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] am, sir, yours, etc, ii. l.. STEWART.
Cincinnati, Ohio, February 10, 1854
ppor Woon-

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on have permission to refer to me all who entertain
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WATERFOWL, Mass, May |, 1854.
PROF. o. j. WOOD: Allow me TO attest the vir-
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IT Sold at ia Market street, St Louis, Mo, 81 6
Broadway, New York, and by all Druggists, every
where All kinds of family patent medicines for
sale the best possible terms, at Professor Wood
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CARRIAGE REPOSITORY

And Agent for sew.
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North. and are pre-
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EAECUIORS VOICE.
AS Executor OF the last will and test
ament of III. Prichett, will at the June
term 1856, OF the Probate Court of va
zoo county, make final settlement OF
said estate and ask for leave to surren-
der my letters.
II. j. S. PRICIIET, Executor.
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DYAN'S' Pegged and Sewed Calf Boots.
III Calf Oxford Ii S,
Patent Leather oxford ties,
Buskin Bootees for Gents,
GORHAM g. ROWLETT.
Vicksburg, april %.
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The attention Of purchasers is respectful
ly solicited at No, 1i6 Gravier Street rear
of the St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
April II stas-.. Nv s.
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special Notice to Travellers from w Washington

RAvELLERs from Washington for the cities ad
that the Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad Company has made
provision ticket them and check their baggage
through from Washington city all the leading cities In the West
the Northwest and the Southwest.
Congress and others, the adjournment will find
peculiarly advantage avail themselves Of the
extended fcnes Of this line, which is the only that
them through tickets and baggage checks in Washington
The trains start daily from Washington station At m, and
and direct Washington Junction
House for Benwood and Wheeling Benwood di
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lunbus Xenia Dayton, Cincinna Louisville indianapolis Chi
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Burlington, Gaena Rock Dubuque Cairo,
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Passngen desiring view the entire road by daylight may
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By ss, ~ usia from Washington they may reach Ben
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Careful esmfort Of purfect safety
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WbslIhBI1n, 100
lN petition G. w. z. b. Robinson, OF Boston, Massa
praying the patent
the 3Oh September s for Improvement steering
from the expiration
which takes place the 5Oth Of September, 1880
II IL ordered that the said petition heard the Patent Ohce
Wednesday the 2fh day ~ September y O'clock
and all notified appear and show they
have why sad petition ought to be granted.
Persons opposing the file
once their objections specially forth writing twenty
before the heanV MI testimony ed by either
used the said hearing be taken and transmitted accord
with the rules Of the ocu which win be furnished appi
cation.
The testimony the with closed the sh of sepsm
ber 1885, deposons, and other relied testimony
be filed In the once before morning day
the arguments II any, within days thereafter
Ordered ALSO this be published In the Inegenccr
Union, and Evening STAR washington d. g. Republican, Bad
Md Pennsyivanian, Philadelphia Pa Day Book,
York; and Evening Post Boston Mass week for three
successive weeks previous the o4h day Of September
the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Ps,-Edors Of the above papers please
bills TO the Patent Oce with paper containing this notice.
July 20-law3w
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proposals for Deepening the Outlets OF the Mis-
sissippi river into the Gulf Of Mexico.

EsorEEER DEPARTMENT,
Washington Ausult4 4, 1866.
nRoposALs win be received Office day Of
October opening and keeping open ship channels o.
capacity 90 the wants Of @
@ rseT Gulf Of Mexico" Tor which purpose there was
sgss SppsVp,Isla IND siny ihousand dsisrs.
bidders arc requested % state hs amount for wnSh sy viii
ass.ss Width e s s e Hs which s Sn
~ bs By aSsnch he shore % Dc established
BY officer officers appointed BY the Secretary of War and
hey VIII keep each channel open (, such wia, and
eP, io @ sccsn,ss II nad and no sse also in ssnaIas
proposals. particulars lor opening and keeping each
sas aaa1s width S,ss hundred feet, '''
The means y which may be proposed to the work
S%p led in The ,sIs p,opossl % for each depth; .
,ury Of War proposes The objec,
and se, Of any bidder for either
The quantity necessary be removed from the exist
ehsr which the work extend, a order
nation their present condition, stated
selves lis extent accomplishing it,
s! has been @ entered ed into. The place % and direction
officer officers for that Secretary
animation By office, officers aDpSa.ea above be
aSs Ss e s sSs
sed and approved as aSoSa speeed
expiration o. Of the time during which the chan
for keeping will be paid the exp
wohirds of the additional third
Of whole contracted for will be made and the exp
ration whole during which kept
open twenty retained the first payment
naming third Of the whole Of the keeping
will be paid bu, will be made until
chaunels have been examined al each period of
officer officers appointed by the Secretary of War;
and found In all respects conformabe
Proposals accompanied by evidence ability
the and within the time proposed should be
addressed Engineer Department, Washington" and
doed Proposals for opening channels at outlets of the Msss
sipp rvern 1
When heme within which proposals be received has
ped they will be opened and considered and contract will be
entered into with the bidder bidders whose plan of operations
and evidences Of ability execute the work most satisfactory
the Secretary Of War. . #.s.
To be inserted for thirty days In the National Ineiscncer and
the Evening Washington the Commercial Bulletin, and the
True Deta New Orleans the Mobile Register, Mobile the Ar
gus and the Pennsylvania Philadelphia the Day Book and
Journal OF New York the Times and the Post
Boston the Republican and the Pilot. ST. Louis the Enquirer,
Cincinnati and the Democrat, Louisville. .... .,
Accounts for advertising with two copies Of containing ad
vsrisement be Engineer Department for payment
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wilIards' Hotel.
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Pennsyiuania apsnus and Fourteenth street,
Washington, ID. @.

NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR ~ MAURY's.-south Caro-
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representations
Of State. BY souihron. rs cents
Documentary History Of the American Revolution consisting
relating the for liberty chiefly
Carolina Prom originals the Of
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Life General Daniel Morgan, Virginia
army Of the United states by James Graham. 81 IS.
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Fashionable Life. BY Mary II Eastman. 81,
Kingdom which shall he Destroyed exposition
of prophecy. By Rev. J. Oswald, A. NJ. o..
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hoer, Of bonds efcae other of debf o
The State Of Tra' the Tate republic thereof under Of 2sh
February, 1885
THSlsURr DEPARTMENT, Aprn IA, 1855.
WHEREAS the 9Th section ofe Of 9sth February, 1885, en
ued Ap act provide for the Of such creditors Of
the late republic Of Texas compehended
Of September requires the Secretary Of Treasury
notice public
of the tune when payments win be made under said
And whereas notice issued With February this
department. and duly published setting h Congress-
OF the legislature ofTeras assenuR thereto
requiring the certificates evidences
be hed at this department with assignments and
adavs, therein pointed out thirty days prior the LIST OF June
And the said provides that no pay
shall be made any bond certificate evidence debt
which shah NOT thirty days before the time limited by said notices.
be presented nj the Treasury Department
Notice hereby given The holders OF bonds certificates
other evidences debit that be received
department within sixty from hereof
excluded from all benefits Of said asreesby
don OF the same,
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap15-law2m Secretary Of the Treasury.
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annual OF lectures this will
the nrs Monday In November and
March following Havag
Slate Of Georgia, In possession Of splendid college
apparatus preparations specimens and
hospital clinical instruction, under the direction faculty
Cadavers procured nom New York and other cities.
rAouLTr.
Bsnon, NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
Matera Medica.
CoIs NJ Professor OF Principles AMI Practice
ne Therapeutics
NJ g. Thomson, d. Professor Of Diseases Of
Women and Children.
LOOMS, NJ, D., Professor Of Chemistry, Botany Phsr-
macy, and Microscopy.
NJ Comings, NJ D. Professor OF Anatomy Surgery
A. Locbrane ESQ., NJ d. Professor n Medical Jusprudence,
Comparative Anatomy, and Comparative Physiology.
TERMS.
for tickets 10 lectures 800
Maricuaton (onee only
Payable invariably In cash advance at the opening of the
Graduation fee payable before examination, S25
particulars address membcr OF the Faculty Macon,
Aug l5-eod4.
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To Druggists and the People.

You hereby cautioned against spurious limitations OF Dr. De
Gralh Electric OIL shall prosecute party who
my copyrighted hills This genuin Electric Oil has cured the
mayor Camden OF piles and heumasm also Hon John WI
Huntington, E. Kingsurh (whom took off his
cches in dayD and more than 700 Others - Philadelphia
published the Philadelphia Ledger.
Philadelphia would
scamp guilty OF the acay Of countereng In Harrisburg Pa
Wyetbe esq, druggist there, caused the
aud imprisonment OF Valentine who attempted an m
ton Of this valuable remedy.
l .. PmLk pRLPHIA May 5, 1855.
To People DrHggists throughout the United aats
List Of Prof De Gaths Electric OIL Jos, Free West
Mr. Rodcnbok, Montgomery county
span Ogden, No $50 Fourth street nfa
msyiand Providence, shingles and caked
brcasti Mr. VIM Spence street. on and neuralgia
Henry Campbell Lower Marion Of burns and scarlet fever and
eighteen Others. =.
6Every druggist knows only genuine Electric OH !,
Inventor and proprietor his old oee TO which
al orders be addressed 90 procure the genuine,
Prof CIAs. DE GRATH,
Old ONCE, 30 South sth street, near Chestnut.
For sale by CHARLES sTOTTi
July l0-u Washington, ID. =
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Alexandria Academy, Alexandria, virginia.

THE is Of this institution will commence
Monday 49, The OF study includes the usual
English bsnchss and modern languages mathematics
and
This affords advantages which highly commend 10
attention The OF teachers,
composed gentlemen devoted their profession the excellent
apparatus chemical, and asonomica the
arrangement giving accommodations
opportunity all times OF aemonsntng Pae
admit Of IT, enable the student 10 obtain
Acre q sound thorough, and practical education. .
Terms Board and tuition, slso session payable quarterly
In advance,
n. L. 3RoCKETT,
Aug lo-eod2mo Principal.
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Episcopal High school Of virginia,
AT HOOavd, the Heis' three miles Of .aierand

AT Ho"Grd on the Height three miles Wei Of aieTGHdrG
Rev, JOHN ?. MCGUIRE Rector.
THE next session viii Wednesday, 10Th Sep
tGmbeT.
Terms 95 o board tuition In The regular &c Modern
languages, music, and drawing are extra charges.
ReeenceR The Bishops and other clergy o the docee
0r Johns BALTIMORE Rev. Mr. Cummins Of Washington and
Rev Mt Seymour, OF Frederick tily Maryland.
Circular containing the Of sndy govemeni terms
10 those who request them.
Direct g Rev. Jobs ?. hoGurc, Theological Seminary, Fairfax
county, Virginia.
HogLtp, July III, 1885,
July I5--lawew
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united states Mails for salt Lake city.

PosT oTuoR DEPARTMENT, May 81, 1856
PROPOSALS for conveying
day December, 1856 the th day Of November 1850,
following route win be Contract Once Of
this department O'Clock Of the 18th Of October 1856
be decided the next day, to witt
No e9l From Independence, Mo- ria Fort Kcaey and
Laramie, in Nebraska Territory, TO SRt Lake city, in
Utah Territory $50 miles and back, once a month";
Leave ependence the nf every month a
Salt Lake city the last day of the month;
Lake the I'd day Of every month m
Arrive at Independence by the last day Of the monlh
NOTES
Bidders required distance
bulk OF tho mails be carried ihe whole mail
qured uip all points
Of their liability the performance
before making their proposals. which
be guaranteed by responsible certified such by
judge OF Of record and
The successful bidder with before the s day
Of December, 1856
pay viii for trips performed and for OF
may deducted arrivals far behind time break
nerion with depending mails and not sufficiently excused
for trip subject forfeiture
isactory explained for negecng 10 take the mail from into
post ONCE for suffering be injured, destroyed, robbed
and for refusing amer demand convey the mail
frequently the concerned In running,
repeated failures agreesby contract for
the Office laws instructions Of the department
alter schedule He
Of service by allowing therefor rata increase
lie may discontinue service
In part, pro allowing
should addressed "second
General superbed Proposals for Salt Lake City Mails
JAMES CAMPBELL
May 3i-law4wt Postmaster General.
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NEW work Immigration History Of immigration
IN number, occupation,
and coaeuyo yh Of ps.enge arriving n the Omitted saes
by from countries, from Ise 1885, with nrodnc
ty review and most valuable appendr, ny WIN. Bromwe
Of the D. of State. Price, si 50.
H1rous Poetry English Lsnpunes from Chaucef
81 80, Just pubfshed, and Coz sale I#..H
TAYLOR MAURY,s
Aug IL bookstore, OH
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COALi COALt--we receiving
Pine Broad Mountain, and Mount Laa white
Nine Peach Orchard, and Lykm's Valley
. Also, Cumberland lump and srsihs' coal.
Wood Of the best quality always on hand,
+ Coal kept under 900 pounds 70 The ton.
r.. J. a w, NJ. GAIT,
!. Northwest conner 18th and G streets, No. 5l7
huss-3H [Intl
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THE College Of 81. James, Maryland Embracing the
collegiate, commercial and preparatory department. one
first u October t6 he nrst OF August
charge per year. for board tuition, sc two hundred and
Any dollars No enrsnce fee
studen admitted Of the year application To
john D. KERFOOT Rector, &C,
July l-Iawan College st. James, 2. o, Maryland
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u nstiiuten AND residing northern Nev YORK; desrous
q ob,ainns situation 2. pscepes teacher seminary ~
Of the southern States, tysnis preued1 Satisfactory ref
snd testmoniss viii be Address q. W. Hazeon,
p NJ, Black River, Jefferson county New York.
ua5-eod6t.
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Medical College OF Georgia.

huaUsTA, July, 1885,
THE twenty anh course Of lectures institution
i mencs the nrst Monday In November next
FACULTY.
@. N, Newton, M. ID, Anatomy,
L. A. DugRs, NJ. D., Surgery.
l. p GarSin NJ. d. Maiea Medca Therapeutics Medical
jurisprudence.
J. A. Eye d. obs,stricS Diseases of Women and In
fans
H. " NJ Mier NJ. D. Physiology and Pathological Anatomy
Alex. Means, NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry,
L, D. Ford, NJ. D., Institutes Practice Of Medicine.
p Campbell, NJ d. Surgical Comparative, and microscopcal
Anatomy
r. Campbell, NJ. D., Demonstration OF Anatomy
8 n. Simmons NJ. D., Assistant Demonstrator.
Juriah Harrs n. Prosector 10 Professor Of Surgery
Clinical delivered regularly City Hospital,
opportunities win BE- afforded for the study Of practical
anatomy.
Fees tho enure course.
Matricuiaton ticket, ito be taken onco)
For further particulars, apply TO @. NJ NEWTON,
July l5-d1m Dean
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United States Mail.
ALABAMA.

United states Mail.
ALABAMA.
PosT OFrIoR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, August 10, 1885,
PROPOSALS carrying United 18th
November 1856, The 3Oh day Of June, 1885, the fol-
specified, Contract Office Of the Post
Department in the city of Washington, until 5, Of the
18th October, 1885, TO be decided on the next day.
7O5s From Rome Ga Spring. Cap Ala Spring
Garden, Ladga, Cross Plains Jackouvie Lead Mines,
Ten Islands, Greenspor Ashvie Mount Niles, Clair
pass % Esn & miles and daily
horse coacbes and three times week the residue,
with celeriiy, certainty, and security.
Leave Rome daily m;
Arrive at Jacksonville mex, days syaami
Leave Jacksonville daily al skp
Rome days BY on ami
Leave jacksonville Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at
Arrive at EIyton same days by7pmi
Leave Eytcn Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday IX mi
Arrive a, Jacksonville same days bySpm,
NOTE.
responsible persons
6ed such postmaster judge OF court OF recod and
the bidder with surety
the 18th November next.
No pay trips performed, for OF
satisfactorily explained three times the OF the nP
arrivals far behind time break
neISn 1 WI % M, oT %"1 be n 5 y ,"s 10 T"
Fines viii be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly and
post suffering be injured, destroyed robbed
for refusing amer demand the mail fire.
hces on the General
repeated failures agreeaby TO contract for dis
The Postmaster may schedule lie may
allowing therefor rata Increase
e contract pay s may also po Ss, o nH an,
compensation the amount OF service dpensed
master General superscrbsd "roposG. for 7o5s sSaa
particulars pamPhIe, advertisement for conveying
The mails in Virginia. Georgia. &C., osI aSrs snS SnMSRr
Aug le-law4wt Postmaster General.
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RACHEL and the New worId,--A Trip to the United
IL States and Cuba. Price o.,
June 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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OST wARRANT.-Notice 10 hereby given that land warrant
issued 18th November, 1885, 10 james Cadw ell for
acres was sent 10 undersigned which has
hand and that application has been made 10 the once Tor dup
OF the TIL BUMPklN,
AUGuET s, 1856. Attorney
Aug 7-iaw6w JAMES ChLDWEl1ls
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United states Court of Claims.

THE undersgned John O. Deyeeu, OF New York city, and NJ
Thompson Of Washington, D. c., and counseorE
nlaw claims, credit
on of government In the Court Of Claims.
immediate careful bust
matters Washington which be nfued 10 their
by gentlemen profession and canan, in he city Of New
York or elsewhere In any part Of the Union. -. =.
They consulted al Tine personally o. BY letter eith
washington Particular inor claims
which have been Al any Congress departments
nnshed upon application BY The parties interested
JOHN q. DEvEREUx,
No. % Broadway, corner Wall street, New York city
NJ. THOMPSON,
washington city
NIL O Devereur a commissioner Of the Court Of Claims
Jan 3l--3tawtnf Intel
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To the holder, Of bOnd esfca other erideness Of the debt Of
n State Tera' sr the late republic thereof aHde act Of 2eh
ckrnnrl
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Of OhdraOaE Of ands MsSssPpi, Alabama, and LOUisi
Demoine courier., 1856-01-31
News from the East!

HAVE just returned from Cincinnati, with
L the largest and best selected stock of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats aud Caps, Hard
ware, Queensware, Glassware and Groceries,
that | have ever brought TO Ottumwa.
or Day Goops, l have a fine selection of
Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting of Nous de
LANES. Cashmeres, plain and fancy Merinoes
and Coburg cloths, Alpaccas (~vsrious coiors, J
a large assortment of fancy and domestic Cling
hams (large and small plaid,) Cslicoes of vari-
styles and prices, Bleached and Brown Muslins
Of all grades. from 8 f-3 TO Is 2-3, Tickinys,
Drillings, Linseys, check aad hickory Shirtings,
Canton Flannels, all Wool Flannels Of different
colors.
For Mems wear, I have Cloths, Cassimeres
% Overcoating Of good quality, Cassimer AM
Wool Hats of various kinds, silk and cotto;
plush Caps of different styles
OF Boots and Shoes alhost an endless variety.
All of the above | shall be glad to sell to my
friends and customers, on the usual terms. O,
will exchange them for country Produce, such
as Butter, Eggs, Tallow, Beeswax, Flaxseed
Flour. Meal, Feathers, Linsey and Jeans; all oil
which | want, and will pay the highest market
prices for, at the old stand at the corner.
Gyr TO my old Customers I would say that
the time has come to settle up old accounts, and
as the old Proverb says
"Pay what you owe,
And what you are worth you'll know,n
And as ! have debts to pay in a short time it is
nee essary l should use due diligence in collect
ing without which ! cannot pay.
Jan. oath If.