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:. should suid acquaintance be fcrsot,
And brought min
should suid acgusaanes bs tnrgot,
And days ~ suld lang synn.n
The members of e class o ending IN Janes ir
The eisss ending JBue, 1854 Soph
9l ending June, is and ne Freshman class ot "a
ending IN June 1850 hereby requested 60 assemble
" asnson D. O., The id c March, A. d. lsS al as istes,
brighten the links o. The can u ove and ensshie which
lives greeting sympathy, tbs uutnel lata
sonS u their MOST promising eoupeers
preliminary meeting Of The seirapponted enritlee VIZ b
held the hrst Monday SepIenber A. D. 1876 he Ihc
ststo Hotel cbs between fourn and Fh streets
which those members several elasses whom be
Invited TO when the win b
adopted 10 secure az fiil se ndanee possible.
10 the time, whom this addressed VIII y
good snongh FURNISH abe secretary By mail will
their respective post offices.
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. d.,
OF Trenton, N, H., Chairman Of Committee,
ALEXANDER o. BART, VI. ~,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
g. NEWTON LlGHrNER,
~ Lancaster Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToS,
of Winston, Alieghany Ga, Md,
SAMUEL r, RICHARDS,
OF Basn fron and Cisss Works, N
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
o. Terigcmefy coenyi Maryiapd,
JoHs WrfpaAs, OF Lebsn0n, Pa, aeereisry,
March all ia~tMar3 finteliieencefl
Al newspapers request
ed to notice This their editorial columns
The classes through
visions Of the globe aud all throughout The Unite
States America requested insertion
c2sionay between This dale and the 3aof March, A. D. 1857
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FoRM OF GUARANTEE.

FUKW UF GUAHANTEE
TO Capt. q. Meigs, U. ). Engineers,
We. The undersigned, residents in The State OF
Jointly the United States and
guaranty bid be accepted that he
the OF the said bid,
sufficient
articles conformity to the terms
the under which made And in case the
aforesaid,
good offer by the said - and
he mex lowest bidder
fsipupd1 A. a.
&. ID.
hereby certify hat TO he my Knowledge belief
guarantors good and sufficient.
(Signed H. r.
liars 5yys AlayA Nv
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Glpves Perm T. was and ~iie and hHanda Hendseks
tNEgEAs Glover Penn petition payng fos the par
wv hts niefct In n ~ and ~ IN e city
aeseadahts hsse a.
In atlrred ad parties and
petition NHnday ~ October ~ a IN thr
kscsm5a county tl'aa o lr sAtar WI ss iekre
esnf published
xiv Florida DemoeFat, the Washington
o''''' Y '"' "se ~ Tnos. \. KING, Jadse,
PENSACOLA, June 1s, S55,
Juna z3~-lgw2n
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Law Notice.

BRows, STANTON, WALKER.
lUM. T. BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and ]. KNOX WALK
ER partnership practising the Supreme
States, OF Washngtoa
and In the Of Tennessee Oces In Washington and Mem
of will found either place. and
letters addressed TO them wl receive attention.
April l9-- lfeod Intel. and Sentinel copy.l
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service and the reports Of the mail lettings giving
OF each bid also OF the contracts made the ser
vice originated the curtamen ordered and the additional
allowances granted within the year.
Finance Oglce-John Marron esq., Third Assistant Post
General and clerks. To tins office
assigned the supervision and OF the financial
business OF the department deyolyed by law the
Auditor embracing with the draft Offices and other
deposaries the department. the issuing Of and
balances reported by the Auditor to be
due mail contractors aud other persons the supervision
the offices undel orders depose their
ery balances designated points, and the superntendence
rendition by of their quarterly of
posages 1t has charge OF ts dead letter office of the is
suing Of postage stamps aud stamped envelopes for the
payment postage, and OF the accounts connected there
with.
TO the Third Assistant General all postmasters
should direct their quarterly OF postage those
draft Offices their letters reporting quarterly the net
cecds OF their offices, and those at depostng Offices
their certificates OF depose to him should also be directed
weekly and monthly returns OF the depoaries of the
department well all applications aud receipts for post
age stamps and stamped envelopes and for dead letters
Inspection Ogses.-Jobn Oakord esq chief clerk, and
clerks. To this Office assigned the duty OF
ceivng examining the registers Of the arrivals and de-
pastures Of mails certificates of the service OF route
agents. reports OF mail failures OF noting the delin
quence OF contractors and preparing cases thereon Tor the
registers and reports Of mail failures; providing and send
ing uail-bags and maiocks and keys and doing all
other things which be 70 secure faithful and
exact performance of all mail contracts.
All cases mail depreciation Of violation OF law by pri
vate expresses by the forging illegal OF postage
stamps under the supervision of this Office and should be
reported TO it. .
An communications respecting lost money, letters, mail
deprcdaons or other violations OF law, maiocks and
KEYS should be directed Cbef Clerk Post Office Depart
ment'
An registers Of the arrivals and departures Of the mails
certificates OF the agents. reports OF mail fail
ures applications blank registers and reports of failures
perfect service should be directed Inspecion Office Post
Office Department"
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once Of the Clerk OF House or Heps. U. s.,


yEALED PROPOSALS will be received this ohcr unt Ia
u ocoek M, Saturday furnishing
the use Representatives hundred best
quality The coat be aud
size, and 100 tons in Jumps about tho
sire pound 2i0 pounds TO the drhy
treeo extra charge u Capitol.
Aso for furnishing Of House Of Representative
Two hundred quality twenty
live the balance be sawed the
Who'll
Captoi n expense the contractor. f9E
oth be delivered before the 18th OF
October subject inspection quality weight,
be appointed the o House Of
| psnr, ,.rn,.tiyes j w. FpKNEY
| Clerk Horse of Representatives. u. h.
June 7--lawtJunc 30 TStari
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United states Patent once,
Washington, May 10, 1855,

the peution Emily Pullman administrative OF the
Of Lewis Pullman deceased late Of Albion New York pray
granted the said Lewis Pullman
2 August l64 for Improvement In machines
removing huding &c for from the expiration
patent which takes place the 2st day OF August
1856
ordered that said petition be heard al the Patent Once
Monday the 9Th August II O'Clock, and all
notified and show they have,
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing the required file in the Patent
specially forth in writing least
the hearing All testimony filed by either
hearing, be taken and transmitted
s Office, which will be furnished
picaion.
The closed 26th of July
deposons other relied testimony must be
Office before the morning Of that day the
guments, ii any, within days thereafter
be published in the Union, Intei
sencer Evening Washington, D. C Pennsyvanian,
Phladspha Pa, s.n ihc American, New York; ~ Y Daily
Baltimore Republican Batiw BOston,
previous 9th
CHARLES MASON,
SEdtors above papers will please ccpy, and send
bills the Patent Once, with containing this notice
May 22-law3w
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vAa DEPARTMENT.


Hon Jefferson Davis, Secretary of War; In the Secre-
tary Office proper there chief cerE subordi
nate clerks messengers and four wachmen The fol-
lowing bureaus attached to this department:
Commanding Generals O8fceThs office, at the head of
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York
1distant Generals OGce.Col. Samuel Cooper Adjutant
General. Assistans-Lieut. Col. w. g. Freeman Major
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams. Judge Advocate,
Major John Nine clerks and messenger In this
office are kept all the records which refer to the OF
The army the rolls &c 1t is here where all military com
missions made out
Quareraaastcr Generaps ONce.-Gen Thomas s. Jesup,
general Charles Thomas, assistant quarter
master generals Captain NJ. M. Clark district quar-
master Major H. c. Wayne in charge of clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger
Payaaster Generals O6fce-Co b. r. Larncd, paymaster
generals Major St. Clair Denny, district paymaser eight
clerks and one messenger.
Comnisary Generals ODce.--Gen. George Gibson, COM
msary generals assistant Captain A. Shras six clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon Generals Oyfce-Gen Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general assistants, DR.. X. c. Wood and Dr. Richard IL.
Coolidge; three clerks.
Engineer Oce.-General Joseph g. Totten, chief engi
neer assistant, Lieutenant John d. kurh five clerks and
one messenger
TopographicaI BureauCo j. j. Albert, colonel of the
corps assistant, Lieut. M. l.. Smith four clerks and
messenger.
Ordnance Colonel ii. X. Craig, colonel of ord
nance assistant Captain Wm Maynadier eight clerks and
one mes
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TEIE ONLY ONE EAUTHOHSlZEDl-Th DR. Roy
VEAU LAFFECTEUR superior the siups OF Cuisi
parla, remedies radically
whoa all affections Of the skn darres scofuia The
critical
period hereditary Of humos A. depura
powerfully sicacious caarrbs of the bladder in
from abuses OF
injections soundnss Az ansyphiiuc the Rob cures in
ensuing from the
bnam cubebs from injections which only epe
without ncuraizng IT, The Rob Boyveau ~ nbove ALL
syphic whether stand
and which have resisted the OF the odure
potassium eE4ls
General agents the United States Gabriel Bondn 3!
William street. York. Guiot
New Orleans Seuiiy, San Francisco.
druggists throughout the Uni
led pamphlet the medi-
properties will obtained by writing G. Bon
New York. who will give Information
wanted,
G b. prepared America the West
dies he the Rob bond
archl4
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l,OnMr OF Cs.AuMS-unzh Forrest stofnsy -sssw, h"ss
claims the court of ctAi~s as
beo,r n. executive departments wshsns'cn
addressed Rockville No 2fa sof'h "'fs ~ "
promptly stteadea to-
March at-dsimuny
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PROPOSED plrEp or sAILIKe.

EDWARD n. COLLINS,
No SO Wall street, N. Y.
t BROWN, SMILEY, CO.,
.f Liverpool
sTEpHEN KENNARD = Co,
"a Austin Fuars, London
o, q, WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
IN, osners Of ships win accountable for god sy
hnlfnn specie ew precious metals, unl bills o.,
iadns the value thereof expressed therein
Ap 25-du
IyOU SALE or story and attic hnuse
Of y stfen House con
ns twelve roos recany papered ana painted
sely address roo 40 0ee, Treasury Department
DC; l5--cu rtA
John o. Sargent n Charles Albert,
Attorneys and Coanseiors-at Lar,
AVE associated Of professional
III bus,pes that may be intuTted
tepartment the court o ciams OF
any court Of the sitting in the District OF Columbia
WAsHrsaros ID. c., March "a, 1852
Ma 25--eod3m
JrR and commodioas house recently occu
situated nsar ina Great ,feis On
Pennsylvania west. ~. y,xs
Wnders building No. ., corner OF i7rb and streets
Ap 5-eou
spe-tscles.
silver glasses As o.
focuses pcrioca and pafahoia eiassc-
peculiar advantages IN selecting glasses
ADAPTED to the eyes of wearer' . -, carr n.o
3ss Penn. between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan 2s-u
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Stopping southampton, both going and rcTnhg hey 0tr
Hav advantages
other route for the economy Of time and money.
Paaase from New York to Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin saoon a3o first cabin, lower -aoon siio
second do, $780,
All letters and newspapers through the Office
No bills ofiading will be signed on the day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon IL attached to each ship
For freight or passase apply 20 ,
C. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY L Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN Havre.
Mar 6--dly
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rHuRotJaH pacticai, Maryland wishes
healthy estate IA ihs s"ot when
proprietor Improve and convert into purely asc"
NJ stock farm.
the h,rhsss gwen aud all commnnea
tons subject fully answered
Address AGRIGOLA, Washington v g
March E--lawiy
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Office hereby given aal 81 ani and % view
n of the report Of the nd ocets a. bKStAscki oh mat ne
below hundred thausand
haterfsr directed saf land a
and he tands
Of
entry only remaining and ohes In The srATa
Lands remaining unsod and unaPpoated by law and subject
discontinued, VIII 10
be n this
by officers
public Ol the winch they
win prepared applications for such
lands their othos
JOS. Is. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land ofce.
WASHINGTON, u O., June ia, 1890.
June 2J-iawbw Int siafI
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T'ENTH HSsTALMENT-Ws open Today tas isn.n install
cotons" They
excellence Of fabric for ades and
children's under garments.
Also Shaker cloth shirtns
a very superior for hinng, shade heavier than the
wifr cott0ns.'
With of all other reliable brands Of medium and
fine shiring cottoDs
Our stock ncn time complete
We invite the stock Of linen
shseinss, table ncEs, nspkins, and toweings.
probability invariably offer largest and cheapest
linen goods IN this markell many u which arc man
ufactured ireland orders
nj be wei to
shaker long oniy take all the mills
NAL OF these kinds.
Our stock Of all goods remarkably
time.
Commencing day. prices articles
ducsd, have extensive autumn
plies,
persons habit purchasing where various
cordially CALI convinced
purchasing wse there
only. 4 s4l
acies prices, and fair dealing may ba relied in all
Delay settling bills present expected
PERRY HROTHEK
= aCentrai Stores, building
@t - Opposite Csnuc Market
June 2-d6tf
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CaraIina Hotel.

Change Of Proprtetors.
fVHE largest Wilmington, North
L hna the railroad depot aud steamboat landlags
y. %. BROWN, Proprietor.
WiLAIssroS, N. c., Msy, 1885,
JuLe 3-dlmn
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United states Mails.

Posr OrucR DIR rAKTAxHT, May 10, 1890.
DgoPosALs carrying the mails Of the United states from ths
day November 1855, Goth Of June, 1865 IN
of MICHIGAN, will be received the Con-
@ aes ar ,, Post Office Department, in the city Of Wush
ius,oo until the la day o tines herein ssseasd
3iG4 Carp Bay, 70 anu paeh, vnca
during Suspension OF naysaton ssp rum s"sen"ei
10 May Is in each
Lea arr River Monday NJ lam;
Arrive n Keewenaw Bay next "wednesday by D y mi
Leave kecwenaw Bay Thursday at Sans.
Arv nj Carp Saturday by 9 pm
alsz Entry Houghton Clinton, Eag'e
River, Eagle iiarhor, aud North West Mine, TO Fort WI
mile and back, week.
Leave Keeweuaw Bay Thursday at 9 m;
Arr i Forty Wilkins Saturday by bpmi
Lesve Fort wilkins Monday nj
Arrive NJ Kesweuaw Bay "Wednesday by . pm.
1875 Kr~wenaw Adventure and Nockand 10
ontonaeou 80 m back, week.
Leave Kaewenaw Bay Thursday at o a m;
Arrive al OBionagon Saturday by 6pm,
Leave Ontonayon Monday at IAN;
Arrive st Kee wvnaw Bay next "Wednesday by Q pm.
conditions
the dated February 10 s9o
80 - JAMES CAMPBELL,
u,y n ,,w4w Postmaster General.
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IIARpEa's mAGAZiNE for Nsy.
III Emma being Not Of" Harpers Story Book
Instr nv TAYLOR h MAuRY,
May BOOKSELLERS Prnn avtaur, near Hn streeis
ur nrathers Keeper, by s"thos OF Doiiars and Cents
II Mr. Rufherfbrds Children, &C. II -
oa al. Al TAYLOR n MAURYrs
Mays Bookstore, near sth street
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OF The establisAmeHt Of additional Land Office N the Ter
ritory ~ Oregon.
nv approved February W, 1855
enreat establish additional land dstrie In the
Territory called the Umpqua District embracing
lying oatb o. the fourth standad PARALLEL hcrsh,
ofhce
United
WINCHESTER ia Territory, unhi otherwise ordered.
Given nader ms hand Washngon, ITh of
May, A u. isSS JOHN WiLspNt
Commissioner OF the General Land ONes.
Nav ts-laulaa fntei. A star
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lH 5,E METROPOLIS,
Washington, May u, 1s55.
GENERAL MEETING of the stockholders bank will be
~ this Monday,
the eectng Of the bank iof
the then ensuing. M
The polls open 10 O'clock and be closed 2o'eIock
D. m. RID. SMITH,
Nav 3I--eodta5th June Sdf2dJuly Cashier.
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NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
<%& AMPTON UNITED STA res MAIL STEAMERS
t2@ H. The comprising this line the WASHING
TON, capt. T. Cavendy; Hermann, Capt. Ed
ward Higgins.
stop Southampton both going end curnng
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The Treasury Department consists of the offices Of the Sec
etaF Of the Treasury two comptroers, commissioner OF
e customs six auditors treasurer register SOLICITOR light
mouse board and coast survey.
The following brief indication Of the duties Of these
e Offices and Of the force employed therein respectively
Seere,args 0eeHon james Guthrie, Secretary Of the
treasury Hon. p g. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charger architect and three draughtsmen
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre-
the Treasury charged with the general supervision
e hsoai transactions cf the and OF the
Ss9n q the laws concerning the and navigation
the United States He superintends the survey OF the
The lighthouse establishment. the marine hospitals Of
s United States and the construction OF certain public
Ouualngs for custom houses and other purposes.
fra comptrolter's OGce.-Esha wht,esey, esq, Comp
noe aud fifteen clerks. He prescrbes the mode OF keep
g and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
IS well the public lands and reyses and cerhes the
oA'ances arising thereon.
= SeeoHd Comptroller O6fce.-John NJ. Brodhead, esq,
Ieuptoer and clerks lie prescribes the mode
npng and rendering the accounts OF the army, navy,
departments Of the public service and reves and
0o'uhes the balances arising thereon.
VNss @ Coapssfonsr Of the CusfonsHugh J. Anderson,
~ Commissioner, and eleven clerks. He prescrbes the
keeping and rendering the accounts Of the customs
and disbursements, and ior the building and repair
WiSng thereon.
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MILITARY MEN VIII find st storc-soam-
70 medum and fine white linen duck or pants and
vests !.
is pieces meJiam fine white linen dFuinas
Also supply woolens
| ed eibzens
With cravas gloves, suspentsfs, half hose, Sc
price only.
neIay cong any bills axrecsed
Good arclcs pces aud deasina relied all
cases, rEAhS ~ = = I'M ~ ~ n, ~,
June s--stAf Opposite Cenigs Market.
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m. gasrs accountable o gold,
bills
rs pnsd herr thereof npresscd therein
~ h An 5-a
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risIIE Only Place s~heve tbs 9&nwans nsaek e~as
Europe obtained Tea Store No. $40
oppcs oAcs wbers
be hsa Al ala LonAen breakfast Congo
rvkes Flowers. An other hHs " teas Mwss
hand very bow prices, wholesale and retail, ,~.,.
Mar 1-sos HALL n hLSN,NNf
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-08-31

A Shark upwards Of seven feet long and
weighing between three and four hundred
pounds, was caught in the lower Bay Of New
ork on Saturday Iasl.
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Correspondence Of the Carlisle Volunteer
"Sam" Killed i'm Shippensburg.
SnrrENsErEG, Aug. q


Ed of Tolanieer-In March last the Know
Nothings carried thus Borough by an average
majority OF % votes, and elected Town Coun-
Gil that was very unpopular outside Of the or
der. Five mouths experience under our new
rulers did not change public opinion, but seem
ed rather TO intensity our hostility to their
measures SO that when vacancy occurred in
Council the Citizens were anxious for another
contest On Tuesday last a special election
took place, which was entered into with all the
warmth and bitterness that usually character
i2e local elections.
The Wbgs and Democrats went cordially 10
work with "iusion ticket" and defeated
"Sam" by majority Of 43 votes The Know
Nothings selected their best man, and made
great display by nominating him IN the public
square by accamaton, amid loud cheering, and
the notes OF a brass band.
But ''Sam" was sick. The older and more
thoughtful members OF the order would not
vote. II is more than probable many Of these
men will never vote the know-Nothing ticket
again. The novelty ofthe thing has passed.
The appeal TO the religious passions and prelu-
dlces of the people, by persons who falsely pro
fess TO be very great patriots, is beginning 10
be- understood, and will In time work its own
cure, by the withdrawal of many Of their best
members. The election OF member Of Coun-
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THE 6LDEN TIMES.

Ola Time has hurried me swiftly on
Upon Lies rapid river,
And scenes of pleasure and childish Joy
now have left forever.
I've roamed afar from my olden home,
I've been IN cot and palace,
I'vpi1ued the dance, and, IN witehing song,
I'ge quaffed the rosy chalice.
I've .'orped in bpanfy's glitterine bower,
And ielt hei chains around me,
Aaf smiled as Fortune bore ne on
A, the transient spell that bound me.
Bat memory Oft Is fitting back
into he hours oi chiidhood;
,gh ior friends Of the olden time,
The cottage aud the wildwood.
l'n thinking Oft, al the Sunlight honr,
Oh hallow'd ties now broken;
Aat taen recall the parting scene.
WaeH sad adleuS were spoken.
J think how, over soHe humble graves,
Sweet roses now are hlowng
And !u The walks BY he bronkiet's side,
The Wild, rank weeds are growing.
IN dreams pictured happy band
Around the freside sitting,
Ny father there with his pipe of clay,
Ny mother with her knitting,
Ny sisters playing in pleasure pure,
Gay pra> OF laughter ringing,
The house-rat stretched on the glowing hearth
The ketlIe gaily singing.
Bur death has despoiled NY old home
Those gay hours have departed,
And now roam ln his triepdIe>s world
An orphan, broken-hearted.
10 my lonely way sometimes pause
And court the bright idea
Bat hope never pictures scene 50 fair,
50 pure, as the olden real.