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Notice

Of he disconauanoe certain United States LaHd Oess
The States cf HiHois, Asegan, Wiseonsia, aHd Iopa
HDER The provisions OF the second section Of Cou
approved June H. oiD which
the quantity public land remaining any
shall bs redaeee one hundred
sand' districts shall be discontinued and cump-
win other laws the subject the Secretary
has directed that the following ohees be disconnaed
Shauneetown and Kaskaskia, In Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wiscohsin.
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands remaining unsod undsposed above
will 10 be subject the
receipt that effect by
points, and will be made subject entry Iollows:
sbaneetown and kaskaska be ed TO the Springfield
di.,ict, Illinois. m..
Kalamazoo 60 the Iona district Michigan.
Milwaukee 10 the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield TO the Charlton disuiet, Iowa.
The officers points consolidation give public
Of the days which they will respectively be receive
applications for eutres OF such lands their offices.
Given under hand city Of Washington 18th day OF
November, A, ID. 1850 ...
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Nnx Ill
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HLENWOOD CGMiGTEaY.-ofee No. 292 Pennsy vana
of 10th the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid plan celebrated Greenwood
New York. and situated the high ground distant and
mile the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
This received charter Com
BpprOpang their ground forever burial making
Zee title the purchaser and prohibiting all encroachmens
legislation Otherwise which OF importance thase who
wish their dead where have placed them for
in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes sell it, and throw the dead pro
iscuoay large and legal prevent
titles given to the ground.
N. Office open from H. m, pamphlets,
saap ylaws all other Information,
obtained orders for nterments len with Mr. James ar
undertaken, viii prompt
sxoxned June l7--dlv
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Avs Of 'he uniied states Rsintive TO the PubIlc
lands-eomPlsta 70 ls0eviih hs
Cohfsde'aon esuos Proeamaops, Spanish Regulsons so
Continuation Of the sbove-compiefs 10 1893 vol a.
Amencan State Papers Resve Puhe Lands ard Dozen
go. - ~ ''o
Indian Tfeae. mad by United stascompists from com
mebcement To 1859
Laws made by the Colonies and State
'eJla relating TO Indians and Indian affairs. 81
vols. s7 so =
Laws Charter and Local Ordinances Bran France
and spain relating the Public repee Colo
nes COLLECTED BY Joseph NJ. White ss 50.
$40 60 'F Wv h'"'Oa
sohmidts Civil Law of span and Mexico. vol. S.
knckwes Compilation Of Spanish ard Ne1can Law relato
70 Mines and Real Estate Titles. vol 90 SO.
stHtue Regulations
ceIpinR Lands Tides, sc. vol 81 as
HFtxeps Military Laws Bounty Land Pension of ,b
United stztes. ! vol a. IS. " WV
Tripieu's Pension and Bounty Land Laws. vol. an
ReEnetts Pension LawF I VOL 81 so.
Mayo Moutonis psnsion and bounty Land -. =,
o. sd '4.' 1 'a"'' AfVi'
escehe Dcslonsro Raycnsdo de Lss.pc,on yJuspd,nc.
The Virginia Psy nad Muster Rolls Of Militia entitled N Land
Rouniy. Sound In volume, SIS, '
'aR@ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Triesenar-'rn. Great Earopsan Discovery,

DRoTECTED by royal letters patent Of England and secured by
the OF Ecoe dc Phamacie de Pa and the Imperial Col
of Medicine, Vienna.
The remedy for general aud local debility oss
vire power ard all the distressing
arising from early abuse, &C Its effects are ecaeious
old y.e would not be-
decline life II the TriesenaT
universally adopted all physical npedimens vanish like
erbg the marriage state,
completely and entirely eEadcates all of
and cubebs have thought
ruin health of portion of the
ulation
Tema No is the great European remedy for that class Of
which, English physician treats with
mercury inevitable destruction OF the paienls constitution
all the sarsapaTa in the world cannot remove.
q and alike devoid SMELL and
all qualities They lay on the toilet table without
their being detected
cases. 50 each divided into doses ad
nlnislered by VaIpeau Laiit lmaud, Roux, &c. -
retail, Mr. H. A. Barrow No 81
street. Canal New York, specially appointed by the
for the United States and
Of America. Immediately receiving remittance
forward Tesamar of the world
addressed according the instructions OF the
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dlyr
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Nassau Han college Of new Jersey, Princeton
ashould suld acquaintance De foTsot,
Ana AeyeI brought 10 min'

Should auld aeqnaintssce be foTgois
... ANA Aeyer brought 10 mia
Should aud Acquaintance be toTgoL
.... a.. Aud day % and lang syne"
class VI The year endns 10 Jahe sS
the Junior class In June le The sophomeTe
1881 and tie Freshman class ot ns
ending June, 1885, hereby requested 20 assemble IN
d. the hd Of March, A n leo a. me latest
the The chain OF oss and ehashio which un.
entirely eKchanse once more In ue
greeting sympathy and lament the 1nmey iae o.
OF their promlsing compeeIs, -.
preliminary meeting OF the seGapPoined committee w DC
beld the dt Monday in September, A. d. 1906 me unlsa
Hotel Chesnu Eetween Fourth and rum sueeH
the whom may De eon
when measures VIII DC
adopted faii an attendance as possible =,
tn ghs those whom this BOtce addressed WIZ
secretary ofhe committee BY mail with
EDWARD j. GRANT, M. D.,
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee,
ALEXANDER O. BART, M. D.,
phil4deirla Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LiGHTNER.
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEroN,
Of Winston, AReshany Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS, ...... --.-
Baisth Iron and Glass Works, N, j.,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JouE WsIpgAE, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary,
27--lawtMar3 tfntellgencerJ
the civilized of the world request
ed0a
scattered through the d
globe and all throughout the United
OF America requested srasaons insertion
casonay between this date aud the Sd of March A. D. 1857
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Dec 80 o-law4w

MEMBERS Congress VtsiteI . 10 Wash,pxton
M respectfully informed thai TAYLOR q MAljIYs
Stationery boIe 9Th ali y
Their extensive stock addition
works. comprises department science
and art: .... -..., .....
New books received Immediately on publication
Weekly mportations from England
Cahouns Works, o volumes
Jeferson's " orks, volumes ls.a....#. .s......
Websters Works, 9 vols, autograph editor
Eyereu's Oraions and Speeches, 2 volumes
3. 3, Prentiss's Memoirs, volumes
Bancrofi's Hislory OF the United States, voumss
Statssman's Manual, 4 volumes
Hickey's Constitution, volume
JefIeTson's Manual volume ....
The Constitutions the United States, volume
Enio's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Mnrsh's Orators and Statesmen, volume
Story's Woks, volumes ...#
Lives OF Chief Justices OF United States volume
I.ebers Civil Liberty and Self government, vounes
Wirs Life of Patrick Henry, volume
Kennedy Is Life Of Wrt, 2 volumes
Garland's Life Of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by DaidwiR volume
De Tocauevilss Democracy In America, ! volame
The Federalist, volume x
Grmke's Nature and Tendency OF Free Institutions yoa,
Constitutional L at book, ! volume
Carey's Past, Present. and Fnture volume
SeamaBs Progress OF Natrnr volume
hcEiiigot's American DebaeT, l volaae
Future Wealth OF America, volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, volume.
Every description of American EAssh, and French STATIONERY
the finest qualities al The lowest prices. TT =
Visiting cards and printed with the greatest pomput
TAYLOR MhURYs,
Dec7-du Near 9lh street.
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Washington Aqueduct.
OryIcE or THE WASHINGTON A

oryIcr or THE WASHINGTON Aaurpucr,
Washington, March 7, 1855.
PROPOSALS graduation masonry
DAMS tunnes aud Other work the Washington aqueduct
Proposals. received the 9Th May will opened
that day.
Maps pros and of,he work will be ready for
animation on and after the aoth day of April next.
Proposals will be received Tor the work Of particular cuve
Portions only the completed
ou, all contracts m for % work viii
prescribe the of and
The holding suicieny decide when and
shall be stopped unit funds become available.
funds the per paid IT, the judgment
the work has been properly executed far
payments will be made in specie checks upon the United se
and viii be co don Of all contracts thai The work
All lids be sealed and enGorsea Proposals for work ON
the Washington Aqueduct" ..
The United States the right any all
should they deemed snG arrange
considered conducive the progress
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
take that The bidder bidders w his Or ,hsr bid be
enter p,o Obligation within ton days with good and sufficient
10 be accompanied by the certificate OF the United
@ Or 20 Epes
pamen of War; that the gaaranors able to make good their
will be opened In presence bidders any them
choose TO be present.
Capt Of Engineers, In Charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt. NJ c. Meigs, U. 5. Engineers.
hereby Jointly and orally hs United States and
Ssy & Within ,ea DAYS The acceptance Of tSs sad 3D.
the for the win good and sufficient
advertisement which ii And
f.. m 5sass S Ss o % @ We
the neEi lowest bidder.
SsH''' CD. CD
thereby certify a the best my knowledge BELIEF
above Mapped guArantors good and suiieisnt
MurS%SSwtsthMAy siawu
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I No. $40. |

NOTICE Of the discontiNuanco OF the United States
IN land Office yANDALtA, in the State of ILLINOIS.
Notice hereby that Of law, and In view
officers VAKgALiA the
said district reduced below hundred thousand
directed land Office
VAEDAA discontinued and the lands remaining unsod
the disconnaance be made subject sale and
SPRIsoFIELB, In said state.
Lands remaining unsod and unappropaed by law and subject
private at the land Office discontinued will cease to
Of receipt Of notice
effect register thereof and the land oce
win public notice the day which
will prepared applications for entries Of such lands
a Office.
my hand city Washington. this 9Th day
December, A. ID. 1855.
THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Dec ll-iaw6w tlnteliigsncer Starl
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Law school o Cumberland Untysrstty, at Lebanon,


Law school o Cumberland Univsrstty, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Caruihc, las Of the eireu
( judges OF Tennessee.
Green OF udges ofthe supreme
Of Tennessee
Hon. nromGeld L. Ridley,
Judges Caruh,rs Green dew their whole time exclusively
the school.
Plan fnstruooal Daily examinations OF each
No regular Of explanations
daily n progress OF the examinations.
q Weekly ocommsn law and equity in whigh
suits Of fac pofes
and thom through all the
practice The framed prepare
Deeds Wills records and all OF documents be
the trials Some OF taken BY appeal
supreme which held monEy in the class and n
public he end Of session The students act clerks
jurors circuit Judges and chanceors and In ocu
,sciies connected with their suits.
SssonsThe Gs session the hird Monday
tember ends third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Thursday In July.
ysnse. per fso $50, in advance coutngen
d. boarding $50. Students furnish
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
sessions required complete course unless the
sdvanoed class No previous study required
There four classes Students
ans during the collegiate year
There a legislature connected with the
Number students the last collegiate year eighy-sI
ROBERT l.. CARUTHER5,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Housekeeping Articles.

THE subscriber public his
a,soTtmept fanirhipf goods which
complete in every department, consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHIyA.
Goband plain white and richly dnLer DESERT and
large assortment OF dinner aud In de-
achsd rich and with and without
hncy articles appropriate decorate paror table, and
toilet
IRoN-sToNE CHINA.
Dnper tea, and toilet also detached pieces large
stock OF Edwndss latest shapes
GLASS WARE
American, French, Bohemian such decante fagons,
gobl.s champagne claIeu hooks hee Mad.ra Buundies
dshes sas pitchers, he
TABLE CUTLERY.
In OF hadOuer hy-ons and 6y-thres pIeces also,
ivory handled knives only and forks, Eesis, Sc
BLoCK-1iN GOODS.
auch chang d>be,, inches tea uns,
coffee pots tea pots, coffee higgins, sc.
PLATED GOODS.
urns spoons forks castor
covered dishes, pitchers, cake and fru baskets walters
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such walters and in plate warmers .op jars
foot tubs water cans, &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
factory Baker Philadelphia Cor sale at
the manuaeturer'' retail prices
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps grandoe ware irons brushes
shoye' aad coal hod' ladders goods,
wafe ironsr willow Britannia bronred roods
cooking requisites of every description together
large assortment of articles utility
HoaseksePers decidedly their INTEREST," eramine my
stock and prices They viii not ouly und large from
selections, but pledge
the same description goods any
cities
Goods delivered any pa Of the Iv or f.. M
charge
Catalogues containing complete list Of every article kent for
NovlI- 9,aw6wn Iron Han
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
W q R4s.Es3 :st;sziz fssER


Time between Washington and Wheeling but HI
houIsI
Running b.pesn Washington and Ci~cinna 27 hours
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to be had In
Washington.
THE Baltimore Railroad having greatly improved m
Offers fullest
ee between Washington BALTIMORE and all the West
The connerion between Washington
asy called hs asy aas ns ne
from Baltimore I the only change Of cars required be,weel
Wheeling Arlington station
through ucke for pgns beyond The CONNECTING ans
Washington daily AT and An, nj on Sundays al the
Al Wnreins with CEN
Whselins through camoridse zanesve and Nswak,
COLUMBUS These trains connect at Newark with The Newark
Manhed and sanduky railroad for sandusky, Toledo, Detroit
Al Columbus The C. o. railroad the trains
of MGnri ratoaa xenia, CINCNNAT, LOUIS
VILE, &c Al xens, Little Miami railroad, eonneIion is
sa x Rs es caeo G & 70 81 a
Naches Orleans sc.@whch At Washnstono
are transferred Ut Cmenas TO the mail steamers on the Ohio
foR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi.
caro sc, sold when Ohio is navgable
Wheeling and Wolsvle, (fory miesl where with
requested while this only
uodng throu'h tickets and checks 10 washington also The
Shortest speedy and direct leading
great West The distance from Washington
hut $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
routel
Fsrs by through Washington To Wheeling 90 es
BY railroad by steamer from Cincinnati sIs IpdianaPo
Chicago SO S Louis tas ana So Memphis, 2
s6i New oteaRs, ssl, Se
cambersnd, sprns, Pednon Oakland FsiTnoGa
%s and IN % fs m,
train from Washington.
FOR further information through tickets. &c. apply to TIL
PARSONS, AGENT at Washington station.
MasIef OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dl ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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POSTSCRIPT.

In answer inquiries, claimants will take notice that
ownership required be filed with the certificates
show The holder the real
o collection, pledge the OF the party hold
Tesduar The claim must be stated in
assignment and release TO the United States
duly executed by such party together
with the whose favor
tIement and payment is requested.
of OF 2oth February 1883,
who certificates Texas Of
portion amount claim the difference between The
paid proportion payable thereon under that
must de stating surrender Of such certificates and de-
seng each thereon, whether The party who
FROM Texas the real
owner for collection In pledge The party
claiming resday interest In the difference,
person whose favor settlement and payment
guese respectively file assignment and release 10 the
United States Texas the in
refunded, this description will be examined and
settled in conformity with the proviso Of said 2d section.
will take notice that certificates,
the character of debt be in
adas OF ownership, assignment
evidence debt correctly described
number date amount and IL should
appear certificates issued by the authorities
OF Texas claims against the republic
republic Texas according The facts in each
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Treasury.
Treasury DrFARraEET,
March 6, 1886.
Feb 2s-law4w
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steamers stop Southampton both going and rssurans.
PROPOSED DATES or sALIKG-IssO.

Stopping Southampton both going and sturnug they offer
London ayre
other route, for the economy OF Time and money.
Passage from EsO York 10 Southampton and Brsasn.
Fist cabin main saoon l5oi first cabin, saOon SlIo
second do, 800. .
Az letters and newspapers through the post office
No bills OF adng viii be signed parcels received the day
sailing
An experienced IL attached to each ship.
For freight passage, apply 10
q. ii. SAND, IL South William ST., Y.
u, A. HEINEKEN Co., Bremen.
CR0SKEY X Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIE Havre.
2T-dly
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I Ne. 54S. |


NOTICE location OF the land Offices and
the ONCE OF the surveyor general in Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE that of the 18th section OF the
approved 22d july 1854 creating land offices for the
Kansas Nebraska of the first Of the
establishing the office Uf general for said Terri
the office for the OMAHA DsTRCT has been located
Nebraska
"PAwHsR u
rRA ale ComrIoS the government of Kansas
Htory.
under my hand the city of Washington this twenty
sixth day Of November, A ID. 1885,
order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
29-law6w IIutel and StaT.1
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IL. III. G 1 Il l. E II ,
Iau,.sIIn. 81 La,

Has removed his Office his rest in franklin Row.
Thirteenth He will continue devote his
principally in the United States Court.
Having law concerning patents will
opinions legal before
the Patent Once and appeals TO the chief justice
District OF Coumba and will assist
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
He viii opinions for
before Congress either the
prosecute claims before any board established for the
adjudication
nct9s
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Mysteries of the Post once.


"a mail bag is an epitoms of human us.o
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or Notes from the Diary oJ Special .sse"t e' P0a ofa
}. HoLBRooH.
l2mo pp Price 81 Beautifully illustrated with ls ae
by Dariey. .s-..'.'..a #. =. X.
rHIs rxunderaken sanction chief ohieen
the Pot ohee Department by gentleman who has long beer
and is st Of special hat he
into the practical operations OF the post Office
almost certain which skill and experience have furnished
The detection and unShnen of Offenders against the hws
Tor ise security OF The mails and ue invioaby VI private eo
volume been offered to the psbc uuder orc hsa
and universal thai and powerful
notices annexeds
The book viii prove entertaining
and In Veiness interest," and general truth nature, will form
IN. y. Eeeains r.y.
We 30 Mr., uobrook narrative OF posi-
office the merit OF being exceedingly
suggestive book.-N. y. Herald. sa .." -
The and entertaining recently
soe Of Mr. Hoerooks Hae anvanished reci,a- beat all that
hnds III h1ynods who
eaze at once mat romance sui lives and hive aid mos
life -Bostos Posi-. #.. ...#. . .#s e "#
eommends ITSELF by the nanye of It's SUBJECT 70 even
:. [PhAadsirlia rs.asypauis.
more amusing, and, At The us, Interesting wea ou
kind has never been published Ia RaaN
AsoI-wriiteu amusing work whicA we shah make
IPAtaasrhia SATURDAY ~.
IL ssounds sketches Instructive mar,.,
.....s lrs~iadsspAs I-par1.
This book indeed novelty exceedingly entertaining opss
int source Of amusement Hartford Daily cowad.
There pe.t.nes enough Ia The incidents, plots, and character
eonihined in hts sketches " al dzen Richmond Ea,
No person has allowed himself
the idea Of opening hnobor
ou 'nnedens at the shu S'sepos on which he hs. stood
Published by u. cowgerthwa s. Co., phiadslpIA.
fnr sale by all booksellers and news agents.
Dec 2-d6t
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Two Books of the grsste-s vsIu, o. every
hsssnes. and prof.ssion-
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY OF USE
Full KNOWLEDGE, FOR 1855.
One vol, Ia,no, aso 10 pp
Price 81 paper 81 Is bound. To be ready in days
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC filled with matter Of the sr.,,es
importance to American II fullest infr
nasn respecting the of and
Of particular State relating o
useful
The Monthly Magazine Thonsanip literary men and
literary productions ofre fame and sho- pet,nson
indebted this modest thin volume. and
orderly table.
chapters of all professional man ID
nothing OF the of business who pnvea
vast deal Of running and borrowing and guessing bundr
IN the of the blessings
ed but arranged faotsl'n
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CHEAP JUVENILE BOSKs.-The und-rsgHed has
aside his stock OF books for children large
varied collection the accumulation Of be sold al half
when need be- They suited youth
OF all ages, aud may be examined at his bookstore.
Among viii be found the works OF MIS- Holland,
Edscwoh, Mrs Babaud, aud ether such wdsrbooks
popular in their time and whicn aiming cu
good feelings and good principles pposed by
sul med although teaching ali the sci
ences, words Of one syllable children o four old
Dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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LIVE Library Editions OF Gibbon. uali.m nuss~I
Robsron Hume, smolleu, irving Prescott Bsneron
innsh, Roscoe, WEBSTER Rco, Tbrrs Pspy Sharon
Turner hs, Ritter, Barnett, Clarendon, es ferpu.on AZ.
nold Roln Puta,h, aud other Of The
may be ound the most moderate prices bookstore
undersRnd ~ hne HeaJ hndngs mot Of Diem Imported
from London by The undersigned, and bound there.
Dec 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Remoya,.-paper warcbouse.

N EGARGEE BROTHERS. paper manufactures importers
W ofmapuscures maiohals, Noe and Decatur Street Phil
saephs attention ~ purchasers
papers suited of Consumers
every country, An prompt At
ntinp filled prices ny any Union
1000 tons ofFsgs wanted for cash.
Feb Q3--eo
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TREATISE ON ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.

Designed for writer's authors printers
press and for the Of schools academies. appen
dir containing rules
hints preparinE f~sdipg
sheets &C. Fifth edition. BY John wilson. fsmo. Price st
II ~ exceedingly valuable book he
the service 81 who directly indirectly
the large subject Of which
letters records and documents wen who
press.
Its title is fu reader Of u
viii he equally urrrised and instructed
edge which ,ss p~ural npsr Erarrfrsr
Crosby, NICHOLS, a. co,
Dec la-2aw3w Ill Washington street, Boston.
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ST. yoseph,s Academy for Young Ladtes.

- A'tVI LtNN'Hts0hTYI FTtutTIch CUuNlV MI
TUE annual session n commences on tho
sih AuRust, aud Thursday Junp THE
terms o hond and tuition $3.50 payable
ally IN advance There drawing
ipE and also fr spash san German and LAIN THE term,
f the department composed pupils nno wears
500 payable hall yearly
Letters Of inquiry should addressed MOTHER suPE
Maryland. " ~ ''i
July s--dlyeaF
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New Books At Taylor & maury's
nUNLofA Digest Laws of the United s,stes voiprs
~ complete 81 50. - '"'
M.cauiuy's EussndI vols, complete for dollar
fehe Bookstore, pth u.
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Caution-Lo.tery Frauds.

Ornor oT Tuu MARTL.rp CoEsoLIp Grrp T.oTrrHrEs
Baltimore, Maryland, JuIy T., lsS5.
THE commissioner of the Maryland lotteries has deemed u
HE caution the pubic numerous
circulate by and Otherwise lottery chrmea
pretend orss which
ar wholly 6ctiuous
only lotteries Maryland those drawn daily under
the STATE under the constitution approve
schemes and 10 attend to the drawings.
Al the tickets n these all certificates NJ
tickets have the thos aphed fireman.
for the Office Of ths Maryland
Baltimore Maryland" An others fraudulent.
Por fu iufornsuon The those frauds address
p y. Brennan,
Sept 9s-dly Baltimore. Maryland
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Law Nnficn

RRows, sraEToE, wAIrFn,
TUM. IT, BROWN, FEED p. STANTON. and j. KNOX WALK
ER have ffed rarusfship FOR practising Supreme
Court OF the Unes the Of Washington
and In the cours oTeunesee Oces IN Washington and Nem
phs One Of the parties viii either place ara
letters addressed 10 n will receive prompt attention
Apfil ta-teod FIutcl and Sentinel cOpy.l