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BY RAILROAD DIRECT To THE WEST.
II sEsa aszIEiaja)Sa ElazaE

Tl~s between waah,ng.on and Wheeling bat IA
Through Tickets and baggage Checks DO had In
fNHE Baltimore ONO Railroad, having greatly improved
connexions, offers the fullest
the Northwest and the Southwest.
The trains from Washington and the
bound West from Baltimore always promptly
Washington Junction. aey called the Relay Houe miles
Washington and Ohio baggage through
Wheeling The Washington station and eeheeksd and
through tickets for points beyond The connecting trains leave
AZ W1sslins direct is made with the CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD, running from Beare, the Ohio,
near Whselng through Cambridge za1esyie and Newark
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for sandusky Toledo Detroit
the Little raroad to xena CINCINNATI, LOUIS
Hnute, i.afayete Chicago Rock island St Louis &C.
Nachez, New Orleans which sold Washington
are @ at Cincinnati to the mail on The Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
%hesns and Wssy forty %s where cOnneron with
Travellers requested TO notice that while this the only
Shortest speedy and direct leading points
the West The distance from Washington Cincinnati
but $50 miles, being about 100 mules shorter than other
Fare by through washington: Wheeling, 90 IS
BY railroad SIS 6a by rom Cincsnau ls Indanapo
Chicago IS and 30 St, LOUIS: and sss memphis.
narpss Ferry Mrnseug Berkeley Springs.
stations Baltimore Wheeling
fn from Ga, Wa an% R,mo,e .,eeo a,
Hor further nfomatop through tickets apply to TIL H.
's'A' . "'''''S'' JOHN H. DONE,
Master of Transportation Baltimore an
May5-dn Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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No OO0
Notice OF withdrawal Of Lands In Alabama.


the Congress, approved ID June, 1885, making
grant laEd Alabama aid In the construction
beSng date the s and 2O respectively have been com
no n, o,Sss 1900 M dssebed lands as
probably Rg within The prescribed limits Of selection Of e giant
HUSrsvrLLE All district, accept as fol
loWsi
Townships TO a. Inclusive Of ranges west and
Townships TO Ia the WeSt OF range
Once TssoALoosA the district erospt
Townships 70 and 70 Of ranges - ands
Townships rs o 10, inclusive, OF ranges IL and ~.
Town hips IS TO 49, inclusive, Of range H.
Townships 10 10 20, inclusive, Of ranges u and IS
TOWNSHIPS II to y, inclusive Of III all situated in the
northern survey
once present An district e1esp
sloliows;
townships 81 and %, ofranges unde.
Townships ", Il, aud y, ofrange9.
townships 10 . vi inclusive, OF range ii.
T"wn'hips q 20 -, inclusive, ofrange u
Townships 10 to % inclusive, Of range 49, and
Townships p aud 90 of range IA.
Once at DEMoroLrs All the lands in the district, except as fol
Townships - TO 10 inclusive, OF range east
Townships - 10 II, inclusive FRANCE 2 east.
Townships 70 10 70 inclusive, Of ranges and east
Townships K 70 20, inclusive, Of range cas-.
o%np % 10 nSS:ye of Of a anss west and
Townships - and 10, Of ranges 3, D. and 5west
oce Formerly Cahaba > All the lands in the
distinct, except as follows:
TOY. nsnips to Il, inclusive, Of range 3
roW"sh 10 % inclusive, of range q,
Townships 10 to -, inclusive, Of range s.
Townships II IN &c. inclusive, OF ranges 0 and 10.
Townships l3 and "a, of ranges Ill, IL, and H.
Township "A, Of range IA.
townships and OF ranges IL and 10; and
Townships t. 7, and i, Of ranges 10 and 20.
Which includes lands Pensacola and Montgomery
rairOad
Montgomery All lands In the DISTRICT except
follows
Townships - and %, OF range e.
Townships - TO "a inclusive, of ranges 10 and 20.
Townships "a inclusive, OF ranges 81, ~, and 30
Townships N 10 a. inclusive, of "a, 70, and 10
Townships 10 2 inclusive between 20 and The Georgia
line and
All the lands south of township - and Wsst Of range o.
district lying Uest OF 10,
north south the base line, together with the oowng
Townships 3 4, and 5, of ranges Is and IA.
Tow ,ships 10 aud H. Of 81, -, and %; and
Towns, Ip II, Of ranges "a, p, and 20
includes lands the Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad.
Office at Al the lands in the district situated in
townships Of the 3lst degree of latitude also
Townships / and ,, north of ranges ! and west
i /, nOrtn ot range 3Nest
To > north, inclus i've, of range | east
Townships north, inclusive, OF and east and
Townships / 10 6 north, inclusive, Of range 4 east
Given General Land Ofce the city OF
Washington, this twenty first day of June, 1856
1HoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
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Nassau Hail College of New Jersey, Princeton.

Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought To min;
Should nuld acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. aud lang syne'
year ending in June 1888
junior the ending June 1892 Sophomore
ending June 1891 the Freshman
ending In June 1880, hereby requested
Washington ID. c. the third March, 1857
the links chain OF cndship which
tide entirely exchange In their
lives greeting and sympathy and lament the unmey fate
some Of their most promising compeers
preliminary meeting OF the seapponted committee will be
Monday September, A. D. 1885,
HOTEL Chestnut street, between Fourth and Fh
which members Of the whom
invited Attend when the will
adopted 10 secure as full an attendance As possible
In time, whom addressed be
good furnish the the committee BY mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD ]. GRANT, NJ. D..
OF Trenton, N j., ChaiTmAn Of Committee.
ALEXANDER c. BART, N. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsy wanna,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co, Md.
SAMUEL. r. RICHARDS,
Balsto Iron and Glass Works N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JOIN WEpKAs, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 97-lawMaT3 lntcllgencerl
newspapers the civilized world request
ed this advertisement their editorial
classes scattered through
visions Of the globe and oil throughout the United
Of America requested insertion
casonay between this date and the ID OF March A. 1887
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THE ONLY ONE AuTHoRrzEDi-The Rob OF DR. BOY
VEAU LAFFECTEUR r. far superior 10 the strips OF Cuisi
ner sarsapala other similar remedies radically cures
mercury affections Of the skin, dares scofula the con-
ulcers Incidents from Accomplishments critical
period Of f, and hereditary acrmony Of humos dspup
ehfcacious the bladder IN
other weakness of the arising from abuses Of
injections soundnRs As ansyphhe the Rob In
diseases ensuing from the
Of basam Of csPava eubeb from necons which only epe
without neutragina H. The Rob Boyveau above
syphc diseases stand
ing which have resisted the or mercury the odue
potassium.
General asen fer the United States Gabriel Bond esq ~
William street, New York orders Guiot Dueonge,
New Orleans; Seuilly, San Francisco,
The Rob druggists throughout the Unit
ted States The pamphlet madi
cal properties Of the Rob win be Obtained by writing o. Blon
din William street, New York, who win give Information
wanted.
o. B. prepared 6 orders for America West In
Dies nee 81 the United States duties he has the Rob in bond
March N-dly.
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Purnel Toudvne %. johnson Gray and Maria Sessions.

Purnell Toudvine Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions
equity county, before Thomas A. Spence
judge Of the 9Th judicial circuit Of Maryland
THE object OF this suit procure OF certain
the complainant TO the said o
s. Mackey late OF Somerset deceased his
all his kind md
sitter her death TO William NJ d. TOWNSEND Eliza Townsend
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
worth about four hundred dollars The bill
said Susan OF her life estate the title OF John
thereto purchase BY said John Slemous
Nances nv
Josiah Eingsworth executors
nf all said Johns the death Of William Townsend
and the title OF Maria Sessions and Mary Semons
shares Of his interest hts only heirs the death Of Eliza
Townsend and the descent Mary
the sale the said interest
said lot 10 the complainant the purchase by said
in his lifetime Of Marin Session. interest said
destroyed death Smith and the descen,
Of her her brother IN said Henry sale
by said Henry all his interest Johnson
State OF Virginia that the complainant
for the life Of said Susan living NJ an
advanced and praying for decree establishing
ants tide the tenth Interest Aforesaid
Sessions said John fr
the OF paruos and for order Of publication against
said Marin and Johnson who residents
subscriber circuit judge Of Judicial circuit Of Mary
land ordered that the complainant
be inserted In pubbedin Washington
in each Of ave before the 18th July
said deudants Of
this bill and Them In this
before the eenh day Of answer the
premises and show II they have why
not pass as prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
True Copy-tesi
GEvtN WooLToEp CLERK.
June 7-law5wif
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school Cumberland University, al Lebanon,


Law school OF Cumberland University, AT Lebanon.
Tennessee.
EACuLTY Hon Abraham Caruthers, late of tho circuit
l. judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Of tho udges ofthe supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromheld L. Ridley Of the councillors Of the
Judges Caruthe and Green dew their whole time eKcusv
TO the school.
Plan ofinsiyeon-l Daily examinations
books No regular Of lectures
daily lessons IN the progress Of the examinations.
g. Weekly of law equity, which
dents given
them through all the
Practice The framed require prepare
Deeds Wills records and all of documents be
dence trials Some of appeal
public the end session. The students clerks
jurors, circuit and chancelo official
Bacities connected with their suits.
SessionsThe first third Monday
tember and ends third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses per eson.-Tuon fee $50, In advance conngen
S2 boarding $50 Students
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete
advanced class No previous study required
There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
Number Of collegiate year eighty-six
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board of Trustees
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Tr,essmar-Tno Great European Discovery,


PROTECTED by royal patent England secured by
the seals Of Ecoe do Phamacio do Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine Vienna
rresema No The remedy for general and local debility
Of vire power decay all distressing
arising from early abuse LIS effects ecncious
in youh manhood and Old the Vrle would
impaired, In the decline Of We n the Tiesenm
universally adopted all physical mPedmens vanish like
before Us influence thus rendering s invaluable those
teing the marriage state.
Tesema No completely entirely eradicses traces
disorders which
ando,e for, the ruin Of the health portion
ulaton.
Tessmar No the great European remedy
dorde which, unfortunately the English physician with
inevitable destruction
and which all the sasspalla in the world remove.
Tesema Nos r. and alike devoid Of smell, and
all qualities They may thu toilet table without
their being detected.
Sold cases. % each divided separate ad
minsered BY Valpeao, LaIlelmand, RouK, &C.
To be had, wholesale and Teai Of Mr.. n. A. Barrow, No 81
Green Canal New York specially appointed BY the
proprietor and paantee United States
other part Of America. Immediately receiving remittance,
will forward TriesrmRr of the world,
securely packed and addressed according the instructions Of the
writer.
Retail agents required Terms cash.
Nov 9-dlyr
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned they this day lin
tied partnership under the firm OF Appleton Co whose place
business Baltimore the Of buying and
selling stocks drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
checks the Of stock brokerage and
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Howell and George
resides Loudoun county Ygnis and special
contributed his Of the capital the
thousand dollars that
said partnership this 18th day Of March, 1885, and
terminate the 18th day Of March, 1857
VIM STUART APPLETON,
II w. How ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING together indicated the above
Ill re purchase Of
foreign and domestic exchange collection
sight bills corporate bonds bills
promissoy notes. business public securities exchange
money Wewi collections, deposes, pay
checks, and allow interest standing accounts.
We have services OF Mr. LAWRENCE p BAYNE
(of firm sf Seldom Withers Co.. Washington, D. CD
undivided general business Of
will be fully recognised
APPLETON h CO.,
April 3-6w Ala Baltimore street.
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Completion of Panama Railroad.


r, United States mail steamships leave New York
S0 for AspinwaI the 5th and 10th Of each month,
N0R connecting with mail steamers from Panama TO San
These steamships and approved the Navy
Department, and guaranty Ipeed and safety
The Panama railroad az miles completed from
crossed The baggage OF pa,sen-
checked in New York through San Francisco and
embarked Panama by the company
The paid New York all OF the "Trip.
Reserve New York, Panama, and
Fan Prancisco prevent detention OF accident
the IL endTsly Tsdbie.
Passengers the day they arrive Aspn-
wall
Conductors through by steamer Of
children without other protectors.
apply agency lit
West street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND.
Mny6-dI
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81. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near Eyamfn,brr0 Frederick County, Nd
Near Enmitt,bur,

THE studies
24h August and Thursday June
and tuition s5o payable
advance There for dawiag paint
Jag and sso for Spanish Italian, German and Latin The terms
for primary Of pupils
age, 800 per annum payable half yearly advance
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER sUPB
RIoR Of st Josephs Academy Emmtbug Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul s-dlyeR,
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Il. IL. q IL l. n II,

Has removed his Office his resd FRANKLIN Row,
of and Thirteenth lie will continue
principally the United States Supreme
Having devoted much the law concerning patents will
advice and opinions legal questions before
the Patent Oce appeals 10 the chief justice
the District of Columbia; and win
preparation and trial Of concerning patents.
lie will give written opinions prepare arguments
claims before Congress either the
will prosecute claims before any board established
adjudication.
Oct
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i've at Concord Depot by 4pn.
'poaeis for sir trips week are invited.
IHsTRUCTIoss TO BIDDERS.

THE EARNEST mAN.-Life and Labors Of Adoniram Jud-
4 by MR.. Ounant
The New Age Of Cold the Life and Adventures Of Robe'
Dexter Romaine.
"Vsssal Morton ~ novel, by Francis parkmnn.
Panl Ferul" tale, BY the auhor Of ak Poems by w
DocL Ningcr's Evils Of Vaccination BY O. G. schefdeck
End,
FoF saic by TAYLOR 4 MAURY
haF ~ Bookstore, Ninth
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PROPOSED DArEs on sAnINc-lsss'

Stopping at Southampton, both going and returning they offer
proceeding London Haye
other route, for the economy OF time and money.
PGssase from NeV York 10 Southampton and Bremen
Frs cabin main saIoon $3.50 FIRST cabin, saoon $40
second do, 500.
All letters and newspapers through post ofee
No bills admg will be signed parcels received the day
sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached to each ship.
Fortfeight or passage, apply to
q. III. SAND, IL South William st., N. Y.
q. A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY 4 Co, Southampton.
WILLIAM lsELIN HayTe.
Febg7-dly
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mo. beO.I

NOTICE of the withdrawal CT lands In WIsconsin.-
In puruance Of approved 30 June 1856 granting
lie lands the State Of wisconsin in the conjunction Of
railroads in sad stae instructions
eee whdrawnR tom market until further ORDERS al The lands
taid State and continuing the
fore ordered bg telegraph the 18th 81 May last.
portion o the ands WIN be repred market whom
"oe o. which rss,otson % days public notice viii he ven
Given under hand NJ The General Land Ocs,
Washington, this l2h Of Jpne, A. %. 1854
rios. A. HRvDpICEs Comn,..ousr
June R-law0w Intel, = star.1
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Notice

Of the removal Of The land office from Lebanon to Cnirt
in the STATE Of Alabama
accordance with the provision: Of the act OF Congress entitled
"An authoEing changes In the location Of ofce
approved March 1855 hereby declared that
the land Office for the Of public lands the ss
Of ALABAMA, will be removed the Of CEsIRK, In h
State, from and after the thirty first day Of July
Given under hand, al the city Of Washington this l7 day
June, A. ID. 1885.
BY order OF the Presidenti
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
June l8-law6w Intel. astarl
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TO THE LADiES.-MT. r. L. HARPER - Bloomfield street.
Boston, choice assortment Of hose nch and
elegant dresses Of the latest Pasan style
which admired at Newport last season As ne
not then able supply the demand no takes s opportunity
inform inst opsaina fresh supply some OF
which white, appropriate for bridal COSTUMES
dresses eonres eapotes cclsr nantes, he M OF
ETY. Of wreaths OF straw flowers, feather flowers, sc.
NBThs only house In the United States whore these
goods be obtained
BosToH, Isnusry 8, 1885,
Jan s-aaw9w
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mo. SS2l
... mo. b62.
NV the President Of the United states.

by the President OF the UMtod states.
1ss S ! s:.ss ne
s' q n .ss e. saTIT sTs On
S s. % ne and S
townships, Wis
Nor Of tAs bose line and 81 PriHsipai si4an
range two in section Oar township syea range three
range thirty hrso township forty AVE. rnss
twelve.
Towaships forty nine any, range eleven
owaships loy three, iortysx iOry seven, and
Townsnip forty sI and Orseven, of range twenty
Townships forty. ior-aye, Of twenty-five.
Townships Iory four and lorg7aye o. range ."enysiI
Townships forty eight aud hfy-one, ofranse thirty.
Townships fOrysisA, fornne. my, and hnyOne, OF rang,
TSwnships fos,y Ave. hfy and my one, Of range ,hx
any, 81 sss y Sn ssys II section.
dir thrty i've and lhsx township nytwo, range ior
a the land once AZ DuNcAN. eom%easns MONDAY, %s
me following named townships and Pais Township
NortA Of tAs and Of the ptnepai maidiu
Township thirty seven, OF range usenty-seyen.
Townships hiryiour and thirty Of range twenty eight
Townships thirty four and thirty i've, OF range twenty
North of the and Of the principal meridian
Certain islands situated following sections in sec
lions wenfour and twenty aye township hryiou Of range
thirty Orange eight in sections nineteen and thirty township
a n ns 'S four nine and
ship thirty two Of in section three township
thirty range in sections twenty nine, thirty three,
thirty FOUR township thirty one, OF the Same range
Lands appropriated BY law or the use Of schools military and
made thereby cuuvalon any granted to the STATE
enable the Siatc Of Arkansas
reclaim the swamp iands' within their mit approved
September 1850, tpili be excluded from fhc sales
The offering above lands will be commenced the
appon,ed will proceed In which they
Used despatc until the whole shall have
thus closed but no sale shall be kept open
SnsS aa S~
Given under my hand city OF Washington this h
April Domini thousand eight hundred and ffys
By the President: 1a FRANKLIN PIERCE
THOS. A. HENDRICKS, ~ i . :. mats .....
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.

OTTfoE . MAINLAND CoKsoLIDAr Lor-fKkIKs
Baltimore, Maryland, July 1, ISIS.
THE Of the Maryland has deemed
his duty public against the swindeTs
who circulate BY mail and Otherwise fraudulent lottery
and pretend 70 be the for the sale Of tickets which
wholly heuIous
The only legal lotteries Maryland daily under
the supenntendence Of the elected
the State under The constitution examine and approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings.
All the tickets all certificates
tickets hog signature BTsnan agent
for the oce Of the Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore Maryland" All others fraudulent.
For tu Information the subject Of those frauds address
FIX. Brennan,
Sept 98-dly Baltimore, MARYLAND.
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w kinck. 81 rs. =
The Life and Travels Of Hercdous rinh Century br
Christ an tmasnay biography founded fact, BY III
boy Wheeler, Y. n. q. q. vols 81.
The Huguenot EIiles a historical novel. rs cents.
Mechanics Tables containing and NJ CIR
les and sides Of equal squares, ccumersaces of anst
hoops cutting Of boiler Plates &c. Sci by Bht
well, marine engineer. so cents :,
Introduction 70 the study Of Ar by NJ. A. Dwight o..
by Mrs. Julia L. Dumont al
The Rice and Progress Of the English Consultation; by s
Greasy, NJ, A. Third edition. al
Caderon his life and genius with specimens Of bs play
r. @, Trench, n. ID. Is cents,
Just published, and for sale TAYLOR A NAURYg
June 10 Root.,o,e nerr Oh A.
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oyyror or rur wIsHrSeror AO

o,ror w..uroror AaUsDucr,
Washington, March I, is5s.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation masonry
dams tunnels and other Of the Washngton aqueduc
ProposaO received up May opened
that day.
Maps proales specifications orthe ready
animation and after the 10Th day Of April next.
Proposals will be received for the work q particular cuVer
bridges &C. &c described In the plans and specifications
Portions only completed
present appropriation but all FOR unfinished viii
the night to p,cS, work TO done and rate
OF ne appropriation no, holding out Hcany decide when and
shall be stopped funds become available
nS ct s pg p a c
engineer the work has been properly executed far has
will be made in specie checks upon the United
per cent, be diuon Of that
men shall BE H . 10. ~ .SS %SS and Ss worn
the Washington AqueducL"
.ss ,ssy s - Deemed 20 mas h sSse
mAll considered conducive progress Of Ii,
Every accompanied BY written signed by
s a sssT o. BIDDER. s hi. Or Sr I'd
enter po an oegsasn within ten day., with seod .ns .ueien,
10 be accompanied BY certificate Of United distc,
So ssss % n " En%oo
pamsnt Of War; that the guAanto are able to make good their
Bids win opened presence Of bidders, any them
choose TO be present
Capt. Of Engineer, in charge
PORN OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt N. c. Meigs u. s. Engineers.
hereby Jointly sersay States, and
guaranty foregoing bid Of be accepted he or
Sns he coaaci Cor the same win good and .usni surs'
e o under Witch Wa. mSss AND in case he
said ,s. f 70 enter contract aforesaid We guaranty
the psIt lowest bidder.
tsignedD A,B'
hsrsby certify that my knowledge and belief the
shove named eusran'or' are good and sufficient ~
Mar s-sswshMsysIswn
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A DEEICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, bosbon Dt
II pc Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
improvements md nences for hs eeoommoas
t.n travelling public,
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FLEETWOOD CEmErEHY.-omce No. 2g2 Pennsyyana
VI avenue, Of 10Th street, the savings Bank This
cemetery laid plan Of the celebrated Greenwood Of
New York. and situated the high ground distant
ter mile north of CAPITOL North Capitol leading
10 the gateway This have received charter from Con
appopang their ground forever 10 burial making
legislation Otherwise, which OF vast importance those who
wish their dead where they have placed them has
become custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes sell and
scuousy into large pitt and legal
~ no titles are given TO the ground.
Once open from 10 - M, where pamphlets, with
ap, the charter, and bylaws, and all other inioaoa be
obtained all le with
No 4O Seventh street. any other undertaken viii prompt
sItsaasd June Tidy