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CITIZENS

M honorabIy assured that the following are me aG
Ne i omoites OF a IS bottle Of JONES' CORAL hAit
1r, 1--WE If they doubt our word, they cannot
,sass biahy respectable ciiiEeas who have n'ed "'
'"0' Mr. Geo Beckett Al Elm st New f9rk.
Mrs Matilda Reeves, Myrtle avenue Brookyh'
NJ wn,. Pumpkins 90 King ST., New iork
Mr. Thmas Jackson ss Liberty st. ri'' smegica
81. r.. 80 hnndrpd others state, though ihis must
ana ina. il viii force hair to grow on the head OF
n. siop il falling Off strengthen me roo's ob, "a ~
oes' ~ d.ndruT from the roots, making iieae, ,eu o
scu AIR ss,ime fine dark look, and keeping ury hasm
sr iry hair moist soft clean and 6ea" ER,T TsJ s very
lOag time SOLO III !" 1,.s,n l39 Main ST.
Dec 0MoHn
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Books and Stationery.
J. S. WESBY.

1874 Main Street, Worcester,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER in all Kinds of
1f1 SCHOOL BOOKS now in the different SCHOOLS
In This CITY, together with good assortment OF BLANK
BOOKS ANIMALS for 1S49, and other Git Books.
STATIONERY of all kinds-Cap. Note and Letter
PAPER-aso n variety of Fancy Articles and Card Bask-
etsGold and Silver Penss-Pens, Ink States and Sand.
BIBLES in every style of bindng-Hymn Books-Toy
Books, Plain and COlored.
The above will he sold the most reasonable terms
FUWLERS' FRENULOGICAL WORKS Tor sale
Also subscriptions received for the journal
and the Water Cure journal
BOOK BINDING done short notice. All Old Books
neatly re bound at the lowest rates, at
Dec so. dw3m j. s. WEsBY'S 12i Main st.
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EARM FOR SAFE.

FARWI FOR "a h1E1s I
- FTNHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, situated
kM about bali mile south of Grafton centre, con-
G& tanning about eighty five If good Land, well
waered-the buildings IN good cOnditon-ihe House
is large and convenient for families, with never
falling we'll of excellent water in the house-the Barn has
been built within a years. The Farm is dividsi into
Pasture, Wood Land, Moving and Tiage There Is
good Water Privilege On the emises, where dam can
be raised without flowing other premises Said Farm
will lie solo low and tsy For iuher inorma-
apply the subscriber In sutton centre, to HENRY
G Prentice, on the premises.
HENRY D. HOWARD.
Sutton, Dec. S, 1913. dwtf
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To be Let.

g. C. WASHBURN offer TO lease, for term OF years,
IL bull ing at Washington Square, known as the
Prouty Wire Factory" with the Blacksmith shop and
out houses thereto belonging, together with the steam
Engine which of about thirty horse power and in
ceent condition. The premises ate well situated and
adapted for machinst Further Information given by
sailing Messrs. J. PRATT EARLE, or on the under-
signed at their Counting Room, on Grove Street
Worcester Dec 5. d ]. & G. WASHBNRN. !.
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EIRE INSURANCE.

YTNIE PEOPLES MUTUAL INSURANCE. ComfA ~
Of Hoston cont to Insure Buildings, Stocks, Fuf
nj,ure Machinery and other properly against loss OK
dsmspe by FIRE. Applications may be made TO
WARREN LAZELL,
NO 2O5 Main street. Worcester
c. II. WHITE, sec'y. J.oooTh"l0A' 80
% u"Oi-
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Hear him. Ladies T!

TNR james Anderson Practical Chemist, Of Massachu'
IL setis says: .After anals sing !oness spanish LILY
White hud, possesses tho most beautiful and natural,
aud at the same time innocont white eveF saw ces-
sainy can conscentiousy recommend It's U.S. 10 81 whose
skiAs require Identifying
Price rs cents box. For sal HhOUIlsA
Main ST., ReFoestsv. ~
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A CARD.
J. B. NJ. GOULD,
TAILOR AND DRAPER.

NO. l79 MAIN STREET,
WyOCLD inform his old friends and patrons in Worces>
w ter and vicnity and the public generally that he
has returned to Worcester and taken the central location
over the NEW YORK STORE of STEBBINS e. co. :.
No. l79 MAIN STREET, where he will be happy to
them, and ALL md exhibit them the choicest stock
of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS, including the
latest and most fashionable imporatons ard sy les,
bacng every variety Of abrics for all articles of Gentle
mems wardrobes.
lie commences business the principle of buying for
cash, and selling for cash which will enable him furnish
CUSTOM GARMENTS much cheaper than those who deal
the credit basis. He will be in the receipt Of
Goods from the New York market-wlll attend to the
cutting of all garments in person-will employ but
first class workmen, and will effort please
and accommodate ALL In taste and skill he will yield
none, and all invited to call and test his powers.
Country dealers be supplied with ali articles in his
department, wholesale and retail.
Former friends and patrons will receive his thanks for
avors already extended and their future patronage and
the public, is now respectfully solicited.
Worcester. Nov IS. diff
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Cotton MACHINERY for Sale,

ECENTLY used in tbs manufacture OF Ne. 80 Printing
IL Cloths and in good running ORDER consisting of
Picker, Wilton d sons make-20 Cards--9 Breakers-
ii Finishers.- Douber-t Drawing France Taunton
5peeders, IN heads each IS Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spndes2 pair Mules Of 4S6 and one OF SIG srindes
| Warper-2 nressers-6 i.eems-1 Cylinder aud Defer
Grinders, with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
Ii may be examined at any time application 10 MI
sLAs DNsMORE, SO Main Worcester. Forarther par
ticulsrs inquire OF B. H0LBROOK, Holden
Dec 81 dSaw wti52
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TO LET.

- A COMMODIOUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
fsA n situated at Webster Depot. IL is well cacu-
& lated for the Boot and shoe business. as abundance
Of help for these branches Of business to be found in this
vicinity. 1t is also well arranged for merchandising, for
which purpose has been occupied for several years.
For TERMS which will be liberal good tenant apply
to The Depot Master, or CLEMANS d LARNED near he
remses dti Webster, Nov g. l.
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TIlr Datlp @rp.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor


The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
Annum, sevenyfve Cents per quarter If paid strictly
Ia advance.-Or
-Four Dollars per annum, One Dollar per quarter, II
aOt paid In advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
published weekly at the same office. rs in
advance, or $500 ifnot paid in advance.
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New Upholstery Shnn.

w 81 r. A. BROWN, would beg leave TO inform the
w citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that they have
taken rooms Norwich Street, opposite the Depot,
where they will manufacture to order, French Pattern
Sofas Lounges, Divans, Taboureis, &C.. Cured Hair
and Palm Leaf Mattresses, Pew Cushions Pews lined
and stuffed Drapery Curtains and Window Shades put
up Carpets and made. All kinds Upholstery work
repaired in neat and superior
Dec 8 d3-m
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FOR SALE.


-. THE subscriber wishing to change his business,
fA offers his place for sale, situated of mile from
aAstSL Grafton Common the man road that leads 10
Westbornugh, consisting Of good House, Shoemaker's
Shop Barr &c, with shs OF OF the best OF Land,
containing choice lot of the best OF winter fruit trees
that yield from 90 40 barrels OF apples besides
peaches pears cherries and other
desirable FRUIT peasanter location cannot be found in
Grafton. Terms made easy TO suit the purchaser
Jams. dw3w ASAHEL FAIRBANKS.
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FIRST PREMIUM
DAGUERROTYPES,

Eclipse Daguerrean Establishment !! (!
No. Brimley Hall. No. 8.
WIS Establishment which is the oldest and most pop
l. uar established in Worcester, unites
advantages for carrying the Daguerrean Art in all lis
perfection and beauty. Within brief time this absh
ment has produced
5000 Miniature Pictures,
which in point of superiority and accuracy have
been exssllel The proprietor Dr. Van Alstin having
had many years practical experience in his art pre-
pared to
Challenge amy Competitor
TO trial of skill either in the perfection and beauty OF
Daguerreotype productions il the exceeding cheapnesA
which he is enabled offer them TO the public. lie has
imported Instruments for his exclusive which
superior any this city elsewhere and his pictures
which warranted to be superior to any that can be
produced in Worcester. put up in rich and elegan
cases, Ter the low price OF
One Dollar Only.
n. B. STOCK of superior quality constantly on hand
and for sale. DR.. VAN ALSTIN.
Worcester. July %. dwtf.
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WORCESTER mARBLE YARD,

WORCESTER MARBLE YARD,
Near SIN. Temperance House and Railroad Depot. .
ITO those who wish procure classic Nominees. o.
i ancient or modern designs | would cay that nave
succeeded procuring the hest Of Lenden and American
publications the subject Monuments and Head stones
and am presacd 20 execute to order the best Of stOch
MONUMENTS aad HEAD STONES OF any design, IN
the best hope they will call and exsnr OF
themselves. H. KIM -
Worcester. may g.
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HOUSE no LET.

g. A HOUSE within five doors Of Main street, an(
NnEA n within three minutes walk of the Post Office
Alsl with good accommodations, will be let a family
and The rent will taken in board who will furnish he
own rooms. Inquire at this office. Oct. a.
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TO LET

- ONE half of two story HOUSE, beyond the
m1.GA ~ Cemetery, cn North Street. Inquire OF JOSEPH
4.nGA AVERY on the old Holden road, CALEB BATES,
adjoining the premises. JU Jan
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Rooms to Let.

CUITABLE for .storenoOms Work Sophisticated
= opposite Norwich Depol, and Messrs. Harms
Flour Store. Enquire of b. ii Levins, FROM Street
the Ware Rooms of Mtssrs w. d. IL. Baker, no 256,
Main street. dtf-oct 10
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WILLIAM LYON MACKENZIE-We learn that
shis somewhat distinguished gentleman, whose
movements win be closely watched during the
present excited state of affairs in Canada, is at
present ameng his radical friends at Loydtown,
Second Riding of York, 25 miles from Toronto.
We learn that It would not be expedient for him to
appear in public at the present time, owing to the
agitated state of the public mind in Canada, pro-
duced by the recent vote on the indemnity bill in
Parliament Mackenzie left Toronto for L0ydtown
on Tuesday morning last, at 3 O'Clock The feel
ing in favor of annexation ID gaining ground in the
province, while many of the original friends of the
indemnify bill, it is said, have recently changed
their minds on that subject Rochester IN " Ad-
pertisr, Apra3
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REvENuE OFFICERS FOR CALIFORNIA The
Washington correspondent of the New York Cou-
rier saysthe Secretary of the Treasury has directed
the Customs officers appointed under the act ex-
lending the Revenue Laws over California, to
rendezvous at ST. Louis between the Goth inst. and
list of May, to be escorted by military force to
their destination at San Francisco, from which
point the deputy collectors for Monterey, San
Diego, etc., will embark. The difficulty of procu-
ring transportation from Panama, and the necessity
for the presence of these officers have rendered this
step imperative for the protection of the public
interests
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LATE FROM BRAzlL.--We published yesterday
accounts from Pernambuco, confirming the pre-
vious reports Of negro Instructions BY an arri-
val at Boston, dates from Bahia have been received
up to the 18th February. Signs of an outbreak
among the republicans being apparent, the Govern
ment took speedy measures to suppress it, by plant
ing a number of cannon in the streets. The insur-
rection' finally broke out abont fifty miles from
Bahia, but the Government quickly put down the
same without serious difficulty. The latest ac-
counts received at Bahia from Pernambuco. repre-
sent the country in a quiet condition. Brazil gen.
orally was in a troubled state. The news we gave
yesterday was of the 10Th from Pernambuco. In
regard to the recent troubles in that place. we find
the following remarks in the Philadelphia Inquirer:
A gentleman who is well acquainted with the
affairs of Brazil and its mixed population of whites,
Indians, muattoes and negroes, is OF opinion that
the instruction in the province of Pernambuco,
and the dangerous symptoms and suspension of
trade at Rio Janeiro, Bahia. etc., form movement
of grave and alarming character. The captain
of the Avon states that it was slave instruction,
and our informant had no doubt that it had been
fomented by white and colored faction, well
known to exist in Brazil, and whose object is to
overturn the present Government by the aid of the
slaves and to set up another domination in its stead
Perilous aid The faction has called in power
that were it possible to succeed, would prove fatal
to its own future views of government A strong
element of discomfort has arisen out of the dispute
in relation to traffic with Engand-the Brazilian
Government having at one time, and recently, ad-
mitted British goods on very favorable terms-but
latterly this has been altered-in consequence of
the Government not having been able to succeed in
inducing England to receive the sugars and other
produce of Brazil ON the same terms as similar pro-
duce grown in the British Colonies. The entire
free population of Brazil, it is added between the
ages of Is and As years, may be called upon at a
moments notice to take up arms, and therefore it is
inferred that the Instruction will ultimately be
suppressed, but not without much bloodshed.
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PLURALITY BILL IN MAssAcHUsETTs.-Ab bill
which passed the House of Representatives of Mas
sachnsetts some time ago, proposing so to amend
the election laws Of that State as to require a
plurality instead of majority of votes to elect
Congressman and some other officers was rejected
in the Senate by vote against it Of more than two
to one.
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See Third Page for CRY News, &c.
Col. Henry r. william


1t becomes our painful duty to announce the
death of Col. Williams, the State Engineer. He
died yesterday morning, after few hours OF severe
sickness. and will be buried this afternoon, at
O'Clock, from the ST. Louis Hotel. COL Williams
has been for many years one of the most enter
prising and useful citizens of our State. He was
thoroughly acquainted with its wants, interests,
and capacities for improvement, and during the
time that he held the Office of State Engineer, and
long before, he devoted his best energies and the
resources of well cultivated and scientific mind
to advance its prosperity. He had filed offices of
great responsibility under both the Federal and
State governments, with advantage to the public
service and high honor to himself In private life
he was kind, social, generous and honorable; a
warm friend |; and with his own consent no mans
foe. He was loved by most of those who knew
him, and respected by ALL To his family and
friends his loss is irreparabe; to the community at
large the death of an honest man is a calamity to
be deplored. We do not intend to write his eulogy
his virtues and his faults are the property of the
past-let them rest with him in peace.
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REDUCTION OF New York CANAL TOLLS
The Canal Commissioners, now in session at Al
bany, have made material reduction in the rate
of tolls A reduction of 33s per cent. has been
agreed upon on corn and corn meal, and rs per
cent on barley, oats and bloom iron. Last year
corn and corn meal were charged mills per 1000
lbs per mile; this year they will pay mills. Bar
ley, oats and bloom iron last year paid mills per
1000 lbs. per mile; this year they are charged 3.
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from the Intelligence.
Appointments by the President.


John J. Walker, Collector, Mobile. Ala. viee James E.
Isaiah D. Hart Collector, District of St. Johns. Fa.,
William R. Watson Collector Providence. R. l.. vics
Moses Richardson, Naval Officer Providence R. L., uce
Peter J. Walker Of Asbama to BE- Receiver Of pubc
Edgar Cenkin, Of Wisconsin to be Receiver of Public
ThOmai Birch Missouri. to be Register of the Land
Land Office at Little Rock. Ark
David 2: Mitchell Of Missouri. to be Superintendent of
n SSss A H 4, s L OF MS to be Indian
John Wilson, Of Missouri to be Indian Agent at Salt
James S. Calhoun of Georgia. to be Indian Agent at
sener authorized BY the second clause Of the fourth article
on the 18th October iSis - '''''A'' N''' '-''N'
for the District of Texas
Charles H Knox of Michigan 10 be Marshal of the Uni
ted States for the District of Michigan.
- POST MASTER.
Alpheus s. Williams, Post master. Detroit, Mich
John y;, Towers and Tbo@a. 6oaOIo Of Washiagton
the Penientary OF the District of Columbia.
Appointments by the Secretary of the Interior.
-
Neosho Sub Agency.
William H Bruce. of Wisconsin to be Indian Sub.Agent
at Green Bav, Wis.
William Prentss Of Illinois, to be Indian bAgent on
Ebenezer Chds, of Wisconsin Re Agent accompany
the Exploring Delegation of the Menomonie Indians under
Treaty Of 18th October, le4S.
George J. Thompson, of Virginia. to be Pension Agent
at Wheeling, Virginia.
John Cooke, IT., Of Tennessee TO be Pension Agent at
Knoxville, Tenn.
Appointments by the Postmaster General.
s. MCPHERSON. Postmaste Pomonky. Charles county.
Md, Uice Harris, resigned.
Stephen B. Ford, Postmaster, Northeast Cecil county,
Md, pice Richard l.. Thomas.
James g. Jones o,tmaster, Snow Hill Worcester coun
ty, Md, pice r. T. Walters
John p. Brown, Postmaster. Charlestown. Jefferson
county, Va, Uice ]. Harris.
John Poole, Post master, Rockville Montgomery county,
Md, rice H. F. Vies resigned.
In addition to these, we find that the following
Post-masters have been appointed:
Oliver s. Beers, Post MISTER. Mobile, Ala.
Rodney Wilber. Post master, Newark, N. j.
Alexander w Russell. Post master, Indianapolis, Ia.
James Morrison, Postmaster, Madison, Wis.
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NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR OF NEwYoRK.
Governor Fish has nominated to the Senate Nicho-
las Dean as one of the Commissioners for loaning
the United States Deposit Fund in the city of New
York. Reuben Bromley and James H. Braine as
Trustees of the Seamen's Retreat; and Gulian C.
Verpanck and G. T. Trimble as Commissioners of
Emigration-the latter in place of James Boorman,
who declined reappointment.
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A SIX CENT LIBEL.-The case of Nugent us.
Fuller, in which the former, who is Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald, sued Mr..
Fuller, the proprietor of the Mirror, for libel, was
decided in the Supreme Court at New York on the
4th inst. Verdict for plaintiff, sietents
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B. A. BIpLAcK-It is stated on the authority Of
letters from. Wilkesbarre pa that the family of
Mr.. Bidlack, the American Charge d'Affairs at
Bogota, have letters from him dated the 18th jan
uary. in which he speaks of his health as being ex-
cellent. The Bogota papers contain no reference
TO his death, which was reported to have taken
place on the s,rh of January. The news was
brought to New York by the captain of vessel
from Savannilla.
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BALTIMORE BANKs-The Marine Bank of Bal
fimore has declared a dividend of three and half
per cent for the last six months. The Farmers
and Merchants Bank of Baltimore has declared a
half.yearly dividend of three per cent. The City
and State taxes are paid by the bank.
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Mas. FARNHAM's LADIEs.-The Boston Daily
Advertiser fears there is one fundamental difficulty
in Mrs. Farnham's proposal. 1t is stated that no
one will be admitted into the enterprise who is not
over Is years of age. 1t is rare to meet with a
Young woman who has passed that boundary,
that we fear that Mrs. Farnham's search will be
a vain one"
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Members la ubscrbers will please take notice, that
MONDAY, 10th instant, will be produced Knowes beautiful
Play Of THE WIFE II Tale Of Manud.
We are prepared receive about Twenty five Hon
Members In of
Society," compelled adopt the
MEMBERS and charge hereafter Twenty Dollars
airy membership We adopt this plan from actual Of
and other
Secretary St. Charles street, HOTEL near
Common from O'Clock A. NJ. P P. M
n Doors open O'Clock. Curtain a halfpast 7.
ap4 HARMON JONES, President.
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CAPITAL OF MINEsorA.-The seat of govern
ment for the Territory of Minnesota is St. Paul's,
and w. w. Wyman has issued prospectus for
newspaper there
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nTWe have received from Weld & Co., 70 Camp
street, the March number of Blackwood and the
April number Of IIolden's Dollar Magazine. Black
wood contains the 18th part of "The Cations"
and an article on the "Opening of the Session."
which is probably more g germane to the matter
discussed than AFTER Years Republicanism,
O" M. Prudhon- Contradictions Economiques.'
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OLYMPIC CIRCUS. - We would remind our
readers that Mr.. Jones, one of the proprietors of
this establishment, makes his first appeal to his
ffsnds and the public this evening. Mr.. Jones has
long been favorable known to the public, formerly
as Treasurer to the American Theatre, and for the
past two years occupying the same situation in
Stickney's Circus, in which capacity his uniformly
gentlemanly demeanor has gained him host Of
friends who no doubt will testify their appreciation
of his merits in a substantial manner upon the
present occasion
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DR.. MOREHEAD'S

This beautiful and scientific combines important advsn
ali other inventions OF the kind and has been universally
adopted by the Medical Profession being the most perfect and
eectua Magnetic Machine that has invented. II 10
simple and therefore liable Of
ORDER any admits the
CONTROL graduated
infant sufficient for the adu the pleasure of the
Thus, neat and portable ample and
unfaing supply of the fegIvng influence of ELECTROMAG
NETlSM may be instantly obtained The magnetic power i'm
parted and with sensation
the delicate patient. 1t requires and
respect entirely The whole machine
perfect, that be used and understood by child.
Every family should possess Of these beautiful Instruments 1t
will found valuable companion and very often the best
physician in the time of need.
Price Of the Machines, complete, TWELVE DOLLARS EACH
liberal discount made Wholesale purchasers The Machines
be safely part Of the WORLD and each
warranted. ~ Southern Agents,
GUINNESS BUSH
Dealers Fancy Articles Furnishing Goods,
ape 6t2dp IL CAMP STREET.
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COMMISSIONERS DEcIsIoN.ZThe Commissioner
of the General Land office has decided that the
affidavits of two or more respectable persons are
nessary to suspend the issue of land patent, and
that where the soldier dies before the issue of the
warrant, the right descends to the next of kim pro-
vided for bv law