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by the President OF the United States

TN pursuance Of law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE,
make known that public aIes he unermentned Land
Offices in ie ruToEY oRHGoS, al the psrios heenAi' de
mated 10 Wit
AZ die Land once ai onooS CRY commencing on Monday ne
day ApGra m the disposal Of Tho public lands within the o
lowing named townslIs, viz
North n ae Jase tine and y he Waldniste SeriidH
Township and fractional township two range
spaA y he and eaS q Ae wala~eae |aiiisa.
Townships one two, and three Of range
Townships one two, and three of range t'Oo
Soth # ne Lae Of TIC WaiaD~1s meridian
Township one of ranges one, t,oo, and hvp-
Soath q Ae line and pe4 ef hs Wilaaate meridian
Township one Of ranges orss, f,oo and hree
Township three ranges oasan
Tos nhip seven, Of ranges t,uO lJoe four, and fre.
Township elesen, q ranges tlres terr and Jtse
Townships seventeen and eighteen, Of range four
wrsnn., Monday, tAe saA
y rg mad for the disposal Of the public lands situated within
the following named townships, viz
Soufh y ue IOe iis and med @ the Willamette meridian
Sections ieen inclusive northeast of section
northeast quarter Of twenty sections wel
" iss tseh four twenty nye twenty % and thirty i've ef e~7
The southwest quarter f section seven the southwest quarter
northwest quarter an the south half OF section
eighteen nneteen tweny and twenty the north
west quarter section ~enyt~ me northwest quarter
eight sections twenty nine, thirty thirty one and thrtytwo
Lots six inclusive, section four four, ncu
o q section @ i've os one 70 aye nusye & and m The @ southeast e ]
inclusive ard the southwest quarter q the northeast Il section eight
quarter Of the northwest quarter and the east half the
Of or
onaer ~ lection ten The southwest quarter u the southwest quar-
Ter az section eleven the southeast quarter twelve
ions e freen and 6f,een The nortle est quarter Of the
nor,east n ,be 81 oa Of section eighteen lois one 10
nine
etoD testy sections twenty one TO twenty seven inclusive
half the northwest quarter Of section twenty eight lots one
Nan nina tle norast auarter or section thirty three and
scr,nne thirty of
solt r EI't'@
one ma two OF section seven lots one to ve inclusive
II
b sahc., oayer n SECTION nine ne north haf o The northeast
a ,e narth half ~ lie ortse arter and lots one 10
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HyHIs.Is no GIVE NOTICE. that fhe snhncriher

IL hath obiained from the orphans coupty
The District o Columbia letters Of administration personal
estate Of William Scott late a Washington county,
having claims against said
exhibit the with hs vouchers
before the 2ot day of June they may
excluded all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2oii day Of June 1857
JAMES y, SCOTT,
June lnW1w dmsrisf
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tuition or Literary employment.

A GENTLEMAN, educated at n English Unyer-
"A y offers hi services teacher Of Greek Latin Ma,enat
ios family, locality where
perior The
tubsbers Secretary
Office.
Junc 2o-1ws
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHuBB BRor1IERs,

! Washington Jhhnnry I, 1901.
T0HN d, BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 this day admitted partners In The Banking House
Brothers, Tho this date win composed q Clas
j. Chubb, John Barrow, and Henry Holmes
yenport, composed OF Charles 81 Chubb Doueai
and Alexander H. Barrow, under the firm Of Chubb Brothers.
roe, Cl CIIUBB BROTHERS,
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ID II. GlLLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
he his office his residence Franklin Row,
Ihiicenl principal
Iy 10 in the United states Supreme Court
Iying devoted much the law concerning patents e win
opinions legal questions arising before
appeals chief justices
the District Of Columbia aud VIII also assist in the preparation and
trial OF suits concerning patents
lie Will also written opinions and fr
lies having claims before either the departments and
win ao claims before board established for their
deaion
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WTAICH Repairing and Engraving Watches
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repaired by skinl women and perform
Engraving OF every description done in the including
cutting arms, crests, motioea, initials ons
e. Visiting aud wedding cards elegantly
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Jewellers, 20; Pennsy ivania avenue
Jan 3D--u Between 9th and 10th
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INSTRUCTIONS,
Containing conditions 10 Je incorporated he CONTRACTS the e The
department deem proper

CcTaning conditions iaoaporaoa contracts
department deem JvoDT
No pay viii be made for not performed and for each Of such
oona not satisfactorily explained three times the Of the trip
may deducted Deductions will also be ordered for grade
queroes herein specified enlarged penalties proor,oned
the thereof and the importance ihc mail he made
en for o admission Of passengers for being concerned in setting
UP running intelligence 10 advance Of the mall
viii imposed delinquency promptly
satisfactorily explained postnaster aiavtS
Of other credible persons for failing TO arrive in contract time for
ing lowing cipher 70 The ansualens o. the place q
yns y % be Ee narsd dergsa roeBsd e. 9 and t9r ren
runs or concerned in running, coach on the route
= The postmaser Gensa may anhu ne contract IRA o peae a
dsoryihg the Instructions f the department. for refusing discharge
contract without General running
aforesaid; for TRANSPORTING persons packages
B. lid received day named
required by law cannot be considered in competition with
Inc route The service tho yearly the name and residence Of
member Of hrn where er. should be distinctly stated
Altered ifds should not be subied should bids once spb
Each bid mus, be guaranteed by responsible
admitted The bid and guarantee should be sgo plainly with the full
O. The department reserves tho right to reject any bid which may
r deepcd egayagan and also the bids e fing contractors ad
10 bid sealed superscred proposals
land route 10 California addressed Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
II modification Of BID in is essential ,antanoan,
bid received, interfere with regular
competition, he as receiving bids
II Ponascrs 70 be careful not 70 certify the sufciency
surcics without knowing that they persons OF su
teni ,esplnsty all bidders guarantors,
tncty notified that ufc into perform
proposed the accepted legal
will be enforced against them it n
r. Present and persons known the department
equally h others
ccy suhnta, le oas ahnrp prescribed The certificates IL
suency must be ged by rinaster Judge p
| record.
The attention Of bidders naranos suretes &c directed to the
following laws, viz:
o. March 1925 requiring contractors carriers &c
be
Fec a. Ar Of March 1926 in relation faure
raaI,
Sec q. Act Of July 2, lsae iasihlios af Euaran!ors.
Sec "a A Of July 1885, authorizing bids OF hing
be rejected
July 1885, combinations amongst bid
ders,
Act April I'll 1905 provides that member Of Congress
contractor.
Sec a. Act Of March 8 1926 provides that postmaster
postmaster clerk in Office shall be a
Act Of March 1926 provides that other
white male shah be employed carrying the
riri
ling contract udsr le nhore whenhye
that the part 81 it, Is offered Tor
for the o speculation and be will sanction
transfer Of the whole part
lss qualified his opinion than the
carry tho same into successful operation.
AARON v. BROWN,
Ap 2l--3awtlsJunef Postmaster General
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VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA.
Posr or1cz DEPARTMENT June 8, 1857.
DR0P0SAI4S for carrying the mails OF the United
States from LIST September, 1857 Both june, 1859,
following route In the State of VIRGINIA and In
ned will be received Once department until g.
Of The 2ith day OF July be following
NO Dos From Haronburg by Dayton BdRewae Creek
Mount Solon Parnassus Augusta Syringe Lebanon
White Sulphur Springs, Decrfcid cloyerdac aud Green
Valley, TO Oath Alum, 81 miles and back three
week 10 two horse coaches.
Leave Harrisonburg Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday
4,a.m.i
Arrive at bath Alum by 0, y. m.
LoaEe Bath Alum Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday A.,
n
Arrive al Hlrrsonburg by 2, p. m.
for ifis 0 proposal guarantee and certificate Instructions
ana requirements 70 be embraced the
nen Of January ~ lsa5 February February 1857
or either Of them in pamphlet form all principal post onioes
AARON V. BROWN,
Postmaster General
juno o-law4w-
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A RNY'S C0NFECTI0NARY, No. "a Bridge street.
IA Georgetown, d. C., whore all entertainments are
furnished with te best oe cakes
airy, &C. al the shortest notice and the
Institute.
Feb3 3-dn
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fINAlLOR AND MAURY's halfdollar Bibles Eng-
Il ih Bibles elegantly araIesque glt Price so cents
just impaired by TAYLOR MArRy
June O-Stt Bookstore 9th street
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n ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE.--Fill.

NJ more, Osborn, Co. Main and Second streets (up
strs opposite the Julien House Dubuque
born, CO.. 90 Clark Chicago Illinois, Broom Husscy
keokuk Iowa, real estate agents and exchange will
give Their prompt attention 10 the sae Of real estate and
loans negoated money nvested locating lands either with cash
warrants viii locate time, Joint commission
Every location made from personal examinations
paid, &e., &e., &c.
N BAH property left with or sale will required placed
registers Chicago and Keokni well giving the
seller three markets. Correspondence solicited.
Ap 2s-d3m
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE 10 PRE- EMPTloN CLAIMANTS
Every entitled To the right Of empion 10 the
lands within the townships townships above enumerated
rcqurei establish the register
receiver the and Office and as payment therefor
practicable after m n0e, before the appointed for the
of the public sale OF the lands embracing The
claimed otherwise such claim win be forfeited
TII0S "A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office,
Feb 1S--law13w Tint. & Siarl
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United States Patent ONCE,

nN the petition Of James Sanford of Redding
" Connecticut praying for the extension o patent granted
him the 18th Of October Si3 for an Improvement straw
the expiration Of nd patent which takes
place on the 12ti day Of October, 1857
ordered that The said petition be heard at the Patent Office
2sl September IL O'Clock, and all
show they why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
the extension required Ole in the Patent
their objections, specially set forth in writing at least twenty
the hearing all testimony led by either party
sai hearing be taken ana transmitted
with the rules OF the Office which will be furnished aa
ton
testimony win closed the 18th September
depoon and other relied testimony be ed
the before the morning Of that the arguments
within days thereafter.
Ordered also this be pnblhei 10 the Union, ntel
gencef Evening Washington Republican Baltimore
yiannn, Philadelphia Daily News New York and Post Boston
successive weeks previous the 2sth
Der next, The day of hearing.
H CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Pacnta.
FsEors Of papers please copy send their
bills the Patent oee, with containing this notice.
july li-1aw3w
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FTNRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
n AT and 81, a. m, and . and AZ,
TN Sunday al "a, p.
Leave Ilatiniorefo for Washngton--
At Az and "a, m, aud . and 81 \. IN,
On Sunday AZ AZ, a. .s
Passengers fur Padcla VIII take trains Mt g. ss
and ~
Passengers Cor Annapolis win take trains at So and AZ
DO. for Norfolk 8.
Do for the West g :" and p connecting
at Washington Junction 7. II. PARSONS, Agent
Jan l7--du
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Firm @Prgpoaal.

T. county slaIt
Of propose convey
specified The for commencing
service, from , on the Mississippi river, by to sun
California asreeaby the Postmaster
General o the 20 April 1867 good horse coaches spring
suitable for the Of well the
security of the mails oy each for the annual
q dollars lusiy easl for the annual sum Of
dollars; l, each for the annual Of dollars
Dated. (slgned)
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asigned BY two guarant0rs. }
Fbrn of CnfiGea,1.

The undersigned, postmaster OF -----, State Of ----
oerle Of Office he acquainted with the above
and knows them be of property and able TO make
good their guarantee.
Dated. fSigned.)
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Ebrm qf a GnaralAee.

The undersigned, residing at State OF
foregoing bid for carrying the mail the route
from the Mississippi river San Francisco Calfor
be accepted by the General the bidder shall when
quirea Postmaster General the obiga
ton perform the service with good and sufficient surccs
dsihay obligation and Liabilities
By eaardnors under the 2I sa cf tie act # Congress n July
., 1886.
na ygned by guarantCTs)
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nO LEASE, for term of years, the mansion of the
Il late General Towson United States contains all the
Modern Improvement water works furnace range Sc
ply to j. d. H. SMITH, esq, nj his Office street.
MnIeh2 ; 1 !
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George G. Thomas,
Commissioner Of Deeis for all he Safes,
NOTARY PUBLIC
May lg-ly Seventh street, No. 400 !.

IT J, MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
LIE southwest Of and Twelfth streets, Washington D. G.
Ap 1l--dlyt
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MUfINE " f,UfU NHN INtpIUIfs.~-II Doing
intention p The board Of directors Washington
Rockville Turnpike Company gravel the the gate
its at the District
apply the undersigned subject
of April noxt. JOHN G. MENT.
No 80 LOUISIANA
J. C. LEWIS,
Feb 24-3tawG 4a2 Seventh street.
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TIckcs SIUlalVes $5-quhflers g
packages 26 whole $l3s
% half do
~ 25 quarter do -..-............ 33 rs
packages
splendid prompt
drawing viii
who from
Address r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
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Hon n Floyd Secretary Of War; r. Drukard, chief clerk
seven clerks aud our watchmen The
following bureaus attached to this department
Cmyanino esnerars oEceThs Office the head Of which Is
lieutenant General Scott, Is at New York
djeian ocagas 0Geco Samuel Cooper Aaiutapt General
,sasantsnrcvct Townsend Rrevet Capt Williams,
Capt Garcee Judge Advocate reyet MAJOR John
In t.is Office are kept All
The records which refer personnel the the rolls &c
IL 4 here where all military made cot
oaa,tyaa ceaeas oGceBrcy Major General T Jesup
general. Assistants Thomas Captain
incs Major ce eleven clerks and one messenger
av.aacr Generals 0non-Co IArned, raymastr general
Major Leslie district paymaser; eight clerks and one ezsen
ger.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14

BE GENTLE Ar HoME.-There are few fami-
lies, we imagine, anywhere, in which love ia
not abused as furnishing the license for imno.
likeness. A husband, father or brother will
speak harsh words To those he loves best and
those who love him hest, simply because the
security Of love aud family pride keeps him
from getting his head broken Il Is a shame
that a man will speak more impolitelv. At
times, TO his wife or sister than be would TO
any other female except q low and vicious one.
Ii Is thus that the honest affections of mans
nature prose to be a weaker protection 10 a
woman in the family circle than the restraints
of society, and that a woman Is usually in.
debted fos The kindness and politeuess OF life 10
those not belonging TO her own household.
Things ought not 10 be. The man who. be-
cause IL will not be resented iBfiirts his spleen
and bad temper upon those OF his hearthstone.
is 8 small coward, and very mean man.
Kind words are circulating mediums bet = zen
true gentlemen and ladies al home, and no
polish exhibited in society can atone for the
harsh language and disTespec.ful treatment
too often INDUCED 10 between those bound 10.
gether by GODS own ties OF blood; aud Tue
stu more sacred bonds Of oopjug ilove-Lifs
Illustrated.
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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MEDICAL DEPARTmENT.
ESsIoN 1878.

We seventh Annual Course Of Lectures IN this Institu-
j ton viii commence Monday, the I'd u November
next and continue tI the h-st q the ensuing Mach
THOMAS JENNINGS, NJ. D., Prof ssor Of Anatomy
J. BERKItH LIND5LEY 81. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy
k WINSTON, NJ. D., Professor OF Mate1ia Medca and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A II. BCcHANAN 81. D, Pr fsssor Of Surgical Anato-
my and Physiology.
JOHN NJ. WATSON, NJ. D., Professor Of ObstsrIcs and
the Diseases Of Women and Children.
PAUL f. kVE, Al. d. Professor Of Principles and Prac
uce q Surgery.
W. X. BOWLING, NJ. D., Professor Of Institutes aud
Practice II Med cine.
WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, NJ D., Adjunct Professor and
Demonstration Of Anatomy
The Anatomical Rooms viii be opened fr students on the
hrt MONDAY ia October, (the 5thl.
Fr'mtnIgy CourSs Of Lectures free TO an Students
g be given ~ the Professors, ug also on the
nrst NJ nday Of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital uudeF the dr. elton Of the
Faculty, l. open 10 tie Class & &c u Charge
Chnque ha been estab ished ia connection with the
Universty al which operations peTfo med and cases
pre- obed Tor and ltcsured ia the presence Of the
Glass.
Amount q Fees for is Sos: Msricula.ion fee
paid once on y, Pr@etica Anatomy, alU; Graduation
Zee 80
Good boarding be procured for IS to - per week
For further Information or Catalogue apply 10
PAUL y. EYE, NJ D.
auB'-o"' Dean q the Faculty.
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News from washington.
Correspondence Of Forney's Press1

WASHINGTON, August s, 1857.
The Southern opposition to the Administration
on the Kansas question, orrather on Gov. Walkers
present attitude, will not be powerful in the next
Congress. The expectation that jefferson Davis
would lead this opposition is likely TO be disap-
pointed. Even allowing the allegation that Gov
Walker has Intervenrd," surely that basis is quite
too narrow upon which to found a political or partv
revolution. The principle that the majority shall
rule, and that the constitutions of States and Ter
rtOries shall be submitted to the people for rat.
calon-these are just sacred 20 extreme South
ern politicians, and have just often been advo-
Gated and acted out, they TO public men in
the North. Rest assured that such statesmen as
Col Orr and F. W Pickens, of South Carolina.
John S. Phelps, Trusten Polk and James s. Green
Of Missouri, II. A. Wise and Charles J. Faulkner.
of Virginia, John Sldell, of Louisiana, etc. will
not be found ready to join any movement instigated
by hostility to such doctrines as these.
So then, we may expect the sham De-
mocracy of the South to sustain the Blu
chanan Walker Kansas policy, after all.
Poor devils, how they "knock undern to
power and place.
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Crops ia Alabama.

The Montgomery (Ala.) Mail OF the 10Th SAYS:
Intelligent planters tell Us that with A favors-
Ole fall tue crop OF ali this coa OF alabsn,. vii
be very large indeed Somehow or other. sItbougb
cJtton got poor start and apparently vsry bad
stAnd' yet IL has caught up" amazingly. Even
the loug-continued rains usually very iriuriou.
have 80 lar proved 10 DC very advantageous. The
weed has got the siLs il needed, and The sLsk{f,g
which usually follows wet weather, seems krty -.
DC nsissed. There is, We are sod by one OF our
largest planters. an immensity OF truth the weed;
aud large amount might be dropped and leave
more than an average crop.
Taking the opinion AID accounts OF the most In
teligent eoton-rasers ihe h-s.s OF our calcutta
tons, We cannot avoid toe belief that the crop h
likely 10 exceed ait ouTags considerably No psrg
Of TIE country Was m0rs Affected ~ the disasters
Of the spring than this. and yst Ne are bound 10
admit that pfospecis are uow highly favorable. II
50 here, why should Is be different elsoWhsFeg Our
guess for TIE crop Is g. 60O, 900.
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Masonic MovEMEST-PU PURCHASE OF Mt.
VRRNoN.-We find the following announces
ment in the Richmond Dispatch:
We understand that one or more 9th Ma
sonic Lodges of this city have originated
plan Tor tue the purchase Of Mount Vernon.
which, If taken hold of in earnest by the
brothers OF the mystic tyen throughout the
Union, cannot tail of success. The plan pro
prosed Is TO get the subordinate lodges - con.
trltute 81 Tor each member The Price asked
Tor the Mount Vernon estate is 5000 600 and
the Masonic statistics show the order numbers
three hundred thousand; so that If all the
lodges In the Union accede 10 the proposition
and the probability is that they will-the
purchase Of Mount Vernon may be looked up
oil as liked fact. But the suggestion as given
out, does not stop here.
When the land which contains the last NOR
tai remains OF the immortal Washington Is
possessed by tho Masons, they propose 20 pre-
sent it 70 the State OF Virginia, only resarving
% their order the right To meet around the
tomb OF their deceased brother once every
year, 10 celebrate his Imperishable deeds aud
10 keep alive his great name. We have strong
faith in this patriotic plan for the purchase of
Mount Vernon, knowing, as we do that the
order from which il enanates are ever ready
for good deeds, aud never look back when
they put their hands 10 the plough. Let every
true Mason feel that the tomb OF Washington
can only be preserved from decay by ais efforts,
aud but a few short months wlil roll BY ere
1t Will be The property OF that State which
gave him birth, and 10 whose keeping alone
Lbs ashes should be entrusted.
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COMET Apr AomNG.-A circular from
The editor of the Astronomical Journal an
nounces the discovery by DR.. Peters of the
dudley Observatory, Albany, of a faint comet
IN the constellation Camelopardalus which has
neither nuclens nor tail, and is without any
wti-uehned outline. From his observation of
July 20, 26 aud 81, DR.. Peters has computed
Parao'lo elements which show that the come ct
Is approaching both to the earth and 10 the
sun, and has chance to become of a splendid
appearance near the time of its periheiion. at
the end Of August or beginning OF September.
By comparing these elements with those com
Puted for the orbits of other comets, and re-
corded IN the catalogues, Dr.. Peters infers that
this comet is not identical with any of those
expected TO return during or about this y, ar
as D'Arrest, lie Vicols, CHARLES VS., or his own
thirteen years comet.