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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.


ON the petition Of JOSIAH Copeland, Of Weymouth,
Mhss, prhslns Tor the extension of patent granted
70 nm on ths 10Th Of January, a44 for an improve
ment In " Boot Crimps," for seven years from the
1Uth day Of January l95s N Wv
IL Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office Monday. the iii, of Jsnu,I1
next, AT " clock M; and all persons not Cd To-
appear and show cause. If any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted '
Persons opposing the extension are reuuireJ IN fla
in the Patent Ofioe their otjecIOns spscIall, ..t
forth writing, AT least twenty days before m. ay
Of hearing all testimony filed by either party to he
used nj the said hearing must be tax md transmit
ted IN accordance with the rules of the Oihce. which
will be furnished on application: 49, -.
The testimony in the ease will he closed the ls.
of January: dispositions snd other papers relied
q ron ~ testimony must be- hled IN the Office or
Dore the morning of that day. the arg uInents any
within ten days thereafter.
ORDERED also that this notice be published in the
Union, National lnteigencer, and Star, Washing
ton; pspnsy lvsnian, Philadelphia; Daily News, New
York; Post, Boston. Mass; and Inquirer, Cincin!
nail OHIO; once week for three successive weeks,
previous to the llth day of January the day 81
hearing. jos. HOLT,
Commissioner Of Pat snls. .
S.5Editors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills To the Pateat Office. with paper
CONTAINING TINS notice. h9-lswSw
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FLORA HAsTINGs-A SAD MIsrAkE.-Aftert the
accession Of Queen Victoria, and before her mar
riage, Lady Flora Hastings, then Maid OF Hon.
or, was reported To Her Majesty being sneisnte
an accusation borne out by her appearance. If
true, II was evident that such a circumstance
would have most prejudicial effect upon the
character of the Court, and the matter became
one Of public rather than private policy. The
relatives of the lady Were communicated with,
the accusation Indignantly denied, and finally
submitted TO the test OF a medical examination
The opinion Of the first sccouchsrs in England
who conducted II was, that unqusstionably the
Lady Flora was about to become a mother. She
ly afterwards of dropsy which had deceived
the physicians.
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PARRICIDE IN ENGLAND.-The late English
papers give report of the testimony taken before
a coronsrs jury in that country, in regard to the
murder of farmer there, under such circum-
stances as to lead to strong belief that the deed
was committed by his eldest son 1t appears that
the son suddenly, in the middle Of the nish =
aroused the inmates OF the house with the cry of
robbers, and discharged his gun out Of the win
dow of his room. Afterwards II was discovered
that the father was shot in bed, as he slept
portion Of his skull having been blown away
the son ascribed his death to robbers, but the
investigation of the police led to the arrest Of the
son. Portions of the wadding are ascertained to
be leaves taken from book to be found in the
house; he had also frequently expressed hostility
10 his father, never spoke to him, and had at
tempted to obtain a lease OF the farm held by the
fafher. The jury of inquest rendered verdict
OF wilful murder against the son, who was oom-
mitted for trial.
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BANKING HOUSE OF H,,pp neoryrp.

DHrosrfs.- Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
ssid Cities furnished to depositors vthsat charge
INTEREST ON DsPosITs.-Inierest will be allow cd
on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
Deposits IN Virginia and other Uncurreni Money re-
ceIvsd TO be checked for, able funds az in
specie, we charging the regular Excacnse:
will be discounted, and Loans made Stocks Bonds
and Securities, at the mar ket rate.
LETTERS OF CRsDlT.-Letters Of Credit vii be
FURNISHED, negotiable in the different Cities of the
United States, on Deposit of Money or Cul!aterals
and interest allowed II Money 10 deposited, and
charged II Costeras, on 81 on terms be agreed
upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS or ExcnANsK.-Tnyels rs Will
De furnished with drafts IN sGoh sums may lie de-
sired negotiable In the different Ctie2 Of the Union.
LANDAN EUaoPR.-BIlis of Exchange and Letters
of Credit England, Ireland and Europe fu rnishsd
BosDs oos. and ID s
bought in The disfent Cites at commission ISL se Of
reserve the night to call for deposit OF pr cont on
graph.
RAILROAD, CTR. AND STATE Bosps-Rsilroad,
City, and state Bonds can he placed N hands for
negotston, either IN thIs country or Europe Rail
Todd Iror purchased for cash OF with Bords.
LAND WAkRANrs.-Isnd Warrants bought at the
market rStee. All Warrants scld ny us arc gSayas-
tad In every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land WGrralt quotations reg uiarly furnished IL re-
seested.
Warrants Will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders, or sent Tor sale commission to responsible
REAL ESTATE AMP Insurance. Real Estate
bought and sold, and Insurances effected
CoNssEssECnims on the United states. bsioIe m.
Court of Claims Congress intrusted to us vii! be
prosecuted by prompt ard able sttorneys.
CHUBB BROTHERS,
jan u OppOsta Tre6suyv
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ID Bishop Meade confirmed % persons re-
Gently at New Market, Nelson CO, Va
III Some turkies were lately exhibited at
worcester, Mass, weighing thirty-two pounds.
u Tie Columbus (Ga ofthe 18TH announce
the capture OF the first had o! the season
u Capt BeaI, convicted Of incendiarism at
Ellsworth, He. has been sentenced TO the State
Prison for ten years
u Large number, OF fugitive slaves, 1t 10
sAid, are daily passing through Rochester and
syracuse. on their way to Canada.
IvIt is estimated that half a million dollars
worth OF property has been destroyed IN the west
srn part Of New York by the freshxts last week
u The Boston Glassworks Company have
punt chimney to their works, located on Bun
ksr Hill, ten feet higher than the monument
III Sergeant Leferts, OF the New York Police
Detectives, IS causing to be taken the dapusr-
Ieotyps OF every noted rogue who falls into his
hands
=, ID A number Of women in Erie county, New
fofk, have called convention, the object of
which IS stated to be to .'gain a new knowledge
sfthe nature aud attributes Of man.
" The authorities of Patterson have COM
menced a number of public works, such as open
Ing and grading streets and public squares for
The relief OF the unemployed people.
III The railroad runners having been discard
ed by the principal railroad lines In the West
these runners have held a convention. and resolv.
travel to other routes
ID Michael Welsh, the man who placed OBJ.
structions on the New Jersey Railroad, near Der
gen Cut, " merely to see the cars bounce ~ as he
stated has been sent to State prison eighteen
months for his fun.
IL A tenant Of the Carroll county lind J Jail
n DeiPhi-a Mr. Brown-has commenced suit
against the commissioners Of the county, for the
loss OF health which he has sustained while con-
nned therein, owing to the miserable condition
Of the Jail.
u At several places in New Jersey an enor-
NOUS amount Of white cedar timber Is found bu
NED below the marshy ground, in the salt water,
SOUND ana Mt Tor use, and a considerable business
IN carried on In mining this timber and splitting
IL In shingles for market
"A WoHAN TO WALK OSE HUsDRzpAyp PryE
CONSECUTIVE Hours Mrs NJ Jackson of Har-
nsoufg, Pa has commenced the feat OF walking
one hundred and five consecutive hours without
any rest OF any kind The performance is to be
done for a gold belt valued at $3.50
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EVENING STAR.
THE BALLET.


What 'vlldsring sight, what q mass OF delight
was ever anything like II g
Ambient swsrms OF fairy like forms,
Beauty and yIace Of figure and face,
Exquisite grouping,
Delicate dropping,
Rocket like rising,
BrIskness surprlslnx,
BOundless aerial,
Drapsry alrIly scaut at each end
Gauzy material,
Scarcely bstrayIng where iesh and frsok blend:
MuslIn and dlmlty,
Half hidden - mmetry,
Rfbands and roses,
Passionate poses,
Lathe shaoes revolving,
Clusters dIssolvlpz,
Ever fresh beauties artistic unfold
limbs neat and tapermg,
VOlantIls caperlnE,
A living labyrinth rare to behold
Oh!-what vision of charming confusion,
Simple and complex ali at a glance:
Hall reaIty-haf an Illusion
ouoh 10 the my site and magical dance.
MhIrllng, twlrling,
Skipping, tripping,
fashlng, dashlng,
In msrriest measure;
CIroumrotstlOns,
supple tatIOns,
Daring gyratlOns,
Perennial pleasure.
The ballet-we'l call lt-mlld metaphor spurnin2-
"A human kaleidoscope, constantly turning.
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BEES FOR CALIFORNIA 1t may not be known
70 everybody that there Were no bees in Califor-
MIA when first discovered by the Yankee family
and that several attempts to carry them there at
an early day were unsuccessful. OF late several
persons have been more successful, and we sup
pose nave made the business OF sending bees to
the Golden State a gold producing speculation
The steamer of November 5th was engaged by .
. Harbeson. Of Newcastle, Lawrence county,
"a, 10 take sixty colonies OF bees, destined fof
sacramento and neighborhood. This IL the largest
shipment ever sent out.-N.,o Yo,k Tri5uns
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CHURCH SUIT DKcIDED.-We learn from Par
ksrsbarg that Judge Edmundson has at least de-
sided the church suit pending between the north
srn and southern Methodsts in that town The
suit was TO recover the church and property own
% oy them jointly previously to the division of
tne chnrch governm mt into Northern and South
srn bodies, and has been In court some ten or
Twelve years. Judge Bdmundson. we understand
portion Of the church. The Southern division Of
the church have had possession Of the property
since the division in IaiI, and since then have
added q parsonage Tfu,s
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NEW AND PRETTY STYLES OF WOOL
Y On Goods, CHM Ornaments, Pspisr Maohe,
c., K O., lust received at
McLAUGHI.lN'S, No. - Pa avenue,
nh heiwPcn II b aud oh Etrerts.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OF7HE WEST.
10 N H $3.50 ss @5s

- ~ 81 49, - 5
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RATLROAD-
The recent extension and Improvement of n, lad
ing connecting Les at the West rec uired an en-
TIRE REVISION Of the running arrang Of this read
" which highly important advantages TO the trsy-
IS THRGE DR "a hnS ' TFs MfSSssp ai June IN:
Fir.HTss ACc0 81 MfMS0HIBsa Yi;ssf
roIh camden STATION, BALTIMORE, at A.M..ge1oept
stian3 at ' e H. way stations aid ai's' at Cum
s.o9Ed.,fbe NAIL TRAIN starts csurda, ex-
A Nj, conEeciIng at Benwood with Centrsl ohIo
trans for Coumhus ClncInnat. IndiaasPcIs. Lou
C!syeinnd Road and also at PsrksrsSOfs with Ma,
1, Thp,TdrThs ST; LOUIS, and CINCINNATI
EXPRESS TRAl N leaves dsliy at SOS p. NJ, oou-
Eectlng at Benwood al A. NJ. with express trains
from BeiIsiTe 60 CinciIpati, (,riIhoHi tkanEs OF
S S%Ts a. 9 G01sGss and ssachins there il hut Is
ton II also connects directly. an 10th dIrecfions
fos S.r s2 Tth ears y ssd MsIst
connect al Aenis for Indianapolis, Chicago and St
,3nis, aad at Cincnnati yith the Great OHIO sad
MIseiSsiPpl Express Tor Louisville Cairo and s.
LOUIS through To St Louis In less ths Y hour. from
SadtmGre BY this trsn the time 70 az the centrs
the distance is from 4a 100 miles shorter than b,
the shortest of other routes. From the West thess
fivins al baltimore a. ass o 40 sqo satisfactory AZ
HI Baggage checked through TO all points.
Camden station and at washington, d. C. 's'e' ."
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington NAV
rtsn the trtire road BY dsVlight, BY tax ins mort
ing trains, and lying over At CHAMBERLAIN or OaE-
land, and resuTning rext morning ~ Wheeling Ae
commodation tram, leaving Cumberland at aId
Oakland at 1880. N
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The Cumbsrla Accommodation Tram att NJ
VII stop al ali Stations east Of Cumberland and tho
Whes.Ing Accommodation at al Stations beyoDa
Cumberland going West. Eastvsrsly, the Mai
Train caves W heeliDs at s.So A. NJ. and Acconmo
daton leaves Cumberland 81 Q, ching baltimore
at 81 p. NJ.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. between g raftQn and Parkors6urE way
passen2er s viii take TIE Express westwardiy and
the Mail sastwardiy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4P. NJ,
stop2Ing al way stations. Leaves Frederick at sl5
The ELl.lCoTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves st SIS
A. NJ, and SIS L. VI. Leaves Ehcott's Mi,is az
A. NJ. aud Z. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave BatImore for Washlnston ct s.l5 and a.l5
and Sis 4. NJ. only. ~
Leave Washington for Baltimore at anc eso A.
VI. ana and 40 L. VI. On Sunday at "a. NJ, and
4s9 II. NJ. only,
The first aud fourth trains from Baltimore and the
second and toutth trains from Washington, will be
express mai trains. stopping only az Washington
junction ard Annapolis Junction.
The Bis and % trains from Baltimore and the 81
and ~ trains from Washington connect with the
trains from Anna polls.
For tickets, informal .on, fare. &C gpply 70 4 r
Station. WM. =. wOODSIDE
jy lS-tf Master of INSTRUMENTATION Eai,,,,',,.
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,ineteen inclusrve the west half OF sectou twenty;

nineteen incusive; the west half OF sectou twenty;
the east half OF section twenty one; sections tween
section twenty EIGHT; the west half Of TWEEN
~ nine; sections thirty and thirty-ene; the west
half of section thirty two; the east half Of section
FIVE, Of township eighteen; and townships efses
twenty, and twenty -one. of range Tonr.
,h sne zen 10 htsesn Iclu-
sections twenty three to twenty Inclusive; ths
southeast quarter of section thirty -four; and sec
one two, and three; the southeast quarter of sec
ton nine; sections ten to fifteen, Inclusive; the
northeast quarter of section twenty one; sections
twenty otwenty seven, Inc usve; and sections
thirty four and thirty five, Of township eighteen;
sections one two and three; the northeast quarter
OF section four; sections ten to fifteen, inclusive;
sections twenty-five to twenty-seven, inclusive;
and sections thirty -four and thirty Of township
ntnsfssn and townships fpeHty and tWsnfY one. of
range fee.
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools,
military. ard other purposes, together wit those
swamp and overlooked lands. made thereby unit
for CULTIVATION" II any granted to- the state by the
and other states to reclaim the swamp lands within
their limits" approved September -, 1859, will be
No s.mins,ai iands' or tracts containing mineral
deposits are to he offered at the public sales. such
ntnsraL lands being erpressly ereepted and er-
einded from sale o, other disposai by the require
ments OF the act OF Congress approved Sd March,
1885, entitled IAN act to provide for the survey OF
the public lands in California, tho granting of pre-
The Offering of the sboys lands Will be e"mnenoed
on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order
IN which they are advertised. until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales thus closed; but
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
no private entry Of any Of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
this sixtsenth day Of September. ammo DoIsini one
Thousand eight hundred apd 6fty,ssys
BY the President:
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
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NANUFAEIVEEU
DONALD KENS EDY.
No. TO WdTrsR Street, Roxba,y, Massaekgssfts.

Agents for Washlngton.-Chas. Stott l. Co. T..
Gilman. RIdyeil d Lawrence, J. y. Gardner, Burry
( Co, ID. Walsh Il Co. r. g. Walsh. J. p. Stone
Martin KIM, Marin Palmer, Schwartz q Co, o
Boswell. D4nlel r. Clark, J. p. Miiburn, Dunbar
Dyson, Ford Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R
&. Cissc O NJ LentlAm, J. l.. Kidwell.
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Insurance., &c.
WAsHINGTQN INssgRhhNCE COMPANY.

This Company il nov prepared 70 receive apploar
tons for INSURANCE'0N BUILDINGS, MER-
CHAND1SE, O., at the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy, at their Once, corner O,
Tenth Street and Pennsy wanna Avenue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. +. BsyJ, samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan. James r. Halday,
VIM. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
Franols Mohun, nj. W. Gait.
Benz. BeaIl,
JAMES c. Moe UIRE, President.
0RArroN -. HANSON. Secretary. ap lilly
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TdE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
pANH

One OF the Steamships Of this Company, carry iuy
the United States Mails for ACAPUIO,
CALF oRSlA, and OR EGoN, leavsse 80
Pan.ii's twlen each month. on the arr rs<11ssss
val 81 the United States Mai y toiarary steam
ers. which leave rev Orleans ANA New \ OK regu-
iSr!y on Hti Sad lNth of each month the male
anal Pasaensers connecting Wa PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and ap-
proved by the Navy Department, and guaran,, speed
and safety.
The Panama Railroad ~ miles longl is now scr-
pleted from ocean ~ oceaG. and is crossed IN or
hours. The baggage of passengers rs check ed IN New
York through TO san francisco. Ead p -sengers
embarked al Panama bg Steamer al the comraIy's
expense. The money PAID IN New York covers al
expenses of the trip.
Reserve steamers srs kept IN port in Panama ard
san Francisco, 10 prevent detention IN case Of aoc-
dent. that the route Is entirely reltabIe-no fal
ure having occurred in ght years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
rive at AspInwal.
Conductors go through ~ each steamer. and take
charge Of women and chdT0 on without other protec-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply At
the ag ency, la West street, New NorE, 10
/. w. RANMOND-or To
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS & CO,
New Orleans- a
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For freight or passage, tp2ly to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. Sc, Wall siresi,
GROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 CO, Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO., q, Austin
Fnars, iondsn.
b. 6. WAINWRIGHT CO., Psris.
The owners of these ships Will not be sccouutab!s
Tor gold, silver, balloon sPeoe, jeweiry, precious
stones metals, unless bills OF ladins are situeJ
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
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IA KIN G HOUSE
- cHUBB BERo7HERs.
Depository dePoslting Bank Notes viii please
marx their Checks payable in currency;,
Accounts vii be opened with dcpositors allowing
them To deposit Gold and Check FOR currency, the
deposItor being credited with tn. difference.
Sc 2'-tf CHCBB BROTHERS.
MONEYS LOANon STOCK SECURITIEs
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS.
an It'll Opposfts fhe Treasury.
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GENUINE ITALIAN MACCARONI.
NJ Just imported, a supply Of Italian Mscearonl
y 'Ae ' KING & BURCHELL,
octk Cor. Vsnnnnt ave. eud 18th az
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BY the President:
THos. A. HENDRIeKs,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-empt. on
to any Of the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated is cd tab
sf the same to The satisfaction OF the Register and
Receiver of the proper land office, ard make Pay
UGHf herJor as soon as practicable Gfter Seetng
this notice and before the day appointed for the
commencement OF the public sale Of the lands en-
be forfeited. THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the eneral Land Ofhee.
Sc l8-lawSm
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n FIor WASHINGTON at G O. m, coaDeot,,. =,
Sesy with trans for tue West. and AZ B.I,,ns.s
q M. for Annapolis. Baltimore. PhIadeIpb,s -
New YORK at p. m. for Baltimore and n ~, eno
and az Re.ay with Frederick tram 'i"a
5APRESS 81 40 p. IN. at Re,ay for the w.,
NC VIC Sr Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelph,A 80
On Sunday az m
From BALTIM0RE for WASHINGTON -.
sig ard r. 5 q. m, 5 and SIS D. m. Wv :"
w sunday At Ais g. NJ.
JeIz-d PARSONS. As.,,
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r. H.. MILLER, SON L CO., Will ssll all
Q 1tiF WAVE, GAS FIxTTREaA ~
40, 40, ct their usual regular low prices,
heretofore and receive in payments notes OF aty II
the Virginia Banks except tie Bank OF kanaqwsl
Mt par. ny and all debts due them can bs PAID IN
the same currency, with thanks to such OF their
debtors choose to avail themselves of this prop
ositlOn.
Alexandra. Sept. %. 1887. ssr-tr
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OKANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILko,T


S1xSG zS
OK EAT SoUTHERN MAIL LINZ
Twice Daily, tsupda, nl.hts ..c.,,.S h.,
WASH SGIQN CITY and tie SOUTH Va
AAhhENhSANDRlA, GoRDoNsVlLLE AND Rich
Leaves Washington AZ O'Clock
WashInEton 81 O'Clock m
for LfNCHRURG and the SOUTHWPsT.
leave Washington az O'Clock a. IN srrys 4,
LtNShbC NJ EeNt u!onIng al q. m ooursc tInr
pIth the trans on the ViTg MA ans Tennesses RSf
hoso Tor MEMPHIS. Mail Stages from ChnT
ot!esvnie To !.ynchburg a distance Of ~ miles
r@'e from washington to Ly nohburg. S7.75.
In, ne steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh
ID connection with the trsins
ShgN if l-ynshburg procured or the Boat
~. G.hibosSs and Sasgate Wagons viii I, |. nt the
OePot o. tne W ashinstun Railroad, 20 convey n.,-
serEers and baegnge to the SteaTnbaat C,T atetsn
ars, distance cfslI mIles. ALLOWING nsie I'm.
for meals. e'"p'e tnAe
Alexandria. July. 1857. i,s,f
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XUOOLEN GOODS cheaper st MeLAUGH
w Inns than ana other place, lN
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yaa CHI BARTLETT. Bos ~, re'

These ships having Be- bu.t by contract expressly
FOR tie GovernmsEl 6ervl oeeyery Las been taken
In Their constructo:, as Lso N thor engines, a. an
sure stTenst III ard Gpeed, anG their odsi
foT pssSsagar ara usiiod for eleg and
fort.
Price CT rsgsags from New York 10 Liverpool q
extra size state rooms, Sa25. From Liverpool to
New a OK, 81 and 20 gulneas. An eN perisIoed Sur
attacked to each ship. Nc berths car be secured
lLtil paid for. tbs ships CT this Line have nprOv Sd
NJ ar figf lfll HndS
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PICKLES BY THE HUNDRED, -

piANOS For II IRE. very low. at ELLIS, SOC
L between 9th and 10th SITS, mo
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Commissionsr Of the General Land Once,
Sc 1a-lawSm

rOUNT OF MONTE CHRISTIE. vols; 81
~ Diary Of Medical Student, by Warren; 80
ceuts.
Piekwlck Abroad, by Reynolds; 81 cents.
George or the Planter of the Isle of rance by
Reynolds: 50 cents.
The Gypsy Chief, by Reynolds; 81 cents.
Brian q Linn, or Tuck is every thing, by Maxwell;
b. cents.
Robert Bruce, or the Hero King OF Scotland, by
Reynolds 50 cents.
Wallace, the Hero Of Scotland, bg REYNOLDS: 20
cents
Sous Of Malta TX posed; Is eentz.
10 FRANCk TAYLOR
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right of pre- -smption
to any OF the lands wlthin the townships and par
or Townships above enumerated is reguir. to es-
tablish the same to the Of the register
and receiver of the proper land othce, asd make
seens this moties and before the day appointed for
tho commencement of the public sale Of ths lands
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim
" Ill be forfeited.