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Nassau Hall College OF New jersey, Princeton
Should auid acquaintance be fnryot,
And never brought TO mini
should auld acquaintance bs forgot,
And daVH u, nuil lnns xune y


And never bougAt 10 mini
should auid acquaintance - forgot
And days o. aud lang syDe."
The members OF the senior class Of the ending June 1883
e junior class Of the ending June, e SoFen0ss
class o the ending June 1881
year ending IN iMbe o hereby requested assemble IL
washington, D. CT BY the third Of March, D. 1857
brighten the links OF the chain love isndrho which
nor tide car ever ecy exchange in their
lives greeting and sympathy aud the untimey fate
SOMA o. their ass< promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF the ssHappointsd conmee viii bs
h ON .hc hTst MOaday ia September A. 1885, the United
which those members Ut may
senien ara Invited to attend when the will
adopted 10 secure ~ fun attendance possible.
In tbs thOsc
good enough 10 furnish The secretary ofthe BY
their respective post 0fices-
EDWARD j. GRANT. NJ b.,
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER G. HART, N. D.,
Of Philsdephia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON Ll0HrNER
- elLsncaster, Pennsylvania
OF Winston, AHsghany Co.. Md,
SAMUEL r. RiCHARDs,
Of BsIst, Iron and Gls-s Works, N. j.,
ssaWa@err LEWIS w. WARRINGTON,
Of Montgosey county, Maryland,
COMMITTEE.
JoHs WGfDnAs, Of Lebanon, Pa. Eecretary.
March 97--iawtklaI3 [Intclixsucerl
All newspapers tbs civilized countries Of The world
ed 10 notice tS advertisement eir editoal columns
bers VI the several classes scattered through M
visons of the globe and s newspapers throughout United
States Of America aive
cssions'y between this date and the Sd Of March, A. o. 1887
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KittcnA0use Academy,
Corner ~ Ts,rd and Ladiasa arenpe.
q. o. Wight, Principal.
X. +. Taylor, Assistant.
r.. " RaouIt, Teacher OF French.
II. Gibson, Teschss of Drawing
TuE academic will Monday September
i Id
Taon $40 so sa 90 and SIS per quarter, payable Ia
Circulars be obaiaed by applying the principal at thu
bookstores OF the city. AMg 0a-eydsstSept
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of superintendent Of Building
and Grounds at the University Of virginia.

meeting of the board Of vsters of the Univcr
s Virginia. MI offered the following resclution
which was adopted:
Having teovc the experiences Of past years,
that uniyesy might with popficty
and University be relieved from The supervision and
OF the buildings and other public OF the University
that all duties might with advantage be conhded
skiil who would devote is whole
the discharge Of these and other dnt fo suitable compesa
Resoire a, the whole subject be referred the executive
divide tho duties Of the proctor
them the
with exceeding S.
opinion,
appointment Of proctor and
pcrntt ndeDt"
he undersigned
gives
September make tho appointment,
the above resolution and notify all who
disposed o for the appointment that VIII be that
individual be appointed should be qualified take the
few hundred
The unvrr supsrinendecc Of all the buildings he Uni
vey public grcunds aud keep and
suitable kmslcdgs Landscape ssdcnas planting
sc.
further desired win be ceerfnliy Appl
spplcatioss the undersigned endorsed
"Applic aions for Of Buildings aud Grcunds
r. r. FRENTts,
Auausr, IL, ie55. Proctus University Of Virginia.
Aug ta-eodu0Scpt
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IL. ~. GILL q II,

Has bis Office his resd In franklin Row.
Taiftsenh lie viii continue
principally Upid States
Having patents
opinions legal arising
apPe chief justice
of District Colnuha and VIII also assist the
prep aud patents.
Ne opinons and arguments for
having either the
will claims before any board established for their
Adjudication,
lS--du
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Washington Arsenal, August 70, ls55
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received once
hc goth ne1i, ucdian, Tor building armory WsngtOn
city, D. C the public lying between the
SOUTH Canal street the noIt
sixth the appropriation S3008o having
made by Congress for tile ~ 5P A4
master builders desiring 70 propose 70, this building will please
work, and receive additional explanation
Their poposs, which they will be enabled conveniently
Office. at{s 11 s5st44 " 100
No proposals. will be received but from exrsenced and
proved builder work In
hence persons distance,
will he satisfactory bid
accepted.
All proposals be made according bill
work. (Which have been calculated with preson the
find the
An experienced SUPERINTENDENT spponed and will be always
the absence Of the commanding officer,
strictly complied with.
4 WM. H. BELL,
Major Commanding Washington Arsenal.
Z Aug 9l- -Giwt:9Oct lat. Il halt. SUM-
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pOOKS FOR AUCTIOW.-- undsrrsned has separated
his other numbsr cf books SUSPECTS
editions duplicate cs2ics and Others wch
longer saisbe Al their original prices.
Among good editions III
language Thsolc nrdisIne and surgery wvsns nvveis
school books tench books, and
s ci which viii Ne
In The ne they be psschsssA pvsse
auction priccsat half when half
price al quarter price when they
June 10 FnaNCK TAYLOR.
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HHUuC1H SbGHvICMS.--Mrssvs. TAYLOR 4 MAURY have
received very bcauG Of he Coumon
Payer and complete Church Service bownd Paris.
Jane u pooizsofs near Ntuth street,
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m,CHaEL NoURsE i,

MICHAEL NoURsE,
srcn for TIC M4,aai Life Iaurares Company, Hartford, t0np,
once No ISL Thirteenth street,
Z" IN think all mortal bat ,henselves.
whose
shosd prompt fund Tor hsr widows and
children ~ deuti
Aug ls-iaw5w tintl
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EAANCIS LAMB. LOoLing-Gata PeFts1It, aud Pic-
turersns manufacturer 0G1 Pennsylvania svsnue.Paor
mOgs OF all sxes aud Of elaborate
any manufactured and will be dslivcred put
In New York; thereby saving boxing,
freight, and risk Of breaknye.
The public respectfully invitedt0 cali.
l8-God3uif
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Washington Nntionai pionanen. Once.

Washington Nntionai Monument Office,
August l, 1855.
meeting Of managers the Washington Ma
n uopn Monument soc held the 3ri nlno, the follow
resolution adopted:
Reso.ecd secretary notice. by advertisement TO be
Inisence Union, aud the American
john U.fsoa late Commissioner OF fhs Gene
Office, appointed general of this Society,"
aud has entered on Tho duties OF hts oilce
A truc copy. Test cHAs. G. TUCKER,
Secretary OF W. NJ M. Society,
o ,lpuy
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Law Notice.

Brown STANTON AND WALxER.
WIN. 4. BROWN, PRED, p. STANTON and j. KNOX WALK,
ER have formed partnership M pfacsug Supreme
Court United Wnahnston,
MO ia he courts Of Ysnnecs oaces y wsbhaos and Mem
phs parties viii tAsr place,
etesr addressed 70 hem wi receive Dr6lnpf
April l4- tfeod (tntsi and S<nlMel oopy.l
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M. A. Tyson and sisters Female Sc niAary for
Day Pupils,
On r. street, 5csreea l2M and l3h, Washington.
rI,IiE resumed ScPtem-
Der ard, with the above. they wish also Inform
their others opening estabshmeDt
ivr hoasdaag pupils the ist OF November
turnpike,
city. and aoutleas of Laurel village.
For particulars circulars be had al the principal bookstores
in Washington and Ralimafe. @nffs
Aug 4-d4ih eodt5epI5 (Sar.]
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COURT Of CLAINS.--1he unGersigned viii attend 10
which may confdcd hin commissioner
Claims
counseot nf aid lie be found dny at the Cap
immediately oppolc the Office Of the clerk OF The
Court Of Claims. JUHN S TYSON.
Aug 3-3aw3wF Int and Star
d PHILLIPs, "f nIobiic his,a,na ~tit psacttsc is'
supreme Of the UHscd atatcsn of claims
business connected with Ills profession Once
I'd floor OF Ibi and Louisiana
June9D o.. a1inif
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St. Joscph's Academy for Young LadIca
Near EmmittstNrg, Frederick County, ma.

1FtU7 I.H7HFHFS07F7yi O0H7"y, TT" ---
THE
August terrl the Thursday June. The
board $3.50 annun, payable srainnnn
There charges drawng paint
ng Spaus ilaIiau erman aud Latin The terms
fJ the department composed OF pupils under nine yea OF
ngc 800 per nnnup. able half yearly III advance
inquiry should be Addressed the MOTHEW SuPE
RtOR of Iosebs Academy, Emnsburg Frederick county,
Maryland.
July S--diyesr.
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PROPOSED pArHs o. SAILING.

EDWARD X. CoLI.tNa,
M. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, a Co,
LIVERPOOL.
STEPHEN RERNARD 4 co,
~ Ansiu Friars London.
D. q. WAINWRIGHT & Co.,
GEO. II DRAPER, Hsvrc.
The will not he accountable for go'd M
specie er metals, uniess bills
signed therefor and the value thereof expressed therein
Ap25-du
yyx comnodious and attic house,
y on the Of seet House con
,rs t~slve roa been paPeed and painted
accommodating and given medi
Solicitors O'cc Treasury Department.
is---En
Academy or the Visitation,
Frederick CITY, M
que exercises Of institution will Monday, the
4 let of september.
Hosnurgs,
tuition per
Washing, n,endiar, and other cstrss ~
piano, harp, guitar forms additional charge
Spanish German, and Latin languages
charges Entrance Tee, 30
semi annually ~ advance fu
pits received during The year. aud c charge es
natrd noio the date oftbeir euTance.
Aug ig-lswtwt
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WUTu IN

atnpng southampton, boh going and rciNning they oeF
proceeding London and avs advantages over any
Other route, for The economy Of time aud money
Passage from Eso York to Southampton ed Bremen-
saloon, $780, frat cabin, Ssz saloon, l
second do, $50. 81
newspapers through the Gee.
No aaing will be signed on the day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon l. attached to each ship n I
For freight OF passage, apply -
e. A.. HEINEkEN d Co.. Bremen.
CROSKEY K Go, Southampton.
WILLIAM isELiN, Havre
Mar 6--d.y t.-t t-.F 458tfs#s s
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xS< NEW YORK, BNksM Fin, AND SOUTH.
-est7Sl0 AMPTON UNIT ED STA T ca MAIL STEAMERS
NlE66Ea ships cantashg this tine WASHING
xSsNA1SA8 TON, Capt Il. Cavsndy; HERMANN Capt. Ell
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| I0Hr and Darkucssy or, The YAadsw FaGe-A
Story q Fashionable LGc Paper, eeth, n esss,
Jast yuesbcd and fvf TAYLOR Z MAUnY,s
Aug@ fsentinef1 Book store. near Nh ~
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WANTED, rsnelatCiy.A thorously uxaIiaed tsachar f
the Latin Greek languages Eoasta1 school IN Alsx
andta Virginia The applicant 10 te siuec eeSsnan n1u-
ate OG college, and willing
si'o and board. Address, win, full pastesl.,e -
e3,Ss4l h. l.. BROCKETT,
AugS-dhi Asxan1yja, virgiais
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Cottage Home school for Young Ladies,

uueUN6y VeJ6tEN IVN 0M6
TUE sixth academic yenr o s schoo nomenee on NJ
day, September The Of iDso1on 10 arranged
four departments and embraces all the branches Of liberal
cation 8a T III IN
Miss NJ. A. Cor, Prlncipni.
Madam DormRn, Teaches OF French.
Mr. Gibson, Teacher Of Drawing and Painting.
Mr.. Hchsi, Teachex q Mnsic. sk
Circuinrs may be obtained at the booksioross
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Hon James Campbell, Postmaster General. The direction
and management of tho Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws to The Postmaster General That
business be the conveniently arranged and
for his final action IL Is distributed among several bu
reans follows The Appointment Office, in charge of thc
Frst Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office, IN
Finance oee, in charge Of the Thid Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection oiicc in charge OF the chief
clerk. ts
Appointnep ORce.-IIoraiio Rng esq., First Assistant
General and nineteen cerks To this office are
assigned ali questions which relate to the establishment and
dcontnuance Of post Offices, changes OF sites and names
appointment removal of posmastea and route and local
agents. as ALSO the giving of instructions to pomasers-
Potmasters furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery for the use ot the Depart
and with the uperntendencc OF the several agencies
established for supplying potmsers with blanks To this
bureau likewise assigned the supervision OF the ocean mail
steamship lines and of the foreign and International postal
arrangements.
Contract Osiccwiian II. Dpndas esq., Second Assist
flee IA assigned business of arranging the mail service
OF the United a,os and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
freouepcy trips mode OF conveyance, ard times OF de-
nartrss and arrivals all the roues the Of the
all between different sections OF the country the points
of mail distribution, and the regulations for the government
of the domestic mail service OF the United States pre-
narr the for mail proposals. receives the bids
and takes charge annual and occasional mail lettings
and the adjustment and execution of the contracts All
plicatons Tor the establishment alteration OF mail arrange
and the OF mail should be sot
to th, occ All claims should be submtedto IL for
service not under the recognition of
service il st to obtained through the Contract oce Ms
authority the proper credits at the AUDITORS VI
c From this office all postmaFtes at the cnds 81 routes re-
eivo the statement OF mail arrangements prescribed for the
weekly 70 the
executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the ah
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AND WARRANTS LOCATED.-Ths subscribers will To-
cate iand tn Ohio, Indiana, lnos owa
correct description Of this land located.
peeveS incoyroct they viii
themselves lahe the land giving or
quantity.
one q the resides In the wcs give business
personal superintsudenes.
MILLER + BRowN,
1th hstrect opposite the Pcs, ohics washlssson. b. O.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
The Treasury Department consists Of the offices OF the Sec
retarY Of the Treasury, two comptors commissioner OF
he CUSTOMS auditors treasurer register solicitor, light
house board, and coast survev
Tho following is brief indication Of the duties of these
several Offices and of the force employed therein respectively
Serctarys OEceHon. James Guthrie, Secretary Of the
Treasury Hon p. q. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one engineer in chage architect and three
temporarily employed and twenty three clerks The Secre-
y Of the Treasury h charged with the general supervision
OF the sca transactions Of the government and of the
eahon OF the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States He superintends the survey Of the
coast the csabshment the marine hospitals Of
as United States and the construction OF certain public
buildings for custom houses and other purposes
FIRST CompfroUer' 09ice.Elsha Whttlesey, esq, Comp
oer and fifteen clerks. He prescrbes the mode OF keep
Ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
wee well te public lands aud revses and ceres the
balances arising thereon.
Seeond Comp'rouers Ogiee.--John NJ. Brodhead, ESQ.,.
COMPTROLLER and seventeen clerks He prescrbes the mode
Keeping and rendering the accounts OF the army navy
ana indian departments of the public service and reves ana
ceruhes the balances arising thereon.
ocs @ Como,sss,oaer Of the Casfon..Hugh j. Anderson
esq, Commissioner, and eleven clerks. He prescrbes the
mode OF keeping and rendering the accounts OF the customs
evenus and disbursements and for the building and repair
euon-houses, &C., and revise and cert5cs The balances
Arising thereon.
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ITO FARAIERS-A Practical Scotch Farmer,
i who h sht ,eMs ample 3eri.nse "a this country,
warts 10 RENT FARM from the Let Of Apnl nent or wond
unost,ke The Cha and improvement Of Fans
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.rg 100, crops tbs breeding snd rssog OF 81 Amos o. sSs
&c. His stsats everything connected VITO ne VI NJ
ageu ent OF q srke dairy. e.. ,
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ug to agreement; piou.be etTences gwen Oct
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II. JOCELYN LAST MAP.-Just
CPIRITUALISM SCIENTIFICALLY DEMON.

STINII
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hereby certify .kas the preceding Specfcsor az. =
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DRurJANT Observation-Disclosures,

DBROOKLYE.-For only One Night, the new and ossuti
fol instrument called the SPIRIT ECHO will be Introduced
for the first time in America q. The SECOND 3HAND CON
CRIT Of the BROTHERS MOLLENHAUER, on THURS
DAY EVENING Nov 8, at the Athensun The Spirit Ecoo
has created sensation IN Europe for ia charming
and sweet sound PLAYED with such .s.eTship By Hen
BERING Also for the first time in Amecs the unrlsaed
Baritone FEDOR, arrived from Londoni and ths
excellent Soprano. Mdlle. BRANDEIS, will appear on the
sane occasion We pksed 10 announces the re engagement
Of NJ APTOMAs, the great Hsrpst; Nh. CHAS. Wells,
the excellent Pianist M j. sEDE the celssEsted Futst and
Mons r. BERGNHR the great Voonc.llst Tickets ior the
remaining Concerts, 81 % Single tickets fl TO %
had At the principal NuGc and Book Stores
Concert 20 commence al O'clock