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ROark's Troupe OF Sable HarlnOlaists,
open EVERY EVENING az Commercial Exchange Hall The
" troupe consists or he following arlitss
IT, @. TEMPLE,
A. WESTON
W, n CHAMBERS,
j. ~ FOANS,
L. MOORE,
WILLIAM R0ARK
ir5 T.-e 20 cents. Door. open O'Clock Performance
20 commence hIlEUaai q No on
uuFlJ EDaEk BIlPHhNT. Prom. .to
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List Of vessels IN FOrt MOt cleared.
Nnria Hurtlami & itfeI 1

fNets.-ln First municipality ldelisuasd islhl1S
able bf m y The Nos commence a. a Aa1uaa and
iu thl Seend tu r Ms, above the 6l1z1af
No te Erthhat Landing ..in the Third f1k
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Thursday 40ruinE. HoEsElaer .. -. y
COTTON.--Ths mail ysstesisy Biousht fhs Canbgi4a
leifsn which. in regard 10 Gotioa. confirm De lasgoio
staismeAfa before Tsnsived. In markef ~ sales ad
200 bales. Pics. II thing bsina sill eaEisf.
NHw.oKLEANg cLARsIy1cNgI0H,
iaferior $40 SKI sddiaa Faie. lof Iosl
9t5EsFy ........-.g g ~ kair t....s-....l1 -
io1d 5idliaS. iO Sl05S Goaa ard Piss nslaEI.
TOBACgO.-Tbs only aaiss We heard o. wss . hhas.
a. r. s1z round. low r. a. 3. and % hhda Ksag
bank, q A. afs5<. and r. al g. p.
SUGAR AND MOLAsSB8.-fha Sugar uirlsaf ulas
firm and 600 hhds. ssd - IS for FaLg. ~
G645<e for Prime. About 800 bbla. Noises tat.4 -
l01ze p gallon.
ELOUR-TheTs was still heavy lsalng 10 ne Hloas
mafkst end the salsa reached haag lo6o bb 81 whsh
I5s bbs Illinois q favonis brdJ g - 0 hb aupa4.
ire The Lsyes At about IS, and ~ bbh Gin four Fa
iotsJ at % 1256 y Dbl
C0RS-Ths only sass heard Of WsTs 1850 alctI. il
three lo;s al 50e. bushsl.-
HAY-A lot Of 900 bales NoIfham sod fuN ahp q 4l6
i0n and Con Tussday) haib0at lad d Western u.s.
PRDVlSlONS--FoF P0fk there was IONS nquifyrdnd
uuticsd 1850 bbs Mess sod to arrive 81 q bbh
newly Inspected Of % 7s 200 bb a. and l64 bb car
Mess % 90 Dbl. In Lard eoad learn 81 inpog
ant uansaotiaua sais Of % casks Baaou Bhsada e
&C. Beef dull, and noticed % bbls. B. tasa q g e.
and IS halfbbh Mes AZ IS.
CoFFEEs-ssiss 1ooo bags RIO Including 80 bags od
Zone lot) at l05<, and 200 new at H1zc D.
TALLOW.-25 tercss County rendered brought u y.
GUNNY BAGs.-FuIy 1sO.CgO have been 1ad sines
Tuesdy morning nearly all Al 105S. and mostly ca1h
BEBf:WBX.-s0oO b sold At 40. b.
WbISKY-Dsclinng. 100 bbls- Rectdsd sold q -. and
100 bhls. the Lsvee AZ 2l5(c. y gallon.
FRElGHFS.-Two ships were taken for Bivegpooi e
I'd. fOf Cotton.
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A NEW SUIT. = George stowsI, charged wi taking
coat pants and trt the Of mon Wekousky on
sPUydras street, taken into custody last night.
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81, CasuLE5 fioFus, Digs1, r. d W Q H1isas e..
2 S;e9s s ~ Y ~ se's,ss. iis; Z A'''' -a''
VEnfrns aoTnE.s-1 llairei 3 y Css1ri, u fita7af
MiVi 81 u FgU.na, y w. assats Lai 4 81 AsI
sl ssss.E ~ .sss-. ss'iAs ;
Bsgins. Ala y Peek.
sarE. Ase.ss..-1C a gohgq, NgcH e.
ass4iasP2e. C99Ir - H7 x, AZ r. 81 y y
ES G'5Is5 @s. AZ aG5s5 6sis i 90. 8. j
TeEzas 8 Petf II Cfabflsa Uinoirs
LorI q HoTSE ? R.ssss gs = e g by,
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Splendid and Delightful Property, situated and
fronting on the Railroad, Greengille

BY J. A. BEARD, Auctioneer.
CATURDAY, December S. Y o'clockWT auction,
- at the eoheghose Of MI Charles Rice, In The city Lafayette
That valuable COUNTRY SEAT, lately the
A. Beard in the delightful village Of Grsenye only fifteen
by Railroad FROM the city The properly comprises
good frame DWELLINGS, so each, with an tie
requisite respectable family The Oubudngs very
ly having kitchens, quarters coachhou stables for
horses, hne COW hoRse for ctrns and wells all la
good order The grounds laid the style stocked
with the choicest plants
in The United Suites, Europe and Asia The vegetable garden
the finest 0teT and pe crop growing The plautg
comprise large Of the choicest specimens Of flowers
Pau,s evergreen rubs eBud can be had valuation by h
purchaser % the properly
Persons deso5 Of viewing he property notified hat he gai'
isaEr Is on The premises 20 receive them,
TeEms The purchases the payment q m5rgags
cote for $685. due the 2l Of February lS5l balance cash
The properly will BE- sold wiihout limit appTasgsnt
fqr m aud farther particulars HPpy az lie Office Of A. Beard,
10 Bsnks Arcade. al9
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SALEs go ANl7TI(lN


D. A. BEARD, .AucfiDmeers
" saeg Afrsgtatst 5r ~ gisgr Bank ahd a.he
= etook lf7gs aud fbHrFyaf ft Einte He1aaffa cal
HHiidais1 Al " 1ceeE Banks hraFdr General sa inter
lls11,s dsgt De- Ofsg So. 70 Balts hrs1l Passsas-
blAFes,t.. Slaves lave6 aVeIs
BY j M. DEPAss, Ancdnneer.
Arcade ~ "
% EMILY aged II years. No ssamsass, aud naus fay
~ aged y EaTsi agna ho1ae servant aly
Doy hAi-Di assl 2 ysas'i as,d land. fully gsrlnis
Terms sale f'S
purchaser = ''''t - -"1 ENFs'7 s,5
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BY j. N. DEPASS. Auetioneer
FqDAf November q, - u ocoekW1i be sold 10 BaAks
loi Of H9usehed FURNITURE consisting Of Beasfadu Ar
bles, Matregsea, etc ute. -
Terms cash. 40
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by the Indiana, Clifton, Hindostan, ETC.. have FsFg
~ Inst received large supply Of those superior "a
GUTFA .PERCHA STtFFENED HATS which ~
gave such general fiction, and are still so much
alter Call and them is all can say to those who
have mot examined their merits,
pIg8t Directly opposite he Pianters' Hotel.
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Desirable Dwelling. Desirable Dwelling
BY FLORANCE e. taylor

ctATTJlDAy N,y4 o. AZ 10 9Fe q f5{t0tef street
y Barks Arcade
The Desirable DWELLING HOUSE Bacillus
street near hr9lo aireel Second Municipality The Dwelling
j. d"uo aud qne-1nd hni1y high, viii four rooms Ia
Che rui story rh 1Fze CELERY iheraa ro9afn
die second story There aieha Tie premises double Kitchen
conveniently uvlei with wide Gallery both
YaF4 ere wy C. one On zach ,iie iogssT h seprae
brick walks and gih choice Lemon Dwarf Onnee Trcs
Grapes, F0eEiug Plsuts aud other ss Of ~
lot double and
depth q u feet 10 ieeA Possession Of he properly be given
Immediately.
Tern Cash, 5000 the purchaser list payable
s at o. August next and lie balance yss credit
secured 1y mortglEe The purchaser the privilege
90 shares Citizens Bank Stuck, secured e properly which
tha sllei 20 be assumed, due te l Of Augss next
renetl ~ the Bau 9r - ys- So 0ita paid annually
VIII ines oa ple lg1ie TINT remains at g. cent
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dsF, \, F2inoeton5 Vieksburg and hdillikerIs
seHd M T9 Packet Steamer "a Q D q :
NlfSG-ir 70 injection. HeksburF .8flLikeafs Bend fysr
rsiitoll Neg Carthage, Grand CALI R0dssg aad Mr. ~
hns regular passenger packet MONOTONE.
ny Capt Esti1, will positively permanently in n
a9e throughout the season, and viii leave Tor tie above
and all Intermediate laudngt EVERY MONDAY NJ
O'Clock, P n. For freight o. pssI9ge, amply TO
Al4 4. b SMITH IS Magazine
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Extensivo caia- og1e Sale Of ~ Drv 55ooda
nv y II DE VIVDATu


'tfhhSDAHf November o'rlockW1Ie ald al hi. ae-
1 lion room, No. 8Cana street.
" fsesase. q Amerieu DRY GOODS ep-sisae Of Globe
f'"i iiAls California besehs couon, Cofset aks white
@ ~ ~ yelL plain and Az ll F1aunes l1nry lue
4shs Antey Binte 81 ~ ilunnton beaeie Cotton
ll, '.ee tatey Plaid JeaH brown Conan- HosraId
Nillep 8y.n Lo' DUCK light eaorr TRced gold pi1ef and
guy hEe Twesia bope brown long pdnis Llaet ani while
epii Ffln cotton N1pkn York Tiess shams
p' l5,i;t r P9n lf'g Cotton, srgfa, e &c.
foitfslflN tDpb8-FreHch ua4roy- wide
Monung and Fauey Prints 3laygI Esre Cosrs prseh (t
oiaea aaed Linen Thread, pgu fancy e1iarpd and black
hpaei y iel lnside laines, lark
aa"s Gala tlds Aiads Handkerchief Six FoUiarl Iiasisry
Terms liberal, az sale.
c''aiagueawi be ready ard goods can be examined early on
he HtTu u q fanir. M
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PokT or NEW ORLEANS

~ q = aDN.-LOsslrvBz. % W.-iuTiaa q
CLEARED EssterdaTf
Ship S4ganlnm. Cocker. Liverpool. P. Wkinsy Co
sis ] lsi Bradley. Mansfad. LiVsfpooi Do.
6 s. Esai p re Ellamt, Charleston, 3. l. = u. L0vY
SER g. Sienzo. AHtOlay GanuN, u Lala41
S.rriif ne, Hussey, Pointe-t- Ptte, o. Wl1Eham
Sgh soheInbsak. Pensaceas All1lar
Sc1 4 1iolmeI Ledge. Charleston. o. tEloEha1g
s D., Faisa aga, MliEan, Pensacola. &c i NlahaA
Self Gov. Bsunsit. Snow, Pensacula, hfaItag :
Sehr. Auericap Ma1oBey, ChaEres, o. " icE1glI
Steamer BOstosa Dustin, st. Louis, Q. r. buddeeEe = Co
Arrived Yesterday
BhE Percy, Baker IS days fiOn Thomustoaio ma1er-
sohi Cheos, Grisnou days from ApalssHicoa. ,S
sohi Msiis Louis sts7sas. tom ihs Coas, nulur
soh Co, fO,, Knox days from Lavnsa 70 U. 8. euaI
tefmsHisF-3d my.
gTMAMBOkTa.
~, A. OEdan. Havil1Hds from Ati1k9plgs
Chares Carroll. EaFngWozh, from Cilriln1tt-1 ll. co.,
81 Anthony, MaiheHE, from hHYoq GQula-
r. NJ. StFsok. Btleok. tr1m Eafollghe-
Patiiek Henry CrQiay, I'm No White lgal pa cen
WauiOf Woods. from Yaz00 kiVgf--l1al bales C1ttql.
T0Wboat Bells, Miller, from the ka1zel-
Tnwbo8f Tennesgqean, Iunmuaoa. ilOm the EaIles
Towbost swan, Smithg from The Flllel.
BkLow-UoHIHa uP.... rBy Tslegrsqhig Bi1patehI
sehn. ChaEians and Jane sad Elialhsth-
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e. = .. S. Mail JAMES MILLING AR-For
- GlneiAHatt, yIiedisoa and L.ouispiis -tsn
s4.s5az1z1z sAIU RDAE- ne 24ta Inst. 81 a'cloek
p NJ y III ely be e sgah s1d.isst running ~
ssngei steamboat lanes MILL AGAR, Vim Norion
lasei' tse42ectei hs dAy,sani w'H leave owe For
sppag on board, oggoiits POidIas street Of 10
hzzt ny De x tGLESBY. 12 P0vfFas Al
n 1.-The james Dill ngar draws only 20 inchel snd
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|. Children's Turbans of Velvet and Far,
VbylTH and without OSTRICH PLUMES, essass
w richly ulmmed and of superior quality, at very 80
low nHCes. D BUNCE, 20 Canal street ~
nl9 81 Directly opposite the Planters Hotel
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Camp Street Cheap Dry Goods Store

SEYMOU 81 CO.,
4 2 CAMP, Merit Door TO Corner Of GraUier street.
OFFER at the LONGEST prices Of any Store IN this city
GOODS.
The prices of this New Establishment will be found gen
orally far lower than the rates usually current and It's char
aGteT for good articlea will be sustained. - -.
FASHIONABLE FANCY AND STAPLE DRY
GOODS, every variety comprising seasOnADe articles Ct
COTTON, SILK, LINEN and WOOLLEN FABRICS.
Purchasers will find the goods this Store probably more
than they contemplated before examination
of them mY5 3taw
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L. --FgT Hieks6ar fssks ProgidsHes. Hui
- kcH's Bend, Grind Clakf If0dney jVinfeAsz
hF9AhiLLE, T. y. Gump. nlaslsr will leave a. above
on THURSDAY, the 1sJ Irst st q O'Clock ,. u posi-
uge!g Fortnight or pSssags. n3gl. on board. 10
nly q. q. Ch Afl4E+, IS Commor O..
B.A Clerk will BE- GA lie leva- loot of ljansi n
q receive freight, every Wedntsdsy morning.
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H. n EegulaT Monday Weekly 7VicEsbgTa
- Packet Steamboat AIUETCsG MERY-
- Eor Ptcks6HLg, Lake PrOU, dease, Mill
fsa bsa, hGrTe1tOI, Nsl5 CGrthaRe, Grand Gull
L.eaIfg aaa SsGe6e5lhs new, magnificent paFsengsf
tlyely leave for the above MONDAY, 26th inst al
OF GuStOmhOuas street. Orto ~
R2s - r, B. SMITH, IS Magazine st
D. ms Doat viii have acsrk the Legee receive
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~ b heu silver Packet DUCK RlVER-F0r
lg5afs5 CGqag, JefsT5DR StrsgeDstt. .Nrtelif0ctcs
sae61lza nFd y9teLaRdria - On 5 ara RTJa r "a. h
INST, az 29 eqck p .tPhe vel known. fast running
steamef DUCK RIVER, App eEae. ssteris now fsceiv
las freight, and viii positively leave above FOR freight
or yaSs4ge apply on board loot Of Rieavle st. o. to
~ 4. 3. ShiETH g5 pizrazira n
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Fs.l D. for L0ui5VlIIe5 EVantVFIIe, -ffniIhIaud
~ laducah and al lHteTHasdfGfe EalaiI - =
AsaaEHd14 The superior let tunnIug Ne8mef UMCf z
"A M y9hh Smoker, maier viii cave for the ab5vs On
THURSDAY tls "a int, 81 clock, p N. FOrlieight
OF passage, apply on board, Of to
r. B. SMITH. Sc Magazine st.
n b-fhe Uncle sam has teen doc ed and thof1ughly
9yefhauled during the pat season. staadsa No a and
aI passenger aee7mmotaons i unsuated By any boat IN
we usae. mig
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II AYMoNn & ARMITA AGE, n Camp street, received
~ per sups HindGstan and Indiana
llQ bags CORN HOMINY,
~ kegs GOSHEN BUTTER;
. casks Winter Strained SPERM OIL: nl55
Also-WeStpbalia HAMS and real DUTCH CHEESE
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HosAeE y ASH, f'ssIg ~ f4F ISAAC n DaLLEl-
Land AAd General Asssey 0nss % ths Capital am
. n s.f.sf nsas, Clty ~ sPrtngaslA, - ..sf NJ,
no poHFssdsai ~ Hpss IsnSs, Aoksss ef nine inl
sdaes and az peIsoas t<stio Of pchntag State ts
Hssois scrip o. beArhe woad respectfully nsss
the public that they hAys established This cspA Of az
state Illinois, asd and gsa agency ef f the nsactpa
Of all business appertainng thereto within die Limits q the State
lands and repairing their advantages aud value paying
ing selling all descriptions ever,
other description q business aliaced land agency ~
mos. extended scale, will promptly ailuLy asnaed 10
Me.srs. Deifendorf 4 Niles, Washington city.
{" 4. Gowdy q Co., Lousyile, ksniaeky.
Mss.a, syeLis.k o., 81 Louis, Missouri.
John MI Winner eso.
Ills esceliency A. q. French, governor Of Illinois,
Hon. Thomas n. Campbell, auditor
j. Il. Tsssl, judge supreme eoart
q I, ,,s.a T rn,na !. q q
Ms..,s; wad.woi,h : Sheldon, New York s,y.
G. i.f bsri a.s s.s' s' So From, street,, Y
Gen. Robert a,D r,s,aerson, Philadelphia.
Jos. L. Chester, esq, 4" f
Col D. w. Black PisbirE, Pa. tft 8f
Gen. Caleb Cushing Boston, Macs.
q. 8 latsH fat /.
Henry X. Stone, ESQ.,, a.s r.
j. u. Pratt 4 Co., baltimore, Md.
Ap IL din6sw3m VII NV $4,000 et
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ME w MUSIC.


w FISCHER Pennsylvania doors Of 2
W. has following and popular music, which
will be sold his reduced prieesfour cents
The Rare Flower qaadres composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka by Wentworth.
The vagabond Polka; by Gung1. 80 "A
Frederick William Polka performed by the seyermark Com
pany s
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Krugei.
The Harp Waltz; by w. q. Beche. .t rA 'EE2
The Friendship Waltz by q. Sciuster. s.
The Tedesco march, arranged from the Opera Of Emani BY
Boyer
pourris by H. Cramer n y l4 5se#
The spring Waltz; by T. Moeling F4t.... II 4. -. II
Punch and udg Polka, performed by the seyemark Company
arranged by HelnlsmuleT. aH7 E
The Lilly Rondo; by Louis Rename. 10
Emani fnvolam cavana, from the Opera Of Ernan arranged
by Edclmann. ~
sweeer than the Breath Of Morning from the Opera
Of the Huguenots; by Meyerbeer 49, 6ts
Poor though my may from Donnizes Opera Of Betty
with English words. -
move look about; beautiful ballad by
Henry Russell. ..- ~ s.ss
Mother! one; beautiful ballad from
Opera Of Luceta Borgia; arranged by g. Ljnley. VI
land Of from the Open Of Quentin
Durward.
II is the song my mother sings; by Rsdweli
The Lonely Rose Jenny Lind music by M w. Bale
Thour ever At my side by w. r. Dempster.
The king he sits throne Of Colds words by Barry Cornwall
music by @. Davis.
Hunter.
The Bachelors Dream by Munich.
Stop dat knocking at the door; for the guitar
Aug a
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AslnnICAs RAILnoAD JOURNAL.

The American Rsilre@a Jsasna l. published al "a Wal
several sas@ss sssssi regular s1 soaSsss. taosa
The railroad Joana any pubea
1s wsi attempted ~ ha county. z. sswhss devoted % the
haals benniass, and % carry oswsld
~ lhe whole civilized world ha. become dependent
sissy =.
great idea q modern times l. has already done 70 rsisvs
elevate him in ue scale Of being than any other
engine, regard CREATES, achieve
s%ss, bird upon III, wing s,oas6 language aioas
bu,uan, living, breathing, sensitive manssnc, with new lie
NEW s1sas woas danger without usse eas man
sss%sa s' physes aSsseas sa dc VARIOUS pleasure.
community p'oaaeaoas and deus o. every
creating new sources Ssnjoye and multiplying 20 an nnn
win achieved highest IN 4 has narmonized
dion capable. BY making places neigh
5 s sa ri s o e, e
Whoever therefore, abors in this field has more than e od
for he highest good d III. race foloandy mpessd viii these
views intend in accordance with theiI spirit conduct the
history " influence I. and a.. railway
careful inquiry into lis management scientific discoveries,
the progress en-
Under the mng head readers the Journal win and
series q articles on the IRON sres ass iron Of the Uni
sa &c az e s md % ct
a ~ os s a o a q M p
embracing descp detail Of The different localities q
Of their working
S and plans and
Dsas. 81. iron, MI Ieass furnish Jeam.
which hive been salsy examined " him. Win Information On
These works Sund Indispensable parties engaged in
mining and I. ss sa .nS T \ the @ sm M mad, nc
iron the iron manuactre and mining resources Of The whole
Gen r. James, Of Providence, engaged
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THE AMERICAs FARMER Is Published monthly in the
city OF BALTIMORE NJ 81 copies for - thriccn o
&c. or thirty of SO new volume commences IN July under the
most favorable auspices the Of the Maryland State Ag
cultural Society aud all the prize and Of " committees
$780, Appropriated foIlows OF plate,
valued So person obag the 1t or
October, he or suscrbers
mencinr July go so largest
st The pssher added Ave prizes payable
cultural WORKS He ao offered s00 for the
coming volume so silver plate for essay
plan and Of farm building and the of The
arm yard 80 r the hest the ciltvnfo and
go Coz the best the management Of the dairy
The 6rs number, appear July, viii Of The
vsiusbe paref., pen Of Epsbsb Huvp esq vkens
presented The agricultural public udewae
regions Of Virginia. Maryland, the aronas details
o. farm or years occupied
esse In Virginia. and conciusyey tai
be degree Of prudence IN 10 farming made
profitable other The year
charge Of hts RUM clear
capital invested for land implements SIG
cent third 12e fourth year. and
mn 1910 besides supporting family
Stock Ac and raising Of HIS farm
worth when he took In hand. Every farmer PLANTER
In The ude water Districts Of our country, win paper with
This ottr valuable papers,
which from GFoaox W. DospIr
Secretary Of tho Maryland State Agricultural Society,
structon Of the wire fence and from Col CArRor sub
Address 81, SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural socev,s Hal,
June ~--2swh l2s Baltimore st., Baltimore Maryland
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passssaes q law \ ZACHARY TAYLOR, President
~. sSss s .as & = @ g. hereby declare and make
me Stats Of FLORIDA periods % wiz
az "a, ne i.na s s q Mon
asds situated within the aforementioned townships and parts Of
SouA n de base line and east Of he principal msridsn
Township heen saespt the sae uer Of .eeons Of
F.sss: ; s.sss: e.:
% sanys .s's sa
and fractional townships dirty, ryone and Of range
SECTION: four = nine
township three sacep, sections and townships
Tewa.lp. one, TWO, hlss ic twenty and twenty SIX, Of
cwnslp township ssven,sen except section.
thirty and township eighteen, xeepi nye
% sSs
twenty and section. .welve hir,sen,
one, e1cep, section township weniy.I range
Town.hp ssesn :ownshp nineteen. sections three
township. s~sasisa Msn,Gss. ,wsn-aa, sen',-ssvsn,
TowssSp twsn.y..is Of range ssenly-sour
North Of ihs base line and east Of the principal meridian.
Township one Of range seventeen. as
A, land Office TALLAHASSEE commencing Monday,
the day Of January for the disposal Of the public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and pars
So,ah Of tie base line and Of tho principal ns,dim
The Of sections township four, range
Fractional township six, Of range six
T owasnpp. two and saise 'e q range eight
Township twelve, Of range twelve 900 e Hltyg.aEE
North Of the base line aud spsst of The principal msridan
Sections wentyseven, thrfo and thirty Of township
secons twenty twenty-five township four, range
~ 4 Es5b rs
Sections and two, township three Of range eleven.
Sections eighteen, nineteen, thirty and thyone, township
sections four eight nine seventeen egteen nineeen
twenty, thirty, and tyone, OF Choctaw Hnichie
township threei sections four Ave- nine ten, heeD
twentytwo twenty twenty eight twenty
sections x, eighteen nineteen, twenty TWEEN
thirty and thirty four, Of Chocaw Hatche ve
in township Ave, OF sixteen. +flt Ea' lksh
Sections one and tytwo, in township of range nine
il
the fouenh day OF January next for the disposal OF the public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and Of
townships, 70 wit; tl@ s,a{ &.5.. 5stIae !, Il
South Of the base line, and east Of The principal mlerisn
Township Except hytwo,
east fraction Of section twenty and township Of
range twentyseven.
Townships twenty three, wentyour twenty-five, twentysix
and township twenty (excep sections thirty thtytwo
and tbirythrec Of range twenty eight IA lrA .tsEt
Townships five and OF twenty nine.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools military and
other purposes, will be excluded from the sales ass
days appointed, and order in which they ad
verised with oil convenient dpatch until the whole shall have
been offered and the sales thus closed But sale shall be kept
win afer expiration Of
Given under hand, the city Of Washington this feenin
Of September Domin thousand eight hundred and forty
nine. 49, y lfstft ) u. TAYLOR. y
BY the President:
J. BUrTERrIELp, a&
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-09
Law school In Lexington, virains..

mencifg Monday The 18th day Of October merit
ting the 10Th day ofMarch 1850. The pupils divided
classes The junior course viii be
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prudence Lnbc Equity Pleading, Mord Pleading Lomass
EeSt % Real Property and
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posing 70 attend The subscribers reaesed 10 1--we him
carly notice Of their intenton etev ey aesre
be supplied with portion Of the throus
dun They yin e furnished % The s,.den,s The
without additional charge The Tor The daily Iecnres
his students viii BE- 70 arranged BY ~ 10 enable
OF either az nnv n IN proofs
q wshinCon College should they erpedent 20 DO
dcton ard prxctce Of the Federal Courts = ~ IL
The ZEE WIN Be 80 pr session Psyabie m advance.
Lsnssres, Va, Juiy n. 1850.
July ia