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FORM OF OFFER.
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rs aseTl Ae nams) of lnans TIA o In the State OF tnGms
the Siats hereby offer urnsh under dated
ldate subject all the requirements OF the
and Of The printed schedule 70 which refers all the articles
embraced Class No. The eLas for the nae
yar according schedue cTs pasfe prsa
class s s1Asdue and oppots eaeA article sat tie price, and
amount o tAe bid the eiass amounting to sS
write the n pords) ...
propose my agent (sTs the age, required y
The hedue for the supply under the by
place delivery should accept
ed the be prepared and 10 the
agent at tnane As aseney for signatures and certificate
Here the bidder to sign his name)
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Notice

Of OAdra.Oal Of Lnds IN Asssissp, Aaba1s and Lo"s
making grant Of land the state o Mississippi aid In tAs
Orleans railroad Aiassna
and Louisiana instructions have this day been gwen 70 the local
location BY Instant The Alabama
lands il iner respective districts as prosas falling within
prescribed limits OF selection until Otherwise directed 20 ii
In MISSISSIPPI.
Once al JAcKsoR:
North and of As ChoeiaD base lns and meridian.
townships i, :, ), i, j. and 8, Of range ..
East Of Pearl rIper.
Townships and TO- OF ranges H. "a, 49, 20, and al.
oniee nj AUGUSTA
NORTH and Of the CAoetao Jass Nae Gn4 msrtIian
ro~nships ps ; D. and 1ss q anss. Il, "a inclusive
Township 2, Of range 10.
Eat Of and nOrt4 o. s ss! deg Of latitude
Townships sAG G.1s.s and 10, of ranges H. a, s.u
Town.Sin: TosnSinn: and 2 Of ranges 1! and 49,
xSwa.nipp: ap: sns 8 anss ,asss g. -
Townships 8, =, ., and Q, Of range a.
Eat Of Pearl river and south Of hs al.. deg Of latitude
TS~n.sPs S~nsr. si9sss sss % IA and n
Township. Township: sas sns 3 C q ssas. H.
Township: Tswnsp: aas iSd r. ,.s.s 'pss l6
Township 6, Of range Is.
Once at COLUMBUS.
NarA and east Of the soeao ba,. Hns and ,ae,ia;ou
"a nd ,a H. 49, l3 a. and i5 ofranses II, ia 49, H.
Township of ranges s, 1879, 1911, IL. andis.
In ALABAMA.
Office al ST. STEPHENS:
South Of the 3la deg Of latitude and Of the meridian
Townships 6, 9, and I, Of ranges !, ., j. and 4.
In LOUISIANA.
Once GErRNsEURs:
South Of the base line and east Of the principal meridian.
Townships I, T. I 8, and 10, % Of ranges II and IS
Townships 5, y, and 10, of l6.
Office u NKw ORLRAss.
East Of ths Msssisppi river.
Townships IL, 10, and l3, of range I2 east
Townships TO- H. H. and i3, OF ranges 10 and IA east
Townships TO- ii, and l2 of range Is east
Given my hand, oeca a ,b. .,v =,
Washington, this 18th day of August, ls,s, ~ ~ " ~ ' VI
JOS. 8. WILSON
Aug l6-law6wt rIn,s A s,, s ~
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The name Of person will b up0H kOoka anlsaA
the payment oftbe subscription b maze IN adsaneo.
Distant subscribers aoaey By letter me pssass
of watch will be paid BY all assumed sy ourselves IA "a
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER l. bih tr weekly during tbe
sons Of Cong cas- and semi weekly daring recess.
Subscriptions for period less than year received o.
pr0pofioned 10 the above annual rates.
Qy-POsTMAsTERs authorized to act agent.
by sending DAILY subscrbep ESQ saelossd o.
sEhiWEEKLY subscribers, with aS enclosed, viii BE-
titled a copy gratis.
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Proposals for Erecting a Marine Hospital at
New orleans, Louisiana.
THrIsURT DrrIRrsrsT,
September "a, 1856,

THr.sUrr DrrlRTxrsT,
septembe q, 1856.
y day November A. D. 1856 IL clock noon, for
the Of he New Orleans hospital according TO The
and specifications prepared this sad proposals.
be either whole building for ts different kinds
WORK total carried out;
department the right reject the proposals here
United requires department r 10
exclude The bids O persons whom there just
attempted BY indrecuon bids when there
s Ss SI Ss S 90 n9 % % @ @ @ % s all bids
Bids VII be eyed . sos ne option q The bidders but
the department Of The prices Of the different kinds
tsas which shall be subject revision o The department 90
work guide the department in making psJEeaIs.
Ninety cent o. s amount o. Sos done and s,sial,
hvered asoosdas contac said be
BY The esmaie Of Of the department. appointed
per completion Of The eonuset and ac
ssPanes o. ns work NC By hs agent asad, and es fsed
Contracts wi Be awarded ea 10 as,sr builders and mechan
e and nc asrea except By consent Of he seeetsD
Each proposal must be accompanied by guarantee sA.
ed BY two .sponfble persons yoer6sd b ae United
sasooo for me wots of proporonae amount, tr
ina, me bidder Will when rsQnred n. p,ope. ss &C
into contract apd bond, with proper and suheu' ts
eurues for iis faithful performance,
days Other iHomson os,sinsd application The
department.
walls will be veneeng upsn ams
sustar, Gre proof sesordns - sppesp 70 ne .pseseaoas
Persons susmns such proposals will sys minute detail. ss
walls failing them q the style q ornsmentaon ke Persons
called for BY The specifications though conforming gene
rally 10 The shape and plan.
The proposals be this department. addressed
Secretary Treasury, (endor.ed Proposals
leans marine ho.Ps and win Be opened at O'Clock, Of
bidders, nany choose attend.
JAMEs GUTHgIE,
Sep, V7-oaweOdi lin, \ a'arI
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OTFIoK supKmKTKADERr PuBuo PEIErIEs
Washington, October /, 1850.
IN pursuance provisions provide
cutting the public printing Ac approved August 20 1882 sealed
Monday si day. OF December al twelve O'Clock for
furnishing the that be required for the public printing iof
the year commencing The Isl day Of December 1885, and enans
The suboned ist SPECIFICS nearly be asceraned the
quantity quality and description Of each kind Of that viii be
required:
10000 printing paper, unoaendersd to "a by
y inches and TO weigh forty h'e pounds 10 'he ream VI
1000 hne printing paper, eaendered "a by
81 inches, and weigh nifty air pounds TO the ream OF
4e0 sheets.
5000 reams superane caenaersd printing paper
measure "a by % inches and to,wegh hywo pounds 10
the rean Of 4e0 sheets.
CLAssiV
uerne hard sized and caendered printing paper
measure "a by ~ inehes and weigh forty eight
pounds 10 the rean OF 4oo sheets.
CLAss v.
600 superne sized and caonaerod uap paper Of such
siIes may be required, corresponding In weight will
paper measuring 10 BY "a inehes and weighing twenty
pounda per ream Of $50 sheets.
CLASS vi.
leans superne plate psper (caendIed uneaondeed
may DO fequedD 10 by "a iness and of such weight
per ream may be required
The fibre paper each of the above classes be Of linen
and free all adueaion with mineral other sub
EACH OF each,
perfect sheets. Uniformity thickness weight
will be required and bundle exclusive OF wappers)
under i've cent the standard weight viii
ceived weight viii all required Mixing
OF thcknesses the bundle weight
will be considered a violation Of The contract
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Boarding Scloolfor Boy,-Nurn5er Limited 10 Tgenty
REV John n KEECn- pRINcIPAI.

bodfnng ccNootyT l~yt-LNufRo0 Ltqhfd 70 fWefhg
REV. John n, XERCH, PRINCIPAL,
THIS institution miles from Ralmors The Hartford
turnpike having regular daily communication thence by
The required board with the principal their lodgings
well the school rooD being under the roof The
remarkably healthy, fom all Of
and The entire OF character 70 ndapi
youh whose gusrdsns prevented BY sbsence
living eir The
Of instruction embraces ancient spd modern
nshemacs and e usual branches preparatory 10 college
Kind Of business
The winter session viii November let close
ls Of April
References Right Rev. Bshops whitnsham and Atkinson
Rev Ds Wyatt and ohns Hurh d. Evans and r. Parker soo
and Dr. Samuel Chew, Baltimore and w. q. Key,
Msryis county, Maryland.
Reference made Samuel Masrau
Of the institution the office Of the Chesapeake Ca
nal Company Washington, ID. c. who will give information
the terms kc
spnngheld FaSton, Hartford county, Maryland, October
~, 1895.
Oct 25-eo9t
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Howard, hs Heights tLrss miles Of alsranaris
Rev. JOHN p. MCGUIRE, Rector.
THE session will Wednesday, 10Th sep
i tsmber
sa5 for board tuition the regular course nc. Modern
languages, music and drawing charges.
The Bishops the diocese Rev
Johns, Of Baltimore Rev Mr. washinron and
Mr. Seymour, of Frederick city, Maryisnd.
Circulars containing the 81 study terms &c
who request them.
Rev. Joha p Mcclure, Theological Seminary, FaaI
county, Virginia.
HowlRp, July II, 1856.
July I5-lawew
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THR Of insutucn ~1a commence. an
Monday September ls. The
English branches the ancient and nraages
and natural science.
This institution affords advantage which highly commend
the attention of parents as3 guardians
composed of gentlemen devoted
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. chemical the
arrangement a as sndugs ryinK Just such Recommodon,
students bsro he opportuay ni All times Of demonstrating
uealy, such principles sdm 81 enable
Acre q sound thorouFA, sad practical education.
Terms; Board snd iuison siso session payable quarterly,
in advance. -
Circulars may ~ obtained By app,yingio
r. l.. BRoCKETT,
Aug l2-eodSHo Princ c.l.
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CARDn consequence DEAN of ~ partners
n the firm Of ". r. Loudon Co., sors this
The business viii be closed and all persons indebted 70 the above
respectfully settle the the old
business which will be carried under
branches formerly The undersigned will
merchandise apperanlns
business ssa ncudng the best quality of military articles for
and They respectfully thank their friends and the
for the liberal eceiwed
happy have pleasure of the
n, v. LOUD0N a CO..
Aurs0-eou Merchant Tailors, under Browns Hotel.
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witiards' Hotel.
J. q. "A. A. WILLARD,
PsnnFylraria and Fesrsssrts street,
Washington, q, q.
Ian Qg--din

lARPAFING-We would particularly invite the
persons wishing furnish hanasomey 10 and
beautiful styles of English, velvet and n
capnf, exhibiting 10 carpet dtpsrment second and
hird floors selection Of
these goeds feel confident that their
ina, elegant designs. and very moderate prices
them favorAby the closest
Of going North make their purchases.
We have also in store variety of iapeuy Brussels
stamped ditD, double
s received nom large sueon York and sod
unusually cheap BARNES n MITCHELL,
On The Avenue, between nd stFepts
Sep lp-eoif3w
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned ams Of guaratOr Of tnaas the ton and
State the Stafs and second garanfors Se
hereby undertake that The above tname the bidder did
accepted,
fifteen the
through the post Office Of the of he offers
before mentioned
Witness [Signaure Of uaranforsl
certify the (hs1e the guarator
be good and responsible giarantors In this
~. ...#. .a- -. [Signature.l
signed by the district Judge district attorney collector
AGENT person the bureau be responsible
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Glass VIII.
writing paper, 10 by 26 inches, weigh
y-eigh pounds per ream
No. 2OO reams writing paper s by IS inches 10 weigh TWEEN
ysix pounds per ream.
No a. 100 writing paper, 10 by % inches weigh
ylour pounds per ream
No.4 $40 writing paper, ls by IL inches weigh
ty-two pounds
No, S. writing paper, 70 by Is inches weigh
twelve pounds per ream.
papers designated classes
matera from adulteraon and anshed the best
The papers in class white bue Of the gua
standard sizes Of the respective kinds and Of such weights
be required snd Sy 5 nGie m m n e are to be ~h and of
The right OF ordering or less quantity Of each
and kind such times and in such quantities
as the public service may require,
Each class will be considered separately and be subject
the proposal; the privilege of requiring
bidder who have more than class assigned him take ali
such classes, or forfeit his right 10 any class, "
wi sample or Md must accompany each bd ~ ,ns
classes and be numbered correspond number Of
the paper proposed for schedule sir classes
10 be properly designated sample
All proposals and samples must be transmitted te this oee free Of
Each proposal signed by individual making it,
every paper contained class proposed for
All the In the several classes be delivered place
free Of all every charge expense subject
pecon, count weight and OF the
proposals furnished at this Office TO persons
appa for them and none viii be taken into consideration unless
Bonds with approved securities required; the supply
The quantity required time will be considered violation
the contract.
evidence OF his ability them and proposals
MED by such evidence will be rejected.
ht Tuesday Monday December no Cd
10 O'Clock m, at the oniee Of the Superintendent
Printing apto United States Washington" and
" Proposals FOR supplying Paper"
Superintendent Of the Public PriDung.
Oct l-2dw9w linGeL = Star, aawswl
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collegiate commercial and preparatory departments. has
year. % October
whole charge for board iuiton Ae hundred
dfly dollars No entrance Zee.
Students hdrnied any part year application 10
JOHN n, KERFOOT, Rector, h
July I-lGwsa College N. lanes, p. O, M..ryispS.
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oST wARRAsr-Notice IL hereby given that land warrant
Ia 76l, issued h November, 1885 James Caldw e, for
acres undeRned which has never come 70
of the same, tn LUMfkNt
ArapST s. 1856 Attorney.
aur7-Iswsw JAMES CALDWELL.
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Lost Land warrant

pURLlC notice hereby given that aer the vxprsripn Of ain
weeks from the present date, application 10 ths
Comm'ssionsr of The Pension Once, In ashns,on cy
picsfe land lieu of the M Isco.
the t Of May 1855 No 3ago acres which lost in
me SION ~ inc mai
vile, Illinois, during he May forrpar n month
m Inns last and nye has been
Asineeh Augnst2
hey. RENE M. IACROIN,
AUG s-law6w
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United states Mail.


POsT OVnoK DEPARTMENT.,
October Al, 1850.
pROPOsALS for carrying the mails of United from the
January, 1857 S0th 1852 following route
the State Of fLoHDA the time and herein specified
in the city Of Washington unu m, the gath Of No
vembef, 1855, 90 be decided on the next day!
6-5g Jacksonville by Barbes Newbugh, Alligator
10 miles and back Twice week. in iourhorse coaches
Leave Jae 8onyile Sunday and Wednesday al Z mi
Arrive al Alligator next days by M
Leave Alligator Monday and Thursday ai oa mi
ATTiye al Jacksonville next days by 2am
NOTE.
Proposals guaranteed responsible persons
hed such by judge OF Of recod and
be entered into the successful bidder with surety
before the lat January, 1857.
No pay made trips performed aud for each Of such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times Ie Of the trip
be deducted. For behind time break
nexion with depending ma and not suneiehty excused
the compensation for the trip subject 10 forfeiture
Fnes viii be imposed The Delinquency be promptly and sat
icio explained for ncectng 10 take the mail from or into
post Office for suffering 10 be Injured, destroyed, robbed
lost and for refusing, after demand, the mail
frequently The contractor concerned In running,
Lces The Postmaster General annn the
for repeated failures ngeeaby contract for dis
may alter schedule lie aso order
increase OF service by allowing therefor rata increase
He also cua discontinue the service
In whole rata decrease of allowing
months the amount Of dispensed
should addressed "SecoDd Assistant
particulars pamphlet advertisement for conveying
the mails in Virginia. Georgia, Florida, &e OF 1852 and 1856
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Ii-law4wf Postmaster General.
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CONWAY ROBINSON Of Richmond, Virginia, prnciiges Rich
mond of appeals and Unes States courts and
Washington city IN fhs snpreme Court
Letters 10 him win be directed Richmond, Virginia
sent 1H-iaw6w
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ID y. STEER, Merchant Tailor. No. ass seventh 81,
notifies bis and the pubc that he has just recsived
from the New York and Philadelphia nsrksp The
stock of cloths, cassmees, Vesnss Shirts Stocks gloves
sery, sc, that he has offered fD their inspection
From his long with
demands Of the Washington public and
the selection of hts goods. he confidently bssves
examination o ~. stock and prices NY the pvbc
who call that he takes pleasure showing
Especial attention invited the hris
sved be % NE very ses, description ceur,ry
Sep ls-9aw3wf #
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r. 4 WALKER l.. IANTN.
DnsHRT l. WAIVER LOUIS JANIN have lormed parts
pershp m management ef in the Eupreme
Of ths United sses and IN the Court Of Claims Aadres
Washington City, y. q, tahb-eoauh
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Aug l6-law6wi
United States Patent once,

" ashIhFtoh, Uctobef 2, Ib50.
nN the petition OF John " Sherwood, of Fort Edward
York, praying for Tie extension OF patent him
the l7th of December 1884,
from expiration said which
the 18th Of December, 1856
ordered the said petition be heard
Thursday the ih day Of December II O'clock
and all notified show
have, why said petition ought mol TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension In
Office their objections specially forth wine
days before the day Of hearings all testimony 6lsd party
used the said hearing be
nee with the rules OF the Office which viii be furnished apph
cation.
The testimony in the viii be closed Decem-
Der deposions, and other relied upon testimony
be filed In the ofhce before
the arguments, II any within ten days thereafter
Ordered, this be published
Union and Evening Washington, ID. RepubicsA
Md Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Pa. Day Boob,
York. and Post Boston, Mass week for
weeks previous the lih day Of December ns1 day
hearing. CHARLES MASON,
Comiuissioner Of en
sEditors Of the above viii
bills TO the Patent Once with containing this Bocs.
s-InMJM
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mo. 5Gal
Notice

Of lt EsabtshEsi Of fSo Additional Land OFeeS IN Tie
Territory Of AinnSsota.
IN pursuance Congress- approved July 1885, en.
usd An estabh additional land districts Ter.
tory q Minnesota" embracing al thai portion of The Territory
which lies north of The line dividing ovhps Is and &C. north Of
the base nns Of Mississippi north the
township line be determined hereaer by the Commissioner
the General Land oee, said ve extending thence
the Missouri liver said districts called the nohsasen"
and northwescrn districts, which districts divided Ny the
line dividing cshtsea and ninSssH n hereby de
cared THAT land
takhed the prs~ent oows That for the OThsasrn die
the 6f RuCHASaun Lske Superior and that Tor
tbe RortAEetern At pe IOWA sf "OHswAT" The Mississippi
river, the mouth " Mud river,
Given pnasr hsaa The city Washington rd
October, A. ID, 1866
Wy order Of the President;
THOs, A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land Once.
Oct 4-iAw6wt Int. A SnT.l
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sSA1 = ssa' % my o''r'" ~ Mrs f'' Key Blunt r'
ne Bow's Review Cor October.
Oct9 FRANCk TAYLOR
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ID n pubc auction O'Clock the 0sth day OF Octr
Der neri Nsvyyad, Wasngon IRON one 70
.caie the anayss1 of sample
m hrh hs W given nom 81 ~ 40 ce-t of metallic
examined time previous 70 e day o. sale
upon application At the Navyyafd Terms o. sale cash.
Also,
. sets ~ tin scales, with weights
Sen, ssoIswsw A. aREENLEAF, Navy Agent
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, pERsoN NAY nroEIvE ms owN LIrE TNsu

A PERSON MAY RECEIVE HIS OWN LIFE INsU-
HA,CE.In the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
pay pcrsonN death, II he survive sixty
paid o himself This worthy the attention % sll.
Those share in eiudeBds Of the coming yeu
should have their applications dnted
A. the approaches o ere, those desiring protection will
please bear mRd that or them good companies with large
capitals, and pay losses promptly
J. c. LEWIS, Superintendent,
Sept 77-eod5ti Ohce 7Ih street. below Gen. p. o.
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Miss Brooke's French and English Boarding
and Day school,

and Day school,
ssVsn BuilAinE No I3s PeHnvana srs.us WaaAimxten c.
WILL September g. ls0 Ccuars stating ,.ss snd
pal bookstores and her residence.
The Right Rev. hlonIo Pouer, ID. D.. IL. ID.
The Right Rev. George W. DsAne d. D., LII. ID.
The Right Rev William n. Nottingham D. =, n n
Prof Joseph Henry, LII d. Secretary of hs,,n rn,oos.
Washington, u. {. ." '"s"'s'of
Prof A. Dallas B.ohs, suPcns Of IN, y,.s s.,,. o.
Survey. 'N ~ '' '''''' o'a'es eo~s
Lieut. NJ r. Maup' -. D. United sta,e navy, National Oh
General 'ohr siason, Washington, D. c.
Cooper, hdiutant General United army,
h--.sn, d. G.
William w. Corcorsn, e'q., Washington, d. c.
James 4. hechan, esq, Librarian to Congress
IIoA James Campbell Postmaster General
Hon Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice Supreme Court Of r.nny
Hon @. w woodward, Associate Judss Supreme COur o
PennsyyanA.
Hon George VAIL NJ c. from New Jercy.
Hon Robert ]. Walker, Washington, ID. e,
Hon Charles Faulkner, NJ. G. from ytrgina
Hon. jefferson Davis Secretary Of War, wa.hingtou u.
ux00-eodQm
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fnHE Kentucky Military Instituts, directed Inv -
board of vtes appointed BY the
tendence Of Col Y. w. MORGAN distinguished graduate Of
West Point and practical engineer, faculty.
The Of study coilsees
addition Of extended
practical engneeng and mining geology
historical rsadinr book keeping and business Grms
languages.
The nineteenth session opens second Monday
session, payable in advance. S~
The extension Of the edns room ssr
addfonhl snden' Sha the
chned Applications be made before Or,ober
Reference 10 authorized the Hon seeTctie o War s,a o
Treasury.
AsdreAs he superintendent ihlsy Institute Franklin
", Kentucky or The undersigned.
p. DUDLEY,
Aug Is-eodDk kcptlsboct. President Of The Board.
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DuyaN A. Bro., Merchant Tafiors,
ne now receiving goods o latest styles
n aud imp0rtations New York.
They fall and winter styles
Our and citizens generally invited early and
make their selections.
~ DUVALL n BRO, Penn avenue,
Between -Four and-a half and sirth sifcets
Sent 90-eod0wif
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EIRsT PREMIUM BrANOs.-Just received my piano
fo Eleventh above Pennsylvania
splendid pianos Of ~ and 6k octaves from the factory Of sen
New fok These ohtaintd hs premium
n s lac. Metropolitan Pair and Al the American Institute lsy
cole the as IN the District Of Co
uuba the public respectfully invited call and srsHs them
purchasing elsewhere. They surpassed BY any
pianos made In this country IN Europe. .....
have also hand large stock 1 other new and second hand
moderate and accommodating
For good workmanship warranted md All pianos purchased om
m will be kept In you wtlhoui extra charge,
OCT 9--eod9t. y. q. REICHENRACH
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i. aREENLEAF, Nsvy Agent
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Ocl li-lawiw
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-06-13

Letters to May 10, state that the Rus
slams had hung several Tartars for as
sisting the allies. Some had been sent
into exile, and others condemned to work
on the roads for life.
Scurvy had appeared in the English
regiments, and could not be accounted
for.
1t was still question what could be
done with the horses.
A banquet had been given to Sir Colin
Campbell.
Peace had been proclaimed at Tiffiis.
The capture the Circassian village Of
Sunech and 5000 cattle, by the Russians
is confirmed.