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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

Hon Mn EVERETT. This gentlemae has ap.
pointed the ! 18th March for his visi, to Richmond
and the delivery ofh. discourse on the life and
character of Washington. The 22nd inst he
sppkei in Boston, on these topics before the Ii
brary Association. The Advertiser says:
The orator occupied two hours in the delivery
During the whole of this time the orator did not
once refer to notes. or once refresh his lips with
any liquid-and thecnrnest interest aud attention
of the audience remained fixed and unaggcring
from beginning to end. No idea Of the passage
OF time could have entertained the mind Of any
hearer. There was no opportunity for any, the
least feeling OF WEAKNESS. The pleasure of the
audience frequently broke out in bursts Of hearty
applause and al the close there was n universal
feeling OF regret TINT the intellectual feast was
over and of gratitude for its wealth and prafu
sion. which manifested itself III long continuance
and earnest plnudits.
We hope the Ladies Of the Mt. Vernon Asso-
citation. and the gentlemen OF the city will not
fail to make the necessary efforts 10 induce hi m
TO visit Lynehburg,
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.

HI I'.f.NA Vf NITtNtINIA.
AZ half past II O'clock. Mr.. Flood called for
the order of the day which was the House bill to
extend tie charter ofihe Bank Of Virginia
The discussion of the hill aud the amendments
consumed the balance of the day, till the hour of
adjournment
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TUESDAY. Feb. &c. 1886
BILLS PASSED.

BILLS PASSED.
An act Incorporating the Alum Springs and Mil
born' Turnpike Company.
An net incorporating the Petersburg Female
College.
Anact to incorporate the Chh wee Springs
Company, in Smythe county.
An act repeating the act establishing the town
of New Baltimore.
An act II amend an act to authorize Il compa-
ny to construct graded or plank road from Ri
vann to Charlottesville
An act connecting Il portion of the county of
Patrick to the county of Carroll.
THE ARMORY.
Mr.. Deskins, from the joint committee the
Armory, presented report in relation to the in
qurles "a TO the milling operations at the Armo-
ry. The report states that Messrs. Layne & Co.
had authority from Gov. johnson for the Use of
the Armory property, that the committee deem
1t lnexpedlent tn express any opinion upon the
charges hy the Governor against the officers of
the Armory. and concludes with resolution that
a. {. Layne Co. be granted permission to
have the use of the Arnory property now used
by them for the period of ten years. The report
and resolution lie over one day.
REPoRTs-oFrIcERs OF THE PUBLIC GUARD.
Mr.. Roger, from committee ON General Laws
reported bill amending the lst sections of chap
ter BIB Of the Code of Virginia. SO as to make the
commissions Of the present officers Of the Public
Guard expire ON the 1t of April next and max
ing 1t the duty of the Gov, then and every four
years thereaiter,to appoint commissioned officers
for the term of four years. unless sooner removed
y the Governor for good cause, TO be recorded
in the executive Journal. The Governor to fill
MI vacancies. The bill. on Mr. Rogers motion
was read first time.
STATUE OF WASHINGTON.
Mr.. Saunders from ii select committee repor.
ted Joint resolution for purCL iDp IIuudon, cast
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

~
~ ,sting between the undersigned and Duguid under
the style Of S Dugud Sons dissolved the
January last.
The business w hereafter be Undersigned
under the hrm and style OF u. T. g. A. DIIBtID a. te
old stand of $ Diugui n Sons.
All persons having claims agunst the firm # $ Dgu, &
Sons " III present them fr settlement those a Ing
accounts viii please come forward and up
DAVID =. BlIGIIn.
GEORGE 4 DIt'tIFIB
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Among the bills introduced into the House OF
Representatives on Thursday was one of an inn
portans nature, proposing TO amend and explain
the 'act 10 promote the efficiency Of the Navy
which has created so much dissatisfaction. Tho
be composed of three captains of tho navy and
six civilians. aud to have n wider scope Of inqui
ry. giving the officers 10 be affected thereby the
means of defending themselves against any ae-
cations Of incompeiency and nef'clency
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
GgNgeAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.
FIRST NIGHT SESSION.
MoSp.y EVENING February %, 1856.
BILLS PASSEf

Annoxing portion of the county of Patrick to
the eonnty of Carroll. To amend and re-enact
section 10 of chapter 81 of the Code OF Virginia.
I'm relation to teachers of INDECENT children.I
To incorporate the Chilhowee springs enmpa-
ny in Smyth county Authorizing the Norfolk
and Petersburg railroad company, to extend
their road to Charlottesville. Incorporating he
Metropolitan savings bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

SrpLEN, OK TAKEN THROUGH MIsrAl,I
- RON he faeket boat, Captain Luster commana,rg
tue nghi OF The 10Th December last yAlJSF ~ tt.
yso" color shart worn witt my pasted on the sn
or TO The Packet Office Iynchbure " i'll be sutabI, r
WIN II, JOHNSON
kupE- "a. roN MACHiNERX.-we have On,
hand tot fine Oil for Mac lnery which ,ons no, -
OF get rancid PoI sale by H. THOMPSON a. co gum
'~'''' Apotheeares aud Drugglsts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

The British and North American Royal Mail
Steam Packet Company have established line
of five steamships 10 run between llavro aud n.
York direct, four of them being propeers aud
n paddle steamer. Tho Etna, the pioneer
of the line. arrived at Halifax on Friday. A
line Of screw propeliers has been formed to run
between London, Cork and New York tho first
Of which will leave the former plnce on the iirst
of March, touching at Cnlk. Next year the com
pany intend increasing the number of vessels, so
that they will then leavn London and New York
weekly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

khsfc~' Fever and 4 que S'ure.-GIAD NFUs ron
THOUSANDS The value of preparation capable of d,i,i
out OF existence clas of disease by which
annually Frustrated the busiest Of tho 80 -
beyond all human estimate Such preparation is fbo1.aa
Fever and Ague Cure If universally used intermittent
rcntrn levers would in few Yeas be unknown II iro
vents the injurious effects of malaria If taken safroa5
it unfaIngly removes those effects given as a remit,
Moreover contains none of The poisonous drugs odpgg
prescribed for those complaints 1o up in a few ,,
1t Is saie quick inalble and thorough remedy for all d.
cas- tngcndered by hoesome Proofs
OF these facts are daily spread before tho world
ot sue ny H. Stabi'r " Co. and by Druggists generally
e@t-alW JAS. n RHODES, Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

CASTLE HILL. 18th December 1854
1oi WIN L. STouGHTON-Dcar Sir: take pleasure in 10.
eodhs here my impression Performance Of Your Iw
hieh IRON beam PATENT al Gotham day The
h more thorough and complete than # any plv eyr
s" IN operation before The ufrow opened h it vas very
sehea} 3 inches deep and about 20 Inches wide in hard
close land and most eieeuay and perfectly cleled cut
none Il the Sod earth falling back into it.
The ral Of the Pow Witnessed bv 1nonv of my rch
n9is among whom will mention Mcssrs AJAX r. Nelson
II deneit j. H. Lewis C. b Hopkins. Thomas Watson II
louisa %c ali practical and most excellent fd,.,f
AGRICULTURAL implements and there hut opinion among
of your Pillow f
Wishing you equal success elsewhere in making This vaus
oelhPieucn t."raby known to agricultural brethren
lrumain yours, truly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

STATUE Of WASHINGTON.
Mr. Saunders from select committee repor.
Tea joint resolution for purchasing lIoudon's cast
: t the statue of Wa>hington,for the Virginia Mil
ilnrY Institute.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

4 Gs.seYLr. HAI. MAKE.iou.E.-Ih r.

IuIuF1s Iulgatl'e Mcdrine Try Ayers NV PLIs-lfy
are worth uying-toHc0rd Mercury, y. C. lfe2lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
"a NoVtOH.-wi,,incr, nna rrnc, 90

81 Esg " q ~ . .-Ssi'.inrrv md Fnucy n q
~ ! n Undersigned having purchase dcS.~A
W. = H'"hs entire stock of Goods nld taken tys
-, SUM stand formerly occupied ~ him, would
,s - ''luF ash the liberal patronage et ~" i@''nn,
~ ' v"atnmcls, and the public at large; ard do p',
az. - no Hi ~ liz r power give satisfaction y" '
ms ~ may tJv"nr a., with call We expect 60 f'y
W "a" ' S7lhe sNls # guo9 ha has always been bl' T..
t - H''S,f ana vii cudravaur in every particular
Nutt4eP FL, i'rneT reputation of the house
- All orders from the country will ~ promptly AZ '
:" J. MATTHIAS CO..
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/ HAVE sUsT RECEIVED, by Aa.m> y
NJ" p.Eh4 AND ,,i1rET; Goous.-s have


- no" received LARGE stock a, ney Fal, and Nn'cf
'4', comprising AL articles in the Dry Goods H
ro, ''.' u" attention 4 the pHic aud iny fricnd7 III
la" Prepared to SCH greet bargains especially Irr
~ ig ""tgli my stock under great adv artag,s
uHiN AetFants wonld do well - anime stoek De-
Ere eott- tther lst rs win sel cbnon a. any house in
"'a'i ohd tr I'etrrsbute
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

FoR TIE HAIR-A beautiful, glossy and luxurious "a
Hair can be obtained by its Ii is the only artc
that will prevent its falling out, turning grey Pho g
just received aud for sale by N ID ca
fe 29d&cts " STROTHER & WHTrrur.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

~ !, EN - ne house which occupy. belonging
January next - ~ - ~ "'
a. ms one Of the nos' easan and desirable residences in
aIg me garden attached. with g2ed water an
comfortable. '
itlins made known application to me-
f. 29dlm M,pcu,Ir,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

celebrated French Gloss, for cleaning, preserving and
ing beautiful polish Furniture, and removing ali
Received and f4r sale by ''''Ls-
a. dActs( " STROTHER & WV
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Proposals for Deepening the Outlets OF the Mis-
sissippi river into the Gulf OF Mexico.

EEsEERR DErLRrMKsr,
Washington. Augut 4, 1856.
October opening keeping open ship
capacity the gsnis o. through
p into the Gulf q asaeo for which purpose .esre was
dred and thirty thousand dollars. ',-',-.
Bidder. Isausasd g stats the for which ,hey win
defined width o. three hundred feet depth Of not less Than
viii be BY The shore 20 ss,absheo
H an os.a or oes Sy the seeIsta, o. War and
they will contract keep each channel such widl
bid opening Oecepd, paid also, sepaIar
proposals. he sane particulars Tor opening ana ksspn open each
out wsIidsaned width Of ,hree bundred feet
he eas, time for opening The ehanne be
The Hs % aeeep, which, the opinion the seers
W Of War proposes The best method Of accommodating ,he obsc
passes proposals
Tne quantity necessary removed exist
Ing q Tho be depenea or The distance along
ss q 6 as b asD % want q s
10 ,as %oss sa%sS re g hs
selves Of rs and Of the hes, OF accomplishing
s
Ws and lie %Ss each
paid eoSp:s,sa found s upon
onabs ~ respects 70 e spuialions of The CONTRACT hut
s an sss such shall have sssa
psss &, and % sppCysd S 2. above sessad
nell are q e y whole
ration Of twohds Of additional payment
OF the whole for will be and ut the
ration OF the whole time during which the channels be KEEP
retained the and the
naming third OF the whole of the keeping
channels open will paid bu no payment viii be made un al
the channels have been examined each period of
officer officers ed by the Secretary
and found TO be In all respects conormlbe contract
Proposals. must be accompanied by evidence Of ability execute
the work within proposed should be
addressed 10 the Engineer Depar men Washington" and
dorsed Proposals opening channels Of The Msss
sippi river" -.- .N ....
when within which proposals be received
ped they viii be and considered, will be
bidder bidders plan
and evidences o ability the work satisfactory
the Secretary of " ar. "
To be thirty days National
the Evening Star, washington the Commercial Buein and ths
True Della, New Orleans Mobile Relister, Mobile
and the Penpsvania, Philadelphia The Day Book, and
The Journal Of Commerce, New York the Times and The Post
Boston Republicun, and the Pilot ST. Louis Enquirer,
Cincinnati and the Democrat Louisville.
for advertising with copies containing
veremen TO be TO Engineer Department for payment
5-d3Ot = 4. 4
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special Notice to travellers from w washinglon

Y RAvELLERs from washingoH
Baltimore Company
ticket Them and check their baggage directly
through from Wa hingon all leading
the Northwest, and the Southwest
Members Of Congress- and the adjournment win find ii
peculiarly th r advantage avail
extended facilities OF this hne which the only that
afford them through tickets checks Washington
The tans start daily from Washington station and
prompt Washing Junction .Reay
House for Beuwood Wheeling Benwood di
with Central Ohio railroad trains Znrsye, Newark
lumbus xena Dayton, Cinenaa Louisville indianapolis Chi
Terre baue Vncennes Alton ST. Louis, Springfield Qun
Burlington, Galena, Rock Dubuque, Memphis,
Natchez, Vicksbug, and New Orleans. .'t....'
Passengers desiring view The entire road by daylight may
leave Washington AT and reaching Cumberland AZ
lie there until SIS morning. when they the
by accommodation train leaving there that for wheeling
where il arrives at 4, p m. eI...... ....t. ...
By the 81, p m, Washington they may
wood sk next day. In seventeen hours fo washing
by this connexon they rench Cincinnati night
hours running time between Washington and Cincinnati
Careful perfect
dna objects this route travellers rely upon them
securing It's advantages.
For further parcula tickets &c inquire Of THOMAS H. PAR
SONS, Agent Washington Station, WILLIAM {. WoODSIDE,
Master Of transportation, Baltimore
9-dt20
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NOTE.

Proposas responsible persons certified
Smyrna Doyer Greensboro Hills
bo Denton, and contracts with approved surse mu,t bn
bidder before 1t OF November
IS addressed TO the Srcond Assistant Post
ma supersc ribed "Proposals or No. 1919
OF bid and cerhcair aiso for instructions
pamphlet for mail service In
Delaware and New Jersey, dated January
The Oth 1885, found the posimaser
named furnish blank proposals those wishing
bid. . ....
Aug 30-lswiw Postmaster General.
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Sep 3-law4'
United states Mail.
DELAWARE AND MARYLAND.

PosT OTFcK DEPARTMENT,
August 30, 1856.
PROPOSALS FOR carrying the United States mails from Eovem-
1856, the 3oh Of June 1850 on The following route,
bp specified will be recriyed the Contract Of
ONCE Department. in the city OF Washington
LIST OF October 1885, TO be decided on the next
dsyi
No 1919 Prom the Smyrna Delaware mioad by
Kenion, Tsmplevile aid Gresnsbnro', TO IIlsbnro',
about rs and back, daily except Sunday, in two
horse coaches
Bidders will propose which will with the
railroad both also win the ma on fcute NO.
$751; at Hilsboro.
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New Work Immigration History OF Immiera,ion to
he United erhbi the number age, occupation,
counyo uh cf passenger arriving " the unied States
a on oreian countries 1919 1855, with an ihoduc-
y review and valuable sppendlr ny wm j. Bomwe
" he D; artment of State Price, o. so. r.a#e## .-
luminous Poetry OF the English Language from Chauce sake
" o. Just published, and for sale nt -
TAYLOR MAURY'S
hWB Bookstore ah street.
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TO OUR sUHsCRIBERs.

The ef win books aols
the pay ~ lAs sab.srpuoa Be made
Distant sabsebs iorwaId BY leslsT, The TeaSs
4 whien will BE- paid aad All nsk assumed b. ourselves N W.
safe transmission. rs s"H HH.
Tue COUNTRY PA"ER 5lshed ui-weeky during tbs ssA
sions Of Coug ess, ana weekly during The recess
suhcpous period less than viii be received 81
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ryE sEMI-wEEKLY subcnbels, WIN 10 theo.sa' vi" sA
titled . copy gratis Eaa~. .za
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TUE Of institution will
Monday includes the usunl
ENsh branches and modern languages, msihemaucr
and natural science
Ths ins,uon sabrds advantages which highly commend TO
the parens The of teachers,
Of profession the rrce
get Of chemicr and asonomica ihe
budars giving such accommodations
students orppr,uny ali dsnonsstnf prac
neay such pucie nd dni o H. cnabe The student to ebtan
Acre sound. thoroufh, and practical education.
Tems Board and ion sieo session payable quarterly,
In ndvance,
" n. L. BRoCKETr,
Aus l2-eod9mo Principal
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Notice

bonds eerfaies othey eridenoe debt
s State TrG the late republic iAneo under act of 2s
February, 1855.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April II, 1885,
WHEREAS the 9TH section ohs act Of ash February 1885, ent
tied An provide for Of such creditors of
republic n comprehended Of Con
September g. requires the Secretary OF the Treasury
notice public Of ninety
Of the time when payments will be made under said
had whereas issued the 9h Februa by this
Department. duly published, Firth said of Congress-
and the legislature o the ofTeKas assenag
requiring certificates evidences OF debt provided
for filed this department with assgnmen releases
adav therein pointed ihry days prior the s Of June
merit:
said further prnvides pay
shall be made bond, certificate evidence of debt
which shall thirty days before the limited by notices.
be presented ~ tho Treasury Department.
Notice hereby given the holtc OF bonds certificates
evidences said debt that the
hin days from the
be excluded from MI benefits Of ssd asresaby 9Th
uon OF the -
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Apl5-law2m Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Lost Land warrant

public notice hereby nr the expiration Of sx
weeks from the date application VIII be- made 20 he
commissioner of the Pension Oce In washington city ior Gu
pcate land Of tha issued Rene NJ bacox
on the sh Of MAY 1885, 76 Cor 70 which lost In
ms transmit Washington cy and Belle
WE Illinois, during he OF May The repart OF the month
sst and never hss been received " w saiS Lacot
ney - RENE M. IhDROIx.
Aug 96-Jawsw ..#
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In MIssISsrrI.
North and east Of the cA'eaW base line and meridian
Townships l,a, 8, 4. 5, aud 0, of range Q.
East Of Pearl riper.
Townships and TO- Of ranges IL, Is, 49, 40 and 81.
Once at AuousrAi
NORTH and east Of the Choetaw line and meridian
Townships and 7. of range s. ,..,,.,u.
Townships s. 8, and Of ranges 70 10 inclusive
Township 7, OF r-nye 10.
East Of Pearl rtpr north Of the 3a deg Of Latitude
Townships s,zs,o, and TO- of ranges H. H. 49, "a
TsxnS,n. az and ...s Of q sans' II and IS
Ts~":S'S Township: sss az stansss %' s"ss 49,
East of Pearl south Of the 3lst deg Of latitude
Townships L. s, g. and 8, of ranges 4, s. ands
Townsh,rs $50 q O. 10, l',ia, and 49,
TS I.ws:S,s: d S:ssd i S, ;,a.. s1a1gsl ID
Township 8, OF range 49,
Office at COLUMBUS;
North and Of the Choetaw base line and meridian
Townships 10, H. 49, 49, a. and 49, ofranses H. Is, IS, H.
Township 8 of ranges So, 5ss, 10, II, ia. and 10.
liz ALABAMA.
Office Mt sr. STEPHENS:
South Of the 3s deg. Of latitude and West Of the meridian
Townships s, 6, and T. Of ranges !, 3, 3, and4.
Tx LOUISIANA
Office al GREEssBuRo:
South Of and east Of the principal merdian
Townships 7. 8, and 9, of range 10.
Township. :, s. 0, and 10, OF ranges IA and IS
Townships 8, 0, and 10, Of range l6.
Office ut New ORLEANS:
EIt Of the Mississppf riper.
Townships II, IL, and Ia, of range ~ east.
Townships 10, H. H. and Is, of ranges l3 and ID east
Townshps 10, II, and 49, Of range 10 east.
hand, the General Land Office, at the city Of
Washington, this 18th day of August, IL -
Acting Commissioner.
Aug l6-law6wt Intel. star.l
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THIs O give NJ. that In. subscriber
from orphans OF Washinrton county, The
Columbia, administration,
noIrd pers nE Of Psegdne Wahrld of
county Al having claims against
deceased hereby exhibit same,
vouchers thereof subscriber before l2th
otherwise by law be excluded from all
edt OF the said estate
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of August, 1879.
THOMAS SAPPINGTON,
AdminiSuaior anuer
~ claims may be enclosed Mcsherry Frederick
Maryland, attorney administrator.
3ws
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THE College OF ~. james, Msryfsnd-Euhracingi the
colegss commercial and pspaatsy departments has on'
session each the first ~ October 10 the Gs Of August
Whole charge for board tuition &c. two hundred md
hy dollars No entrance fee. ..
Students admitted ai an, part Of year application
JOHN ". KERFOOT, Rector, &C.,
July l-law7rn College 81 James, 2. o., Maryland
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uETAtIo Boats and Army Floating Wagons ny Major Eyre
M Bengal artillery. yois eFsgE-E -L..I
Introduction and Progress OF the Screw fopeer lvot
Evriyn,s Disry-pew edition 4 vols.
McCulpch Taraiion and the Funding System. vol.
mctiuloeha Principles ~ Political Economy vol
The antiquities snd Marsies OF British Museum, vol
Ths Ishmus OF Darien ship .tana by Dr. Cullen vol.
Journal Of Expedition II Inquiry 70 is'hmus Of DaH
IN 1852 4 vol. .sa a.H .# ... @ ."#
Aug I9 FRANCR TAYLOR,
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,

sersn BHins No las Psnnsgvania avepe, Washinsion
WILL open September 1856 Circulars staar particulars and
containing the highest testimonials, had ptinc
pal bookstores and al her residence.
REpEREsors
The Right Rev Alonzo Potter, D. D., LL.D
The Right Rev George w. Deane, %. D., LII. u.
The Right William n. Whutinaham ID. d., Ill. d,
Prof Joseph Heury LII D. Secretary of smhsonian
washington, d. q.
Prof A. Dallas Blehs Superintendent Of the United States Cos
Survey.
Lieut. NJ. r. Msury, LII D., United navy National oh
General John Mason, Washington, q. @.
C Fam Cooper AduBnl General United States army Wash
tnrton, ID. q,
wIllsm w. Corcorpn, esq, Washington, DC. I'D.
James 3. Nechan, eco, Librarian 20 Congress.
Hos. James Campbell, Postmaster General.
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice Of Supreme Court Of Penn
vnnia X ##. u (. 81 HI. -
o. W Woodward, Associate Judge Of Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Hon. George Vail, NJ G. from New Jersey
Hon. Robert ,. Walker, washington, ID. Q,
Hon Charles Faulkner, NJ. q, frum Virginia.
Hon lensron Davis Secretary of War, washington d. G.
Aug 20-eodsm