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Mysteries Or the Post once.

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"a mail bag Is an epiome Of human hfs.n
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL bags,
Or, Notes from the Diary J Special agent efsAs Post Offs
HoLBRsoK. t..~~..r.r.s.. j.
l2mo 80 Do. Price 25. Beaufuy iiasased vIh ls se
sral Richie and u wood saasa,iass, oa designs shs
THIS rundesksn win sanction Of the ehsf oes o,
.ad & ro ess y ns, who m
book Of 20 give hs pubic an us
INTO hs PRACTICAL opesions q e once and e
of osader against hs sss sss
r e security Of ue mnils and the nvioaiy VI private
Never vnuun Offered to the public under more hssy
and unvrsa snmmendaion Of thai enlightened and powerful
naices are annexsdssI srE
The bsok will prove The entertaining OF the ss
addition 10 our soes popsar s, asss
orc nd to eonceds TO Mr. Hosrook. narrative Of his pod
suggestive boos-M y H.rala - %'e'"s'
The en,es and sn,enaians havs receaiy
nds 10 syaods naasoses and any one who rrads them VII
eaze Al oaes that romance st lives and thyes and modem
life -Bestea Post. ~ rf'ssr. y a.t-a IA qa r.e "a
This work ITSELF BY i subsc, osu
- tPsiial.r,li ssn~syiss.is.
more amusing ana The same ame ipieresiaa wo.k, %
knd has never been puLihsd In basa
written and amusing work, nom which
extract or Two 'ot the eeneft q us eePGsniy a..
Ii ahounds with sketches ofnovsi asuaciivs matter
= ...ss - . Is. IPhiadspAa IagHbs.
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Ing new source Of amusement Iiurford Daiiy csusai
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No person allowed hiussf
Ou, 'udis'ihs Al hs fs Ssepes which :. 10. STOOD
Published BY q cowee,ihwa,, = Co., rsiisdslpGis.
For ssle by all booksellers and news agents.
Dec 22-t8t n - III
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RemeyaI.--Paper warehou.e.

MEGhpGEE BROTHERS, paper manufscurevs and p.,o,.,s
M ofmsnufscarery maerias, Nos and street. Phi
adeiphia, cH The attention I purchasers
papers, suited n ami
every of ke eg-ny An orders will receive promr n
1000 Tons ofnrs wanted ior cssh,
fsk o9--eodQu
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EIsE Library Editions OF Gibbon. tiaiisns, Rass.I
Robertson, Hume smoisu, Irving Prescott Rascro msck
inosh hascoe, Webster, Scott Thets Pepy Macausy
Turner Mi. Ritter, Burnett Clarendon Grs Feguson,
no'd Ron uarch and Other of The standard
may be ound n the most moderate the
hne bsray bindings, n imported
frrm LONDON by the undersigned, and bound there
necn FRANCK TAYLOR
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mo. b47.I
Notice

" s d.sooassnuanoe certain Uaed States Land Offices in
ths Ssass Of Ainoss Michigan, Wisconsin, and Io@a,
provisions Of section of the act of Con-
ess, approved June H. s40, declares a
the quantity o public land remaining unsod
rha reduced number OF acres less than hundred
sand" such districts shall be discontinued compi-
with other laws Aubsei OF the Interior
has directed that the following ofces
,sbaWneetowB and KaskaskIa, In Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
MiIwaakie, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, iowa.
Lands remaining unsod and undsposed in the above
will cease 70 be subject entry those Offices Of thu
receipt aocc that effect
points, and will be made subject to entry follows,
and ksAkaskia, 10 be aac cd Springfield
dsric illinois.
Kalamazoo 10 the Ionia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee 10 the Menasha district, Wise consin.
Fairfield TO the Charlton dsfict, Iowa.
The officers the points Of consolidation give public
Of the days which they will respectively 10
applications for entries OF such lands their Offices
Given under hand, IL the city of Washington this iah day Of
November, A. D. 1885.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofice
Nov l4-law0w
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TREATrsE ON ENeLI.H PUNCTUATION.

@ writer's aa,or prinsrs and eorreco Of ts
pess and or the of schools and sclaemies
az containing rules the esp.s st ~
hints on pepans copy and proof specimens
snee", &C. Ffhh edition by John wilson, iemo. Price o.
exceedingly vausbe book and copy of should he q,
ne service % every one who directly Indirectly interested
s fse ruoect w which all 10
sss records. and socumsu, wen write for
I tile very exposition NJ Ia cp,s,,, ana ,.,as, n, a
VIII equally sspred and Nv The amount Of kpo
edge winch ts psrusal WI fmpart = Chrsfnn Erampey,
- CkOSBY, NICHOLS, d CO.
Dee is-xawsw st ts s III washington stfeet, Boston,
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
e ~ sdS:

& ID a -
Time between w.'n'nssss and Wheeling but i''
Ru"nins bs.,osen Wa.angon and Csnen"a 27 hours
'Af'us" Tickets AID ssss:ss Checks I" '' had in
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
western e"nasIons now Offers The fullest ndueemen to
the Northwest, and sodthwest.
Washington Junction a,eiy called Relay House nine
Sr
there h the wtsg. charge, for holding
sss ss for points The .s'
sS %ssssa S.%ss::; z;s.:.i!s'
M.nshsd aud sandasty railroad for sandusky, Toledo
Columbus o railroad train. with The tram.
formed wth The u.in. through Dayton Tsr
Ps..s.se holding through ueses for Memphis, vieksbu,
transferred Cincinnati the mail OHIO
Tickets for Evansvle Cairo, and g. Louis sold by
FOR ard via esss.es olsso Detroit Chi
the Cleveland and Pit''buy railfoad Is made
aordns and checks in Wsbinsnn Il also The
Ss r;.. 'Sy s1s Ss' "'ss a. s
but eSs miles, being about 100 mdrs shorter than Oths
Pare BY through Washington. To wh.slng % E
Columbus. gas; Dayton. ss 50; 6lnenn., slsi LSayie
Chicsgo go 6S aad ss 50 g. Louis s 50 and Gas Memphis
sc; New Orleans S3l, he.
PASSENGERS may leave Washington a. for the
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling
train from Washington.
Ralrners AnHapo. sc, see special ad
vertsemrnLs
ro fS.'I nfomaG"n through tickets ae, apply to TH H.
JOHN II. DONE,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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Law Notice.

BRowr, sTa TaSTor, ANp WaLKEn.
WM T. BROWN FRED. r. STANTON and J. Hyox " srR
have fotmed pansrshP Cor practising Supreme
o me niies states and the Of washnrtnn
and IN he coari. ~ Tenneee oces Washinecp and we
Ph one o The parties VIII aways either place. ana
letter. addressed o them win receive trou,p, attention.
April lg-uscd ffntel and arniinal eopyJ
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAILING-lssS

Stopping al Southampton, both going and reurnng they or
proceeding TO London Haye
other route, for the economy Of time aud money
Passage from NeV York to Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin main saloon S3o st cabin lower saioon $40
second do, $50.
All letters and newspapers through the once.
No bs ading will be signed received day
sailing
An experienced surgeon IL attached 10 each ship
G. ii. SAND, II South William ST., N. Y.
q. A. HElNEKEN h Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY & 70 Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havs.
97-dly
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HOME MAN FkCTUREs.
Fnirvtew Cotton wopLs.
Nsar ne CanaI Ba,tn, .slsrausri,

ns1r ne Chndi ba"n, flsrGndTfa.
EITZPATRrK BURNS proprie tos aud manufacturer, NJ
cotton bats &c -'''s '~' w.
orde o merchants Washington ectuiy soicited for
aay o' me hsove atuces, which will deliver ws-hinRu
lower han can he had IN Baltimore All
ORDERS viii with prompt by addressna ss ahnve
Oct i-dlm Psp
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xk. NEW YOItK, BREmEN, AND SOUTH
u AMPToN NUNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
MXXxW Ihe shiIe comprising this lime WASHING
TON, Capt B. Cayendyj HERMANN. Capt. Id.
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The these ships will be accountable for gold ye
buon ewey Precious metals unlass bills Of
the herein
Shippers please that the sps Of line
gHods cnntraband Of war.
Nov
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mo. 548. |

NOTICE OF the location Of the two land odices and
tho ONCE OF the surveyor general In kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE that in pursuance Of the 18th section Of
approved 22d July 1884, creating land Offices for the
Territories Of Kansas and Nebaska the h Of
establishing office for said Terri
tories the Office for the oHAHA has been located
CITY, the Of Nebraska Territory
the sce for the "PAwnkR DsrRor" and Of the
"LR CoMrToS the seat Of government of Kansas Ter
ntory.
under my hand the city Of Washington this twenty
sixth day Of November, A. d, 1855
BY order Of the President:
THO5. A. HENBRICKs,
Commissioner nf General Land Once.
Nov 29-law6w fIntel aud StaTl
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MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover Street, Boston BY
Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furhed
modern
ION of travelling pSblic.
u div
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Dec ll-law6w

CHEAP JUVENILE bOOKs.-Tbe undnrsigned has
aside from his stock of books for children and
varied colrcon the accumulation Of years. be sold half
price, than that when need be They suited
of all ages, and may Be examined his bookstofs.
will be found the works OF Mrs Holland
Mrs Edgeworh, Mrs Bafbaud and ether such wtebook
which have popular In their me whn aiming cn
good a.s good feelings and rood principles supposed
have still although teaching all the sci
words Of one syllable children Of four Old
Dec 10 FRAkCK TAYLOR.
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IEo.S44l | v 7 u
Notice Of the Rsopsniss Of ,hs Dansill. Land Omes
GrsEsAL LAND o'yrcE, Sept

GEsERAL LAND oyyIcE, Sept 10, lass.
INSTRUCTIONS have this day been transmitted 10 the register
and Danyile once in Illinois % prepare isis
az the lands rsmanias 10 said de give thirty days
public notice nom the date OF the
sopenng Office and the which applications will
be received BY them.
THos. A. HENDRICKs,
Sept 2l-aaw6w EIniei L slarl Commssoaer
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Washington Aqueduct,
0.ylog az TVS wAsHInsros AaUEpucr,
WasaiugtoD March T. i6s

0guog az TVS WAsHIHsros AaUEpucr,
Washington, March 7, 1855.
PROPOSALS avitsd for graduation
oo ss wS1 % q % % ~
TINT day. '
animation and after the 20h day OF April nsS,,
Pposas will be received for the work Of particular cuvers
Pooas only q some works se eoneea under the
e by Congress- The engineer
the right prescb the of
ss
what works shall BE- stopped un' funds become available
funds reserved will e pad IT, Judgment Of
the engineer the work has been property executed has
Payments specie checks upon tho Uui,ea sm,s
cen dion II oil oanAscis ,hst the work
M :ssss for work
tho washington Aqnedact."
thsy Sos Be deemed make
ments maj, considered conducive The psssss Of The
Every offer accompanied guarantee by
,ass aa. ,e w his or their bid
sas INTO ~ ossaiO within ten days with good and .asien
be accompanied by the certificate Of United s,aies
ssfi S b.
pament Of War; thai the able make
Rids VIM be opened presence bidders, If any them
NC MEGA.
Capt. OF EngtnesTs, In charge.
FORM oP GUARANTEE.
To Capt. N. G, Eess, U. =. Engineens.
hereby Jointly and seveay States and
guaranty In the foregoing bd o. accepted that he
cute the contract with good and saeu, sures
The under which was made And in case the
ad shall GAIL 70 enter into contract as Aforesaid we suaany
the lowest bidder.
Csigned) A. U.
hereby certify that TO the best of knowledge and belief
sb0se- named gaaran'ors are good and sufficient
Mar -asw1s.bMaysiawa
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Law school Cumberland University, At Lebanon,
yennessee.

Law school OF Ca,absriand Univsrsity, at Lebanon,
Tepnessee.
EAcyLTY hon Abraham cathen lsie ons Of the circuit
Hon Nshan Green, ndgos supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfcd L. Ridley, the of
Judges Carutsrs Green dev their whole sIeusve
the school.
Piar Of insstforl. Daily examinations
cHt boots No isau ~ ccures but explanations Of
daily lessons IN the progress of the rInminsIiols
Weekly courts Of equity, whsh
dents suits Of facts given profess
and through a the
The framed rsGure prepare
denee In the trials Some Of taken by appeal
court, which held monthly the and
public the end Of session The students clerks
jurors circuit judges and chaReeOrs Official
lacfies connected with their suits.
Seaions-The the third Monday
tsbcr and ends third Tharday In February TIE SECOND
the succeeding Monday In fsbaa ssd ends second
Thursdayin July.
Erprnses psv fee ESQ., sdvancs eonneen
81 boarding about ESQ students
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
Pour required
advanced class No previous study required
mission. There four classes. may
any time during the collegiate year.
There 10 moot legislature connected with the school
Number ofstudsnts the last collegiate eighty
ROBERT L. CARUTHERs,
Feb n-eoly PteSdsnt Board Of Trustees
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Spectnclea.

spectncies.
silver hne seel and plated spectaees glasses. se
W m focuses, with perocai perScopc and
long sIpsrienoe rVes peculiar sectns
adapted to the eyes Of wesrers.
NJ W. GAIT a RR0,
s2f Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan 2s-n ~ ~
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WAsHINGToS BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.
EsMNz& 80 -

I'm and amer Monday, the 9ad instant, tho leave
W Warrington al aud ~. O. M, and , ard ~, D..
On Sun lay, Al ~, p
Leave baltimore AZ ~ aud ~ . and . and 5k D. mn,
On Sunday, At ", a. m.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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ph,iadsiph,s, niagara, and Great wsstsrn lane.
ptssENGERs depot PuIIad-pha and p-ad
Ing Railroad Company BROAD and Vino strests daily At IN
Q.
rare 70 ghtcaso '..'... eoO 90
10 90
SshshnHigbh.s. 10
Freight trains ts
Broad and Cherry stree ~ daily fnr Cnrago
pns Arrangements nave heen ad Which ~ despatck
JOHN TUCKER Presitrnt
- Philadepbis Reading RniIsond .oup,ry
Pen Ie-du
nHOOERIEs, WINES, LIaUORs, sse we bes leave 10
ea e attention of friends and the pubic to our
fresh groceries, eohsi-ting Of
Pine sreen and black
Javs, Rio. and Jaruayrs eofees
Refined and brown sugars
Fanfy, supsrhne and e1tra -four, In md
Cheese, lard, hsms, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices of description
And every other article necessary sp complete
wives, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry cirr and champagne wines of yori,p
brards, and par' very superior
Togsber with large stock Of Hsvssa German and domestic
cgars. - ..g9a..h... -
we sbove ros many othe, articles which -.
shall be ewing such prices for
families aud call supplying she
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, h co,
South side Penn. avenue, Aetwstn w and s.h streets.
0ote-iaw3wn
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EDWARD CLARK,
Hecrelsfy Of State,
Esrcurrvs DErarrnswr.

rE w. peae Governor Of the STATE ~ hereby
~ Edward Csk signed the certificate the pecedne
psrs ssere,a - and was a. The date q aid eerhcsis
keeper osl aws Of said and that his sss
tston . In due b. s. EuaaNf y
great seal of ue sta'e % be anxed, the city Anstn,
fsssLl day 80 Febtusry,A
afthe Ind pcndesce of te United eiahneh and
Texas the twentieth pear 80 -. s.55 -ysfz
And vhseps the referred Congress se
deemed Identical hoidar In The ssd
,c, Of Inc STATE of there eri-s
orgcd certificates holders of ss.sv, %
BE- serp,ne payment of sna whereas section o
aid sct Congress reqaes bo Of he ceffcns oter
evidences q he United ss,es
sra so 10 the Texas beee psyment and he <h
~ ss sci resurss public should b given m spsc
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Rtdaetton Of Enrr 10 CnHEornin

Reduction Of Fare CaHfovnia.
L. cEted statos mail steamships leave New York
~&4 for hspinwan tho 5h and goth month,
AIn36A connecting with mail
Pfnueisco.
by
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The Pabama aiosd ~ mites onF) W now
ocean sod erossed IN "r h"srs The
chscked IN
emhaked PanRma
The money paid In New York eIpensrs tp
Reserve steamers kept in In New York.
Fan tanceo TO prevcni detention in OF
the rcuts s endrely TetaAe
passsugss they arrive nj aspin
wall = '
Conducors g. Though BY each steamer and charge
women ard chiide without other protsctnr
For through tickets apply agency III
West street, New Yotk, n W. RAYMOND
hay5-du
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED THE Rob Of DR. BOY.
VEAU LAFF EGTEUR far superior Of Cuisi
nler, pala, other similar radically
whost mercury all Of skin darres scroua
period of l and hereday scrimony Of bumors As depua
IL s powerfully sheacOus caterrhs bladder
arising
injections sosndings AZ
OF bssam espava eubeb or oI which only repe
the virus without ncuraixiaR tn. Rnb
nded In sypic Diseases
Ing and which have resisted the powers mercury the
of potassium.
Geasn ssen for the United States Gabriel Doadn, ESQ, o.
William street, New York for wholesale orde Guiot
New Orleans seuiiIy, San Francisco
The Rob Lafscteur sold by all druggists hrourhnu
ted States The pamphlet Of DpcIor
cal properties Of the Rob will be obtained by whiting O.
dn William street, New yot, who viii sSs every nfornaaop
wanted.
@. B. 10 prepared aR America the wes. In
dies 80 se Of the United States duties,
MaSch I+-diys
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English, French, and American Fashions, lsss

EuRoE FOX has arrived st " iardss tio " s.hnscn
In the driay attending The essnizsos az Boese
saef OF coneraiuaton that the of 10th branches ~
natonsl esiature without vioianr pocs
settle upon ono ycpaisr candidate Cor their M fofn
enIinoes 70 sssve s distinguished and snsnmoas ssng
voices w the esin fashinn m ore
divided sentiment The House of Representatives, has been
loss r leader limo, fshs
Mwps Organized The fabans IN the plssc hard a HsP
SKILL of the artist what pfc
the TASTE % ua artist the other y suh4ued By the eoqaenes
oafof hst the latter 10 the assembly Gs'F
fex n 70 the popular assembly OF fashion, We have thus m
tued parallel but parallels closely 70 certain
thence they divsfrey Of fshfns
our leaders Of poics The speaker Of Gshoa r saeh w
designate our fepresentstve loss for the ngm
The Rht man, and e Hrsi is less of ue nf
when he apylies lender His awat% 80
Jan 00--da a a7sa II ~at #s5s..t &ss'
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Circular.
AsExoS ov FasHan ssoasArros Cstsxs,
washinron, November -, nSsE


AaRxcr or FasHon ssoasATros CEttxs.
... s washingen, November y, n&
IN many Inquiries ~ sa
the United States account az sponss eorsmited h
trench PRIOR 90 tho rsheaon ef essveen win ffases
pursue ossinias redsss II
puhcy 10 nsosn ~ such TINT ner cousung conpetn sde
has been concadsd ndicons voluntarily ssn
their claims 20 the Ciaims Coas they would be mired u
thousands OF oef pfoseusus eiaims, snd sseos not ses
hr many yesp % mention other ohiestonbui submit s
ta Congress prefspr ~. s~nar) bs
ING Of the cntna sessson, % expectation direct a
wi be rsoyded or them thronrh special bonsd Of comDs
e o the Ciaus Court shall theH be resolved ~ ne y
tribunal Cansess viii grant, that reference of these claims mp
The adju>,meni % these cams would fully and constantly
cups board % c hiRhss cisss justice s@
Nov2t-dtw JAMES n ChUsTEs
The College OF st. 5ssnes, 1laryissd.
HE s"cnnd term o the begins Moudy Sd
j. Match
There fsr cs,essss preparstoy and souas
studiss. -.us s...t ss. 90 :
Addrss. Rev; Dr. KERrooT, Rector, Ae. ..s
ilEoRGE WOODS NEW Work. Modem pasip',
swer the Improvements In trsve, ard ths mehee
rencirs e Celestial CITY BY Geop. Wood su,or of "Ps
schemh' tn Amc,ica.o vuisnss- Pyice o. Us,
Letters 70 ..esias spoa pssees b ls""
= j,esS X, .as Richard wiarsA. ,sor Of aa"a
css'e-A sto Of Republican Eaaaiy, y Sydney A. s~Jt
Jasi published, and for sale q .-,..srse ..--- "
TAYLOR q MAURy5
..t8 tg..
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ERENCu JUVENILE Bo0Ks--A wrIi-seiocted collection
0 frsnch juvenile books, vanu prices
adapted various ofthem brsufu,y may
be 70 md AT the bookstors Of the uadegbed imported BY se
direct from Paris,
Dec Il FRANCK TAYLOR.
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To THE LADEs.--Mr r. h. HARPER, 3o Broomheld SUI
Boston, thoe nch -.
eisgsn, enhroiscrd bali dresses NJ The Partisan
which univeslly admired Newr last season
then able supply Demand takes sppoHn
inform the ladies rt be b iss orenins fresh supply seSe
which white, and appropriafe for bsida
El cfsrps, e.fiars kc
which embrodrrrd lace and Vsh
Of of slrsw sowrrs, feafhsr fswers, kc.
w. BTbs the only house Uned States whereme
ronJs be- obtsiRed +s
Rosros, January s. ts5s ..#r-a
Jan e--3sw9w . rsE @"
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rkOrosID DATss o. sAILIna.

EDWARD K COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N, Y.
BROWN, sHtPLEY, CO.,
STEPHEN KENNARD CO,
81 Austin Frinrs, London
B. g. WAINWRIGHT Co.,
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I oNaFELLow's New Posm.-Ths Song of Hiaws,ha
IL by Henry WadswOrh Longfri0w Ptice Si
Curious stes about Fairies and her People IS
Just published and for sue
TAYLOR b MAURYs
Nov IS Bookstore. near II.
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l 3vols.
The New Purchase, Early Years Far wss. edition
Lilly Novel vol.
Works of Chas. Lamb, yUla
Harpers' Story Book. Vol T.
Mexico and lie Reiigioni by r A. Wilson Illustrated.
Bardsr BesRIes by w. Gilmore simms.
sBlikP - Chartes Dickens.
THE Cha VIE by Charles Dickens.
Nysees the Cout Of the stuars BY william Harrison
Nov ~ FaAscK TAYLOR.
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
TH.. hsn.co Iaa. Gnt

The IapL Comstock
Inc
These ships Wing been built by contract
pressy for government service, has been
NN taken their in their engines,
10 insure strength and speed; and their acconmo-
dau0hs comfort
Price Of from York hrscla cabin,
So second cabin e75 Exclusive Of extra size
Q 25. From Liverpool Ia New York, 10 and 20 guneas
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berhs can be secured until paid for.
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AND wARRAsTs-Tbeh hishes, cash price. gsid sy sos
jan s-ia
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DkrLRTHksT % erErE,
Aurfin. Tgaas. Pehrnarv q
TREAsyKr DsFAKrnksf,

n"SS"t ttsss Fsofoafg " Iooe.
l. Edward Clara, Secretary Of State The Terss
foregoing eight iersio
copy q the ctnal act entitled "An giving
sAn
cr.do Of be Lara cpuse c Ter
in sf septmbef eighteen
hhy e scccsd sessn o. The Thryhird
conress ~ Ire DATED States, sud sppfoysd February twenty
eighth, eiehteeu hssdrsd and 6ny. hve.n
witness my hssd and INC seal o e department the day and
tsElLl year Aforesaid. 'l+ " -.
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Sept 2i-aaw6w
San Andreas independent., 1856-11-08

GENERATIoNs.-Ag generation is usual
ly admitted to occupy, on an average,
space of 33 years. Hence arise some facts
which may be considered as rules in the
history of human nature. A man being
likely to be father at 33, will probably
be a grandfather at 66. Many are, of
course, fathers and grandfathers at earlier
ages; hue there are averages. When we
see at any time newborn babe, we may
calculate pretty safely that the son of that
babe if he is to have one, will beapproach-
ing the close of life at good age just
about century hence. We meet every
day, in health and vigour, a gentleman
whose father was born in 1920; but it is
rare to find any man capable of business or
social pleasure more than hundred wears
after the birth of his father. In like man
ner any individual who finds himself we
shall say) this year at any particular stage
of life, may be assured of it as rule, that
his great grandfather was in Just about the
same stage of existence, and experiencing
all its appropriate sensations, and aiming
at much the same objects, in the year l 753
that is, hundred years ago. Does he
see his son at a particular stage of life
then his own grandfather was at the same
stage as that son century ago; and so
on. There are occasional exceptions of a
surprising kind: for instance, Charles j.
Fox, who died in 1906, at the age Of 81,
had paymaster Of the Forces, in 1879,
the year of the battle Of Boutwell, Bridge,
and his grandfather was on the scaffold
with Charles l. But the rule is as stated.
During any particular decade, as the for
ties, the fifties, &c, Of the class who, being
best off live the longest are for the most
part the produce Of the eighth decade ante
cedent. Thus, for example, the individu-
ais born in the sevinties in the last centu-
ry are the people who are now closing their
natural pilgrimage in the ripeness of their
days. 1t has become rare to see an an
nouncement of the death of person born
in the sixties; one in the iifties only occurs
now and then. Thus, overlooking the ma
ny premature deaths, the obituary is like
an index always comine down nearer and
nearer to our natural decade. Those whose
births took place in eighties must soon be
on the outlook for the arrival of the fatal
finger at their 6oin IN mortuary chronolo-
gy. In few more years the men of the
nineties will be in course; and so it goes on.
Let us see to improve the hour,and not be
taken unprepared.