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Jan ndin

AHpETINg We would particularly invite the attention nf
persons wishing furnish handsomely TO our and
Englsh, velvet and iseF
exhibiting in Department. second and
paid unusual attention the selection Of
goods that their quality,
ing, elegant designs and very moderate prices viii
and the
Of going North make their purchases.
we have great variety Of tapestry Brussels
double ingan,
lust large York and
unusually cheap, BARNES h MITCHELL,
on the Avenue, between sth and eth streets.
Sep 10 f3w s"'
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Episcopal High school OF Virginia,
at Hooad, the Hsishs, three miles weI Of .dcrandria
Rev. JOHN P. MCGUIRE, Rector
TUE session viii commence Wednesday, 10Th Sep
Il tember
s225 for board tuition Modern
languages, music and drawing extra charges.
The Bishops other the docess
Johns, Baltimore Rev Mr.. Washington and
Rev Mr. Seymour, Of Frederick city, Maryland.
Circulars containing study
sent q those who request them.
Rev. John Mcclure, Theological Seminary ParaT
county, Virginia.
BowlEp, July II, 1866,
July l5-lawsw
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Alexandria Academy, AlexaEdria, Virgin

THE ish annual Of this in<tuon viii commence
l6 The
English branches the ancient and modern nruag.s mathematics
and natural science.
This institution affords advantages highly
the attention Of and guardians Tho corps of escher
composed Of gestemen devoted xcent
tet Of chemical and astrouomlea the
arrangement Of the budgs giving such accommodations
students need the opportunity at all times OF demonstrating
hcaiy such principles admit OF enable tie student obtain
here n sound thorough, and practical education.
TERMS Board and ,ution sl5o session payable quarterly
in advance.
Circulars may he obtained by applying
n. L. BRoCKETr,
Aug l2-eod2mo Principal.
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GEO. F. LINDSAY,
mo. 500. |
Notice

Of the Establishment Of tpo additional Land Offices The
Territory of Minnesota.
pursuance Of Congress- approved July 1885, cnl
lied An act establish tive addihonS land districts In the Ter
embracing portion Of the Territory
dividing townships IS &C.
Mississippi rivef and north Of the
hereafter hy The Commissioner
General Land oce, OF said nver .rndng thence
said districts be called the
northwessfn districts, which districts divided by
dividing ranges eighteen west IL hereby
present follows That for the porteastsrn dis
BucuANAsn Lake Superior
northreaen the Of oBwAT," the Mississippi
rvsr, a q mou Of Mudd
the Of Washington this third day
October, A. D.. 1856
By order Of the PTcaidenI&
TiOs, A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land Once.
Oct 4-Iaw6vt Tint. n Rtar1
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Dy ORDER Of the Navy Agent there will b. sold
puSc suction O'Clock m the a5th dsy Octo.
TN ted Navyyard, Washington from
may he copper scss aaaysss Of sample
81 2lo 80 40 metallic
copper any time previous the day
upon sppesiion the Navyyard Terms Of sale cash.
also,
OF tin scales, with wsRhf-
set of wooden meat scales . 49,. -. i
srps 9-I.wt~ " A. uRFENLEAF, Navy Agent
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A PERSON MAY RECEIVE HIS OWN LIFE INsU-
HAsCE-ln the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
insure PERSONS death, he survive to be sixty II IL
paid 10 himself. This worthy the attention of nll.
Who wish the dividends Of the coming
should have their applications dated soon.
the approaches for FIRE, those desiring protection will
please mind that offer them good companies, with large
capitals and pay losses promptly,
J. G. LEWIS, Superintendent,
Sept q7-eod5t once on 7th street, below Gen. Z, o.
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CaRDIn consequence Of death Of Of the partners
The firm Of H. r. Loudou Co., merchant, sos Of this city,
business will be closed and all indebted the above
settle the the old place
which will be under former
branches. formerly The undersigned win always keep
merchandise appeaning
also, including the beet quality OF military articles
and navy They respectfully hank their friends and the pub
genesy o The liberal they have received
happy have the pleasure Of the o the
n. Y. LOUDOs h Co,
Aug eo-eotf Merchant Tnilors under Rrowns' Hotel.
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1uIE College ". James, Mary yland-Emhracinr the
collegiate commercial and preparatory departments has ono
session the October the FIRST Of August.
whole charge for board non, ke, hundred and
6fty dollars No entrance fee. ...#. IL.
Students admitted par OF the application u
JOHN y. KEHFOOT, Rector
July l-law3m Coisge 81 James, r. a., Maryland.
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Osr wAHRANT.-Notice hereby given that land warrant
76 issued 3h November 1855 TO lanes Cadw e for
90 acres ha undersigned, which has
hapd and that application has been made 70 The Office for dpp
csts Of the same TIL. LUMPkiN
Auausr 5, 1886. Attorney
Ans 7-lswsw LANES CALDWELL
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Law Partnership.
n. J. WALKER,

n u D.
DoBRRT j. WALKER n LOUIS JANIN have formed a part.
III nership trial Of Supreme
and in the Couu u Claims. Addrss
Washington City, u. g. Jan o-eodt1f
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EIRsT PREMIUM PIANOs,-Iusi receiyeda~at my piano
4os Eleventh above Pennylvnnia avenue, three
splendid pianos OF and 6k octaves from the factory of sen
sons New York obain, the h premium
The las, Metropolitan Fair and the American Institute av
in the District Of Co
public respectfully call and examine them
purchasing elaewhere They surpassed by any
pianos made 10 this country In Europe.
hand large stock Of other and second hand
sale and moderate accommodating
For good rkanshp warranted and all pianos purchased from
viii be kept In tune year without extra charge,
oct p-eod3ts y. Q. REICHENRACH
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United States Court OF Claims.

HE undersigned John e. DeveteuS Of New York city,
thompson OF washington d. O. and counsellors
aw, associated for the claims credit
OF government, In the Court OF Ciaims
They will In immediate aud careful attention
matters Washington which my nusted their
Y gentlemen the profession and clainant In city Of New
York, or elsewhere in part of the Union.
They he Consulted personally
New Washington. Particular claims
which been before departments can
be furnished upon appis by parties Interested
JOHN q. DEvEREUN,
No. 9O Broadway, corner Wall STREET. New York city.
NJ THOMPSON,
Washington city.
~ BJ @ DevereuS Of the Court of Claims.
Jan 3l-3tawtnf [Inel1
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Lost Land warrant

pUBLIC notice h hereby given that after the expiration
weeks from he date, application will he made
Commissioner Of the Pension Oce, in Washington city,
pcstc land lien Of the
the e6h Of May 1885, No ~ 9s 30 acres,
the transmission by The mail between Washington
vile, Illinois, during ,be last OF May the fnrepa o
June as and never has been received by the said Lscros
washington city, August 1856, by Richard NJ. his
ney - RENE M. LAuRoiN.
Aug 2-Iaw6w n ~,
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puyaiI a. Bro, Merchant TaiIors

receiving their fall and goods Of the latest styles
IL and importations rom Now York.
fashions the fall and winter styles
and citizens generally invited call early and
make their selections. -
DUvALL BRO, Penn avenue,
Between -Four snd-a. half and Sixth
Sent 20-eod2wn
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United states Mail.

POsT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
October IL 1856.
ROPOsALs for carrying the mails Of United States from the
LIST January 1857 3oh 1885, following route
the Stale OF FLoRpA the time specified
ment Ia the city Of Washington, until of the 2h OF No
yember 1856, TO be decided on the next days
$3.50 From Jacksonville by Barbes Neburgh AHgslor
10 miles and back, twice week, IN iouI-hoTse coaches
Leave jacksonville Sunday and Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Alligator next days by IN.
Leave Alligator Monday and Thursday at Q a m.i
Arrive at Jacksonville next days by Gam
NOTE
Proposals guaranteed by responsible persons
fled such by judge Of Of record
bidder
before The LIST January, 1857.
No will trips performed each
omissions satisfactorily three
be deducted For arrivals far behind time
with depending nails ana suncienty excused
fourth of compensation is subject
sacony explained for negecng take the mail from into
office suffering to be Injured Destroyed robbed
lost and for refusing aer demand, the mail
frequently the contractor concerned running
hces the The Postmaster General annnl The
failures agreeaby dis
obeyng the Oice laws instructions department
The Postmaster General alter The schedule He also
increase service by allowing therefor rata
the contract lie cura discontinue the service
In whole in rata decrease of allowing
Bids should addressed "second ASssanf Post
General" supescribed Proposa 6s59 Florida
For further particulars psmpbe for
the mails in Virginia. Georgia. florida &c., Of 1855 and 1886
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Oct ll-law4wt Postmaster General.
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p STEER, Merchant T-nor, No. ass seventh s,.r
notifies bic patrons and the public that he has received
from the New YORK and Phafeipha markets the
oek q cohs camsfss yens, shirts stocks ties gloves no
iry, sc, that he offered for their inspection.
From his long acqupihnce with the Of his
deancs Of the Washington public and the
the selection his od- he confidently hsioyss
pared suit then than he has before. He
examination Of hs ock and by the public
whe call that he lakes pleasure IN showing hs
Esppcal attention u invited to the stock ~ HI which
heved 20 be o the very best description made in this country
sep is-2avawif . .H H###& 80
ID 80 csnts.
De Bows Review or October
octo ERANCK TAYLOR
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wiliards' Hotel.

wiIiards' Hotel.
J. g. II. A. WILLARD,
Pennsylvania and Fourteenth street,
Washington, ID, g,
Jan 9a-din
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/ gREENLEAF, Navy Agent,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

mocratic foun:on we had just as much
whiskey as we could drink and we all
got very hapey and Dan hapend to
say something about dityfouriorty or
ite so we thot he was inernest aud
We pnchesi rite In and we had the big
est lite that every was fot ia Franklin
Co before we tot from one o'clock iii
night aid darkness put a stop TO the
bloody seems they trlde 10 dis perez
US with yong hickey thay brot il to
bair on us and a few OF the wimen
left but they cold not scare the res,
and while yong hickey was thun.
dring forth and making the vary
erlh shake Mt every discharge old
Jake Gross marched rite up in frounl
Of the artillery boys and at the vary
canons mouth and told them emphat
icley that he did not care dam Tor
their squat gun then the ESQ Of Met
amors ride to squish Il It buI we jis,
Taft at him and told him that Gov Gea-
~ could not stop us tel we got our
froIic out. they they war not any vary
bad hurt except one poor buck some
body struck him with fence rale but
it hapend to bit him on the head and
by that mesns.his life was seved il il
had hit him any other place he wod
not Of knowed what hirt him l will
tell you somthing bout the speaking
the speaking was vary good what they
war Of il and they was nuf of Il
such as il was doc spoke in the FORE
and ID Daniel and the pet lion in the
after noon thay gave the blac republi.
can party and Fremont shuces rite
! from The word 20 Daniel is vary hon.
est speaker he commenced by saying
that he never told lie in his life and
sayed II he told one While he was spec
king he would thank any blackrepubli-
can to tel him % il wei that was al rite
| 10 Dan we'll he commenced telling Us
that Will Cumback said in his speech
delivered the 3 Of Sep at Melamorai il
he people would reflect BIN to Con-
gress he would settle al Of the fuss in
kaasas in three months after he go'
their and that saucy John Virgins had
10 tell him it was one Of his lIse are
dey Dan sayd that a good man told
so John sayd IL was a lie and he could
prove it by a hundred men and pore
Dan had to take il John had no bis
ness to call Dan a lyer when We a
knowed that Dan was lying and
am in hopes that when Buchanan i
elected he. will put stop to al such
chaps and Their is nolher thing thai
| whant Mr.. Buchanan TO stop and
is the freedom Of speech for it wont
do to let these black republic ans speel
heird one OF them by the name o.
Bennett ut Metamora and he is do
ing more harm To the democrat party
than ten OF the bes; dem ocraIis is do
ing good the dsrnd lille bugar proves
every thing he says aud he can chacs
a thousand old liners and with hi'
documents put ten thousand 10 fit
We hid better ten d TO him we hao
som boys at cure meeting they beha
we'd very we'll with the exceptions o
some Buckhanans gals from buley
town they got IN muss they dame
lie was past sevrra! times but the,
coold down without a fife
l will now close. but you will hea
from me agHne after we have cure poll
raseing on the bulIfork
/ PETER Probation.
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~ AYERS
8 PILLS.
ron ALL THE ruRPosEs OF A
FAMILY PHYSIC,

THERE has long existed public demand Cor an
effective purKntve pill which could be relied on ~
sure and perfectly ssfe IN lie operation This has
siye trial Of ts virtues has conclu~ivey shown With
what success Il accomplishes the purpose designed
II u easy 10 make physical phi, but not easy 10
make the best Of all psLs one which should have
none Of the objections, but all the advantages, Of
every other. This has been attempted here. and
with what success would respectfully submit 70
the public desiuion. II has been unfortunate Tor
the patient hitherto that almost every purgatiss
medicine |: acrimonious and irritating 70 the bow
gripping pain and rsvulsion IN the system 70 more
than counterbalance the good 70 Be derived nom
them. These piib produce no irritation or pain,
unless 4 arise nom previously existing obsuuc-
vegetable, no harm can arise nom their use IN any
quantity BIT Il Il better that any medicine should
be taken judc,ously. Minute directions for their
use In the several diseases 70 which they ap-
plants which have been speedily cured By them We
may mention Liver Complaint. N lis variom forms
Of Jaundice. Indigestion, IAnguor and Loss Of Ap-
petite, Lstlessnesa. Irrtabty, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fver, Feser and Agus. Pain in the Side
sequence Of diseased action in the liver. As an
aperient they afford prompt and sure relief In Cos
tivenesa, Pilss. Collie, Dyssntey. Humors seroful'
and Sarvy, Colds with sorsnsss Of the body, Ulcers
and impuriy Of the blood, Irregularities; In short
| They have also produced some singularly sue
cessfnl cures In Rheumatism, 0out Dropsy, Gravel
Ey.ipelss. Pslpitation Of the Heart. Pains N the
taken IN the spring Of tlss year. 10 purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change Of seasons
| An occasional doss stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the Ape
ute and vigor They purify the blood, and, BY hei
stimulant action ON the ciTculafofy system. reno
waite the strength Of the body, and restore th'
wasted or disenaed energies Of the whole organism
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17
TO TnE PUBLIC.

Ehis sto certify that my wife was afflicted with
the spinal anestinn aud dyspepsia for nine years
ard large portion Of that tim- confined ~ her
room. Three joints OF hor back bone were tstown
out of place aud curved, caused by disease aud
PAIN. she was quite bowed down In her stature
during her illness. We had three physicians at
tending her during the principal part OF her H.
ness, but she experienced no permanent relief
from their prescriptions. { afterwards procured
one VottIe Of DR.. Forsha's Alternative Balm. and
Dy the time she had used that b,tic shs felt great
relief She used but seven bottles. when she v ~
entirely cured. sound aud we'll, OF her diseases,
and her backbone has lost It's curve. aud she s A.
straight In her stature Ne she Was previous the
attack. We aereby eoftify thai We 3cIieve the
lisim To be tho eest medicine Ia use, aud We b..
lcso II 10 be certain cure lot the spinal affection
aud d, spepsla, aud cannot too highly recommend
10 any person afflicted with the aoos. diseases.
We also hnd itan ensctuai cure In many other d.
50 tsvs in whirh We have tried " 10 our family.
(Signed) ALkx, CLARK.
MANY n. CLARK.
Lynchbnrg, Highland CO., o., Jan. 9. 80.
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A pamphlet 10 extensively circula-
ted in the South 10 prove that Blu
n,,eh..., !. $500 =. ~. o..
~. '. '''
a'''o 1a' ''''o~'ng are the 'es-
erai spec'hcetlons: Sfafx
al In 1855 Mr.. Buchanan sunnor.
ted : bill 70 prohibi, the circul a,ion OF
Abolition paorrs ;brouch The mail
"a. In she zane vssr he nrooo.sd
Ana voesd for ths sdm;.s;ar * A.
h..s.e.
"a In lass at h. d.,o.,..a "a
vo,.a 10 ,~;~cs ,s,;,;o,s e. 49, .na,;
t;oo AZ slaserv 4 shs n;.sr;., - T''i
NM. -
"a r, fas7 l. 1911 ~ r.,
h.-ss. $500. .ss,,,s.:s ~. NJ ci
r;sbs. a. ~ s,s,. sS% Nv ueIa'ns 'ns
Psi,,.l ..,ho.;,w .-S .ss-:": :. -
- ~ dnsv ~ ~. Go-s-. "
tact and uohold ,he ;rs,;susior. - H.
South Wv
.S 7, ,asa,ao .,a,.o -.
riabsy voted with Southern senator
aOsinst the cons;dsr.,;or 80 49,;
Slavery petitions.
80. In l844.'45. he advocated and
voted for the annexation Of Teras
Al. Ia Is47 hs su.,s;nsd III c,.r
ton Compromise.
"s. He con5u cted the Dena,,men
of STATE during The Msr;can 20. "a.
nsgoliatsd the acquisition Of Csl;for
nisn and New-Mex,co :
"s. In 1850 he proposed and urge,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

LrrART Falls. Meigs CO.. o., Dec. 10. IS.
DR. FoRsHA- DgsRsiR:--Rou will rseollect sell
ling the one doz "a bottles Of your Alternative Balm
Cd board the steamer Ohio Nos ON her upward
trip. abeut the 9tn or 10Th of November last.
have sold II all bui two bottles, and say faI
as have seen aud known II tried II has cured
more diseases. aud in shorter time, than any me-
dieine evsr knew. u has already become pop.
ular here, aud could sell large quantity Of II
Il u was generrlly known that ALWAYS had IL OF
hand. should ba glad II You would appoint me
oe agent for the sale Of itin this place, inasmuct
AS the Other merchants IN 10. place ars sgenis fo
other medicines not worth hall 80 much. IL ,or
do 80, Will DO all cen ~ give the medicine
wide circulation. AZ all events, please 10 end
and oblige Yours.
II. p. LAwRY.
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HoopPoLs Co Bulliork township
oct the $3.50

Ma EpAraR SIR take this prcas-
ant s'ns % infrm you. about ouer
basket melting that We had Yesterday
at Bales branch bove Metamors We
had ine time in deed never weas
10 = croud that souted me better / ON
ley had one folt to IL and that Was they
did not bAbtizs as as they agreed to
old John yony John and Josh anu Vol
Vas NIT their and am q Trade they
lac that moral outrage that that old
tyrAnt Andrew Jackson SADIE that Bu-
chsnAn Iacs~d but il they had a been
thsrs they would not Of been babsixed
for ia the no ming We hapsnted Ia heir
that most every body va. Fremosters
and then We knowed their would mol
b. any bodsy hartley their and while
We Was otoding what Vas be>t TO dc
Folsys buggy and two or three whis'
key Wagons come and We thst tina
~ would then turn IL In to drunxer
frolsk 50 they all got drunk but mt
and ! got drunk 70 and We had tbs
bsss tine that We ever had ct the De
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-17

PoxrRoy, o, Dec. l, Is!

DR. FossuA:-Youl medicine has completely
cured me. and am hale and stout, and no signs
vf Rheumatic pains about me. am very thank
That you made your appearance In this place. The
only 70 greet nov have 10. that you did not come
sooner, ms mach suffering ani expense would nave
been dono away. hope yop may always be sue
eessful with me, aud live 10 good old age. aud
never suffer with the khsumatism. have only
used what Balm bought cf You, and am a
new man. Yours, truly,
R0BT. BEATTY.
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OREGON HOUSE.

,rlIIs nousE rs srILL OPEN ron THE kE-
L eeption of sisiso = at al hours. aud no raius
~iii bv SPARED 10 entertain them, whether the>
come slhrl, orb, The dozen, aud 20 difference IN
the price Tor public days. AZ least ~ horses eau
be- uisftninsd a. any ume at thu usual price,
The table will be furnished with she best tho mar
kss afo .dss done upi ths tcst style Of cooking
sue 70 SAN. snRPPkkD,