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To Druggists and the peop,e.

YoU are hereby cautioned agans, spurious limitations Of Dr. De
Graihs "Eectric 0 shall any party who
copyrighted bills. This trenunc) Electric oil has
o Camden Of piles and rheuausm also, Hon. John VII
hanson of Huntingdon Hon. Kiunrsurh, (whom took OF
clutches in dy) and ihan 200 oeis Philadelphia
whose have been published in e Philadelphia Ledger
The wholesale rhlsdelpha
guil rssca OF countrreitnr In Harrisburg
John Wyehe, welksow drurEist there
and imprisonment or Valentine, who attempted mitA
ton Of this valuable remedy.
PHfLtprLFtih, hay 8, 1855,
To hs People and DrGfists troufhout the United s,ae'f
List by Prof Electric Joe Free, wssi
Philadelphia ffheumntir Mr. Rodcnbot Montgomery county
rheumatism and spran Mrs Ogden, No 5e Fourt inna
nation o bows Mrs Maryland, Providence shingles and caked
breast Mr. VIM Spence Chestnut feion nod neuralgia
henry Campbell lower Marion, Of burns and scarlet fvsrI and
eighteen Others.
01Every druggist that the only Electric OIL
made by the sole Inventor and proprietor his old Office which
all orders must be addressed 70 procure the genuine
Prof CHAs. DE GRATH,
Old Office, ~ south 9Th street. Chestnut.
For saleby CHARLES STOTT,
July lO-H Washington, %. G,
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PROPOSALS.


NAVY DEFARTMEkT
Bureau OF Yards and Docks, September IN, lt5os
SEALED PROPOSALS. separately endorsed
posas for Glass No. the class for the navy yard al dhe
e yard will be once until the aoh octo-
furnishing delivering
named the materials aud articles embraced IN the following
which described in printed schedules which
will be furnished upon application, by mall requested
desiring contract for all the classes
yards for the
classes for the yards under their command or by The navy
the bureau all the yards
In bidders connandaDts 10
them schedules by mail win be IN order TO insure her
transmission that should enclose IN their application postage
stamps the law requires all postage 10 be prepaid .
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly nouned tha
hereinafter prescribed and be mailed IN
before the time expires for receiving
them; no consider ahieh shall be received otter the
rod stated allowance u be made for failures g the mat
guard against offers being opened before the time appointed
above the address,
line under the endorsement thus Proposals or Class
No. (na,ae the Navy yard at (ame the yard
Chief the Bureau OF Yards and Docks washington
G.
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United states Court OF Claims.

THE undersigned John c. Devereur Of New York city and NJ,
Thompson, II Washington, D. o. attorneys and eounseors
a for the of claims credit
of government In the Court of Claims.
will In Immediate and careful attention bus
matters Washington which
gentlemen o profession and claimants, in The city Of New
YORK, elsewhere in any part Of the Union.
They may be consulted at any m personally OF BY letter. either
Washington Particular information claim
before Congress departments
furnished upon appsaton by the parties Interested
JOHN q. DFvEREUx,
No. % broadway corner wsI street, New York city
NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city,
NB.J commissioner Of the Court Of Claims
Jan 3i-gtavtnf tfntell
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Proposals for Erecting a Marine Hospital al
New OrIeans, Louisiana.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
lant..nhar 81 iHbt

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September q, 1885,
on TN pRoposAIs will be received at department until
y The 10Th day Of November A D. 1885, at - clock al noon LOT
The the New hospital according to The
be either building separate ir the dheen, knds
OF work bills Of parcels should accompany eaen mas @ MN S
the right reject or accept ,he
invited parts thereof when u deems ns M b y o 10
bids Of persons whom theie ls
70 believe VIII no, ssny peSm Mn and ali bids when there
shall parties interest who 90 not Join in he oo sa a pa
Md viii he Ises,ed IN Al The option
will be awarded such bidders until details are
tsrsis which subject The revision Of the department 80
that The gross bid shan be equasy appooned upon the
Ninety Of the amount OF work done and materials De
% sonas sppouisd for
purpoe viii be ped from time 10 time a the work progresses ana
cspance work. the aforesaid and be forfeited
in The falhmeni OF contract. ,-,-.--
ies and The ssssnmes thereof except BY consent o' uo
o1he Treasury viii be forfeiture Of the ss,ns ,v
ed BY two responsible persons eehed 70 DC 80 ey hs United
ss eso ~ ~ vsop. sar or Of poporonaie amount II for
that the bidder will when required his be &c
curiues for its 1thful performance.
Pans specifications working drawings can be examined s
days other information obtained on application to the
froposa will at the same time building similar
called by the specifications except that The main OF I'e
constructed iron veneerns upsn on frames
.tueur. Are proof according 10 supplement
Persons submitting such proposals will awe minute details o. s
walls hog hemi ofthe style Of fornamenaton Ac Persons
may for iron building OF an equal o. smaller SIZE
h" proposal. must se sent to this department addressed
leans marine hospital " and will be opened o'clock p m o.
named for receiving the same In the presence Of the
'''''''' =" "' JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of The Treasury,
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THE 18Th annual session of this institution will
Monday September TO- The study includes
English branches ancient and modern languages mathematics
and natural science.
This institution affords advantages which highly
OF and guardians The of teachers
Of devoted profession
Of chemical and sstronomnl;
of the buildings giving such accommodations
students need the opportunity nj al times o demonsang
csy such principles admit Of IT, enable the student obtain
here sound, thorough, and practical education.
Terms Board and tnion sso session payable quarterly
In advance.
r. L. BRoCKETr,
Aug l9-eodamo Principal.
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United states Patent once,

WtFHIf'fnNi NfpItnH'f T0s''
IN the petition Of Samuel Hewitt OF Rochester Wisconsin,
for the extension Of granted 10 him for improve
mnn hay for years from the expiration of said pat
en which the hirteth December 1855
ordered that the said petition he heard the Patent ocs
Monday December % 1856, ~ O'Clock, and all
are notified appear and show any they have, why sad
petition ought not 20 be granted
Persons opposing required
oee their objections specially forth in writing at least twenty
days before the day o hearing all testimony flied w shor
he used The said heating and transmitted In
cordance with the rules OF the Office, which will be furnished
application.
The testimony in the viii be closed 10Th Of December
deposuons and other papers relied upon testimony must
MED IN the once before the morning Of that day the
guments, " any, within ten days thereafter.
ordered also, that this notice be published the Union, Tnte
tence and Evening star Washington D. G. Republican, ha
more Md Pennyivsnian Philadelphia, Pa and Day Booh New
oIk ~ v, nr three weeks previous
oHARiEs MASON
Commissioner of Patents.
Editions of The above papers win please copy and send
% s o the Patent Once with paper containing this notice,
E-nL I'D nn.ln
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wilIards' Hotel.
j. g. b II. A. WILLARD,
PennsyIvosia avenue and Fourteenth sfrssf,
Washington, ID. q.

THE Understgned, for several year. past omctal
translator the Departments OF stste respectfully tenders his
services the public agent for the prosecution OF claims against
foreign foreign especial
Spanish, French, Portuguese and ssn Gentlemen engaged
Of claims foreign other
wise and requiring faithful and reliable nnssuons OF legal docn
decrves, he viii hnd, In
Of the undersned for fidelity In the
rendition o doatc and technical phrases which long
Publishers throughout the Union desireus 70 obtain
uansons foreign books literary legal will also find
undersigned rely their
order, being psompty and satisfactorily executed,
for further particulars spply 10 I -
L, FITZGERALD ThsTsTRO,
40 street. between ioth and th, Washington city, O.
June 24-dly
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FORM OF OFFER.



ere insert e namd of nams he ton in the State OF nams
The sate hereby offer under your @ Of ,ss
(dae cf adpert and subject 10 ~ III ~ ,,cas
same the printed schedule which il refers ~ ue .
embraced in Class No. (ae the elass for the nj
the yard according said schedule viz ere paste the printed
e ehed and opposite eeeA article see te price, ana
out the amount IN Tie t6nns dollars and CENTS d foot
up tie Of the lid fe sias amounting to here
uTe the dmotlnt In ipoTdsD al
propose agent s the agent, one required y
the schedn for the supply under the classes by
resident The delivery and should offer be accept
request prepared and TO the navy
agent at (Hame the ageny) for signatures and certificate
(Herc the bidder TO sign his nancy
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CARDn Of the death Of Of the of
H. Co., merchant tsiiors OF this city,
Will and all persons indebted TO live above
respectfully requested settle the old pScc of
ness, all its
branches formerly. The undersigned will always keep hand
merchandise appeuaning
including quality OF military articles the
and navy They respectfully thank their friends and the pub
generally or the liberal they have received and will
be happy pleasure Of the
H.. r. LoUDON n CO..
Aug 20-eou Merchant Tailors, under Browns Hotel.
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United States Mail.
ALABAMA.

PosT OyucK DEPARTMENT.,
Washington August l6, 1856.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States from s
day Of June, 1885, the fol-
lowing and in the time and manner
specified, Contract Once OF the Post
Department city OF Washington, until ., M, Of The
18th October 1856, to be decided ON he next days
705s From Rome by Spring. Pleasant Cap A Spring
Garden, Ladga, Plains Jacksonville, Lead Mines,
Ten Islands Greensport, AshviIe, Mount Niles, st. Clair
Suring Springvie Truss, Shady Grove, and Rockville,
TO EiSsn, 1917 miles and back, daily 10 Jacksonville In
two borse coaches, and three times week the residue,
with CELEBRITY, cerssiniy, and security. . .s.a. p.
Leave Rome daily at 2 nj -
Arrive at Jacksonville next da0s py2ami
Leave Jacksonville daily nj sk -
Arrive Rome days by ~ hami a. -. =.
Leave jacksonville Tuesday, Thursday ahd sa'ofday AT
Arrive at Elyon same days by -. ,,,.a.
Elyton MONDAY, "Wednesday, and Friday ltsm'
Arrive al jacksonville days BY SPIN.
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NOTE.

Proposas must by responsible cer
fed Judge OF court OF records aud
by the successful bidder with surely
before he November
No nav will performed, and for each OF such
times the the
NAV be arrivals far behind time a. 70 break con
nerion with Depending mails and sufficiently excused,
fourth for the subject TO forfeiture
Pines unless the delinquency be promptly and sat
negectng take The mail rom OF into
post Office suffering to bc injured, DESTROYED robbed or
I and u.inr demand the mail fire.
uuent IL oerned In unnine We
sees General snnui the
y,c nj reeated sues agecaby contract for dis
obeyng post laws Instructions OF the department
The schedule He order
service by allowing brro pro rasd increase on
lie also cur~ or discontinue inc service
In whole pro OF pay SHOWING one
compensation the amount OF service ospensed
should be addressed the Second assistant Post
superscbcd "Proposas for No soao asasama
further particulars see pamphlet advertisement o conveying
mails in Virginia, Georgia. ac, Of JESS and 1856
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Aug I6-law4wt Postmaster General,
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned tae Of garantorl of the toHn and
State of the Stat and second &c
hereby undertake that the above named (nae the bidder bid
will his for heir above accepted
with fifteen
through the post Office acceptance lher offers
before mentioned
Witness, Signature of guaTantorsl
certify that the hsre the
good responsible guarantors this
SgnatuTs
To signed by the district judge district attorney collector
known bureau responsible
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10 OUR SUBsCRInERs.

The person viii be entered sPcn bsoks, unless
the payment ofthe subscription be EF
Distant may money letter. The ps.tASs
o which will paid by and a assumed by ourselves - l
safe transmission. r W H.f .#f ~ #r### Y H.a#H#
Tis COUNTRY FArER Is pbiahcd 'iweeky dunRE 1se ss~'
sion. Of ess, and semi weekly during the
subscriptions for pod less than year win be received GA
terms proportioned TO the afnye annual rates.
n-posTMAsTERs are authoIed TO aci as our agents and
by sending us RVS DAILY subsebs win 90 .nessa' %
rive SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with S@s sAs'N@'"' wa" ~
uded 10 a copy Erat4. a.. ..#..".
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pUBLTC notice IL hereby given that, the expiration of sir
weeks present dae, application will be
Pension Ohce In Washington
plcats Of the issued M.
May 1885, No, ~ 7s for 20 which
the mail between Washington and Belle
ve Illinois, during he last Of May the orepau Of the month
of June last and has been received BY h said Lacror
Washington city, 6 1886 BY Rchsrd NJ Young his
ney RENE NJ, bACROIk,
Aug 9--lnw6w ... .a....... ........
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ceT6cdfes other stdenoss ht debt OF
Of Teru, e late republic thereof, under aef Of wh
February, 1883. u
-..#.--' Tns,usr DEPARTMENT, April 1850
WHEREAS the 4 section ofhs February, 1856
An provide for payment OF such creditors Of
republic Of TEXAS comprshended IN the act OF Con-
September O. 6 requires ihe Secretary me Ies.sy
public for The OF ninety days
of tne will b. made under said acts
sued s7th February last BY this
duly published setting Srh said OF Congress-
the legislature Of the State Of sssentuG heeo
evidences Of debt therein provided
assignments releases, and
av iheen pointed thirty days prior to the Let Of June
the said further provide. that pay
made bond cshcss evidence Of debt
thirty before the time limited BY said notices,
be presented u the Treasury Department q II.
holders OF bonds, certificates,
said debt tina, the sha be received
within srty from the date hereof ey will
be ercudea from all benefits Of ad aerevaby TO the 9TH sec
lion of the .--- #-.--u
An lS-aw9m Secretary Of tho Treasury
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Proposals for Building Six SChOOners for the
United states Revenue Service.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September @. 1856.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
September Q, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals for Reve
Secretary
until 10 O'clock noon,
November for furnishing materials constructing
ping delivering aoat six of about fifty
burden each, for the United States service the
northern lakes.
plans be furnished by the and the
vessels be completed within three months from the signing Of the
proposal considered unless received from persons
gagged building accompanied by
responsible that the
will be entered into by the bidder in acceptance of offer
the department..
half OF OF will be paid presentation
evidence that planked ceed
laid and the balance the delivery OF the vessels
pleied.
An used TO OF the quality, and the work
be executed faithful manner the satisfaction of the
perntendent
vessels when received from the hands the contractor 10 be
fully n.ged, furnished and equipped and finished ceat with
chains,
cabin, and ward room furniture and boats.
desou OF bidding will be furnished with the required
specific alto application TO this department
bidders should desire for the whole number OF
vessels they liberty offer for suit their
convenience. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Sept 6-2awih6hNOy
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fpUr College % james, ,M.rytsnd-EmhracinR the
collegiate, commercial and preparatory departments has
the H Of October the hrs Arru.
Whole charge year. for board uion &C. hundred md
fny dollars No fee,
students admitted part of the yen application
JOHN N. KERF0OT, Rector, he.,
July l-law1n College g. James, Y. o, Maryland
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N petition of John Sherwood Of Washington county New
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
sf2 for Improvement In "door locks
years expiration Of said patent which takes
place the l7th day Of December, 1855 a.
ordered petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, lst Of December 10 o'clock and all
IL they why
said petition ought 70 be granted.
required fMeni
specially writra eas
days Of hearing all testimony hed by either
and transmitted
office, which viii be furnished
The testimony IN the case 2lst November
depoons papers relied upon testimony,
beiote the morning OF that day
ments, n any, within days thereafter. Fl
published In the Union Tne-
sencer Evening STAR Washington, D. q, Republican,
more Pennsyv,nan Philadelphia Day Book, New York and
rittshne for three
The Isl of December merit the day elhepring.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. sEos the above papers win copy and send their
bills to the Paent Once with paper containing hs notice
Aug 9l-law3w
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New stove House.
sTsRIsF AND MORNING sThR

SUNRISE AND MORNING STAR.
N WOODWARD \ SON have opened sove grste and
u house estshlishmer woodwnrd
old aod No 3s rcnnsvania avenue, between 10Th and th
hand al the
approved suited
ket. +. =.
Also large assortment house furnishing articles.
leading this FALL the Sunrise and
Morning tnai hcfos offered this
market wood None
une srcept plate futed which
which ventilated
attached 10 the
of the Fued bateoyens and arrangements
maj them the "
Thsy have a.o wesuown Morning star cooking stove,
ventilated through the
attached and cnson which make, the
complete that be nothing desired in fret
Of above
attached words aMorunr sar'
Of stove and i've In the of The ham
boiler. . "
They have Of the aesl and
proved paror dining ocr
stoves Of All sizes. for wood and coal hshe North
You will do well call and
goods win take pleasure in show
ing We goods low we buy nor cash
Terms cash,
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O~T WA HRA NTNotice is hereby given that land
IL lel November, 1855 James Caldw el, for
acres 70 The undersigned, which
hand application made the Office for duph
oil the tn. LUMPRIN,
AuausT s, 1856 Attorney.
Aug 7-law6w JAMES CALDWELL,
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

will Wednes
day, September. Students will examined
Monday Tuesday previous Application Ihoud be
made o the presdent
The department will open the 10th of September
Apply for admitance to Mr.. Quinche, the principal
Aug W-2aw4w 3. PRENTlSSs Registrar
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Misses Rocker English and French Boarding
and Day school for Young Ladies',

4s4 strca, befresn SlrtA and ssrtnfA.
THE dudes 81 this institution Monday, Sep
teubsr principals aded accomplished professors,
. thorough and Systematic.
Circulars may obtained bookstores and the seminary.
Aug 2l--du
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nHE Misses Hawley's French and English board :
ing Monday, September 2ad l67
Penasyvsnia avenue, between l7lh and 18th streets
Aug 3O-cod3w ...a.. s. ...... ...--......
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ST. Joseph's school for Boys.

Holy Cross respectfully that they win
school for boys Of sm four to ten years,
about The 18th Of September st. Joses Male Orphan Asylum
southwest Of l3th and II streets.
Terms for tuition exceedingly moderate the maximum charge be
ing 90 per quarter.
This school support orphan boy. who will
provided The nsuon for whose support also
charitable donations Of coing furniture money, &e will be
gratefully accepted
Refer 10 Rev Mr. Orrooe pastor PRuick Church,
Byrne, pastor Of 81 Matthew'S, and the Catholic ce
orally.
Sep 4-eod3wif
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United states Mails.


rosr oruoE DErARra.sr, ,o,s =.
September J, leoo
is December s5e 10 The june 1855 inclusive on the
oes Of te Post once Department in The ely Washington
Ill OF the oh day Of November 1856, 70 be DECIDED e
No s2s Lexington Ky by Grove Winchester Loyds
yile and Noun, sterling 70 owingsvlle q miles sand and
week the Iesduei the mails TO he conveyed with Ger
tainty, CELEBRITY, and seeuny a. "1
Leave Lexington daily except Sunday, tapmi
Arrive A. q mn ,ss STERLING same day sy ~ a,v
Arrive at owingsvile same days by SAM .,-...
Leave owngsyiie Monday "Wednesday, and Friday al .
AiriVe at M. Sterling same days byepmi
Leave Mt Sterling daily, except Sunday al. 5ami
Arrive at Lexington same day yspm
.and, iron. LIST December to ist April Of each year,
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday, !sa@i
Leave Mt sterling Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive :. owngayile same days hyspmi
Leave owngsyie Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive at MI Sterling same days bysami
Leave MT. Sterling daily, except Sunday al sam;
Arrive al Lexington sane day BY pm.
S' fs 9As HILL
Goosand snd Ms,sho@s Cross hoads 70 londo%
ana three times week the residue, in four horse
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday. a,2pmi
Tassa ss ay yhsdy and Saturday
lSnaSn %onaas dss
hSs aea%snS 1s a9s as
Arrive at Lexington same day by pm.
NOTE.
Proposals must be guaranteed by responsible persons
fed such by judge of OF record and
contract entered into successful bidder with
before the 5th November nex. ST..
No will be trips performed, and for each Of such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the OF the
be deducted For behind time
nexon with depending nails and sufficiently excused
fourth Of the compensation for the trip subject forfeiture
Fines will be delinquency promptly
saeory explained for negectng 10 take the mail from into
post ONCE for suffering be injured destroyed robbed
or LOST and for refusing, after demand, the mail
as the contractor is concerned in running
Iel"eh@s The Postmaster General anDul the
for failures run ageeaby TO contract or for dis
obeyng the post Office laws or ue NAV pso order
may alter the schedule. ' soso @
of service by allowing therefor pro rata
in whole or in part pro Of pay allowing
compensation the amount Of service dispensed
should be addressed the Second Assistant Post
General" superscrbed Proposals for Nos 2e and es
Kentucky
For particulars pamphlet advertisement for conveying
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Sep a-law4w Postmaster General.
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once of Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
Washington, September |. 1855.
DRoPOsALs will be received this Office until the first day
October for dam Tor the Chess
peake and canal present dam No T. The
length ofhe Potomac
will furnished application the Office Of the
company.
Tue contractor required proceed with
with due diligence, and complete early praet
Payments be made monthly estimates made officer
o company rnseyng cent until the eonpleuon OF
the work. w. b. RlNGGOLD,
Sep 3-eodtlsoct CLERK C. and o. Canal Company.