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Administrators notice.

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Farm for Sale.

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rALllELE PLANTATION
Ter sSc1c.
II Paaofn County,

MISSISSIPPI.
r.yiiE uni,rliErii hssin gisstmsnei 10
70 far'h~r Ws,,, olsrs for SEE tie
farm on wt ) - nsw fssilas, IN i'sns's
C18aiy. Ns,, stsisei On & ,nrv Creek.
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~ EUREKA Attlsnt.' 70 which j. AIS hsd
a JhYel. 1is,ftss OBTAINS 80 aev-.
bc,w{n 90 AL sO acres IN q hish state
n eutiva, On. t,i,Ji. 30lseres & r.i-c.sss
bottom l-nll There il also = usssr.Ftil.
ing crees "a wtser ranair, through the
srsc;,A eosl vel, en-. dwelling and olan
Necessary hsilt ma.
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cisa. O. to raas.aal re. "a shp-s ,tes.
4 applis,tloa he riais som II desire
wiI ~ eas section sspsttts.
For farther %rt-tcilafs inquire O. Tic
s1'.sc- hsr on the premises.
snieif AgRA SErniNG.
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The Washington union., 1857-09-26
mo. 5s7
BY the President OF the United states.
mo. 5s7.,

TN pursuance of the provisions OF the Sd section
& states @ % oaass to be surveyed the tract Of Land in the Territory
belonging the haifbrse or mixed boods Of The nae
July H. 1854 JAMES BUCHANAN President q the United States
be held at the the Territory
sofa, at the periods hereinafter designated TO wit
March next for the disposal the public lands situated within
& S sh hae bree or boois Of the paeoab or sonT ma
tion Of Indians, viz
NorlG of base line cf fA princpal meridian
in fractional township hundred eleven
The township hundred eleven
The INDICATED tracts townships and eleven
and hundred and twelve Of range twelve.
ona townships hundred and twelve and one hundred and %
iho INDICATED tracts in township eleven
OF township hundred and twelve, and fractional
ship and thirteen, within the above mentioned
part of townships hundred and
hundred twelve within the
serve, Of range fifteen.
Al the land FARIRAUIr commencing day
following named townships and townships in the hate
half breeds mxedbloods of the Dcoh Sioux
North Of the base line and ,ve Of he m principal meridian
The INDICATED part township hundred
and within the above mentioned reserve Of range nine
eight fractional township hundred and
ten within mentioned reserve, of range
INDICATED that township hundred and eight
the vemenoned and in townships hundred
and nine and one hundred and ten, Of range eleven
that part Of townships hundred and
eight hundred within the
| township hundred and ten, Of range twelve.
The INDICATED tracts In that part Of townships one hundred aud
hundred and within the above mentioned Of
| thirteen
The part township hundred and
the above mentioned reserve, OF fourteen
that OF township hundred and
| mentioned reserve, fifteen.
provisions Of the July H. 1854 herein
before referred TO- presumption claims will not be allowed any OF
lands until after they have been offered pub
| lie sale and become subject to private entry.
Offering Of the above lands will be commenced the days
pointed will proceed in the order in which they advertised
until the whole shall have been and the sales thus closed
shall kept longer than weeks and private
lands will be admitted until after the expiration Of
| the weeks
hand, at the city OF Washington this sixteenth day
of September Donn thousand eight hundred and nfty
!
JAMES BUCHANAN.
| BY the President
| THos. A. HIsDMcKs
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
| Sep 10--1aw3m Ilnt&Star
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Select Classical School at oxford, North Caro-
lima.

GINCE the establishment of this school in Jan,l-
~ 1851, by the present principal James oner A. NJ
has received large and stea increasing Of the public
atested by extensive
nual delegation Of matrculates the University
after viii be conducted uadsr the JONI supervision Mr. Horner
and Professor A. g. Brown late Of the University
teacher Of the institution Roy
T. Iorner will continue be
qualified for the Office appointed occasion require.
Tho plan OF studies designed prepare young
classes in college, and also TO 1T those who expect
obtain the benefit OF full collegiate respectable
life by instruction tho ordinary branches English educa
ton For the sake OF the greatest efficiency the
will be limited so that ample time be devoted
lecture upon the subject Of every lesson by each
department,
Care viii be taken also adapt the
on TO the latest advancement Of knowledge
branches While the methods
consistently preserved will be spared
apparatus for the work,
Important arrangements preparation the
tages and promote the permanent Of the schools
The instructors natives Of Carolina
the profession may
sire further information their qualifications
distinguished citizens this the South
Among these are Hon VIM A. Graham Hon W. p Mangum,
Cows Morehead and Manly Hon Asa Hgg RI cv Thomas
son. Rev Alexander Wilson, d. D. Rev. Samuel Wait d., c.
Deems D. the president of the North Carolina Unvcriy and
various members OF the board Of trustees
The next term will commence on the 18th of July.
0ther particulars made known on application,
May 14a
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

ouARTERxAsrER's OFFICE MARINE coRrs
Washington Sept II, 1857
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- O'Clock p m Thursday, October 1857
for supplying the marine with the following articles during the
fiscal year ending 3Oh June, 1858 viz
500 500 uniform caps, complete.
1000 TO 1000 marine pompoois
1000 to 1000 patent leather stocks.
blue cloth,
indigo dye-to be chemically tested
so TO 100 scrgeans uniform coats, (same as aboye.)
0to 100 musicians coats scarlet CLOTH cochnea dyeo be
100 to 200 pairs non ccmmissoned officers epaulcttes
500 TO 500 pairs brass centre straps.
soto 80 red worsted sashes.
1000 to 1000 pairs linen overas.
1000 to 1000 linen shirts
500 500 marine blankets, (gray)
500 to 800 knapsacks
500 500 fatigue the cloth to be blue nd
go dye, and chemically tested,
1000 to 800 flannel shirts
500 to 1000 pairs woolen overails, blue kersoy
500 to 1000 woollen jackets, do,
800 to 500 watch or great coats, do
30to GO musicians jackets scarlet CLOTH cochinea dye'o
be chemically tested
Samples Of the articles may application
Gcc the Office of the assistant quaremaster marine ls9
Spruce street, Philadelphia,
rial used for manufacturing coats ovea &C. on hand the time
of entering into contract at the contract prices thereof
and must be explicitly understood that critical inspection viii be
all articles furnished fit and quality and that articles
up sample viii be rejected thrown upon
quarermaser hmserth right
minsh the quantity named above as the exgences or interests of the
service demand
Proposals to be addressed TO the oacrmas,er Marine
Cos Washington D. c. and endorsed PROPOSALS for Supplies
The publishing this advertisement will send the
tanning first examination accompanied
by duplicate the the rate of % cents for 800
insertion and per 800 for all subsequent
scrions. p. .
NaioDa Ineigcnccr" "star" and "saes, Washington
"Argus" Portland saue "Patriot Concord N H. "Gazctc
Portsmouth, H. "Posr' and Courier Boston, Mass Bridge
port Farmer Conn Ioy News" and "as New York eagle
brooklyn, " Argus 'Pennsy vanan, and Press Phlade
pha Patriot" Harrisburg Pa; Republican Baltimore Md
Statesman "Argusr Norfolk Va "Democrap Pensacola,
Fla Courier" and orleanan New Orleans Ia will publish the
above per week until the 22d October
Sept IS-3tawt22Oct
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FGHREE 1RAlNS DAll1 rom Baltimore, Tor Cum-
Il bcrland, Wheeling, and all parts Of the West.
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave (except Sunday at
m connecting with Philadelphia from
Washington Juncon win stations and Cum
berlind at O'Clock, p.
MAIL TRAIN Camden except Sunday
$780, and reaches Wheeling by A. connecting Ben
wood with trains for Columbus Cincinnati Dayton indianapolis Louis
ye Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago, St. LOUIS Cairo and inter
mediate points ...
trains for Cincinnati st. Louis Cairo, Chicago and nerme
datc The distance Cincinnati and other south
places the West Is nearly 100 miles shorter than by any other
The time TO these places IL also unequaled.
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
ST. Louis
Passengers and baggage transferred all points free
THROUGH TICKETS win be sold to all the large in the West
Washington city
second class attached TO the mail train.
from Baltimore Washington The entire road
daM by taking accommodation mail and
Cumberland Oakland They morning by the
which leaves Cumberland 250 and reaches Wheeling
AT 2, p,
Passengers Washington ample
ngton Junction H.
only by through baggage
be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation train, CAS- will stop stations
Cumberland and the stations beyond Piedmont
EwardIy mail Wheeling
mediation leaves Cumberland at $40 reaching Baltimore 545
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at except Sunday stopping
stations Leaves Frederick at g. arriving Baltimore
q 1890
The EIICoTTs leaves Camden Station at G. a. m
and $50, Leaves ncos Mills at 73O, and 730
except Sunday.
W. s wOODsIDE,
Jan 17-du Master OF transportation
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United States Patent ONCE,

ON the petition of Jonathan Ball, of Emira, New
York praying for the extension Of patent granted him
the 18th day Of December S43 for coang
pipes" for years from the expiration Of said patent which
takes place the 18th day OF December 1857
ordered that the said petition be heard at tue Patent Office
Monday the 30t OF November next at II O'Clock and all
notified and show they have why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Office their objections specially set forth in wrng least
days before the day hearing all testimony filed by either
at the said hearing be taken transmitted
with rules of the occ which viii be furnished appa
ton.
testimony in the viii be the Goth OF
depoons other papers relied upon testimony
filed Office before the morning that the
If any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered that this notice be published in the Union, ntel
gencr and Evening STAR Washington ponnsyyanan Philadelphia
Daily News, New York Post Boston Inquirer Cincinnati Ohio,
for successive 30h
Der next, the day Of hearing.
J. HOLT.
Commissioner Of Patents
SEors Of the above will please and send their
bills to the Patent 0ce with containing this notice
Sep l9-1aw3w
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Jan 17-dtf

TOMPLETlON of Panama Railroad.-Reduction
" Of fare TO Caliornnted mail steamships New
York for Asnwa the 9th and 10th Of each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama 10 San Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected approved the
Department, and guaranty speed and sqtfy.
The Panama railroad 47 miles long, completed from
ocean, and crossed hours The baggage passengers
checked in New York through San Francisco passengers
embarked Panama by the expense The
paid in New York all of the trip.
Reserve steamers kept New York and
detention accident
entirely reliable
Passengers leave Panama the day they Apnwa
Conductors through each steamer charge
and children without other protectors.
through tickets apply agency
West street, New York, to l. W. RAYMOND.
Mayb b--dtf
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

THE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
Il daily trains between St. Louis and Jefferson connecting
with the Lightning Iine Msourver packets that leaves Jer
daily the arrival Of the express carrying mails
and passengers for Bonneville Glasgow Lexington
worth, Weston st, Joseph and all Intermediate points
Through from St. Louis to Kansas in As hours and from "a SO
hours ahead Of boats starting from ST. Louis.
The Lightning Line packets equal any the
being required schedule with
delayed waiting for freight their Through
tickets can be purchased In the principal cities Of the United States
at the offices In st. Louis. 7. McKISsCK,
May 22-du Asst Sup'
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FURN ACES.

TINE ATTENTION of the community generally
and Of house builders particularly invited the Keystone
Heater lately patented by j. d. Green Of Philadelphia
All persons Interested solicited call and satisfy
themselves of the superiority this heater all others
successfully have the principles applied
srucon that although radhing hundred
and fifty square feet requires thirty cent less coal than
furnace heretofore manufactured
Every Improvement that experience of thirty the fur
business could suggest has applied the production the
Heater proprictors efficiency
and economy of use, II Is unsurpassed.
SlBIEY & GUY,
No. 800 Penn avenue, bet. 10th and 1lth ss
Exclusive agency for tho sale Of the Keystone Heater
Aug 5-T&Ih2m
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p II. GILLET, CounseIIor at Law, has removed

- III. GlLLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lOs his office TO his residence Franklin corner Of and
Thirteenth streets He win continue devote his principal
y to cases In the United States Supreme
Having devoted much time TO the law concerning patents will
give advice and opinions legal before The
Patent Office and appeals the chief Justice nc Of
The District Of Coumbia and will also preparation and
trial OF suits concerning patents.
He VIII also give written opinions and prepare arguments pa
acs having claims before Congress either the
WIZ also prosecute claims before any board established their
doaion. N w" '4'N
Oct 28-du
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washington Branch Railroad.

LNR0M Washington at 6, a. M. connecting at Relay
IL with for the West Baumors with ose for Phia
dephia New York.
At sso m, for Annapolis, Baltimore Philadelphia, and New
York
p M Baltimore and Norfolk and Relay with Fredor,
lex train
Express 20, Relay for the West and for Annapolis,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York.
On sunday at Z, a. m, and 30, p.
From Baltimore for Wdshiagton.
Al 415 and 9.15, a. M and at 8 and Sis, p.
On sunday at AIS, m, and 5l5,
t H. PARSONS, Agent
Jupc Is
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United states Patent Office,

NSHHElVH rtTI IboI
ON the petition of James Phelps. of Sutton Mas
~ sachuset praying the OF n patent granted to
him the oath Of November 1s43 Improvement wash.
machine for cleaning expiration
Of said faent which takes place the oath
1t ordered that tho said petition be Patent Office on
Monday the 9th November ali
uoed and show cause any they have why said pc.
tiian ought not 10 be granted
opposing the required file in the Patent OF
fee their objections specially set forth writing twenty
hearing. either Marty
be used at the said hearing be taken
coance with the rules OF the Office which will be ap-
plication.
The testimony In tho win be closed tho October
deposons other papers relied ed
tho office before the morning of that day arguments
ir any, within days thereafter
Ordered also that this notice be published Union ntel
gcncer, and Evening Star Washington Republican,
Pennsylvanan, PHILADELPHIA Penn Daily News
Boston and Inquirer Cincinnati Ohio three
sve weeks the 9th Of November next the day
ing
.... s. 8. T. STlUGERT,
Commissioner Of Patents
Editors Of the above papers please copy and send their
Sep 2-1Aw3w
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THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
Washington, ID. c,

VNTIE ANNUAL SESSION Of this institution will
II Wednesday the threth (30th Of september,
students will be examined for entrance the Monday Tuesday
previous.
The preparatory department of the institution win open Wnes
day the ninth (yh) OF September win supervision
Of tho college officers and will be provided
college. - s pRENTEs,
Aug 25-2aw3w Registrar
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The these ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion specie ewery precious metals unless bills Of la
signed therefor the value thereof therein expressed
May l-dtf .
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ANOf RENT.-A rare chance.-Now under con-
n sucn IL large aud airy with all
water and lights The location principal business square Of
the city aud the rooms well adapted for dentists
tp offices &c Also, convenient airy basement suitable
Tor any light business. The whole
most improved manner, after the New York styles
WALL Il STEPHENS,
No. a22 Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9Th and 10th streets, entrance d street.
Aug 1o-=lmI
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G..

rTNHIS large boarding and day school for young
Il ladies' so long and fvoraby known conducted by Mss L.
English under the Narrower, principal
assisted by competent and experienced teachers every
department OF learning.
Members ofCongess call Washing.
ton place their daughters wards hero under their
yon vs been accustomed 10 dohe graduates this
seminary Represented 81 nearly every State in the Union
For particulars address NJ j.. narrower
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep l2-eotf afurrE Georgetown, II. c.
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Washington Aqueduct.
On1CE on THE WASHINGTON AQURDucr,
WashingtOn March 8, 1851.

Washington, March o, 1857.
DR0P0SALS are invited for materials and work
II for the Washington aqueduct
Proposals received 7th May viii be opened at noon OF that
Maps prones specifications work be
let will be ready for examination this Office and after the 10th
let win embrace masonry of the bridges
graduation excavation and OF iron pipes con
neeted with the II inch iron man gate houses bricks sand
rubbe and cut stone nc, - .,, {, ,a. A.,
upon portion line the titles acquired by tho
United aes there be delay in commencing tho work
thereon for such unavoidable delays due allowance will be made
Portions only completed the pres
appropriation but all unfinished work viii be sub
prescribe the and
under each for each and IN case Of the appo
shall be stopped until funds become available
funds the ten per cent viii be paid IT, in the judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed so far has
Payments viii be made specie checks upon the United States
cent condition the shall
be rtd their full wages monthly and in specie
tcrias on the Washington Aqueduct'
the right reject any all the bids
should they not be deemed and to make such arrange
be considered most conducive to the of the
work.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarantee signed by
SI @ % n s w IL % b fa @ @ he bid Gr m Gy
into obligation within days. with good and sufficient
accompanied BY United
@ a S ] district ns ay agent It, Esnen sr DC
anent Of War that the guarantors able to make good their
will be opened bidders if them choose
be present NJ @. ME1GS,
Capt of Engineers in charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ c. Meigs, u Engineers.
We, the undersigned, residents OF In the State OF ,
jointly and seyeray covenant with the United States and
the foregoing bid OF be accepted that he
they will within ten days after the acceptance of the said bid
the the with good
furnish the articles proposed conformity the of the
under which made the said
shall fail to into contract aforesaid guaranty make
good difference between the by the said the
lowest bidder.
(Sgned) A. D.
G. d.
hereby certify the best knowledge belief the
above named gIarantors good and sufficient
(signed) f. f.
| Sep 1-lawG
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NJ RS. BUKRS School for Young Ladies' No 39l
on Monday, September 81 H'' - ''f
Sept B-1awiwst
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'C Commissioner of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EslPTIoS CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled right Of preempon 70 any OF the
within townships townships above enumerated
required establish the the satisfaction OF The register ana
receiver proper oce and make therefor as
,rado after sag a the appointed for the
public sale Of the lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited t
~ TfIOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General land Office.
! SarI
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Georgetown College.
Ctudies will be resumed in this institution on Mon
~ day, tho 7th Of September b, A. MAGURE,
Aug 26-lm President