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T Avs OF the United states Relative TO the pnbI,,
IL Lnndscomplete lS9rwih the
&c, nc, 1 vol. So.
Continuation Of the aboyc-complete in 1850. vol g.
American State Papers Relative Lands and nocu
usn, legislative and executive, subject volumes o
go.
indian Treaties mad by the United staesoompee from
mencement to 1883 ! vol. 50
made the Colonies
1881, relating 70 lndiaus and Inrsn affairs. vol e.
ohcial Opinions Of the Attorneys General from 1889 TO 1880
vols. a. so M .s
Laws Chsrtrr and Local Britain France
and SPAIN relating the Public thcr LOlo
collected Wy Joseph ". white. Q Sc go
Johnsons Institutes Of the Owl Law Of Spain vol London
$40 50.
sehmidrs Civil Law Of Spain and Mexico vol, IS.
Rockve Compilation ~ Spanish and Mexican Law In reiato
"a Mines and Real Estate Titles. \ vol 90 So.
Statute Regulations Western and Northwestern states
eerninr Lands Tities, sc. \ vol. 81 pc.
HetxsIs Military Bounty Land and Pension LuwE OF
United steies. vol ~ 05. ...
Trldru's Pension and Bounty Land Laws, vol, -.
Bennetts Pension Laws vol - SO.
Mayo and Mcuon's Pension ard bounty Land Laws. vol
81 So e. -.@ Ed #u.M.
DccosarIo Razonsdo de Leaislacon Juprdsnca
The Virginia Pay and Of en,iued to Land
bounty. bound in volume, SIS. g.. .-.- ... .... .
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A EMsEHs Congress and Vts,erst 40 Washington
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stare 9th they viii all
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The Constitutions Of the United States, volume
EliOt's Debates aud Madison Papers, B volumes
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Lives OF Chief United States, volume
Liebef's Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
Wirt's Life OF Patrick Henry volume
Kennedy's Life Of Win, volumes
Garand's Life of John Randolph volume
Party Lenders by Baldwin, volume
De Tocaueviles Democracy In America, volume
The Fedarsst, volume .#
Gmkes Nature Tendency Of Free Institutions, volume
Constitutional 4 txt book volume
CaTeys Past, Present. and Future, volume
Senman's Progress of Natl ms, volume
NcElIRot's American Debaer, volume
Future Wealth Of America, volume
Smiths Wealth of Nations, volume
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NLENNHOOD GEM aTtc .--oHiee No 202 Penns
avenue, of 10Th street, the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid the celebrated Greenwood
New York. and situated the g ground distant anat
mile of CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
This company received charter from C0B
yess appopating their erond forever burial making
fee ie the prohibiting all encroachnens
legislation ohewse which Of vast importance TO those who
wish their dead where they placed them for II has
In all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes, cell IT, and throw the dead pro
hiscuousy large pts and Legal
titles given to the ground.
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nap, hud By and all other nomaioa be
obtained all orders Tor nremen eh with Mr. James Gr
40 Seventh other undertaken Wi be
June Idly
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BY RAILROAD DIREc1 10 TuE WEST.
III III sss.a..ss7 E

Ia I'LL f ~ sssfs $3.50
Time between Washington and Wheeling hua ia
hoursI
unning time 1stpsen Rashigson and Cincinnati 81 hours
Through Tickets and nsggags Checks 90 be had A"
raE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
western row 90 rs the fullest Inducements TO av-
she Northwest, and the Southwest. .....
trans bound West o@ saos is always prpy made a, The
Washington junction. pate called the Relay hoase9 nine e'
washington and me Ohio liver Baggage through
Wheeling Washington staon rechecked and
there, the pasenger) without CHARGE for those holding
Washington daily at and An, Sundays al Inc
AZ Wheeling made with the trains Of the CEN
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afod,ng thon, tickets and checks il Washington
most speedy and direct to neSIy al h leading points ~
bu, $50 miles, being about 100 mites shorter than by other
by through Washington To Wheeling, So IS;
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OF Transportation Baltimore and
NAV ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Nassau Han college of New Jersey, Princeton



y Should auId ACQUAINTANCE be forgot
And never brought min
should auld acquaintance be toTgot
And days o. aud lang syne."
The members ohe ending IN June, leaj
the junior class ending june e the sophnoS
class the ending June 1881 and the Freshman cas OF me
ending Ia June 1884, hereby requested 70 ass1mbla IN
Washington D. c. by the td Of March, A. D. @ ~ NE latest
brighten the links OF the chain Of love and enasho which Time
nor nde entirely exchange once more ~ elr
lives greeting and sympathy aad iament he unlmey tate o.
some Of their most promising comPoeIs. ..
preliminary meeting Of The seltappointed committee WI %
hed ON the bret Monday In sepsnber A. d. 1850 al the United
States HOTEL Chrsnut setween Fourth and fA susss
which those classes whom may be eon
yenen invited attend when the measures WI" DC
adopted TO secure as fn AN attendance As possible
la addressed wi bt
good enodsh 10 furnish the Oft committee BY mail WIZ
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ D.,
OF Trenton N. j.. ChaiTmaE Of Committee,
ALEXANDER q. BART, NJ. o.,
a--- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHrNER
- Of Lane 4sler, Pennsylvnnia,
PHILIP PENDLEfoa ~
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL. r. RICHARDS, ,
OF Balstp Iron and Glass Works, N. J /,
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JOINS WEIpaAs, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-laWtMar3 fIntelgencerl
All The civilized countries Of The world
this advertisement their editorial columns
bes Of several classes through hH iouf d
the globe all newspapers throughout the Unied
America GequesIed sralnous insertion
easonay between this date and the Sd Of March A. d. 1887
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POSTSCRIPT.


various inquiries, claimants will take notice tina
be filed with he certificates
evidences of show whether the holder the
holds collections pledge for ad
IL for collection or in pledge the OF the hold
resduay the claim be stated
and release the United States
duly executed by such together
with from person whose
Element and pay ment requested.
Claimants of of 2sh February ls55
their certificates Texas of
amount and claim the difference between the
paid and the proportion payable thereon under that
the surrender OF such cerdcates and de
scng received thereon, whether the who
received the rom Texas tile
owner or held the collection pledge The parry
person whose favor settlement aud payment
United States a Texas in The
After paid upon such certificates
refunded, claims OF this description will be
N conformity win the proyiso Of said I'd section.
Clamnpts will also that
tbs character debt
cuded affidavit Of ownership assignment
other evidence OF debt
number, date and Of psyes II should
appear whether certificates issued
Texas claims the republic,
sued by republic Texas according the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary oftbe Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
March 8, 1856.
Feb 2s-Iawsw
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mo. 548. |

NOTICE of the location OF the two land Offices and
The ONCE Of the surveyor general In Kansaz and
Nebraska Tcrritoiies.
- that of The 18th section OF the
approved Cad July 1854 creating land Offices
Territories o Kansas Nabask Of the first section of
establishing Office general for said
the Office has been located
CITY, the Nebraska Territory
sice the "PAwaEK and Of the
LE CoMPTos" government of Kansas
under hand city of Washington, this twenty
day of November, A ID. 1855.
BY order of The President:
.THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nov 29-law6w Intel. and Starl
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

JnTToTtHd.
r. Upied 5tatos steamships New York
t-rEyC for Aspinwan and Goth n each month
@s-%pt connecting with mail Panama San
xzESS>~11n FFnnciscn.
These steamships Inspected approved by Navy
Department, and guaranty fpecd aud safety.
The fhnHmn railroad ia lung) completed
to ocean aud crossed in or hours The baggage Of
ger ehorkcd In New York through
embarked steamer company pence
The moBry paid Now York expenses Of the Trip
hSsefve stramcs kept port New York, Panama. aud
San Fanctsco detenhon Of socidcn
the routs IL endrely rsIiobis.
Conductors through steamer, charge
women and children without other prntsctpra,
For through tickets apply agency
West street, New YDrk, 70 I. w RAYMOND.
Maye-du
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These steamers atop Southampton holH going snd TetnrnnG
PROPOSED DATES or sAILINo-Ie6

Stepping Southampton both gong and returning they offer
proceeding London Huyte advantages
other route, for The economy Of time and money,
Passage from EsV York to Southampton and Bremen.
cabi saloon, $50 cabin saloon clio
second do, 500.
Al letters aud newspapers through The post Office
No bills ahng viii be signed parcels received The day OF
sailing.
An experienced surgeon il attached 10 each ship.
For freight or passage, apply 70 ~ -
e. ii. SAND, II South William a., n Y.
q. A. HEiHEKEN e Co., Brumen.
CROSKEY q Go Southampton.
WILLIAM ISEL.G, Havre
Eel, Il
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Mysteries of the Post once.

"A mail bag is an epitoms of human life"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS,
Or Notes from the Diary Of Special agent efths Pot oses
Department.
BY
amo 4a pp Price 81 2s Beautifully illustrated with IS steel
portraits by Richie, and ia wood epsravnss from designs chiefly
by barley.
THIS w,rk-undcaken Of the chief officers
the POSI- Once Department. by gentleman who has long been
Of the ind issued calculated the public insight
the practical operations Of the post Office establishment and The
which skill furnished or
the detection and punishment Of offenders against the laws enacted
secuy Of the mails and the nyioaby u private
public under hearty
universal commentator thai enlightened and powerful
the Brief from some Of these aausins
notices annexed: .E .... s.... ....
The prove of enterianps OF the
and ivepess general truth will form
IN. y. Erenine Po'i
Mr. Hoibooks 81 his
suggestive book-N. Y. Herald.
The entertaining have recently
noss moastroes and who reads them will
that si lives and thves amid modern
life Boston Post.
This comends ITSELF by subject every
[PAiiadeipAin Penu,s rarion.
amusing and, time, work, oils
kind, been Published In AmecaPhiadePhia Duisin
A o-wriuen and amusing work.
extract or Two Tor the benefit Of the community
1t ubounds with sketches of and instructive
GPhhadelpaa Inquirer.
THIS book indeed novelty exceedingly entertaining and
ing Of smusenrut Hartford Daily Coranf
There enough Incidents pois
contained his sketches m dozen Enquirer
No person has himself
idea 81 opening another penn letter read the book with
'hnddeng the shtf preepice which be has stood
Published by H. Compartment 4 Co.. PhiisdsIphia.
fnr sale by all booksellers and news agents
bee 22-d6t
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lNtMb@nsHNb's mer,asrst written by nt,n-elft
tanng AZ account q his Life and VIKINGS interpreted
anecdotes and characters of
IONS ~ bis time With Copious
drrs author nf Tho Lives vol, svo
cloth, ~ 20 rRANCK TAYLOR.
The Intimacy which thenufhor enjoyed Horace
WRpple bnfke III Joshua Reynolds,
aoHFsnn Pif
tiers q s tine hss enabled peronaI nnsodora
end sketches Of the Interesting which render
Memoirs exceedingly Instructive and entertaining.
The sketches and anecdotes winch he
Memoirs the highest dsgrrs Interesting while his hsb n
observing and Discriminating character Rve hs an
authoty and consequently value difficult 10 over -
innate '-Encycioppdia Bfiunniea
Apfi3
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IL. III. GILL E II ,

Nov 29-law6'

Has removed his Office hts resId Franklin Row,
Of aud Thirteenth He will continue devote his
principally the United States
Having devoted much he law concerning patents he will
give advice opinions legal arising
the Patent Office, and the chief Justice
Columbia; and will
preparation an trial OF concerning patents
lie wi also give written opinions
having before either
will prosecute claims before any board established
adjudication.
,lnf92
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NedT EpamHs6urg, FFe8erick County, Nd.
TUE annual session OF studies
Win Ausus and terminates The Thursday in June This
terms i board and tuition $50 payable
any 70 advance There oItra charges for uue drawing paiu
M apu also ut Spanish Italian German, and Latin. The
o mo pma department composed Of pupils under mine
Hge ae Sl0O per annun payable haf yearly advance
Letters OF Inquiry should be Addressed MOTHER sUPE
g-dtyear,
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No. $40.
NOTICE OF the Al uAnce OF tho United State

NOTICE OF the Gtsc0nttHuSnse or tho United States
IN land Office VANDALtA, ia tho State Of ILLINOIS.
Notice hereby that in of law and in view
the report OF the land officers VAspALA ILLINOIS the
said district reduced below hundred
the INTERIOR has directed land office
VAspALA discontinued, and the Lands remenng ubsUd
the o hr diseonnuace be made subject sale and entry
SPEIsaFIsLD, In sad State.
Lands remaining uuod aud anapPrnpaed by law aud subject
discontinued,
be subject said Office on date of tho n
that effect by the and officers
will pubie notice The day which they
will be prepared applications for OF such lands
a their office.
Given under hand city OF Washington 9Th day
December, A. ID, 1855.
THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Dec ll-iaw6w tnteliigsncer StaTJ
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tEORGE p FOX arrived WIZARDS Hotel washington D.
o. In the delay attending the organization o the House s
the ~ branches n Tho
without violating pncprs,
popvlsr candidate for their favor Mr. For, bis
tailor and
receive, the d rusbed suffrage Of
lie had the happy faculty. di.senuen
realm Of fashion, and
divided The House Of Representatives has been
Gt Leader tor time bot the ~ fashion "
always osansed The fsion IL The pissric hand Of to The
skin OF the artist what the dsorGyd
assembly % The genius ~ the The snccu 70
othe eioqurncs Of the
Whist The lausr seaby
Fox the popular assembly Of fashion thus far insi
uted parallel, hut parallels point,
thence hey dyrrre and thus with leaders Of shns and
leaders of pncs. fashion tor such viii
designate ~
the rieb and tie right for hight NJ
when be applies leader His
yet his money. Both equally well and safely invested
Jan 29-d3
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Caution-LotteFy Frauds.

0TTIoE OF THU NGRrLiSp CoEsottnLTEp LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland July l. Iss5.
TUE commissioner OF the Maryland dernsd
his caution the public Huetous
WIN circulate by mail and Otherwise fraudulent lottery
and pretend to he for the sale which
arc wholly fictitious
The lotteries Maryland daily
elected the peope ~
The approve the
schemes and attend the drawings. -
Al the tickets In these losss aud al certificates packages
tickets the thng aphed general
Once n the Maryland Consolidated
baltimore, Narytand.u An Others arsf fraudulent
For ial Information subject Of address
$780, PIX. Brennan.
Sept 1s-dly Bsitlnors MARYLAND
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DINE Library Editions OF tibbon. UeiIapr, Rus.eI,
Robertson Rune, smole, Irving Prescott Bancroft,
inoh, Roscoe Webster Scott Theirs pepy, Macausy
Turner Mins Ritter, Burnett, Clarendon, Ges,
mold Ron Putsh, and other Of the standard
be found moderate prices the bookstore
undersigned, IN hns library bindings imported
from London by the Undersigned and bound thore.
Dec23 FRANCR TAYLOR.
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

THE notice that have this day formed linz
under the firm Of Appleton co whose
BRimpTe the buying
selling stocks drafts for ign and domestic exchange, bonds
exchange business William Appleton Henry w
Howell reside general and George
county Nnia, and special
that said contributed his OF the
partnership day March, 1885,
va. STUART APPLETON,
W. no = ELL,
Mar 25-daw GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves together Indicated in the above
III servces the purchase and sale OF
domestic exchange, collection
and time bills negotiation OF corporate loans, bonds hus,
pomissoy business In public securities exchange
We will make city coecuoas deposites
checks, and allow interest standing sccnu1ts -
We secured the df Mr. LAWRENCE p BASNE,
selden, Whrrs, Co, Washngton, d. Co.
undivided the general huSness Of
house, Of his therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON * CO,
Apr 3-6w 2li Baltimore
CUMBERLAND coAL.The subscriber has good
Cumberland hand present which lac will sell cheap
FOR
Also oak and pine wood Of good quality.
THOMAS H. wORTHINGT0N,
April 23-eo9w Cor IAN and c streets, canal
hLNwICR French and English Female sen,ipary
IL boarding pupils situated 10 miles the Baltimore and
Washington railroad turnpike miles south OF e village OF
LAUREL
Tyson respectfully their patrons and
the 2ls aud the Of their
AHwek Institution Will open Monday the ath May Every IA
afforded acquisition OF the French and
Applications uay be resdence
the May by addressed the Laurel office,
April l2-d3tS eodiI5th May
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Washington Aqueduct.
oyrcK or THE WAsHHoTos AaUEDucr,
Washington, March !, I855

OyFIcK THE w AsHIH0Tos AaUEDuCT,
Washington, March y 1855.
PROPOSALS Invited for brick
dame, tunnels, and otaeT work of the Washington aqneuct
Proposals. the 9Th Of May will be opened
that day
pofles and specifications work will be
animation and after the Goth day of April
Will be received work of particular
bgcs, &c. &c described and specifications
Portions the be completed under the
appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work will
be subject appropriations by The
the right of work done and
under
appropriation holding sufficiently decide
works shall be stopped funds become available.
sloppass particular for
funds reserved will paid Judgment
the engineer work has been properly executed far
will be made specie checks United
monthly
and will be dion Of all that The work
shall be paid their full monthly and in specie.
All bids should sealed endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduct." s.a..s
the right all the bids
should deemed
considered most conducive the of the
work.
guarantee
responsible effect that under
obligation, within days, with good sufficient
securities the completion the undertaken said
accompanied by the certificate of the United district
United district officer
government individual known Engineer
War; that the able make good their
guarantee.
viii opened presence OF bidders If any
choose to be present
Capt. OF Engineers, In charge
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Removar.paper yyarebouse.

MFGARGFE BROTHERS, manufacturers importers
wi ofmannactures materials, Nos md Decatur Street PHI
sdephs call the attention ~ purchasers
papeu shifted the and
IN every eonny. receive prnp, a.
euton be 6ed prices by any house the Unon
i,Oeotons ofrsRs wanted Tor cash.
Feb
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Near the Caaai BaHn, .8le1ansrfa.
EtrZPATRCK BURNS, propeors, and manufacturers Of
cotton yarns chain, sail tvne wrapping Inc, cord
cotton bats, &c.
Orders nom merchants Washington respectfully solicited for
anY Of me shove articles, which will deliver Washington
lower Than can he had IN Baltimore All
orders VII meet with prompt attention by addressing abave
Oct ll-dlm n.
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GOLD silver ane steel and plated Pecclss as"es &C. Of
W all focuses with psroca pescopc and paraboia glasses
long peculiar advantages selecting
adapted 20 the eyes Of wearers.
". W. GAIT BRO,
3s4 Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tsnts
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Governor Of the State o. Teras d. hereby Ger
u Edward signed the cerncs'e on me preceding
the date ri said ceruhcae
~ Ters that he h by law the
Of said State and that hs s'es
70 . In due TORN.
whereof ard cause ne
zeal Of the State be Hrsa the city ~ Austin,
sixth day ~ FebyrY ~ 1885, and IN the
ind pendepoe tho United States the eiRheh and
of Texas the twentieth year.
". NJ pEAsE.
And bsreas the creditors referred
deemed identical win the holders Of the debt described the sd
m fine state add whereas alleged there exist
,red certificates debt the holders OF which
b. and claim payment OF and
the holders Of The erhcates
evidences said debt hs erecns releases u the United States
befnre Payments sna the m
<c requires that pubc pecs should be given o nc
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ArERTCAH HOUSE, hanover strecI, Hossor hy
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly
tsthe modern improvements and
ion Of the travelling public.
IDLY
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LEO. S44I

H. ....H.. GKNEaAL LAGB OEFICE, Sept ~, ls05.
INSTRUCTIONS this day
and receiver Illinois u prepare
ms yarani remaining 10 thirty
public the receipt
eopenng eiI ocs inc which applications will
be received by lhsGl
THo5 A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2l-aAw6w tInlel saT.l Commissioner.
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CHEAP JUVENILE BOBh5-1he uDdrrsigned has
aside from his stock OF books for children large
varied collection the years. he soda
lees that When need be- They suited youth
OF all ages and may be examined at his bookstore
Among them will be found Of the works Of Mrs UpnHd
Miss Edgewerth Mrs Bbaud, and such wTtersbooks
which have popular their wbi1n aiming cu
good feelings and good principles by
few have still medi although teaching all the sci
in words Of one syllable children o. four old
Dec 10 FRAsCK TAYLOR.