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On the equity side of Queen Anne's
county circuit court.


John e. and Ebert Gibson. } 'ou"y s"eu" 'ou'.
1'HE object of this suit IL to procure decree
the sale OF certain real situate Queen Anne's
which devised the said John E. and Ebert Gibson
their father Gibson
of aieEcy 81 said Rachel
Lynch BY The said Wooman Gibson The original bill states
that the aforesaid which descbed
ing exhibit devised the said John Wo0man Gibson
subject the of The debts Of said that the
said John Obsnn appointed by will sole took
paid BY thereof paid
Rachel e. Lynch Of the Of $780, the interest
eeon and that the real abnve devised the
said John E. and Ebert Gibson chargeabc with and liable
OF Anna NJ Lynch administrative of Rachel f. Lynch, flied
the 9th day Of Junc 1852 said Rachel
Lynch has died. leaving the said Anna NJ Lynch and Woonan
Lynch
had granted said Lynch; John
Gibson died. leaving John W. Gibson William Gibson
Henry Gibson Rachel f. White formerly Gbson wife James
Whites Jua Gibson Sarah Gbson and Cnnrne Gibson his heirs
ataw that the said Ebert Gibson Afterwards died. leaving his
hesat Woolman Gibson, brother, and the
heirs Of his Rachel Lynch his brother John
Ghs0n That letters Of administration the estate of Ebert Glib
he had said E. Gibson
time confessed decree said RDche E. Lynch
paid and satisfied her. demand said bill
plain far a he that aforesaid real
said iegscyto a75O principal
James White and Rachel e. wife, Julia Gibson Gibson
and Caharne Gibson rrsden District Columbia
heeupon adndEed ordered the said Anna M Lynch by
causng of
had Washington city Of three
be the eth Of December notice the said
sent defendants Of the substance and object OF the original bill and
petition of said NJ this
Of January next show they have why decree
ought pass prayed. JOHN PALMER,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Queen Anne's County.
SEPTEMBER IS, 1855
Ill
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Proposals for wrapping Paper, Irvine, and
Sealing Wax.

October IS. 1855
3oh November Ia Of the clock for
z s ss a1a a ys S
the 3sl December The said articles be des
partmen Washington, d. c. New York city and Cincinnati,
quantity quality thereof
CURED al each agency, yearly, are specified below.
DISTRICT NO i, AT WASHINGTON. d..
,esn. I and each T. am Q contain 20 perfect quires
a11 les. sss ths'
1900 ~ss 70 s hasd and m '''
500 ofhe kind oftwine spools, each spool weigh
500 do coarse hemp wns eighth inch in
diameter, well twisted, and in balls or hanks
weighing from and half pounds each
200 do scarlet sealing OF good quality for ordinary use
DISTRICT NO. 2, AT NEW YORK CITY.
5000 wrapping paper similar first described In the
100 do similar that last described in said !.
400 do qualify similar the last named, be in 20
ILL., by 40, and 10 weigh no, less than 50 pounds
5000 pounds Of cotton wi the that first described for
1900 do the for said district
5000 do hemp twne similar TO that Of the Third descp
600 do scae sealing as for district Mol
DISTRICT NO. 3, AT CINCINNATI, QUO.
1000 r'am' w'' Ea paper similar to that 's' named for district
30 do similar TO thai last named for said district
pounds cotton Irvine similar TO that of the first description or
5000 do hemp Irvine, third descp
ton for sod district
400 do scarlet sealing the same described in the es
for district No. l.
Proposals will article separately
for each district for the whole.
districts increased
the articles shall delivered places
master General shall designate, rata prices.
Each bid be accompanied with sample OF the article
posed be furnished such articles used
BY tina department be seen at or procured from either The
contracted for
responding 10 the samples referred above.
Each bidder rish with his proposals. evidence of his
ability to comply with his bid.
Two sufficient sure,ies will be required to contract.
promptly, furnish
ing articles inferior those contracted for will be considered su
fcien cause for the forfeiture Of the
Bids not made in accordance proposals will
be considered.
Proposals envelope
Of the articles proposed
ingon city, d. c.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
OcToBkR Is, 1865.
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All of the designated and 10 be made OF
the finished the from adu-
eaton white blue coior be required and twis the
cepon of class y be of regular standard sizes OF then
kinds and OF such weights be required by s
ce The Of ordering less quantity o!
encb kind contracted such times and In such guam
titles AZ the public service may require.
Each class will be considered separately and be subject 10 sepa
but bidders offer OF the classes
in the the privilege IL RESERVED Of requiring
bidder class assigned him to take all
such classes, forfeit his night to any class.
each KIND bid
sample for kind accompany bid and
classes DO numbered correspond with the number
of proposed for schedule, and the first
be properly designated the samples or will not be
considered All and samples must be transmitted 10 ms
Office free Of postage or other expense.
specify price pound (and but price for each OF
kind OF paper the class proposed for
All the classes must BIO delivered at such place
designated Washington city, good order
free of all and chargeor and subject to The
inspection, weight and the superintendent
and be in all respects satisfactory
proposals furnished this Office
applying Will be unless
substantially agreeing herewith
Bonds approved securities will be requod and the supply
inferior the classes failure 10 supply
quantity required me will be considered violation OF
the
Each bidder required proposals satisfactory
evidence proposals.
MED by such evidence will be rejected. NJ
The will be the required by law on
Tuesday after the Monday Decemh0r next, (ft
at 10 O'Clock the Office Of the superintendent
Printing Capitol States, Washngon,'
| A. G. SEAMAN,
/ Oct 2--3iaw9w Superintendent of Public Printing.
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eCaution Lottery Frauds.

OrrrcR or the MAINLAND CossoLIpA LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July I, 1885,
THE Maryland lotteries
his duty caution the pubic against the swndcs
who by mail fraudulent lottery
wholly fictitious
Tho only Maryland daily,
the people
the State under constitution approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings
Al III. tickets in these oteres and all csrdcstes Of packages
tickets have tho thoa aphed F BrenAn
cr the Once OF the Maryland Consolidated Loissres
Baltimore, Msryand.' All others are fraudulent 8 RI =
For full Information Tho subject Of those auds address
j Lt. H#t4 *. Brennan,
Sep, 2S-dly Balimorc, Maryland.
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Philadelphia. niagara, ana Great western Line.
United states Patent once,

IN petition of Robert Pegot BALTIMORE Maryland praying
for of patent granted him the I7th of
January, s42 Tor Improvement apparatus for teaching
geography the said pat
which takes place the lTth day of January, lB56
1t said petition Patent Office
Monday, the 7h Of January IL O'Clock, and all
notified and show they have,
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing required file in the Patent
Office their objections, specially forth writing least twenty
testimony flied by either
be said hearing be taken Transmitted in
with rules Of the Office which viii furnished
plicatiop.
The testimony will he eoaed tho 9th of De
papers relied upon testimony,
Filed the office before
arguments, If any, within days thereafter
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published in The Union, hte
Evening Washington, ID CT Republican, Bau
PHILADELPHIA Journal OF New
Boston,
hearing.
't 8. r.. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioned OF Patents
sEdor Of above papers will pease copy, and send
their bills 10 the Patent Oce with containing this notice
20-law3w
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Law school Cumberland University, ut Lebanon,
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Carhem, late Of the circui,
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Of the ndges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfed L. Ridley Of the councillors of the State.
Judges Cuthers Green dew their whole exclusively
to the school.
Plan finrscfion Daily examinations
text books No regular Of
daily lessons the progress of the examinations.
2 Weekly Of common which
dents suits OF facts given
and them through all the
Practice The framed
DEEDS willis. all Of Documents be
dence In the trtal. appeal
court which s held monthly
public The
III jurors, circuit Judges and cancelo and in other official
Iacitles connected with their suits.
Seons-1he session the third Monday
tembe and ends third Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
E1ysrses per fee $50, in advance; coningen
~ boarding $50. students furnish
which be- had in the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required complete unless
dents advanced No previous study required
mission. There four regular claes. Students may
any tine during the collegiate year.
There n Legislature connected with the school
Number of students the collegiate eightysix
ROBERT L. CARUTHER5,
Feb 1l--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Proposals for Furnishing the Paper for the
Public Printing.

or PAINTING,
Washington, september ~, ioo9
pursuance provisions provide
culing public printing &c. approved 1884, sealed
Monday 3d day) OF December twelve O'Clock Tor
paper that required for public pruning for
The LIST day OF December, 1855.
subjoned list specifies be asceransd te
quantity quality and description each kind Of that VIII be
required.
10000 ne printing paper uncalendered "a BY
% inches, and weigh forty Ave pounds 30 The ream Of
400 sheets.
1000 fine printing paper eaendered, "a by IS
inches, and 10 weigh hiy six pounds TO the OF 4sO
sheets.
5000 reams superne sized and printing paper
"a % inches, and weigh hy pounds 10
the OF 4oU sheets.
CLAss4.
nj sure "a by - inches, weigh ioIy-eigni
pounds 10 the OF 4cD sheets.
CLASS 8.
900 superne csIend map parer of such
sizes may required, corresponding weight wi'h
paper measuring ~ by "a inches, and weighing twenty
Pounds per OF 400 sheets.
CLAss6.
200 calendeed endered
aay ba r.quired 10 by a ucles, of such weight
per 7 required.
The fibre OF The paper each OF the aboveasss BIZ Of linen
COTTON, iaulieraion other sub
OF iaT wheness, put AZ CURES Of twen VI
sheets eaeb bundi 10 Goa
$50 sheets Uniformity coor thick and weight
will be and bundle exclusive of wrapper va, ne
r STANFORD viii be
ceved gross weight equred Mxiul
bundle make lie weight
will be considered violation OF he contract
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Proposals for RatiOns for 1856.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
QuarteTmasier's Office,


HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRPs,
QuareImaster's Office,
Washington October g. 1855.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS win be received this of
nee until 10 O'Clock Thursday The 9th day of Novemhe
furnishing United
lowing stations, for The year 1856, viz
Chariestown, Massachusetts;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia Pennsylvania;
GOsp0rt, Norfolk, Virginia;
Warrington, Florida and
Washington city, District OF Colunbiu.
Each ration consist Of pound quarter OF fresh beet
pound Of pork eighteen Of bread
made Of uperhne Hour superne -FOUR the option OF The
and the rate of ak pounds OF good Coffee twelve
pounds OF hs best New Orleans eight quarts me pest
bard brown and half pound OF good hard dipped
taow candles hundred rations
ing officer Of stuon either bulk the single
snail consist OF the choice
pork 10 be No. prime pork and the 20 be of the
best quality OF the kinds named. All subject inspection.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by the
snsetes known this Office, certified oica
be endorsed Proposals Raons for the 1856
ton, District of Columbia.
r. LINDSAY,
Major and Quartcrmaster u .. Marine Corps.
The following papers publish above week
with printed copy of the advertisement this ofco Tor
men viz:
chusets Journal Eagle, Brooklyn
York Pepnsyvanian PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania Evening Argus
Phadehia Pennsylvania Star and incgcncer, Washington
city News Norfolk virginia. and Democrats Pensncoa Florida
The price be paid for this be
ceeding seventy per square
nseron and haeyen and half for each
insertion Let appear In the first number aAer the
ceip hereof hich number you will be pleased
Office published, with each successive NUMBER
voucher.s
Oct 9-2awtethNov
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HOME MANUFACTURES.
Eairyiexx COttnn W0rkn.
Mror fbc (,frof Raesa .Hjero,dyi,

Near me Canal Basip, -aierandria.
EITzPATRICK BURNS, propneors, manufacturers of
cotton yarns carpet CHAIN twne wrapping Irvine, cord
n
Orders from merchants Washington respectfully collected for
the articles which will deliver Washington
lower than be had Baltimore other northern markets Al
orders viii meet with prompt attention by addressing above
Oct it-d1m L, 4 II,
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No. 544
Notice of the Reopening OF the DanvtIie Land once
Illinois.
LAND OrFrcE, Sept 10, 1855
INSTRUCTIONS this been transmitted
receiver prepare
remaining said distrct thirty days
receipt
reopenpg which applications win
be received by them.
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Sept al-2aw6w Intel start Commissioner
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
she and convencnces for the
ion Of the travelling public
Daa
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GOLD silver fine plated spcctacs eye glasses sc Of
all focuses with pefoal pescopc and paraboa
long gives peculiar advantages selecting
adapted to the eyes of wesrers.
M. w. GAIT d BRO,
1924 Penn avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Ian
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CLnNwOOD CEmETERY.-ohcc No. asq Pennsylvania

ELENwOOD COMMUNICATIONS No. oo2 Pennsylvania
avenue, Of 10th street, The Savings Bank This
plan Of the celebrated
high ground distant guar
Of the CAPITOL North Capitol street leading
the THIS company have received charter from Con
burial
lee purchaser prohibiting encvoachmenss
which importance those
placed them fb
all cities when tbs burial ground becomes
sell and throw the dead
scuoy large pitt snd legal IT,
o titles given 10 the ground
N. 10 -, whore pamphlets, with
map and bylaws, and all other information, he
lef with
vsy No 40 Seventh street. other undertakes win be
AEspaod June l7--dly
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Nassau Hall College OF New Jersey, Princeton
"Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to MINI;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,

"H Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And brought TO min;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot
And days % aud lang syne."
ending in June, 1888
the junior class OF the ending June, 1884, the Sophomore
class of the ending une 1884, and the Freshman class Of tile
ending in June $780, hereby requested assemble in
the links of The chain love aud friendship which time
tide entirely exchange their
greeting and sympathy, and the unmey
OF their promising compeers.
preliminary of the sefapponed committee will be
held the first Monday in September A. D. 1885, al the United
Saes HOTEL Chestnut between Fourth and Fifth
which those members classes whom be
venen invited attend when the will be
adopted to full attendance possible.
e addressed Will be
furnish the secretary committee by mail with
their respective post Offices.
EDWARD j. GRANT, M. D.,
of Trenton, N. j.. Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER g. HART, M. D..
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
]. NEWTON LiGHTNER,
ofLancaser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN.
of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS
of Balst, Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
john WKpMAs. of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--lawtMnr3 TInteIigencerl
All the civilized of the world
ed this advertisement their editorial cciumns
5es Ut the several ciasscs through tho four d
visions Of the globe and oil throughout the United
Of
casionaly between this date aud the Sd Of March A. D. 1857
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Rina. '-' As' ''""''
Turner's Clinical Medicine.
The Yellow Mask, from Dickens's Household Words
The Confessions of a Woman by Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardoe.
Vegetables all the
obtain them. Price l2A cents
Sept FRANCK TAYLOR.
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N Fort Ksa,.s Nebraska Territory tranIpOy.
ton from feTf Lsassauo,iA, Kansas Territory.
$4,000 pounds OF clear bacon sides
752 barrels Of fresh superhne houf
600 bushels OF white neid beans
sls pound. o GOOD na,d aasms =, eaaais'
1884 pounds of hrst quany Rio c"h'e
sa .aas 81 81 s soea s elsss y ds
The whole 10 be Delivered August lss.
al Fort Pierre, Nebraska I,iis,g 2S miles BY eater from 81
SEQ barrels Of pork
$4,000 pounds Of clear bacon sides
1880 baieis Of fresh superdne flour
$50 uhsis Of white field beans
s25s pounds OF good hard adamsntne candies
$3.50 pounds Of hrst quality dry brown sugar
1910 pounds Of irsi quality Rio coffee
$40 bushels OF good dry nne salt
3,as5 gallons Of good cider vinegar -
The whole delivered by the Isl July, le55
IA Jefferson Barracks miles below 81 Louis, mis0HTi
80 sa1ss 2. g 5 nsa sISs,n sd hp assn.
$50 poaaa. :, good Na,a ,alaw candies
s,s go saaa Of 81 n Sa, d s s s"s sugar
A ba hsls Of COOS clean dry hne SAT-
657 gallons Of good cider vinsgm
al Fon Gibson, .arkansas
400 barrels OF pork
500 bushels white field beans
$3.50 pounds OF od hard soap
Iss pounds q good ha,a aaasa s.. candle.
ls5es pounds o. a 1.s quality s a brown sugar
81 bushels OF good clean dry tine salt
l,3l4 gallons of good cider vinegar.
The whole c delivered in all May, 1856.
al Fort sa .arkansa for Forts Wasaita and -irbuese
500 barrels Of pork
| 45U bushels white field beans
1854 pounds OF good hard soap
| $40 pounds Of GOOD hard adanantns candies
| 2i652 pounds OF first quality dry brown sugar
| 10 e26 pounds o. first quality Rio coffee
Lad bush-is of gasd clean dry fine salt
/ $40 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
1 The whole be delivered in all May 1886
| at Fon Brown Isra,, ths Rio Gfande
900 barrels of pork
4 1850 barrels OF fresh superine -four
| IS bushes of white field beans
49, 40 pounds Of good hard soap
| aces pounds Of good hard adamanine candles
1 1920 pounds Of frei quality dry brown sugar
| 1870 pounds Of fret quaIity ki0 coffee
! $40 bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
! 1926 gallons Of good cider vinegar
/ al Corpus Christi, Teras.
! 900, 900 pounds o bacon sides
| ,r8D barrels of fresh supeine -four
/ $50 bushels Of white field beans
/ 1870 pounds OF good hard soap .
| 3255 pounds of good hard adam1ntne candles
80 420 pounds Of first quality dry brown sugar
| 1911 pounds Of first quality Bio coffee
| $40 bushels of good clean dry fine salt
The Trinity times., 1855-07-21

ginning, under some covert Of vCr-archi1g
branches, where the str, am Il ,ws black and
hroad among rocks. with moss green above
the water aud dark below it.
But let us begin. Standing in the middle
f the stream your short rod in hand. l,t out
twelve to twenty feet II line, varying its
length according to the nature Of the stream, d,
aud. rs tGr as it can be done. keeping it's po-
sitln and general conduct under anxious
scrutiny. Just here the water is mid leg
dr,p Experiment ng at each forward reach
for Il irm 'oHhod. 81 pping, stumbling over
s,me uncouth stone. sliding on the moss of
another, rcelng AMI staggering, YOU will
have fine opp 'rtuni,y 'f testing the Old
philosophical dictum that YOU can think OF
but one thing al time. You must think OF
half dozen OF YOUR feet, or YOU will be
sprawing in the brook f your eyes and
face. or the branches will scratch them; ot
Your Inc. or II VIII tancle at Cv. ry sep; oi
oar far distant hook ana dimy seen bait or
GU w'll lose tie end of all your fishing. At
first II is Il puxzling business. n little prac
tic.' sets tnnus ali right.
D' you see that reach tf shallow water
gath, red to a bead by n cr,s So bar Of sunken
rocks2 The water tptS in going ever upon
slab "f rock below and forms an eddy to
the right and one 10 the left. Let u, try Il
gra- slIopttr there. Casting il in above aud
guiding it by mo ion of your rod over it
goes aud whirls out ti tie myriad bubble &
into the edge Of the eddy, when, quick as
wink the water breaks "pen, tail flashes
into the air and disappears, but re.appcars 10
the int MT backward motion of Your hand
"a 4 ~ Ia.
stream VIII r ing over and over. till your hand
grasps hun. .xiricnt's The hook and slips him
into the bask,t. Poor fellow vou rdaf to
he sorry f'r him, but every time you Try YOU
ARE glad inst, ad Standing still YOU bait and
try the 9th r sile of the stream, where the
water, wipjn of HE bubbles from its face, is
taking toward that deep snot under side
rock There. you've gut hun, Sill tempt
ing these two shores YOU take five in all and
then the tr brs below grow cautious Ltt inp
Your line run bet re YOU, YOU wade a'ung
holding on ty one branch and ano,her, fun
bling wi'h Your feet along the Jagged chan
mel, changing hands 10 u bUugh un the leit
side. lean rg ou th rock. stepping over that
stranded og, Ripping II generous hole IN
Your skirt as You ltave il YOU come la the
edge of the petty fall. You step down. thiuk-
ing only how to keep Your balance, aud no
at all Of the probable depth of the water, iii
you splash and plunge down into n bas l.
wa st ep. The first cnsations of a man up
to his v,st packets in water are peculiarly
fool sh, and his first laugh rather faint. ii,
is af;crward ashamed of the alacriiy with
which he scrau bes for the bank. \ stop or
two brings h IN Ia sand bank and to him.
self But while you are in a scraPe at ono
end Of YOUR ne, trout ha' got into wors
one at the other 4 little iiur'cd with sur
prise a, boh experiences. y"u come near
losing him in the .hjudlcious haste with which
YOU overhaul him.