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"A mail bag is epitoms of human hfs."
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL RAGS
Or Notes from le Diary 81 Special asent efiAs faa os
J. HoLBKooK.
lamo ia Pp Price 81 e Beautifully illustrated wh Is
by barley. : ~''
EpBis -undertaken with the saacion Of The chief offers
and s special he sn
book o. the ind issued calculated insight
almost skill experience have furnished m
the detection and punhmen OF offenders
pondsuce- $1,000 81.
and universal communication enlightened
sor the press brief extracts frou, OF these Aaus
notices annoxed ~. s..s4 .
Tho book will prove entertaining OF The sra.
and IN livenes interest," and general truth nature, viii
~. Y. Esenins POa
We are boz nd eoneede Mr. Hobrooss POI
Office experiences being IA
suggestive book.-H " Herald.
The most entertaining book we hays recently SEE.
some OF Mr. obook ,unyauished recitals
hnds in Raynoldss moaoses, and any
realize At once thai still lives and
Ts ITSELF by the nature Of its subject 10 ever
tPhiladeipaia Pennsylsariaa
amusing, and tme interesting wort dir
kind, has never been published In Observation-Disclosures sE
Aws-wien accusing work from which we shall make a
extract or Two 'or the benefit Of he eornnuny
$3.50 PAadepAia Saturday TsG-
IL abounds with sketches instructive MATTER
tFh,adeirhia inFsra.
This book indeed novelty exceedingly entertaining and open
lag source q Amusement Hartford Daily cosranf !
There enough Incidents plots and eharaet
contained IN MS sketches Oh dozen noyeRlpoad I.H
No whs has allowed himself
the idea " opening another person letter read the book Wild
cut 'hnddens al the snfd rreepes which BE- has ood
Published BY u cowpcr,hrsi, a Co., Philadsipnia.
fnr safe BY all boosseilers and pewsageuu.
Dec 21-d6i r.a.s
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I Avs OF the United States Relative TO the pnbI,.
~ Laaacomple'e up 70 l6l-wth
&C, nc. I vol, So.
Continuation 81 the aboye-complete 10 lss9 vol e.
emerican State Papers Relative Isna Docu
So. -
Indian Treaties mad hy the United staescompss from com
mencr gleni 10 lrAg 81
Laws uade by the Colonies government,
U.s.. reiaiinr 70 Indians and Iudn aHairs vol g.
eia Opinions Of the Attorneys General from 1889 10 1850
vols. 81 50
Laws, Chartrr. and Local Ordinances Britain,
and SPAIN relating respective colo
mics collected ny Jospph N, white. vols. s5 50.
$40 So
schmidts Civil law ~ spain and Mexico, vol. 90
Reekwefs Compilation II spsni-h and Nercan Law
n Mines and Real Estate TITLES. ! vol ~ 50.
~
csrninn Lands Titles, he. I vol 81 9N
Hessl Military Bounty Land spd Pension Law az The
United States. l 20 rs.
Trplsu's Pension md aounty land laws. vol. 90
nenneus Pension Laws = vol o. 50.
Mayo and Mouon's fensiou and Rogny Land Lava vol,
20. -
E.erce Doclorsrio Rssonsso De Lesscon
Ths vYuis Psy sad Muster Rolls Militia snG,ed TO Land
nouu'y. Bound ia I volume. sl5.
ISpSa FRANCK TAYLOR
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Stopping Southampton, both going and Tellnins hey oheT
proceeding
other route, TOR the economy Of time aud money,
Passage from Hsg York Southampton and Bremen.
caea saloon, $685. Tst cabin lower saoon slIo
second do. $50.
newspapers through the ONCE
No bills d1g will be Gned parcels received the day Of
sailing.
An experienced surgeon Is attached 10 each ship.
For freight passage, apply 70
A. HEiNEKEN . Co.. Bremen.
CRUsREY 4 co, southampton.
WILLIAM lsELIs, HAVE
Enh
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ZINE Library EdItion. Of Gibhop. Bsurp,, Has-.I
ROber1on Hums, Smolrtt living Prescott cameron Mac
inosb, Roscoe Wsbss Scot 1hiers Pepys Naossy sharon
Turner Mills Husr, Bufroti Clarendon Ges Fersu.a A.
ncld, R"n putaeh, and many other the standard
may b. t"und the most moderate prices bookstore
ghdrgnd y hne library bindings, imported
from London BY the ubders gned and bound there.
Dec@ fRANCg TAYLOR.
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Washington Aqueduct.

oyncE or Tux w.sHISsToS Asurpuor,
Washington March T. ISIS.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation brick masonry
dans tunnels, work Washington aqueduct
bat day.
Mas prodes will be ready for
animation and 10Th day of April
Proposals viii be received Tor the work OF particular cuyer,
Portions ony can compe,ed under the
present appropriation but all for unfinished work will
The Of
apprapaon holding sueieay decide when and
what works shall be stopped UNI funds become available.
@ s % p "a. %
the engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments specie upon United staie
per win be ddon The work
men shall be paid ,he fun wages monthly and in specie
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposa for work
should they be deemed and 10 make such
considered conducive the progress
Every accompanied guarantee signed by
responsible persons effect
The bidder his or their bid be
oael Obligation within tan days, with good and sufficient
% be accompanied by The certificate OF the United States district
The or individual known 70 Engineer Of De-
pament Of War, that the abie make their
viii opened presence OF bidders II any them
choose 10 be present
Capt OF Engineers, In charge.
Form or GUARANTEE
To Capt. NJ. c. Msigs, U. :. Engineers.
hereby Jointly and .e.sra The United States ard
MY IN ss s a I'D % IA he or
for same win Good sufficient
sde And in ease the
said ses 's 2 enter contract q sesad We guaranty
'''s'''' S..5H.'
hereby certify hal my knowledge and belief The
above named guarantors are good and sufficient.
Mar s-SawsthsIsys
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TFnnnIrat Written by ms n
spinG m account n HE wngs inersperd Win
anecdotes and Characters of ~
cons ~ hs time With Copious iu~ravs Noes BY Henry Fsn
her author q The Lives ~ The Chief Justices vo syo
coh' ~ - FRANCK TAYLOR
Intimacy which nc author enjoyed With sach Horace
WaPo'e, Burke, Sr Ioshua Rybod Lord sy Godsuith o.
lobEson, Cowper, Pill n
tiers q his time, has enabled reopaI snsedns
and sketches Of tho kind which render his
Mernntrs sNceedinTly Instructive ard snlsrtaining.
Tue sketches and nnscd winch
Nsmnirs hs Interesting white hts bstn ~
oh.ervrE and discriminating gives densaon an
authoy and value, Sihou 10 over
hma's H-Eneyeiopqdia Bntanntca,
Apfi .
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TREATISE ON ENeLIsH PUNCTUATION.
Removal.-paper warehouse

MEGkkGfE BROTHERS, psper manufacturers fmpners
W ofmannsctnre materials, Noe and Decatur
adsrha BEG % can 'he attention n purchasers
suited he
Ion of the Al Prop, 81
enon and he fsd low prices Talon
1000 tons ofrars wanted for cash.
Teh
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mo. 54s. |.

NOTICE Of the location OF the two land Offices and
the Office OF the surveyor general Ina Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE 18Th
approved I'D July 1885 creating land offices for
Territories OF Kansas and Nebraska and Of the Of
establishing office for said
tore the Office for the OaAHA DISTRICT" has
OMAHA Cry, COVER Nebraska Territory
the shce the PAwsgR and of the
ok CoAffos the Of Kansas Ter
ritory.
under hand city Of Washington twenty
sixth day of November A ID. 1855.
BY order OF the President:
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
Nov 29-law6w GIntei. and Star1
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CHEAP JUVENILE BOUHs.-Tbe Undersigned has sci
" OF books for children
varied the of years. half
pce, aless than that When need be- Toy suited yoa
% all age, aud may he examined al his bookstore.
win be found works Of Mrs Holland,
Mss EdsewOTih Mrs Barbaud, and ether such whsrssOoks
popular teif time whiga aiming
good good cnss nnd good pnee supposed b
few have still although teaching ali the sci
10 words Of one syllable 70 children o. four od
Dee FRANCK TAYLOR
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Nassau HAN College OF New Jersey, princeton.
q shOald 4uId aeaaaintaaee b ioEs0t,
And never brought 10 min
should aad acquaintance be torgot

should 4nd aeqUaRtsaes b losol,
And never brought 10 uin'j
should aud be forgot,
And days o aud lang synen
The members Of The senior year ending June
the junior OF the ending guRe SophumoTt
cas VI the endns in June 1885, Freshman
ending In JuBe 1880 hereby requested
Washington, D. o., by the third Of March A. d. 1857 the
10 brighten the links Of be chain oovs endshiS which
nor ude can entirely exchange la thea
lives greeting and sympathy aud the unumey
soms of their most promising e0mpcers.
preliminary meeting Of the seGapponsd committee viii b
held on the hfst Monday septembs A. D. 1856 the UniteS
states Hotel Chesnat keoa Fourth and Finn
which those members Of the whom be
yeneat when necessary will b.
adopted 10 secure as fan attendance possible.
In ms mean time, those this notice addressed VIII b
good enough furnish The secretary Of the eomilee BY mail wiz
their respective post oiases,
Of Trenton, NJ T., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER o. HART, d. D.,
- Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
of sneazieT PennsylyGnia,
PHILIP PENDLRToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
of Bastn Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JomH WEIpMIN, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2T-IawtMar3 tIeielligencerl
All newspapers the civilized The request
ed notice this advertisement their editorial columns
Of the classes through
visions of the globe and all throughout Uute
OF America insertion
casonay between this date aud the Sd OF March A. d. 1881
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Caution-Lo,tery Frauds.

orrcE MlRYtISp CoxsoLrplTrp IorrtErrs
Baiirnote, NaSytaBd, Jaiy !, 1855
THE commissioner Of the Maryland lotteries deemed
BITE duty caution the yItc swndsrs
vim circulate ny mai and fraudulent lottery
and pretsnd 10 be the for Of
wholly fictitious
Tho legal piohcs In Maryland
elected By the people
The ststr approve The
schemes and n attend 20 The drawings,
~ the ucken hess lo'eres and ~ ceuaeEe % ashaes
tickets have the thos Hphed Brennan
Baltimore, Maryland Al others = fraudulent
For iul Information The subject Of address
y. \. Brennan,
Sept 2s-dy Baltimore, Maryland
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English, rrench, and American FASHIONS, 1855

NEORGE FOX has arrived wisrdi- HOTEL Washington, u
O. In The delay attending the ofgsniTaoa q the ou
brsnche ~
national iesssnrs without violating their political p"er
fete pcpsET candidate for Mr. Pol - ~
capacity asr representing commerce msuied, 20
receive, the ds,ir gshrd sussars'
he rene He has bad The happy faculty u uniting the asens
voices ~ the ealp' fashion, and them IN one
divided sennsn The House al Representative has ten
loss mr leader or soe TINE bot the Representative Of hsh
always ofgan1ed The fashions IN the plastic hard NJ art 10
ssi q tie srist what the d~orgsnyed 81 rsp
i've assembly 20 the genius of The The succu@E
the taste % the artist TIE ober u suhsurd BY eoqusnc
oaiof What the latter assembly Genr
Tor y 70 e popular assembly II shion. We have thus NJ -
tued par,t, hut parallels closely certain
thence they diyrrse and thus ~ fshins
our ssdsrs o. poc The speaker OF fashion tfor such ",
designate our representative the right h
the RIGHT snd tic rght loss for The rtMh
WREN ne arpies 70 leader HIS aws
ye biz nnnsy Both equally web and safely invested
Ian 2o--da
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housekeeping Articles.

TnE subscriber dese. eau pubic hi. extensive
o. sSS SSsH 7 nov rendered
FREgCH CHINA.
band plain white, dehdccorasd dinner dessert
,ss ss o. sss 6h"s, os AID nee ware %
pitchers perfume card receivers with
1ey articles appropriate 10 decorate esor' P'r'' table, and
TOMBSTONE CHINA
Dinner tea, and toilet .ej a'0 10 detached pieces large
stock Of Ed~ard''' latest 'saPes.
GLASS WARE.
American French and Bohemian, such deeaute auEous.
liquors. lumber nnssr bowls esiso water bottles. aoa bowls
dishes, salts, pitchers &c
TABLE CUTLERY.
Ia ~ LSGdoyer or dyo hythree pieres also,
ivory handled knives only caryes and FORKS, Eecs, &C
BLoCKTfs GOODS.
such chShnE dshe. from 10 y inches ooas and
coffee pots tea pot', coffee higgins, se
PLATED GOODS.
suCh coffee and spoons and FORKS eastor,
covered d.hss pitchers, cake and frun baskets. walters ke
JAPASHED GOODS.
walters tea trays in sets plate warms .lop arr
foot tubs, water cans, &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
Prom the c,oy sf Cornelius Baker, Philadelphia, o
the mAnufactufsrs' retail prices
MISCELLANEOUS,
solar lamps grandoes ware irons brushes
shoyss and coal hods ladders Eod
cooking requisites % almos every description together
large assortment q articles Of u and deemed
Hos.etssPeS vi decidedly th. n,,r., 70 examine ny
.eoe5. sai pledge G ay.ss .s :. cheap
the same ds,erFon ID good. b. parch ed any
cities
Goods delivered nay ps Of ny Georgetown rcs Of
Catalogue. containing complete m % every article tept for
{. w. BoTELER,
Nov ll-aawsw Iron Hall
Two Books nj the greatest vpIue every
business aud profession
the AMERICAN ALMANAC, kNU REPOSITORY or USE
FUB kAOWLEnGE, FOR 1885.
ers col, I9rno, 80 70 4ooyp
Price Al paper, 81 Is bound, To be ready in few days
THB AMERICAN ALMANAC win NATTER n me creates,
importance every fullest tnf,r
maon respecting The general government Of The Unsd states
Of oaeh State aso such facts relating the
Eufopf ?. srr usctnl " our Peor,s.
The Monthly literary men and
literary productions large aps and shoSy pret.nsions
indebted modest thin. end
orderly tables ~ dry 6gucs condemned
chapters % 81 fnformaon Every professional
nothnK af the who
the q year blessings e invent
ed but arranged factsp"
TREATISE ON ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.
Designed or ieter writer's aaho printers the
press, for appep
DIR conaning rules the II caps t 81 sbbevisons
sheets, SC ffth edition. By iohn Wihon i6mo Price o.
Il s exceedingly book copy should be Al
We .otyice ~ every one who directly Indirectly Interested 10
pross.
y, tide very exposition n It's content. ard reader Of
edge which ~ pcrusal viii lmpsr Cbrsfan Erarairsr.
CROSBY, NICHOLS a CO,
bse '6-FAN'N III washington street, Boston.
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g, Joseph's Aoademy for Younr Ladies,

~'e"f fNHttN"sygf Eft0t. tCh TOMMY, ND.
TUE annual session n studies institution commence, On me
S Apgu and terminates tho last Thursdsy In lane
fs ef b'ard ard tuition sc $50 PAYABLE
s ~ advance. There charges or drawing paIp
leg and also ~ Spaatsh faisn German md LAIN ms s,r.
70 ne Urinary department compoed 81 pup years
age IRE slVV PEI anuus payabe haif Ycsfy advance
susrs 81 inquiry should ~ addressed MOTHER sUPF
Maryland = y S''i
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WILLIAM H. Weaver and haTy 4. his wife simeon A W
and Julia hi ~iie, pan,ins IN ehsnesry against he %
Of Jacob CnseI, decreased Whose uEkA0NA ~
dren Uf Zimmerman, deceased, whose nance ~
Joshua Cise, the children Of Lewis Cnser dec
whose names unknown p. sOweS aud Ana HE 40. rs
CTgeT children Of Margaret Cien deceasee whose ua
unknOmnB Nehslas CgsseSB Joss Cssr, and JeTuiah Co.
fendsn sinclair Graves and William H. Weaver Se ~ =
ullOan #4.aEH r.a. ~
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The OF ships will not be accountable for gold SILVER
buon specie iewey precious siones metals unlesf bills Of
fading therefor
Shippers please that ships Of this line
carry goods con,raband OF
My
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Law school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon,


Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Camlbes, late o. the circuit
judges % Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green, OF The Judges ofhs supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon nromhed L. Ridley orthe ,so. Of the state.
Judges Cautts Green doy their Whole sIciusVry
10 the school.
Plan Of tnrfiori Daily EXAMINATIONS of each
No regular Of lectures hui eIpanAons
daily lessons The progress Of the examinations
Weekly courts ofcomosu equity which
a
them through all the known
practice Tie framed them prepare
deeds wills records and all Of documents TO be- read
the Some Of appeal
tupreme which held monthly tine claSs
public the cod session The students
Jurors circuit IudyeB and CHANCELLOR and In other oea
psciiies connected with their
SeonIThs GrsI session the tird Monday
tombe and ends third Thurday In February The secnnd
The succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday IN July.
ErpsnIss Per ,sfroa-uubH ESQ., in advsncc conungen
81 boarding $50 students furnish
which BE- had in The Lebanon bookstores,
required complete course unless
No previous study
mission. rhraa eutsT
any m during the collegiate year.
There . a moot saufe connected with the school.
Numbcr ofstudeu the lat collegiate year eighty Elk
ROBERT l.. CARUTuERs
Fsb ll-roiy pFesidsnt Board Of Trustees
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NEW YORK, BREMydH, AND SOUTH
&A AMfToS UNIT STA TIES MAIL STEA Mkks,-
~xI&&W The sbips comprising this line the WASHING
~AzxEEox& TON, Capt K. Cayendyi HERMANN. Capt I'd
Tssss stsssrs s.Op al sou.pson bon Going and rs.ua
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srrrnnol

oLD silver fine steel and plated pecAclss eye glasses &C.
w ~ locnsrs with ponfoca pescopc and parabnls glasses
long experience Pscuar
adapted to the eyes Of wOsrers.
". W. GAIT q BRO,
324 Penn, avenue between Ninth and TentA streets
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This cause coming he heard the pApers forne,
Ia county OF MadisoA, ahd the report q William
ysr commissioner appointed sell the aAd sesIo
TspouI also, peuuon OF SINCLAIR sy.,
painpg Of The said Weaver having sold him anso1n ~
the safe iR the mentioned, ssd practising fraud ~
ia the sale q The said negro, aud praying 70 be tesyd ~
purchase, aud asking have the land In the report
IesOid ana sundTy died 10 said petltAOn,
Bat The time, court, ia order 10 have gs -
Interested IN The sad fund sreened, and the aoas ~
hs respectively aseettaned doth adudge, order
Of me commissioners OF this eourt, having
thereof by publication IN newspaper Published Ia s ~ y
Washington Tor four weeks successfully and the eou
door Of The county Of Madson do take Of a. ~
funds, and account of the amount IN the hands the
allowing in reaSonsbe time for bringing istp
aud did charge biu with thal
have properly paid the parties entitled -
from the plrauon Of tie time allowed sa3 80
he number aud Of all The
tied participate ia the distribution Of fund and
spectiye shaes and proportions thereof and also place \.
denco Of each party, iaT the ccAbe
port thereof the court with anything deemed pertinent b H.
which either party may require.
Copy. Testss pELftELD CAVE, Cst
by the above decree hereby notified that have sppO
that purpose Monday, the 9th day February 1864 The ~
and Office in The town and county Of Madison, Virginia
the said be taken and stated
sioDer. WILLIAM L. EARLY.
Commissioner Of Madison Circuit COvn
J0-laW4w
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Near tie Cunai Bada, .fisnap5ria.
EITZPATRiCk BURNS, propisnts, and manufacturers Of
cotton yarn- carpet chain, sa twne Wrapping Inc
&c,
Odfrs ron mHchant' In Washington RESPECTFULLY
say OF the above articles, which deliver N
lower han can BE- had ~ Baltimore nnrhrrn markets An
orders WI meet with prompt asatiou BY Addressing above
oct il-slm
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AeENoT or Fp.soH sroLI,TIos CLAIMS,
Washington, November ~, 1853

AeExoT FsKscH sroLI,rtos CLAIMS,
7" Washington, November ~ ls2
answer many Inquiries addressed BY caiman sgata
the Uniod States account of spoisuon- committed ~
ffench roT 10 the Ratification
iooyizi July ~ leOibs W
obtsaag redress ped,nfb-
pahcy 20 niou az ,ueh iha after aestD
has been concfudtd Iadiciops sni
their claims 20 Inc Claims CoIss hey b. red sh
thousands II other proaiscuous dd
fot many yesrs 20 mention other oticonbui submit nn
q Congress tprcerrng In s
ing Of the coming session. IN, full expectation h
viii be provided fof fem through special board of eomu
or, ~ the Claims Court shall hsw1
tribunal Congress VIII Erst, ibsI Of es. eam
MAGE VI " ~ a direct l~sislaiiy, act.
Tho aflumen of there ciarn- fully and consthnh =
cupy board 81 The hgbsst class for and sss
phsucsy points 70 sneh board right and proper N.
Nov Ei-diw JAMES IA CHUsTEN
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TO TIE EAptE~--Mt. r. 4. HARPER - Brootnssd srtl
Boston, has received reh -
sssaat embroidered bail dresses ~ Pasian %
which univeaiy admired Newpo ~
wss mol hen ahie 70 spppy hs dnsna he takes hs cppoa
70 insrm The sdies hat be ffesh supply, %
which wbie and sppfaprste bridal
sa, head dresses cfses, espa,es cnsrs, srue te, ~
which IN embroidered brcs lace and van
~ wreaths ofstr fowets feshsr fn~~rs, sc. -
NsTh- T. ,se sny house IN the United States whsFs We
goods be obtained. .a... @t.#
RosroS, January s, 1855.
lam
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Fsb roiy

hEHICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebu enlarged and elegantly furnished
tse .oder and Tor The
ION Of the travelling p7blie.
Dee II -dlr
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail steamers.
The ships comprising the line are The following:
The Atlantic. Capt Wes.
The Baltic Iapt toAsstock.
The AdIAus. ss.,..,tapL
r. These ships having been but by
czN pressy for government Services has been
&L taken their construction, also IN their engines,
10 insure strength and speedi and their aceonmo-
uneguaed and comfort
Price OF York Liverpool in cabin,
$780, In cabin c75 Exclusive
ss25 From Liverpool To New York, 30 and 20 guneas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berhs be secured until paid for.
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No. b44
Notice OF the Heopsnias OF the DanviIls Land once
ia Illin0ls.

ossERAL LkSD OFuoE, Sept 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS this day transmitted % the register
Of he DaHvils land Illinois
az s lands remaining ia said district give thirty days
pubc o the date % the receipt
eopening ofeiI once and the manner applications will
be Teosyed By them.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
seplal-2aN6w IIB,sl 4 staT1 Commissioner.