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No b6l.l
Notice of the withdrawal Of Lands in Mich.
No. b6l.l

IN Of the approved Sd 1885,
grant the MICHIGAN In
railroads stair,
Office registers and
the following
probably falling within eserbed limits selection,
directed heretofore ordered telegraph
3O.h OF May last,
Office DuScAs All the lands the district in the southern
niuld between and IA and township
80 the pennd all the lands north township
80, aud Of range 10 west
Oce osh All the lands in the district except
ships IL, l2, Is, and IA lying west of range IA wesi
Office All the district except those
townships situated north of township IL
and those moth township 10 and east of range
Office DETROIT All the lands the district lying betweeH
townships and II morrill, and all situated
Office al KALAMAZOO: All the lands lying
range west.
Office AT SAULT Sra. All the lands
south af township s., ranges 90 TO 81 inclusive
South o. township SO, 30 TO "a inclusive.
South OF tow nshp 50, in IS &c.
South of township 81, in 81 and IS.
North OF township S6, 30 and 40;
North oftownsbip 10, In ranges Al and a.
These embracing nearly all advertised in the
Presidents proclamation No. July at Saul
Ste Marie, which will not therefore, be public
ordered.
my Office, ut the city Of
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1856.
THOS. a. HENDRICKS,
June l4-laWbwt lIntel X Star Commissioner.
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ELENWoOD CONGRATULATIONS No. a02 Pennsylvania
VI avenue Of lOth the Savings Bank This
laid celebrated OF
New York. and situated the high ground distant
tor mile north Of the Capitol North Capitol leading directly
the This have received charter from
apprOpTung their ground forever burial making
leo title the purchaser, and prohibiting all
legislation Otherwise which is Of vast importance those
wish their dead where they placed them for
become custom In ali cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable other sell and throw the dead
iscuousy legal prevent IT,
IL titles given the ground.
NJ B-Ofce open from 10 m where pamphlets, with
the charter and bylaws, and all other nomatoR be
obtained for left with Mr. HaI
vsy, No. 4O Seventh street, other undertaken will prompt
ansnaed Juae I7-dly
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Trtssemar-Th. Great European D,soov,ry,

PROTECTED BY royal patent Of England and secured BY
the seals Of Ecoe dc Pharmace dc Pars Imperial
ege Of Medicine, Vienna,
Triesemar No s the remedy Cor general debility
% Wle power decay, all
quences Arising from early abuse &c W effects ecacious
yOut MANHOOD and old the vine would
come impaired the decline Of NE " the Treseuar
universally adopted all physical mpediments magic
before ~ influence thus rendering 10 invaluable
tering the marriage state.
THesemaT No completely and entirely eTadcate
those disorders which cOpaya cubes
antdoe for TO the ruin Of the health Of portion pop
uauou. -
Tneacmar No lie the European remedy for
disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician
mercury TO the inevitable destruction Of the PATIENTS
and which all the sarsaparila IN the world
Tnesemnr Nos or smell and
all nauseaiinG qualities They the toilet
their use being detected
sold in tin cases divided separate doses as ad
ministered BY Vapeau LalsImRnd, RouI, &C.
To be had wholesale and retail, Of Mr. A. Barrow No 81
Green street, near Canal New York, specially appointed
proprietor and for the United
other part OF America, Immediately receiving remittance
Mr.. Barrow viii forward the Tiesemn any part world
securely packed and addressed according
Retail agents required, Terms cash.
Nov g-dlT
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THE ONLY ONE AUrH0RIZEDi-The Rob Of DIR. BOY
VBAU LAFf ECTEUR ar superior 20 The sups OF Cuisi
ner pala, other similar remedies II radically
mercury ali affections o the skin dartres, scroua the
n Itch accidents from accouchments
period Of % and hereditary scdmony Of humors A. dopura
g6caciOus binder,
arising
injections snundnas. antsyphhc the Rob
diseases ensuing from
Of baam cubeb or from Injections which only
without nsurazng The Rob Boyvanu above
recommended yphic diseases, long
and which resisted Of mercury the iodurs
Of potassium.
General agents fer the United States Gabriel Blondn esqp ~
William New for wholesale orders GuOt Duconge
New Orleans; Seuily, Francisco,
The Rob LascoHr sold BY a the druggists throughout the Unit
ted states Vh1 pamphlet Of Doctor g. de IT. gevus the med
cal properties II tho Rob will be obtained by writing c. Bon
din " William street. New York. who will give every Information
wanted.
G. B. prepared nl orders for America
dice &C. oe q The United sar dues he ha tho In bond
March lA.dtYs
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Stopping Southampton both going and returning they Offer
proceeding London Haye advantages
other route, for the economy OF Time and money
Passage Rom Rs0 York TO Southampton and Brsasn.
First cabin saloon, $3.50 cabin lower saloon, $40
. second do, 500.
All letters and newspapers pass through the post oiee
No bulls OF adng will BIO parcels received
sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached o each ship
For freight or passage, apply 10
a. Ii. SAND, IL South William a. NY
u. A HEINBKEN b Co., Bremen
CROSkEY Co Southampton
WILLIAM IBELiN, Hase.
"a
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+ No. 568 I
Motto

Of Withdrdpdl Of Additional Lands IN Florida
FURTHER puryuance OF enul,d An granting
public ands, alternate the States 81 Fbdn
Alabama, AID construction Of railroads
5ass" 7h Way, 1885, Instructions communicated
by hts office the land officer Nwnansve and lamps Fior
da the 9Th Withdrawal and
location until further ORDERS Of the following described lands
falling within the probable limits ~ selection OF the Tampa Bay
Main Stem railroad, in suid stare, to witt
Office All the lands situated the body
Of land, ooe Withdrawn FOR the Cedar Key Branch railroad
of the which divides and twenty five
and rorh Of the line dividing townships and twenty
Once Al the lands siust.d dividing
four ve and north Of The line which d
yides townships lhirU and thirty-one
Given under my hand the General Land Once, The city of
ashinEon, this ninth day of September, 1850.
JOHN HOOD,
Sept l0-law6w Acting COmmssoncr,
nj and
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Proposals for Building six Sohooners for the
United states Revenue Service.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Reptember q, 1856,

TREASURY DEPARTNfET,
September ., 1856,
SEALED PROPOSALS. Distinctly endorsed Proposal. for Rcvs
Vessels and addressed Secretary the Teasuy
will be received office until " O'Clock of the 9Th
Of November o furnishing maera consucnR rqup
ping delivering ahua of about h
tons burden each, for the United service
northern lakes,
The models and plans be furnished by The and the
vessels To be completed within three months from gnng the
No proposal will he persons
gagged ship building
ofwo responsible persons
viii be entered into by the bidder acceptance
the department,
One half Of the amount of viii be paid
Of satisfactory evidence ceed
the deck, laid and The balance delivery
pieted.
Al the materials used be quality and the WORK 20
be etecuted faithful manner the satisfaction Of the
perntendent
The vessels when received from The
fully rugged, furnished and equipped and finished
chains,
camboOre, cabin, and ward. furniture and
DESTROYS bidding will be furnished required
specifications application this department.
bidders should desire propose for Tho whole
they their
convenience. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
sept6 -
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CautiOn-LOttsry Frauds.

OTIIOE MARYLAED C0KsoLIDATKD LoTrKRIES,
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, 1855.
E commissioner Of the Maryland State deemed
his duty the public the
who circulate By mail and otherwise fraudulent lottery schsmes
and pretend be theagen for the sale Of tickets lotteries
are wholly heiuOus
The only legal lotteries Maryland daily under
the Of elected people
the State under the constitution examine approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings,
All the tickets In these lotteries and all certificates Of packages
tickets, have the og aphed X Brennan
for the Office the Maryland Consolidated LOees
Baltimore, MSTyandn All others = fraudulent
For ull Information the SUBJ those frauds address
=. X. Brennan,
Sept 26-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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Land warrant Lost.
Sept lO-law6w

THE public hereby notified the IIth day August
bjS, the undersigned, Elisha Homdon 70 whom land
for Issued by the Commissioner Pensions
Congress
Scntsvie Abemnre county Virginia
land NJ Snyder son, WnshnRt,n
city that the said land warrant transferred blank by
failed 20 reach the said
believed either fraudueny
m
All therefore hereby warned from
Intend TO apply the Commissioner Of Pensions for
duplicate of said warrant.
ELISHA HERNDoN
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, Princeton.

" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mini;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days % aud lang syne"
1us members the ending June, 1889
the Junior ending june 1884, the Sophomore
ending june 1881 and the Freshman class OF the
ending 1885, hereby requested to assemble IN
the third OF March, A. ID. 1884, the latest
10 brighten the Of chain oove and friendship which time
lives FTeeIinv and sympathy unimey fate
OF their promising rpmpeers.
preliminary meeting OF the stfappaped committee will be
Monday September, A. d. leS al the United
states HOTEL Chestnut between Fourth and Fih
which those members whom be
attend when the will be
adopted full an attendance a. possible
those whom this notice Is addressed VIII be
furnish the secretary ofte committee by mail win
their respective post oniees - . .
OF Trenton, ~ j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER O. BART, N. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
ofLancasteT, Pennsylvania
PHILIP PENDLETON,
OF Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
Balstn Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JoHN wuDElH, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March H-lawtMar3 tlntellgencerl
newspapers world request
this advertisement their editorial columns
Of the several classes scattered through the four great d
globe and all newspapers throughout the United
Of America requested rratuous insertion
caaonay between this date and the Sd OF March A. d. 1857
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction of Fave 10 California.


United states mail steamships leave New
If[s& FOR hspinwall the 5th and Goth month";
$Is4& connecting with mail steamers from Panama
Francisco.
These steamships inspected approved by Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad 4 miles l0ng) completed from
to ocean and crossed or hours Tbs baggage of
checked New York San Francisco
embarked Panama csnpanys
The money paid in New York all of the
Reserve steamers kept in in New York, Panama,
San Francisco, detention in of accident
the route IL entirely reliable
Passengers Panama the day they arrive Aspn
wall
Conductors through by each steamer, charge
and children without other protectors.
For through tickets apply agency
West street, New York, 10 L. w. RAYMOND.
May6-du
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Land Warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified day OF August
1855 the undersigned James NJ Haley whom land
No 72Sq0 for 100 issued by
sions for the United 1855 enclosed
In the United scottsvie Ahemare county
eina the said SNYDER Son OF Wash
ngon city that the said land was ny
thereon transferred blank by the
the said Snyder son and believed sanr
either fraudulently taken from The mails "
Az hereby purchasing The
said intend to apply the Commissioner Of Pensions
tof duplicate Of said warrant
JhNRs N. HALEY
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CARDIp death Of Of the partners
II the firm Of II p Loudon Co., merchant aor Of this
the business will be closed and al indebted the above
arm respectfully Equested settle the the old place Of
ness will under
branches formerly Tho undersigned viii Away keep
finest and best OF merchandise
business nlsa including the best quality Of military articles for the
They respectfully their and the ph
generally for tho liberal patronage received ana win
happy have the pleasure same
LOUDUN n CO.
Aug 20-eoG Merchant Tailors, under Browns, Hotel.
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iouuVne Us. Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions.
equity Somerset county, before Thomas A. Spence
judge OF The eth JUDICIAL circuit of Maryland.
THE object of this suit is
the complainant TO the interest a certain
Maria lame
d Mackey late of Somerset deceased by his
all his estate KIND hs wife
Ell Zabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander
thai said James died seized OF !ot
worth four hundred doar The bill
Susan OF her life estate the title of
thereto purchase by said Iohn slenons
Vance's death OF
siemons and JOSIAH Engswor
of all said Johns the death Of William H.
and the title of Maria Sessions and Mary equal
Townsend the descent of her
heir aiaw the sale by the said Mary E. semons
IN sad lot 10 the complainant the purchase said
Mara thai
destroyed the death OF Susan Smith
Of interest her BROTHER the said Henry,
by said Henry of all his interest certain Johnson
the State Of Virginia that The complainant
said johnson Gray, OF said lot
Gray Of subject
the life of said Susan,
advanced and praying decree establishing
tenth
said John
the of PARTITION and for order
Maria Johnson, who residents
subscriber circuit judge the eighth Judicial
that the complainant
inserted in pubbedin oncr
weeks before
appear court person or oy so
before the fifteenth day Of October
and show If they have why
not pass as prayed THOMAS A. SPENCE.
GEvIs WooLFORD, Clerk
June 7-law5wif
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mo. b6OI.

No. SEQ
NOTICE of tho withdrawal q lands In Wisconsin,
In pursuance 3 June 1856 granting
lie land ~ Wisconsin aid In
said instructors issued from This
further ORDERS oil
idd State and continuing The rervaunn Of the hereto
fore ordered bY telegraph the 29th Z May last
% wi he
peced map received At this
once which ~ public Eiven.
Given my hand, General Land Once, city
Washington, this 18th Of June, A. 1855
THOs. HENDRICKS Commissioner.
iune l9-iAw6w fIntei n
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TO THE LADIEs.-Mr r. l., HARPER, 70 Broomhed street,
Boston, has Just received choice rich and
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses Of tho latest Pnfsan style
Whch were 30 universally admired Newport AZ he
was not Then he supply the demand he takes this opportunity
70 inform the ladies that he just fresh supply,
which are white and very appropriate bridal costumes,
Also bead dresses cultures capotcs collars nantes, &C. al Of
which are IN embroidered black white Lace and
ETY. Of wreaths Of straw flowers, feather flowers &C.
The only house In the United States where these
goods be obtained.
Rosr0E, January s, 1875,
lqn e-9lw3v
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H. "A. GILL NJ II
Councillor at Lac,

Has removed his office his Tesid In FanGln Row.
Of and Thirteenth He will continue devote hia
principally In the United States Supreme
Having devoted concerning patents
advice and opinions legal questions arising In before
the Patent oee and appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
the District OF Columbian and will also the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
lie win also written opinions and for
having claims before Congress either othe Departments
will claims before board established for their
adjudication.
ncI QR-dlf
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81. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
Nknr Ernninshurn Ehedcrink GnnLntn M

THE studies
2ft August and Thur-day June.
board and tuition $3.50 per payable
ally In advance There charges for drawing
and also for Spanish, Italian German Laun
for the primary department pups
800 pay able yearly IN advance.
Letters o. inquiry should be addressed MOTHER
aOR Of - Josoph Academy, Emmsburs Frederick county
Maryland
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Virginia Land.

HAVE wood land II n well wstered and has
plenty VI meadow land ~ The railroad and plank road both
through Fredericksburg 10 ~ miles, and
he uame rom Orange hou-e.
Further ANY wishing 70 purchase
W view The whole had for Eve dollars per
cash. be divided 70 suit hsssrs higher
p.,cs, Apply 10 r. r. THOM,
Juna 9-isv5w Fredericksburg Virginia.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No, SO Wall street, ~ Y.
BROWN, sHtPLEY, Co,
Liverpool
STEPHEN REHNARD 4 co,
q Austin Fnars, London
D. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris
The ships accountable gold silver
bullion, specie ewey, precious stones, mehs unless bills
fading therefor
May l-du
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oLD silver hne steel and plated spectaces glasses sc
" all focuses, with peoal periscoc, and paaboa
long experience gives peculiar advantages in seecns
adapted 10 the eyes OF weaTeu.
NJ. W. GAIT 4 BRO,
"a Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth street.
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Washington Aqueduct.
- a. 4

OTuoE o WAsHIESToE hQUrDuCT,
Washington, March 7, 1855
PROPOSALS graduation brick masonry,
tunnels, other Of the Washington agueduc
Proposals. received the 9Th Of May, will be opened Of
that day.
Maps proaIes and oho work will be ready for
animation 10th day Of April
Proposals received Of particular culVeTts,
bridges SC &C described In the and specifications
Portions only be under
appOpnaion but all for unfinished work Will
be subject future appropriations by Congress The
right prescribe the Of be done and
under each contract Tor appropriation and
ofthe appropriation holding sufficiently decide
works shall be stopped unit funds become available.
In OF the entire particular for
will paid Judgment
dc engineer the work has been properly executed so far has
gone.
Payments specie upon United
and will be dtion Of all that the work
shall be paid their full wages monthly. and in specie.
Az bids should be sealed and endood Proposals for work on
the Washington Aqueduct"
The United rel any the bids
be deemed advantageous
considered most conducive the progress Of
worn.
Every Offer accompanied BY written signed by
responsible persons the effect they
bidder bidders w n his their bid
obligation, within days,
securities for completion The work undertaken said guarantee
accompanied by the certificate Of tho United
United States district officer
general government individual known the Engineer
pnrmen Of War; that the able make good
Bids win be opened presence bidders II any them
choose To be present
Capt of Engincgrs In change
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Law Partnership.
r. j. WALKER

IL
DOBERT J. WALKER n LOUIS JANIN formed a parts
~ ncrhp for the a Of
Cou Of tho United states and in tho Court Of Gains Address
Washington CITY, d. G, Jan 2-eodrhf
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mo. SEAL
Notice

Of The removal Of the land office from Lebanon 10 Centre
IN The State Of Alabama
accordance with provisions
An authorizing changes in the location
approved March ln53 hereby deciaIed
the land office for the public lands
II ALAssAA, VIII be removed
SIae from and amer the thirty first day "f July
Gwen under hand, the city OF Washington l7
June, 4. ID. 1856
BY President;
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
June lS-lnw6w [lutel sStarJ
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
Harsur aUd IaIon8 LpsuyauCe


LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Marine, and hlaad Insurance.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
Sl,36s,I6I Is.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA.
Qoe nOrhsst Of and SspsntssHth
street, Rasht"gio"J u. q.
DIRECTORS.
Hon Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dinsee,
George H. Armstrong, Thomas MaaderGed,
George aem5oid p CaIol Brewssr,
James Il. Neal, Isaac Leech, Jr.
EDWARD Il. HELMBoLD, secretary
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No, 397 street, opposite City Hal.
John NJ ihonto corner lst street and Vgna Island
John Eggeo, No street, below PennsyIvauiu
avenue
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain p Levy No 367 Pennsylvania avenue opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
John ThOmason
most successful Of similar institution ia e uuea State WIN
From the LIST day OF August e55 1--WE months January
dsd aud eight thousand hundIed and my dollars wi
on" I1y ss hundred and sixty SIX dollars losses reported
tors feel justified aoielns share public patronage believing
Iased more according 10 equl han legal echnieaues
a
HES sEs al de- eripuons Of BUILDINGS and lhe
sIEAMbnATs, CANAL B"Ar>, aAli:hoADs, and INC usua
aud me hG Of T dSS aD1Saas ana
The premium will be 10 low as OH, eopaos and il
liking hem and
VA A. % ,o taken AXE ia lni@ eo.s,drlal,"n
u northwest corner reHn'yVaHa avenue and Seventeenth
Insurance may Giso be directed al tAs Home ONCE
Norta~ss Walnut and streets, philadelphia.
and IN other pal cities of United by
officers OF me company
June l3-dly
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Law school Of Cumberland University, AZ Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caulhers
L. judges of TenneB5e0
Hon Nathan Green of the judges supreme
of Tennessee
Hon. Brom6eld L. Ridley, the
Judges Carhers Green their
the school.
Plan Of nstraeioal Daily examinations
books No regular of lectures
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
dents suits statement of facts proes
and them through all
practice The framed TO require them
Deeds Wills records and all of documents be
denee in the trials some OF me cases taken BY appeal
supreme which 10 held monthly
public al the cad ofevey session The students clerks
IFS jurors circuit judges and chanceors, and other official
sacites connected with their suits.
SesfonsThe first session the third Monday
third Thursday February.
the succeeding Monday in February and
Thursday in July
Expenses per $50, advance
81 boarding about $50, Students furnish
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores
required complete
class No previous study required
mission There four regular classes
an during the collegiate year
Number of students the las collegiate year eightyBI.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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r. NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
SS<1E$aff AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
NzNo ~ The shps pnising this line WASHING
s1esznAhG TON, Capt. Z. Cavendyi HERMANN. Capt Ed.
ward higgnA.
These stop Southampton going returning