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Opposies IT, Athssasn ,.....s... YfnEI}H
u 0kIVBDby express, splendid asspftneut Of
~ iaaaio.ahls fall styls Bonnsts, FfvsaA Ylow
srs, rich kib6on Russia noarning Collars, setts ol
10gae-srs1msa Laee Collars, French Collar, from
osnaa = 30. Trinmiags Of every decriptionl
bsst knglish Thread kscs, rich article u founes
Ing superior TO any ever brought west. Zephy
warranted goo1s II every variety Tor boys A.
ntasss, al VI which will - closed ost e M II
York Prizes WM. SULLIVAN.
0ctS-d Agent. 4
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Keep the Nimble Sixpence Roll.
ing.

ing.
l AM receiving large stock Of frat class goods of
every style, direct from he eastern cities, which
viii be sold cheap FOR cash,
Cons and see what bargains. Hear We our cry
and We will make glad thy home | freely invite
all hand to unite. Friends II Freedom cheap, yes
very cheap Swell the song, young and old the
strain psoieng Ny stock consists in part Of the
DRY GOODS,
Drillings Domestics, bleacbed and brown Shifting
Checks, cottonades 0snaburgs, Linen goods Of all
kinds, s'c. OF dress goods have = great variety /.
\ lareges, Barge de Laincs, Chailies Silk Tissues
/ Null and Swiss Muslins, Dotted Swiss Ginghams
Prints, Ac asso, In thisdeprrtment is extensive
/ stock VI notions.
HATS, BoSNErs. UMBRELLAS 4 PARAsoIs.
great variety of the above articles Mems and
( Boys Wool, Leghorn, Straw, Panama and Chi,
lists Lad,cs aud Misses Leghorn, Straw and
Braid Bonnets and Hats; parAsols of all kinds, to
Z suit the taste OF all.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
An excellent assortment Of Ladies aud Misses
beeu and shoes. 0hiiers, Slippers and Buskins ;
Mems and Boys B,ots, Shoes and i,rogans
iirect from the city Of Sew YORK, which am con-,
hden can sell cheaper than any house In this city:
anon. which IL AN endless quantity II common
teas, and General assortment, Of every thing In
tk.s line.
In addition to the above have large stock ~,
FRESH GROCERIES,
Which you all know Sfs retailed lower than whole
sale prices and also = late importation OF choice
Teas of every kind.
A Sketch This stock IL the largest and most Va.
riej, and viii b. sold cheaper than ever before
ed in this market have also on hand large 10,
OF summer Clothing, which will be sold at low n -
ures. With such complete assortment in ever,
department of trade, think can cner inducemcpt /,
70 purchasers not excellcd by any house in shi.
Call IT No. 81 Main street, between I'd and "a
and 1t No. lss Main street, between sth and 9th
keokuk. Iowa. IS. BILLINGS.
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CoNNABLE, ck0. b. sMYrH, n. CONN ri. Il
GONNA BIZ. SMHTl4 4 Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
DEALERS IN TENNESSEE IRON

NHOLESAf.i. " klhEkS,
DEALERS IN TENNESSEE IRON,
AID foRwARDEas AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Nos. 81 4 s.
Leyee opposite Steamboat Landing.
Have now on hand iul and complete stock for
fall trade. To which the attention Of purchasers 10
solicited. aug 23d6w
AAfCHEo.--Are sole agents tor Pierce = cslsbsH-
wi ted matches, City trade supplied by the guam
nty, Mt factory prizes 4 large supply now hand
by coNNABLE, sMYTH AGO.
aus 90
SUhDRIEs.--.U bbls. Roofing Pitch, 500 Rolls
- de-. Papers, both plain and saturated. 90 Bales
0akum, ~ kegs cut and wrought spikes For sails
by CoNNABl.E, SMYTH L Co.
augas
SEANLEas sACks.-5e0e large 2 bushel, Of
~ superior quality. just received direct from the
manufacturers. for sale by
aug % coNSABLE, SMYTH & co.
DLAsTER PARIS AND CEMENT.-e5 bills
L III. ter Paris. 100 bbis ecment. For sale by
aug - C9SNABIE, SMYTI AcO.
DoWDER POW DER loo Kegs Riac Pow
der, 800 kegs mining powder 10 eases In CAMS
ter powder, 10 easos n powder. Now in our
magaz ne and for sale by
aug % coSSABLE, sMYTH co.
yXTIaD0W GLAss.--sUO boxes various siscs
w Iumbiers, JAS, Fsasks,ac. For sale by
aug % CosNABLE SMYTH 1 co.
| TENNESsEE IRON AND BLACKSMITH TOOLS
| i Ae,-30o tons Assorted Bar Iron, 700 Slabs
ilow steel, tons square and OctAgon Cast Steel,
ton spring stsv, tons German Steel, l ton
American and English Blister Steel, isrss w.
riety O. Blacksmith tools, fgr s.Ao low r. Asr-
chants or smiths, by
aug % poNNABLE, SMITH 4 co.
NUIIcE.-Will re Toid to pay charges II not call
y ell fur within thi. IS dyys.+1 Planning Machines
and BOX Machines. 3,acaived pet AZ 3msr "sau
Young. September i0is, 1855, in the nsNs Of Viii
son Cross.
aug 23 CoSNABIE, SMYTh 1 co.
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testof two year,, and hai
not it's equal in the Mis'
sissippi valley; and Il
the " uoldsn Harp" be.
ing a greatly improves
Premium Cook Stove.
} Their assortment oil
Heating Stoves for WOOD
and coal Is cxtensive.--
Some entirely new pat
,erns. ono Of which, th'
/" Young America, = Z
splendid parlor stove, re
GENTLY patented, viii BE-
found superior to any In
vention VI tn, age for -.
|dia,ing heat. They hay,
on sale 1T their store 10
kSt. Louis, from which
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The subscribers, proprie'
tors Of tho Empire Stove
Works, ST. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers In lowathatth they
have established n branch,
OF their house in keokuk /,
where they will keepcon-
stantly on hand a large
and well-assorted stock
Of
Cooking A. Heat
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I WOULD respectfully sall the ssesstion u the
Late - ny laEys and veil selected stock eS
Nal Ana wintee 0es1s, which viii sell = Cias
natl prices. Ny stock consists q siik. strs. N
velvet Bonnets; also, : splendid asDr<tnent n
Hshcr. Flowers. and 1sathes. selsr. I'd With s,..s
mRs. Tea Will end svsrything r. the NIiiines1 .nd
yasey hsslness, . ~ sseAsl.sAmsst IN tie istsss
basnsss st the sAsstssA notice such = lining trim
ming, hieasaing, pressing and making Aonnsts u
syssy dsewipeteo 70 order. viii vasrnnt ~
vssk - oivs ea1ta1astton.
Mrs. Glssnys, No. ~ johnson street. hstvsen m
md = dirsetiy opposite Dinners Saloon.
6spt16diy MRS. 0LENNY.
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TYyHk subscribers are now receiving large additionl
/ 70 former stock Of Hardware anl Housekeep1nl
wares, 70 which We invite the attention Of Dsalsn
49, HITCHCOCK MOTT co
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SUNDKIIl'l'IIIES,.,. :

&Iuak Kettles frotn to 80 gallons Ovens AM
- Lids odd Lids Skiiiets ami lids, assorted cas-
Iron Tea Kettles Japlned Trunks Pudding ans
n.ce Moaids; sceiloped and plain Cake Pans: TIE,
rAnisters, square and round, assorted Lard Lamps
I'm ware and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and cor
Pe1 work done promptly, in the very bsst manner
sePti3d COMSTOCK DROTHEKs
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EMPLOYERS Wishing rod Help will dad re-
IA spseeAhls Servants ct tAs IntslIlgsnss sad Gre.
sral Aoeosy 0mss,N. w. sosner Al n asA JehA-
ssn sts.. MP stairs. 10. STEWART co.
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AhO Lamps, cAndls-sticks, sugar bowls, Nurse
~ lamps, IN 'iasses cups, drcdge boxes aus, pan,
srAtsrs, sugar and cake boxes, W. Ii. trsnks. t..
sAnisters all sizes, grocery do. toy cups and has
xets, saad boxes bill head cases. culIenlers. letter
niers, all Ut which We will sell low at No 81
septl3d CtlMSToCk q RRo
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Troy 6aYdWaro store.
HITCHCOCK Z co,
SION or rHs uosSlsE LocK, l69 uxfox DLocE,
Main Sersse, Keokxk, Iosco,
Wholesale and GsealI Doalopo.
A R8 reeeiving large and general assoYtmsnt 81
~ HARDWARE HOUSEKEEPING WARE
70 which the attention Of dealers and castonsrsla
respectfully invited.
Ksokuk, May 81. '56-dAw.
NOTICE.
TOXIN N. MOTT. ia, 10 admitted partner In TIL
81 house Of Hitchcock Co. The wholesals ard retail
Hardware business, in its various heanehss will II
conducted under the name Of Hitchcock, Mott Co
CHAS. HITCHCOCK,
JOHN N. MOTT, IN.
HENRY 8. HITCHCOCK.
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-~~-y--- q 9 W&A1lN0U0O
Hsatise stSvn = nastesn AAaufas
k|AAVn q. y e. eoAl, fss saae ~.
ssss TT ri, 'uH0HAST, LANx1 pUEL.
100. AAAl Isl, naln street.
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COILECTlN0 Agency.
ensHD sshasrihsss lave opened n Aesnsy II this
= city 1or tAs sellaselsn u Dihs a1A ZssUano.
Merchants. 4eeAsnics, Professional nsa, Al oh
srs, can depend upon prompt attsntien hsiAe gives
70 their collections.
Rassisslas seAsaties viii - given - Aesats ~
Landiords, In Renting making cut LeAeus, anA oolr
Letting. ]. q. STEWART CO.,
OAssNesth-vsst cor. Third JsAnsoasts
U19A Up Stairs.
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AN ELOQUENT APPEAL.

The New Hampshire Patriot makes the following earn
and eloquent appeal to the democracy of the Granite
State to attend grand meeting at Concord the
9th OF September next:
"LrT CoAr ALI who the Union
u IL and the constitution II Isl all who believe in the
equality Of the States and the sovereignty Of the people all
who love their country than party and whose patriot
ism too wen founded TO be shaken by the nsans sppes of
reasonable fanssics all who abhor dunionj all who glory
in the American name all whose hearts warm enough
and whose patriotism comprehensive enough to embrace
every foot Of the republics all who would manifest fidelity to
the bond and devotion TO the brother
hood all who would oary the Gag and keep step the
music Of the Union y let every lover Of republican nstu
tons Gomez let every who appreciates the trials and
dangers OF the revolution Gomez let every who would
follow the preceps Of Washington let every who
would preserve country the land Of the free and the
home 81 the brave and show to the country that dis
unionis has home, seotionaism foobod and treason
abiding place among the descendants OF Stark, Sullivan
Scanned Poor, Langdon, and Pierce"
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o + FIC Ia l..
TREASURY DEPARrmEN'

lMAsUhf DErAhTmESF,
May %, 1856.
NOTICE hereby given
Congress of 22d july 1885,
TERMS will be paid the Treasury
certificates thereof the 18th Of November
interest thereon will cease.
department will continue purchase prior
redemption will pay therefor following PREMIUM
day the money reach the vendor:
On such Treasury day
3st July inclusive, half per
specified in the cerifcates
received between the LIST and 3s August
fourth of per cent 'E..s ...
And received AFTER the 3lst August
thereon days additional only will
paid
Certificates of such notice
purchase money and when prior the list july
be assigned by the
holder such interest will be payable heretofore
holders Of other stocks
States that department will purchase the
LIST day Of December the
81 previously Obtained and will
addition to the day dividend
ind days additional interest for money
| the vendor, the following of premium:
On of s42, premium of 10 per cent;
of 647 and ls4S premium
issued under the of 9th September
monty indemnity stock, premium Of per
this should be
United party money
previous July half years
for year day viii payable him
Payment FOR all foregoing stocks will be made
at Boston, New York. Philadelphia
parties entitled to receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 2a-dlhl2Nov Secretary OF the Treasury
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BY Ell z q II A p III =.
Effects of the Storm.

ALpAxY Aug IA severe rain storm prevailed here for
SO hours, ceasing yesterday morning,
Great damage has been done to the crops and bridges and
mills have sustained serious injury. The trains from the
West stopped.
Kenwood bridge, over Normansk creek three miles be-
low the city, was carried away. Congdens dye MILL four
stories bigh in the vicinity of the bridge, swept
also, Kinks grist mill.
Leaver island is overhowed, ana the garden crops de-
stroyed.
All the docks and piers here under water and goods
are rapidly being removed from the warehouses along the
river which will be submerged . the water rapidly rising
II rose four feet during Wednesday night and yser
day morning.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND. D.. q #..iNH N.
following drawn numbers Of the Maryland Consoda
the benefit Of Susquehanna Canal &C., %
drawn August 20, 1856: f'
lG 65 70 8 % 46 60 40 l8 60
The following numbers of Patapsco Institute
Lottery, class 225, drawn August 81 1856 ST."
10 35 68 GO l6 sc A 81 4 as 2 "a
r. FRANCE CO., Manager.
d. II. McPHAIL, Commissioner.
AupG
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CONGRESS FRIDAY.

sFSArE-The army appropriation bill received from
the House whereupon Mr.. Hunter moved TO amend it by
,inQ out the Kansas restrictive proyiso The amend
usn was agreed toyeas So nays T. The bill was then
read third time and passed. and the Senate proceeded to
the consideration Of executive business After some time
the doors were reopened. The House having refused TO
gree to the Senate amendment and adhered TO their dis
agreement Mr. Hunter moved that the Senate also ad-
here the effect of which would be to let the bill fail After
some debate without taking the question: the Senate ad
ourned at five o'clock. ..a aas ..am y. - ..
HOUSE, OF REpREsEsrArvKs.-After few motions of an
unmportant character message was received from tho
Senate stating that that body had passed the army
appropriation bill with amendment striking ont the
revolutionary proyiso appended to the bill by the House.
The question then taken the Senate amendment,
and it was disagreed when Mr. Campbell moved to re-
consider the by which the House refused to concur in
the senates amendment and TO lay that motion on the
table; which agreed to. m. -.4M a.
In short time the Senate again returned the army-ap
propriaon bill with resolution announcing its determi
nation to insist on its amendment A motion then
made that the House eccde which disagreed to. The
House then agreed to adhere to its proviso #a w..
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HARTFORD, CONN., August 22.-The "Charter Oak"
fell yesterday morning at quarter before o'clock, with
tremendous crash and but six feet OF the stump now
Mains This famous tree far past Its prime when the
charter was concealed In the 9th Of May 1885, and
probably old when Columbus discovered the New
world 1t stood upon the old Wyliss estate owned by
the Hon. j. W. Stuart Crowds Of citizens visiting the
ruins and each brings away ABORTION OF the venerable
tree.
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THE EXTRA sEssIoN-THE VOICE OF THE coUY-
TRY.


TRY.
The Providence Rhode Island) Post gives the following
graphic sketch of the nature and objects of the late revou
tionary movement the part of the black republicans
The effect Of the House amendment the bill thus lost
can be seen at glance 1t virtually repeats all the criminal
Kansas d places the people Of that Territory Who'll
y at mercy Of the mob To provide that neither the
State militia the United States forces shall be employed
support authorities in arretng and Furnishing thieves
robbers murderer and other criminals is virtually to IL
force whatever active reserved the authorities cannot Of
course succeed In Furnishing crime in preventing Its per-
petration They powerles and become objects
Of contempt every villain who rife, revolver,
or a bowieknife.
And this seemingly, just the state Of things which the
aboouists Of the House to inaugurae. They
murders crimes Of every Sort to be used cleo
toneering capital in the presidential campaign They
not bear there should be peace in Kansas II there Is
peace- Gov. Geary, and Gen. Smith, and Col Sumner
are allowed preserve ORDER the latter pre-
serving of there will be work for the Kansas
screechers and contributions prossedy protect the
settlers bat really pay the electioneerng bills Of the
paiRn Sooner part with their political capital they
ready open the door TO anarchy, and invite the
Of the whole country to there, and do their
upon the people Of this unfortunate Territory"
On the subject make the following from
the Buffalo Couricr'
The President has very properly called
of Congress TO the 2is instant The country
has II 10 true been sufficiently disgaced by the factous
conduct Of the House, but the members have right
plunge the Union into difficulty and embarrass the govern
men sake Of continuing the ties which are
their sole capital and which wsud be utterly exngusbed
by the maintenance Of quiet In Kansas"
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THE undersigned, for several years past Official
translator the Department of State, respectfully tenders h
services public for the Of claims
foreign and translator foreign
Spanish French Portuguese and Italian Gentlemen
claims governments
wise, requiring faithful ana reliable TRANSACTIONS Of legal docu
such land es laws DEGREES, will find,
Of the undersigned, for fidelity
rendition phrass long
Publishers throughout Union
Of foreign books literary legal vii
apply the
upon being promptly and satisfactorily
For further particulars apply 70 -.
. L. FITZGERALD ThsIsTRo,
$50 street, between 10th and llh, Washington city, b. c.
June 4-dly
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Misses Rock er,s English and French Boarding
and Day school for Young Ladies',

r.
THE OF this institution will be resumed Monday septem
The principals aided by accomplished professors
Of instruction thorough and
Obtained the bookstores and the
Aug 2i-du
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MEMOIR. Journal, and Correspondence OF Thomas
Ill Vols Edited by Lord John Russell London
Humorous Poetry of the English Language lvol
History Of the University OF Virginia. i vol. Svo.
fuckers History OF the United States vol. !,
4 Linda or, The Young r hot !; by Mrs. Henlz.
Robert Graham by Mrs Hentz.
Planters Northern Bride by Mrs. Heniz.
Rena or, The Snow Bird by Mrs. Hentz.
Marcus Wariand by Mrs. Hentz.
Coline or, Magnolia Vale ! by Mrs Hentz.
Helen and Arthur by Mrs. Hentz -
Aug23 .a....... FRANCk TAYLOR.
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Tm FLooD.-According TO the meteorological observa-
ton at the o. hospital at Baton Rouge louisiana the
fall Of rain between Sunday evening and Tuesday night
was IL as 100 inches.
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Amsr;oaa Scientific Convention.

ALBANY, Aug. a-This convention was numerously at
tended to-day. Fifty members were admitted.
variety OF papers read by Professors Henry Bache,
Hsrsford, Mccoy, winche, Hall, and others.
delegation from the Natural and Historical Society Of
Canada present. and invited the association to
year at Montreal winch, we'll the invitation from the
Mechanics Institute Of Baltimore, referred TO
mttee.
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1.-THE reports by telegraph from Kansas we publish a.
received with the remark that they not to be relied
correct by any means
Sr. LOUIS, Aug. PA letter 10 the Republican, dated
10TH says Gov shannon and nearly all the citizens Of
Lecompton had left Secretary Woodson bad been taken
prisoner and his house burnt Sheriff Jones also sprs
one The house Of General Clark Indian sgent burnt
he and his family escaped Leavenworth Courers
riding through the counties entug forces and
raising supplies. Everywhere preparations were making
for war, and bloody conflict Is anticipated.
Gen. Richardson had gone 20 Fort Leavenworth 10
tain Il Gen. Smith acts by authority not, Richardson in
tends calling his militia into the field.
The steamer Polar Star down last night with six
companies Of volunteers ready for the field
Three companies Of cavalry and OF artillery int ended
leaving Leavenworth city the 10th.
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Death of an Editor,-Ths Fever IN Charisston.
CHARLESTON Aug. 22Aexander Carroll, esq, for many
years editor the Courier died last night after four days
Illness Of constipation Of the bowels.
Several Of yellow fever have made their appear
ance.
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THE BLACK REPUBLICANS BEGIN TO FEAR THEY
ARE GOING DOWN HILL.

The leading paper of the backepublican party of New
York, the Morning Courier and Enquirer in long and
beseeching article seemingly addressed to its black
publican contemporaries concsses that Mr. Buchanan will
get in the South hundred and twenty electoral votes
that he WILL Also certainly get California and that it is
ony necessary to give him the twentyseven electoral
of the honest old free State of Pennsylvania and
he is the next President of the United States"
Pennsylvania will insure her vote for her native and ia
vore by twenty thousand majority The black re-
publicans may well fear that they running down hill
few weeks and shall where the revolution
airy blows struck by the black republicans against the
stution and the Union will place their party Pennsyl
vania is truly honest and patriotic State. She is
proud Of the she bears amongst her sister States
She is the keystone that will assist the Usion in
this contest by such triumphant vote for Buchanan
the 4h of November that black repubcansm will forever
hide its diminished head. If known again it will be
under some other and some other leader.
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Merchant Drotnned.
Mems from Kansas.

Nrw YopN, Aug. 22.--Thomas Conway, merchant
Savannah, was drowned yesterday at Long Branch.
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The Frsshet IN the Hudson.

NEW YoRK, Aug 22.--The freshet has caused immense
damage along the Hudsonesmated at 5000 900 between
Yonkers and Poughkeepe At the latter place four bridges
we're swept away.
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OFFICIAL.
DsrASrMESr or srArs,

DEPARTMENT STATE,
Washington, august a, 1855.
Information been received this department
States Goshenbur Of the death Of Levi Ramsay,
hospital at that place. a .#.a .#.r ...
Aus 25-d3 ~.
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The PoIyte clinic College of the state Of Penn


sylvania,
Nest Penn Square, PAiiGdslphio,
INCORPORATED legislature 1889 organized on the
plan industrial colleges OF continental Europe
education in civil engineering
ry mechanical engineering architecture and mining engineering
Mathematics and Engineering, Prof 4, II. Peabody.
General and Applied Chemistry Prof A. l.. Kennedy.
Mechanics and Machinery, Prot. n. u. Boucher. # >
Geology, Minersiogy, and MininR, Prof. A. w. King
Architectural Typographical Drawing, Prof ]. Kern
French and Spanish, Prof. v. De Amareii.
German, Prof. y. steinhsl.
collegiate year will Monday September
Is 1885, For catalogues and uher information address
ALfRED l.. KENNEDY, NJ. D.,
President OF Faculty rolyechuic College, Philsdephis
Aug o0--wedh Sait
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DisoHARGED.-Mary Ager, recently arrested at Albany
suspicion Of having murdered her husband has been
honorably discharged.
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Know persons by these presents that has released,
and Of Texas from all further liability
certificate evidence OF
for the sum Of s. issued by the late republic OF
Texas authorities Of the state
bol and the United States in accordance
Congress- ontded "An ac provide
republic OF Texas
of Congress Of September nine eighteen
the 2eth day Of February 1885,
Of nh. state Texas approved the LIST OF February, 1856
Is witness my hand and seal
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IMPORTANT CORRECTION.

In the letter Of the Secretary Of War to the Presiden
published in the Union Of yesterday there the fol-
lowing: @ aar .#
In answer TO your inquiry to the balances remaining
treasury from the last appropriation for the support Of
1.-The army, have the honor state that the obligations al
y incurred by the exceed the of thos
balances by shout $780, 0o."
1t should have read $460,000