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Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

A NEeRo's ToAsT.-'' God bless Massa
Wlberforce; he have white face, but he
have black heart"
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

Dr.. JOHNSON was asked if he was fond
OF fmusic. No." said he, (" but of all noises,
l think music is the least disagreeabie.'
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13
We received this NOR nlng among ou
letters the following:
Editors Squatter Sovereign.

We received this NOR nlng among our
numerous letters the following:
Editors Squatter Sovereign.
GENTLEMEN Having desire TO keep
pace with the movements of the far west,
the manners, customs and quality Of peo-
pie in the Territory of Kansas; and as it is
my present intention to make Kansas my
future home, desire to become subscri-
ber for your paper during one year, from
the time at which this reaches you. / re-
NIT with this order, So, the subscription
price as published in your PROSPECTUS
Our correspondent is right in familiari-
zpg himself with Kansas, ssits manners
and customs" before moving hither; and he
could not have taken wiser course to do
so than by subscribing for our paper, as it
shall be one of our chief objects to make
it not only interesting, but ofpraetical use
to those who may desire information about
Kansas; her people and institutions. We
are willing also to give advice (gratuitously)
either by letter, or in person when applied
to at our Office. BY way of commencement,
we-xould forwarn every one nottopurchase
any advice, or claims, of Messrs. Park and
Patterson of Parkville. You had better come
under the auspices of the Elnigrant aid So
ciety of New England than theirs. The
claims offered by them, they not only have
no right to, but are afraid to show
their faces on, in daylight, for fear as we
are credibly informed) ola coat of Tar and
Feathers
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

Ksow-NorH1Nes.-Iti is said that about
half of the members Of the Mo. Legisla-
ture belonged the Order of Know-No,h-
ings.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

PnoeaEss OF DELusIoN.-In five years
the number of believers in spiritual rappers
has increased in this country, TO over two
hundred thousand, and they now support
eleyen NEWSPAPERS.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13
Election of Delegate to Congress

In last weeks issue, when we presented
the name of General Whitfield for Con-
gress, we incidentally alluded to the proba-
bility of the Congressional election, coming
off at the same time of our election for
members of the Territorial Legislature.
Without knowing the intention of the
Governor on the subject, we would suggest
that it is so obviously proper, that there can
be no doubt about the fact, that the election
will come off at that time. General Whit
fields term will have expired before our
election is held, and we will have to elect
delegate before the next session of Con-
gress, or 60 unrepresented. During the
summer and fall, the Squatters who came
here with 'bona fde" intention to remain,
will be, or should be; too busy to attend cleo
tions. Building houses, enclosing their
| claims, putting in and cultivating their
crops, making hay, saving their crops in the
fall sc. &C.; will require all the time of the
most industrious. AS there can be no rea-
son in the world why the election should
not come off; we take it for granted that it
will be held. Our duty then is to select
our candidate, and we are still of the opin-
ion that our present able and vigilant rep
resentative Hon. J w. Whitfield, is the
best man we can get.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

ia Illinois, during the past six years,
has made ,S37 miles of Railroad; all OF
which is now completed and in active ope-
<atIan
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

Ia Ex-President Martin Van Buren,
and a large number of Americans We're al
Nice. Italy November 20.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

ia John r. Cooke, one of the mos
eminent lawyers of Virginia. died on the
10th ult.. at his residence IN Richmond.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

E@ There are some things you can
learn from fools. Among the number, Is
the value of holding your tongtte.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

B1 The length Of the ten principal
rivers in the United States is 20 900 miles.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13
Platte County Mo.
Feb. the 10th 1855.
Gentleman,


In reply to your proposltlo-
n. am proslavery LII principle and IN
terest and autimatnman from A to and will
not support any press that favours mau-
manisin as they are the most corrupt aboll-
tionists and who invariably like the negroes
better than the white race.
GEORGE GALLOWAY.
We have seen our old friend sitting as
Committeeman In School examination,
but will not be uncharitable enough to oeriti-
else his note. We think however he might
have had charity enough to have overlook
ed the only objection he seems to have
found to our paper.
But to orIf purpose. The article alluded to
cannot, if fairly read, be objectionable to
any consistent strict construetionist. All
we advanced was, non-interference on the
part Of Congress in the domestic affairs of a
Territory. We certainly did not advocate
Polygamy, or any of the peculiar tenets of
Mormanism; but we did, and do yet, recog-
Mise their right, and theirs only, to be their
own Judges in morals; and to manage their
domestic relations to suit themselves And
further, that they should not be made the
objects of persecution by the General Go
vernment, for their peculiarities. As we
before said, once let the south join in this
attack, and the north, the Free Soil North,
will stop our mouths with it, whenever we
cry noninterferenee on the Slavery ques-
| ton.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

E~ The Wings of Bath County, Va.
have nominated the Hon. j. NJ. Bolts for
Governor.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

A MOST DESIRABLE INyEsTNErT.-
The investment of Sebastopol by the allies.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

President Pierce was so years old
on the 9th ult.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13
A Hemp Farm for 5000.

Within circle of miles around our
town, some of the finest hemp lands can be
obtained, (still vacant) which are to be
found in the west. We have been living
for the last l o years, in the best hemp grow
ing country in the world, and we can say
with safety, that we have never seen finer
lands for the raising Of that particular crop,
than are now to be had by pre-cmption In
our immediate vicinity.
Men of Kentucky and Missouri, you
who have been paying from SO to 100 dol
lars per acre for good lands, we say to
you, come in and take these farms, bring
your slaves with you, there are no aboli-
tionists here, they don't like the name of
our town; they avoid it like plague spot.
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sleyen newspapers

'sszS- A model return upon writ was
" made by a deputy sheriff in Nor
nty. Indiana. 1t was: "Sarved
hut gas fit with brick-bats by
so that / couldn't sarye i"
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Consistency thou art a Jewell!

An article in the first number of our pa
per, headed, Utah, in which we occupied
correct grounds, as we thought, has some
what disturbed the equanimity of one OF
our old frienks; and possibly others, we
know not as yet. He sends our paper
back with the following note, Uerbatina ct
iiferatim:
Platte County Mo.
Feb. the 10Th 1855.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

nathefnatician has calcuia-
Tn ssr costs the allies
minute.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-02-13

s@ Read Report on the outside.
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Georgetown College, u. C.

THE of th institution will on Monday,
ID Of September ThA preparatory department and collie
ate aud experienced profesors
The Eoi ana insIcsna sdvG eemrn'
large sDd spvcious building Inns
exclusively for Se accommodation
II younger Students Their domnry play srounds spdy
hail. rooms, will entirely distinct from shOse Of TIE
officers especially assigned will attend them in
studies complete
effected the younger and older students
which be to all those who have The
least ex xpcrrnce n Of youth.
The Of the college, extensive philosophical appu
rxuE rich cahine of mDeras geological
specimens hes aord udens Of this institution nd
D. A. MAGCIRE,
Aus 5-dlm President.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT 10 THE WEST.
-

Eine bets~sA w~sbsnEtoa and Wheeling hat I5s
hcuss:
RInnng fs be~esn Haaliacoa and ossen1af "a hours
rArough Tielsfs and B.xs.xs chssAs to be had ii.
THE Eaiond having greatly improved IL
rrsien coanel ons otrs me fullest Inducements
lie Aoflhwass, ane ihe Snaiwesi.
The come nan sstsen he irnn from Washington and the
Whng Ju'r,on tinis.y called Relay iioase miles
Wsshns'on and the Ono Baggage checked
Wheeling Washington and rseeeted and transferred
ckr foI pan,s byena The
wnsianston daily al and AZ, m' on Sundays at the
A. Witnessing eoapsrioa made with The trains Of the CEN
TEsL 0Hiu RAILROAD, from BeiniTe, The Ohio,
Wh.ens through Cambridge Zsnesvlie, ned kewak 70
Manssd and sanduy rniroad m sanduky Toledo, Detroit
Al Counhus railroad
ef Little Mtaaai railroad xsnsa, CINCiHNAT LOUIS
sa a ms e as Msi oass Dayton 10 snsHAros Te
h..,s Lsssye,r. Chicago Eech l.lnnd, 8, L.ais, Ae
NStchcs, Ne~ oesss Aewhch also sold Washingor
transferred cincnnsu the nn the Oh,a
rckcn for Essnsve Cairo, ana 81 Louis cold by this
roR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toedo Detroit Chi
hc neke.s sod when the oh'a !. nayisabie bewecn
the Cleveland and Pir.hure rairoad is made.
Travellers requested 70 notice tn While @ Il the only rone
speedy and direct 70 nearly ~ ss leading points
Sa3 miles, being 100 miles shorter than osher
Fsse by through .ek. from washington To whaens % IS
couabns. sia G5; Dayton SIS Cincinnati eSi Loa,ssie
" Y y Te s 81 co. bsuo ss e
chsaso sie sis ST. aai., sa sss: Memphis.
rpss Ferry M.rn.sa,s Berkeley springs,
"mh-and Bedford snnGS, Piedmont oakaad and FsmonDi
leave Washington at g. m, or II, p. Fur the
passrnsssa "ween BALTIMORE and Whesling iske 6,
from washington. Annapolis kc, nee special nd
ror further information, through iekes Ae., 70 m
PARSONS, agent, III Washington station , :. 49,.
Mrstsr o TImspor'a,ian BaI,iao,. .na
May 5-dn uhio Railroad, BALTIMORE
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Has his resd 10 Frsotn Row. corner
or He viii continue 70 devote his sifen
principally Uo'f.d ssaes sarsme Court
devotsd he ia~ epnrernins psien he Wit
questioas arising IN csses hetre
oc. appeals - The chae lnce cf sssssn
Coumss ana WIZ as~1 assist IN thr
preparation and trial Of concerning parents
Wi
,es rs ses Congress
claims befTe bsard established o the
adjudication.
Oct 2s-da
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Appointment Of Superintendent OF Bnildfnga
and Grounds at the University OF Virginia.


and Grounds at the University Of Virginia.
meens Of the board c vt~v c the Univer-
sy Virginia. Mr Stevenson offered the following esoiuoo,
which adopted;
believe, from the experience Of past years
Of the University might, with Prope
from and
public OF the Uavessiy,
with advantage be conhded 90
who would devote hr whole
dutss for sutabe copensa
Rs.siped subject be referred 10 the executive
daies OF the In the
suggested them make Tho appoint
sniary exceedng ~ 20o ~
opinion the Csivcrsy oud he promoted By
labor and
pcrinfrndcnl'
undersigned, OF
The executive committee viii
make the
all who ba
appoinmeni VIII Se expected that
should be qashed take The csk-
and Of hundred
nl buildings 81 The tni
vers public grounds, keep ~ sNd have
gsrdenirs ornamental planting Of
nc.
viii he cherrfuny gven App
appcsoss underssgneA, endorsed
far GrounAs'
r. X FRENTlS,
Arsusr, II, Iss5 Proctor Universiy of virginia
Aug ie-~odtipseet
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.
Redanion Of FGs to California.
-. Upiied steamships leave New York
fer Asgn~au the ath and Goth of each month,
NZH~E& mnii from Panama Gan
FrAncisc6.
and approved by the Navy
Department, md guaranty speed and safGfy
niosd az ong cofnEsetcd from ocean
ocean, The baggage Il
BAn Frsncisc0 and
gcrs the cSmany expense
money ail Of the trip.
kept In port a New York. Panama, and
Of accident, that
the route il entireiy rsliubie.
Passengers leave Panama day arrive Aspn
wall.
Conduc,os through by each steamer and take charge Of
and children without OrhcT protectors
through rates apply a the agency ~
West street; New York, l. w. hfhoHD.
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Proposals for building Lighthouse on Jones's
Point, near Alexandria, yirA inia.

TRKAsuRY DEPARTMENT.,
Light Board,
Washington, 4usuri ~, le55
pRoPosALs will be received until u O'Clock the 2ad Of
when the bids will be opened, for furnishing
building Shf honse Joness Pon Potomac
river AirxantriA, by the 31h Of November next
buiding Tcrfing prick foundation, and OF
Story, having circular tower
the support hosxonssl dcnsona being 20
Nv
Detailed and specifications be at this Office.
and al the of cnIlecor Alexandfia.
Should any accepted will be execnsed at
the work.
will be made until the wh0se work completed and
be inspected and approved BY c agrni
agent
reject oil materials and workmanship Do IN
cordasce the Of the contract.
reserved reject and NIL bids that may be deem
ed preipdicini the public interest
Addressed uuderpGnoA
aoysed Prppo-ns for Jonesf Point Light house y
EDM'D l.. y. HARDCAsTLE,
Aux a3-eoGIn Engineer Secretary
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Washington Aqueduct.

orrrcr OF rus w.snrxeros Aouspuor,
Washington, Marcn Z, is55.
nROpOs Cor graduation masonry
dams, tunnels, efthe Washington aquedue
Proposals the s Of May will be opened al noon OF
Mans uoaies specifications ready
O jnh day OF April
Proposals Will be received for the work OF particular cuveTt
bdses descrbrd the plans and specifications
be compi.ied under The
bm all for unnsIod work VIII
the re to prs.ers The aoun, Of
I nder each conaci for each and
appropriation holding sufficiently decide when and
ali unit funds become available
H. Of s sn ps er S p pa r.
tho the work has been properly executed SO tar has
Payments win be made specie upon United
per cent dion Of all thai the work
shall be paid their ai wages msathy nna n rrse's
the Washington Aqueduct.n
The the right oil the bids
they Hnke such
considered most conducive 10 the progress Of The
Every accompanied signed by
,ase thai ,he bidder or bidders viii aecrpes,
osiaaon within ton day. with coed and
10 be Unod
n reper or known Enrree
Of War; that the gnarsnors are able 10 make good ef
BIDS opened presence OF bidders, IL Of them
choose 10 be present .xr
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
PORN or GUARANTEE.
To Cant NJ C. Meigs, u. .. Engineers.
hercs, Jointly and % the United STARE and
,oT Win s,.n ten anys sfrr ne sccrpsnce
-nfcc"t suetes
of,ss aaveu.semen under which And in
said ssa M emsI contract % - ss s
: Z 1s'sasd' a,s. Cd.
Thereby certify that knowledge and belief The
above named ruaransars are good and sufficient
Mar s-aswtsshMayAiswa
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rOURT OF CiAIMS.--Ths undersigned will attend 10 any
" which con6ded him commissioner
Claims take attorney
lie be found daily at The Capt
immediately opposite The ohee OF The clerk OF the
OF Claims. JOHN y IhSOA.
Aug S-2aw3ws I'M. and Star.
d PaILLIIs. Of Mobile, Al-ba,na, Will practise In
Supreme uni,et Ststes,' Of claims,
connected with his profession ofbce
"a OF 7l end Louisiana
Itte1v dlniT
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SEALED PROPOSALS win Be received This once uaI oeso
b 2Oth mefdian far building Armory
city, D. G., the public between
south Canal street the ntrth west
SIKH street the appopraien OF $780, having
made by Cpngcss for The
building will
call at this ore examine the
work, and receive additional
their proposals. which they will be enabled
this Office
No will he received hui from expeepced
builder,
hence Distance unknown The
viii be- expected satisfactory bid
accepted.
All proposals be made according
k (which have been caculad with recision poposer
"a supeintcnden appointed, be
go, ~ IN. ,,ou, Of building, after
~ ,e ding oEcer,
riciy eompied with. ,-. N urtr
Major Commanding w -nihgso2 Arsenal
Aug 2l-2awti9Crt iut. Bait Gun
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CHURCH 1E0vICE4-Messrs TAYLOR 4 MAURY have
" received besm,foi editions ou,o
rnyev,n and compswss Church Service hound
June III envask k,crhxy
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Nassau Han College Of New Jersey, Princeton


Shoad a9ld be fbfgoi,
And never brought mia;
should nuld ac9s4insance bs EHgoi,
And days % aud lang syne.n
The members OF Tho senio 1883
ne ana1r class June opbanors
ending Jase, hereby
Washington, D. c. by the t'd March, A.
brighten The links of the clan OF ,enaso which
nnr de entirely exchange
Hsrs greeting and ryMp1hy,
SOME Of tbei: promising comp-ers.
~ preliminary meeting OF seiappoined will be
hed On the frst Monday IN Sepebe A. D. 1885, United
nsrs tsei ohesnui Fourth Fifth
"ien usos members or
sth'eh are nvcc 10 s,end when ~ will be
hdeplrd 10 secure fun possible
In Iss those
good enough 10 furnish lhe o
thrif respective post oniccs
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenton n. j., Chairman o
ALEXANDER G. BART, N. n,
0l Fhsisderhia Pennsylvania
j. NEWTON LiCHTNER,
OIL ancssier, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PEHDLErON
OF Winsor. Aaeshary Co, Md,
Of Balsto roua CLAN Works, MI
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Commiirc.
JoaH WuphAx. II Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
Much 27-iswtMM3 Tinteliecsc~r1
Al newspapers the civilized Of
"a 70 noice Advertisement
be OF e ssverni classes through
visions OF the gobe mud vi United
States of AMERICA
cusi'nry between his date and the Sd Of March, D. 1881
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Rittcnhouse Academy,
co-rer Of Third str~s n~d Indsasn
O. G. wight, Principal.
X r.. Tayso
X. Rscult, Teacher of Frenrh.
X Gfhsos, Tcacbsr Ut Drawing
Tvs next '''''rs ys'' 'a e'""' ''' % N''' ''s"'''
raiaoa sla So sia 60 ss per qu.rs p.yss's sa
sy by applying rrscira h'
bookstores Of cty Asg 4c-e -drsssept
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sfoppnF outhAuplor both and reiuninE hey "he
London and Hnvre advantages over
other routc, economy of time md money
Passage from York Somke.aYtos saa Bremen.
cabin Enoon, si3o; first cabin l~sr saloon, -
10. 900.
newspapers through the e Wee.
NO bills lsdng will be signed ON the day OF saisinG
An experienced -ufecoR 10 attached 10 each ship
For freight passage, apply 70
{. A. HElNEKEN 4 Co.. Bremen.
CnOSKEY h. to Southampton.
WILLIAM l5ELIN, Havfc.
Mar6--dly
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NEW YORK. BH EMEN, AND SOUTH
<S1 AGPTON UNITED aTATES MAIL DTEAM ERS.-
GZH2B The SHIPS comprising this line the WASHING
M1lEe16D TON, Capt Z. Cavency; HERMANN. Capt. I'd
ward Hsexsns
These stop Southampton both going md re;ninE
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UOOkS FOR AUCT1ON-The ssdeesssed hss s>pArs,.a
from his Other assss ofsoohs vasios
etsea Augcsas WHICH,
longer ssakss tbsn migiaa psicea-
AMsNg Asn n ~
language: Tbsnsy, edicse SD suueu novels
tSeaeh boo&a,
In - pvivsfe
Pvscess hs price when half
June 20 FRAEcK TAYLOR.
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nj. A. Tyson and Sisters Female Seminary for
Day Pupils,
On r street, Jetapoen l2M and 18Th, Washington
THE duties 18th ScYicm
the above they wish also inform
intend opening establishment
f,r boarding pupils on Of November
and turnpike, sixteen miles
from the city. and twns of Laurel village.
parcuin circusrs be had at the principal bookstores
in mn Baltimore.
Aug 4--d4th heodtSeptIS lStar.]
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The Of ~s onsed our books unless
the pAynent of snr ssbscn sn advance
Distant ssh~cSrrs tsswAd sy letter. The postage
viii bs psd by ssssmsa b. ourselves IA
sase uanssnsAion.
The COUNTY, PAPER pahlishrd mi weekly daias e
Of Conyreys, ANA ssrai Ally dnag
sasscripsisns period ~ BE- received
Terms pscpalsoned o The Shove ssssal
fy-pOsTn sulsossara and,
h sending DAILY ssssc,'Sss with go saes~ed;
yns sEMIwEEKLY Subscribers. sss ssciosed, viii be
naea o a copy grads.
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w..n.nr,on National monument once.

Washington National Monument Once.
August ], le55
meeting board OF OF the Washington Ma
II Society, bed 3st uino, the follow
resolution adopted;
Resolr Iha the notice. by advertisement 70 bt
Ipfeigencer, Union and ie American
John Commissioner of hs Gerc
appointed OF this Socie
and has entered on The duties OF his Office
A true copy. Test. CHAS. c. TUCKER
Secretary of W. N M. Society.
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Enratfsbarg, Frederick County, Nd
THE Of studies this INSTITUTION commences on he
August Thursday IN june The
sl5o payable
charges o drawing paiEi
md 6r The
primary composed Of pupils uoder nine years Of
age, S00 half yearly In adsancr
Inquiry should addressed the MOTHER SuPE
RIoR OF joephs Academy Eanitisbng Frederck county
Maryland.
July
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English and French Boarding and Day school,
Isa BROOKE. Phl.asipai:: win her boarding aud
4y M s 3, sas s
Arrest be BY rospssnt
rssscn issy. se.auy Paris. engaged
and every means win be used TO accomplish her pap "a
ID Drawing viii he ,.ash, vsriou. elegant styles.
nas t'''s sads her .szo e Ss eSTTss
ven kaewe lady who sD.,rs'y ca
= every WY D''''' : ''e p' 4. DALLAS AAcHEn
nxrrssxo..
The Rish, Rev. Aon.o Potter, ?. D. LID.
The Right Krv. g. w. Doane, D. D.. LII. y.
pso. Dss. sssss y oos
c css;sss john 'ssss s..ss vs.isss
1saa mls. + s.s.s. !. Sss:an s.s s:.sa .se Ssass
h nm Le cS,:f Jasee Of sss Supreme Court oe Penn
Hon G. W. weodward As,ocsre Judge supreme
Hon George Van, NJ. c., New Jersey.
Lieut. M r. Msary, l.. L., .. .. Observatory.
reusrs ..aias Ing term, . ss s.a = ns ncpa or
Ans ss-sodin II
THE nIssxs HAwLEYy Frssch a.d E.gllsh
em.s1 H. ,sss .asaes ss Isl
Aug 2s-eodaw
cottage Home school for Young Ladies,
Ma.sacA apense, bss,Ocen l0th a.d lIfA
yea: this sns s M sn
M cis.oS, Isa Tsscss1 ris O. Drawing md Painting
CIRCULAR. ssas sy Ss osssiasd als :. sss Bookstores.
WA.TED. s.~sa.-..,y.A shoovsby qualified .s.ehe, of
.ad., virgins. Ins .gpae.a : n.is Essnsn.n ssdn
$3.50 and bo-'a Address wi'A fa R.'s'i.s sseckr7r
Aug si-dm AlsxzndDA. Virginia.
IT NAY BE nDsr % .s.ss s.os
sosd that ,S - Offer = especial q ..ss.,n' su
100 pieces black and acycoiosed silks many entirely
900 aaane. from IS per
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MILLER 1 BROWN,
7sh street, opposite The Post oce, washlpscn, D. C.
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pIeKETs. LATas. AHD COAL I-J~a received and ready
L for saie--
sn 900 No isths, fsn esgff and thickness
Also, Is, ,OOs 4k feet pickesss supesiu article
coal or ALL KINDS AND SIZES
Red and white
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Iykis'r red Phiiadephia red ssh,
LehisA furnace coal, in yard And ready fer sale.
Ny regular ~spasasd 70 ssve eis orders
Also % hssS lssser os m Ss.erigao~s
Shingles, catrine6 psaaser aadc cement
Ny yard street., Ne Cspstoi.
Ass S-w JOHN PURDy.
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H. story F.shss.ahe Lie Payer, 50 coh, rs
just psbA1AaA ard ~ sase u TAYLOR 4 MAUeY's
AVS lsesdseil Bookstore, ssh
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longer ssah4< theSf nxtgiAal psices~
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-13

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