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Proposals for Building six scbooners for the
United states Revenue Service.

TtxAsusr HsrArrstrry
September Q, 1885.
SEALED PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals for Rsv.
addressed the Secretary the Tessury,
oce until n O'CLOCK noon, Of hs 9Th day
furnishing the MATERIALS conrucns
ton. EACH United
northern lskes.
The plans furnished by the contractor
completed within three months from the signing o.
proposal considered received
gaged each offer
signatures responsible that the
bidder u acceptance Of offer by
the department.
one half Of the ~ contrae viii be paid presentation
satisfactory evidence that the vessels pankd ceed and
laid and the balance the delivery Of The
pieed.
An materials used be q the beet quality, aud
faithful the satisfaction
pcrptendsnt
me vsses when received contractor
fully furnished and equipped ard nnhed 10 esst, with
exception chains anchors armament, nautical
csmbao-e, cabin, and ward room furniture and boa,s,
bidding will be furnished with fhe
spsefc aiiorf on application this department.
hddrrs should propose the
vessels they liberty 70 Offer r one or more ss may suit their
convenience. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Sept s--9swfnsthNoy
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THE EARNEST mAs,-Lifs and LsbOr- Of Adoniram jud
u by Mrs. ConanL
The New hrs ood, or The Li and Adventures Of Rober
DEXTER Romano.
,tyasssn Norion,, a novel, by Frsncs Pmtmsn.
t?sn Ferors" tale, BY the author ok Poems wv
Evils Of Vaccination by o. q. schirfe desk
e., ND
For sale BY TAYLOR MAURY,
Nay0 Bookstore, Ninth street,
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EI~EnwOOD ChmhTktH.--omco No. Psnnsy iyania
avenue Of 10Th the Savings Bank THE
cemetery Is laid plan celebrated
New York. and situated the high
Ter mile north of the Capitol North Capitol directly
TO the gateway This have Con
yess appopsng their ground oeye burial making
Zee TUE 10 the purchaser and prohibiting
legislation otherwise, which OF who
wish their dead where they have placed
become custom In all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable Tor other purposes TO sell IL and throw the dead
2seuousy large and prevent H.,
as lites gwen the ground. ..I 4, #T
N. Office open 10 m, pamphlets
the charter, and BY laws and all other information, be
obtained all orders
No. 4O Seventh street, any prompt
sstsa1ad ..M. ..r ".. June l7-dly
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Nassau Hall College OF New Jersey, Princeton.

"Should suld acquainissce be forgot,
And never brought to min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auld lang syne"
The members OF the senior ending June 1893
class Of the ending June 1881 and the Freshman
ending In June $780, hereby requested
Washington D. c. by the third Of March, A. d. 1857
brighten links chain of and friendship which
tide entirely exchange
lives greeting and and the unmey
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF the sefappoined committee will be
held the first Monday in September, A. d. 1885, United
States HOTEL Chestnut Fourth and Finh
invited attend necessary
adopted to a full an attendance possible
In the addressed
good enough furnish the ofthe committee mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER q. BART, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
ofLsncsster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co. Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
Of Bslsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee,
ions WsIpsAs Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-swtMaI3 [Intelisencerl
Al newspapers civilized Of
ed notice this their editorial columns
Of classes great
visions the globe all United
States OF America
caonay between this and the 30 Of March, D. 1857
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These seass stop Southampton going returning
PEnPOsEn ArEs aAu LNn-lahE-

stopping Southampton, both going and returning they offer
proceeding London
other roaie for the economy OF time and money Isl.
Passage from EsV York TO Southampton and Bremen.
Fl cabin, sSoon s3o cabin, Saloons slOi
second do, 800
Al letters ard newspapers pass through The once
NO bills adna viii be signed parcels received the day OF
sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship.
For freight or passage apply
q. ii. SAND, IL South William st, N. Y
q. A. HElNEKEN q Co., Bremen
h CROSkEY x TO Southampton
WILLIAM l5ELIN, Havre.
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MEMuEHs Of Congress. and vtsitersto Wsshingte'
vi a. respectfully Informed that al TAYLOR ~ hhUnt
Stationery Store oh street, they viii meet 81 Do
Thsir extensive STOCK In addition 10 the oora
Important works. comprises department OF literature
and
New boos. received Immediately publication
Weekly impouatons ffom England
Cahounis Works, g volumes
Jefer-on's WORKS, volumes
wsb.,srs works, q vos, autograph edition
Everou's orauops and Speeches, p volumes
Ctsys frivste Correspondence, volume
=, 4. Prent-s's Memoirs, volumes
Bsncroft,s History of tho United States, volumes
statesmans Manual, 4 volumes
Hickey's Constitution, volume
Jefer.ons Manual, 1 volume
The Constitutions % the United States, volume
Elliot's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marshr and Statesmen, volume
story's Works, volumes
Lives Chief Justices of the United States, volume
Lieber,s Liberty and Self government, volumes
Wiu'u Life Of Patrick Henry, volume
KenBedy's LIE % wiu, 9 volumes
garlsnds La. Of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baidwin, volume
De Tocqnsvilier Democracy in Amerfos, l volume
The Pederslist, volume
Grke's Nature and Tendency Of Free Institutions, vouH
Constitutional irt book, volume
Carcys Past, Present, and Future, volume
Heaunsnrs Progress. 81 Matt. ne, 4 volume
NcFiisouh American Desaier, volume
Future Wealth 81 hmericn, volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, volume
Every description American Ene.h and Preach stshope
he finest qualities, at the lowest prices. =.
Visiting card, engraved and printed with the rrompp
TAYLOR MAURNF,
Dec T-du Near oh stress
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Washington Aqueduct.

OrUon wAssIssros heutpuor,
Washington, March !, lass.
PROPOSALS invited Tor graduation and
dams tunnels and other " the Washington aquoducI
Proposals. received the eth Of May will be opened
that day,
Maps probes. specifications ready for
animation and after the Goth day fhpnl neIt.
Proposals will be received Of particular
bridre, described in the plans and specifications
Portions only u some Of the works be completed
appropriation but all unfinished
be subject 10 future appropriations The engineer
the night prescribe the Of work 10 be done
Of under each r esch appropriation and in
Of the appropriation holding sufficiently decide when
what WORKS shall be stopped until funds become available
funds reserved viii ts paid A. the Judgment
tho engineer The ~ort has been property executed far has
gone.
Payments will made in specie checks United
monthly estimates Of engineer. rcsevng
cent and will be conduon 81 all ha, the
Al bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
the Washington Aqusductn
United the right
they deemed make nrranre
considered conducive progress
WORK.
Every sbe accompanied by signed BY
the effect that he
bidder bidders win, " his accepted
obligation, within days, with good
completion
accompanied by corfcate Of the United district
Judge United district attorney
individual known the Engineer
of War; that the gusrnnors able make good the
guarantee.
RID. -i be opened In presence Of bidders, any them
choose 70 be present
NJ c. MrIGs,
Capt. of Engineer,, in charrp.
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Land warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified August
1850, undersigned Ehs Herndon, warrant No
152b tr 90 issued Pension,
United under enclosed
United mail county
land NJ Snyder WnshinFtr
ry that the ssid land
derrnsd and has failed said NJ and
besvcd mat the suduieny taken from N,
mais
Al therefore hereby purchasing the said
warrant intend apply the Commissioner Of
duplicate Of said warrant
ELISHA HERNDoN.
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mo. beo.l

No. b6o
NOTICE of IN, Withdrawal Of lands In wisconsin.-
" In approved % June 1885, granting
TIC lands Wisconsin aid
sau instructions issued from this Of
hre wiihdra orders.
sad STATE and continuing the reservation Of the hereto
fore ordered BY telegraph the 2oth - hsy last.
portion ofhe lands
pectcd maps are mi.
Office ~ which restoration 10 days public
Given under hand General Land Once
wHshington, this lath of June, a. y. 1885
THOs, A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
June l3-iawsw fIntsi. Rtar1
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IT, IL. q IL l. E Il ,

Has removed his Office TO his resid in PanSn Row.
Of and Thirteenth He will
ion principally United supreme Court
Having devoted much concerning patents will
advice and opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent oce and appeals 70 the chief justice assistant
District OF Columbia; and
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
He will also written opinions and prepare
having Congress
win prosecute claims before amy established
adjudication.
Oct 28--df .rt.l
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THE public hereby thar on the in day Of August
sSe the undersiEned jaime, NJ HALEY whom land
NO. 25f0 for 100 Pen
Eions for the United Conerr..
in the United mai sco,tsvls AIh.are county Wiz
Ena the said land warrant 20 Mesrs snyder SON.
invon city hst the snd land wa, w
thereon Transferred IN blank by 10
the snid NJ Snyder and believed uat the
either faudulenly taken from the mails or Loot.
AZ therefore hereby purchasing
said warrant intend sppy Commissonsr Pension.
for duplicate of said warrant.
JAMES ". HALEY
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned give notice that they have this day formed lin
tied partnership under The firm OF Appleton Co whose place
selling Stocks nses drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and checks and the OF stock brokerage and
exchange busness that William Stuart Appleton and Henry
Howell reside in said city, partners and George
Rust resides in Loudoun Ngns, and special
that said George Rust contributed his pf the capital
the thousand dollars cash
the said partnership this 18th Of March, 1885, and
90 terminate on the 18th day OF March, 1857.
WIN. STUART APPLETON,
II w. no \ ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virgins.
HAVING associated ourselves together indicated in the above
III notice, tender services
stocks CON- foreign and domestic exchange collection
Of sight and bills loans, bonds, bills
prnmi-so business public exchange
We will make collections deposites,
checks, and allow Interest standing accounts.
We have secured the services Of Mr. LAWRENCE r. BAYNB
tof the late hm 81 Selden, Wthers Washington D.
who viii bis undivided the business OF
house, and all Of his therein wall be fully recognised by
APPLETON q CO.,
April Sow 2i4 baltimore
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VfrRinia Land.

HAVE for sale 1871 wood land n well waerrd and has
plenty Of meadow railroad and Rad both
through A. The 70 miles. and
the from Orange Court
Further Dissertation wishing purchs.
viii visw H. The whole for 6ve dollars
third cssh II be dld~d 70 suit chaser at hshs
p~ts.. Apply n, r. THOM,
inn. s-tswsm rredsnctsburr Virginia,
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TO THE GhDtEs--Mr. r. T. HAMPER, ~ Bloomfield
Boston, has received choice assortment of those rich and
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses of the latest Pahn style
which we're universally admired Newport last AZ
was not then able to supply the demand he takes this opportunity
70 inform the ladies opening fresh supply
which white, and appropriate for bridal
Aso head dreses cultures, collars mantes &C. all Of
which embroidered black white
ETY. ofwreaths Of straw flowers, feather flowers, &C,
~ BThs The only house IN the United States where
goods be obtained
ROsTOr, JanusY 5, 1850.
Ian t-9aMlr
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Law school or Cumssrasnd Univsr.,ty, st Lebanon
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, nj Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caru,hers, late circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green late of judges supreme court
OF Tennessee. E
Hon. Bromfed L. Ridley, cnaRctllofs Of ue State
Judges Caruhers and Green des 10 their
to the school. -
Plan tnsirrto1l Daily examinations each class on the
text bcoks No regular
daily lessons in the progress Of the examinations.
u Weekly ofcOmmon equity In which s,u.
dents commence suits statement of
sos and through all known in
Practice The framed require them 10
dence in the trials Some OF tne taken by appeal 10
supreme moot court which held monthly class and IN
at the end Of every session The students
pacites connected wish their suits. '' "
first session third Monday
tember and ends third in February The second
encos me succeeding onday in February and second
E1pe-e, per seon.Tuon $50, in advunce contueen
70 50 boarding $50. Students furnish books
which be- had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete
dents advanced class No previous study required
mission There regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There 10 moot legislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
FEB u-e0ly President Board Of Trustees
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Purnell Toudvine Johnson Gray Maria Sessions
equity county, before Hon. Thomas A. Spence
Judge of the 9Th JUDICIAL circuit Of Maryland.

Purnell Toudvinc Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions.
Somerset county, before Hon. Thomas A. Spence,
judge of the eth JUDICIAL circuit OF Maryland.
THE object of this decree sale Of certain
for the paon and peecng the title OF
the complainant the interest said o owned by certain
Mackey OF county, deceased by his will devised
all his kind his wife during her e and
William NJ ID. TOWNSEND, Eliza Townsend,
FL Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, and smith
doars The bill sale by
life the tile of John semons
purchase by said John b. SIemons Elizabeth
the death Of William NJ ID. Townsend
title Of Maria Sessions and Mary t. Semons equal
his only death Of Eliza
of Mary Semons only
sale by the said Mary Slemons of her interest
complainant the purchase by said John b. Se
Maria Sessions said that
him therefor there that is
destroyed death Of Susan Smith and the descent
her BROTHER the said Henry, and sale
Henry of all his interest certain Johnson Gray
Vgnia that the complainant sezed
Gray ,enhs ubjec, complain
living
praying for decree establishing the complain
tenth interest Aforesaid sold by said Ma
the purpose partition, and publication against
Johnson who residents Of this State IL
hundred
subscriber circuit judge OF The eighth judicial circuit Of Mary
pnblbedin Washington
weeks before the 18th day of July
Of object
this
show If they have why decree should
not pass prayed THOMAS A. SPENCE
True copy-testi
GEvIE WooLJoRD, Clerk.
IunaT IL nutf
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81. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
Mar ErIruifl,hlIrn Er.1.rirL Dna,nf,, MI

TUE annual session Of studio. this institution
9Th AuFu,t and terminates the last Thursday June
board and tuition $50 annum payable
ally In advance There charges for drawing
ne and also fT Spanish, Italian German, snd LRn The
Coz the primary department. composed pupils under
500 per annum, payable yearly
Letters o. inquiry should he addressed the MOTHER sUPE
OR ~ 81 JOgcpbH Academy Emmitbug Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul s-dlyea
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mo. 5e2.l
Notice

Of the removal Of the land office from Lebanon 70 cenhI
in the State Of Alabama
IN accordance with the provisions Of the act Of Congress snud
An act AutbnHins changes the location OF Office,
approved March less her. by declared aud made known ls
The public lands In the sus
81 ALABAMA, be removed the Of CssTsK, In az
STATE from after the thirty -nrst day 81 July next
my hand the city Of Washington, this i7 dIS
June, A. ID. 1855.
By order Of the PRESIDENT
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of tho General Land once
June ls-law6w Intel. estar
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mo. 55al
Notice

Of tpitkdratoal Of lands in Florida and Alabama.
IN pursuanc. act entitled An granting pubic ah1
in alternate sections OF Florida and Alabama
aid In the certain railroads In said States"
proved Mas land lying within hfeen miles
Of following railroads and branch named in SAID m
I0hns rvvf jacksonville, TO the waters Of
Gambia hay, from Amelia island the Auant
Tampa bay with branch 90 Cede Key on
Gulf Nerco (sreept Tampa bay portion south Of w. B
Ced-f Key branch and from Pensacola fonda
Nonrnery Alabama-have insucons rom this once, en
.u,pendsd ifom safe aud until further orders.
Given under my band General Land otcs the city
Washington, this twenty third day Of Nav 1856
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Nav o4-lau6wt Tatar A Istei.l COMMISSIONS
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

The ships comprising this line the following:
The Baltic .Capt JOS Consioef
The Adrtaus capt Wcst
r. These chips having been built by contract
pressy for government service, every care has beer
<R taken their construction, also in their engines
- TO insure strength and speed and their aceonmo
datons for aud comfort
Pncs passage York Liverpool nrst cabin
In second cabin SIS From Liverpool to New York. % and p
guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each saIp.
No herths can he secured until paid Tor.
The ships Of Tits line have waert bulk heads and
avoid danger from will the Banks north OF q
until afieT the Isl Of August.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 80 Wall street, NJ. v
BROWN, sHtPLKY, Co,
Liverpool
STEPHEN RENsARD a Co.
~ Austin Fnars, London
u. o. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
The Of those ships will gold
bullion, lewcy, precious
ladnV sned therefor and the value
May l-du
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EoLD silver hne and plated pecce- glasses &C.
VI all focuses with pehfocs psscopo and parsbola
lons experience gives peculiar advantages in selecting
adapted 20 the eyes Of wesrep
NJ. W. GAIT BRO,
81 Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan0B-u
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Completion OF Panama Railroad

Reduction Of Pare 10 California.
r. United States mail steamships leave New YORK
S6R for hspinwan the 5th and both ~ each month
connecting With mail steamers from Panama to san
Francisco
These steamships Inspected approved Navy
Department, and guaranty sPeed and safety
The Panama railroad 47 miles long, completed from
and The
checked New York through passen-
etnbartsa Panama
The paid In New York all ,Ipenses o. the ip
Reserve port In New York, Panama. and
San francisco, detention In Of accident
the Is cndrey reliable.
Passengers arrive Arpn-
Conductor, through by each charge
women and children without other protector.
For through tickets At the lowest rates apply at the IN
West street. New Yofk 4. W. RhYNOND.
Mnyb-du
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PROTECTION AND NDEN~'"'~ -


A.vss By FIREi
Frs, Marine, and haSd hasuranes
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
si,s5s,ISi
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA.
0ee northeast corner of Avenue and Ssgseen
street, WasAingtOn, y. 9.
DIRECTIONS.
Hon. Thomas B, Florence, Charles Dingee,
George H. Armstrong, Thomas ManderheId,
George Helmbold, y. carroll Brewster
.U.-'.g THOMAS d. FLORENCE, PRESIDENT.
EDwARp n. HsLMBoLp, Secretary.
+. LOCAL SURVEYORS,
Charles Waiter, No. 33y street, opposite City Hall.
John a. Thornon corner street. Virginia avenue Island
John Rigge No COZ ihreenth street, below
avenue. 80
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain Levy, No 367 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomason.
Tho business OF this company win favoraby with
most successful Of similar Institutions In The United
From the st day ofAugust eo5 I'VE months, LAT January
sS % ss sns s sS
only forty SIX hundred and sixty dollars reported
u.asd sosas share psaoaass believing
a De ssa sp and ss H. @ vi" be ad
@ ON sf
RlEs, WAnRHo1sEs dsserpions o. BUILDINGS and nel
kind; SN G5A
conveyances from portion OF EUROPE and AMERICA
and the huils Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the western
The premium other companies
fixing every
will be taken into consideration. +. b. ..H.-
All Iossea speedily adjusted aud promptly paid
Office northwest Pennsylvania and Seventeenth
street, Washington city, ID. q.
Insyance may also be effected at the Home Office
Noythpest Walnut and Second Streets Philadelphia.
And other principal cities of the United States by auth
officers of the
JuneI
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DKPAKTzkKE OF TBK IEyKKloR,
Once Indian AnAiIa,
.4rg - #.s..... seplsnlbss ~, ls5o
GEALED PROPOSALS. Proposals IndlAn Goods
" will bc received oss of Indian AniIs, wAzhnsion c
uAtl ~ O'clock Friday, the 3s Of October next,
furnisnk goods INDIAN Department ot ulnilng
spgaons with Iadan Tribes and oler Indian purposes
soowss \,
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NEW YORK, BItF1S4E1k !. AND SOUTH
1890 AsiP1ON UNITED ATEs MAIL STEAMERS
~ The AMPS comprising lis line the WASHING
- nm Capt. 3. Cayeudyi HER.' :,
ward uissins.