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No. b7ll
Notice Of he ReestabRshment Of he Land Office al Yin
osnnes in the State Of Indiana.
IN COMPLIANCE with the provisions Of Congress mp
proved August 18Th, 1885, nt IAN TO continue the land
Offices Vneennes Indiana ascertain and adjust the titles
certan 0 Indiana ard inoi formerly In
ciu4ed Vncennes land District s hereby olared
and receiver ~ Vncen
again been opened for the sale and entry OF lands se
" ssid land ofHces had not heen abolished,
my hand the city Washington this 2ad day Of
November, A, ID. 1856. ...
THOa. A. HENDRICR q,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Nov 25-law6w lint and starl
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Proposals for furnishing the Paper for the Pub
lie Printing.

OTuoE SuPKRIETEEpEET THE PuBLIo PRINTING,
Washington, October 1, 1855.
IN pursuance the provisions provide for
cutting the public printing &c approved August 90 1852 sealed
Monday list day. OF December twelve O'clock for
furnishing the that be required for the public printing for
the commencing the LIST day OF December 1885, and ending
on the LIST day of December 1857.
The subOBed list speeches. nearly be asceraned the
quantity quality and description OF each kind OF that will be
requlIedi
10000 fine printing paper, uncaendered "a by
80 inches and 10 weigh forty hVe pounds 10 lhe feam VI
4eO sheets
CLASS IT,
1000 fine printing paper, eaendered "a by
30 inches, and weigh fysix pounds TO the ream OF
4SO sheets.
5000 auperdne caendered printing paper
measure "a by 50 inches, and TO weigh hywo pounds to
the ream of 4o0 sheets.
CLAsEIv
iperne hard sized cnendeIed printing paper,
measure "a by 30 inches, and TO weigh forty eight
pouads TO the ream of 49, sheets.
CLAGs v.
900 guperne sized and calenled Aap papo of such
sile8 may be required, corresponding in Woght with
paper measuring 10 by "a inehes and weighing twenty
pounds per ream of 480 sheots
C4AaB vi.
as may DO requred 10 BY 5fnches and of such weight
per Ieam as may be required
paper of tho above be of linen
and free all aduteaton with mineral other sub
in bundles OF each
4SO perfect sheets. Uniformity hcknes and weight
will required and buDde exclusive OF wrappes)
under five from the standard weigh will be
ceved weight will in all be required Mixing
,hicknesses bundle weight
will be considered violation of the contract
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GRO. =. LINDSAY,
mo 68el
Notice
OF the EstabLshmeEf Of tso Additional Land Offices in
Territorn Of Mnnesota

Of he Establ1hmeEi Of tro Additional Land Offices in ht
Territory Of Minnesota.
pursuance of Of Congress- approved July g. 1885, en-
ued An establish additional districts
rtOry Il Minnesota" embracing a that portion Of the Territory
which lies north Of the line dividing townships IS and &C. north OF
the and
township determined hereafter by the Commissioner
ONCE Of said ver extending
districts called
and northwestern Districts which districts divided BY hg
line dividing eighteen hereby
districts Rre
tnbshed for present follows That fo poasaern
OF BUcHLNAN" Lake sUperor that
the rorthWssu the Of oBwAY" Mississippi
river mouth Of Mudd river.
this third day
October, A. d. 1856.
BY order Of the President;
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Ofce.
Oct 4-law6wt Tint h RtaT.l
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al HooaTd the Heights, three miles Of dierandria.
Rev JOHN P. MCGUIRE, Rector.
TUE session will commence Wednesday, 10Th Sep
Il tember.
Terms s95 for board tuition In the regular &c. Modern
languages, music, and drawing charges
References TIE Bishops and Of diocese Rev.
Johns OF Baltimore. Rev Mr. Cumming WashnRtoni and
Rev Mr.. Seymour, Of Frederick city, Maryland.
Circulars containing the course Of study government omst &c,
sent to who request them.
pirsc 10 MCGUIRE Theological Seminary Fairfax
county, Virginia.
HOWARD, July II, 1886.
July l5-lawsw
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WillaFds' Hatei.
Jan % din
J. q, h n. A, WILLARD,
PsAaEyiraniH avenue and Fourteenth street,
Washington, u. O.

IAHpETINGWe would particularly invite the attention
wishing furnish out handsomely to mel and
beautiful OF EnRh, velvet tapestry and Br Ise
carpetng exhibiting department, second and
third aoos paid unusual attention the selection
goods feel confident their superb quality, rich
ing elegant designs and very moderate pces, viii recommend
voaby the closest buyers and them
Of going North 70 make their purchases,
We have also great variety tapestry, Brussels
stamped ditto ply double nEan and Venetian carpenF
received from auction sales In New York will be
unusually cheap. BARNES MITCHELL,
On the Avenue, between 9Th and 9TH
Sep 10 eOfJw
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CLASS VII


Glass VIII.
writing paper by 2G inches weigh
~ y-eight pounds per ream
No 23o0 writing paper, s by Is nches weigh
y-six pounds per ream.
No a. 100 writing 10 by % inche weigh
ty four pounds per
No. A. $40 writing paper, le by s inches weigh
ann y-lwo pounds PEI ream. 20 . -,
No. S. 400 writing paper, ~ by IL inches weigh
twelve pounds per ream.
papers designated the
maiea free from aduteaon, and finished in
respective kinds and of weights
required by this office those in class be whe
the and weights specified in the schedule
The right reserved Of ordering less quantity Of each
kind contracted such times and in such quantities.
a the public service require.
Each class will be considered separately and be subject
contact but bidders offer for of the classes
the proposals. and the privilege is reserved of requiring
bidder who have than assigned him all
such classes or forfeit his night 70 any class
and b sample for each Kind each bid and
proposed schedule classes
properly sample, will
All proposals aAd samples must be transmitted 10 this Office free Of
postage or other expense.
proposal signed by individual making it,
specify price per pound tand price eac
every kind Of paper contained the proposed for.
All the The classes must be delivered such
places be designated in ashngton city, good order
free all every charge expense subject
specon, count weight and Of the Superintendent
Blank forms r proposals viii be furnished at this Office to persons
apn for them aud none viii be taken into consideration unless
Bonds with approved securities will be required supply
the contract.
Each bidder required furnish his proposals satisfactory
evidence of his ability
nied by such evidence will be rejected.
The S Tuesday amer he rst Monday IN peeemSer cd At
10 O'Clock, a M at the Office Of the Superintendent
Proposals win be addressed the Of the Public
Pointing Capitol Of United States, Washington" end
" Proposals for supplying Paper" ~
Superintendent of the Public Printing
Oct l-2aw9w Intel Il Star, 2iwswl
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Lost Land warrant

DUBLC notice hereby given that, sher the expiration
weeks rom the date, application will be
Commissioner Of the Pension Ofce in Washington city,
pcas land In lieu Of Iaeroix
the 96h Of May, 1885, No o9s for 90 in
the ranFnission BY the mad between Washington
e unois, during e last OF May The Of
d June last and never has been received by the said Laco
Washington city, Augustus, 1886 by Richard NJ Young
ney RENE NJ. LhCROIg.
Aug 96-law6w 'N
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[No. b67,I
Notice

Of SitAdraaE Of and' /" A'.sspp AIaOama and Ls":s.
making land the STATE q Mississippi aid in the
M aSa Sss New Orleans a@ @ ss
and louisiana instructions have this day been the local
By instant Alabaa
sbaS sad sns n @ saa pss
the prescribed limits Of seleeton until otherwise directed
In MISSISSIPPI.
Office at JAoKsoSi
NORTH and Of tAs ChoeiaV base line and msdfaa.
Townships l. D 3, 4, 5, and 0, of range 9.
East Of Pearl
Townships and 10, of ranges II, l6. TO- 90 and a.
Office a AUGUSTA;
North and east Of ths Choeta,O line and GerlIan
Towns6ps = : !. and ranges to 49, Inclu.lye
Township I, ofrange TO-
East Of Pearl river and north Of lac sl,i deg Of Latitude
Townships 8, s,7 ana 10, of ranges H. 49, 1914
1sws:lSs 1swn.nSa and Of ranges II aua s
Townships 81 4, and 0, of range 81.
East Of Pear! river and 'ouA Of The alst deg Of Latitude
osnsaps ranges iGa 70, H. Ia and rs
$s~s:sS: Es~s:sS: s's sus e Sf 1s, @
Ts~%:np Ts~%:sp asd n 'ss r. ss t'rss 10
Township 6, Of range 49,
Office at COLUMBUS:
NORTH and east Of the Caootao base line and meridian.
nshps o. 10, IL, 49, 49, H. and l5 ofranges a. l5 49, H.
and 10.
Township of ranges 8, 7,ss 9, 10, H. ls, and 10.
In ALABAMA.
Office at ST. STEPHENS:
South Of the 3 deg. Of latitude of ls .aeridiqn
Townships s, g. and Z, of ranges !, ., b and 4.
IR LOUISIANA.
Office GREREsBURa:
South Of the base line and east Of the principal msiaa
Townships 7. 8, and 9, of range 10.
Townships 7, 8, o, and 10, OF ranges Ia and Is.
Townships s. 8, aud 10, Of range l6.
Once a NEw ORLEANS,
East of the Mississppi river.
Townships IL, 49, and 49, of range Ia east
Townships 10, II, 2 and Is, ranges 10 and IA east
Townships 10, IL and l2, of range is east
Washington this 18th day Of August, ID
JOS. g. WILSON
. Acting Commissioner.
Aug l6-lawGwt Intel. sarl
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A PERSON MAY RECEIVE MS OWN LIFE INsU-
Il HAsCE-In the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
insure pay persons death, he survive be sixty IL
paid to himself. This is worthy the attention II all.
Those uho wish share In the dividends Of the coming
should have their applications dated soon.
approaches hre those desiring protection will
please mind thar Offer them good companies with
eapitalS and pay losses promptly.
J. @, LEWIS, superintendent,
Sept 97-eod5t Obce 9Th street, below Gen. r. o..
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collegiate enmmeea and preparatory departments has
session rst of October Of
whole charge per year. board tuition, hc
fltY dollars No entrance fee
Students admitted At part Of year application
JOHN h. KERFOOT, Rector, kc..
July l-law3m College H. James, p. o., Maryfand.
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EIRsT PREMIUM pIANOs-Iust received al my piano
store, 49s Eleventh street above avenue thTe
splendid pianos nf 7 and 6k oeaves from the factory Of Stein
sons New York pianos obtaind the hrsi
the last Metropolitan Fair and the American institute Hay
ing the sole agency for the sails Of hese the District Of Co
lunba public respectfully invited and examine
before purchasing elsewhere Thsy surpassed by
pianos made in this county In Europe,
have hand stock Of and hand
snd moderate and accommodating
For good workmanship snd all pianos
me viii be kept in tune year without charge,
Oct n-eod3tt y. G. REIUHENnACH.
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OsT wARRANrNotice lie hereby given that land warrant
Ia 6l, issued 3th November, lsA, to James Cadw ell, Tor
90 acres undersigned which has never come 10
that application has been made TO the office for dup
cal Of the TIL LUMPklNt
AuausT 8, 1856. - - Attorney
Aug 7-aw6w JAMES caldwell"
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CONWAY ROBINsON Of Richmond, Virginia, pTacsa Rich
Of appeals and United States courts, and
Washington city In the Supreme Court
10 him win he directed 10 Richmond, Virginia
Sept 10 law6w
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nRINTING-pHESS for sale, cheap for cssh.-A double
cylinder printing press good running order, being
which the Washington Union newspaper now
printed. Appy at this 0nice
May Sd
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Duvau d Bro, Merchant TaiIors,

RE receiving their fall and winter goods Of the latest styles
IL and importations from New York.
They fashions for the fall and winter styles
Our and citizens generally invited 10 call early and
make their selections.
DUvALL BRO Penn, avenue,
Between Four and-u half and SiKlh streets.
Sent o0-podoyn
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NOTE.

Proposals by responsible cert
fed such judge of of record
be entered into by the successful bidder, with surety
before the January, 1887.
No pay will made for trips performed and for each of such
satisfactorily explained three times the the
deducted For arrivals far behind time break
nexion with depending ma and sufficiently excused
compensation the trip subject forfeiture
Fines viii be imposed the delinquency be promptly and
saet0ry eEpanod for negecng take the mail from into
post Office for Gerng 10 be injured, destroyed, robbed
and for refusing, ae demand, to the mail
frequently the concerned in running,
hces The Postmaster General annu the
for repeated failures 10 agfeeaby contract for dis
obeyg the post once laws instructions OF the department
General alter the schedule He order
allowing rata
the pay lilo may eua discontinue the SERVICE
part, pro decrease Of allowing
mons compensation the amount OF service dispensed
with should addressed Seeond Assistant
master superscrbod Proposals. No. 6s69 Florida"
For particulars paaphe advertisement conveying
Virginia, Georgia. Fiorida &c of 1855 and ls6
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Oei ll-law4wi Postmaster General.
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THE Kentucky Military Ins.ftute, directed by n
board Of vlsers appointed by 80 stat, supsrn
tendenee Of Col T. W. MORGAN distinguished graduate Of
Inc course o. study that taught in the best colleges with
addion OF mo'S extended In mathematics,
practical and mining geology also English
historical readings, keeping, and business FORMS and In mod
ern languages.
The nineteenth session opens the Monday
In September 18Th Sepembe) 1856 charge sO2
session. payable In advance.
The extension Of the buildings win make this
additional Students who have the been
cned Applications made before October
Reference il authorized the Hon secries War as Of
Treasury.
Address the superintendent military Insttgie Franklin eoun
ty Kentucky" OF the undersigned.
P. DUDLEY,
Aug Neutrality-suspicious.. President Of the Board.
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United states Mail.
FLORIDA.

PosT OTFIoE DEPARTMENT,
October II, 1856
UROP0sALs for carrying the mails Of United from the
January, 1887 30t 1852 following
the State Of FLORIDA the time and herein specified
be Once Office Depart
the city of ashtngon, until M, the 2alh of No
yembeI, 1885, 10 be decided on the day:
600 Jacksonville by BaTbes and Newbugh Alligator
10 miles and back twice week, IN iourhorse coaches
Leave jacksonville Sunday and Wednesday pm.
Arrive at Alligator days by M.
Leave Alligator Monday and Thursday at ! m
Arrive at Jacksonville next days by 2 am.
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day School,

Screen buildings, No. 3s Pennsypania apenue, BahnsOn
WILL open September 1856 Circulars stating paeuiays and
containing the highest testimonials pncS
pal bookstores and at her residence
The Right Rev. AlonLo Potter D. d.. LII. d.
The Right Rev. George w. Doane, d. D., LII. ID,
The Right Rev. William r. Nottingham, u. D.. LII. D..
Prof Joseph Henry LII d. Secretary Of Smithsonian Institute
Washington ID, c.
Prof Dallas Bchs Superintendent United States Coast
Survey.
Lieut.. NJ p Maury LIZ n, United navy, National OBJ
serynioTy, -
General John Mason, Washington, d @.
Col sam Cooper, Adiuant General United States army, Wash
ington, ID. q,
William w, Coreorun, eco, Washington, d. G.
James g. Neehan, esq, Librarian
Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General.
Hon Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice PepnsvI-
vania.
Hon, w, woodward, Associate Judge Of Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania.
Hon. George Vail, NJ C. from New Jersey.
Hon. Robert J. Walker, Washington, d. g,
Hon Charles Faulkner, NJ. q, from Virginia.
Hon yenerson Davis, Secretary OF War, Washngun H. @.
Aug 20-sod2m
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RY ORDER OF the Navy Agent there will be sold
ID Tic tucion o'cI ok. p, e5th
br nsIt, the United states Navyyard fo one =,
~ % III, S copper scae the a aiyses Of sample
W WV given from 81 90 TO ~ 4O Of meta lie
copper examined previous the day of
upon application at the Navy-yad. Terms Of sss cash.
ALSO,
sets Of tin scales, with weights
| Of wooden scales.
ssp @-Iaw4w A. GREENLEAF, Navy Agent,
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JACOB REED,

JACOB REED,
Manufacture OF
ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No 10 south Fth street, Philadelphia.
All and qualities Of military and fancy cloths
hand and for sale al the lowest prices.
Oct ls-d6mi
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sPR NeFIELD HALL, HARFoRp CO.. .Mp

Boarding School for Boys-Numbr Limited 10 TweHty
REV. JOHN D. XEECH, PRINCIPAL.
THIS institution miles Baltimore
turnpike having regular daily communication thence by
The pups required board with principal lodgings
las well the school room) being under the he
remarkably healthy, and from all Of t.mp'a-
ton and The ene of character adapt
youh whose parents Or guardians prevented BY absence
business from giving their supervision
Of instruction modern
mathematics and the usual branches preparatory college
kind Of bpsinesp
The winter session will November ls
la OF April
References Rsht Rev. Bishops whitnrham and Atkinson
Rev Drs Wyatt Hugh D. Evans and r. Parker
esqs and Dr. Samuel Chew, Baltimore and H. q. 3. Key, st.
MaTy's county, Maryland,
Reference also be made Mauau esq., pa
the the ofos Chesapeake
nal Company Washington, d. C who will give information
terms &C
Springfield FaSton, Hartford county, Maryland, October
~, 1910
Oct25-eoott
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u u STEER, Merchant Tailor, No. ass s.~s.,h AZ,
notifies his patrons and the public ha, b has s, reeevsR
from the New York and Philadelphia mRrke s vs.t and be
tocN sos, ts, stocks, ties, gloves,
h,ry Sc that he has ever offered 70. inspection
iom ms ong Win the Of his patrons
demands OF The washington puho
me selection o. his gods he confidently better
pared 70 su e Van be has been before e
yehamnson q he stock and prices by IL. pabe
VINO may es hA be lakes great pleasure showing goods
cca attention is invited which he
Sep ls-9aw1wif
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% cents, 70 my 0"''Fs"' BY Nj" Ellen Key blunt PrIo
De Bows Review 6r October.
o''S TRANcK TAYL2R,
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Ofdefs WcFsH ceTUhcaes OF
psndd lotteries will receive the attention.
each drawing will be Immediately amer
| TO all who order from
Address P. j. BUOKEY, Agent,
Nov 81 Wilmington, Delaware
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Episcopal High school of virginia,

Sept Q7-OaweOdt lint n star.J
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Group, Croup-This lawful Complaint Is
nnedh.ely cured by Dr.. TOBIAS Venetian linment No
family who value the lives their children should be without
bottle The house Sold all the druggists and storekeepers
Depot 60 Cort andt street.
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Hogtetter-No Article has Ever Created
he unqualified satisfaction In OF dyspepsia and
bilious complaints HOsrETTER's vegetable stomach
MIXERS They NE bile, force Off secretons, give
ne system, and In every respect build up broker and
Aem Bold by all 9rocers. druggists hotels, DC.
RAk1E0 PARK, S04 Broadway, who. esale agents.
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AAxx1cds
On Monday evening March u, by the Rev. James Mil.
t at his residence, Mr.. GEORGE W. SAYREs, of Lynn,
Mass, to Miss SARAH ANNE WILMER, of this city.
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To the Af1icted.-Dr. Pnnc0ast's Golden
eousb syrup meeting with unbounded affections
q The lungs such as coughs cods hoerseness bronchitis
Aa0pirg cough, asthma Group, and palliative In
sn Ills aDteed to AurpAa remedy offered for sale
+, Ne above diseases Ty and prove Il for yo1rselyas
ls2 Broadway shedden keergasrd Fourth street and Bow
Hayes us Fulton street, Brooklyn; and all druggists In
and country, Soc pamphlets.
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Hornla.-Only Prize Medal Awarded to
MAR6H co. BY tho Industrial Exhibition Of ell Nations for
Aelr patent radical the fair Of the
ean Institute awarded the arst premium this 1856
Willard Parker and John Carnochan An extensive list Of
nay be 1t Marsh Co.'S NO az Maiden lane New York
md Ma[sh, Cores Co No. West Fourth street, Cincinnati,
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Quassia Tonic Cups for Dyspeptics -
0s6audan HIPS qusssia cups acknowledged be- the
best well most convenient remedy for dyspepsia fever
sonpains for which they prescribed BY phyAcAns
generally, with great satisfaction Wine wster partakas
nn edAtsly Of their properties and they
naSy months without being exhausted See that's sc sinls
HILL, importers Of druggss articles " Maiden
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Daxon Sp0lascO, M. D., St. Nicholas H0tels-
Dear 6For twenty abored under vrulent
~ all tho doctors and In vain; you, With
geat ascrty perfectly cured without pain. You
bossing the country JOHN CO0ER 80 odD oyster
Bay, Long Island.
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HoIloway's Pills.-Public Opinion L. the
great tribunal by which the value Of all discoveries judged
H verdict this great Alternative, anse tonic adj
founded the testimony rejoicing and graceful
saads, Ia favorable throughout the world