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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

A SHARP LAD.-"Come here, boy, and
tell me what the four seasons are"
Young prodigy answers Pepper, mus
tard, salt, and vinegar them's what NAM
ma always seasons with"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

An Irish sailor once visited city where
he said ''they copper bottomed the tops of
the houses with sheet lead.'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

There is time for all things The time
to ''leave" is when young lady asks you
how the walking is.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

Victor Hugo styles the printing press the
formidable locomotive of universal thought
Good from Victor.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

A mirror is the only tolerated medium of
reflection upon woman's beauty, and it is
the last that is discarded.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

A Western editor wants to know whether
the law recently enacted against carrying
concealed weapons applies to doctors who
carry their pills in their pockets
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

A western editor puts up on the door of
his sanctum-'L Lady visitors are requested
to 60 to the devil when they wish to obtain
an interview with the editor"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1856-12-25

DRESS AND ADDRESS. 81 Jefferson was or af-
fected to be very simple in his taste, dress
and manners He wore pantaloons instead
of breeches, and adopted leather shoe-strines
in place of buckles. These and other thin;
were praised by his admirers, as signs ef
his democracy certain coarseness of man
ners, supposed to be encouraged by the lead
ers, passed to the led. Rudeness and il
reverence were at length deemed democrat
ic, if not democracy. An anecdote, which
is strictly historical, will illustrate this.
About this time there was, in the eastern
part of Connecticut, clergyman by the
name of Cleveland, who was noted for his
wit. One summer day, as he was riding
along, he came to brook Here he paus-
ed to let his horse drink Just then, a
stranger rode into the stream from an oppo-
site direction, and his horse began to drink
also. The animals approached, as is their
wont under such circumstances, and thus
brought the two men face to face.
"How are you. priest 7" said the stranger.
''How are you, democrat % said the par
ison.
GLOW do you know that I am a demo-
crat 2" said one.
Chow do you know that am priest"
said the other
Il know you to be priest by your Dress"
said the stranger.
Il know you to be democrat by your
address," said the parson. - Goodrichs
Recollections.
| THE Big AND LITTLE QUEUEs.-A very
keen observer, then and afterwards Sena-
tor Of the United States, once told me that
at this period all the BARRIERS in Washington
were federalists, and he imputed it to the
fact that the leaders Of that party in Con-
gress wore powder and long queues, and of
coarse had them dressed every day by the
barber. The democrats, on the contrary,
wore short hair, or, at least, small queues,
tied up carelessly with ribbon, and there
fore gave little encouragement to the tonso-
rial art.
One day, as the narrator told me, while
he was being shaved by the leading barber
of the city-who was, of coarse, federalist
the latter suddenly burst out against the
nomination eff Madison for the Presidency
by the democratic party, which had that
morning been announced.
Dear mep' said the barber, surely this
leauntrs is dea.aed ta-disgre -. =.
What Presidents we might have, 81! -
look at Daggett of Connecticut, and Stock
ton of New Jersey! What queues they.
have got, sir-as big as your wrist, and
powdered every day, sir, like real gentle
men, as they are. Such men, sir, would
confer dignity upon the Chief Magistracy;
II II a.
no bigger that pipe-stem! Sir, it is e.
nough to make man forswear his country"
Good.TcA's Pecollections.
The daily union., 1856-11-04
No. 66l.l
Notice of the withdrawal OF Lands I'm Michi-

Of approved Sd 1856
L grant State Of MICHIGAN
this office and
probably falling the prescribed limits selection
otherwise directed heretofore ordcrsd
30th OF May last, 10 wit: as4
Office DUNCAN: An the lands district, Pc
nuia between IA township
aiso in the northern ssina all the lands north Of township
80, and west of range ~ west
Once All the andsin the district. all
ships IA, IL, Is, and "A lying west OF range IA
Office GKsEzEKi All the lands in the district, except
townships situated north OF township u and "
and those north OF township 10 and east oranee eas
Office DETKoTT: All lying between
townships and IA norh and all situated
oe KALAxAzoo An lying cas-, of
range west.
Office district situated
south II township 81, 20 inclusive.
South OF township 81, - "a incusive,
South Of township SO, in ranges Is IN %.
South OF township "a, ranges 81 %.
Norb Township 40, ranges 30 and 20; and
North oftswnsnip 4es in ranges Al and ~.
These latter embracing sdrcrts~a In
Presidents proclamation offered neil Ju al sau
Ste Marie, which will therefore, be
ordered.
Given Once al the CITY of
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, 1885, T.
June l4-law6wt fIne ssar.l Commis.ioner.
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Bx RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WEST.
Sl s;s,zss 1If1ilas1I iBszzsaE

Time between washington and wheeling III
s4oarsI
Running ns J.tHssa Washington aaa oneiaaati II AO4rsi
Through Ticket. and baggage Checks to be had In
THE Baltimore Raroad having greatly improved It's
western eonneIons offers the fullest
the Northwest, southwest.
The connexior between trains from Washington
Washington Junction. aley called the Relay House
Washington Baggags checked through 70
Wheeling Washington
through ueIes points beyond The e5nnseting ans leave
washington daily at D, a. and Az, Sundays at the
A. Wheeling dre CEN
near WhseIng through Cambridge GAINESVILLE and Newark
Mon6sd and anssx % nona eonaee @ | ae Ee~a
Chicago ST. Louis, &C.
The Miami raroad to xena ciNciSSATi, LOUIS
5 as Al Xsna ho"a on s Miami
Hante, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock island 81 Louis sc.
Nachez, New Orleans &cwhich also sold Washington
are transferred al Cincinnati to the mail steame the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
&c, tickets sold when the Ohio
Wheeling and Welsye, uony mes where with
the e Cleveland and Pit,sbuIg railroad Is made;
Travellers requested 70 notice that while this the
anodns roush eken ana cheeks IN also the
West. The distance washington
but $50 niles being about 100 miles shorter than by other
Fare through from Washington: Wheeling 90 s5
6y railroad s.; cinsi.na, ss; ndanape'
g ana psG
So g. Nsw S,s,.t,ss Orleans a sai, se u,,u.n
Cumberland, SPRING pednoas OAKLAND Inoan
minor between Baumors wheeling g.
uIsn F i,oa ,a. !" "asnnss1un, =, MN ' p,,o .nou - !.
For further information through ncke1 ae, apply 10 tn. H
PARSONS agent, al Washington station - \ ..H
Master OF TranspOr,afon Baltimore and
May 5-du " Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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nLhNwoOD oNmtArEaY.-omes No. sga rennsylyanla

nLENw CEmEGEHX.-Omcs No. e92 syiyania
avenue OF 10Th the Savings Bank
laid plan the celebrated
New York. and situated The high ground distant
mile north Of the CAPITOL North Capitol directly
70 the gateway This have received charter
ess appropraung their ground forever bua
Tee title 10 the purchaser and prohibiting all
Legislation or otherwise which Az OF importance
wish their dead where they have placed them
become custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable other
liscuousy into large and legal
titles 10 tna ground.
N. B.--0hee open from 10 m pamphlets
nap charter, and bylaws, and all other inomaos
obtained also, all orders for inemens e with
wy No 4o Seventh other undertaken will prompt
aaiaaaoa June Idly
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Law School Cumberland Universisy, at Lsbnnon


Law School Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
EACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruihers, late
Il judges Of Tennesaea
Hon Nathan Green, of udges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. BromGeld L. Ridley, State
Judges CaruheIs and Green dev their
to the school, sa ar n #s.gE #ras# 8# #H ..#r
Plan csstrucionl Daily examinations
books No regular of
daily Lessons IN the progress OF the examinations
2 Weekly in
dents suits of
and them through all processes
practice The framed require prepare
Deeds Wills records and all OF documents
dence in the trials Some OF tne cases are taken by appeal
moot court which Is held monthly
vgbc the cad OF session The students clerks
IFS jurors Judges and chaneelors,
saoites connected with their suits.
third
tember ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday in July
Expenses per ssssonTuon fee $50, advances contngen
fee s. boarding about $50 Students furnish
which can be had in the Lebanon bookstores
Four required complete course,
advanced class No previous study
any time during the collegiate year ".s
There legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate eighty
ROBERT l., CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board of Trustees
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caution-L.ottsrY Frauds.

OEHoN TaA MAATLAED UoAsoLIDxTED Lo.1xRExs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July 4, lass.
IE commissioner 0f the Maryland oleaies
hs duty caut0n the public against the swnder
tho circulate b. mail and Otherwise fraudulent lottery
and Dc the Of
wholly helluoas r.
The oaly lotteries Maryland those daily under
The Of the elected people
the State under the approve
schemes and attend 70 the drawings
All the tickets IN these lotteries all
tickets
The eonactO Once of the Consolidated
Baltimore MaTyiaAds' AN fraadulent fr
For u information the subject Of those frauds address
n, X Brennan
Sept SS--dly Baltimore. Maryiand.
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stopping Southampton, both gong and returning, they Offer
proceeding London and Hase advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from HeD Rork 10 Southampton aAG BrsDen.
F cabin, main saloon, $3.50 cabin, saloon,
second do. 600.
All letters and through the office.
No bills OF adng will be signed received the day
sailing.
An experienced surgeon is attached each ship
Fortnight or passage, apply 10 --
q. ii. SAND II South William al, Ny
q. A HEiNEkES a Co., Bremen.
CRosKEY 4 TO, Southampton.
W1LLIAm iSELfN, Hsvre.
Feb aI-dlY -.-
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fa. III. GILL. NJ II /,
Cou,aellor al Lac,


Has removed his once his esid Row.
Of and Thrieen, He will his atten-
principally the United Supreme Court
Having devoted much patents
advice opinions legal arising
0ce, appeals chief justice
Justices the District Of Coumbia and will also
preparation and Trial of suits concerning patents
lie will give written opinions and
having claims before Congress either departments
win prosecute clam before board established
adjudication,
Der ag--.n
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Purnel oudvine u.s. Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions

PurneI Toudvine u.s. johnson Gray and Maria
In equity in Somerset county before A. Spence
Is Judge Of the 9Th juuicial circuit Of Maryland
THE object Of this suit procure
real estate for the OF paron perncng
the complainant the interest said lot by
Maria Sessions The BILL n thar James
hackey late deceased
all his estate of kind his wife
after her death " lillian NJ ID. Townsend
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
worth about hundred dollars The bill
said Susan OF life the title
teseto purchase by said John Semons
Nance the death Of said John
5em0ns Josiah EngwoI,h.
OF all said Johns interest the death William M
and the of Maria Mary f. equal
shares Of his interest," his hes
Townsend and the descent OF her right Mary Slemon
heir the sale by the said Mary
in said o to the complainant the purchase by said John
his lifetime of Maria Sessions
lost destroyed the death of
of her interest her BROTHER thP said Henry
by said Henry all hts interest certain johnson
the State OF Virginia the complainant
and the said Cray OF subject complain
ants for the life of said Susan, who
advanced and praying for decree establishing
ante te the tenth
the Of and for order publication against
said Maria and Johnson, who residents
this Third day OF June eighteen hundred
the subscriber, circuit judge eighth judicial Mary
be inserted In pubhedin
Of five weeks before
said defendants of object
and show If they have,
not pass as prayed THOMAS A. SPENCE
True copy-test:
GEyIE WOOLToRp, Clerk.
JunpT H5wiT
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mo. B6s1.
Motto
,1f IF;,1S-,,,,y n A,l5;,;o.,, Lad, :, r,,-,,u

Of WlhdraOaI Of Additional Ldnds IN Florida.
EURTTiER In pursuancs Of entitled granting
pubic lands, alternate sections,
Alabama, TO aid the construction certain railroads
states approved l7h Way 1876, instruct communicated
y hts Office The land oce Newuansvie and Tampa, Fnu
d the 9th inst for the withdrawal and suspension nm
location until further orders uf the following described
ming within the probable limits of OF Tampa Bay
Main Stem railroad, in said Stale, 10 wtt
Oce NEwKANsvLE All the lands situated south Of tho
Of aud here oe Withdrawn for the Cedar Key Branch railroad
Wet Of the line which divides and
and EoTt Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
ocs TsErt Al the Iands situated dividing
fur NORTH the line
viaes townships thirty and hiry-one.
Given under my hand General Lnnd Once, city
ashinEon, ihis ninth day Of September, 1853.
ioHN HOOD
Sept i0-law6w Acting Commissioner.
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mo. ssa
Nv the President Of the United states

I'M pursuance ofla~ FRANKLIN PIERCE pssasas fs Ua
ass ss sss VII Be ssss !. sss .saa ss. II ne
sue "a = ssa ss s. . 81 saUI s s ss'ss ass - Mon
day oasea aAy q Jay neat io DC as.so-a q ne pasls
sorA u tAs bass iias u as svl"rai aa-ssa
Tue ISLANDS siz, so~a4hp aory sen,
sesioas men,y and twenty nine township Iorysish Of
Ave and in session ,nirg township forty nss fAse
Township fory- nine, Ofranse zen. -
Townships ony thIee oyaiH' orv seven and forty eight
Township three, Or sI. and ry.sssn, Ofranss twenty
Townships fOrt- Ory-nse, o. twenty hvo.
ownships torty 4our and oy Ave, o. rasss twsnysiI
Townships forty eight, fOynine and nfons, ofrange i
Townships fOrysgh fOynine any, and Anyone, range
townships forryave hny and hsyone Of range ,Anysx
Township my, Of range thiry -se,en. e u -. -.
SIX lhrty in township my ior
Al me land Once al DUNCAN commencing On Mesday he
ua,ed within the following named townships and parts osto~ssh
NoyA Of base lane and ws Of s principal lassidsan
Township rhiry-seveu, of range twen,y-seven.
TwnSp Ss4 sas and 81 81 ans
Of line and east Of he PTaapai asridian
islands situated following sections witt
Sas s a AND ND Tsn mir sn aaa q
Iry eight in seeGns n,nsesa and thirty township
eight strange nins in sections nree four. nine and 'an town
,hiy Of Ianse ten and twenty hi lIs and
thirty four, township thirty OF the range
of schoola Military
other purposes together swamp ands
thereby any, granted
entitled enable the State of Arkansas
reclaim lands within uz
September 1850 tDl be excluded ths sales.
The above lands viii be- commenced the
appointed and will proceed order in which they adver
all despaic until the whole sha have
shall
longer weeks private Of the lands will
be unrii aer he expiration q .hs weeks.
Given under hand, the ci OF Washington this nh day Of
April, Domni thousand eight hundred and my sI.
BY the PRESIDENT FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land Once.
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THE ONLY ONE nAurHo.rzEpl-Tbe Rob o. Or. roy

TUE ONLY ONE EAuTHoHtzEDt-Tbe Rob OF DR.. BOY
NEAU LAFFELTkNR FAR superior srups
nief sarsspsa, other similar II rsdcay
without mercury AZ affections u dar,res scrous
itoh ulcsr accidents
period Of life and hereday acrimony o humors A.
tive s powerfully sfcncious caraffhs bladder
nd other organs arising abuses
injections soundngs AZ sypinhnc
shnr time diseases
q baam Of copava eubeb o. from injections only rep
The virus without n-urnxnr The Rob
recommended ypbic Diseases recent or long stand
and which have fessfed the o mercury
0f POTASSIUM
General r The United States Gabriel Boud,n esq
William orders Iuilot Ducnnrc
New Orleans, Seuily, Francisco.
The Rob Laeceur by druggists throughout the Unit
ted States The psmphiet of
cnl properties Of the Rob will be obtained by
vanied. '
a. B, prepared on Ameriea the west In
dies se ee of The United satss dues
March lf-dlys
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PROTECTED By royal patent England and secured hy
tne seals OF bcoe dc Pbamacie dc Pa Imperial Col
lege OF Medicine, Vienna
No s The remedy for general and local debility
o We poWer premature decay, and all the
quences arising from early abuse
y youth manhood and old the ve powers would not
come impaired, decline Tresnar were
universally adopted All physical mpeden like
tering the marriage
Tnsema No competey and entirely esdicaos ali traces or
hoss disorders which copaya and
uiafon. -. - - ~
Tneseina No 3is The European remedy
dsordsrs which, unfortunately the English
mercury 10 the inevitable
and which All the sarsaraIia cannot remove
Tes.mar Nos. T. q Of M and
Az nausssns qualities They lay the toilet
od In into separst, doses ne aa
minsfsred hy vsir@aa, Lslen,and, Rsur, sc. 8
To be had, Wholesale RETAIL ~. A Barrow No n
reen street near Canal New York specially appointed
proprietor nnd pafentee
niher part of America immediately recevng
MI harrow viii forward the Tressmar any world.
securely PaoFed and addressed according Of
writer.
Retail agents required Tems cash.
Nov p-dlY
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Proposals for Building Six sCh0oners for the
United states Revenue service.
TREEsurg DrranTnRrT,
EagTsF.r,.hs.. a farE

TREASURY DrranTsRrT,
September 8, 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS, distinctly endorsed Proposals
~ Vessels" and addressed Secretary the Treasury
viii be received NJ this Office until " O'Clock Of the 9Th
OF November Tor furnishing the constructing equip
ping and delivering aaOai IN ay
burden each, for The United
northern lakes,
The models plans furnished BY contractor and the
vessels 70 be completed within three monhs from the sgnng q
No proposal viii be considered persons
gagd shp building And offer
signatures Of two responsible that
~ b. entered into BY the bidder of acceptance Of
The department.,
One half o the paid presentation
SATISFACTORY evidences that the vessels snked ceed
The decks laid and The balance the delivery Of
pleted
Al the materials quality and the rork 10
be erecuted in faithful manner, the satisfaction of e
pertnsndent
vessels. when received from hands contractor 10 be
fully hgaed furnished and equipped, cea with
the exception Of chains anchors,
camhoose cabin, and pard-room furniture snd boais
desrous ~ bidding win be furnished requcd
specifications application 70 this department.
Incase bidders should propose the whole number Of
vessels they liberty 70 or of msy
convenience, JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Sept 6-9awihslhNog
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mo. 56O.I

No 56O.l
NOTICE Of the Withdrawal OF lands In wIsconnin.-
" In pursuance of approved 30 June 1880 grnnunr
Nc lands to the State of Wisconsin AZ
rairoads said issued om this
hre wiihdra wing from market
said State and continuing the Of same
fore ordered bs telegraph the 29h II May
portion ohe lands market the
pected sketch received t
ohce o which restoration % days public given
Given under hand General Once at the city
Washington, this l2th Of June, a. n. 1855
THOs. A. HENDRICKS Commissioner.
June l9-iaw6w TIntnI A. star1
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Land warrant Lost.

TUE public hereby notified AuHu
s the unders'gned Jamss HALEY whom land
NO. f2sSsV for 100 issued
sions M the United States Congress enclosed
" the United States mali scousvse ceun,y
gina e said land
,rron CITY that The -ad land warrant w endorsernt
seon transferred blank
reach the said NJ Snyder
wss either hsudul~ry s~k~r nom
Al
said warrant intend to apply 10 he Commissioner o
for duplicate of said
Sept I0-law6w
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Near Enrnifisbalrn Erederink Gn,lntn MI

TUE annual session OF studies at this institution
24h August and temnstes the last Thursday
terms Tor board and tuition $50 payable
ally IN advance There charges
as asd also for Spanish, Italian German, and Latin
or the primary department.
ace, are sO0 annun payable half yearly
uss o. inquiry should be addressed . the MOTHER sUPE
oR d St Joscphs Academy Emmittsbug, county
Maryland. - " ''
Jul s-dlyem.
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Land warrant Lost.

rE public hereby llth Of Anvust
is6, undersigned, Elisha Herndon, warrant No.
25 r 50 issued hy the Commsoner
ConErcss for 1855 enclosed
mail Abenlarle eounty vrn,a
of Mashfn rt
city the said land BY The IN
defvrsd and has failed reach and
beeved that the either sudaeny taken from the
mails
An therefore hereby The said
warrant Intend to apply 10 the Commissioner
duplicate of said
ELISHA nERNDoy
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virsinia Land.

HAvr for wood land " wen wafsred and has
plenty meadow land The rsrosd and pisnk road both
Arcush Fredericksburg is ~ miles.
fhe Ovsuee
Wishing
The whois hsd for Ave dollars
third cash. be divided s.'t purchasers. hshcr
syNns. Apply 70 r. r. THoN,
June Ifswsn Freirrcsshurg Virginia
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rHorosrp p.rx, s.rL1us.

EDWARD x. COLLINS,
No. So Wall N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, h Co,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD & Co.
"a Austin Priaru London
o. @. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
The owners OF these ships accountable for gold
buun specie lewcy, precious stones metals bills
HdnF signed therefor and the eIpressed
May DIR
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TO TfrE IADrEs.-Mr, n T. HARPER ~ Broonasd street,
Boston, has of those rich and
elegant straw embrodcred ball dresses the latest Partisan style
which universally admired Newport last A. NJ
vns not then ahr supply demand he takes th opportunity
20 inform the ladies that he opening fresh supply
which whe appropriate for bridal costumes
to, head dres~es connre collars, msne ac al o
which mbvoidey~a h'nck white and
ETY. Of wreabs straw flowers, festhsr flowers, &C.
~ RThs s the only house in the United States where these
goods be obtained.
BosTor, January 5, 1856,
Ian s-oew1~
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TUE EARNEST MANe-Life and Labors Of Adoniram Jud.
n by Mrs. Conant
The NswAFe y Gold or e Life and Adventures Rober
Dexter Rom~fnes
vasssll Morton II novel, by Francis Parkmsn
wPsn Ferru;n tale, by the author of ELK Poems BY W.
Doct Niinger's Evils Of ty q. schieferdecs
sr,M.D
ForsaieM TAYLOR a MAuRY,
May@ Bookstore, Ninth
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

TUE undersigned they
i tied partnership Appleton place
OF business the city OF Bsmoe the buying
selling stocks nstes drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and checks, of
exchange that William
Howell reside IN said partners,
Rust resides Loudoun county partner
thai said George Rust contributed his the
thousand dollars
the said partnership 18th
TO terminate the 18th day Of March, Ie57
VIM STUART APPLETON,
w. How ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia
HAVING associated indicated
III tender the purchase and
stocks eon foreign domestic exchange
OF sight and time bills negotiation corporate oan bonds bills
pomissofy business public secre
We Will collections, receive deposes
checks, and allow interest standing
We have secured the Of Mr. LAWRENCE p BaYNE
lof sf Withers Co., Washington, D. C1
who viii his undivided
house, aud all Of his therein viii be fully
APPLETON q co.
April Sow ala Baltimore street.
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mo. SEAL
Notice

Of The removal Of The land egce from Lebanon to Centre
IN the STATE Of Alabanla
accordance provisions act of Consess entitled
IAN anthuuzing changes oncesp
approved March lsS3 hereby declared
the land Office for the sale Of public lands at the
Of ALABAMA VIII be removed
State, from and after the thirty hrst of July
Given city Washington I7 day
June, A. ID. 1856.
By order OF the President:
THOs. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the and OGce.
June lS-law6w Intel sstarI