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One OF the Steamships of this Company, carrying
the United States Mails for ACAPuI.O, -e0ae
SSA GALL. oRNiA, and RECON, esvesS3Gf&
Panama twice each month, on the arrI-S1fssslS
val OF the United States Mail s. s Comps nv steam
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York reru-
srly on 5th and Goth Of each month with the mails
and passengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and an
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty SPEED
and Safety.
The Panama Railroad C<7 miles long i. now com
pieted from ocean to ocean, and crossed IN OF
hours The baggage of passengers is check ed in New
York through TO San FRANCISCO, and passengers are
embarked at Panama by steamer at the company's
expense. The money paid IN New York covers all
expenses Of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san fraclsco, To prevent detention IN oase Of acc-
dent. SO that the route entirely relta6Ie-no fail
ure having occur :ed in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
rive at AspInwan.
Conductors 60 through by each steamer and take
charge Of women and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at
the az ency, la West street, New York, 10
j. w. RAGMOND,-0r 10
ARMSTRONG, HA RRlS & CO.,
ixar p.prIrr,rN ew urIeahs'- VI
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NEW MEXICO

.-.,,.... NEW MEXICO p. - - 81
1881 From Santa Fe, by Alameda, A lbus ueru me-
godopes, Socorro, Fort Craig, Las Cruces
Bernani'fo, Los Lanas, Fort Fillmore and
FEf FtonterO, Texas, to FL Paso Texas 500
- miles and back, tw ice a month. -
Us Leave santa Fe on the 10th and 18th of each
Arrive at FL Paso in eight days; iGr.-~ sr
Leave I'll Paso on the 7th and 2Sd Of each
Arrive at Santa Fe in eight days; .7a .st.,-
Bids for weekly trips will be considered Also
for separate parts to and hey ond AIbu-
querque. - 0-'- -
1882 + rom santa Fe, by Los Luoeros to Fernando
De Taos, 70 miles and ba OK once week :
Leave SANTA Fc Monday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Fernando De Taos w ednesday BY 10
Leave ernando De Taos Thursday At m.
Arrive at Santa Fe Saturday by 10 m.
t&Ss from Las Cruces: BY Mesilla, to Tucson, and
~ -i- hack, once week.
Bidders to state the distance, and schedule of
. arrivals and departures by which they pro.
s.-s Il pose to run. ~' ~
1884 F rom Tucson, by Arizona and Colorado CITY.
tas 20 San Diego, Cal, and back. twice u1oat6
Bidders to state distance and schedules
Oh" fProposals to extend, by COMMENCING at FL
- Paso, Texas, will be considered. :
1885 From Albuquerque,ty Zuni.tO Visalal Wood
vllle) CAL. go miles and baek, onoe mapth
Bidders to state schedule. which In to oonnect
~ CLOSELY with route 1881. ~ "A ~ -
Proposals for more frequent trips viii be CON
10 4 I.m n" sH
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR lass.

QUARTRRMAsrRR's OFFICE MARINE CoRpsl
'" WASHINGTON. October 10. 1857. (
Separate Sealed Proposals will be ed at TIM,
omoe until Tuesday, the 10th of November next at
3oclock p. IN for furnishing rations to the United
states marine corps at the following stations, for
the ear 1853, viz:
. Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn. Long Island New York:
Philadelphia, Pennsy lvania;
Gosport, near Norfolk Virginia: .-.-.. -,..r
Warrington, Florida and
Washington, District Of Columbia.
Each ration to consist of one pound and a quarter
oil fresh beef or three quarters of pound Of mess
pork eighteen ounces of bread, made of best su
Perhne Hour, or best superhne -four the option of
the government; and At the rate of six pounds of
good coffee, twelve pounds of best New Orleans
sugar, eight quarts OF best white beans four quarts
ofvnegar, two quarts of salt, four pounds OF sood
hard brown soap, and one and half pound of xood
hard dipped talow candles to one hund red rntons
The beef required shall be delivered on the ord ar
OF the commanding officer of each station either in
bulk or by the sing ration and shall consist of tb
best and most choice pieces Of the carc,ss the poII
TO be o. prime mess pork, and the es 10 bs
OIL the best quality Of kinds named. All snbjeot 10
No bud vii! be entertained unless aooompauied nv
tne names OF TWO suretles known to this Office or
oert1aea % by some oicla person To he erdors All
fr0p0sals Tor Rations for 1883 I" and addressSd 10
the Yuartermaster ofthe Marine Corps Wsshins.
W. 0sH Npv" l-r-...r .l.r. ..rf Quartermaste
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PRosRRss OF THE NICER EXPEDITION
ees from Africa states that the expedition fitted
out In England for the purpose of exploring both
branches of the Niger. by the steam propeller
Dayspring, in charge of DIR. Baikie, r. NJ left
the Brass or Kowasa river for the Niger on the
10th of July all well. The expedition Is COM
posed of fifty KrOomen, TWENTY-FIVE natives of
the countries bordering on the Niger, and four
teen Europeans; including DIR. Baikie Lieuten-
ant Glover, Mr.. May, and DR. Davis of the r oval
Navy, naturalist and botanist. with Captain
Grant and engineers. 1t is the intention of MIR
Laird to form trading posts on the banks of the
river at the most eligible situations for the col
lectons o. cotton, shea, OUTER and other produc-
lions OF the INTERIOR provided the climate offers
no lnsuperable obstacles. As by his contract
with the Admiralty he is bound to convey deck
passengers of the African race who can read and
wHte English from Fernando Pc to all parts he
Vow the Niger and Chadda, a new element of
C. utilization will be introduced into the interior
by he return of liberated Africans to their native
conn, Y In considerable numbers
- FER expedition is now exploring the Congo
Is commanded by I.adslaas Maoya1
- ~ 'guese army, accompa panied by men of
Va lue rom orders are TO make a full survey of
I. -. nlS Z Is Interesting to observe how
nat nat sIIedl. :. of all ranks, are now engaged
IoPoah PoMes, en new connections with the
% atteihPung 20 oF No doubt these explorations
mn n III "a III general missionary and
VIII open ,ne way l. N the central regions of
commercial operations .tinept -Colon,zoI;on
this long unknown con OO'0"'~a"oh
Herald. '--.
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A FEARFUL JUDGMEST.-l :, sn,,,a 40 so ,i :
Standard of a late day says: r, o., I US3 Pas'
there has been a singular story an 80 Lis LIE eoni
munity. Whether true or not we n o' pre-
pared to say, but the information .na. Honl
such a reliable source that we are ] W say
there must be something in it. II app s that
one day last week man In the neighboT. W" Io Vi
Mount cnion, Huntingdon county, while 'ea can,
ing grain, suddenly discovered that the we sVli
had destroyed the greater part of it,. This so "
asperated him that he blasphemed the Saviour in
such a wilful, malicious and wicked manner
that will not bear putting in print.
. He left the barn and went to the house, where
he seated himself in a chair, where he had re-
NAMED but few minutes before ne turned to
his wife and asked her what she said. She
piled that she had not spoken. / thought said
he, that / heard somebody say that 1 must sit
here till the Judgment day 1t is now alleged
that he Is still sitting IN the chair, unable to rise
or speak. with his eyes rolling, and totally inca
pable of moving his body. His family, il is
said, has left the house, where he still remained,
seat in the chair, on saturday last! What ter
rible warning TO bias phemers who suffer their
passions to oversway their jud gment."
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension and Improvement of ITS lead
ing connecting lines at the West has required en-
tire lewiston Of the running road
a nnS ' TRkSss VII bs 'T rune
81 tsf$i5 start.
rom camden station, Baltimore, at AN, teLeePt
SUNDAY, stops ~ way stations and arrives at Cum
secSpd. m. ALL TRAIN ....,. Sunday sI.
trains for columsus. Cneinnsfi. fndianspoI.. Lou,
Ssysisn5 Road and Also at PsffsrsSurs S With Ms
r TThiEap rII RS ST LOUIS and cINSIN,NATI
from BeiIaiIe TO CINCINNATI, C,rithoHi eharst %
S SouI, ft om GGRss and 5saShns there il hut
q Grafton VIVA csTs y Psitsi.bors .sd asfisits
connect at XenIa for Indianapolis, Chicago and 81.
.;ouIs, and at CINCINNATI with the Great Ohio and
LOUIS through ST. LOUIS in less than q hours from
Bstlmote this train The RIVE TO al the central
the distance il from 20 to 100 miles shorter than by
the shortest of other routes. From the West thess
fHns a Bss@ s ssu a. soss sfa "
IL Baggage checked through to all points.
Camden ssan .nS a G at D. rates
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
rte1 f1s eHItfs rodd cg ddgttFhf, by taking mDrn-
Ing trains, and y Ing over at Cumberland or Oak
land, and resumlng pext morning hy Wheeling Ac-
commodatIon train, leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland at 1850. -
FOR WAY PASSENG FRS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram al A NJ.
VIII stop at all stations east OF Cumberland, md the
wheeling Accommodation at all Stations beyond
cumberland going West. Eastverdy, the Mail
Tram leaves Wheeling AZ s.S A. NJ. and hccommo-
dauon leaves Cumberland At 9, reaching Baltimore
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. between Grafton and ParkersburE, way
passengers Will take the Express westwardly and
the Mail eastwardly.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4P. M,
etopplng az way stations Leaves Frederick at SIS
A, NJ, arrIvlng az Baltimore u noon.
The ELIICOTT,S MILL TRAIN leaves at 5.<s
A. NJ, and Sis p. NJ. Leaves Eilicott's Mile at1
a. NJ and L. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at ais and SIS
"A. NJ, snd5l6 =. M. On Sundays at AIS A. M,
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and $50 A.
NJ. and Sand 40 p. N On Sundays at IA. NJ, and
40 p. NJ. only,
The FIRST and fourth trains from Baltimore, and the
second and fourth trains from Washington, will be
junction and Anna polls Junction.
The 9l5 and SIS trains from Baltimore and the 81
anc ~ trsIns from Washington connect with the
trans from Annapolis.
For tickets, information, fare, &C.. apply TO J. r.
ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket ofkoe, Camden
station. WIN. =. wOODSIDE
~ lS-u Master of TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore,
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These ships having been built by contract xpreery
Tor the Cover nmeEt has bean
Ia their constrncron, as also m their engines TO IN
sure strength and speed, and their Recommendations
fort. ~ WIN
Price OF passage from New York 10 Liverpool in
extra size state rooms, SS25. From Liverpool 60
New FORK, 81 and 70 gulneas. An ex perienced Sur
until ssd for The ships OF this line have improved
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAIIINe

EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. Sc, Wal street,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 Co. Liverpool.
rsnEfHEN kENNARD 4 CO., n, Asstiu
&c: WAINWRIGHT CO.. Paris.
The owners of these ships will not be sccouptahs
Tor gold, silver, bullion, specie jevery nren.crs
stones or metals, unless bills of ladine are s,snsd
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Containing conditions 10 be ineoypoyased In rae
=, eonfraefs to the ertest ths department. may
= deem proper. &s'-. sH -t p f''s ~ SEQ =
l. Seven minutes are allowed at each interme "a a
ON e. when not otherwise specified. for asserting
the mails. =. I. ''Fft 'TF'T''-e
2. Railroad and etsambost companies are reop;,.d
to take the mail from, and liver il into ths no.
Ofic 'sEt the COMMENCEMENT and end of their routes
from station or landing. ffopoEsis mas lie s1b
mitted for the performances OF aii the hide
that H. Tor ofncss over eighty rods from station or
s. No pay vii bs made for snps not .periScmed !;
CLAIMED three umss the pay of he trip nav ~ "a
Quoted; For fTIyals 20 Df behisd time g 10 break
sonneAien Win depending mails, and not sufficiently
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TEMPER CENT. INVESTMENT.

,Corpofstton Bonds Of the City Of Davenport.
York. Bonds or $50 cscb. The sroSpna o. CIT, Of
Dsysnport hes now about 1000 inhabitsnt., AID 10
dss n sss .D and e! los
only al5.gn, and cannot now pc increased. The
Genosr. Of the 1th September. We recommend
ehese bonds, believing them to be as safe a. any
) oo6 - = sCHUBB BROTHERs.
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CHUBB BROTHERS.

GREEN GINGEK-GhEEN GINGER :
u'6kEEN 6fN6ER received. md lor ssie s 81
,fsTT1 'f7esIl KING q BURCHEIJS
I'm Vermont avenue and l5th strsSx
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OwsD TO INK TIMKs.-This beautiful eOwed"
is having an extensive circulation. We remem-
Der seeing 1t while ago credited to John g.
SAKE, and Is probably one of his ..-
Notes on the 'falllng dew Of eve"
Are pleasant thous hts IN poets songi
But notes" on the "eve or falling due e
TO one to wDom the cash belongs,
And vho, on not getting 10 will sue .'ri
Amt so plea SAINT by a-slght! a
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limited STATES MAIL LINE -
-. ONLY REG UlAR LINE b 49,
AND WITHOUT IALuhE FOR KIsHr WARS, ron
,p co. CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANl MA RAILROAD.

"'ss'"' Sa'''"s Dats, 5tk 1otk Of sasA ssostA.
CauJIon.-So many frauds and imposi- 1920
ssrnst,. w, ssfious Kinds have been stely E&&
$500, that the subscriber the enIy Am horned
ma in ' ~ as l. Y the 8 Mail Line VIA Psns
ast,on .S ely on New York. feels u his duty to
ind The t1ne they must be careful 20
MSn lhne, wa Panama Railroad. A. no othe, osEce
~ re- c OH " authorized 10 engage passage.
vhins Som paniee have only ono ofhoe In New york ,
psnvs "a s5e North River, at the head OF the Con
10 Observe my sixp ov,rats, So,, tl1si.z.
hp Ew' RAYMoNp, Ass.s
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1901 From Salt Lake City. by Lshigh City, Ameri-
santasuin, Salt Creek. Fillmore G City. Ps sp
r. Tas cs 1su c.fsyns Bei
nardno. Monte, San Gabriel and Los An
seles, to San Pedro, sl7 miles and back. once
Leave salt Lake City on the 5th Of each month;
Arrive al San Pedro by the LIST OF the following
Leave San Pedro on the 5th Of each month;
Arrive at Salt Lake City by the first ofthe fol-
Bids to run twice month will be considered;
Cedar City, t2so miles from n salt Lake Cify !
iac2 SKI Mo hsss City By M.as Mills MN
To Alpine City, 10 miles and back, once a
Leave Salt axe City Thursday at Gam; -.
Arrive at Alpine City next day by 10 M; ?,
i kes;ws Alpine a pine City Thursday a. I'M;
hsh City, Ssfdnef: S n Ea S&s4ss ssrf FOX mt
spsnisR iois Ss cyees
and EphIaim, to Manti. 40 miles and back,
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday sts.m
Leave Manti Monday at a m:
1904 From Salt Lake City BY stoKer, Csntrsvilie,
FarIpinsten,. Kay svile, and Ogden CITY, 10
t Brigham City, IS miles and back, twice a
Leave Salt Lake City Monday and Thursday
Arrive st Brigham City next day. by ,am;
Leave Brigham City Tuesday and Friday at 2
,. Arrive at Salt Lake City next days by m.
l2No From Salt Lake City,, by .Toocs City, to
Grantsyllle, S. mi es and back, once eek.
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday at Ga IN;
Arrive at Grantsviie next day at IL m:
Leave GIantsvIle Friday at 2 m;
,,o. Arrive az Salt Lake City mex day by p m.
leSo6 From Salt Lake City, BY TsyiorsyiiIe, Mount
Pleasant, W est Jordan, Fort Herman land
GaIdner's Mills, 70 Cedar Valley, NSouth
Fort, 81 miles and back, once q week.
Leave Salt Lake City Thursday at Sam;
arrive at Cedar Valley next day by IL IN;
Leave Cedar Valley Friday at m; '4s-.
Arrive at Salt ! AXE City next day by pm. ;
I<SW rom Cedar City, by Harmony and Pine Val
"tf IN two weeks. - -
Leave Cedar City every other Thursday at 8
am:
Arrive at Santa Cara next Saturday 10y m !;
Leave santa Chra every other Monday at
am; ... .-.-t. RI -
Arrive at Cedar City next Wednesday by
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EVENTNG,IlI STAR,
PINDlR Ar NEWMARKET.

YANKEES Deodie came to town s.=sasrrg
Wow he's Tr ng6t 4 big mare down, ? Es'
Sleek. and strong, and hony. - -f-'-s
ANY weight she II carry which ~= T---T In
Amt laId on by q noodle: -~.-.-. 70. .--..
Winning the Cesareultch, ..-. .--.-
See our Yankee Doodle, ~.
Racing men, IN disries .ara e. .-r.-... "a,
Where they note their losses, .... o..
Write how snartly PrierssS ..---f 81. . f.
Licked them British losses
Jonathan, let's LIQUOR on
This new uniting fetter,
Always q coed friend to John, 20.
Now you've crowds b tier
nLoudon pw~rb
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Select Classical school at Oxford, North Caro-
lima.

CINcE the establishment Of this school in Janu-
~ 1851 by the present principal James Homer M
mas received large and steadily increasing q e public
as aicsted by extensive from abroad
nual delegation OF rnacuates 10 the University
after viii be conducted under the supervision
and Professor c. Of University been
institution Rev
T. Horner VIII continue be
qualified nr the Office appointed require.
The Of studies designed prepare young advanced
classes in college and also fl those who
obtain tho benefit Of full collegiate respectable stations n
life by instruction In the ordinary rlh educa
ton For the sake o the efficiency Aumber o classes
win be limited that ample fnc be devoted ana
lecture the subject q lesson by each
department
viii be taken also adar Che OF inuc-
ton 70 the latest advancement 81 knowledge several
branches While the methods recommended shall
consistently preserved viii be spared provide
apparatus for he work t8e
lnortan arrangements in preparation
and promote the permanent schools
The instructors North lang en-
gagged the profession who may de-
sire further information qualifications
distinguished cisns Of this and other South
Among these Hon. VIM Al Graham, Mangun
Cows horeacad and Manly Hon Asa BTE r. Rev
Rev. Alexander Wilson d. D. Rev samuel Wait
Deems D. D. c president Of the North carcina unTcrsiy,
various members Of the board Of trustees.
Tine will 18th Of
Other particulars made known On application.
May S aF
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Notice.

NTIIEREAS by virtue of decree entered In a
wv pending in the circuit cyr of Rapfaanok county
Virginia in which Richards Nicin and Della Calvert plaintiffs
and Ceciu Calvert ilarsh J James Je and John Je admins
Coke deceased uthers
other things adnsed ordered and decFeed that the commits
oner who directed take the directed In said
saud hque and whether said
sister Of the half blood the said living
the time Of her death and she dead whether her said husband
survived her and the said Ann Coke and whether Size left child
children descendant descendants that the said
commissioner
tna Ingeneerp aud Uhon weekly fear weeks for the sud
Sarah Henrietta Bch her child children descendant descend
ants other entitled 10 her Interest in the said
ia before said commissioner and make out his her
their claim Tnrtakc in the distribution estate
Now herere j. Mcnefee commissioner Of the circuit court
Of alannock county hereby notify the said Sarah Henrietta
Birch she be alive and she be dead her child children de
sondant descendants other entitled to her
interest the estate Of the said Ann deceased in before
Office, in fe town Of Washington RFabarnoek county
Virginia, the 18th day Of August 1857 make his her
their claim 70 paake in the distribution 81 The said estate o the said
Ann Coke, deceased.
Jrig g. 1857. J, y. MFsfTEE
July 14-w4w CunIiis ssioner
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COMPLETION of Panama Observation-Disclosures
" CfarniaUnted steamships
York for AIanwa tho 5;h and 2o G each month connecting
with ral sioarers frogn Panama 10 San Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department and guaranty sYaed and safely
The Panama railroad {47 miles iu0 completed from
and crossed hours. The baggage OF
checked New York through passengers
the expense The
money paid New York all expenses Of the trip
in New York Panama and
Francisco detention in accident that the
entirely rcli1a-
Passengers leave Panama the same day they arrive at Anwa
Conductors through by each and take charge
and children without other protectors
For through tickets at the lowest apply the III
West street, New York 10 W. RAYMOND
May 6-dtf
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TIME undersigned offers at private sale very de-
sable containing about $40 is located the
extremity Charles county Maryland and bounded
south Potomac Weonico
and the north by acreek thai cmTes lis waters into the Wcno
mouth Of which there sufficient mills
any desirable extent
The well adapted the growth Of wheat and
from the abundance Of that annually
liz shores and the quantity Of shells that could be mAde
OF the richest srms The There superabanIanoe
wood, comfortable dwelling house, kitchen quarters
stables aud large barn. NIL in good order Oysters Ash
wild fowl Abundant Communications Baltimore and the
trict of Columbia almost daily. Address
JOHN HAAlEIs>BY
B-lawtf Harris Lot p o. Charles Nd
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mo. 5s3
Notice for restoring certain lands to market in
the State OF Louisiana.


Notice for restoring certain lands to market in
fhe State OF Louisiana.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
in Geensburg the Louisiana open
private entry location day
Of all pac land cInbr raced in the focng township
South f ne base line and eat " The priaeip1l meridian.
Townships 2 township Of range
Townships l. 2 O. and 4, Of range
Townships s. 8, g. and and fractional townships and o.
OF range s.
Townships L. q 3, 4, S, 6, and 7, Of range
Townships i, 2 3, 4, 5, G. and 2, of range Z.
Townships l. 3 ., 4, s, and Il Of range 9.
Townships J. 2 ., 4, 8, 9, and 7, Of range g.
The said lands having been proclaimed pusc
before their recent withdrawal by notice
road purposes.
The following townships which heretofore at
public sale viii be released from their withdrawal
and preempion other
and after the date above mentioned, viz
Soufh Of the base ne end east " Ae principal meridian.
Townships Z, Of range s.
Townships g. 6, and
Fractional township 8, Of range 6.
Fractional township s, Of 4.
Township g. and fractional township pS,ofra s.
Fractional townships and O. Of range
Given under my hand The General Land oce, city
Washington, the 27th day Of July, 1857.
THos A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
July 2e-1sw6u lint sarl
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no our sUBsoRIBERs.

The peoa VIII upon books, uaess IA
Fayusat q he svbsefigshu b. made aaYanee.
an sabsethTs May money By letscr and al risk
wiz be assunaea ~ ourselves sale tsansaaissen-
COUNTRY PA1 pabshed weekly during
az Oougfess. weekly auring tlae
snbscsipsas period wear received
prolorioned the above annual rates
3P0sIAIAsTTzes anharized agents BY
WEEKLY subscribers SIS enclosed, win be snta copy
gais
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United states Patent once,

Washington July 20, 1857.
ON the petition of James Millhoand of Reading,
~ Pnn praying the patent granted
he Esd day Of September lsB3 for improvement In raruad
springs for from the of said Iiet which
takes place on tho 23i day of September, ls57-- tt
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent 6ce
Monday the 2lsi Of September at ~ O'Clock and all
notified appear show
tinen ought be granted
Persohs opposing required
fee their objections specially set forth writing
days before the day Of hearing Al testimony tiled by either party
70 be used at the said hearing be
coraance with the rules Of the Office which will be furnished
picason
The testimony In tho will be September:
deTitons, and other papers relied upon testimony fled
in The oce before the morning o that day arguments
any, within days thereafter
Ordered also that this noice be pubished in the Uion nch
and Evening star Washington
Nd fennsy yvaIan, Philadelphia Penn Daily
", and Post, Boston, Macs weeks
previous the 2Ii q September hoaring
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner q Patents.
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