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OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CONSOLE
" DATED LOTTERIES, Baltimore, Maryland 2lth June,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRAU Ds.-The Commissioner
Of the Maryland State Lotteries has deemed his duty
ton the public against the swindlers
mail and otherwise fraudulent Lottery Schemes
fictitious. ts#t-s +2a'5'tf-r1lI - Z E''''
The only legal Lotteries in Maryland daily
people of the State under the constitution to examining and
approve the schemes and attend to the drawings. "
All the tickets in these Lotteries and all certificates pack
ages Tickets have the Autographed signature x Brennan
General Agent for the Contractor Office of the Maryland
soldated Lotteries Baltimore Md All others fraudulent
Any information the subject of Lotteries,
which they drawn etc. etc. will be cheerfuy given by
dressing 5E----'
. Oh IyT F. z. Brennan, Baltimore Md.
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T'IIE HAILADAY WTND-aITI - MAEYeF
T. the most scientific able and experienced
one OF the most beautiful and useful
BY simple yet ingenious device the gale increases
verify the sails gadna tnFn round ehangs The angle at
wind ill., when lie tempest sragi1 ats
s or
ina POSITION Of this kind fos CHANGING The posi-
vain "! 5 s z 4 Y i, &,
ahs e % 5 I 5 @ s ss e
wheel If this Mill be well put
eether. 5f.s8f
n heayy s e Il ss s Of
with such ] as e sa;af greatly
weather the constant s ssst
I'LL &c
sas rsss M sng Or
aay "a, a moved s. The snE point &
dqTng tue et winds boGp
Essssd aaa 4 sss
sd aa Elhna s sSfR S s I S9 @
ter and aa fye bushels Of per infoF
n GILMAN sss asss sa Il A ssss2sts
s gI.Ssl5 h gBssH
Shs Kettles Of sS sd f4asiiss fit oR e. & A less
J IL lnd&s y ; I S Camp street, New Orleans
n AND JvAFsxsAN TS.-HIGH Observation-Disclosures
Bans Notes Coin Bullion aHd ESfhaRss RRFSShassa
rs dEWly Ne 2 Camp street. corner At 6emasa
FsE A, LANTEsR.4 JACKSON MISS GENERAL,
NJ AGENT AND GULJtEGToR Business Or ary descrip-
sPi
reuiitaaces made. -
Jackson, Miss, 5r = So New Orleans 81
Fesrn, Putnam i Co., Sark Day 9 stanfssF,.1@
William HardeTaan, Marsh lien3iaf Il Ga
Chancellor Scott. i 5 Nix6n sAaasls q CO.,
CEEB RESEi-loS bushels Carolina <soldau eass,
~ kaloolah, sale by 5$8s gSS lss
M EgI.I.I I CO.. 81 esuanas sssss.
;rFsAES-l7s hnls Yu1Iagoas @ asTyaS faf sals ~ r.
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STRANGERS, GUIDE.

kbAN1&S.a
ank Of Louisiana, Southeast cornerof Cont and Roy
" " Montgomery 4. President.
y NJ Davis 4. Cashier.
Itnerag l,nys. Saturdays and Wednesdays,
etsina State Bank, Northwest cS e # and
Rotl streets GG$
u NJ Lapeyre. President.
IA, asseltu Itel
n;sc3t and Er i
srft. 4. a I'M III I'D \ 4 .
II + Avery Freis
oa A * .Gss VI
Dlscflnt Days Tuesdays and Fridays
Catn Bank, Of Magazine and Natchez streets
y AZ Rathbono. aresident.
Offering Days Tuesdays and Fridays
Dscdlnt Days. Wednesdays and Saturdays
EatKens' Bank, corner of Royal and Cusomouse
VII W Denegfe. PRESIDENT.
oae1ns Days Mondays and TIiarsdays
Me,anies and Trasr Bank, No. ad 16 iIrl GaSSs
STREET. 5yEss3 ~ E5i \ y EPtz5$7 cyl Enl
a. Il, Dudley President
Otefng Days Saturdays and Wednesdays
Discount Days Mondays and Thursdays.
UnDn Bunk, No. 1913 Canal street. 4ga
''tea Freret Ppresident
S!e1ns Mondays and Thursdays
Discount Tuesdays and Fridays.
Bark of New Orleans, No 1913 Camp street
y n ImcRara.- President.
ar I. r Grayson. Cashier
1thsns Rays Mondays and Thursdays
olsc!h Days Tuesdays and Fridays
Southern Bank, No. st Charles street
L. Wibray .................. :. " Z Cashier
oaetng and Discount Days Every Day
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COTTON PRESSES.
FAcrORS', SCUM OF se'S
FRE.ETs Al'N i''N'o'S'H s''ee's'
LOUISIANA. s'E'"ee s'" ~ anu roSo'SS'
4 Corner st. Thomas and Basin streets
Corner Tchonpitouas and Richard streets.
Corner Tchoupitoulas and Market streets
MERCHANTS,
ORLEANS. 80 wv "'" i'''i''' 'A'es'' -
planners, - = = - 1"'
t,,, Corner Annunciaion and Richard streets.
SHIPPERS, ''-N N''Nl' '"'e''' At''o DiS'sie''
UNIoB l''''Ss WI N1A w" '''''e Streets
WOODS ''''s' 'Si'' i'0ls 'i'' s''es's'
~ Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
t ~ Corner Of Tchonpitouas and Orange Streets
LhFEESTEAM COTTON PRESS, - W
LeYce street, between st, Ferdinand and Montesu
r,,c streets, Third District. RI. M
INDEPENDENT, '},5 - '0'
Z - j New Ieyee and Rofignac streets.
NEW OPTION PRESS,
Leyee street, between ALontegut aud Clouet streets
Third District.
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SEe. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
s$E Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans
A. Be that on the 18th January 1856 before
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and James H. Wheeler, Secretary Of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly sworn
eordng to law do depose and that the above
Just and and transcript from the books Of the
said Company A. BROTHER, President
JAS Ell. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before 18th of January
1856. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice of -
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay six
per cash the outstanding certificates Of profits the
holders thereof to their legal Representatives and
MONDAY, the I1th Of February next.
The Board of Trustees have also declared dividend OF ten
cent the net earned premiums Of the Company for
yeard ending 3ls December 1856 for which certificates will be
Issued on and after the 18th Of March next.
ET Company continues to insure against the peril Of the
seas rivers and loss damage by fire. the rates of
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street.
5.se.ma.. ,,.3 ALEXANDER BROTHER, President,
4 ira JJr d.
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RTsSSSEET1, j, <,BR! sHTHtA rs; AND MUD BOOTS
FOR PLANTATION USE-The subscribers have on hand
superior Oak Tanned Ruse Bogans and Mud Boots
LOT plantation use expressly. Ao well assorted stock b
Boots and Shoes, for sale low. ~ -
d5 JOHN B. VALENTINE & co, 81 Common straat
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ToIIN g BB9 SEEHE "a EsH9gR5


their line of business such putting Tin and Copper Gut
ETC. Also putting Copper and Zine Roofs
all parts of the city moderate prices with
dispatch Il kinds Of Jobbipg and attended to with
dispatch By strict attention to all ORDERS hope to merit
share of the public patronage. ~ Jsi x
We beg to the following gentlemen Messfs.
Crozier Wing Jamison Mcintosh Cook Morehouse Rob
ert Hughes G. Church Thomas Murray, Isaae
Caller. Tnrpn & Co., j. w. EW
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GRIFFIN g. BLEDSOE,, ATTORNIEs-AT-fiAyps
Va Austin, Texas, will attention to collecting
money part of the State and act agent for persons
Agency. n5 q
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IL, J0NTEs IL "A. RAEaE1 ERR, t3S.a II
w hoesale and Retail Dealers in Eats,
aSssfH Old French Market, Stalls Nes.F g.
Priyate Families, Boarding Houses
steamboas and Ships supplied with BEEF tAfUTToNIP0RK
VEAL KID, POUITRY FISH the shortest notice in
quantity and Of the best quality. $ E98%5 II
Also, GORNED BEEF and TONGUES, SALT PORK and
every other article in their 1ne market
4 ha- All orders promptly attended to. @ q mi IL
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- yyOODyvARD'S CABINET FuRNY-
Tn I'VE s.t No l78 Magazine street and II
I'D made to order in good and substantial manner Office
Furniture made and repaired Hotels, Ships, Steamers
md Boarding houses supplied with Furniture and Bedding at
he shortest notice. So. - a=.r a. . -
N. B-Hayng taken the large brick-house on Julia street
Magazine he prepared to store any quantity Of goods fol
antilles leaving the city. ST =Hsr.5-- Ii5.lt -
Furniture Carts to hire and moving attended with care
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A w. BOsWORTH & co., WHOLESALE AND
~ Retail Dealers in ICE Business Office, Nos II and ~
Front street Depot between Poydas and Lafayette Streets
large Ice Depot ST. Thomas street Ice Houses head
New Basin and No. 1856 Graver street. L. = 80
Also Ice Depot No. 5 Pontcharrain Railroad upper side
opposite the Passenger Saloon, New Orleans ianl en-
FYVNNY RACS-oO bales fos,T
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RATEHs-- BATHHs-BATTIs- BARBER1zING, n

IL 26 ST. Charles T'&s= - p = z3SE
ROLLINS more at his post. The VerandaIl for
while stopped the operation of his we'll establishment
but Time the great physician has restored him
where he give at all hours Hot Cold Vapor Shower
Medcated BATHS s'
His BARRIERS SALOON is supplied with the best artists
the country Afford and Shaving, Hair Cutting Cleaning
Dyeg aud Dressing have been reduced down SCIENCE
feels assured that he with aacry aud dispatch tile
most fastidous
He has for sale well assorted stock of PERFUMERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics tie Dyes and Tonnes for
the hair. 49, q -z.-,-s- - "
G3 Gail at his Diamond Hair Cutting and Bathing Saloon
ml3 6m JOSEPH ROLLINS.
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SEED bushels GasolhS Golden sssd asiaias
~ eSKaloolah, for sale by f5S4 &
n2a 81 BARELLI L co. ST Carnna5 sssfse.
4TFAR-l7sA ibis WILMINGTON g 7sFTya III saIs
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ssSsfSst JAMES H1cCABEl, CORNER OF CARoN.
SsA SsfSs delet and Julia streets, 80 .
TS#ssSsaH%a GARDENER AND FLORIST.
~ Every variety Of Ornamental Plants Roses Shrub
berry Fruit Trees large variety of Shade Trees coprs-
ing Magnoa Talow Trees China ASH Oak Locust 1000
Rhubarb and Strawberry Plants just i'm ported. -
Gardens laid ont and plants furnished reasonable
terms /. {
E9~Ali orders puncually attended to. in3l In,
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ENsURANCE Cd,nTpaNTns

HONE xt hasG TaSthaSSS2nm coAF1ES
cfner Na.ciiez and Camp streets so'u. ,sa
{ Il R'3 #Hs:isT Esss@s4!
M r MUTUAL INSURANCE coMPkSY, No
Jules pohonde.. h. Secretary
NEF e. ORLEANS INSURANCE CONTAIN, No los Canal
r = ,s.,.: President
GIMP and Commercial Place
S Ma rs mans ssssdspt
LoLisIA SIAN. +, INITIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, South
Ss5s; :s5ss'Ffss
d.. H. 7 JanVier. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Secretary.
SUI tTUALINsURANcE COMPANY, Corner Camp md
ei Eho4as s sisos. Agent
Delaware MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY Of Phila
talphlf corner Camp and GraSier streets.
Or .+ishtoht.... Agent
PIDyIIcrAL INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITE, STATES LEE f INSURANCE ANNUITY and
1 ~ vtompany, No As Camp street
II a asst' Agent
TENNESSEE n MARINE ARM AND FIFE INSURANCE COM
perEns Co 80 Agents.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE INsU.
Ia5ea i. Eods~aid, T. Byr lssee' Directors
NosAlcn INSURANCE COMPANY d se assaI n.
D. Briggs.
iNsuEANGE coHraSY NJ 81 Camp Cam street
Wv Aasnfop'
..,,,, RAILROAD COMPANIES
NEW tRIIEAES, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
street - ~ ~
RE. Charles. Serre.arv
0ho 81 Carondeet street. E.lTl,s' -
NEW ORLEANS, oPELorsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
at Aeicrs. ~ ~'' NtA
, 5te,Ens President
Secretary
Nlte corner Exchange Alley and Bienyille street.
NEY ORLEANS AND PoNTCHARTRAIN. RAILROAD
CmmnyDcpo corner Elysian Fields and Victoria streets
W. H. Avery. President
j. L. GoodwSn ........ . SecFerry
oare Victoria street, The depot Ts
NEW ORLEANS AND =CARROIJ,TOS RAIIRoAD-De
pa, c3rher Baronne and Periido streets;
LAFAYETTE HoRSECAR .RAILRoAD-Depot, IS Ba
rnResrcet:-
CfcIC 4fN'' ~
oEuGe SutIlc iunctii., III resident
ALBERT G. Blanchard ..........,..,, ,,., Secretary
OHIO 70. ID Baronne street.
MEX1CAE GULF RAIERDAD-Depot corner of Soodcl,
drtn ald Elysan Fields streets.
donheWeit.r. Executor
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FVNHE BAGASSE FURNACE.- - LETTERS PA
tent ior the United States were granted to SAMUEL II. IL
NAN Of No 81 kaehez street New Orleans under the
OF 1854 furnace for burning Wood
This Furnace combines the following qualities fully
SON. [&S7e' - -
Of a Blower. $500
ID. It contains CRATE bars other irons Interior
3d. 1t requires soppage of the mill ashes
cleaned out =
4h The Bagasse stirred touched after it arrives
in the furnace. 40 EL5t n IS rs 49, - -
9Th. burns all the Bagasse, and makes enough to
the mill engine, steam battery, and pumping; engine
This the only furnace that off crop in Louisiana
in COMPLIANCE with the above five conditions w
This Furnace makes preenson burn Bagasse
oes not resemble any other furnace single feature Of
FORM in the principles which It works. in results
which produces neither does it approach the rights Of
tricks of trade known to be false by those who make
them and calculated only to deceive the public palm
tces that cannot stand their merits. No person
allowed ose make patent Furnace without authority
from ne and all persons having such authority will DO fully
guaranteed in its undisturbed md possession
My Patent Furnace applicable of kettles to
steam bolers and prepared to contract apply
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser;
treatise the whole subject in pamphlet FORM with draw
ngs etc., to be had of the subscriber BY mail otherwise
SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
Jas d&W6m 81 Nltchez street New Orleans.
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Feds FOUNDRY. NEW: oRLEAEs-LEEDs 4
Ii Co.. Iron Founders and na Of Vertical and HoEiT
zonital Steam Engines Boilers Sugar lls Vacan Pans 81
Kettles CHARTERS, Filters and Horse Power Drain
ing Machines, Saw bills, Gin Gearing Iron Columns
Fronts Buildings Mouths Crate Bars and a
Machinery required for the South. g813
baye been duly and to construct
g"fei2 day Wy ~ 5sz5S E17 s LEEDS & co.
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&nANIEL ED1VAfsDS, SUGCEssoRTO TWIBILL
Y 4 EDWARDsl Nos2 30 and 50 New Leyee and q, %
and 81 Fulton street. of description
Tin Sheet Iron and Brass Work. He ready
tract for the making of Steam Trains Eyaporatin
Pans Flterer Juice Boxes and appartainn
Sugarhopse W 8fAS8$
general assortment Of Steam Ganges Steam Brass
Cocks, Coupling Valves, ETC., constantly hand, 51 9
He would call the attention of planters the Steam Trains
Col r g Camp Mess5s 3 y Harrison, Y EoSall Nelson
Thomson Co, and l. q Forsal Of this city, whom he
specnlly refers for full particulars. s f ma2
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for Deepening the outlets Of the Mis-
sissippi river into the Gulf Of Mexico.

ERsNKER DErA ARrmENT
washington. Angaat4 4, les6
nRoPosALs received he hrst day Of
suceu capacity accommoda the commerce. through
p nVsr Gun o MsTie" which purpose
sppopnaIsd, aet Of congss Of sn Juty lss thee
Bd0ers AIs requested amount they
SsSnsd wia o. lss hundred isa u aph MOI less than
ssAtse iss ss,o~ .hs level @ ordinary 9w wail winch sss
oetr or officers appointed BY The Secretary of War and
hey kesp open widl and
depth Or the reaaue Of The appropriation amer The amoanl ber
bud for opening seceptsa paid and 10 also, in
opoa particulars ior opening keeping open
S%i S1sHs, veil a,a " s hundred ss ''s
The means y which may Ss poposea @ accomplish The work
ted IN the proposal for each depth; . .....-.-..
ny War, proposes accomplishing obJsc
and 2 accept ssr popsa q any BIDDER for hsI
The quantity q nar necessary to be removed from The exist
ing passes deepened along
either ehanns winch The extend, In order
present condition,
u y sna q M n
Amer has been entered into ths place and direction Of
officer officers appointed for thai purpose BY the
viii BE- paid siar sae has Sa eopesd and oupe upon sn
by officer officers, above, be
payment made on account q any wk done open
log sth enanns ss' as such channel shall have been com
the expiration Of third Of during which ehun
NJ the for keeping open viii be paid
twohirds third
Of the whole contracted for VIII be made and The
the whole time during which the channels 10 be kept
op twenty ymen
naming VI keeping
me spsn vail 3 paid sa no viii bs %sas uI n a.
an officer acsrs ed by the secIeta of War;
found % be in NIL confurmabie
Proposals accompanied evidence ability
addressed the Engineer Depar ment Washington, and
dorsed Proposals for opening channels outlets of The Mss
sppi ryer.'' @* *"
when The time within which proposals received has
pred viii he opened and considered and contract will be
entered viii, the bidder bidders whose plan Of
and evidences Of ability TO execute the work most saactoy
Secretary of Mar.s t. ~ Pas Vi ea. u. s-.-
thirty days National lnteigencer and
Evening Star, washington Commercial Bulletin and
True Delta, New Orleans the Mobile Reae Mobile the
the PennyiyAnian Philadelphia Book
journal of Commerce. New ork Times and Post
the Republican, and The Pilot ST. Louis Enquirer
Cincinnati and the Democrat, Louisville.
advertising Of containing ad
veremen be sent TO Engineer Department for payment
Aug 5-d3M tt
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To the holders Of bond eetate, othrr srdeaoe
fac stats Of TsaS s late repab theso under Of 2st
February, 1855.
TknksuHI DEPARTMENT, April H. 1850.
WHEREAS the 4 sscon 0hs of ssth February
ed "An provide for of
The late republic m comprehrnded of Con
September o. requires the Secretary the
notice BY pubic advertisement
Of fhe time when will be made under said
hnd whereas notice issued tbe g February BY this
department. and duly pahshed, setns firth said o Congress
the of the o the
oT be hed nj this department. with
Edav, therein poined out, thirty days prior the i d June
And whereas The said eth section further provides pay
shall be made bond, certificate,
which shall thirty days before by notices.
he presented nj The Treasnry Department
Notice hereby given holders Of
evidences that
hn sru from hereof thsy
excluded from a bcnchs Of said nsuenDy 4
don of the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
RB-law2m Secretary of the Treasury.
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special Notice 70 travellers from washington

RAVELLERs from ashBa0h for the cities
ths the baltimore ,hio Company made
provision their baggage directly
from aAhnglon city leading cities Nesl
the Northwest and the Southwest
Members Congress others, the adjournment will find
peculiarly h r advantage avail themselves of recently
extended facilities Of this line, which the only that
afford them through tickets and baggage checks Washington
The trains start daily from Washington station nj and
direct ashngon Relay
for Benwood Wheeling, Renwood dt
with Central Ohio aoad trnns for Zan-sve Newark
Xenia Dayon Cincinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis Chi
Teue Hsule Vincennes Alton, ST. Louis Springfield oun
Burlington, GBena Rock Island, Dubuque, Caro Memphis
kaicbez, vieksbufg, and New Orleans.
Passengers desng view The entire road by daylight
astngtn 9, and, reaching Cumberland AZ
lie there until SIS morning. when they The
accommodation uan leaving there time for Wheeling
where il arrives 1t 4, p
BY 49, D. Washington they may reach Ben
weed a ek nex day. hours from washing
By this they reach Cincnna night, in a6k
hours running between Washington and Cincinnati.
Careful comfort perfect safety
dna objects this route and travellers rely them in
securing It's advantages
Furfuer particulars tickets hc inquire Uf THOMAS H. PAR
SONS Agent, Washington station WILLIAM g. WooDsIDE,
Master of transportation, Baltimore.
Aur9 9-dt9D
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fhe name person via Be spoE books, ancus
shs payment ofthe subscnpuon be advance.
Distant mag msaey by lelsar nc psAaks
f which viii b. paid By b. ourselves
safe transmission. @# .... E.r... 49,
The COUNTRY PAPER Psbbshed weekly auIlnE Ghe ses
Sons oi Cong and semi weekly during Ihs
Subscriptions for period les year received O.
pfopoIiioRed 10 the above annual
nT-PosTMASTERs authorized sxenss and
by sending rvs DAILY snbscnbe win ESQ enclosed,
titled 10 copy syatis. s@ aa#
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NEW work History o. Immigration 20
~ The United number asr, occupation,
ana counyo urh ef arriving ~ te United sle
ny sea- from ureign from 1873 70 la WITH an
toy rvisw vslpahle appendix ny WIN j. Bromwe,
Z" thF D. anmsnt of state Price, o. 50.
luminous English from Chnnro 70 sare
80 Jus puhlshed, and fnr sals ~
"A. TAYLOR MAUHYl5
AWH Bookstore near Pth street
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THE lsth or uis nstufon viii commence
Monday The of Study includes The usual
English hvncbe me ancient and modern languages mHsmauc
and
Tsm nstuun aods advantage which highly commend O.
the attention and ruar6ans The of teachers
their profession ue rrcelfn
Of chscai and nstroupcnli the
hudiurs giving just sBch accoDodatops a
students eppoasty u al times o armohssnns prae
ucy princpcs enable The student obtain
hes . sound uhorSurh and practical edocauun
Tsrms Board aud iaop sss per psyEhIe quarterly,
In advance
ny " - :" n. L. ERoCKErr,
Aug l9-eod7mo Principal.
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To Druggists and the People.

Tou hereby esuoned against spurious limitations Of De
Gralhs "Iectne Ons shall who
copyrighted bills TINS Eenusne Electric oh has cured the
Of Camden Of piles and also Hon John VII
Of HUNTINGDON Hon Kingsurth twh n took OF his
erurches dayD and Hn 100 Others IL Philadelphia
published the Philadelphia Ledger.
dezerE Philadelphia would
guilty rascay of counireiHs In Harrisburg Pa
Wyehe, kaown druggist there, caused the
and imprisonment OF Valentine who attempted an m
uon Of this valuable remedy.
PHnxpELPmA May s, 1855.
To People DyBsgistI throughout the Unitsd S0ie'
List Of Prof DE Grshs Electric OIL; Jos Free, West
Philadelphia of heumaim Mr. Rodenbos, Montgomery county
Ogden, No $50 Fourth nhnu
Of Maryland Providence, shingles and cakod
Mr.. VIM Spence, Chestnut on neuralgia;
BsHy oampbe Lower Mafon Of burns and scarlet fever and
eighteen others.
7-Every druggist only genuine Eecic oil is
and proprietor his old oee, which
ali orders be addressed % procure The genuine
Prnf CHAF. DE GRATH,
Old uhce south Chestnut.
For sale BY CHARLES sToTT.
July I0-u washington, ID. c.
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Lost Land warrant

UUBLTC notice hereby svrn aer The expiration nf six
weeks present application will be made 70 The
Commis=ioncr Washington for 90
pcus land ny,an IN lien Of me JacoH
of NAV Iss No n7s .cres, which lost IN
the Washington CITY and Dsile
vh Illinois, during of May the rcpar of the month
June last and hss hesn rereivsd ~ tss n Lacrnl
ney RENE NJ. LACROIX.
Aur 0s-IawBw
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NOTE.

Proposals guaranteed responsible peons
postmaster judge Of Of record and
before the 18th November
performed, for
satisfactorily explained Three the
deducted For arrivals behind break
depending maIs and sufficiently
fourth Of the compensation for the trip be subject forfeiture.
viii imposed unless delinquency
isacioy orphaned for negectng the mail
post ofes Tor suffering be injured, destroyed, robbed,
fof refusing aer drmAnd convey fre
qneny the concerned In running
The General
failures Rgfeeby
obeynE the oce laws instructions Of the department.
General be
Of serio. by allowing thsre rata
He also cura diseonunns
in part, pro pay allowing
months eoupensHou the Of service dispensed
should Addressed scond
General superscrb-d "Pyoposas No 7o5s, GbaAa
further particular pampbIel advertisement
the mails in Virginia, Georgia. se, Of less and is g.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Aug i6-lawfwt Postmaster Gener1l.
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HE College James, mrrytapd-Enhracinr thr
collegiate commercial, ard preparatory depsrmeu has ons
session 6rs of 0ccf 10 Tire First uf bnr
Whole charge per year. for board tuition, ac two hundred Hnd
my dollars No fee
JOHN n. KERFOOT Rector, kc-,
July l-1awam College o. james, r. o. Maryland.