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By HAnaoAD DIRECT 10 THE WEST.
"a N azz4 z4xBagssN

Time between Washington mnd wheeling ba. "a.
hoars:
Through 1lchet and Baggage Checks had
Warrington.
THE Baltimore Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved ia
western conne.'ons, ols na fullest
the Northwest, and The Southwest.
% Soaaa ws o sao e IS aa promptly nas snu az s
Washington Junction. aoy called the Relay House nine miles
Washington Ohio Baggage through
Whseas a, ns Washington station and ececksd and
through tickets for points Ssyond The connecting trains leave
Washington daily at o. aud lH p NJ on Sundays al the
4, Wheeling dirsei eonnesioa CEN
Wheeae through oanlshdge zasesye and Now~k, %
Mansfield and sandaky railroad FOR sandushy, Toledo,
a. Coiaatas railroad
q o, ,e is Ds ~ Is1feed 20 , xsaia oisGlSSATi Louis
& Ss ~ =, Asn,I, On s nan, MAJ rasgsa, @ sahns1.n !,
Aape, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock lsland, Louis &c.
Natehez, New Orleans, Wasnstol"
ar transferred at Cincinnati 10 me ai steamers ON the ONO
Tickets Tor Evansville, Caso and ST. Louis sold BY This
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chi
ae ieksIs soid when iae Ohio naable between
W. Whssna aud Wa Wss , osy miles, where eonasHon with
Travellers requested 10 notice nai while This is the only route
aoTDg rou tickets and ceeks ~ Washington Il Is also the
Shortest speedy, nearly leading points
the West The distance from Washington to Cincinnati is
Pare by through ticket from Washington. To whseng 50 0
BY ralroad 6S by steamer onciana SIS; Indanapo
, s7 SO Cleveiald Sia Is; Toledo, STA ao ioi s5 %
Chicago 529 G5 and SO o 81 Louis s2e 80 and a5 Memphis
For Freaerck and arrers Ferry aJtiusburg Berkeley SPRING.
Cumberland Bedford snss Piedmont oakiand aud Fairmoan
passengers leave Waslnsion al g. A. For the
stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take s.
For an. to aud from Baltimore Annopois &c. special ad
ror further information, through uctc &c apply TO IT, IL
PARSONS, agent, al washington station -
Master OF Trsnsporatoa Baltimore and
May 5-df Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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DEfAsTNxsT
oirce Of Indian Affairs, August ~, less.
pses u . . Sssss ssn 1 WINE s s ,ss %
s,a.s O. ,...pp w s The tines and place.
highest bidder or sppoinsed
is .iss of s eiosss
Monday day December 1855 a, The eonrthoa.s
door 10 coresiie The following Yaobusla ecan,y
iH In Township tWeny three ta33 range sisM Q)
An Of section hiry-hrec (s3i)
Tue wsny-sish (as
Tue nohssst quarter Of sse,nn lni,y one tsio
Tns Whole Of ssctoa shir,y-thie tsa !, sad
Tho west half Of section thirty -four tss)
Aud aud place, following described I'M
the adjoining in Boasar eo.aty
The south half Of section ,hI.ssn township 's"ss1 o
Monday December 1885, at the cour, house door
III .aeson TaaaaieAis ssunty s following
In toun.Aip svea,y5oar tai) rang. tse @, east
Az AZ. =" ,sssS. o three s ,sn o and % three tsa
Inc aol, hail twenty two taaD
The north half Of sccuon ,weniy-.ir (26 j
% Tine ws,; bali o. section a. .Msa CID
The half quarter west half Of the
northeast quarter OF section ,hiI,y-siK l1)
IN sorasap tssntyds las,) range ,ce ea) eas.
hofseetou twenty s7 twenty eight tas nine
Tic norsheas, quarter Of four ti,)
Az quarter twenty hloe eas and
The east half objection thirty co.,
ia topn'sip t~nntytoDr taa) range three csl east
The eat halt Of the northeast y
Tho nor,heas, quarter OF section four (4.)
IN ounsaiP tUsafyJfre (l5) ra.ge three 10y east
The southwest quarter Of section (l4)
1be southeast quarter of section (5;)
The southwest quarter OF section twenty live (a5 y
The southeast quarter a ~
The southeast quarter uf
4 he southwest quarter Of section uiiriy-fcur GAL
On Monday, tho l7ih
door the Of Lexington, county, the following as-
sciihtd uacts Of land ia said county,
IN townsaip sirteen {i6,) range ~ ucsf.
The half o afleen us - and
The west half and soaihea section (sa)
In !sxnshp fifteen U5,) range one ~ ~sa.
The southeast quarter Of twenty (s0)
Saturday the 23d December the court house door
in tho town Of Columbus the following described
land IN Lornde eoaay viz:
The northwest section @ township nine
teen (lS,) range seventeen tl7) east.
OF the ove quarter sections were
selected 1854 when st.te
unOccuped and
sections and oneeighh lol eighth
debtors describes lands
above offered for sale being
and fertile, well and msny
sidcaby improved, and keipz
he section IN which 'cy c" and enneni ndapd plant
lug purposes. 1917 =
An appaenent OF these showing value
minimum price which each
be made prior TO The dates ef ~ II lF&
In eases where the purchaser purchasers Of fail
!" comply WIN the ten OF sale land
al his or their expense aAd risk.
The title those indputabe; but IT, in
adverse claim shail be
VIII he dcfoaded by The their guardian.
he above
CHARLES 4. MX,
Aug i4-dHAiawDeel Acting Commissioner
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

United States mail steamships leave New York
r1lS5cyf for Aspinaan the Jth aud Of
come etins with mail San
kre0ck2eSk1m FTancsco.
These steamships have been inspected and approved
Department. and guaranty speed aud safety
lhe Paana railroad ~ png
TO aud crossed baggage OF pa.sen-
checked In New York through
are embarked Panama by the
The money paid New York ali expenses the trip
Reserve steamers kept IN New York,
san Francsco detention accident,
the Ia entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the day they Aspn
wall = - II -
Conductors through by steamer, take charge
women and children witliou, nber protectors. = III
For through tickets The apply agency
West street, New York, L. w RAYMOND.
NayG-dtf Y
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1hs nsn of DO viii BE- sss oou ucuAs us.
payment Of the subscription be made in a1ssnco.
Distant Subscribers money b, ster the po..e, ar
which will be paid ard all 1y Ourselves IN
Transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is Published weekly durinx The seq
siens Of Congress, and semi weekly during the rscas
subscriptions Tor period less ihaa
terms proporlioaed 10 tins above ralas.
0-foSfmAsTERs seihoxed nsspu and sv
sending DAILY suhscrbr SO enclosed or NV.
a copy srafts
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n. II. GILLE
It...,ff,. -, g.

removed his Office L,s lesd fraokin Row,
He will continue devote
principally the upiitd States Supreme Court
Having devoted he law concerning patents he will
opinions legal questions arising before
the Dre appeals chief justice
tho District COLUMBIAN and VIII also
preparation and trial Of SUITS concerning paions
Ne vii ab written opinions Rd prepare arguments for
having either ihs
viii ALSO claims before board established for their
ad1dfcnnon.
OCT a5-d4
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80 49, prrAnrnrNr.

Hon James Campbell, Postmaster General The direction
and management Of the Post Office Department assigned
by constitution and laws to the Postmaster General That
lis business mas be the conveniently arranged and pre-
reaus, foows The appointment 0ice in charge OF the
First Assistant Postmaster General e Contract ofioc in
charge Of the Second Assistant Postmaster General, the
Finance Office, in charge Of the Third Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office, in charge Of the CHIEF
clerk
Appointment Ofce.-Horatio Riug, esq, Fret Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks TO this Office
assigned questions which relate the establishment and
deontnuance OF post offers, changes OF sites and names
appointment and removal Of potmasers and route aud local
agents as also giving Of instructions TO postmnsters
Postuasters furnished with marking and rating stamps
and letter balances by hs bureau whhs charged also h
providing blanks and stationery for the use OF ne depart
nen aud with the supentcpdcnce Of the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks To this
bureau Likewise assigned the supervision D the ocean mail
steamship nes, and OF the foreign and international postal
arrangements
Coarec Qgcs.-William IT. Dundas, os1., Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and tWeBtysiz clerks To ts ui
ce l. assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
or the United States and placing the under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency trips mode Of conveyance and times o de-
and arrivns all the routes the Of tho
between different sections Of the country the points
az mail distribution and the regulations for the government
IN The domestic mail service Of the United States. 1t pre-
Mares the adversemen for mail proposals. receives the bids
and the adjustment and execution Of the contracts. All APP
oatens r he estahishmert alteration 81 mail arrarc-
nents aud The OF mail easn9ers should be fent
this Office All claims should be tpbmtedto Tor transpor
atn NOT under contract the recognition OF said
service be obtained through the Contract Oee a
authority for the proper credits At OF
gcc From this office oil postaters At the ends OF routes re-
ceye OF mail arrangements prescribed tor the
respective routes Itrepor weekly 10 the Auditor All con-
executed and all orders affecting accounts for mail
transportation prepares The statistical exhibits Of the mail
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Nassau Han College OF New Jersey, princeton.
/" should said acqu.in,a.ce be lars,
ANA never bfolshi To min
Should auld acquaintance be forget,
And daYa % nuId Lana sing %


Should auid acquaintance he forgot,
Aud days o. aald lang synr"
The members OF The ending
he junior ci4Es OF ending
class OF ending Juns 1881
ending June, 1850, hereby requested
Washington d. C the third March, 1857 the
tide entirely sever exchange once the
lives creating and sympathy and lament
some OF Their Mosl promising conpeers.
preliminary meeting OF the seapponed committee win b.
eld on the nrst Monday September A. d. 1885,
States Hotel Chernut street.
which those nihes OF the
Invited will be
adopted to secure as fun an attendance rs possible
In adj
good enough 10 furnish The secretary OF the
their respective post Offices.
EDWARD .. GRANT, NJ. d..
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Committee.
ALEXANDER &. HART, VI. D.,
OF Fhilsdr!pha Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LIGHTNER,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF WINSTON AAeghany Co, Nd,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Balstp Iron and Cass Works. NJ. j.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
ts /. a-s-5 ale# Committee.
Jons WEIpahs, OF Lebanon Pa, Seereiary
March s7-iawtMaI3 finte,lgenccr]
All newspapers tho civilized world are request
ed 20 this advertisement their editorial
bis Of the several classes scattered through
visions OF the globe and all newspapers
States OF America requested
casonay between this date and the ID OF March, A. 1857
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Law Notice.

.BRows, STANTON, WALKER.
MINT BROWN, FRED. p. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK.
W ER have forned parnehip for practising Supreme
Conn Of the United
and the courts of Tennessee ofces in Washington and Mem
nis One OF the will always place.
leiters addressed TO them will receive attention.
Apii l9-ifeod Intel, and Sentinel eopyJ
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WAR DEPARTMENT.


Hon. Jefferson Davis Secretary of War. In the Secre-
tarys Office proper there chief clerk subord
clerks two messengers and four watchmen. The iol
lowing bureaus attached to this department;
Commanding Generals O6ec.This Office at the head o!
which is Lieutenant General Scott, is at New York
ldfatant Generals O1fco-Co Samuel Cooper, Adutant
General. AssistantsLieut Col. w. q. Freeman, Major
George Deas and Captain Seth Williams Judge Advocate,
Major John f. Lee. Nine clerks and messenger. In this
kept all the records which refer the OF
the army the rolls &c. 1t is here where all military
| missions made out.
Quartermoster Generals 0ice.Gen. Thomas $. Jesup,
quarermnster general Charles Thomas assistant quarter
master general Captain NJ. NJ Clark, district quarter
Major H. G. Wayne, in charge OF clothing branch
eleven clerks and one messenger.
Pay1axr Generals Oice.Col. b. +. Larned paymaster
generals Major ST. Car Denny, district paymaster eight
clerks and messenger.
Coamissarg Generals OGce.-Gen George Gibson, com
missary generals assistant cPtAn A. f. hras ak clerks
and one messenger.
Surgeon Generals 0ges-Gen. Thomas Lawson, surgeon
general; assistants Dr. r. G. Wood and DIR. Richard Ii.
Coolidge; three clerks.
Engineer 0GeeCeneral Joseph G. Totcn chief engi-
| one messenger.
TopoyGpLical Barcau.Col. j. J. Albert colonel Of the
corps assistant, Lieut.. M l.. Smith; four clerks and
one messenger.
Ordnance Bareaa.Colone H. r.. Craig, colonel Of ord
nance assistant, Captain W. Maynadier eight clerks and
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Washington Agueduct.
orrler 81 rpr w..ulsorov Ae

orrIoE wssuisoToN Aqurpuor,
Washington, March I, 1856
DR0POSaBS invited for graduation and masonry,
dams, tun5c and ohrr efthe Washington aqDedue
Proposals received the t May VIII be opened of
thai day.
pohrs and specifications ofibe will be ready
animation oD 29,, day OF April
Proposals will be received ion the work Of particular cuveris,
bridges described Ia tile plans and specifications
Of the works be completed under the
appropriation but all cf unfinished work viii
be snee, appropriations by Congress TIE engineer
the right the OF done aad
under each each appropriation and
works shall be stopped funds become available.
In OF entire stoppage Otany particular work Tor want o
funds reserved will paid If, Ia the Judgment or
the the work has been properly executed so far has
Payments specie upon
,er will be don nf that tle work
sla paid their foli mouthy and specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Popoals for work
the Washington Aqueduci.'
yiaht reject all the bds
deemed advantageous, such
maj considered most conducive 10 the progress OF the
Every offer accompanied by written guareniee signed by
responsible tho oEet they under
bidder bidders w IL m their bid be accepted,
obligation, days, and
securities, completion wort undnken said
accompanied the Uacd
juiee officer
Of War, that the able 10 make good trr
guarantee
choose TO be present.
Capt Of Engineers Ia charge
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ID PHILLIPS, of Mobile aIabuDta Ill practise In
the Supreme Court te United stateso Of camt
business connected with his Dnict
d foor northeast Of h and Louisiana
"a
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. 81 Q. Mcizs, u. $. Engineers.
We, uHdcrsigned, residents 0f,i in the State Of
horoby nty aud severity the United stsle and
guaranty the foregoing bid f be accepted thai
within days after acceptance OF the sad bid
contract for the wisn good and sufficient surcies
furnish the articles proposed conformity
ofJbo advertisement under which Il nade And IN the
shall s 20 Aforesaid, guaranty
good The difference between the offer by the sad and
the lowest bidder.
tSigned) a. v,
G.. 10.
hereby certify ha, the best o my knowledge and belief
above named gaaTuniprs are good and sufficient.
(Stgnedl T.. T.
Mar s--JswtfshiisyS<lawu
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netropolifsn Issiiroed Once,
Georgetown, August l, 1855.
TUE second annual report Of The president aud directors Is now
ready distribution 5fockhacrs he susrcd by calling
secretary sending address through the oce
J. w DEEnLE,
AUG f--law3w Secretary
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NOTICE. sssl street, opposite Franklin
IN from, h for -xyhve cents
foot liberal terp Of paynsnt which may be learned from
Yards Docks. The os -
twenty-five feet X, ssmadg hundred and y feet
north 70 a hir,y-fce, alley. ALBEHr SMITH
AuQl 4 Ax
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COURT OF CLAtETS.-Ile undcrsgncd will attend any
" which be coa6ded o commissioner APP
pouled by e Coor Of Claims take testimony attorney
counsellor OF said lie be found daily the Capt.
the Immediately opposite the Office OF the clerk Of HE
Of Claims. JOHN 5. TYSON.
6--2aw3wa Int. and Star1
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United States Patent Once,
Washinatnn. Iuly 20 ]

IN Jnmes Gamble ard Joseph s. Hill,
Ohio praying the extension of patent granted
them Both December 1884, for Improvement
moulding expiration
Of said patent which takes place The h day Of December
1856
II ordered that the said petition be henrd the Patent
Monday, the loh day December next, u O'Clock
and all pesoIs notified appear and show cause,
they have why said petition ought not to be granted
opposing required file in the Patent
Office their ohec,on specially set forth in writing lea twenty
OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party
bearing and in
with the rules Of tho Office which viii be furnished app
cation
The testimony be closed the Of November
dispositions, and other papers relied sn'ony,
Office before the morning
mcnis, il any, within ten days thereafter. 5H tot-
Ordered, this be published in the Union
gencer Evening Star, Wasngton D. c.. Republican, Bal
Evening Argus, Philadelphia Scentiac American,
Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio,
cesve previous the l0 day of December daJ
OF hearing.
e aaf. 9. Il. aHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
pSEdios OF the above papers will llease copy,
bills the Paient Office, with paper containing tis notice.
w.}w
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near Ea,,nidsbtrQ, Frederick County, Ad

Near EnHiasburg, Frederick County M.
THE studies he
August, Thursday In Jcne The
for board aud tuition 5o annu payane
There
Sparish Italian, German, Isin. The
primary composed OF pupis under nine OF
age, SG0 per Rnnum able half yearly IN afvancr
OF Inquiry should DC addiesstd the MOTHER sBPE
RIpR OF ST. Joeph Academy, Enniisourg, Frederick county,
Maryland.
July 6-diyear
Washington National Monument Oidce,
August !, 1855.
7 meeting OF the bo8rd Of of the Washington Ma
II torai Monument Society, bed the 3is utino the follow
inE resolution adopted;
Reored Thar the give notice. by advertisement. 10 be
inserted the National intelgeneef upon and he American
Hon john wilson, Commissioner Of The Gene
Lard Office been appointed general agent of hs sccia
and ha. /, The dudes OF his Office.
A true copy. Test: CHAs. c. TUCKER,
Secretary OF W. N. Nj Society.
Aug aAd3w
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service and the reports OF the mail lettings giving
OF each bid aso Of The contracts made the new
vice originated the curtents ordered and the additional
allowances granted within the year.
General, and twenyone clerks. To tbs onice are
assigned the supervision and management OF the financial
business Of the department. not deyoyed by law the
Auditor embracing accounts with the DRAFT oces ana other
depoae of the department the issuing OF warrants and
drafts Of balances reported BY the Auditor TO be
due ma contractors and other persons, the supervision
the OF Offices under orders depoe their quar-
ter balances at designated points, and the superintendenee
the rendition by posnasefs OF their quarterly returns OF
postages IL has charge of the deadetter Office, oil the is
suing postage stamps and stamped envelopes Tor the
of postage and Of the accounts connected there
with.
TO the Third Postmaster General all postmasters
should direct their quarterly returns OF postage those
draft offices their letters reporting quarterly the net
oeeds of their offices, and those at depos.ting oces
their certificates of deposite to him should also be directed
the weekly ard monthly returns OF the epostaTs OF The
department well oil applications and receipts for post
age stamps and stamped envelopes aud for dead letters
Inspection 0je..-John 0sksord, esq, chief clerk, and
seventeen clerks. TO this Office assigned the duty OF re-
ceyng aud examining the registers OF the arrivals and de-
partutes the malls certificates OF the OF route
agents and reports Of mail faures of noting the dein
quencies OF contractors and preparing cases thereon Tor the
registers and reports of mail failures providing and send
ing mabags and mail locks and keys, and doing all
other things which be TO secure faithful and
exact performance OF all mail contracts.
all of mail depreciation, OF violation OF law oy pri-
expresses by the forging Illegal Of postage
stamps under the supervision of this Office and should be
All communications respecting lost money letters, mail
depredatons other violations of law mail locks and
keys should be directed Chiof Clerk, Post Office Depart
inent."
All registers Of the arrivals and departures OF the mails
certificates of tho OF agents. reports Of mail fail
applications for blank registers and reports ~ failures
all complaints against contractors for Irregular
perfect service, should be directed nspecton 0hce Post
Office Department"
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TOT heIshf oIPassag0 sPpIy 10 Y a
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
no. SO Wall street, n. Y.
BROWN, 6HtPLEY, h CO..
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNhRD 4 CO. f.
"a Austin Friars, London.
D. @. WAINWRIGHT h CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The o these ships VIII be accountable for goa silver
%
fading signed the value thereof
Ap25-du
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Stopping Southampton bn going and returning they Offer
and Havre
other route Tor economy Of time and money.
Forage from Ee~ York to Southampton and Bremen.
cabin saoon si3o; fret cabin lower saoon 5ll0
second do, $50.
newspapers through the pos, Office.
No bills lading will be signed on the day of sailing.
An experienced surgeon II attached TO each ship.
For freight passage, applyto
e. ii. SAND, IL South William ST., NJ Y.
q. A. HEiNEKEN d Co., bremen.
CROskEY * Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IEELIN, Havrc.
Mar 6-dly
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TT. NEW YORK. BREMEN, AND SOUTH.
<~<-N.f<E BsIPT'ON UEiTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
S~sJSt Ttc ships comprising this line The WASHING
cEfSrSEEs TON, Capt. T. Cavendy HERMANN, Capt. Ed
ward Higgins.
These stop Southampton both going and returning.
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United states Patent Once,
Wpshingfnp A,g,,., q 1855

Washington August g. 1855.
IN petition of Abraham Howe and Sidney GraBas
county, New York. praying the
them the lt day Of October, I6 for
manufacture Of heddes
from tue expiration of said which takes
place the Ii,l day of October, 1856 tuE NJ
petition be heard the
Monday 9Th of October ~ @clock,
notified and show any
why said petition ought not to be granted. i
Persons the extension required Ale In the Patent
objections specially forth writing twen-
before the day Of hearing Al tcsinony filed by party,
the said hearing be taken and
coance with the rules the Office. which will be furnished
plicaion,
deposonr, papers relied testimony,
tiled IN the Office before day
the arguments il any within i've days thereafter,
Ordered, this pnbsbed Union,
and Evening S,y Washington, ID. c.; Republican
Evening Argus, Philadelphia. Pa; Scientific American,
New York, n. "; and Post, Boston, Mass a
three successive weeks the s day of october
The day Of heading.
g. s. SBUGERT,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
r. sEd,ors above papers will please copy, and send
their bills Oihce with containing Ibis notice.
-
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Delaware College.

TUE OF the college this institution viii
29t August, The
the classical
which fell
Particular agricultural science and
the Of sos also, enginecrng and practical sur'
vcYinr.
the academica department tundor tho OF
w Weston A. NJ correspond with those Of the college
For further particuiars address -
DANIEL KIRkwooD, President.
NKwsuK, (Del1 July 10, 1855.
July IJ--law6w