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Land Warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified Ith day OF
1885, undersigned, James NJ Haley whom land warrant
issued by the Commissioner Of PEN
saies the Congress 1885,
United mail ScosvfIe AibemnrIc county, vr
gnia, Messrs NJ snyder Son. Of
ngton cy that the said land warrant by endorsement
thereon blank failed
rench Snyder believed the
w ffauduently taken from the mails lost
hereby purchasing the
said intend apply the Commissioner of Pensions
for a duplicate Of said warrant
JAMES NJ. HALEY.
tent lO-taw6w
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no THE ADIEs-Mr R. l.. HARPER, 80 Bloomfield street
Boston, has received choice Of those rich
elegant embroidered ball dresses OF the latest Partisan style
which universally Newport
able supply demand takes this opportunity
inform ladies' that he fresh supply,
which WHITE appropriate bridal
Also head dresses coidros collars manes &c. all
which embroidered black white
city ofwreaths Of flowers, feather flowers &c.
N Bhs is the only house in the United States where these
goods obtained.
BosToN, January s. 1856.
n
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No. $780,
NOTICE Of the withdrawal OF lands n wisconsin,
pursuance approved ID Junc 1885, granting pub
Wisconsin aid in the construction
said Snte instructions have been issued from this Of
further orders, all the lands "
said State and continuing the reservation Of the hereto
fore ordered by telegraph the 2gth of M8y last
will be market when the
eced FLAPS Of the 2nte Of The roads are received at this
which 80 days public notice will be given
Given hand the General Land Office at the city OF
Washington this 10Th OF June, A. d. 1856.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
June l3--IawGg Intel g. Star.
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Notice Of The ResStablisdmen Of The Land Office at Yin
cennes, in he State Of Indiana.
IN COMPLIANCE with the OF the Of Congress p
proved leth 1856, tn IAN the land
vincennes Indiana, adjust The tides
Indiana Illinois, formerly in
il hereby clnred
and made known that the Offices u and receiver
ms II said land Offices had been abolished.
my hand city Washington this 22d day
November, A. ID. 1856.
THos A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General and Office.
Nov 25-Iaw6w Tint. and 5iarl
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lIuLDRENS BOOKS AT UALF-PIsICE,-The under
ABIDE hi. stock to be sold sacrifices
number Juvenile books which have been thrown somewhat
number OF OF this
issuing the Inst several Among them
viii be found some OF Holland Mrs Baibauls,
whrh been popular In their
day and supposed still 20 retain whatever merit they formerly
possessed. half IN
fourth, their usual prices FRANCk TAYLOR
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st. JOseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
N,ar E,nniHsbtr0 Frederick COu,atu Md

this institution the
August Thursday in June. The
tuition $3.50 payable semi
charges music drawing
ing AND also for Spanish Italian German and Latin The terms
primary composed OF pupils under nine
age, 30O per payable half yearly In advance
of inquiry should be addressed TO the MOTHER SUPE
Josephs Academy Emmiisbug, Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul e-dlyear. .-..
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No. 5621
Notice uE
Of the rsmoual Of The land office from Lebanon 70 Csnr
in the State Of Alabama
m accordance with the provisions Of the ac o. Congress
March hereby declared and made known
The sale OF public lands at in me sne
Of ALABAMA will the town of CENTRE, IN sau
State from and the ihiriy first day of July next
hand al the city Of Washington ihs I'm aay
June, A. ID. 1856.
BY order of the President; ..u.,nn,,u.
Commissioner of the General Land once
June ls-law6w Ilntel.aStarl
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\ OSf AhNANr.-The public notice
IL ate expiration Of ak notice, application
will be made TO the Commissioner duplicate land
warrant in lieu Of issued February 1886
No. 1885, sa, % Owen myek,
hand. IJMPKIN, Attorney.
OWEN MYRICK.
wasurssroS, n. c., December @, 1856.
npc6 -la, vtxt
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r OSr LAND wAKHANT.-Whereasa md warrant was IL.
IL from Office, the l9h TO Rider
winder No. 3o5N for 100 mailed
Maryland and whereas said hand and
has become lost the undersigned give notice ,ha the expiration
from the application
Comms-cne Of Pensions o duplicate land lieu
cHAs ". wINpER. Attorney.
RIDER II wfNDEg.
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.sionar q The General Land Once.
NOTICE TO RE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right Of presumption Of the
OF townships abUve
required establish the 10 the satisfaction OF hr
land Office and make thereof
this notice. and before the day
pointed the pubic sale OF the lands
bracnr the such claim will be forfeited
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land Office.
Aprl B-Iawi3w Intel and Start
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Notice

of ,vitkdraUal of lands in Florida and Ala6ama
IN Of The act entitled An act granting public lands,
in alternate sections States Of Florida and Alabama
railroads in said States ap
proved 7lh May the and lying within fifteen mnes on
each side following railroads and branch named ~ sara
10 wit from ST. Johns river Jacksonville, TO the waters -
Gambia bay Pensacola from Amelia island on he
the waters with branch TO Ceder Key on e
Gulf Of Mexico except Tampa portion south Of is
lion with he cder Key branch from Pensacola, Florida 70
instructions from this ONCE nceh
s,pended from location until further orders. ~ If
Given hand, at the General Land ounce, al inc '
Washington this twenty third day Of May, 1856
e TBOS. A. HENDRICKS,
NJ % ,,wew rStar A IneIl Commissioned
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AvING associated ourselves together indicated in the above
III services in purchase and sale OF
ock bank on foreign and domestic exchange, collection
Of sight and time bills negotiation OF corporate loans, bonds bills
prOmssoy public securities exchange
money, We viii make city eoecl6ns receite deposites,
checks, and blow interest ON staBding accOanH
have secured the services of Mr. LAWRENCE r. BbYEE,
Selden, Whers, Co., Washington ID. o.,
undivided general OF
house, and his therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON & CO.,
April Sow 2l4 Baltimore street.
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proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
GaIena, illinois. h&
f'RrAsuRY DErAnrMsNr,

DROPoSALs be received 1s department the 18th
day OF February D. 1857, 81 O'clock the construc
nos according the plans and Specifications prepared al this
either for Whole building
for different kinds bills OF parcels
accompany emSeh
the proposals hereby invited
whln deems the United requires
department. also the right exclude the bids OF
who there believe will faithful
which attempted obtain
ndecsn and all bids WHEN there shall be parties In interest who
do join in the bids oil bids that upon Investigations are be-
a work.
viii gross and ho contract award
derals furnished the prices
Of the different kinds Of work and Materials which shall be subject
revision OF Department., that adopt the whole
Of the bid The interest of The United States may
quire.
Ninety per materials de-
appointed
purpose win be paid the progresses
retained until the completion OF The contract aud
ceptancc by agent aforesaid and be forfeited
ia the non fu6 neht OF contract.
will be awarded only builders and mechanics
and the thereof the Secretary
Trea will be a forfeiture OF the
proposal written guarantee signed
responsible persons Certified
judge attorney said dsirict) the $1,000
the whole work. proportonate amount
the bidder will when requred IL his proposal be accepted
into and bond with sufficient securities
for its faithful performance
Form of bond aud certificate required will be furnished appli
cation to the d, nL
Pan specifications and working drawings will ready
thirty days. when they be had application depart
ment ...4. {.
No BIZ un Be unless fully complies in all lis details
with the requirements of this advertisement
The proposals be this department addressed
Gama Marine Hospta' opened a, 10 O'clock a. n
JAMES GUTHRIE
Dec l6-2awt9ihFeb Secretary of the Treasury
= III . \.
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SpectacIea.

SpectscIes.
OLD silver plated specacIes glasses &C.,
focuses with pefca periscopc and parabola glasses
gives peculiar selecting
adapted to the eyes ofwearers.
M. w. GAIT BRO,
IA Penn avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Jan 28--u
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Professional Notice.

CONWAY ROBINSON, Of Richmond, Virginia, pracses Rich
mond appeals and United courts
Washington city in the Supreme Court.
Letters him will be directed 10 Richmond, Virginia.
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spR ,NGFIELD HALL, HARTFORD CO., MD

boarding School for BoysNum5er Limited 10 1tcenty
REV. JOHN b. xEECn, PRINCIPAL.
THIS institution
turnpike having regular daily thence by stages
Tho pupils required 10 board with The principal their lodgings
(ns well the school oom being The
ton il remarkably healthy and from cmpa
ton aud The entire
10 youth whose parents guardians prevented by absence
business from giving The
of instruction braces modern
mathematics and The usual branches peparatoy college
kind Of business.
Tho winter session viii November st
LIST of April.
References; Right Rev. Bishops Nottingham Atkinson
Rev. Wyatt and Hugh D. Evans r. Scott
and Dr. Samuel Chew and H. G. 8. Key,
Mary's county, Maryland
Reference also be made Samuel Magau, csq
the institution, the office u the Chesapeake
nal Company, Washington, H. who will information
the terms, &c,
SPRINGFIELD, ra'ston, Hartford county, Maryland
a. 1875.
Oct o5-co9tf
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

H undersigned give notice that they have this day formed linn
tied partnership, under The firm OF Appeton CO. whose place
Of business is the Of BALTIMORE for the or buying
selling socks mates drs eign and domestic exchange, bonds
cheeks uas3eoh Ola general stock brokerage
exchange business that William Appleton HeGy
Howell reside in said city general and ueofgt
Loudoun county Virginia, and is special
that said George Rust has contributed his part OF The capital The
thousand dollars and
partnership 18th day Of March, 1885, and
Na. STUART APPLETON,
ii w. HOWELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST OF Virginia.
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE -
FIRE. Marine and Inland Lasuyaacs.


Fire. Marine, and Inland Inswancs.
AUTHORIZED cArirAL AND SURPLUS,
SI,35s,i5I Ia.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Office "Orhe'' corner Of psAa,iDaia and SsssHtss"
street, Washington, ID. u
DIRECTIONS.
Hon. Thomas D. Florence, Charles Dngee,
George H. Armsiong Thomas Manderneld,
George Helmbod, y. Carroll Brewster,
EpwAKp r.. H1LMBoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter No ss7 D street. opposite oy Hll.
lanes R W.mi M No Ia q A ,.s street. below
avenue
MARINE SURVEYOR
Captain J. P. Levy No se7 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Ma
tonal Hotel
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson
The business this company compare favoraby
successful of similar institutions the uned States
From the LIST day of August 1885, five months LAT January
1885, premiums large
only forty six hundred and sxsix dollars losses reported
With these evidences and good management the dec
iha The security offered ample and that a slams viii be ad
iused more accordingio equity than legal echnicaies.
by Gre on bWEiEiSGs FURNITURE si MILLS, MANuraGTS
contents, o. kinds transported By VESSELS
STEAMBOATS, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and the usua
and on the huls Of STEAMBOATS, nsysasing western
The rates Of premium win be as low as othe companies ana
fixing Them Improvement in construction and arrangement
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Office ho'hse corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventeenth
Nortlwe corner streets, Philadelphia.
And other principal of the United by
officers OF the company
June l3-dly
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.Uf5sep DAyxs OF sAILIH
From Nsw York, @ From Liverpool.

EDWARD II. CuIdINs,
No, Sc Wall Greet, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, CO.,
...... .,.-s Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD q CO.,
sf,.... r.a..a rs ssa ~ Austin Fiars, London,
o. @. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
pAris
The owners will accountable for gold silver
specie ewey precious metals unless bills
signed therefor value
May l-dtf s.fa5
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NEW YORK. BRnmEN, AND SOUTH
- AMPTOK UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships comprising this line the WASHING
1To TON, Capt Il. Cayendy; HERMANN Capt. Ed
These steamers stop Southampton both going returning
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25 rich Mosaic rugs .-. '....,.....- LIS,
rs do Chenille do
SO do velvet do ..t1
rs low priced tuted do
SO rich Chenille and velvet parlor mats
100 dTuggCu crnmb cloths, all sizes ,.
Is pieces printed drlggeits, all widths
pieces cOored figured danask for dancing cloths .s
, 8 bales, skin, and other
pieces Competing, for Offices, sc.
IA 3D. 81 l0-4 ILL., and 1874 linen shee;ings
$50 pairs %, 10 All. a, and ~ sup. bed blankets
$50 pairs SUP, crib and cradle blankes
SO pairs and ironing Blankets
70 quilted bed comforts .tes..... .....
25 white Marseles bed quilts all sizes
$50 sup. double damask table cloths, all sizes
IS pieces table damask, all widths
$50 dozen satin damask napkins
SO dozen danask towels .
100 pieces huckaback and diaper tUwelings
25 rich cloth piano covers ' ...
table
10 pieces very rich brocatel for curtains
40 do satin lanes do
25 do worsted damasks do
do rich Union damasks for curtains
10 do striped reps for dining room curtains
do plain reps furniture covering
25 do plain and twilled Turkey red cashmeret
$50 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
do do muslin do
Ito pieces embroidered curtain muslns
so pieces buff shade linens and fix ures
window -siiades and fixtures
Together n complete stock of article in line
all of which will be offered
be had of other house in the
The public respectfully invited 10 for themselves
HOoE, BROTHER, co.
Sept 20-3aw4wiff
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line the to,owng
The Atlantic sCapt olreI Edndge
Adriatis Capt James w est
Hr These ships having been built by
k pessly for government service, every has beer
taken in their construction, as also IN their engines
strength and speed; and their accommo
passengers unequaed for and comfort
Price passnge York Liverpool in first cabin $3.50
cabin, s75 Liverpool New York. 30 and %
guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship,
No b8fths be until paid for.
The ships have improved bulk heads
danger the Banks north Of 40 deg
until after the LIST Of August.
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover street, BossonI by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt and elegantly furnished posses
she improvements and conven'enees tof ms scc""
OF the travelling public.
l-dlv
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THE Letters of Madame sevigne 20 her Dnng"''
and Friends edited by Mrs. Sarah J. Hale vol. 20 a.
The Letters OF Lady Mary worley monagu edited BY MIS-
ran NJ :, n ga Vo. FRANCK TAYLOR
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Carpet ng, Curtain Materials, and Furnishing
r.uE Goo is Generally, s..g 'a

w respectfully
the Following sobds adapted approaching sea
which have been selected with thorough knowledge OF
and tastes Of our citizens, viz:
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NIT ana wisdom OF the Rev. sydney smi,n, BY Duy

NIT and wisdom, Rev. sydney smishi by puye
w kinck 81 IS. .s,or
The Life and Travels Of Herodotus in the Fb Century pc
Christ, imaginary biography founded on iact by % '
bov wheeler, r.. n. q. 8. 2 vols. 81.
The ugucnot Exilcs; historical novel; rs cents. Al,
Mechanics Tables, containing and
cer and sides equal Squares circumference OF
hoops, cutting boiler plates, &C.; by Charles H. p'
we'll marine engineer. so cents.
Introduction the study OF Art; by NJ. A. Dwight 81 -.
Life Sketches Coamon Paths series OF American a
by Mrs Julia L. Dumont. 81 - a
The Rise and Progress OF the English Constitution by
Greasy, M A. Third edition. 81 :.
Calderon life genius, with specimens OF bis plays
X. q. Trench, b. ID. rs cents u.,,
JnneIo bookstore, 9th st.
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PROPOSED DArEs or sAlLlNe-lsss
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l.. j. Middleton

Dealer tn leo.
Office and depot southwest corner and 18th street,.
Feb 97--d6mn
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Proposals for Erecting the Post ONCE and
Courthouse at Springfield, Illinois.

SecfttsTy OF Tue IfeasuIy.
[Intel&slar.l
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roETT g a e.
TYP STRANGERS FRIEND.


Let sculpturcd piles with honors graved
Declare how much the rich man saved,
Or speak the virtues he possessed;
From hungry heirs a 'bIoidered vest)
Give me, to grace my unmarked tomb
The poor mans tears-the hearts perfume
Let mufflcd trumrrts loud proclaim
The statcsman's skill, the patriots fame;
Let organ thunders shake the spire,
When dies the sainted, mitred sire;
Give me to know that some lone heart
Shall say, ..he took strangers part"
Let monuments invade the sky,
To tell where dead and living lie;"
Let storicd hist'ry honprs trace,
Who battles fought, who thrones did grace
Give me this requiem DER my sod:
"He taught my soul the way to God ~
The marble piles shall waste and fall,
The tooth of time gnaw out each scrawl,
And history's page grow blear and dim
For want of hands her lights to trim:
But Gods eternal record shows
Who bless the poor, who sooth'd their WOES
Anon the harvest home shall rise.
And pealing anthems from the skies
Shall hail the sleepers as they come
To join those reapers' harvest home;
Come We blessed, let my greeting be,
What We did to these, We did to me-"
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A CANDID MIND.-There is nothing
sheds SO fine light upon the human mind
as candor. 1t was called whiteness by the
ancients for its purity and it has always
won the esteem due to the most admirable
of virtues. However sought for and prac-
ticed, all feel the power and charm of its
influence. The man whose opinion makes
the deepest mark upon his fellow man {;
whose influence is the most lasting and eff
fcient; whose friendship is instinctively
sought where all oil ers have proved faith
less, is not tie man IF brilliant parts, or
hattcring tongue, or splendid genius, or
commanding power; but he whose lucid
candnr and ingenious truth transmit the
hearts real fee e., lure and without re-
fraction. There is other qualities which
are more SNOWY and other traits that have
a higher pace in the worlds code ofhonor,
but none wear better, or gather less tarmi>h
by use, or claim deeper reverence in that
silent reverence which the mind must pay
TO virtue.
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FINANCE AND FAsHION-Hvmen and
Hard Times In ordinary seasons. says
the New York Express, the marriages
and deaths" in the newspa ners, numeri-
cally, about balanced each other. Of late,
however, the former have grown small by
degrees md beautifully leSs-but Death
about holds his own, in spite of the .'pres-
sure" The truth is, wives" in these days
of silks and satins, fuurccs, humbugs and
hoops. are come to be a luxury beyond the
r"Hch of common mems means, and hence
like most other luxuries. they must be dis
pensrd with in hard times. Fashionable
weddings are few and far between. Wait
little longer. Can't afford it.
We have heard of sundry worthy clergy
men lamcnting the failing of fees, from the
BANKRUPTCY of Cupid. The best thing the
clergymen can do, then, is to preach down
extravaganza. prodigality and pride, and
preach M their OPposite<- humility, charity,
modesty and the kindred virtues. 1t is
Flora McFlimsey that has spoiled the
trade-and if there he any way of reform
ing Flora, let it be done. Ifshe had moth
ing to wear at Saratoga. oil last summer,
when money was "a drug in the MARKET"
wonder what she will do this winter, if the
crisis keeps on7
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Tailoring Establishment,
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ORION OF KISSING THE Pores Toe
Mathew, of Westminster, says that, formerly,
it was usual 10 kiss the hand of his Holiness:
but that, towards the end of the eighth
century, certain lewd woman, in making
an offering to the Pope, not only kissed his
hand, but also pressed it. The Pope-his
name was Leo-seeing the danger, cut of
his hand, and thus escaped the contamination
to which it had been exposed Since that
time the Precaution has been taken OF
kissing the Pope's toe instead of his hand.
and, lest any one should doubt the accuracy
OF this account, the historian assures US
that the hand which had been cut off five
or six hundred years before, still existed in
Rome, and was, indeed, a standing miracle.
since 1t was preserved in the Lateran in its
original state, free from corruption.