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Nassau Hall College Of new Jersey, Princeton

should suid acquaintance be forgot
And never brought 10 min
should aald acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auIa lang syne"
The members OF the ending 1883
The junior ciazz Of the June 1882
class OF the ending june 1881
year ending IN June lt hereby requested assemble
Washington, ID. c., The third March, 1887
brighten the links Of The chain Of love cnahin
nor tide can entirely exchange e
lives greeting and sympathy and usmey
some of their promising compeers.
preliminary meeling OF the sespponed will be
held on the rsi Monday In September A. d. 1885, the United
states HOTEL Chenu Fourth and Fifth
which those members OF the whom
scnient hved 10 atteEd when will be
adoped TO secure as full an attendance possible
La tbs those whom
good enough 10 furnish The secretary Tho mail with
their respective post Ofnccs
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
## ALEXANDER C. BART, n. d.,
Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
}. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
efIsacsster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston AAcghsay Co., Md,
SAMUEL p RICHARDS,
OF Bsisso Iron and Glass WORKS, Nj
LEWIS w, WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JOHN WRIDnAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27--iawtMaf3 fIutellgencer1
Al newspapers the civilized request
ed notice this advertisement their editorial columns
bes OF scattered through
the globe and all throughout United
States of America
caonay between this date and the Sd Of March, A. 1887
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The National Hotel

city reopencd Of guests the 9Th
krhen from the basement 10
the building and The alterations and about tho dining
add and comfort OF it guests
furnished the hesi the markets Afford
best and or labor will be spared
equal the country
therefore, that public will continue
which has always been extended the house.
for the winter do so at
the eot. by calling the Hotel Board so per day
V. ID. WILLARD
wAsHtsaros Cry, November IA 1854.
Noy 1G--tI
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,, WASHISGTON, ID. c.
Rev. Binney D. President and Professor Of Intellectual
and Moral Philosophy. Z. -.
William Ruges, LIZ d. Professor OF Mechancai fhosophy sne
Rev A. j. Huntington A. NJ Professor Of The Greek and Latin
Charles O. Jeyse M Professor Rhetoric and Bellies enres
Lewis Hienef M D., Professor OF Chemistry and Naiu-
E. T, TrIssos, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathematics:
William E. Jlsou, A. NJ. Professor Of Modern Languages
r. c. Fox A. b., Tutor the Greek and Latin Languages
g. Nash, A. M Teacher Of the Preparatory Department
THE nexs besps tho last Wednsdayin sepemher
and continue: tninc onths) until the s 70
day preceding opening the session The regular college
requires fur ysan ios TIE degree A. o. ,shne 70
do 20 anguages and puue scentnc course
Srcc yes o The degree An advanced also
vded for tho dcxveo particular
branchss they prohsby, and will take sufficient
fully occupy their e snd receive cehcnte ana
euainmena. -
urcuarnoy essabsbed under the general
visaor a the cuty and experienced teacher and
will given htnG pupils to enter college
with M and hcuiiy, students with condolences invited
Of best Institutions with those advantages
peculiar o OF the general government
Circuas with inomatiou be received by a
plying personally OF BY letter 10 the president
July 7-Q0W3W
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X. II. GIL T. EFT,


X. H.. GIILET,
Counsellor al Lac,
Has removed his Office Franklia
Thirteenth will continue devote his
principally United surrcme Court
Having he Will
legal questions arising in before
Patent fhce chief justice
jusrrs of and will also the
preparation and trial Of concerning patents.
e opinions prepare
either Of the departments and
prosecute any board established for their
adjudication F
Oct 2s-du
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAiLlNc--ls55.

stopping Souhampton both going and rethIhE ey one
London and Havre advantages over
other roue, Tor the economy Of time and money
Pas,aes from New York to Southampton aud Bremen
cabin, saoon $780, first cabin lower 1aloon so
second do, e60
newspapers through the post once
No bills fIading will be signed on the day OF sailing
An experienced surgeon IL attached TO each ship
For freight passage, apply 70 -
C.. A. HEINEKEN D Co., Bremen
CROSKEY Co. Southampton
WILLIAM I5RLIi, Havrc.
Mar 6--dly ...as
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE =
To Capt. c. Meigs, u. $. Engineers.
the undersigned, residents Of, in the state OF -
hereby Jointly severy, United States aud
Guaranty bid Of be accepted that he or
OF the said bid,
the with good and sufficient surecs %
articles in conformity the terms
under which II rsade And in case the
aforesaid, guaranty
offer by the said aud
the ncxt lowest bidder
Tsirned) a. D.
ID.
thereby eer that knowledge and belief the
above-named gIaraniors good and sufficient =
fSigned) e. r.
lar S-J,wtashNfay ay lawu
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clover Perrin VIM wiis and wife and Amanda Hendricks
yHRREAS Glover fled petition praying for The par
lion or setting in lots ~ and 2 In he city
Pensacola showing that the nave IN
said petition Monday In October In the
circuit Ecamba kofds OF e same w be taken
ordered that this notice be published
reI,y sov months Florida Democrat the Washington
tJsiou and the New York Journal Of Commerce.
o-' - THos. Y. KING, Judge.
Pensacola, June H. 1855.
! June 13-laW2m
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untsc. ~ tnzs Alscsutanuance the United states
! Land OAcs ~ Defiance. In shs state Of OHIO.
NoTcRis hsssty svsn s Of law, and in view
IN Of the cpou oncen DxvANcx ONO, that the
n ssl dc sdcee1 seow one hundred Thousand
kfvev has directed mat said land Of
dlscoadaued and mat the lands remaining nm
NJ ne scoadnuanes ee ssde subject 70 SAFE ana
oy ONO.
Lands and unappopriated by aw and uhsc
pvste entry land once now discontinued w CEASE
oce on the date Of the receipt OF tns
he rerter Sereof and the land officers
M give public Of the day which they
prepared TO receive Applications iof enues " any ~
lands at their ONCE ,xa q ,vrr COW
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once
WAsmnaroH, o. c., June 10, l6a5.
June 23-law6w lint. Stsr]
NJ. .K nOSyyxs az ali kinds and for sale Mt
yo,, rpss''" 20 -" FRANcK TAYLOR,
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f,OuHT CLAIms.-Unah Forrest attorney aslsw, Rock.
vile Maryland prosecute Of claims and
before departments Washington Communicates
Rockville No ssa north street wv %
promptly attended to.
March 3l-dtlstJuy
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Law Notice.

Brown, STANTON, AND WALKER.
IDM. r. BROWN, FRED. p STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err have formed partnership for practising law in the Supreme
Of United Of claims Washington
and in the Of Oces in Washington and Men,
phs One of the parties will always be found either place. and
letters addressed them will receive attention.
April lg-feod Intel. and Sentinel copy,l
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers

ti.e es sorprisias tns i,sa sre the foilowIns'
The Aaanuc. .,ay = os-
TIE Adrats .......iChp' -
r.. Tlese ships having been built BY contract ea
pSessy government service, every care has been
<ZE@8ER construction, also ~ ie.f engneH
insufe strength and speed; and their accomino-
unequaed for elegance aud comfort
Price Liverpool in arst cabin
cabin k75 Exclusive size state rooms $50
Prom Liverpool 10 New York, 30 and 20 gnineas.
An experienced surgeon attached to each rhip
M befhs can be- secr until paid for.
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NEW YORK, BREMEH, AND .pUrH-
ANT On UNITED STATES MAIL ST HERS
E2 Tb pc comprising this liue are ,be WhSHiSG-
Ton, Capt. B. Cayendy; HEnIhNN, Capt I'd
ward Higgins
These stop Southampton both returning
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TO our sUBsCRIBERs.

The viii
payment u the subscription be made IN adsanse
Distant subsciitsr fsrw wsrd stlss
~hich vii he psd by ait,-s 's-arsf
an
The COUNTY, PAPER s pahisaea ~ stfkn fanfs
sion-o ~ Congress, and semi u esA y anTing
Subscriptions fos period yusi
terms proportioned the above annual
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sending DAILY subscribers, viii s5e
sEM-wHEKLY ssb-cribe win a5 enclosed.
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THE ONLY ONE AUTOBIOGRAPHY bob Of DIR. BOY
il VEAU LAFFkCTEUR superior the sirups Of Cus-
ner OF OF other radically
affections the skin, darcs scrofua the
accidents from accouchmens the critical
period , hereditary acrinony Of humors AZ depura
Bladder
fractions organs arising from abuses
injections soundngr syphliuc the Rob cufs In
from the
bnlsam cspava cuhrbs from which only reps
sypbc whether long stand
nY OF the iodure
Of potassium. =
General agents the United States Gabriel Blondin esq,
William street. wholesale orders Cuilot Duccnge,
New Orleans Seuily, San Francisco.
The the druggists throughout the Uni
G. de st. GevGie the med
cal properties will be obtained by writing G. Bon
din 81 William street, York. who will give information
G. prepared for South America tho West In
he the Fob In bond
March r
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mo- 537.l
NOTICE OF tho Removal OF tho Land O0cc fren'
IN CLrNros TO wAlsAw, In the State Of MIssosnL u
nder authority entitled "An oct
in shc location OF approved March l6s2
hereby and that the LARD once for the sale
NJ ,c nbc auds a Cyxrox Missouri will be removed % WA
saw enton county said the first ddy July ne
my hand the city Of Washington s ION day OF
May, a. ID. 1855.
by the Presidents ., ,rr.o,,
Commissioner the General Land ONCE.
MavI - awGm
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United states Patent Omcs,
Washi nxton. NAV 10. 1855.

Washington, May 10. 1885,
peuton of Emily Pullman administering Of hs esiae
Pumsn deceased OF Abion New York, pray
Of granted 10 the said Lewis Pullman
lS4 for improvement In machines
removing buildings &c for from the expiration
Of said patent which takes place the 2ist day OF August
1856 a5t3
said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday IL O'Clock, and all
notified TO appear and show cause any they have
why said petition ought not 20 be granted
opposing the extension required fe In the Patent
Ofice he objections specially set forth In wng az least fwe
hearing All testimony died by
hearing be taken and transmitted In
plication.
testimony closed the 26h July
deposons papers upon testimony,
before the morning OF thar day; the
guments, il any, within days thereafter
Ordered that this notice = Psbhed N the Unon inse
Evening Washingtnn, r. CT fennsvnnsn,
Philadepbia tic Americas, Ncw York, NJ r.; Daily
Baltimore Republican BaiToei and Post Boston, Mass once
successive weeks previous the 6 day OF
gust next, the day Of hearing.
Commissioner of Patents.
SEdors Of The above will please copy, and send
Once, with containing this notice.
May 22-law3w
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posr orrIeR DEPARTMENT.

Hon Campbell Postmaster General The direction
and of the Post Office Department assigned
the constitution and laws the Postmaster General That
its business may be the conveniently arranged and
reaus follows: The Appointment Office, in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office In
charge of the Second Assistant Penascr Hcnera the
Finance Office in charge Of the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office in charge Of the chief
clerk.
Appointment Oiee-Horatio Eing esq., First Assistant
General and nineteen clerks To this office
assigned all questions which relate the establishment and
disconYpancc Of post offices changes OF sites and names
appointment removal of postmsstes and route and local
agents. also, the giving of instructions to postmasers
Postmasters are furnished with marking and rating stamps
balances by this bureau, whchs charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the OF the depart
ent and superintendent of the several agencies
established for supplying posmaers with blanks To this
s likewise assigned the supervision Of the ocean mail
steamship lines and of the foreign and international postal
arrangements.
Contract O5ce.-Wliam II. Dundas esq Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and wentyx clerks To this OIL
flee assigned the business of arranging the mail service
Of the United States and placing the under contract
embracing correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency of trips mode of conveyance, and times OF de-
m all different sections Of the country the points
Of mail drbution and the regulations for the government
OF the domestic mail service Of the United States 1t pre-
the for mail proposals. receives the Dds
ard takes charge OF and occasional mail lettings
and The adjustment and execution Of the contracts All ap
plcaons FOR the establishment alteration OF mail arrange
mens and the appointment OF mail should De
10 this office All claims should be submedt for transpor
aton service not under the recognition of said
service first obtained through the Contract Office
necessary authority the proper credits at the Auditors VI
fee From this Office ali postmastes at the ends OF routes re
eive the statement Of mail arrangements prescribed for the
routes reports weekly the Auditor all con-
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF she man
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For fseight or passage Apply 70
EDWARD H.. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street N. Y.
gROWE SHtPLEY, Co..
Liverpool
) STEPHEN KENNARD B. CO.,
~ Austin Friars London.
B.. @. WAINWRIGHT & Co.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havrc.
.,,-...,,. a.. .a,s -,-.,
VI these shps WIN MOI nc accouhuo,e o fou,
Dulons specie, jewsy precious stones OF VI
tndnf are sisnen inceief, anu "e s"'"o o'0o'
Ap25-dn .----
z T-------------- .,-r--.. -. <scpYncr
Delaware COHeSe.
college IN this institution VIII com
29th August and continue sixteen weeks Ihe
embraces TWO complete couvse 'ne
which the student may take IN tui IN
Particular attention gwen 20 science ana 70
the analysis Of soils aso to engineering ana p'ac"ca "
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mo. 53s.J
Notice

OF tie establishment of additional Land Office i the Ter
risory Of Oregon.
IN pu approved February ", 1885,
entitled An establish additional land district in the
be caed the Umpqua District embracing
south OF the fourth standard parallel h hereby
the nf oce said district has
Uned States the Of
wjnchest. in Territory. anti otherwise ordered
Given upfer INV hand this i7h Of
Nav ~ Isss JOHN WILSON,
49, General land OiEcs.
Nav is-iswi9. Intel X sarl
JIARPER-s MAGAZINE for May
III Emma being No. Of" Hsrper's STORY Book
last received by TAYLOR MAURY,
Mays booksellers, rem avenue near YIN street.
NY B,oher- Keeper by suth of Dollars aud cert-
a, snle at TAYLOR h MAURYts
MAYS Bookstore, 9th street
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

The Treasury Department consists Of the offices Of the Sec
retarY Of the Treasury two comproers commissioner Of
The CUSTOMS six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board, and coast survey.
The following is brief indication of the duties of these
several Offices and OF the force employed therein respectively
Seeretays O5fce.on James Guthrie Secretary of the
Treasury; Hon. p g. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer CHARGE architect and three
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre
y Of the Treasury charged with the general supervision
Of the fiscal transactions OF the government and of the
cuon Of the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States. He supentends the survey Of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals Of
he United States, and the construction of certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes.
First Cozptrocr ObfccElisha Whittlesey esq, Comp
roer and fifteen clerks lie prescribes the mode of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice well the public lands and revise and cetes the
balances arising thereon.
Seoond Comptrolcr's Ob7ce-John NJ. Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller, and clerks He prcscbes the mode
Keeping and rendering the OF the navy
and Indian departments OF the public service and reys and
eertihes the balances arising thereon
Oioe o Commissioner Of The Oa,fosHugh j. Anderson,
ESQ., Commissioner and eleven clerks He prescribes the
mode OF keeping and rendering the accounts Of the customs
'enne and disbursements and for the building and repair
S eaomhouses &C., and revses and eer6e the balances
Misng thereon.
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Law Notice.

Law Notice.
uonrpr q. scuyrcK rHonAs conwIH, WILLIAM r. WEBB, :
A's" n.y,cn t,ho r,incinpat Ohio Washington, ID. G..
scHENCK, CoRwIN, WEBB
,E above themselves for the prac
,,c. in claims and in the supreme Coun ol
the United attention OF all the partners WI b
vn m c,aiu. and will attend
Two OF fihcir numpef WIN oe IN
washington csnstaatiy " whenever necessary.
The once of the drm city, where all letters
their Joint business may be addressed
May s-1aw3m
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John o. sara mt IL Charles Albert
Aftor,ru, ama Couus ellors-uf- Lar.

yAvE for the prosecution Of professional
III that be ntrused
dcpsuncn the court OF claims,
any court Of the United the District Of Columbia
WAsmseros, ID. c., March "a, less.
Mar 25-eod3m
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L0R SALE LenxeA commodous four story and auc mousse
Of House con
and has recently been papeed and panied
Terms accommodating and possession given meh-
atal, SOLICITORS Office Treasury Department
fs-Gu
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oprIox or TUE WAsHIsoTcs AouEDucr,
Washington, March z, 1855.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-11-09
Fall Il Winter Goods! 1866


II AVE received their stock of Fall and
L Winter Goods, which they consider SUI
perior to any they have heretofore opened, in
richness, durability and cheapness. Their as
sortment is general, comprising Cloths, CASH
ners, Sattinets, Tweeds, and all other season.
able goods for Gentlemcn's wear.
For the Ladies, they have very rich dis
play of all kinds and the latest styles of
Fall and Winter Dress Goods, such as Silks,
Plnlls, DeLanes, Merinoes, Prints, &C., &c.
Call and examine the assortment, for they
fatter themselves they have some character
for taste and judgment in this department.
They have, also, a large stock of READY.
MADE CLOTHING, gotten up expressly for
this market, consisting of Over, Sack, BUSH
mesa, aud Dress Coats, made of the finest and
most seasonable fabrics; Vests and Pants,
which can't fail pleasing the most fastidous.
In the Boot and Shoe line, they are second
TO none. Ladies' and Misses in search of fine
Walking, Cater, or any other description OF
Shoes will please call aud examine the assert
ment. For Gentlmen they have fine Calf
Kip aud Coarse Boots and Shoes. Negro
Shoes, from the largest to the smallest sizes.
Hats, Caps and Bonnets, in great variety
In short, Ladies and Gentlemen. they have
every description of Goods usually found in
Retail Stores in this section of country, and
they are going 60 sell them--so, it's no us,
talking. II you want any thing in their lin,
iu.t come and get it. They will sell low rol
cash, and charge nothing for showing tn,
Goods. Nov. 1872
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PniNCE ions VAS BUREN ENCoMuuNicATED-
our misgivings that the bold experiment of
Prince John Van Buren,, at Oswego, in taking
n strong national position on the Niger ques-
ton, with leg ON each side of the fence,
would prove failure and the result is before
us in the manifesto of the Washington Union.
The Prince is declared iHcomHnicGdo, an out.
slider, hereto of the pestilent Buffalo tribe
of lS4S After heightened examination of
the speech of the Prince at Oswego, the
Cabinet organ SAYS
1t is hardly necessary for us to comment on
these sentiments They erect an impossible
barrier between Mr. Van Bucn and :Ae Dem
ocra,ic party They place him so nearly on
the same platform with Mr.. Seward, that ii
is not easy to decide which il most hostile to
the Democratic party. lie is for keeping
Kansas out Of the Union at all hazards, Un-
less she comes in as a free State. Mir. Seward
is for the same thing as to Kansas, or any
other Territory that may hereafter ask adj
mission Mr. Van Buren, eifeGtually cuts
himself loose from the National Democratic
organization by avowing these sentiments.-
We do not assume to read him out of the par
ty, but we should be untrue to Democracy il
we could hesitate moment TO furnish the
evidence contained in his own speech, that
he has read himself out Of the party Whcr
southern Know Nothings shall quote from
his speech to fix unsoundness ON the Northern
| Democracy, let it be answered at once that
neither John Van Buren,, nor any other one
who entertnins these sentiments and stands
on the Van Buren, platform of 1913, can CLAIM
/ fellowship with the National Democracy.
This is rather hard, considering that thu
Prince, on the previous evinng, gave Il coz.
dinner at the National Hotel, at which tn
Secretary of War, the Secretary of the Navy
/ and the postmater General-Davis, Dobbin
and Campbell-were present. But the ab
sence of every member of the Kitchen Cnbi
net, proves that the communication Of JOIN
| is official.
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:5sF" a correspondent Of the New York
Sun gives an interesting account Of the man
ner railroads are managed in Gerruany:
"Every railroad company is bound by law
to have II double track on their lines, and no
person is allowed to walk ON Il railroad track
ut any time, by day or night, under penalty
of the law. A barrier, consisting of two
strong plnnks, is placed along the side Of the
tracks, to keep of animals. Every fifteen or
twenty miles along the track there is sta
ton Tor guard or Waterman, who lives in IL
little hut beside the road, and whose business
il is to be ut his post, with red flag in his
hand, 1t the approach of every train and be-
fore the train Is due TO patrol his beat to see
that all Is safe, ami to remove all obstacle y
which are sometimes placed upon the track y
mscrcants. In the case Of danger, the guard
hosis on Il telegraph, so.called, which stands
near each guard house, a red printed caScet,
which can be seen by the engineer Il great
| distance; INT if everything is right, the two
wooden arms Of the telegraph are stretched
/ in the air. During the night there is instead
of the cdScei, II lantern with deep red light
placed in the air MS Il warning Of danger: and
II common one il all is in II safe condition.
At every crossing there is gate, which is
| locked up It's soon us train is due, aud any
one, either on horseback or in Il carriage who
desires to cross must wait until the train has
passed.
Some such regulations wonld not com,
amiss in this county.