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Tri.semar-Tho Great European D,.oov.ry.

PROTECTED by royal patent Of England and secured by
ege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tresemsr No is The remedy for general debility,
OF wfie power, premature decay, all the distressing
quences arising from an early abuse sc It's effects eeacous
IN YOUTH manhood and old the vre would
come Impaired In the decline " Tesemar
universally adopted NIL physical ipedimcns vanish magic
before s inauence thus rendering s invaluable
| tering the marriage 81. ... ..
Tesemar No completely and entirely eradcRtes traces Of
those disorders which copava and cubeb
an antidoe for TO the ruin Of the health Of portion pop
uiaion. -
Tuesemar No Is the European remedy
disorders which, unfortunately the Enssh physician
mercury TO the Inevitable destruction Of patents constitution
and which All the saryaparla In the world
Triesemar Nos r. alike Of SMELL
All nauseetins qualities They lay without
their use being detected.
Sold In lin 90 each divided separate doses
ministered by Vapeau Lalelmand, RouH, &C.
TO be had wholesale and retail, A.
Green street. near Canal New York, specially appointed
proprietor and patcnec for the United and
Other part Of America Immediately receiving
mr harlow VII Onward the Tesema 81 the world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions
writer.
Retail agents required, Terms cash.
Nove-dlyr
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT 40 THE WEST.
LA M ;;ail.ss

TiHae between Washington and wheeling but Ig!
hourst #.E.
Running time SslOee Washington aud oaeiana q hosi
Through Tickets and nsSgsgs Checks 90 DO had in
THE Baltimore Railroad, having greatly improved
connexions Offers fullest
the Northwest and the Southwest. : = 80 l,r7'
The between washington and the
Washington Junction aey called Relay nouse nes
washington Ohio vsr Baggage is checked through 70
Wheeling Washington station
points beyond: Connecting tram. leave
washington daily ate a. m and AZ ms on Sundays al the
A ss train.
wSaor ioasS ca ian4 za1ee ana Se%8 , %
These trains connect NewaIk with The Newark
Al Columbus The O. railroad trains connect with the fast trains
of Miami 70 Xeuia CINCINNATI, LOUIS
yILLE &C. A. Xens on Lis Miami a,9sa s"nnsaSn
Iaasc, Iaiayee Chicago HooR Island St Louis &c.
Haichez Orleans ac1which At Washingon9
transferred Cincinnati the mail Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
wheeling and Wellsvile, ory me Where connection with
Travellers requested that, while this the only
aordg through tickets and checks in Washington also the
speedy and direct nearly all the leading
The great West The distance from Washington to Cincinnati
but $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
by through Washington: Wheeling 50
By rsIoad s s BY steamer from cinesnaa SIS IndanapS
y 8
s26; New Orleans, s3i, &c.
Cumberland Bedford springs Piedmont Oakland aud
a esnf a
train from Washington, . ..a
information, through tickets &C., apply TIL H.
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
5-dl Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Nassau Hall College OF New Jersey, Princeton

" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min
Should aud acquaintance be forgot
And days % aud lang syne.o
The year ending June, 1882
the junior Of the ending June, 1882 Sophomore
class OF the ending June 1884, and the Freshman class
ending June, $780, hereby assemble
Washington, D. c. by the third Of March, A. D. 1857
the links the chain OF friendship
tide entirely exchange In their
lives greeting and sympathy and 10 lament the untmey fate
some OF their most promising compeers. &
preliminary meeting of the sofappoined committee win be
HOTEL Chestnut between Fourth and streets
which members the
invited attend when the
adopted 10 as full an attendance possible.
those be
good enough furnish the secretary ofhe committee by mail with
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ D..
OF Trenton N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER @. HART, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
PHILIP PENDLEToR,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co, Nd,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
ofBalsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee
J0uS wuDEAH Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 IIneligenccrl
All newspapers civilized world
ed this their editorial
be OF clnses
visions the globe all throughout the United
States OF America
casonay between this and the Sd Of March A. d. 1887
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No. &c.,
NOTICE of the withdrawal of lands In wisconsin,
~ In pursuance Of approved % June 1885, granting
Tic lands the Wisconsin aid
said State" from this
fee wthdra wing from market until further ORDERS all ts
said STATE and continuing the reservation Of the
fore ordered BY telegraph the 99th Of May last.
portion onhe lands viii be
pected maps received this
ONCE Of which restoration 90 days public will
Given under hand at the General Land ONCE city
Washington, this 10Th Of June A. ~ 1856
THos. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
June I3-lnw6w fIntel. A sarl
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Stopping Southampton both going and returning, offer
proceeding London and Have advantages
other route, for the economy Of time aud money. IA
Passage from Ee0 York 10 Southampton and Bremen
First cabin saoon $3.50 first cabin, saloon sllo
second do, 500. ##
All letters ard hTou the post ONCE
NO bills hiding will be signed parcels received the day Of
sailing. Fra ~ .r.a @#sz.. E.l .... 700
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each ship.
Fortnight or passage, apply TO Ia -
%, H. SAND, II South William ST., N. Y.
u. A, HElNEKEN Co., Bremen.
#.,M CRoSKEY Il Co, Southampton.
-.-. s.s.. WILLIAM I5ILIN, HaWe.
Feb
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED THE Rob Of DR. Roy
vEAU IAFFRCTEUR superior 10 sirups Of Cuisi-

THE ONLY OWE AUTHORJZEDt-TheR Rob Of DIR. BOY
Il NEAU BAFFECTEUR is ar superior sirups Of Cus
sarspara similar remedies radically
without mercury ali affections OF the skin daes sorofua the
Of Itch accidents the cca
period Of , and hereditary acrimony OF humors AZ dcpura
tive u powerfully sfcscioos cafahs Of the bladder,
fractions arising abuses
Injections soundngs. As syphiuc Rob In
Of baanm OF cspava or eubeb from injections which only epe
virus without neutrazng a. The Rob Boyyeau above ALL
and which resisted the powers mercury the odure
Of potassium.
General fer the United States Gabriel BIondn, %
William street New York. for wholesale orders Guiot Duconfe,
New Orleans, seully, San Francisco. ....
The by druggists throughout Unit
ted States The pamphet a. medi
cal properties Of The Rob win he obtained by writing O.
wanted.
O. D, Il prepared TO M orders America the
dies kc free Of the United duties he bond
March Idly
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ILESWOOD GEM l1rERY.-omee No. 2ge Pennsylvania
avenue, 0t street, the Savings Bank THIS
the celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. situated the high ground distant and quar-
mile OF CAPITOL North Capitol street leading Directly
TO the This received charter from Con
appopang their ground forever TO burial purposes making
lee prohibiting from
legislation Otherwise, which is Of those who
Tepose placed for has
become custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
sell and throw the dead
IL,
AZ titles given 20 The ground. .
map, the charter, and by laws, and all other information can be
lef Mr. r. Har
vsy 4o seventh other undertaken win be prompt
aitsaaed ~ H. June l7--dly
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rurnsIl ToudvIne -. yonson Gray and Mania ses.lons


In equity county, before Spence,
#af judge of the eth Judicial circuit OF Maryland.
THE object OF this suit Is procure n Of
the complainant the oI BY
Maria The BILL
Mackey of Somerset deceased by his will devised
all his kind his wife during e
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, and Susan Smith
James died seized of Salisbury
hundred dollars The bill
of her life the title John
death said John,
Slemons Josiah Engs~oh execdiors complainant
all said Johns interest the death OF William M d. Townsend
of Maria Sessions and Mary e. SlemOns
Townsend the descent right Mary Semon
heir ataw the sale the said Mary Il. Slemons
said lot the complainant the purchase by said John b.
given him therefor il there
destroyed the death of Susan Smith
her brother, the said Henry, and
by said Henry of all his interest johnson
the State of Virginia that the complainant seized
said Johnson Gray of said lot Of
Gray of subject complain
the life Of said susan who Is still living
advanced and decree establishing The complain
tenth interest aforesaid sold by
said John b. Siemons and
purpose partition, and for order OF publication against
said Mna and Johnson who residents OF this
ereupon this third day of June, eighteen hundred and by
OF the eighth judicial
complainant, causing copy
pubshedin Washington city
OF five weeks before the 18th
said absent defendants OF the object and substance
This bill and them 10 In this
before the fifteenth October
premises and show IL they have why decree should
prayed. THOMAS A SPENCE.
True copy-est:
GEvIH WooLYoRp, Clerk.
Jun 7-law5wif
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Caution-Lottsry Frauds.

OYEC1 o. Ta1 MAINLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTEEIKs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July i, 1885.
TifiE Maryland sae lotteries deemed Il
his caution pubic against the swinders
who BY Otherwise fraudulent lottery chees,
and the sale tickets In lotteries which
ar wholly nctiuous
The only legal Maryland those drawn daily under
the elected by people
the State constitution examine and approve the
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings. NIL.
All the tickets and all certificates packages Of
tickets F X Brenan general agent
for The once OF the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore, MaTyland.n All others are fraudulent.
For fu Information the subject Of those frauds address
t. FIX. Brennan,
Sept as-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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TUE EARNEST mAN.-Lfe and LabOrs Of Adouiram Jud-
a sons by Mrs. Cnnnnt.
The Newhge o. eod die Life Robe
"Vsssall Morton !" novel, by Francis Parhman.
Psni ferrolli tale, by the author Of ok hyV
Doct Nngsr's Evils of Vaccination by G schsferdcck
END, = :
For sale BY TAYLOR A MAupy
Nl@ Bookstore Ninth street.
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IT, III. q IL Il E II ,
ColiussILa1 ~ Lam

Has removed his once his resd in FRANKLIN Row corner
Thirteenth He will continue devote his aten
principally the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much law he will
and opinions legal questions arising In before
the oce and appeals TO the chief justice assistant
District Coumbai the
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
He win ao give written opinoas and for
cas Congress either of the and
will claims before board established for their
adjudication. ~ u
Oct95-dlf
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

1't'I IsNFIHtF'NVHTyi TFt"tFHN VVHFuEi IHus
THE annual the
9th August, and terminates Thursday
terms for board and tuition $50 payable
ally In advance There charges drawing
alec for Spanish Italian, German,
for primary department composed Of pupIs under
600 payable hale yearly In advance.
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RlOR o. st. Josephs Academy Emmitbnrg Frederick county
Maryland.
mi
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ToTHE bADIEs,-hr n. L. HARPER, ~ BroomdeId street
Boston, has just received choice those
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses Of the latest Pasap style
when were 40 universally admired
xas not then able supply demand This
20 inform The ladies' that he opening fresh supply,
which are whe and appropriate bridal
Also hosd dresses coinres capots collars, mancs Ac all
which se IN embroidered black white
city Of wreathS Of straw flowers, feather flowers, Sc
N BTb IL the only house in the United States
goods be obtained.
H0sTor, January g. 1886,
p-aavQw
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Land Warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified the 1h day Of August
1886, The undersigned Elisha fIendon, whom No
2ib for 20 issued Pension,
for the Unifed States under the
In United States mail scottsye county
the said land Messrs NJ Wahinetor
city that the said land blank BY
dersrned, and has failed TO reach the W.
believed that the audulenty from ths
mails
warrant intend apply the Commissioner Of
duplicate OF said warrant
ELISHA HERNDoN.
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Land warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified the ih day Of August
1856 the undersigned james NJ HALEY, whom land wanan;
No. ~ $40, for 100 issued BY Commissioner Pen
m the States OF Congress
In the United States mail scosvle AibenaEe county,
GINA, the said Son. 81
nglon city That The said land Ny endorsement
thereon transferred In blank by undersigned and has failed
gsd NJ. is same
was either ffauduentiy taken from the #H.
Al persons hereby warned against purchasing
said warrant Intend to apply the Commissioner Of Pensions
for duplicate Of said warrant
JAMES ". HALEY.
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washington AqueduCt.
0pyIoI or the WasHIssTos AauHpuCT,
WaahingtOn March Y, lHSs,

oprcr or the w.snIssros AaurpUor,
Washington March T. less.
PROPOSALS are Invited for graduation stone and brick masonry
dams tunnels and other work Of the Washington aqueduct
Proposals. received the 9Th May will opened
that day.
Maps Prohs and specific ofe work will be ready for
animation on and aoer the 9oth day ofApri next.
Proposals will be received for the work Of particular cuver,
Portions only Of completed
appropriation but all contacts for unfinished work viii
right prescribe Be
appropriation holding sufficiently
shall be stopped unit funds become available
funds he reserved Ten PEI cent viii e paid II The udgmsn, Of
tho engineer the work has been property executed far has
Payments will specie upon State,
per cent win Of
men shall be paid their fun wages monthly and in specie
An bids should be and endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aquoduct"
should they be deemed and make such
mSy considered most conducive progress Of the
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
take that the bidder or bidders win his Or their bid be
no obligation, within days with good and sufficient
accompanied by certificate United district
s % know nsS H. "s.s 1S'
Of War; that the guaraniors are able make good their
Bds win be opened presence OF bidders, any them
choose to be present.
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt NJ. Q. meigs, U. 8, Engineers.
hereby Jointly and sssay covenant win The United States and
guaranty the foregoing bad Of accepted he
cute he oi same win good and usent SuTsie.
under witch Il was sade Ana in case Tho
said shall fa to enternio contract aforesaid guaranty
the next lowest bidder.
(signed) A. D.
hereby certify that, Of my knowledge belief the
above named suaraniors are good and sufficient
Mar s~sawshMsysiswf
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Of The rsmOpal Of the land office from Lebanon 10 Cnht
in the STATE Of Alabama
IN the provisions Of Congress
"An anhunzne changes In the location of land
approved March 3 1885, Is hereby declared msde
The land Office for the sale Of public lands m Lrssos in the sn
u ALABasA, VIII be removed OF Crsrps, SAID
State, from and after the thirty FIRST day Of July
Given under hand the city OF Washington this l7 day
June, A. ID. 1856
By order Of the President; -- ........ 4.
TROS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of The General Lana 0feo
June lS-law6w Intel. oStar
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Every description fAmccsn English, and French Stationery
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Law school Cumberland University, Lebanon
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, At Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Cau,hers, Of the circuit
Il judses of Tennessee. II ~. +, .... +. a.4
Green, Of tho othe
Of Tcnnessee. aE.s HaG ..EnE ....
Hon, Bom1ed L. Ridley, the Councillors OF State
Judges Caruers and Green their whole exclusively
the school, i#ae as# 4 -sGra. ,ta ..s ..na. p
Plan Of nsrpcionl Daily examinations each the
books No of lectures explanations
daily lessons progress Of the examinations.
O. Weekly law equity, which
suits of
and them through all the
practice. The framed require prepare
dence in the trials Some Of tne taken by appeal
which held monthly In the Glass; and in
snbc the cad OF session The students act as clerks sher
circuit judges and chancei0rs, other official
baciies connected with their suits.
the third Monday
TENDER, third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July. 49,
S2 boarding $50. Students furnish
which had in the Lebanon bookstores ....
sessions required complete course,
class No previous study required for
mission There four regular classes Students may
any during the collegiate year ..| Htt
There Legislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board of Trustees
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

E that they this
tied partnership, firm Appleton Co, whose place
OF business city o Baltimore, for the OF buying
selling stocks nses drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
checks
exchange that William Appleton Henry w.
Howell reside in said city, partners and George
that said George Rust has contributed his Of The capital the
twenty thousand cash
partnership day March, 1885,
terminate the 18th day Of March, 1857. a 800
WIN. STUART APPLETON,
w. HOWELL, ...al
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, of Virginia.
HAVING together Indicated
Ill nouce, services in purchase
stocks con foreign and domestic exchange collection
bills negotiation corporate loans, bonds bills
promisso business public exchange
OF We will make city collections, receive deposites,
checks, and allow interest standing accounts.
We have secured the Mr. LAWRENCE p BAYNE,
(of firm Of Selden, WheTs, Co.. Washington
who will his undivided
house, and all Of his therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON d CO.,
April 3-6w 2l4 Baltimore street
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IN pursuance ofaw, FRANKLIN PIERCE
pubic sses win BE- held al ne land "a
s.e q Messn q. hs %ss herein dssisaa,sd % viz.
day the fourteen day Of July next for the disposal Of us public
lands situated within the undsrnenuoned townships and cuon
NORTH Of As base as and 81 As prineiPa ms1idan
Tue ISLANDS situated in section ak, townsbp u
sections md tsnypine towSship ios ss u
ange hye and in section thirty township forty ave, range
Township forty-nins, ofranse
Townships forty three foysiI, ory seven, iOr eight
Townssgs and forty ave. q range s~sns.ays
Township iory nine Of range twenty seven
Townships forty eight, forty nine and Anyone, ofranse thirty
Townships forty eight, forty mine, any, and Anyone OF ans,
Tewnshps Ssr,yavs. any and Of range ,hlrg-sI
twenty AVE. twenty
1 y AND ~ IN a owap 20 y snEs
fourth day Of August the disposal Of ihe public
uaed within the following named townships and paris oownp
viz
North ef iAs base line and Wsst o. the pneipai nsduH
Township thiry-sev Of range twenty seven.
Townships thItyfour thirtyive OF range
Townships tiriy hify ave- range envy nine
North Of ths base line and tAs principal msridiun
Certain islands situated in the following sections w
aaa nS a 81 Ss
thirty Of range eight In sections nineteen and thirty, township
eight in sections ,hree, four, nine ten
ship thyw OF The same range IN section three, township
thirty and In sections twenty nne hythres
hiny-iour township thirty-one, OF the same range.
other PURPOSES together .wamp lands
thereby unit for cultivation, any granted
nss reclaim the swamp lands within their n approved
Offering b. on the
appointed, and proceed order in which they ady
Used, with all despatch, until the whole shall have
offered and the sae thus closed bu sale shall BIO kept
S sHsSI s @ fI lands will
Given under hand city Of Washington this h day
April Domini thousand eight hundred fifty sir
- BY the PRESIDENT L FRANKLIN PIERCE,
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS, -. a... a.a..,
H. naxAE In4i0 a.na-
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PROPOSED pATHs or sIILIss.

HtlNnE pa3sAst dPpyW
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, NJ n.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD Co,
81 Austin Fnars, London
u. q. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris
The OF these ships will
bullion, specie levcy precious ston0s, metals
ladng signed therefor and tho value
May l-dn
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virginia Land.

HAVE Tor sale isi ~ wnirred and has
plenty land The rslro.d
pa through The distance from Frederic and
from Orange Court hoise.
rsyfher description wishing
Will visv H. The whole for acre
o,ehird sash II be divided purchaser higher
VgJs .s. AeHy ss1 r,.s.,'s,. T, Ta S,,n,