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Should anid acquaintance BE forgot,
And brought 10 min'
Should Huid acqustn'anee BE- fnfgot,
And days ~ aud lang syne."
The year ending June, 1883
the Junior June, 1884, the sophnore
ending 1881 the Freshman class Of the
year Guiding Jahe, $780, hereby requested assemble In
asngton, d. CO. ny The td OF March, A. D. 1851 the latest
the links OF the chan OF love and ieDdho which
entirely exchange in theiI
greeting sympathy, lament unlney fate
OF their promising eohpeers.
preliminary meeting lie selfsppoinied committee viii be
held frst Aond y Ia September A. D. 1866 Al The UHied
iltt, Chestnut Fourth aud Finn
mrInheTs the Glasses whom be
Will be
adopted 10 SECURE as fun an attendance possible
In the Ihose whom this " addressed VIII be
good furnish The secretary ofe BY mail with
their respective post Offices
81 Trenton N. j., Chairman OF Committee
ALEXANDER q. BART, III. D.,
pbiladephia Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
of ancaaier, Pennsyiyania,
PHILIP PENDLErON,
Of Winston Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL. r. RICHARDS,
Balstp Iron aud Glass Works, NJ. J
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
ions WEIpAAR, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2T--lRwtMat3 [intelgencsrl
All civilized countries Of the world
their editorial
Of scattered through tha four
visions the globe all throughout the United
of gratuos insertion
caopay between this date aud the Sd Of March A. d. 1851
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TEnF0sHD DAE.Is OF sAILiAs.
from Rsm York. From LiSsTEsol

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, d 90,
Liverpool,
STEPHEN KENNARD & co,
~ Austin FriaIs, London.
b. q, WAINWRIGHT & Co.,
Paris.
chips will be accountable for gold sysr,
bullion specie jewey precious stones metals unless bills OF
the thereof
Shippers ships
carry an goods conraband Of war
Nov 24-du
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m# No. bAS
NOTICE OF the location land Oftees and
the office OF the surveyor general Ina Ksnsas and
Nebraska Territories.
Re tat in OF the 18Th section Of the
AID july 1854 land Offices for the
Territories Of Nebraska, OF the
establishing office Of general for said Terri
Office DtSTRICTo
OMAHA CITY, The Of Of Nebraska Territory
the sfce for the PAwsg !" and Of the
LIE Comrros" the OF of Kansas Ter
Titory.
Given under hand city of Washington twenty
sixth day OF November A D. 1855.
BY order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
Nov 99-law6w Intel. and StaT1
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Law Notice.

...##. Bows, STANTON, WhLKKR.
WM. r. BROWN, FRED. r. STANTON, and >. KNOX WALK
Err have formed partnership for practising Supreme
OF Unea States,
and &C Tennessce Offices IN Washington Mem
parties will place.
letter q will
Ip--ifeod fIntel. and sentinel copyl .
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LrlNE French editions OF Eousssau, Racine. ssvigi
C0poiie, Mose, DE sia Ducts Frois-at Bourdaopst Le
Sage, Schiller Guizpt Hsust Monsire. Maherbe Descas
Bariheemy yoltare Chaieanerand tiosa, Radicals see
Mp-brsnche, 81 lduc, Fsson, Thierry Maehiave Rsgn
and other writers, found prices the
bookstore of The undersigned imported by himself from Paris
binding, beautiful "
Iustrarions. fRAsCR TAYLOR.
Also small collection, various, Of French books for 70
Paris editions
Dee
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lime Ihr~ry Editions af Gibbon. UaInn1 Rus1ri,
Rohrron Hume, sort Ivfrs Present. Bancroft, Mack
iunh, Roscoe, Wshsts thes Pepy, sharon
Tunnel N's Ritter, Burnett Clarendon, GIes, frrunn,
mold, RGln utah, and other Of the standard historians
be- 'onHd moderate prices the bookstore The
undrrsirnd ~ Cue hhray hndinRs of them imported direct
FROM London by the undsrsigaed and bound there
Dec23 FRANCK TAYLOR
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TREATISE ON ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.
Misses Rockers English and French Board
ing and Day School for Young Ladder, AGA Il
Street. he1Mcen 9th and 18th streets.

rHIs institution has been in successful operation for some
hoahfnnss, and of
Of In the The
comprises all branches usually taught the
senfinares.
Madame Dorman, well known in this city accomplished
successful Of French, resides the family a
ording pupils facilities in that language
Circulars containing other particulars may be had
application 10 The principals or al the bookstores.
RrrEREscEs.
Rev @. d. Cun'mns, Washington.
Rev. .. w. French,
Rev r. ID. GurIey, - #....
Hon. w. w. Seaton, Z"
p X. FendaI esq
Hon A. O. Brown /" Mississippi
Judge d. =. curtis, United States Supreme Court.
Alonxo bishop Of rennsy
Ri Rev. q. r. Mcilvaine, bishop OF Ohio.
a--eo
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HARVEY O. ADAMS, ha purchased e. wheeler
ii Co. all iher stock Of hardware Ia the lately
by thom No. 3i5 Pennsylvania opposite Browns
beg Leave respectfully call the aenon OF purchasers
weseected stock goods We hope
nose, and good OF all Hoe, 10 merit
HARVEY ADAMS
Nov l-dim
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Washington Aqueduct.
OfYIoE or THK WAsHIsgToK

ornox or TRE W. suIssroH AeuRpuoT
Washington, March 7, 1855.
PROPOSALS invited graduation masonry
dams, tunnels and other work the Washington aqueduc
Proposals. up Way, will opened
that day.
Maps podIes and specifications the will be ready
animation and after the 20th day OF April
Proposals Will be received for the work Of particular cue
bdges &C. &c described In the plans and specifications.
Of the be completed
appropriations but all contracts for unfinished work will
right presera amount
mol holding GU, sucny decide when and
works shall be stopped until funds become available
funds The reserved ten per cent viii paid IT, the asmaat
the engnee The work has been property executed far has
Payments will be specie upon The United State,
per cent; diou of
shall be paid their al wages monthly, and in specie
Al bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
the washington Aquednet." ~ .,.,, nh. ,,-
should they and such arraege
considered conducive to The progress Of the
Every offer accompanied by written signed
take hat the bidder bidders w his or bid be accepted
obligation, within tsn days. with good and sufficient
be accompanied the certificate OF the United States district
@ Ssn,sn % % an c
parment Of War; that the eusno able to make good their
Bids win opened presence bidders, II any OF them
choose 10 be present
Capt of Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. NJ G. Meigr, U. y. Engineers.
hereby Jointly and sevoray States aud
guaranty the foregoing bid Of be accepted thai
will within the the said bid
for the with ood and ureeui suretHs
ofths which Il made, Aud In
said - shal @ 10 Aforesaid we guaranty
the difference between the offer by the sad and
the lowest bidder.
''is'''' d 81
hereby certify that my knowledge and belief
bove-named guarahors are good and sufficient
Mars wisthMayGi uwu
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HOME MAN FACEuR SIS.
Fairvisvv Cotfoa Works,

Near the Canal Basn, Alexandria
FITZPATRICK BURNS, propstpts. nnanufc oC
cotton yarns carpet cbain sa Irvine, wrapping ne
cotton bats, sc
Orders merchants in Washington RESPECTFULLY aoed for
articles whc, deliver IN Washington
lower than Baltimore northern markets Al
orders will with prompt attention by addressing
Oct ll-Alm q
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4 oNaEELIOw's New pesm.-rhe song Of HiawathA
IL by Henry Wadswouh LongfrIlow Price 81
Curious aires Funny People, IS
Iust published and for sale At .
TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
NovI5 Bookstore. 9th
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fore California
r. Unied SIaus mail siss mshins leave New York
St61 for hspin~uH aud Goth oC each month,
NI6AxA- connecting with mail from San
These Steamship the Navy
Department, md gnRrnny speed and safety
The Panama railroad al r lsted from
AID baggage passcn-
gers checked IN NV York through Francisco and
smbafL Panama company
The money paid expenses nip.
Reserve kept port New YORK; Panama, and
San Francisco detention accident that
the route IL entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive Aspp
Conductors 60 lhoaeh each steamer and charge
and children without other PROTECTOR.
For through ticket. apply agency III
West street, New York, l. W. RAYMOND.
Mnyh-df
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Law school of Cumberland University, Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Cathers late Of the circuit
judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green udges supreme court
of Tennessee.
Hon. BromheId l.. Ridley, State
Judges Csfunsrs their Whols
the school.
Plan instrrotonl Daily sIaninatons
books No regular
daily lessons the progress OF tho examinations
q Weekly ocOmpon law and equity, in which
dents suits OF facts proes
sos and them through all the
practice. The framed
deeds wills records and all
dence tie trials. some Of by appeal
public the session. The
ifs jurors circuit judges ehanceors, and ocin
facities connected with their suits,
seSsionsThe first the third
tember, and end. rd Thurs5y February The second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday In July.
Epensss per e,onsTuHon $50, advance; contingent
s2 boarding $50. Students furnish books
which b. had in the Lebanon boosstnrss
Pour sessions required
dents advanced class No previous study required Tor
There regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year 49,. l..
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate eighty six
ROBERT 4. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board OF Trustees
MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
tahe and
ton OF the travelling public.
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spectscics.
oLD, silver hus and plated specaclss eye glasses
VI all Focuses win perfoca perscoppc pafsbola glasses
long gives peculiar advantages ssIucsR eas.
adapted TO the eyes Of
VI. W. GAIT n BROa
3s4 Penn. avenue between Ninth ana Tsnth s,rssts
JrnoS-n
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NEw gUuK, atIksmFcn, AND sOUr8-
<gSGTSS& ANPTnN UNITED STATES MAIL srEA ERE
StSxsl the shPs comprising thiH lire the WASHING
DsfsSZss~sT oN Capt L. Csyendyi HERMANN, Capt. I'd
ward Iisgins.
These stop Southampton both gpg returning
ppppOGgD Tpa pr AN
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pR0GREss Of Religion. Idoa.I by l.. Maria ohnd.

pR0GREsss Of Religious Idess by 4. Maria ChiIds.
L
The Purchase Early West, edition,
Lily, Novel vol.
Works OF Chns, Lamb 9 wis
Harperp stnry Book. Vol 4.
Mexico aud Religion; by n A. Wilson. Iustrated.
Border RearesI by w. Gilmore simms.
smtke ~ Charles Dickens.
The Chila vic Charles Dickens.
Mysteries suars BY william Harrison Aims
Nov % FRAHCK TAYLOR
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The New York and Liverpool United statsl
Mail Steamers.

The ships comprising Ihs The folowinss
The Atlantic. Ws..
racine
Angl LollaIoNks
Ihe AdtauR sOaDI
re-. These ships having been baiIt by contract
054 pressy s government seTyes, every has been
Nts&A IL their construction, IN their
OUAzD strength speed and their
daIoas passengers fo
Price passage Liverpool cabin
SS IN second cabin go Exclusive use o. state rooms
cas- From Liverpool New York, 10 and ~ suineas,
An experienced surgeon attached 90 each ship
No berths . be secured until paid for.
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No. b4Al
Notice Of tina nsopsnias the D4nviiIs Land once
Illinois.
GENERAL LAED orEIoE, Sept 10, 1885,
INSTRUCTIONS have This day been the
receiver Of The Danse Illinois
remaining
public notice o. the receipt Of
Ieopenng their Office and the which applications will
Tuos A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2l-2aw6w IIulel SaT.l Commissioner.
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hofttGLoa ~ nscarried IN being nom Omit,
~ man, Tsas " Gen Rusk Washington city warrant Ger
uacaih No - go ~ 700 ~ land issd
81 Pensions Thomas ~ Dement,
sres Dement,, decrssed of Captain Msfshs cpupary
kentucky vunteers lNexiean ~ The
rvis o. Thnns Dement,. deceased Intends ~.
Commissioner Extensions Tor duplicate 81 such
FRA y. DEMENT,.
bee A-lsv6w*
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Caution-Loltery Frauds.

ornoK M,nTLtrp CossoItp. rrp LoTrrEirs
Baltimore, Maryland, July ., Iss5.
THE commissioner Of the Maryland
duty caution pubic swinaers
WIN lottery pchsmrs
and pretend he the for the sale Of
ar wholly fictitious
The legal lotteries Maryland usdar
ndence the people OF
ersmns and approve the
schemes the drawings.
Az the tickets IN these ouees AID all certificates packages
tickets the ng aphed r X Br-nan
Maryland
Baltimore. Marytand.n All others fraudulent
For fu information subject Of those frauds address
FIX. brennan,
Sept 2s-dly Baltimore, MaryIand.
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New store and New Goods.

Ha, Gap, and Gellsmen's Furnishing Estabhshmsnt
rHE Undersigned having erpensa ded splendid
style
streets north de sye the honor tn the czeus Of the
District members of Couress and the lie
and
articles usually
class gentiemcn's furnishing tabshmen They
Lcay Beetle Genu and fashionable styles OF dress
Felt Hats for and boys Ai size, shapes, and prices
Navy, black, and fancy cloth Coz and boys
Undershirs and drawers Of sk, lanhswo0l
Shaker Tyiot Scotch cs~hmere, merno
Canton flannel ae large OF all qualities and
prices.
Dress cotton PLAN
babds,
Gloves soek e erassis, sspcnde, hosiery Of all kinds,
pocket hand krrciiefs, SC
robes, smoking and caps, gen1smen shswis
gaunets, umbrellas, toilet articles,
To vi % which respectfully solicit examination, feeling
win enable
them Inducements all who them with
call.
dealing and moderate prices may be relied upon Call
GRO. NJ. n. WHITE h co,
Dee e-esdimf No 1872 Pa. between 9Th and 10th a.
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No. 546. .M. #..
Notice of the establishment or three additional
land districts in the State of Iowa.
IN pursuance change
Boundaries land dsics The Iowa. for
Other approved March 3d. 1855 which three
additional districts said hereby declared and made
the land office for the TURKEY DISTRICT" has
been established DAooaRA in Winneshek that for the
FoRr DIsTRoTn FoRT DoDGR, Webster county
and that for the Sioux DISTRICT" siorr CITY, God
bury county.
Given under hand the city of Washington, this thirty
day OF October, A. H. 1855.
BY order Of the Presidents
w. SIT THo5 A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Noy2-lawbw lint and
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A LBuHs, French PortfoIt.., BIbIcs, spd Payer
books sound IN and clasps
Basley' Notipn gold pens, gold and gold
pencil Rodgus finest Pensnvcs imported direct from DE
mnnutscurc of drawing tnstrumfn drn~ins boots
French and English French Enph American uvcne books
variety hns editions kean Ftrne and RnTish
tho IN fac bin dngs imported direct from London and fs9
Dee 20 TRANCK TAYLOR
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ERENCH JUVENILE BooHs.-A wel-ssleoted collection
books various III their and prices and
bruuiu
be 10 bookstore uudergued imported by himself
direct from Paris
Dec ii FRANCR TAYLOR.
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ENanANtNG,-We sre prepared % promptly and IN
" the best style ofhe
cresta, NOTICES, &c., = stane.
Gard engraving and printing promptly executed,
NJ. W. GAIT A. BRO. Jewellers. 3.
Dec 7-9sw9w a ~" s"''sA.
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EICytIE iNDsS.uvt exquisite rpocnsns
Of h- Manufacture Including "he Descent from The Cos
amer buhrusi The Flight iHto Egypt - Alteration OF the
Wise Men - Head pf Ckn snsr Dppenishino q" "Madun-
nasg" Ecce Haso,n &c. !" specially adapted for cnrsm"
presents.
At TAYLOR A NAURYfS
Dec 20 PoUkstore, 9Th street.
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Boohs.
WHABTON and STILES Medical Juisprudsncei vol
Whauons Precedsnts Indictments and Pleas vol.
Wharion's American CriIninal Law; I'd edion vol.
Gresry's Equity Evidence VII
Whnrtcn's American Law ~ Homicide 1 vol.
Whartnn's Law Dlcuonaryg vol.
Morris ueplevtn, vnl.
Library ~ Law ana Equity: % SERIES; i4vois In H.
psrdefs on Uses and rrusts edition vols inl.
Dec rs FRhNCK TAYLOR,
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EAZOHs and shaving soap,-We would call the auc lion
~ OIL members OF Congress- and others repenishng their toilette
assortment
braed Swiss jacques Lacouer's,
razor suops, shaving creams, and
Our toilette articles American
aud warranted the best manufactnred. -
We have also o Lubns
Joseph Anton Johann Marie Jean
bayrum combs hair shaving, nall and tooth brushes pomader
costDetics, dc. =
And also, large Of ladies' genemeus
GAIIlgAN
Dealers in Pine Fancy Goods, Plated Ware, Porfumey SC
Dee 2-3eod $40 Penn avenue, under Brow Hotel.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt, enlarged and elegantly furnished
abe modern and
ton of the travelling public.
Dee ~ -dip
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lUArCH REPAIRING. Watches, ohronomeers and pocket
time keepers Of ery description however complicated
fuiy repaired ny competent work y
practical kaowlere ~ hs branch Of business.
strict personal aitsnn u given
persons has.ng ane watches, SC. 10 repair,
NJ W. GAIT A RRO.,
- a2i Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets
Dec 7-3,aw2w
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DDsALJ n btipTISft, Merchant TsiIors, IA he this
~ method Of calling members Congress. cI
and their Of cIoth
and yesngs of which
make to order In The elegant manner.
Also, choice selection Of gsnuemen furnishing goods.
Dac l-Jaw2w DUYAi.L a.
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CaHD.-wiiam Tucker, tailor No s28 Pennsyi.
"A vanis would respectfully call
bers Congress and citizens generally his
stock OF cloths, cassimee- aud vrsng n the latest
be prepared 70 make at the shortest notice and
fashionable styles
Nov tS--2w
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nbENWoOD CEMETERY.--oGce No. 2v2 rsunsytyapia
~ avenue corner Of 10th Savings Baak Ths
laid
New York, situated ana
Tar mile north Of TOE Capitol North Capitol directly
90 me sate~av Jf- company have
fee title 10 the and prohibiting
legislation which those who
have h..
become custom in all when ground bee
vnuahe for other purposes, sell dead po
riscuoasy into large and legal
titles given q ground. >
N. Ohhce em 10 ~,
nap, isws, iniormop can he
OBTAINED aorisrs for Hnr
-ag No Seventh other undertaken, prompt
-f~"cNd June i7--dly
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piSRIsH's PRACTICAL PHARMACY 1 vol. syo.
L Lectures on English History by Henry Reed.
1eafy dOncton, rsithtess Canadian by Noodle
Essay the Life Character VIKINGS
LII. " Ny VIM A. Porter.
lImekiln Man, or the Victim Of Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almanac, 1855.
Dec FRANCR TAYLOR.
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IRoCEHtEs, WINES, Liquors sxo.--we beg leave 10
ca the attention Of friends and the public
fresh groceries, consisting
Pine and hnck
java, Rio, and Laqnayfa eohees
Refined and brown .nrars
Family, suprrhna, and -four, in hlln ard bags
Cheese, lard, hams and shoulders
Grain and ground spices OF every description
And every other article complete asso.
menL
Wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira, sherry caret and
brards, and part very superior
Fine hrardies, wh.kev gins, sc, IN wood and rIass
Together with large stock Of Havana, German domestic
oiairs.
we will offer above goods with many which ve
shall be rssiv1g such prices make
families and call before supplying
#. THOMPSON, HAMILTON, 90,
souh side Penn. avenue, Between ~ sud 9Th streets
Oct q-lrw3wif
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Tanners Clinical Medicine.
The yellow Mask H..-e Words
TIE Confe.sions OF Pretty Woman, by Miss Pardoe
The Jcaious VIII. by Miss Pnrdue
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables prioey and
: how 10 obtain them. Price i9x eenis.
scptl FRaNCK TayfoR
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ylysrI.I.iN0-HuUsE ~na Grounds on GsarxsSoxvn
Heights to sale Dumbaon,
Washington o sale rent Tie grounds
aad The houss sulicisat fos large family
This splendid We'll particular decIp
unnecessary, will be giyen persons
addressing me by mail a. Washington city.
Apply 10 A. HYDE, Georgetown.
Dee 2Q-laW4w
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27

,NOTTCE.

DE1NGc convinced from past experience
- that this climate is not congenial to
my health and in consequence thereof I
will offer the following property situated
in Ottumwa for sale on liberal terms.
One large brick Hotel nearly completed,
my residence on Second Street, one un.
divided half of the Post Office lot, one
third OF that space of ground opposite
my office, between T. Sinnamons prop
erty and the river, running back 10 DR..
Wsrden's line. Also $50 acres Of land
in Wsrsilo County as advertised. For
description of which. see advertisement
in another part OF this paper.
have disposed Of my interest in the
office to DR.. Douglass, and have r~elinquish-
ed the practice of medicine. Doct Doug
ass will continue the practice of Medi-
Inc and Surgery, may be found at my Of
ce as usual. can cheer(ully recommend
m 10 the public and my friends as a gen-
tleman, well qualified 10 give entire salts
faction professionally to all who may feel
disposed to employ him.
Jan l0th56-47 If, A. d. WOOD.
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
LEATHER,
Boot, Shoe,
Alb GENERAL
FINDINGS STORE.
Wholesale md Retail.

A L. GRAVES, having removed into his
n. new store room, on the first floor of hi
new three story brick. on Main street, Ottum-
wa, Iowa, would inform the citizens Of the
town, of the country adjacent, and of neigh
boring towns and villages, that he is now in re-
ceipt of his fall and winter stock Of assorted
Leather, choice Boots and Shoes, Shoemaker's
Findings, Harnessmaker's Hardware, end a
general assortment of such goods as are usually
found in such establishments and, of which,
he will keep constantly on hand a very large
and gene al assortment.
Being thoroughly versed in the art of Leathes
making, he has no hesitancy in warrantinS
every side he sells to De Just what he represents
1t; and, as it will be for his interest to sell no
thing but good stock, his customers may rely
upon being as fairly dealt with as at any otter
establishment in the country.
lie will manufacture Boots and Shoes TO or
der, or supply those who prefer item from
choice cases Of eastern manufacture.
Shoemakers supplied with any article or Too
Ia the line Of their business, at the most reason
able prices; and retail dealers who may wish to
'sort up" can, at all tines, rely upon having
their orders filled on terms which will leave
them handsome margins to operate upon.
P~LAsrERER's HAIR kept constantly on hand
and the highest market prices paid for Hides.
Oct. IL, 1855 35-tf
Demoine courier., 1856-03-27
THE BEST
EVER ED IN
WAPELLO COUNTY.

TN consequence of a large Hotel which I
L have commenced and wishing to complete
the same without delay, and in order to get
means TO do the same, l will sell at a cheap rate
800 acres Of the best quality of land in Polk
Township in this County. eight miles from
Ottumwa. Said Laid swell timbered and wat
cred and has an extensive coal bank on it, the
best in this County. There is aboutS 80 acres OF
splendid open land consisting of high bottom
land on lower Avery Creek. The Said land
will sell cheap if applied to between this and
1st of March next. Also loo acres in Adams
Township eight miles from Ottumwa with some
timber on it and go acres of good open bottom
land, well watered. Titles good.
Call on A. D. WOOD.
Ottumwa, Dec. 18th 1855. 6 mos.