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NLENWOoD COMMUNICATIONS No. 800 Pennsylvania
Of 1fh street, the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid the celebrated Greenwood
New York. and situated the high ground distant one ana
mile Capitol North Capitol street leading directly
the gateway This have received charter from Con-
appropatng their forever burial making
fee title purchaser and prohibiting all encroachmens
legislation otherwise, which Of vast Importance TO those who
wish their dead where they placed them
in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other sc H. and throw the dead
iscuouy large and legal H.
titles given The ground
N. Office 10 ~, where pamphlets with
map the charters and by laws, and all other normaion be
obtained ALSO all orders for inteme e with Mr. James Har
40 Seventh other undertaken will be
suoIaed June IDLY
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Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought 10 min
should aud eeqaaniance be iorgoIs
And days o. auld lang syne" ....-
The members The senior class OF the ending Ia June 1885,
the junior class Of The endng in June 1884, me sophomore
class OF the ending June 1881 and the Freshman class 81 me
ending IN June, 1880 hereby requested 20 assemble IN
Washington D. o. by the third Of March, A D. 1856 al the latest
brighten the links OF The chain love and ehashio which uns
tide ever entirely exchange more 10 eif
lives greeting and sympathy and lament the untmey iaio OF
OF their most promising eompeeTs.
preliminary meeting Of The sGappoinled committee wiz be
held the h Monday In September A. d. 1856 Al the United
States Hotel, Chestnut street, Fourth and FIN Streets
which those members OF the classes whom be
venent invited aed, when VIII be
adopted TO secure as nun In attendance possible.
Ia tbs time, those whom this addressed VIII be
good enough 10 furnish the secretary ohe eonmtIee BY mail with
EDWARD ]. GRANT, NJ D..
Of Trenton, N, j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER U. BART, M. D.,
---- Of Philadelphia, PennSylya
}. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
- Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEroN,
Of Winston Allegheny Co.. Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
Of Bastn Iron and Glass Works, NJ ,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland
Comnlilee.
JouN WKIpaA OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMaI3 [IntelligeneeTl
the civilized countries Of the world
10 their editorial columns,
classes scattered through the
globe and all throughout the United
requested grauous Insertion
casonay between this date aud the Sd Of March A d. 1851
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Notice

OF de of certain United States Land Offices IN
the States Of HinOss, Aiohigan, Wisconsin, and Ioloa
Under provisions OF second section Of
ges approved June ~ ls0 which declares hal
Inc quantity public and remaining unsod la land
shall be redaced number hundred
sand districts shall be discontinued, &e and eonp-
with laws the subject the Secretary Of
has directed that the following Offices be Discontinued
shasneetowa and Kaskaskia, in Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield Iowa.
remaining unsod and undsposed Of In the above
will be subject offices from the date
by
points, and will be made subject entry follows;
shawneeown and kakaska be ed the Springfield
district, Illinois.
Kalamazoo the Iona district, Michigan.
Milwaukee the Menasha district Wisconsin.
Fairfield the Charlton district, iowa
points OF consolidation will give
which they will respectively be prepared
applications entries OF lands their Offices
Given under hand the city of Washington, ts leh day
November, A. ID. 1885.
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Nay -la,y6v
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Time between Washington and Wheeling but Ia
Running 6seen Washington and Cincinnati, 81 hours
Washington.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved '
oilers between warrington Bamors and ali porons Of the West
the Northw west, and the Southwest.
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EEORGE FOX arrived wirards Hotel Washington u.
VI q In the delay attending The Organization Of The House
conerauaon that The tnh~rs Of birth branches the
national voatng heir pncpes,
seuis popular candidate for their
tailor, representing has sud
continues receive the dsrgnshed aud unanimous suase- Of
the He had the happy faculty
one
divided sentiment The House 81 Representatives
%
always organized The shnns In The plastic hand 81
skill of the artist what the disogsnzed
assembly genius .uceumb.
the Of The artist The other suhiued ooqaencs
For = 70 the popnlar aemty Of fashion, We hn- FAR @
iued paae hot paraHels unit closely
thence they aivrrre
our leaders Of poic The speaker OF fashion fr
Designate represctaiivs)
e nht man and toe nght is a-s for right ~
when ne applies leader His
YET he money. Both equally well safety invested.
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Washington Aqueduct.
OErIoK OF THE WksHISoTos A QUI

OFFICE WAsHIS0TON AQUEDuCT,
Washington, March 7, 1885,
PROPOSALS invited for
dame tunnels and other work of the Washington aquedue
Proposals. received the 9Th May will be opened
that day.
profes and specifications will
animation and after the Goth day of April
Proposals received
bridges &C, described
Portions of the works be completed the
appropriation but all unfinished viii
be subject I'd future appropriations by Congress The
under each contract
appropriation holding sufficiently decide
works shall be stopped funds become available.
In of the entire particular work
funds the reserved will paid IT, judgment
the engnee the work has been properly executed SO far has
gone
Payments will be made specie checks upon
per will dtion Of
shall be paid their full monthly, and in specie.
All bids should be seacd and endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduet.n
The United the right rel all
should be deemed advantageous
considered conducive the Of
work.
responsible peons effect they
bidder bidders will his
obligation, within days. with
securities the completion the said
accompanied by the certificate of the United
judge United States district attorney officer
individual known Engineer
Of War; that the able make good
Bids will be opened in presence OF bidders, any
choose TO be present
Capt OF Engineers, In charge.
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Law school OF Cumberland Univ0rstty, at Lebanon,



Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruhers, circui
judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Of the udgos of supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Brouded Ridley one ofthe cnancelo Of the State,
Judges dev their
the school,
Plan Of fnstTcon-l Daily examinations OF
books No regular Of lectures bur explanations
daily lessons the progress OF the examinations.
T. Weekly moot OF common law and equity, which
dents Of facts pTOfos
and them through all the known in
practice The framed prepare
Deeds Wills records and all SORTS
trials Some Of by appeal
which held monthly the class
every
jurors, circuit judges, and chhncslo official
,aciies connected with t!Ieir suits.
third
tembor and ends third Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday In July.
Erpensss per Iedon.Tuon fec ESQ., in advance
81 boarding $50, Students furnish
which be- had in the Lebanon bookstores,
courge
No previous study required
There four regular classes
any time during the collegiate year.
There = n legislature connected with the
Number collegiate year eighty-siI
ROBERT L. CARtTHERs
Fob ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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NOTICE of the disconttnuance of the United States
IN land Office nj VANDALIA, in the Stale Of ILLINOIS
Notice Is hereby that OF law, and in view
the officers
reduced below hundred
the INTERIOR has directed
VAspAA discontinued. remaining
the disconnuance be subject entry
SPRIsGnELD in said State.
remaining unappopraed by law and subject
private entry the land office discontinued, will
be Of receipt
that effect by the register thereof land officers
viii public which
will be prepared applications for such lands
their office
Given under my hand cy Washington day
December, A. ID. 1855.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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CHEAP JUVENILE BOOExs-The Undersigned has set
aside his stock OF books for children and
varied years. sold
price, when be- They suited youth
OF all aud may be examined at his bookstore
Among will be found OF of Mrs Holland,
Miss Edgewoh Mrs Bafbsuld, ether such writsrsbooks
which popular their whi.a cult
good feelings and good principles supposed by
still although teaching all the sci
words Of syllable children Of fur old
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Housekeeping Articles.
TREASURY DEPARTsRsT,
March 8, 1886.
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Tue subscriber call public his
assortment OF goods, which rendered
complete In every department, consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
plain white, dinner dessert and
Of dinner and
laehed piecss rich and with and without
fancy articles appropriate decorate eagere paro table,
toilet.
Dinner, and toilet Also detached pieces agr
stock Of Edwards's latest Shapes
GLASS WARE.
American FRENCH and Bohemian, such haRons,
eose champsgnes claets hooks shees Madas Bugundes
liquors. tumblers finger bowls celee bottles float
dishes, salts, pitchers, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
In Of hsfdo1er hnyone and hyhree pieces also,
voryhanded knives only and forks, seels, nc.
BLoCKTY GOODS.
chahng Dishes from 10 to nches coffee and tea uns
coffee pots tea pots, coffee higgins, sc.
PLATED GOODS.
such urns spoons forks castors
covered Dishes pitchers, cake and baskets walters,
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such walters trays and in plate wSrmes sop ars,
foot tubs water cans, &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
factory Cornelius Baker Philadelphia
the manufacturer retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps eandos ware tenders and irons brushes
oy and tones coal hods ladders goods,
cooking requisites Of every description together with
Mge assortment Of articles o utility
Hoesokeepes win decidedly their interest 10 anime my
stock and prices They will hbd large from
a same description of goods any the
Goods delivered any part of the i or Georgetown free Of
charge.
Catalogues containing complete list every article kept for
c. w BoTELER,
Nov l-2awewG Iron Hall.
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Mysteries Of the Post ONCE.

"A mail bag is eptome Of human lih."
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGs;
Or, Notes from the Diary Of Special agent fine Poa Office
Department.
HoLpRooK.
l2mo 4aa Price 81 IS Beautifully illustrated with is steel
pais by Richie, aud u wood eneravnss from designs chiefly
THIS chief
the Post Office Department. gentleman who has long been,
book OF the ind ISSUED calculated public might
into the practical operations The once and the
the detection punishment OF offenders the laws enacted
for the security Of the mails and the nyonb of private
Never public hearty
and universal of that enlightened and powerful
sor the press Brief extracts from some Of these hasns
notices annexed
The book will prove entertaining Of
and, in iveness interest," nature,
IN. Y. Epsuins Post.
We are nd to eoncede TO Mr. obrool narrative Of his post
Office experiences The merit OF being exceedingly interesting and
suggestive boos.--N. ". Herdd
The recently
finds Reynoldss any
realize thai still, lives and ryes amid modern
Ths coumends ITSELF by the nature its subject to every
tphiiadspAia Pennsyivaniaa.
amusing and, time, Interesting ofits
kind has been Published Bulletin.
eilwrten amusing work, make an
extract or two Tor the benefit Of the communty
tPAiiadsiphia Saturday Post
abounds with sketches Of and
tPAiiadsipAia Inq'dru.
novelty, exceedingly enreranps open
log source Of amusement Hartford Daily Courani
There enough Incidents, plots
contained in hs sketches Oh dozen Richmond Enquirer
person
the idea 81 opening another persons letter ad the book with
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Has removed his Office TO his resd in franklin Row,
of Thirteenth He will his
principally the United Supreme
Having devoted ncernng patents
give opinions legal questions arising
the Patent Oce and appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
Justices of District Columbia; and will
aud of
He wi prepare
before
will prosecute claims before any board established
adjudication.
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pyE,cp JUVENILE HOOKS.
pRocnEss Of nensiOu. Ideas, by l.. Maria child

1--WE Library Editions OF Gibbon. HsIis,u, RpsssI,
Il Robsrson Hume, Anolet Irving Prescott Banero Mack
intoh, Roscoe, Webster Scott Thcrs fepy
Tunsr, Mills Ritter, Burnett Clarendon, Ges rerrnsop A.
nod Ron utach, and many other Of the historians
may be found ri the most moderate prices the
undessnrd, ~ hne library bindings, Of imported
from London by the undersigned aud bound there.
Dee2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TO TUE LhDIEs.-Mr n. L. HARPER n Broom6ed street.
BOSTON has
eeFan straw embroidered Partisan style
which universally admired
whs MT then able supply demand he this opportunity
70 INTERN the ladies that he opening freh supply o
which white, appropriate for bridal
sisn head dresses, coGus capos collars, nanes al o.
which black
ETY. Of wrestbs Of straw flowers, feather flowers sc
NJ nThis the oty house The United where
goods be obtained.
noxrnn, January 5, 1855.
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rGARGPr BROTHERS, manufactures and
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Feb
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I No. 548. |

NOTICE the location of the two land offices and
the office of the surveyor general Ina Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE that of the 18th section OF the
2d July 1854 land Offices for the
Territories of Kansas and RebsS and of the first section OF the
establishing office for said Terri
the Office for the OaAHA has been located
OMAHA CITY, the sent OF of Nebraska Terto
office the PAwEEE and
LE CoSrros" The government of Kansas Ter
rltory.
Given under hand the city of Washington, this twenty
sixth day of November A d. 1853.
By order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Nov 29-law6w intel. and Star
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f,UMBEnLANp's \,

('uMHEhbANbs hrmoIrsb written by hiiuselft oon-
aning ~ account OF hs life and Wngs ineppesd with
anecdotes and chnaeiers nf several
sons OF his hme With Cnpi0us illustrative
ders author o The Lives Of The Chief Justices vo
clofht 81 so FRANCK TAYLOR
The intimacy which author enjoyed men rs Horace
WHpae Bnfke, ST. Joshua nods qtax codsmith Dr.
johnson, Gowper Pitt, md Others ~ The
~ hs tine hss enabled him oducs pcronsl nuecdo-
sketches of the which render IA.
Mcm1irs exceedingly instructive and entertaining.
sketches and pto Mt
Memoirs the highest dFreo ~
observing and discriminating character Rvrz his dsIneon an
authority, AID consequently vtlne which dicu TO over e
innate "-Encycopsda Bitanuioa
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
AcLr Erl-L.LLaL..rr L-.L.-.-L 49,.

1VIE annual session of studies commences tho
9th AuRusi, nnd terminals June The
terms Tor board and tuition ESQ annun payable
ally IN advance Fhee charges m paint
rE HRd also ~ Spanish Italian German, and Latin, terms
for the primary department composed pups
s0o per annunl payable hnf yearly advance
Letters " inquiry should be MOTHER aTpP
MarylrrJ. ~
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Caution Lottery Frauds.

OrTtoE o. THE MARYLkSD CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland JuIy !, Is55.
1'HE commissioner OF lIH Maryland deemed Il
his caution The public numerous
circulate by and Otherwise lottery
and pretend be the for lotteries
aTe wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries IN Maryland daily
Of the elected the psope of
the state under the and approve e
schemes and TO attend the drawings.
Al the tickets In these lotteries aud all certificates
tickets have the 0g aphed Brennan
for the contractor oMcc Of the Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore Maryland" Al Others are fraudulent.
Pv iul Information subject frauds address
p X. brennan,
Sept 9s-dly BaItmare MnIvisra
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POS1SCRIPT.

answer inquiries, claimants win take notice tina,
ownership required filed with he certificates
evidences holder
owner holds for in pledge d
vanced II for collection pledge the name Of the party hold
the beneficial reiduary interest the claim must be stated in
affidavit and apd release to the United States
by such together
from the In whose favor
Element and payment is requested
I'd of the of osth February 1885,
certificates Texas payment OF
portion amount and claim the difference between the
paid and the proportion payable thereon under that Act
adavS surrender OF such certificates, and de-
scrhng received thereon whether the party who
received FROM Texas the real
for collection in pledge The party
claiming beneficial resdaay interest in the difference,
well the person settlement and payment
United and q Texas in the in
other Amer the paid by Texas such certificates
shall refunded claims this description will be examined
conformity with the Of said I'd section
Claimants will take certificates,
of debt
eiuded affidavit ownership relt
evidence Of debt is correctly described
number date and OF Payee. IL should
whether the certificates issued by the authorities
Of Texas claims against tn republic,
by republic OF Texas according the facts
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary oftLe Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTsFsT
March 8, 1896.
Feb 2s-law4w
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ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion, specie ewey precious soncs metals unless bills Of
the value thereof
Shippers take notice that the ships of this line
carry goods contraband of war.
Nny0 a--dtf
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Designed for printers
press and for the Of schools
az containing rules on the capitals list o sbhrev~ons
% on preparing copy and en- poofeang specimens Of proof
s'e~' NC ffh edition ny John Wilson. 16mo. Price ST.
~ an exceedingly valuable book, n copy
VIC cVee W every one who u directly indirectly
letters records and documents well as those who ts fr The
press. = ~ ' $50 w. Wv
~ uo' Vey in exposition ~ is
WIZ pc sqnny smp,ed and Instructed by
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AmErJCAN HOUSE, Hanover street,
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged aud elegantly
she modern improvements and eonVenences
ion OF travelling public.
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