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AID FOR The SICK AND Dis~rREssrD.-A.R Cooke,
Eco, President ofthe Howard Association at Norfolk,
Va, has rendered TO Mayor wood ii New York any
assistance in the way OF nurses or otherwls e that may
be required by those sick Of yellow fever at Fort
Hamilton. solomon Cherry, Esq, Secretary of the
Norfolk Howard Association, aud DR.. 5. ID. Camp.
bell. were to have left Norfolk on Saturday evening
for New York, to tender their services to the authori-
ties.
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NOTES.

No will be made for trips performed, and
omissions moi satisfactorily explained three pay OF
deducted behind
nexon with depending mails and sufficiently excused
fourth of the compem for the subject forfeiture
Fines will be imposed unless the delinquency promptly
stacory explained by certificates of poasters the sda
Wits Of other crediable hegecDg mil from
or into post office for suffering TO be Injured destroyed rob
bed and reinse after demand mail
frequently the contractor concerned ruanmg
hcs the route The Postmaster General annu the
tract for sepeated failures aReeaby dis
obeyng the post office laws instructions Of The department.
assigning The wihaGs OF
General The Postmaster General The schedule He
rata increase of the He also curtal
discontinue the service in whole
he allow months the
Of service dispensed with The bids should be addressed
Second Assistant Postmaster General superscbed Nail
Kenukyo The 10 be returned
before the st of april ls56 pac
conditions be incorporated bidders
pamphlet advertisement for
nessee, Missouri, and Iowa, of 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 22-law4w Postmaster General.
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Mysteries OF the Post ONCE.

IA mail bag is epitome OF human lE"
TEN WEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS
Or from Dary Of Special Agent Of the Post Office
Department.
}. HoLBRooK.
0mo 1872 pp Price 81 IS Beautifully illustrated with 10 steel
by barley.
This r-undertaken chief
he ro,. once Department W VINO nas oGg ven en-
issued calculated give the public nsE
erprrience furnished
the detection aud punishment of offenders against the laws enacted
for he seeuhy OF the mails and the invonDy VI private comes
Never has vou. been public hearty
the Brief from some OF these aaierns
notices anneXedI
and venss interest," and general truth 10 nature will form
IN. Y. Ers"ins Post.
We nd concede Mr. Hobrooks narrative o HE Po
suggestive bOok.-N. u Herald
The cuest aud most entertaining recently
finds in Reynolds moHroses aud who reads hsm viii
realize that still lives and rve amid modern
life - Boston Post.
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Triesemar-rhe Great European Discovery,
PROTECTED by royal letters of England by
the Of Eeole Pharace de Paris
ege of Medicine, Vienna.
Triesemar No. the remedy for general local debility,
Of vrle premature decay and all the distressing
abuse Ito effects eicacious
YOUTH manhood and old age; the vire
impaired IN the decline of e IL the Trssear
universally adopted physical impedinenls like
before influence thus rendering lis invaluable those
tenng the marriage state.
Tesemar No completely and entirely erndicaes
unIidoe the health portion pop
ulatlon.
Iriesemar No the European remedy for
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
the inevitable destruction of the
and which all the sarsaparila in the world
Tresemar Nos q and alike devoid Of smell,
all naueating qualities They lay the toilet table
their being detected.
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Green Canal New York, specially appointed
and for the United
part America Immediately receiving
will forward TuesrInar world
securely and addressed according
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
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Avs OF the United states Relative Go the Public
II Ianhscomplots l82wirh Acts Of the Congress-
&C, &C. vel. So
Continuation Of the above complete 1899. a.
American State Papers Relative Lands
menis, iegs alive and executives that subject volumes folio
$50.
mencement TO leJ3. | vol. 81.
Laws made by the Colonies and State from 1888
1881 relating 20 indiana and Indian nfairs. vol, g.
Official Opinions of the Attorneys General from 1889 1880
vols. a. 50
Laws Charter and Local Ordinances Britain rrunee
and SPAIN relating the Public Lands respective
MES collected by Joseph NJ White. 2 vols. So So
Johnson's Institutes the Civil spain. vol London
$40 So
schmidts Civil Law n span and Mexico I vol. S.
Rockwels Compilation Of Spanish Mexican
"a Mines and Real Estate Titles. I vol So
Statue Regulations States con
corning Lands Titles, SC. | vol. 81 2S.
Hezels Military Laws Bounty Land Pension Laws Of the
United States. | vol 50 95,
Tnpler's Pension and Bounty Land Laws. I vol, "a,
Bennetts Pension Laws, I vol. 81
Mayo and Mouon's Pension and Bounty Land Laws vol.
o. Sd W.
Eces Dcclonnro Ra,onsdo De LegScon yJursprudencis
vus, anarto. MadHd s26.
The vyni, Pay Of Militia entitled TO Land
Rounty. Bound IN volume, Sl5
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
GN ~; EssslEl

Time between Washington pad Whssii"g hut MA
Running bsoeen Washington and Cincinnati 27 hours
Through Tick cts and Baggage Checks to BIO had 4"
/ western the fullest
the North west, the Southwest.
trains from Washington and the
Washington Junction atey called the Relay House nine miles
washington and Baggage through
Wheeling Washington station and rechecked and
through FOR points beyond The trains
Washington daily at 0, aud AZ, p m on Sundays at the
made with the trains Of the CEN
wheeling, through Cambridge zd1esv,s and NeTark,
for ssSusy osd ae
Chicago, st. Louis, &C.
of the Little Miami rairsad 70 xonia, CNcNNAT LOUIS
VILE ss Xsns Ls Miami Ta.Gsa sSn is
Haae nafaye,'.' Chicago, Rock island St Louis
Natehes New orieans Washington"
transferred Cincinnati to the mail steamers the Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toiedo, Detroit,
Wheeling and Welssie uory niesJ where connection with
requested notice that, while this is the only
aons hrouah tickets and checks IN washington is also the
great The distance from Washington Cincinnati ID
sss miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by any
by ucse, from Washington To Wheeling 90 o.
y eli D. I S% 81 % i bsio %
ss New 70 o rs 81 &C. LOUIS '"a
Cumberland Springs, Piedmont Oakland aud
wssnnsI q ana III the
train from Washington
FOR further information, through tickets &c. apply to TIL
PARSONS, agent, nj Washington S.apon . - ~
Master OF Transportation baltimore and
May5-df Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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United States Mail.
Dec 3o,-law4w
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
December q 1855.
PROPOSALS for the mails Of the United States from the
st April 1856, 3bh June, 1855 following
Kentucky viii be received the Office of
Post Office Department, in the Washington
Of the 26h day Of Febuay 1885, decided March
olowhs on the route and in The time herein specified viz
627s From London Ky by Laurel Bridge, Meargue's Mill,
Lynn Camp BabouIsville, Flat Lick, Cumberland FORD,
Yellow Creek, Cumberland Gap, Cienn.) Tazewe, Sye.
Thorn Hin, Beams station, Marshali's ferry,
Russeiivils, % miles a week,
2horse coaches MONTHS and horseback residue
of the year.
Leave London Monday Wednesday, and Friday 6 a.
Arrive at Russelvile days by II, M.
Leave Russelvie Monday, Wednesday, and Friday .,
y.
Arrive at Londen next days by 8, D..
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WILLIAM n. May his wife, Simeon Weaver
and Julia his WIFE, plaintiffs chaneey against the children
Of Jacob Crer bose unknowni he chill
dTen OF hosanna Zimmerman deceased, whose names are IN
whose r aad Ann ms wife Joel
Crge the chdTen Cie deceased whose names
nnknown Nicholas Cgier Cge and JeIeAiah Cnge Ia
Bis own right and administrator Of Aaron geT deceased de
tiuon.n
.# E1tTaets Of decree.
This coming heard papers formerly read
seI the appointed sell and aud negroes men
TONED Ia The said OF Sinclair Graves,
planning Of the said Weaver having sold 10 him unsound negro
az Tue safe IN The report mentioned aad practising fraud on MN
purchase and asking the mentioned
esoid, and sundry answers MED 10 said petition,
bui ia the time, order he rights OF all
carries interested Ia the said fund specified and the amounts due 10
OF the commissioners of this having notice
thereof by publication Ia published i The city
Washington for four weeks successfully the house
door OF The county OF Madison do take OF the said
allowing him reasonable time bringing
and he did charge him with which he
properly paid the parties entitled
from the expiration Of the time allowed
tied participate In the distribution OF said
and proportions thereof and also
Deuce Of each the Practicable make
thereof the court with anything deemed pertinent him
which either parry require
Copy Trste; BELFlELD CAVE Clerk.
The parties interested in taking stating
by hereby notified appointed
TINT purpose Monday, the 9TH day February 1885,
and office Ia the and Madison, Virginia,
the said 10 be taken and stated
sioner. WILLIAM l.. EARLY,
Commissioner Of Madison Circuit Court
Dec 3o-law4w
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GEORGE WOODS NEW wORES-Modern Pilgrims
w showing the improvements the methods
reaching Celestial CITY by George Wood author Of
sehelmhl in American volumes Price 81 rs.
young physician entering upon practice James
Jackson, NJ. ~, Ill. u, 81.
Japan Was and Il BY Richard Wdrsh, author OF His,ory
Of United States. 81 o5.
Story Of Republican Equality by Sydney A. Story A.
81
Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR d MAURY,s
Nov5 Bookstore, near ON street
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON A

oyrlox OF THE W AsH1soros Aaurpuor
Washington, March T. 1855.
PROPOSALS invited for
DAMS tunnels and other work Of Washington aqueduct
Proposals up May opened at noon
that day.
Maps profs and specifications ofhe ready for
animation and after the 10Th day Of April
Proposals will be received particular cuverts
only works can be completed under the
appropriation bat all for unnshed
the right prescribe the work
ofne not holding out saeiany decide when and
what works shall be stopped uni funds become available.
funds, will paid, if, judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far
Payments will made specie checks upon
and will be aon of all that the work
All bids sd" be sealed and endorsed Proposals for work on
! the Washington AquedncL"
they deemed advantageous make arrange
considered conducive the progress of
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
responsible The effect he
bidder bidders will, if his their bid accepted,
enter no an ossa,on wng Tea days. with good and
accompanied of the United
The or known The Engineer or De-
War; that the able make good their
Bids opened presence bidders, any them
choose to be present.
| Capt. Of Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. NJ c. Meigs U. y. Engineers.
hereby Jointly and soys,ay S with The United se and
they will, acceptance said
the contract for the with sood and sufficient sureue to
advertisement, which made And 10 the
make good The difference between the offer by tue said and
CS's"''' 6 e.
hereby certify that the best of knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors are good and sufficient.
S-SawisthMaysIawn
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Nassau HAN college OF new Jersey, Princeton



I" Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought 10 min
should auid acquaintance be forgot
And days % 0ad lang ayne.o
The members Of The senior ending June 1883
the junior class Of the ending june 1882 the Sophomore
endng June 1885,
ending IN June, 1884, hereby requested assemble Ia
Washington, D. o., by the third Of March, A. ID. 1887
brighten he links Of The chain OF love and endshn which
tide entirely sever, exchange
lives greeting and sympathy and lament the
OF their promising compcers.
preliminary meeting OF the self appointed will
held the nTst Monday Ia September A. d. 1885, the United
HOTEL Chestnut Fourth and Fifth
which those members of the easses whom
invited attend when the
adopted 10 full an attendance as possible.
Ia this tune, those whom this notice IL addressed VIII be
good enough furnish Of the committee BY mail will
EDWARD J. GRANT, M. D.,
of Trenton, NJ j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER O. HART, M D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTREa,
Of lancaster Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEroN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
of Bastp Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JouS WRIpAAH, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawHnr3 IintelllgeneeTl
All the civilized countries of the world request
editorial
the through great
visions OF globe all newspapers throughout the United
America requested gTauGus
casionaiy between this date and the Sd Of March, A. d. 1887
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No. b46
Notice of the establishment of three additional
land districts In the State of Iowa.

No. 548.
NOTICE OF tho location OF the two land Offices and
ONCE OF the surveyor general In Kanhas and
Nebraska Territories
DE that in OF the 18th section Of the act
approved 1854, creating land offices for the
and Nebraska, and OF the h section OF
establishing the Office Of surveyor general Tor SAID
located
Of Nebraska Terrtory
the "PAwsxK psTRIoT and Of the SURVEYOR
ERA LE cohrTos the seat government OF Kansas Ter
Ht0ry.
under my hand the city Of Washington, this twenty
sixth day of November, A ID. 1853.
BY order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Nov S9-law6w Intel. and start
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TUE Subscriber has hand variety Of American
MhkBLE MONUMENTS, of beautiful dosien hg
hed workmanship 10 which he invites the attention Of public
PERSONS "a want OF other
WIZ md II 10 their advantage him and
workmanship OF best quality
lar work a at he North. .H. .
Aso on hnd large stock OF highly finished MARBLE MAN
Tells which will be sold al reduced prices
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
site National Theatre. = ~
Nov ll-eo3m
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

THE Of commences
August, THURSDAY In June
board and tuition $3.50 annu payable
ally in There
far Spanish, Italian, German,
for the primary department composed Of pupils
800 annum payable half yearly n advance
of inquiry should addressed MOTHER sUPE
ROR Of 81 Josephs Academy Emmtburg, Frederick county
Maryland.
Julv a
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THE subscriber desire. can public aissusn hs extensive
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A0EEoH or FRRSoH sroLfArIoS CLAIMS
Washington, November ~, 1876!

AoFHCY or FRRNCH SF0fIhTInN ULAfNH
Washington, November ~ 1855,
IN many inquiries addressed against
the United States OF poliaons committed by the
French ratification with France
ls00-vtz ls0ias proceeding
towards obtaining eSpedien thus
publicly inform all such that consulting competent advsers
has been concluded udciUus 10 voluntarily submit
their claims Claims would be tpKed
thousands ~ other claims therefore decided
for years ohcuonbut TO submit them
Congress (psornp the usual NJ The
ing Of the coming session In the fun expectation that direct relief
will be provided for them through special board OF commission
Claims BIO rgsolved the only
tribunal Congress will grant, Of claims be
made TO " by direct legislative act
The adjustment OF these claims would fully and constantly oc
board aud justice
phaicay points board and proper IN The
Nov oi-dIw JAMES II, ChU5TEN.
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JUVENILE Hooks 1850.
lv,L
Man ofwar Life boys experience The United states
navy, I
Stories Of Genius reprinted from Mrs. Holland. vol
Com cal Pictures, and Stories about them vol
A New Flower for Children; by 4. Maria Child.
lhe Boot of ENTERTAINMENT with eight enRavings vol.
Northern Regions md Voyages. engraving.
Sunday Pictures and Bible Stories win many large ebgaT
VOLTS Fairy Tales; from the German. / vol. London.
Robinson Crusoe. vol. London. With 20 lean,u enGaT
inst received. FRANCR TAYLOR,
Dec ~
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
lsL..LL... ~ e ~ L.-L......

Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare 10 California.
r, Upiied States mail steamships leave New Yort
x@a for hspinwan the 9Th and both of each month
SI~3k connecting with mail Panama 10 saH
U8 Francisco
These steamships inspected approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad a. miles long completed nom ocean
and crossed In hours. The baggage Of pasen
checked in Nrw York through Fan Francisco and paen
embarked Panama by the csmpanys expense
The money paid In New York expenses Of the Trip
Reserve kept In In New York, Panama. and
San Francisco detention accident tia
is entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive at Asph
wall
Conductors 90 through by each steamer, and take charge
and children without other PROTECTOR.
For through tickets the lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, TO l. w. RAYMOND.
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removed his Office his resd Franklin Row, corner
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District Columbian and viii asist in the
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ZINE FTcuch editions Of hoasxenu, Racine. sevtgne
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