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Notice

Of cilhdrdtcdl Of lands in Florida and alabama.
pursuance of entitled An granting public
alternate sections the states OF fionda and Alabama
aid In the certain railroads said Ses
proved l7h May 1856, all land lying within been
each side OF following railroads branch
wit from 81 Johns river, nye Of Es
Gambia bay near Pensacola from Amelia island the Atlantic
the OF Tampa bay, with branch Ceder Key
Gulf OF Mexico eIcep the Tampa bay portion Of It's
with the Cedr Key branch and from Pensacola Florida
Montgomery AlabamHhAve by ONCE
suspended from sale and location until further orders
Given hand, General Land once city
Washington this twenty third day Of May, 1885.
THos A. HENDRICKS,
May 24-aw6wt Star 4 Inte.1
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TO THE bADiEs.-Mr r. H. HARPER, 3s Bloomfield street.
Boston, has just received OF those rich and
elegant embroidered Of the latest Partisan style
which were universally admired Newport last seaon A he
not then able 10 supply demand he takes this opportunity
inform the ladies' that opening fresh supply some
which are white md appropriate for bridal costumes
Also bead dresses eoure colarr, manes Sc al Of
which embroidered black white lace, and vnr
city Of wreaths Of straw flowers, feather flowers, SC
N B-Ihis the only house the United States whore these
goods be obtained,
BosToa, January s, 1855,
Jan b-2nM2M
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon Abraham Canthe late ono of tho circuit
l. judges OF Tenne1nee.
Hon. Nathan Green late of the judges
of Tennessee
Hon. Bomdcld Ridley the State.
Judges CaTuhers Green dev their whole
the school,
Plan Of nsiruionl Daily examinations each class
books No of lectures explanations
daily lessons the progress OF the examinations
g. Weekly of law equity, which
dents suits statement of facts
and through all the processes
practice The framed require them
Deeds Wills records and all documents
dence in the trials Some of me are taken by appeal
which held monthly In the and
public the end every session The students clerks
jurors circuit judges and chanceors In Official
bacites connected with their suits.
SessionsThe first session the third Monday
tember ends third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday in February ends
Thursday in july
Expenses per session-Tuon $780, advance conng gen
fee 81 boarding about $50 Students furnish
which BIZ had in the Lebanon bookstores.
advanced class No previous study required
There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There mootlegislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Notice

Of the renaoOai Of the land Office from Lebanon to Centre
in Tie State Of alabama.
accordance with the provisions Of the entitled
An authorizing changes In location land
approved March 1885, hersb
Office public in the State
OF ALABAMA, will be
State from and after the thirty -nrst day II July
Gwen under hand the city Of Washington, this l7h
June, A. ID. 1885,
By President
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General and once.
June ls-law6w Intel. astarI
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NOTICE Of the removal Of the land Once from
IN Dacnrrah to Usage, in the State Of Iowa.
In accordance provisions the Congress entitled
IAN act authorizing changes location OF Offices
proved March 3D. 1855 hereby declared and made known that
The land Office public Dacorrah
State OF Iowa, will removed the Usage,
State, from thirty first day Of July nert.
under my hand the city Of Washington, this twentieth
day Of June, A. d. 1886.
By order Of the Presdent!
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Once
June 9l-law6w [lnel & Star
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Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought TO min
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days % aud lang syne."
The members of the senior year ending June
year ending 1881 Freshman
ending June, $780, hereby
Washington, D. Co. by the third March, D. 1857
the links the chain
tide entirely exchange
lives greeting and sympathy, and lament untDey
OF their most promising compoers.
preliminary meeting of the sefappoinied committee will be
Suites Boe Chestnut street, between Fourth and Fifth
which those members OF the
venient invited when
adopted TO secure as full an attendance possible.
In the those whom addressed
good enough Furnish the secretary
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
of Trenton N. j., Chairman of Committee.
ALEXANDER c. HART, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTSER.
ofLancaser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston, Aleghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
of BaIsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
JoHN WEIDMAK OF Lebanon, Pa. Secretary.
March 27-1awtMa3 fInteligenceTl
All newspapers the civilized OF tho world
cd 10 this advertisement their editorial
Of the classes through
visions globe
States Of America requested grauou insertion
casionay between this date and the ID Of March A. D. 1857
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removed his office his resid in Franklin
and Thirteenth He will continue
ton principally United supreme Court
Having devoted much time The law concerning patents will
advice opinions legal questions arising
the Office and appeals 10 the chief justice
Justices Of the District of Coumba and will also the
prepa and trial concerning
lie will also written opinions and prepare for
claims before Congress either OF the departments
will claims before board established for their
adjudication.
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NOTICE Of the withdrawal Of lands In wisconsin
puruance Of approved 3D. June 1885, granting pub
land the State Of Wisconsin to aid in the "
said have been This or
Withdrawing from market until further orders oil the tand in
said State the
fore ordered hV telegraph 0 the 10Th ~ May last
portion Of the lands will be when the
Of received Al this
rce or which restoration 30 days public notice will be given
Given hand ~ The General Land Office the city Of
Washington, this I2h Of June, A. d. 1856
TiIUS. A. HENDRICKS Commissioner
June l9-law6w Intel, STAR
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THOMAS H. FLoRENCE, President.
EDWARD II. HELMBoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter No. 3g7 d street.
John Nj Thornton, LIST and Virginia
James Williams, No ~ An street
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain ]. L. Levy, No. 474, Pennsylvania avenue.
GENEl IL SUPERINTENDENT
John Thomson
The business this company compare favoraby with the
most successful of similar institutions United
f" the Isl day August 1885, IN five months ~ let January
1885, the received amounted the large
only forty SIX and dos @ r sIS a94' WI"
Win these Of success and good management the aec
tnn' the security offered ample and tina. all fair claims i'll be
Win uGodns ample indemnify The public the corn.
Pany have deposited with
MEssRs. DUNCAN, SHERMAN, Il CO. or NEW YORK
THEIR BANKERS,
Cash and premium notes to provide accruing
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
payment of losses
on
ses
s"% oS s Of and s
premium as other companies and in
viii be taken into consideration. ' 'e'"'"'
All losses spe diiy adjusted and promptly paid
street, Washington city, D. &;
Northwest Ipaat and Second street, Phtiade
Aiso at The Companys Odc
New York A. W Thompson, No. 10 Wall street
Boston-OlveT brewster No. 4 State street.
Ralimoe-B. II Richardson, No - street
Clncinual--Ta yor b Anthony
Charieston-J II Taylor No. l2l Z. Ray street.
New Orleans Hartman Doane.
Mougomery-Alhen Williams.
Mobile. G. Waugh.
Pitisbug-T. Hunter, No 80 Water street.
Savannah. Wilbur, No. Ill Bay street.
Augusta-Girardey Whyte, 81 Co.
Atlana-Marcus A Bell
Trenton-Nan s. Cocks
Fond du Lac-Reber A. Baker.
Vicksburg-J Putnam.
BufaI0-A. Barker.
Memphis-W. L. Milton.
DeuOit-Th0mas Palmer l. Son.
Miwauke-t 4. Wellington Hart
Weshurg Nirginin-Dannth Brown, IT,.
Erie, Pennsy lvania Allen A. Craig
Wyoming Pennsy r. c. Smith,
LoulsviIie-H II. Undertake.
Nashville Joseph Nash.
Portltnd-n. Robinson,
Chcago-E P. Ward
ttancIsco-N iiham Biggs
Lous-1homas L. CourCna general agent
ern
principal of United by authorized
officers
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THE EARNEST MAN.-Lffe and Labors Of Adoniram Jud-
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virginia Land.

HAVE for l,la wood land well wneed, and has
plenty land H. The railroad and plank road both
through from Fredericksburg 10 miles,
from Orange Court house,
Further unnecessary. Any wishing purchase
The whole he had for i've dollars
third cash. Il be divided to suit purchaser higher
price. Apply TO r. r THOMt
June 3-isw5m Fredericksburg Virginia.
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purneI Toudvlne Is. johnson Cray and Maria Sessions

Purnel Toudvne u.s. Johnson Gray Maria Sessions.
Judge OF the eth ju cIal circuit of Maryland
THE object Of this suit procure
al the petircng
the complainant a
Maria sesons The BILL IN substance thai
Mackey late OF Somerset county deceased hts will
all his of
after her death William NJ D. TOWNSEND Eliza Townsend
Ell Eabeh Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
said died
dollars The bin "a BY
OF he the tue Of
purchase said John Siemons Ann
Vance interest," the death Of said JohR
all said Johns death Of William Townsend
and OF Maria and Mary e. equal
Of his interest his only heirs law the
Of
the sale said Mary F. Semons heT interest
'aid lot the complainant the purchase by said John b.
leime Mara Sessions nd
deed given to him therefor, II there
destroyed death Of Susan Smith descent
her brother, III said H.
Henry of all his certain johnson Gray
the State OF Nnn that the complainant srized
Johnson n
Gray enths subject
for the life n said Susan, su
advanced and establishing complain
tenth Interest aforesaid sold said
purpose pation and for publication against
said Maria and Johnson, who residents M this
hercupon this third day OF June eighteen hundred and by
the complainant, causing copy
inserted In newspaper Puhshedin Washington
five weeks before 18th
said ndnnts OF object
bill and Them this
October
premises and show they have why decree should
pass prayed THOMAS A. SPENCE.
True cnpy-test;
GEvrE WootroRD, Clerk
June 7-law5wif
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st. Josephs Academy for Young Ladies',

Wear EMmlIs6nFg, FFedeTteN County,, Nd
THE annual session studies this
2fh August and terminates Thursday June The
for board and tuition $3.50 payable semi
ally advance There charges for music drawing paint
also for Spanish Italian German aud Latin The
for the primary department composed OF pupils under nine
500 annum payable half yearly in advance.
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RIoR Of 81 Josephs Academy, Emmtbug Frederick county
Maryland.
Inl lRnnr.
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INSTRUCTIONS To BIDDERS.

No win be made for trips performed each Of such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the Of the trip
be deducted. For arrivals after schedule sufficiently
excused fourth the for the trip may be deducted The
be annued for repeated faure violating
oce laws for dsobeying instructions
The Postmaster General order increase Of service
the contract lie the schedule
vded the running time ha diminished may cua
discontinue pay
condition Of his allowing months the
service dispensed with.
will be allowed for excess, any,
advertised distance the points be supplied correctly
The be executed by the LIST Of September
NEXT JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
June 7-law4wt
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rrlessmsr-r6s are.t Europsan Dl.eoysry,


PROTECTED royal letters patent England by
the seals of Ecoe dc Pharmnce de Paris the Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna,
Tncsemar No the remedy for general and local debility
OF vre decay and nil the distressing
quences arising from early abuse &C Its effects ecacou
youth manhood old Virile would
impaired, the decline life " the TTiesennr
universally adopted all physical mpedments vanish like
before m influence thus rendering lie Invaluable those
teTing the marriage state.
TGsemaT No completely and entirely eTadcate
disorders which
andoto for, the ruin OF the health Of portion OF pop
uatOn.
Tesemar No the European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately, English physician
the inevitable destruction OF
and which all the sarraparlla in the world
TTessmar Nos L. and alike devoid smell
all nauseeng qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected.
Sold cases, % divided separate doses
ministered BY Vapeau, La0emand RouI, &C.
To be had Wholesale retail, OF Mr. H. A. Barrow No 81
Green Canal New York. specially appointed by the
proprietor and pntenee for the United and
other Of America Immediately receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow will forward the Tnessmar any part Of the world
securely PACKED and addressed according OF the
writer,
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dly
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.ervice are also invited.

Proposals must be guaranteed by responsible persons esT
fed to such by postmaster Judge OF record and
cnntae must be entered into by the successful bidder with surety
before Of October, lst6
Nopsy will be made for trips not performed
omissions satisfactorily explained three the the
be ded cted For arrivals far behind
nexiOn with depending mails, excused
fourth Of the compensation for the
Fines will be imposed, delinquency promptly
sactoiy explained for neglteng take the
post office for suffering be injured destroyed robbed
and Cor rousinE after demand,
the
hicles the The Postmaster may
for repeated failures ageeaby
obyng tho post ONCE laws or instructions Of the department
The Postmaster GTnsa alter the
service by allowing
pay He may discontinue service
months extra compensation on III" AMOUNT or service dspensed
Bids should be addressed the
General" superscbed Proposals. for No $751;
For further particulars pamphet carry
the mails Virginia, North Carolina, Carolina
Florida, dated January II, 1855. CAMPBELL,
June l3-law4w Postmaster General.
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United states Mails.
Posr OTFIoz DEPARTMENT,

Posr orFIoE DEPARTMENT, June T. 1855.
PROPOSALS for carrying the United States mails from the let day
Of October the Both June 1884, the following
Tennessee will be received The Contract Oce OF this de
partmen in the city Of Washington until the 18th
August next, to be decided the next day, viz;
No. sG63 From Concord Depot TGn Louisville, miles and
back, times n
Leave Concord Depot Monday Wednesday, and Friday,
arrival Of train from KnoI vlle-say at 10 am
Arrive nj Louisville by - I'm;
Leave Louisville Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at Concord Depot by
Proposals for six trips week invited
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United States Mail.
FRORIOh.
PosT oTTIcE DErLRTHEKT,

POET OTTIcE DErLRTNEKT,
June H. 1850.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of United on DC
tober y 1885, June 1859, Ing
State Of Florida in the here specified, w be received At
the Contract Office Of the Once Department
Washington until OF the ls September 1855, TO be decided
on the day
6S7 Prom Columbus, BY Fort Fanuing shoa Town. Old Town.
Clay Landing AtSena Que, Homosasaa, Bay
and back twice month, In steamboats,.
Bidders will distance, propose which will
make ue connection with the steamers plying between New Or
eans, La, and Key West, Fla.
REnnnsala for eve arc InxIIad.
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e. NEW YORK, HREMEN, AND SOUTH
,%S&l&t<H hhP1ON UkIfEDSTAT MAIL sTEAMERs.-
Tue ships comprising this line the WASHING
ward fagns ~F : '' 4N' "sP' h3
ThsSe steamers Southampton both going returning
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILIRQ-ls56.
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
spectacIes.

GOLD silver fine steel and plated spectaes glasses &c. Of
all focuses, with pencsl pescopc and paraboa glasses
long experience gives peculiar advantages In selecting
adapted to the eyes OF wearerS.
NJ W. GAIT h BRO
324 Penn. avenue, between Ninth Tenth streets
Jan Qa-n
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these ships will be accountable for gold
bullion specie ewolry precious stones Metals unless bills
signed therefor, and the vaue expressed
May l-du
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

The chips comprising this inC are the following;
Atlantic Capt Oliver Eldridgc.
R-r, These ships having been hul by
I'm PeSsy for government service has been
taken in their construction, also In their engines,
tna& 10 insure strength and speed and their acconmo
dations for unequaed for and comfort
Price Of from New York Liverpool 10 first cabin, 49,
~ second cabin, s5 From Liverpool to New York. 30 and 20
guinGas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No hertbs he secured until paid for
The ships Of this line have tight bulk heads and
avoid danger from viii the Banks north OF %
until amer the LIST Of August.
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By the President Of the United States


IN pursuance oflaw FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Uni
led states Of Amerea do hereby declare and a
sISS s 81 ia Michigan m = the ss sssn dssassd to %
Al sAuLT STE MARIE, sommsnGing on Mon
day day Of July next for the disposal Of the pubic
situated within the aforementioned townships and fractional
townships, viz:
Ko,tA Of the base Iias and ws,t Of s principal meridian
TIE ISLANDS situated in section six, township oy seven
range four, township forty 81 range three
. tS"fS n'' anu :" '''"'A range
Township forty nine, OF range ten.
Townships forty seven forty nine, and my Of range eleven
Townships fortysx forty se'en aud forty eight
Township iort three forty six range twenty
Township. for.y four AND forty Ave- q range wenyaye
Townships forty eight snne, and Anyone, Ofrange thirty
townships forty eight, orynne, any, and Anyone, OF range
Townships forty Ave. fifty, my one of hirgs1
Township any, of range thirty seven,
I ,nyys Y township a~ "n q m rSass
ns Sav Of Angus, for Tie disposal Of The public Lands ~
whn the following named townships and paris of township
viz
North Of fhs base line and Wess Of the principal msan
Township thIrty-ssven, Of range twenty-sevon.
townships and range Nv
NORTH Of the base Of tAs principal medan.
Certain islands situated following sections,
tons twenty four and twenty ass township four Of e1g
thirty range eight. IN sections nnsesa and thirty township
eight range nine sections hres four nina, ten town.
shp niySo o. the range section three township
thirty four township hiry-one, OF the same range. ,.
other aa pspaSs ,oses with oss and
thereby unh, for any granted to the STATE
reclaim the swamp lands within ,he, limits" approved
ons asas win b. on the y
appointed and will in the order in which they adv
offered and ths sales thus closed but no sale shah kept
Than ws Sd mo S s a 81 tue lands will
Given under my hand at the city Of washington This mn day Of
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Washington Aqueduct.
OvTicE OF TnE WAsHIHGToN AaUEDuCr,
Mach ii

Orucr w.snnoroN AaUEDucr,
Washington March T. SOS.
dams tunnels other the washington aquoduct
Proposals. received the May will be opened
Maps proh,s specifications ready
animation and after the Goth day April
Proposals will be received the particular cuver,
bridges &C. se described in the plans and
appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work will
The precrb the amount Of work to De done and
Of under each for each appropriation and
what works shall be stopped uni funds become available
funds the reserved ten pr cent viii p paid n The Judgment Of
the engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments will specie upon
U @ Snd so co s"n Of S co0tp h1 m
shall be paid their full monthly and specie
the Washington AqueducL"
The United States the nigh, any the bids
they deemed arrange
msns considered conducive the Of the
work.
Every ustbe accompanied guarantee signed by
0Is Of %Trs a Sr Re effect s he o. they under
into obgaon within ton days, with good and sufficient
to be accompanied by the certificate OF the United States
5 n'S oS sa Sr
of War; that the are able make good their
Bids win be opened in presence Of bidders If any
choose TO be present
Capt OF Engineers in charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ c. Meigs, U. $. Engineers.
hereby Jointly and severay, States and
guaranty the foregoing bid be accepted that he
contract for the with good sufficient
% asUomsD 9D%r nb p Amy 70 c. e
said shall s to enter Into contract n aforesaid guaranty
the neIt lowest bidder.
QSigned) A.. D.
hereby certify that the best my knowledge belief
above named gunrantors are good and sufficient.
Mar sowIs,hMay &Iawtr
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