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Office, and appeals the chief justice
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adjudication.
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"A mail bag is epitome Of human life.n
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UILIAM Mary bis wife, Weaver
and Js.a has vile, plaintiffs ssneey, against as children
Of Jacob Cge deceased whose the chill
dfen Zimmerman deceased ~hoss
Joshua Cngs The cldten OF Lewis Crxer
whose unknown r. his wife; Joel
Cger children Margaret Glenn deceased whose
unknown Nicholas Cger Jonas cge and Jeremiah Cger
his administrator of Aaron Cges, deceased
iendanl Sinclair Graves and William H. Weaver Ae, PEI
tton." OH
Extracts VI decree H#z
This coming pa pers formerly read
III the Madisoa the OF William H.
the appointed sell land aegfoes
toned Ia ue said petition OF Sinclair Graves
planning OF The said Weaver having sold to him
al the sale In The mentioned sad practising fraud him
10 ne sale Of said and 10 be relieved nom his said
purchase and asking the land ia The said mentioned
fesoid, and sundry ned to said petition, &C.
hut In The time, order
The specified
Of Of this court having given
thereof publication published the
Washington for four weeks successfully, aad the
door OF The Of Madison do take OF the
allowing him bringing money court
and as he did not do charge him with which
have paid 20 The parties entitled thereto
from the expiration Of the time allowed and The said co
participate fund and their re-
specve proportions and
Of party, the practicable
thereof The court with anything deemed pertinent him
which either party may require
Copy. Tesei BELFiELD CAVE Clerk
parties taking stating directed
by the hereby noled that have appointed
that purpose Monday, 9TH February 1885, time
and Office In the county Madison, Virginia. the
place for the said accounts 10 be sialed by
sioner. WILLIAM l.. EARLY,
Commissioner Of Madison Circuit Court
Dec 30--law4w
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mo. 549.l

NOTICE of the discontinuance of the United States
~ land office at VANDALIA, ip the State Of ILLINOIS
Notice is hereby that Of law and view
the report officers
land In said district
INTERIOR directed that land Office
VANpAA sconnuei and the lands remaining unsod
OF the discaniinuancs bh maze sasc sale and entry
SpRIsapIRLp, In said siate P''.T
remaining unsod and nnappopaed by law and subject
10 private land o1co discontinued, will
said Office from date OF the receipt Of notice
register and receiver thereof and the land officers
nj give public which
prapared 20 receive applications for entries Of such lands
their ofhea,
my hand city washington this sA Gay pi
December, A. D. 1885,
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Dec ll-law6w (InlcllasnceT d Starl
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

'''""Ff5vH " F"ff 70 NdIlTofffH'
United States msil steamships leave New
~1G2 for Aspnwan The Sh and2 of month,
a<3& connecting with mail from Panama
These steamships have been approved Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad az miles long, from
TO ocean, and crossed in or hours The Of
checked In New York through
enbarted at Panama expense
The ncsey paid IN New YORK. expenses the trip
Reserve steamers kept in York, Panama
aan fnesco 70 prevent ds,enton Of accident
wall.
Conductors hrongh by steamer, charge
women and children without other protector. y.
FOR through tickets the lowest apply the agency
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pROGREss Of Religions Ia,s. by L. MARI. ohiIs

FINE Library Editions OF Gibbon, HsIam, Russell,
Robertson, Hume, srnone Irving, Prescott Bancroft
uiosh Roscoe Webster, Scott Ths fepys acauy sharon
Turner, Mills, Ris Burnett Clarendon, Ges Ferguson Ar
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may be found at the moderate prices
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from London by the undersigned, and bound there,
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Fstrvieyv Cotton works.

Near hs Canal Basin, 9ieransTfa.
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nbmHhHLAND's Memoirs written by ntpnsetft COM
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aneoaotes and eharaes o the
sons Of s TINE With Copous illustrative Notes.
CLOTH 81 80. FRANrK TAy2op
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Naipof Burke, Sir Joshua ynolds, Lord Halifax
Johnson towpc Pitt and others of
tiers Of HE time has enabled him persopa
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Memoirs exceedingly Instructive and entertaining
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innate Encyclopedia Britannica.
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IT. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

NeaT tmfahfsoprg fredertck County, Md
1HE annual session the
1fh august and terminates
terms Tor eonrd and tuition $3.50 payable
any IN advance There music,
ing and also for Spanish Italian German and Latin The terms
for the primary department. pupils years OF
age are &loo per payable half yearly advance.
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed SURE
Maryland - y 't
Jul e-diyear.
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CHEAP JUVENILE BOOKs-The undorsgned has set
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varied years. half
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OF all ages, aud mag be examined at his bookstore.
them will be found the Of Mrs Holland
Miss Edgewor, Mrs Babaud and sher such whersbooks
which popular whion aiming
vae good taste good feelings and good principles by
few have stt although. teaching all sci
words OF syllable children Of four old
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mo. b44I
Notice OF the ftsopsning ths D.Avilis Land once
ia Illinois.
mo. 544 /

GsSxaAL LAsp otsIoK, Sept ~, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have this register
and receiver Of The Danye land Office Illinois prepare
Of ts lands remaining said district
public receipt
reopnng fthe Office and the which applications
be received by them.
Tnos. A. HENDRICKS,
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The College OF 81. James, Mary
spcond term M he nrosen, ..s.ion berius ON


rEoRcE Fox has arrived wfsrd- IIcre ws-hsston
In delay attending the organization Of the Ior-e
without Violating their political principles
settle upon popular candidate for their nsof Mr. Fer IN ms
tailor representing meied and
receive, The distinguished and unanimous sudsges Of
people He bias had the happy faculty. o uniting the dsenen
The realm fashion, and them In one M
divided sentiment The House 81 Representatives has been
leader but ~ fashion W.
always Organized The fashions IN se plastic hand Of 10 The
skill OF the artist what the disoganzsd 81
assembly the genius The ssccv'nt ~
taste Of the artist the suhlued by the o1uece n &c
orator What Tho latter the assembly George r.
For " 70 the popular assembly Of fashion We have thus r n
uted PARALLEL hut parallels closely certain point
thence they divege and thus with leaders Of fashions ard
our Leaders Of politics. The speaker Of fashion or such viii
designate for The right ~ on
the right and the loss for the right
when he applies leader His nor
yet his money Both equally well aud safely invested
IA
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COLD silver fine steel and plated .pectsco. glasses hc
all focuses, with penfocai pescopic and paabo glasses
long experience gives US peculiar advantages In selecting
adapted to the eyes Owe
NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO,
32f Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan QS~-n
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". Orfios % THs MAsyLArp CossoLfpArrp LorrrpIrs
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, 1855.
THE commissioner Of Maryland hasa deemed 4,
his duty caution pwiuder.
who circulate BY mail and fraudulent lottery schemes
and pretend 70 be the agent for the Of tickets which
wholly fictitious
The legal lotteries In Maryland daily upder
The tho
the State under eramne and approve the
schemes and TO attend the drawings.
Az the tickets in these lotteries and all certificates packages
tickets have The hthosr aped Brennan
fer Once Consoda,sd I,ee.
Baltimore, Msryiand.n An Others are fraudulent
For fun Information the subject frauds address.
FIX. Brennan,
Sept 2s-dy Baltimore MARYLAND
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~M NEW YORK, BHEmEn AND SOUTH
49, AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERs.-
The ships comprising this line tho WASHING
TON, Capt. y. cayendy HERMANN. Capt. Ed
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Law school of Cumberland Univsrstty. At Lebanon
Tsnnessop.

Law bCAoOl of Cumberland Universtty, At lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Carulhsn, late Of the circuit
l. judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green judges supreme cour
OF Tennessee.
Hon Bromheid l.. Ridley, Of the onancellors Of
Judges Carubers and Green dew their whole exclusively
the school.
Plan Of insfruonl Daily examinations OF the
teIt No regular Of lectures explanations
daily lessons IN the progress Of the examinations.
u Weekly moot n which
dents commences suits facts
and them through all
practice. The prepare
Deeds Wills and all
dence ia the trials Some appeal 10
vupreme which held In
public the cod session The
IFS jurors circuit Judges, and chanccors ca
pacinss connected win thsr suits.
ScufonsTbe FIRST session
tember and ends third Thursday February
The succeeding Monday in February and
Thursday in July
Epsnsss standardization fee ESQ, In advance, contngen
fee - boarding about $50. Students furnish books
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores
Pour sessions required 70 complete the unless the
dents enter advanced class No previous study
mission There are four regular classes Students may
any time during the collegiate year
There moot legislature connected with
Number ofsudsnts the last collegiate eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb ll--eoiy President Board Of Trustees
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt. M. @. Meigs U. .. Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents Of In the State Of,
hereby Jointly sevety United aes and
bid
they w within days aei the Of the said bid
good sufficient
perform furnish articles proposed conformity
ofthe advertisement under which
said shni guaranty
make good the difference between the offer by the said
the lowest bidder.
tsigned) A. b.
q. ID.
hereby certify that, best knowledge and belief
above named suarnntors good and sufficient
(Signed) X, r..
Mar S-3awi1hMayklaw
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Notice or Limited Partnership,


TUE undersigned give hey day formed
tied partnership under the firm Of Appleton Co
business the of BALTIMORE the
selling stocks drafts foreign and domestic exchange,
checks, OF brokerage
exchange business shat William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Rust resides in ioudoun county Fsnia, and special
that said George Rust has contributed his Of the
stock the twenty thousand dollars In and
partnership this 18th March,
WIN. STUART APPLETON,
w. HOWELL,
Mar as day GEORGE RUST, Of Vrsinis
HAVING associated together Indicated above
Ill the purchase aud sale OF
notes and domestic exchange collection
OF 2h time bills negotiation OF corporate loans bonds bills
business public securities
money We will depote paw
checks, and allow interest standing accounts.
We secured the services Of Nh LAWRENCE y. BAYNE
(of the late Grm Of Seden, Whers po Washington, d. CD
undivided general business OF our
house, and oil OF his therein viii be fully recognised by
APPLETON h CO.,
April Sow VIA Baltimore
CUMBERLAND CoAL-The subscriber a good article OF
FOR cash.
Also, oak pine wood OF a good quality.
THOMAS II. woRTHINGToN,
April 23-co2w Cor. iith and q streets, canal.
LNwICEN French English Female Seminary
IL for boarding pupils, situated l6 miles the Baltimore
washington railroad and turnpike two miles south OF The vee OF
Laurel.
M A. Tyson respectfully inform patrons
Others their close school
the city the 2st April and that the OF
oty afforded acquisition the French language
Applications city residence
until the first Of May letter addressed the Laurel Office,
Md. April i2-djt&o odil5h May
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHosrzEp.-rh,

THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED 1.-THE Rob OF DR.. BOY
vEAU LAFfEcTEun far superior the srups Cuisi
without all affections Of the skin dartre scroa
Of Itch ucers accidents from accoucben
period OF is, and hereditary ncmony OF humo As depura
and other weakness Of organs arising
injections soundings As ansyphiic the Rob
sho diseases
OF balsam cubcbs injections
the virus without neuuang The Rob Boyvenu is above
syphic whether long stand
and which have revisited powers Of mercury
potassium. K
General agents the United saies Gabriel Bondn esq., o.
New Orleans; 6eully, San Francisco.
The Rob Lsecur sold by all the druggists
ON med
cal properties OF the Rob will be obtained by writing
din, "a William street, New York. who win give every
wanted.
O. b. A. prepared to on orders FOR South America tho West In
dies free Of the United STATES duties. has
March Idly
I OSGFELLOwS New Poem.-Thc Song OF Hawatha |,
Ii by Henry wsdsworih Lonsf.iow. Price 81
TAYLOR MAURY,s
NovI5 Bookstore. near 9Th st.
EREsCU JUVENILE BOoKs.-A wcll-seleeted collection
adapted various many them, beautifully may
be found The bookstore Of imported BY himself
direct from Paris.
Dec 81 FRANcK TAYLOR.
pROGREss Of Religious Ideass by l.. Maria ohiids.
u
The New Purchase, Early Years Par West edition
Works of Chas. Lamb. 2 vols
Iiarpcrs' Story Book Vol 4.
Mexico and It's Religion; by X. A. Wilson. Illustrated.
Border Beages by w. Gilmore simms.
smike; B. Charles Dickens.
The Chi0 Wife by Charles Dickens
Mysteries Of The Cont Of the stosr BY William Harrison Aims
WORTH
Nov ~ FRANcH TAYLOR
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AeKscy OF Fnxsou srolIArIos CIlIxs,
Washington November %, ic53
IN answer many inquiries addressed srans
French prior France Of
leooyz July 81, lsoas 10
obtaining fssent Thus
publicly Inform that amer consulting adycr
q has been concluded Iudicious voluntarily submit
their claims Claims
for mention other obieconbut submit them
Congress pscfenr senaic IN the
ing Of the coming session the fall expectation that direct relief
viii be provided for Them through special board comwissio
tribunal Congress will grant, thai reference OF claims be
made to "a by direct legislative act.
The adjustment OF these claims would fully constantly
board OF The highest ciass Cor three aud justice
phacaly points 70 such board right and ~ NE
Nov 2J-diw JAMES II. CAusTEN
The College OF "a. James, Maryland.
HE second Of The present session begins Monday % Of
Il March.
There full Of collegiate, preparatory, and eonmerca
studies
Address Rev. Or. KERrooT, Rector, sc.
Feb i2-2awfw
CEoBGE WOODS NEW xoHK.-sIoJcn Pilgrims,
showing The travel and the 'ehcs o
reaching Celestial George Wood, author OF Pef
Schslmihl In America" ? volumes. Price 81 rs.
Letters physician entering practice by James
wa. ana BY Richard wiaseh s.,bo' Of History
OF the United States. 81 o.
cssseA story Republican Equality by sydaey A. Story,
81 Is. III
TAYLOR MAURyg
Nov95 bookstore, 9th street.
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To THE IaDiEs.-MrR r. L. HARPER, ~ Broomhed street
Boston, has choice rich ana
ball the Pasian soi
which universally admired Newport last As ne
then able supply the demand takes this opportunity
inform The Indies That he 10 just opening fresh supply some
which white, and appropriate for bridal costumes
Also head dresses, cohues collars nantes se ayr
and var-
ofwrea,hs OF straw flowers, feather flowers, &C.
BTbi- the eny house the United States where ihese
goods he obtained.
Bosros, Janusy s, 1856.
Jan s-onw2w
Z A n A hlnl.nst aricnan hr
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ghiisdsiphts, Niagara, and Great wessern Lane.
PASSENGERS depot ofthe PhiiadeIps and
ing Railroad Company BROAD and Vine s,roe daily al *
a, = ~
rare 70
nctroit. 10 90
NIAGARA fais.... 10 90
10
bh'aVa.,.s.s ..ss.t.. .-...s.. 900
tefsssss. go
1anand"gsas.s......,....,...s, 500
Esmfa..s. Y
Freight trains Philadelphia
BROAD and Cherry srests) daily for Chcsgo
points Arrangements
JOHN TUCKER, President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad CorH ~
Feb t8-dn
CROCERtEs, WINES, LIQUORS, Skc.-we beg leave 10
can the attention OF our friends and the public
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine and black
Java, Rio, and Laguayrs cofaes
Refined brown suga
Family, rnper6ne, and extra nouf, in hills ard bays
Cheese lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain and ground spices of every description
And every other article np complete
ment.
Wines. Liquors, and Cigars
Madera sherry cisre snd champagne wines Of avoie
brsrds and very superior
rine mandes, wh'sksy, s'ns, Nc, IN wood and glass
Together with large stock Of Havana, German domestic
cigars
We win offer many other articles which ve
shall he receiving price. uSnrepeut foy
families and supplying ,p.
THOMPSON, HAMILTON, 4 CO..
south side Penn. avenue, between ~ 9Th Streets
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CHARLEsTowN. MAssACuUsETTs

No white oak plank stock logs No white promscuos
timber No. 4, white-oak keel Iudder
yellow pine plank No. q yellow pine
white Nc. H. white boards No. l2
walnut cherry, mahogany, maple No. u, white and
hickory bars No Io black spruce No 90 composition and
per nails No. al iron No, a. spikes nails No. p3
Tin. No. as hardware. No. n, paints, oils No.
No. 3D. cotton No. 80, far and
81 glass No. 81 leather. NO. 49, hose. 81
No. s. bunting goods No. 81 pch
talow, OIL No. 80 chip chandley No. so stationery No.
A. 1fe-y