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HY RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WEST.
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Thine between Washington and wheeling but hsi
housI
Running Washington and Caoinna ~ hous
Through Tickets and finsgags Checks be had la
Washington.
THE Baltimore Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved Its
western come now he
eie, between Washington BALTIMORE and all portions OF the west
The coDnezion brween The trains from Washington and ne
Baltimore. This only change Of required between
Wheeling Washington station rechecked and transferred
he SYM e wo sas ai a sas
Washington daily AT 8, and AZ, p on Sundays al The
Wheeling made with he trains of The CEN
wRaL OHIO aiLRoAD running from bease % ae 1no
COLUMBUS These trains connect Newark with the Newark
Mansfield and sandusAy railroad for sanduks Toledo Detroit
AZ Goaehas 1alread win fns trains
ffie railroad xena, CINCIsNATl LOUIS
vLLE &c Al xena, Little Miami ra,.oad coHnssian i
auss E Ea cSeas Fscs Island 5, Louis &C.
Pases:ets holding through tickets for Memphis yckshrg,
transferred Cincinnati mail the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and ST. Louis are sold by hs
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi.
Wheeling and Weasie Cory miesl where connexon WIN
travellers are requested 10 notice that while this the only
aong thouh tickets and checks IN Washngtnn Is also ue
The great Washington Cincinnati is
bui $50 mes being about 100 mites shorter than BY any other
Fsre by through Washington To Wheeling, 80 s.;
~ railroad BY s,eamsr from Cneisna VIZ; ina,anup9
"a; New Orleans, sal, &c.
Cnmboand Bedford Springs, Oakand Fairiouni,
passengers may Washington ., g. o. a. For The
way between BALTIMORE and Nheeing take " a.
from WASHINGTON.
FOR further information through tickets, Sc apply TIL,
"S'''' y JOHN II. DONE,
.- OF Transportation Baltimore and
Nav Sd
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No. $40.
NOTICE Of The diseentinnsncs OF the United statea

NOTICE Of the dtscontinunnce OF the United statea
~ land ofhce VANDALIA, in the State OF ILLINOIS
Notice hereby given that Of law, and in view
the report Of the land officers
land in said district reduced below hundred
Tho SEcRKTAky directed that
VAspALA be discontinued,
the Of hc dsconnuaDce be made subjec en,
SPRIsayIRLp, In said State.
Lands remaining unod and unapppaed by law and subject
private entry office discontinued, will
be subject said Office from date of receipt
that effect by the register and thereof and land officers
will public notice a the day which they
will be applications for entries Of such LANDS
their Office
Given hand the city OF Washington this eth day
December, A. ID. 1855. @ .4sf
s5 THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner o General Land Office.
Dec ll-law6w tfntelligsncer q Starl
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAILisG-Isse

stopping Southampton both going and returning they Offer
proceeding London aud ayfe advantages over
other route, for the economy Of time and money,
Passage from Reg York 60 Southampton and Bremen,
cabin saoon $780, first cabin, lower saoon 5llo
second do, 500.
All letters and newspapers through the post ONCE
No hills OF adng viii be signed parcels received ON the day OF
sailing. .sE a. I. .a# .N
An experienced surgeon il attached TO each ship,
Fol- freight or passage, apply 10
u. III. BAND, IL South William IT., N. Y.
..,@# 1.. q. A. HEINEkEN u CO., Bremen.
s.H. CROsKEY II Co, Northampton.
# WILLIAM IsELIS, Hayre
Feb Id <.
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English. Fronch, and american Fashions, 1850.

rEOHGE Wiardr Hotsi, Washington D.
W dcay attending the organization Of The House, -
both branches 81 The
violating their political principles,
popular candidate for icr fyor ar fos, IN m
osrtied and
receive distinguished ard unanimous suffrage Of
psorIe faculty Of uuiurr the dcption
realm ~ fashion, and them W one VA
divided The House 81 Representatives. has been NJ
tune, hut the representative ~ fashion IL
ways orangd Thr fashions In the psc baud Of the
what the disoganyed elements Of the
the g,nins " The The succambs 70
81
The later iosa assembly Ceefgs y
popular assembly fashion. ihs far nsi
parallel closely point,
thence they DIVORCES and ns u 4 With our lenders Of fashions ard
leaders of politics. fashion nr such VIII
the rgi NJ
right " lose for The right ~
he applies His nor
vet bis money. Both equally well and safely invested
Jan 2g--dN
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rUMBFaiAND'S Memoirs written by f,nscirt cew.
tanning an account Of his Life and Vikings ipiepered with
anecdotes and chnra0vrx Distinguished
o s time With Copious Notes; BY Henry
ders, subor Of The Lives Of the Chief Jusiicen vo evo
cloth, 81 30. FRANCR TAYLOR
The intimacy which thoauthor enjoyed with
Wapole Burke s Jpslul Reynolds Lord Halifax, Goldsmith
johnsnn Gowper Pitt others distinguished
NJ biz time, has enabled him anecdotes
sketches Of the which
Memoirs exceedingly Instructive md entertaining.
The sketches and
highest Of
discmnatne gives Celebrations an
and which
Innate = Encyclopedia BrilRrhlca
hprif3
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Il. HI. G IL Il K II,
Co,srseflor nf Tnsr-

Has removed bis Office hs resd in Fransn Row.
Of and Thirteenth He will
ton principally the United
Having devoted much
give advice and opinions legal questions arising
the Patent and on appeals 70 the chief Justice assistant
Justices Of the District ofCoumha, and will
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
He wi also written opinions
ties having claims before
viii also claims before board established
adjudication
Oct aS--du
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Washington Aqueluct.

ta##E OTgIcE WAsnIHcToy hauEpuGr,
f&g| 4a#-#.. Washington, March 1855
PROPOSALS iaviied brick masonry,
DAMS tunnels oftbe Washington aqueduet
Proposals. received the 9Th Of May will be opened Of
that day.
Maps pohe aud specifications obe will be ready
animation and after the 10Th day April
Proposals will be received particular culverts,
bydgcs Described in plans
works be completed under the
present appropriation but all unfinished work viii
subject future appropriations The
the right prescb of work TO done and
under each for appropriation and in
appropriation holding suceE!y decide when aud
shall stopped uni! funds available.
In the entire particular work for Of
funds reserved cent Will paid II, In the judgment
the engnee the work has been properly executed so far has
.5.
made specie checks upon United Siatoe
monthly OF the reseIvng 10
viii be dioh Of ali that ihewcrk
All bids should be sealed endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduct,n
the right rcj any all the bids
should be deemed advantageous such
considered most conducive TO the of The
work, r
Responsible effect that he they under
bidder bidders WILL his bid accepted
obligation, within days. with sufficient
securities, completion the work
by certificate the United district
Judge United district officer
individual known tho Engineer De-
pamen Of War; that the able make good their
Bids will opened presence bidders, If any
choose TO be present s-r ..#ra ..# -
s a Capt. OF Engineers, in charge.
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.HaN..sI NO. b4l.l s1
Notice
or he discoatnHaace of certain United States Land Offices
Ae States c/ AiHo.s, Aichigan, Wisconsin, and L00a.
HINDER provisions OF The section Of the Of Con
" gress approved H. 1910, which declares
quantity public uasoid
shall be reduced number than hundred
Districts shall be disconnueJ and conp
with other subject the Secretary Of the inleof
has directed that the following Offices be disconiinued
shawneetowu and kaska In Illinois.
Kalamazoo Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield Iowa. #4#
Lands remaining unsod and undposed Of In the above districts
will be subject those Offices of
receipt notice that effect by and
points, and will be made subject 10 entry follows
sbawneetown and Kaskaska. be cd the Springfield
district, Illinois.
Kalamazoo 10 the iona distrct Michigan.
Milwaukee TO the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield 10 the Charlton district Iowa.
The points consolidation will public
which they win prepared
applications entries lands their offices.
Given under hand cy Of Washington this 2t day
November, A. ID. 1885,
THO5. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF tis General LaHd Office.
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{sHEA P JUVENiLE BOUkS-The Undersigned has sc,
aside from his stock Of books for chden large aud
varied collection the accumulation OF be sold at hall
aIess than that when need be- They suited TO youth
OF all ages, aud may be examined his bookstore.
Among Them will be found the of Mrs Holland
Miss Edgeworth MIRA Bnbsud, ether wntsrsbooks
which have been popular their me and whi.s aiming cult
good astc good feelings and good principles. supposed by
have still merit although teaching all the sci
Dec 10 FRASCK TAYLOR.
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Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.

Law school Camo.riand University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
EAcULTY, Hon Abraham Caru,he, late OF the circuit
judges OF Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan of ndges supreme
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Bromaed l.. Ridley the stae
Judges Cauthsrs and Green dew their me exclusively
90 the school.
Plan 81 inafion. Daily examinations of class the
books No regular OF lectures the
daily lessons an the Of the examinations.
Weekly Of compen which
dents suits OF facts given pofos
practice The framed prepare
deeds wills records and all Of documents b.
denee in The trials Some Of me taken by appeal
court, which heid monthly In
pubes the end oeyery session The students clerks
jurors circuit Judges, and chaneeors official
Iacities connected with their suits. s1E
SefonsThe FIRST the third
ember and ends third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursdsy in July.
Erpenler per ses,onTuIon $780, advances contnsen
fec "a boarding about $50 Students
which be had In h. Lebsron booksto
-Four sessions required 10 complete unless
dents advanced csss No
mission There four regular classes. Students
any limo during the collegiate year.
There moot legislature connected with the school.
Number ofIudcntS the last collegiate
ROBERT l.. CARUTUERs,
Feb n-coly President Board O Trustees
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ST. Joseph, Academy for Young Ladies,

lNf1T Er1HbFtbtTq, FrcdcrlcN County,, Nd
THE session ofsudies
2fh August and terminates last Thursday June The
Cor board and tuition $3.50 payable semi
There
aud also m Spanish itaian German, and Latin Tho
fo the department composed Of pupils under nine
seu per annum payable half yearly IN advance,
BrsAof Inquiry should be addressed - the MOTHER SUPE
oR ~ - Josephf Academy, Enmbug, Frederick county,
MARYLAND.
Irl
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Notice Of Limited Partnership.


THE they this day formed linz
partnership the m Of Appleton Co whose place
cry Baltimore, the Pcpose buying and
selling and domestic exchange bonds
and cheeks aud the transaction OF agnea Stuck brokerage
Appleton and Henry w,
Howell reside said and George
county special partner
has contributed his o the capital 10 the
stock The twenty thousand dollars In cash and that
OF March, 1856, and is
Wa. STUART APPLETON,
.. w. no ELL,
Mar 25-d2w 5.#Hs GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
indicated in The above
Ill notice, the purchase and sale Of
stocks foreign domestic exchange collection
hills loans, bonds bills
business public securities exchange
checks, and alaw Interest standing accounts.
We d the services Of M LAWRENCE u BAHNE
At Seldom Withers, Co.. Washington, d. c.,
undivided general tusncss OF
' APPLETON s. Co,
Aprl 3 6w 2li Baltimore street,
CUMBERLAND coAb.-The subscriber has good Of
Tor cash.
Also oak una pine wood d good quality.
THOMAS n. 'woRTHINGTON
April 23-eosw Cor. i4lh and strsets near canal
aLNwICK French Engiish Female Seminary
II boarding pups situated 10 miles the BALTIMORE aud
Washington railroad and turnpike, miles south OF he Vage OF
Laurel
Tyson respectfully inform their patrons and
ntcaloa permanently their day yehnoi
city April that Of their
will open Monday the stu May Every Ia
acquisition French language and mu
Of May by letter addressed % the Laurel po. ohec
Md. April 2-d3t& goldfish May
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THE EARNEyr MAN-Life and Labor- of Aaoprsm INA
i by Mrs. Consnf. "A" '""-
The New Are II Gcsd, me L, and Advenes Of Robe
DEXTER Nemsswes 5000
"vssssIi Moron ~ novel, by rranck Pskmrn.
"Paui Fcsrolig~ tale, ny author of"ix hvV
Dcc' Nuirrsr's Evils o. ysccinaon by c. q. schissec
@,M. ~, ttss8n hfsE s
For sale by TAYLOR MAURy
MAJ " bookstore, Ninth street.
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ZINE Library Editions Of Gibbon, HaiIan, RusstI,
Robertson Hume, EIpatu irving Prescott Bancr0d,
intoph, Webster Thsts Pepy MAcuuny
Turner, M Ruer Burnett Clarendon, Cities rcrrnlon
mold, Bon utar, and many other Of The historians
may bc ound ~ The most moderate prices the bookstore
undesgn,d " nno hsay bindings most Of hsm imported
ffeun London by the undersIg ned and bound there.
20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Nassau nan college Of new Jersey, princeton.


should auld acquaintance be forgot
And aesef brought 10 min
should Auld acquaintance BE- ussol
And days o. auld lang syne."
The members The senior class ending June ieJ
the Junior class OF The ending June 1854 o sophomore
cas Of the ending June 1881 and the Freshman class VI the
ending ~ june 1885, hereby requested 20 assemble IN
Washington d. o. BY the third OF March, A. D. M az The latest
10 brighton The links OF The chain OF love and friendship which time
nor do can ever entirely sever exchange once more Ia ei
lives greeting and sympathy, lament utimey fate OF
SOME Of their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting Of The selEapponted committee wiz be
held he bt Monday IN september A. d. 1906 e United
States Ho Chestnut street, fourh Finn streets,
which those members Of the classes whom be
venent invited TO attend when the will DO
adopted 20 secure as fun an attendance possible.
uine those whom This addressed VIII be
good enough 10 furnish the secretary ofhe committee by mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D..
OF Trenton, N. j., CbsiImsn Of Conmttee
Il. ALEXANDER q. HART, M. D.,
OF PhiiSdcphia, Pennsy lyania,
.#0 j. NEWTON LlGIlTNER.
PHILIP PENnLEToN, ''#
~. ....# Of Winston Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS, I'll s.'s#
of Nalsto Iron and Glass Works, Nj
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
Joux WEipkAN, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March a7--lawtMatJ lIntalhgencerl
newspapers the civilized countries Of the world
cd advertisement their editorial columns,
scattered through the four d
visions of the globe and all newspapers throughout the United
requested gfniuous insertion
casionay between this date and the % Of March A. D. 1851
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fosr orrrcr nsrartEExr, Irnc 7, Ie5s
PROPOSALS for carrying the Emitted from The Is, day
a october next to The Both luss, trSs following route
rsrsesee, VIII be recsvsd mi. de-
psmsn' In the city ~ ~ II me ism aay AZ
August next, 10 BE- decided the day, Wis - !.
No. sS1 Prov Depot, Ten 10 fen.yle m,.. .ns
back three times a eek
Leave Concord Depot MONDAY, wcdrnsdnv. and Friday,
on arrival Of tsn f,om Kno,viie-say al 10 a m,
Arrive Louisville by u m -
Leave Louisville Mosdsy, "wednesday. and Friday AT q
Arrive ~ Concord Depot by 4pm
Proposals % IN trim \ are ,n,,,,d
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Near the Canal Basin, .7ierGndTta.
LITZPATRICK BURNS proprlf tors manufacturers Of
ysfns, chain, ts twinc wrapping inc cord
cotton bats, &c.
Orders merchants In Washington rearectfuy solicited
tho above articles, which will deliver Washington
In baltimore
orders will meet with prompt attention BY addressing above.
Octii-dlm a.. - n.
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20 ry w BE- made for and each of ,ch
nav - ~" "'c'ony Ip'sined three tines bs "Trip
"s'"c~o rnf srvvals SITTER schedule Tine
Ic"seo ono fourth OF the the
coos' may he snnoied for repeated fsIar~s for VIOLATING tho
"e~ s~e or ~ disphsytna iHsuctious
ns nm General may order an service pro
"o inc contract He scbeule
vded M sssn'ns nn- he diminished he NAV curs The
~ ""e aose'her 1T rcfa pay
eono"N ~ n~ so'ns one months The smoun, IN
service aispeused with - P's v" "e '""o"' "
y" Increased pay VIII be showed for excess N any of .c,u,r
sdvcnsed Sssss"ce W. snpr,es -.
$500 ssl15.a, IAMfs spnpt P'''''''
June T-iswswf N'' "'"e''h
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TREATISE on ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.

NEW edition. oncsst Conurrss Directory, made mp
IN complete embracing changes
and
official and drioml nc lets rIce yx For sale by
TAYLOR MAURY.
June bookstore near On steet,
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spectrcfss
GOLD silver fine steel and plated spcctacios glasses &C. Of
VI OIL FOCUSES with pcrfoca prsc0pc md parahola glasses,
gives advantages srlccnr glasses
adapted 70 the eyes ~ weArcrs.
32i Penn, avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
T,pp II
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OTrcr ManYL.sp Corsoutp arm I.orTrHtrs
baltimore, Maryland, Jolly !, 1855.
THE commissioner NJ the Maryland deemed Ii
his duty chutinu public ruucoua swindors
WIN circulate mail fraudulent lottery schemes
wholly fictitious
The only lotteries Maryland daily under
the the
The the connuon examine and approve the
schemes and dfawinvs.
All the tickets 10 these lotteries and al ce6caos packages
tickets the oe nphed agent
Office Maryland Consolidated oeres
Baltimore, Maryland,n Al ohers fraudulent.
toll information the subject Of those address
r. X. Brennan.
acpt 2s-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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Compilation of Panama Railroad.

NDHIIEENIUW
Reduction Of Fare 10 Caiiorrfa
Unied nail steamships leave New York
sx4 for Aspinwal the 5th aud 2nh of each month,
NLsol&4 connecting viii mail from Panama 20 san
These steamships approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speci and safety Ia.
The Panama railroad "a mites long, completed nom ocean
md IN Tho baggage If passen
gers checked in New York through San Francisco and
amharted Panama hy the caapauys expense
Tho money paid In New York al of the nip
Reserve kept port New York, Panama, and
Fan Francisco, dsonun accdeHi 20 that
The rouit u endrey rsifabic.
Paseugets leave Panama the day they arrive at hspn
wall.
Conductor 60 through BY steamer, and take charge Of
and children without other PROTECTOR.
through apply the agency, M
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
MaY6-du
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AsgsoY OF Fnrson sfoLuArIos CLauss,
Washington, November -, 1858.

heEsoY FnrsoH sroLArros CLArssi
Washington, November a. 1859
IN many inquiries claimant, against
the United States OF spoiauons commtnd ny h
French OF with France OF
l6OOvz July 81 lsgas Of proceeding proper 70
towards Obtaining redress deem most erpedrn mus
publicly inform MI ruch thu after consulting competent, bef
their claims ioIhe Claims would be nrsd up win
thousands Chains, and therefore not decided
other objectionable 10 submit ,hrn
tprccuF snai the usual o. the open
IN the iu expectation That direct relief
viii provided hHm through special board Of conpisson
tribunal Congress viii Thai reference Of hsso claims may be
made direct legislative act.
The Of these clams would fully and constantly oc-
board Of the highest foe iee and justice EN-
palcay points such board right aud proper 10 tbs
Nov23-diw JAMES H. CAU5TEN.
The College OF ~. james, Maryland.
THE Of session begins Monday ID Of
Il
There m courses oessr;s preparatory and commercial
hsdre,s Rev. Or. RERFooT, Rector, sc.
Feb i2-2nw4w
,,EOHGE WOODS NEW w0Bs.--Moderu Pilgrims,
" showing travel and the methods Of
Wood, author Of Pce
schemih in America" 2yoiumcs. Price ai IS.
Letters physician just entering uron practice ~ James
jackson, NJ. D., Ill. ~ 81.
Was and Il hy Richard Widrch, author OF History
Of tha Upcd stnies, 81 IS.
CasA story nopulican Equality by Sydney A. sioyIh
81 25.
TAYLOR 4 MAURYT
Nov a5 Bookstore, near pth street.
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MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bosaon +, by
III Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged
Ion Of the travelling public.
Dee
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED THE Rob Of DR.. BOY
VEAU LAFFECTBUR is far superior the sinups o Cus
IL radically
mercury 81 dartre scrpruia
ucer accidents
period Of f aud hereditary aemoHy OF humors A. dopurs
powerfully elcacuus catahs the bladder
fractions aud other weakness organs arising
injections saundngs. As syphiluc Rob
diseases ensuing the
Of baisam o. cubehs from injections which only cp
without neutr;Eiug The Rob Buyvean above ALL
syphc Diseases whether long
e,sted the powers OF mercury the odure
potassium,
General agents Ter the United States Gabriel Blondn, esq
William York Tor wholesale Guiiot
New Orleans Sruny san Francisco.
The Rob Lasesur od BY az The druggists throughout the Un
The pamphlet Doctor O. De GeTyais med
properties The viii be obtained ~ writing o.
din "a william street, New York, who will give oyery Information
wanted
D. prepared an o,ss for South America West In
dies free u the United ses due I've has the hob IN bond
March l4-dlys
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GsssxAL LAnD osycx, Sept ~, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS this register
and receiver Dsnvia land osce Illinois isis
nf remaining said dsses give thirty
pubic receipts Of said
reopenng which applications viii
be received BY them.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2l--2aw8w Intel star.l Commissioner.