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virginia Land.

HAVE for sale 1871 wood land.
plenty Of meadow lard The railroad
through a. The distance from rredericksbus ~
TIE s1nu from Court house
Further description
VIII view The whole bad Cor Eve dollars
oneHd cash u be divided to suit purchasers higher
price" Apply 70 n. Y. THOM,
June 3~lswdm fredericksburg, Virginia.
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TO THE BAptEcS--Nu r. L. HARPER ~ Broonlhed street.
Boston choice assortment Of those rich and
elegant embroidered BAH dresses nf the latest Partan style,
which universally admired Newport last season AZ he
then ahe supply the demand he takes THIS opportunity
inform ladies' opening hesh supply some OF
which white, appropriate for bridal costumes
tso head dresses, cnfnes capoes, collars ane &C. ah Of
which embroidered black OF white lace, and var
ETY. NJ wreaths 81 straw fowerE feather flowers, NC
BThis Is the only house in the United states where mere
goods be obtained
Rnsros, Ianusy 5, 1856
Jan 3 auw9g
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Notice

- Of loithdrd1eal Of lands IN Florida and alabama.
pursuance OF entitled An granting public lands,
alternate sections The states Of Florida aud Alabama,
railroads in said States"
18th May, 1885, all the lying within fifteen miles
side Of following railroads and branch named In said act
onis Jacksonville, the Of Es
Gambia Pensacola from Amelia island the Atlantic,
Of Tampa bay with branch 70 Ceder Key on the
cxcsp Tampa portion south OF lie june
with the Cede Key bsnc and from Pensacola, Florida TO
Aahnmahave, by this office, been
suspende sale and location until further orders.
Given under hand the General Iand Nce AT the city OF
Washington, this twenty -third day Of Nav ts5e. -
E". . THo5. A. HENDRICKS,
a4-iaw6wf TStar a In.elJ Commissioner.
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AN pursuance ofls FRANKLIN PIERCE, The Uni
"a ss.s s II T. sss X he lana Il ~
s & .ss ss sAUrf SIX s'Fs aSsE @
DAY. The oase aay q jay nen 100 me d.plsa q me public
To-. situated within The ende'msnonea townships ana fractional
NORTH Of tAs base line Of As principal msriaian
TIE ISLANDS situated section six township fosiysesen
range two IN section four ,own,e cory sssss 'sass .ss u
Ave and in section thirthfee' township o. range
Township forty nine, ofrange ten.
Townships forty seven forty nine and my o. lang seysa
Townships iort-iou Ave, q twenty Ave.
Townships fortyfou and forty ave, OF ranse twenlyss
Township fory ning Of range iweniy.sessn. .a,,.
townships forty nIne my, and my of
TSwa.hips forty Ave. my my one Of .hrysir
The vacant anappoprated section. ave.
SIX sayss ssa a. commencing on Mo"aa de-
fourth Of August next for ihe disposal o. s puDne ~
uated within the following named townships ana paris q township
North Of che base line and Of Yr,nepai neridan
Township thirty-seyen, Of range twenty seven -,
Townships thirty four and thiyh Of range ,weny-nne
North Of the base line and Of Prinepai median.
situated N ,ws sseSn VII IL IN rance ne
two, three thirteen and twenty four township
hurry four, The same range iweIvf township
nine sections !es four nine s and en ,oss
hy range and in sections twenty nine hyhfee and
ihiry -four township hryone, OF The same range .
for the Of schools niitaIy and
together with those swamp and overlooked lands
thereby unfit for cultivation any, granted 10 he SLATE by
The act enable the sa,e Of Arkansas and o
States swamp lands within their im approved
September 2s 1850, ,eiii be excluded from the sales
The offering the above iands will be commenced on the days
order in which they hder
used win ali whole shall have been
and the sale shni be kept
onref than prtvne Of the lands will
bs admitted until after expiration OF the weeks.
Given city OF ashngton this mn day
April ammo Domin thousand eight hundred aud my
BY the President FRANKLIN FIERCE.
THOs. "A. HENDRICKs,
e Commissioned OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right Of empon 10 any OF tbs
townships above
ed the
ter aud proper Office
this notice. ard beor. the day
pointed OF the public sale OF The lands
bracng the tract claimed;
800 THOs. A HENDRICKS,
". Commissioned of the General Land Ofce.
Aprl 81 awl3w Intel. and start
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NOTICE Of the withdr.,v.I OF lands In MIseensln.-

In pursuance of approved % June granting
We lands TO the 81 Wisconsin
railroads said staer Instructions issued is Of
hee Withdrawing from market until further ORDERS all the ian IN
aid Sfe continuing the
fore ordered BY telegraph the 10Th ~ Mpy
portion Of the LANDS VIII be market when the
pecd sketch Of the Of roads received
office n which restoration 20 days public notice will be Fiven
Given under hand NJ the General Land Once the
Washington ilis 10Th Of June, A, n. 1856,
THOs. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner
June l3-law6W fTnttl \ Star1
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Of the removal Of tie land Office from Lebanon to Centre
in The State Of Alabama.
provisions the OF Congress entitled
IAN act authorizing changes location of land offices"
approved 1853 hereby declared and made known t
Of pubic lands in the State
ALABAMA, removed The Of CHsTKK In said
state from anda thirty day Of July
my hand, city Of Washington, this 7 day Of
June, A.. ID. 1856
BY Of the Presidents
THOS. A.. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land Once
June ls-1aw6w Intel. sStarl
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spectscies.
NOLD silver hne and speetaces kc
VI all focuses with poocsl pescopc and paraboa
gives peculiar advantages In selecting
adapted 10 the eyes Of wearers. 49, -
NJ. w. GAIT a BRO,
304 Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
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The ships will accountable
bullion, ieway,
adpr signed therefor the value expressed
l--du
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A BfgttfSAE HOUSE. Hanover street Boston by
~ Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and Elegantly furnished
tGhc oc improvements and conveneuces for
- ui bou avFIdng public.
pg9 ~ Adiy
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NOTICE OF tile of the land om,e firm,
~ Dacnuah to Usage, In the State Of Iowa
In accordancs with the provisions Congress entitled
An act authorizing changes in land of6ees an
proved March Sd isS3 hereby declared thai
lo and once Tor tho sale Of public
state Of Iowa, viii be removed Usage in sas
eialc, from and aier The dirty first day of July nsrt
"n under hand at the city Washington, this twentieth
day Of June, A. %. ls55, - e"' ~ ''
by order Of The Presidcnt;
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
June 2-lawbw Intel d Star
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Wfr and wi.dor" Of the Rev. sydney smiths by Duye-
knck 81 Is. =.
The Life and Travels Of erodorns
Christ; imaginary biography founded fact by Tai
boy Wheeler, q. X. q. a S2
The Huguennt Eri,esi a historical novel. IS GEMS
Nechnnfcs Tables containing NJ
Giles and SIDES Of spuares 81 anIsd
hoops, cuiiing of boiler plates &c. &c by Charles as-
well, marine engineer 50 cents.
Introduction % the study Of Art; by NJ. A. Dwight 81.
Life Sketches from Common Paths tales
by Mrs. Julia L. Duaant. 81.
The Rice and Progress Fprisb Constitution by e.
Greasy, N a. Third edition. 81
C,dero. bis NE and genius, win specimens o. plays by
n. g. Trench, n. y, Is cents
just published, and for sale TAYLOR a. MAURYs
June 10 bookstore, oth st.
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No will be made for
omissions not satisfactorily explained three pay the "Trip
be deducted. For arrivals schedule
excused, fourth Of the may The
contract he annuied for repeated pres violating The
once laws, for dsobeynr
The Postmaster General order
the He
vided he The
discontinue slsosethe pay on
condition Of hts allowing months pay
. dispensed with.
No increased will he allowed for
adv ecd distarcc f,he supplied
stated The be executed by LIST September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
June 7-iaw4wf
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Washington Aqueduct.
orrrcI or the wl.uIseros AeUrpuor,

Orucr wlsmssros AeUupuor,
Washington, March 7, lass.
PROPOSALS invited graduation masonry
dame tunnels and Other the Washington aqueduct
that ag up 10 me ' Of Nay vi" be opened at noon
MAPS prodIes will be ready
animation on and amer the soth day ofApri next.
Proposals win be received ton the work OF particular
Portions only Of the works can be competed nodsr the
present appropriation but all for unfinished work will
he eess anoan, % .ers and
Of not odn Ss n %hen
what works shall be stopped unit funds become available
The es @ p 5 p p n mGs
The engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payment, specie upon the United States
per cent; ali contracts thar the work
shall be paid their ful monthly and in specie
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington AqueduoLn
The United State. the right any all the bids
mcns considered conducive the progress OF
Every accompanied by suarap,ee by
@ 5 ne bidder or bidders win IL his or their BID he accepted
enter INTO obigaon within ten dsys with good and Sufficient
accompanied by certificate district
S. Ts &c rn L ase
Of War, thai the able make good their
BIDS win be opened in presence bidders, II any them
choose TO be present
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt N. G. Meie,, U. q. Ensipecr..
hereby Jointly sevsrsy the United States and
guarsn, the foregoing bid Of be accepted, he
win sufficient
' snsp % + %u 70 y, . ss
said shalt fs 70 into contract ~ Aforesaid guaranty
merit loves, bidder.
(ssned) A.. n.
hereby certify that to my knowledge and belief the
above named ruarantors are good 'nd sufficient
Mar s-sawts,hsay Siswtr
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Law school OF Cu,nbarfana qnivers,ty, NJ Lebanon,
Tshnessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cauthe, late Of the ccui,
l. judges OF Tennessee. -v.#.. m... f. 4.
Nathan Green, late OF the ndges supreme cour,
Of Tennessee =
Hon. Bfomeld l.. Ridley, the State
Judges CaIuhers and Green dew their whole time
the school.
Plan finstvuonl Daily class on the
books No regular Of
daily lessons IN the progress Of the examinations.
q Weekly equity in which stu.
dents suits
and them through all
practice The framed require
deeds willis records and all read as evil
dence IN the trials Some of taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly class and n
ggee me end session The students act clerks
iH jurors circuit judges, and chnnceors official ca
sactfes connected with their suits. 0 .@ ..1..-#-
SssstansThe first session the third
temher and ends third Thursday in February Te com
mencss the succeeding Monday in February and
Thursday in July. 1874 .sa.a.et H..' n.
Expenses per seon.-Tunn fee $50, advance nn,neen
fec 81 boarding about $50. Students their own hnses
which can BIZ had in the Lebanon .rorstores " 1855
-Four sessions require complete course uness the stu
ens enter class No previous study required
There four regular classcs Students may
any time during the collegiate year. 4 a.~ a*
There moot lessinture connected with the school
Number students the collegiate year eighty
e~f ROBERT L. CARUTHERs, +@
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line the following;
The huanuc CAPT onvcr fldndge
The Bsiic Capt Jos Comstocs
hdnRts CAPT James West
These ships having been built by er.
prassly for government service, every
their their
TO insure strength and speed and their accouno-
daons passengers
Price Of passage York Liverpool In
In second cabin, ea From Liverpool 10 New YORK; 30 and 20
guncss.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No herths he secured until paid for
The ships Of this line have water g bulk hrads and
avoid danger win the Banks OF ~
until AFTER the lst Of August
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Notice for Restoring Certain Lands in Wis
consin.
NOTICE Il HERFBY land ut MsrR,I
" PoNrt SIEvFNss PntST, hs ans OF W,s
CoSsN, viii e sale
dne~ which subject entry date Of their
Lc'n ptibdrawa by notice No 500, and
Gay o. august next oEoc the following townships e rerafiob
~ Uheh wtH Be- c5HiiHued, viz:
Once Mineral Point Townships II 10 H. inclusive Of range.
10 B east, Inclusive.
oee srEyEss PoISr Townships Is % inclusive fran
Esa to d east, Inclusive. '
Townships IS and 10, OF range and
Township rs, of range
once MKNAsHA township. In the ds situ,sa hs
tween township "A and line in ranges "a 10 30
cast, inclusive. s - W ~
under uy hand, at the General Land ohce at the cit, Of
washington, hta eth day OF June, 1885. "
THos A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner.
Sunc 2J--lsw6w Inlel. h starl
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change of Hours.
u s a .;Si izHt5 !.

IN and amer Monday the a3d instant the trains will leave
" Washington at and s4 m, and and AZ, ..
On sunday, At Ak, p m. ..
Leave Baltimore AZ and 9s, a and and 5k, .. m,
On Sunday, atf! q.
T. IL. PARSONS, Agent
ApriI oo-duf
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n HE Letters 90 Madam. a. scvtRn~ 20 her De
and Friends, edited ~ Mrs. Sarah Halr. vol. al@
rah = Halle vol. 81 9s.
Mw@ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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United States Mails.


Posr 0rrIcr DEPARTMENT, June Z, 1850
PROPOSALS for carrying the United States
OF October to the 9th June, 1885, following
will
in the city Of washneton M day
August nert, 10 be decided the merit day, via:
No. 1868 Prom Concord Depot, Ten 10 Louisville miles and
back, three times week.
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
on arrival Of tram from KnoIvle-ray at 10 I'm;
Arrive at Louisville by nj
Leave Louisville Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday 2
Arrive at Concord Depot by 4 y m.
Proposals for six trips a week invited.
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HAVING associated together indicated in the above
Ill tender services the purchase
Stocks foreign domestic exchange collection
Of sight and bills negotiation Of corporate loans, bonds bills
pomisso business public securities exchanse
Of money We will make city collections, depOses, pay
checks, aud allow interest standing accounts.
We have securrd the services OF Mr.. LAWRENCE p BAYNE
(of the late firm af stden, Withe, CO., Washington, D. CD
who will his undivided general OF
house, and all OF his therein be fully
APPLETON n Co,
AprH Sew 2I4 Baltimore street
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- NEW YORK, BHEMEn, AND SOUTH
AMrrOn UNITED STATES MAIL sTEASiERs.-
1le ship. comprising tais line arr the WASHING
D TON, Capt y. Csyendyi HERMANN. Capt Ed
These steamers Southampton both going returning
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N, ".
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, 4 co.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD A. CO,
~ Austin Fsiars, London.
n. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,
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Notice Of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned notice this formed
tied partnership, under the firm OF Appleton Co whose
business the of BALTIMORE for the OF buying and
selling stocks drafts foreign aud domestic exchange bonds
and cheeks the general brokerage
exchange business that William Appleton Henry W.
Howell reside in said city, partners and George
Rust resides Loudoun county, Vgnia and partner
said contributed Of
said partnership this 18th March, 1885,
to terminate on the 18th day OF March, 1857.
Wan STUART APPLETON,
w. HOa ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Virginia.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

Auive at Concord Depot by 4pm.
Proposals. for six trips a week are invited.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

Will our neighbor engbten the public to the posi-
ton assumed, and the principles advocated, by such
James Madison Mr.. Mason, and others from Virginia,
and Luther Martin OF Maryland, during the sttings OF the
Convention which adopted the Federal Constitution,
the the slave question to be given the Fede
raj government Will it note the opinions and theories
of Thomas Jefferson on the same suhjects Will it con-
slider the opinions Of Thomas Richie, sr Charles j. Faux.
Thos j. Randolph and others about the year 1889
and inform the public whether WILLARD FILLMORE has
gone the lengths which those gentlemen reached'
Will neghbor receive the op inons endorse the
ton OF those geutrmeng We but think this would
be just fair proper and practical the effort be-
ing made asten the "tant OF Abolitionism" Mr..
Fillmore At the proper time, may be tempted to
draw contrast this important and delicate subject
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06
Sound Sentiments,

Disguise the facts. Southern Hindoos may the true
contest in November must be between the Union
and constitutional loving national Democracy and the
Black Republicans. Fillmore las strength North or
South aud the miScievous effort Of continuing him in
the field ~il be weaken the Democracy and aid tho
Black Republican traitors. To patriots of all parties We
commend the following eloquent closing passage OF IL
the House OF representative Yesterdays Enquirer.
SO writes neighbor. Who the Southern Hindoo,
it does tell If by this most classic
cognomen to deSignA,s ell h green enough To be-
csjocd into the support OF the democratic nominee
rather incline the opinion, that neighbour about
next November will admit that there goodly number
"Hndoos" in the south" BY the way suppose thsis
new method dscoveredby neighbour to toreigHis,
Americans in opposition the rapid process going
to Anaericanise oreigners.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06

each ''old line whs" why IL Is that he should be
expected TO support General Pierce IL he should
ceive the Cincinnati nomination. viii he trust him
again, when he has been thus entrapPed, betrayed,
deserted, viii he support him, on the plea OF
slavery, who, the Sentinel assures us has done 80
much to leopard its safety, VIII heagain trust the
party who has thus sustained and by conventional
resolves, endorsed the man who has thus betrayed
themG Let each man answer for himself
What, then we ask in all seriousness, should be
the course adopted by the 'old line wings" Of vr-
ginia To minds the course proper to be fol.
lowed is indeed plain But before indicate
it, allow ask each gallant, true-hearted proud
souled, manly member of this party few plain
questions. We ask you: In what has Willard Fill
changed since he nobly, firmly patriotical-
ly stood by the compromises of the Constitution and
firmly administered the lawsg In what senti-
ment of his hcart-in what sentiment of devotion
to the Constitution and reverence for the Union
has he changcdy Why, then, desert him for an old
toe. Why discard tried and faithful friend, and
affiliate with IAN ancient foe, whose leader has pro
duced all the present peril to the country How is
the Union to exist, tho government to be admins
tered, the laws proper basis, to be enacted if
Southern turn their tried and FAITHFUL
friends and strike them dorn not only ia the face
~ their enemies, out at the budding and for TIE
beH.ft ef their enemies, How will the Union sur
vve the loss Of every Northern conservative OF
both parties, Dickinson, of New York, strick-
OH down by Pierce-and is Fillmore 10 rail- by tie
hands Of Southern Whigs'
BE it remembered that we are not seeking to
Americanizc the "old line Wings" We do not ask
them TO adopt the American creed, or endorse the
American party such. This is business of
ours. We are not looking to parties, consulting
the mere policy of procuring power. We are, TO
the best of convictions consulting the true in
forests Of the Countrywide whole country, North
and South. We declare il the settled and debe.
persuasion Of best judgment, that the true
courSen Iced, the only course left open in the pre-
sent posture of parties-for the 'old line Wings" is
in body, to man, fearlesSly, firmly, courageously
to adhere to the support of Willard Fillmore-so
long as he is to himself, true to his past adj
ninisration, TO the Constitution and the ghts
of the South. Whether this course is 10 result
from individual resolves, to proceed from convcn-
tiona resolves, do not pretend TO advise But
we do say that, until some act some unequivocal
declaration of Mr. Fillmore untrue to the South is
made known that it will be next to treason to the
best interests OF the Union for the 'old line Wings
to desert him.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-06
HENRY.

.,,. =, .
Ms P"o"c meeting OF spofnon OF the citizens OF Hen
ry-composed OF Wings and Americans, JOHN T. w0Or-
TON, was called TO the Chair aud joins wtourNAS VA,
rrouestad IN ,e, 40 s.cr.t,,v
:, ,
iue o'JeV' " inc "ee0ns having oeen explained by
the Chairman, on motion the following preamble and
lutions adopted
Whereas in convention of IN. A,,.,;.., r.r,x o
=, :, 49,, o., :, NJ ,,,, -, - -
''".N :" 10y ~ "A'e'P''' y" "e z-"u VI feo'u-
AIRY last Miaru fh'more aud Andrew J. Doneson, were
nominated candidates for the Presidency, and Vice
Presidency of the United STATES and vb.r..s
,;r Of al c;,,.r. os v;,;ri. ,;oo,,x q, a.. a 60, -
-. ~ y - - = So '" wv s "
'hese distinguished pa'o's ana statesmen has been cal
led to assemble III Staunton tn 9th proximo for
purpose-among other objects Of promoting their cleo
lion
R,,oJr,y Tber,s,r. That this ns.tiny do.s ,,,.,;
mouslv and mos. cor,aIy cndor.. The pom;n..s ., ,h
MI PhiIaJslnhi, Convention ard ~ .rmix sacaJ ,h n
~ IN. conv.n,;op nroooss 10 hc b,Id In S,.nn, e. ~
rromoor az th.ir election 10 IN. P,ss;d.rc, "a "