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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March %, 1851.
THE State Of having legislature passed during
called creditors the
State, TO tbs ls o
evidences u bcir respective claims and Con
approved 9th September 1850 authorizing
stock the said stse
millions OF said stock should not be issued
Of the State holding bonds and ote
Of Texas for which duties on imports were es
pledged the OF the United ststc'
OF United states for
certificates in such forms As shn be pre-
OF the Treasury, and approved by the
United stntes " Now, IN order that th depart
may claims for which tbs
pledged, the holders OF owners Of al
required file the amount and description OF them
the 1t Of October 1851 and 10 exc
cute 1Uned their claims,
.by approved by The Presden
United pursuance OF the above act U the S
september, 1850. ,,.. ,,on,,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas by Congress- approved September 1850 ter
Ave stock are 10 be PAID 70 he Sta
Of said act mentioned, with povst
millions OF said stock sbnl, be issued unit
o Teras specially pledged
United States releases OF al
account OF said bonds
the undcrrgned credo c' inc STATE
Of ss the case may and for whci
the dutIss mentioned specially pledged
Here describe bond. certi6cstcsl :.
Now Of complying with he provson o sd ae'
claim law equity against hem Tor or on
account Of the (bonds ccifcatee) above described
Witness my hand and seal NJ -------, IN" ""y
, 1851.
Sealed and dsiiversd in presence OF
fTwo witnesscsl
MsrH H-dt3l kwtSepJl
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AGENCY, Washington.-The undersigned late OF the in
pecon Post Once Department Offers ms .ervp
mail those Of the southwestern
section that his removal from once
dost initiate character he has for
tained capacity, and fidelity, and
refer bis once OF both parties, with their hearty
conss nj, sustain him therein
All o,de to attend every nature,
be received and promptly
JAMES OWNER, Agent, #.
Juiv x-du ats OF Post Once Department
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J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.


FORM No.
STATE
justice the other officer asihorie ed to
adars the
m being duly deposcs and TINT he the identical
TO whom warrant No. - for
a o September, $780, issued the day
day d, ls5 and who applies TO locate the same
[-iGdnts Signatme.]
Sworn TO before this - day Of, ls5
OD,eers Signdfipel
FORM No.2,
Know by these presents, that here tnsf the Of
parrantsel Of the county Of, and state OF - do hereby
co Of and lawful
attorney for me my name, land warrant Mo-.
land which issued under the act of Septembas,
1850.
[Power Of substitution may Be inserted de'iresI
Signed in presence Of
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will b. opened residence the Of lSh and
Tuesday, Terms made known - Ae
cation To the principal. Ts.tss4
Ap l3-Aust Nay
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MOSES L. HOIT,
couNsErIoR At Law,
Saw Ha~cisco, California.
RsvrsrScrs; Hon g. w. Inse, M c. Ashsma John Taylor
esq Mobile. Alabama Mes.rs Rhodes Wright Co.. New
leans ou,sana Henry Clark esq., Tarborc' North Carolina
win, NJ c. California; aenj K True, ESQ.,, New York
r, Hcaey, Boston, Mss-achuse n Ha'cn, esqr
Portsmouth, New Hampshire yI-Nwv
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,
-AierS~dvta, pkri~ia.
THIS just finished In hs best modern STYLE
Ifronts thirty running including
hnek buidnss my Everything necessary
provided for the and comfort q large
family To gentleman public once
osy. the following perf.c
usor and pleasant dnve from city city, much cheaper
rant rueh cheaper living, hest society II b
css credit viii given rented, tho viii be moderate.
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Nae lo--lsw1 Aiexnadrla.
lAAHCINo Acaasny-First Courss,,rMr y r. L..ss has
dancing lessons f the will
Tnsslay eh at hts residence on Pennsylvania
avanuA, opposite Wilards hossl. - ~. fsN
Wsshinson Ihusays, and satuH
days. Ceorystown- MondayA and FndAys
Oct 9-d0
WILL and the pssssuo0 of cas besss Conesss ana TIN
w szscutive dspaytnents Of the eovsnnent.
O1cs and dwelling street, between 9Th and loth Streets
0tt1-6 4 t.#,.
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nnMOvAI@-DE sEI.DtNG h wYLTE have removed their
u General Agency seventh street. setwsen
and oppos Odd Felows Hail. and two doors from the
Mar Dn-9awd
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CHARPr Patent Rihes, with Maynard's Primer
savit and Aliens rcvoIves and self cooking ps
tolls.
Pine English double barrel fow ling pieces ...
English and German single and double barrel pistols hc
supply Of the rsods just received and tr sale
mo. w. BADEN BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
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OWNERS Of Lands In Teras--A genttnan VFfniA,
good surveyor lawyer, e1a.
like
OF lands in that with view bring them into
market
a family capits engaging
agriculture He the satisfactory cspaci
responsibility such
enable him control considerable emigration Texas
ofTcxss lands avail himself
Of placed correspondence With ns
advertiser and get suitable by addessng poet PAID
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
Mui3-u
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n EW and beautiful spring 0oods.Ths suAscrbsu
opening the asest and most choice selection *
pns that been offered
Washington, embracing variety Of dess material mpo
within month"; which they respectfully ihs aiisn
Nil o handsome sooda p,edgng emsslves sell
the low as they be bought In New York.
CLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
An p-6uf ~ IL 1th '' t
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OlxTY.ONE desirable 1ots stuateA the most nour
ishns parts Of city and suburbs for SALE
20 NJ THOMPSON,
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second Course.-DancinG Academy.
lTR v. n. Liable has the chxens o
Washington and Geosown thai his second course Of dancing
Thursday January M hh
residence opposite Wiards Hotel
of WsshinetonTuesdays, Thnrsdays and SATIN
days; 0ecsys,ovn--Mondays and Fridays.
Dec 06-AuH .9.. +
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CPLENDID silk Shavls MantAlIas. dte.-Ws invite the
snnered descriptions Just ecssvsd,
IL rich silk man,iilas, assorted shades, new styles
10 rich chene silk shswIs
"a muslin manulIss.
Wehavs received also
10 black lace scars 4.HM1
do do sbawls
he attention especially invited to a.
received
iyelv n, AMI for the oil M which viii be
4, such be suited In prices
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 CO.
Ap 1o-d1w
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D n. fsoOE 4 co.. wnoles.le and Rstail Dealers !.
csrpetins floor oil cohs, matnC, rses
.hestana blankets, and furnishing goods gsnsrsy
Psnnsvnna avenue between 7h and 9th stree Washington
n. O..
Aua 2o-0
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T KNOX WALK ER will practsse law IN tire euprsms
Court United 6ates, attend tbs prosecution
claims ssans, government. AAdre WasAngtoa, d. @.
Ma IA~s0
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proposals will in like and for the like period Of
received for blank books and binding Of the following
descriptions, when ordered 81.
Blank hooks binding with indices Of hand linen
paper surace ruled red and faint lined with spring backs
..sssF
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minent danger from the increased ser alton whks
members would bring back ~Hh ibsm 10 VII =
we are Atspts ibsi lsHti men rii dsv 50
aver, vh plans Of scincsiicn Those Uho hap, -, ~
~, tba,S 10 a,fsat The b,H Gb3ss oil hs, $50
a,o1, n. an trs. honorable 10 her 6tsb aCfsd
.ai ust i nI VII b, proposed ~ Mo a. yf1bch Va
atyd 10 set Il the Texas boundary al gptilo I've
,ett Ia New Mexico, that tut. bill ~ ,,oa, W
v,,1 "A. an Tho cun-en OF lie srlRos tTrn 4 49,.
. thaI al, the elearnls ol the com Tom,.x An
iua ~ pass :, para ey, aad Ie'haps with s,Aus NM,
uIshts,
For d = sake 81 a. peace Of the county aud Of b.
bbty Of dis GLORIOUS Union, We s,ncetely hopo II
move so; but this effort requires oaniness psi
an ,uuaniniry Of temper. pslfiouc and a loIty -.
which worthy OF the high de'tiny Of our counfy '
Let MS add in strict justice TO Mr.. pearce that \, a.
contribute TO make the amende honorable and to a,,
the pacihealion OF his country May we dare 10 h.
that he will equally render some aoaement for the bo.
which he has inflicted upon ourself Certain il i, A.
when he made this effort in the Of the ComprOo,.
we did moi hesitate to do him justice, in spite Of Ii, :
very agreeable terms in which spoke Of hi. de,,
The omnibus bill
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY aoaNiNG. MARCH .. 1901

or u. rALsss, the American Newspaper Agent !. u p
authorized agent iis paper the eiss Of h"e"", ~ '
and tAhe advertisements
required BY ms f"e''" WIN
regarded 40 pa nleuls areBoon, sonsfes- suo"'
New Nor Throne building Philadelphia no"sst CORNER
Thifd d Chestnut streets - ty........, ...,.,
f VIA. GoVLpIs RcCnd, Virginia, oar general as'1'
Virginia. by travelling agents A. fuLlsS ana
TapaAs. n I. \ H~t|W .EH.##. 49,
uy-Mr o. w. JAAss, No. Harrison street, Cinein"au oho'
oar general asen, the western States assisted ny
T. SsIrH, j. 4. Dssr, JAsoE TArLoR,J W. AkssrH"r"
LooEs W. R1.sAr DE JosHuA WApswoErH, ALfA H. LA"''
and A. j. saiLEr ......f ........ ..M.
m-sir skRY Lgwts, az Montgomery, aiabana IL ou Boh
eta ira Alabama aud Tennessee
y g. yAsss, NO. los south itnth street,
pha general travelling agent assisted by MessS WV H.
WsLp, Jeas JAsss DKEnsa A. xxx WELLrsior,
f. A. EvArs Jons T. JupKss LOCKS, Jos BuTros, 1EoxsE
r BuTros and THOMAS ID. NIoE. ......w .r# A.. VII.
0y-Receipts either Of tbs above will be good
nfEswARDs SANFORD Co, express agents and bankers IN
The United States London aud Liverpool have been appointed
agents Unon" aud authorized TO receive
paper. Their Office in London al NO. ~
Gresham street, and in Liverpool at No. Columbia hundihgS
This concern this country with the wen known
Adams Co.. agents. and entitled to s conn
dem. of lends abroad
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BARGAINS, bargains can now be obtained from, the
ID kinds Of winter goods,
take stock
pre- March We following goods
W be sold and under:
pieces and parts pieces beautiful style figured silks
s dark coored watered silks
Is glace silk, light and dark colors
u do light dark Tuc sans, goods
this market nj the prices
dress patterns very handsome brocade silks, at
patterns rich Mora Antiques, for evening and din
M dresses
In mousenes, Cashmeres, Meripos have remaining
~ pieces figured Cashmeres, beautiful patterns
- do rich mouselnes, extra fine, dress patterns
fine French Mennos in various quantities, ends of
pieces.
We respectfully customers, especially
above descriptions Of GOODS opportunity
can obtain bargains. ... ......
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Feb l2-taw2w
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A House Of tho first class for sale.

splendid
recently finished. beautifully situated the of
healthy location and good
Its position the different departments central
equdant best markets the city IL
commodiou o several OF the chambers
20 square, The pao Al feet by 81 and height
Of ceiling 10 finished most modern style IL
spacious bath afoig hot cold and shower BATH and
also contained therein the fixtures beautifully
finished and tank Is boheas The kitchen
hall, parof saloon, and
dining IN Tor convenience and comfort
nothing The sthbing house, and COW
house have been built, and include
conveniently
Ma JAS. gAUEN.
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NEW California Millionaire Association
IN thousand dollars Capital, VI OU
limited To be obtained by influential
capital special partheTsj admitted IN
conformity revised New York. free from per
liability future the OF VI o0o cash. and
issued therefor cent annually
prospect doubling whole, in safe operations in
mining United under the direction and
troll of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As General Partner and Chief Agent OF The Company,
..... No. II Wall street, New YoIk.
other responsible parties throughout the Union
United
aud association, TO be employed at DIT
points,
available the ma and freight TO and
from Europe Asia, Arica and the Americas. 49,. -
very large increasing business dong with Cantor
Pacific and long the supply OF gold continues
goods WIZ astonish ihe
liberal and calculations therefor And Is 70 meet this
demand thereby thar being formed IN
der aud style Of u HOLDEN d Co,
Mercantile, Commercial and Commission Merchants, Banking
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ,O0o,0
Eell
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ELANNEIS, Cas.tmeres, Cloths, Ac.-We invite The
of public article here enumerated,
reduce by offering
of all kinds of wooeus. We
parts pieces superior Welsh fannes
grades
pieces medium and low priced hannels
silk fannels, ladies' chdTens
10 pieces fine Saxony hanncIs
5 hea hanncs gentlemen's
do fancy coloIed French nahneis
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, kc.
fine black French cloths, very best grades
10 do medium and low priced cloths
do fancy colored cloths beautiful shades, for boys
10 black French doe skin cassmeTes
% do sannets, assorted qualities and prices
With articles genemens useal
will offer this lower than be
District, either for cash customers.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Feb -.Hav- lwtT
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MEMBERS Of Congress, stranger. .ojourning In III,

MEMBERS of Congress, strangers soJourning In the
III city the being and OF the city and ncehborhood
who Of kind OF furniture dry goods
quality reasonable prces respectfully
formed be suited To their satisfaction
Pennsy lyania avenue, door of 9Th street
We have store full supply Of
Tapestry velvet Brussels plain BRUSSELS three
tapestry twed and plain Venetian carpsungs, with
all the above all grades both English and domestic
Oclolh for doors, which TO fl hail.
according any diagram furnished
Also, OF curtain materials with all the necessary
for their completion, which WILL desired, have made
tho size OF windows be furnished that they
hung in fifteen minutes. ... ...... M. ....
Ao az table and chamber linens and
Counterpanes, toilet wine cloths, coilies, ndcs
All which, the latcness the
sell than be had other
be purchased distance WI.
ship point the Union without ertrn charge
Feb l9--eo3uf CLAGErT a DODSON.
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ton BY ACT of this sort the soldier must be nevi'
ably swiDdled
MIR WALKEs. and resulted-yeas TO- nays ss-as fol-
YEAs-Nes.rs Davis of Mississippi Dickinson, sigs
Of Wisconsin, Dodge q Iowa Douglas Downs G~in'
NAYs-Msssts AEeh,son. B ,dser, Baldwin, BIN. Bet,
sen, Bysnd Blight Bun Cas-, Chase cta,ss, Clay,
sos' Ewing fptl Gisspe fanIa huus Ja,ss "a asoa.
Miller MJrton, Norris, pesme, Rneu, Ruk Sebastian,
Seward, Shield, Sturgeon, Iurney, Underwood, U ham
So The amendment was rejected. a' 1.us.rg s#l 7.
The question was then taken upon sngtossng he
amendments for third reading OF the resolution; which
resulled--yea cas- 50, nay l3--as follows; ..r #..
YEAs-Messss Aichisoa, Badger, Baldwin, Is u. Der
ren B1dand Butter Cass. Clarke, Clay, Clemens, Copper
Davis Of massachusetts, Dawson, Douglas. D,wu,, fooe,
Norris Peace kanou Rusk, Sebastian, Sswsd, Snled-,
Sturgeon. Tarney, underwood. aud upham-a! ,-,
NAYS MessTs Bright, Chase. Davis Of Mississippi,
dye OF Wisconsin, Dodge Of Iowa Ewing, Feich G~n,
Jones, Kinf, Smith, Wales, and Waker-l3
So the resolution ordered 10 third reading,
BILL FROM THE HOUSE, .s.
message was received from the House of Representa-.
tives BY Mr. Young their Clerk, announcing 10 the Sen
ate that the House had passed the following bill and ask
ing the concurrence OF The Senate therein;
IL r 462. An act making appropriations for the sup
port OF the army for the year ending 3oth June 1882,
COMPENSATION TO MEMBERS CONGRESS.
MIR PEARCE, in pursuance OF notice, asked and OBJ
tanned leave to introduce bill Is. 4s3) TO amend ACT
entitled An act allowing compensation TO The members
OF the Senate 10 the members OF the House OF Representa-
tves OF the United States and delegates oil Territories,
and repeating all other Laws on that subject which was
read aud passed TO a second reading. a.
RlLIEr OF PUBLIC PRINTER.
A message was received from the House OF Representa-
tives by Mr. Young their Clerk announcing TO the Sen
the House had passed joint resolution Tor tn,
relief of William M Belt and his assignee Thomas
Richie, and Tor other purposes III which the
OF the Senate requested.
CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC APPROPRIATION BILL.
Mr. HUNTER, from the Committee Finance, to
whom referred the bill lH r. 46l) making appro
praons for the civil and diplomatic expenses of govern.
nenl for the year ending the 3oh OF june 1852 and
other purposes, reported back with amendments. and
asked It's immediate consideration m.."
The Senate proceeded AZ in committee of the whole
to consider the sad bill, with the amendments reported
thereto. ...r.. -.
long debate followed occupying the remainder of the
day. -
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A. - q. A. ARMOUR,
DIAPERS IND T.IILORS,
No. JJ3 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,

No. 3J3 Broadway, corner of Duane street, vi
Above tAe Irpins House, Nee York, ..s..
Il their assortment Of new spring goods patterns
& ,s %a up moderate ' s s. and sS %
and vestns Of latest impoaons elegant light silks
There are three sia as.. employed in
cut '" ana ay and S1i DC
order with accuracy and dsspaeb and in s most man
everything TO ther taste aud perfect o. always insured
were 80 much admired at Castle Garden have awarded the
hrst premium by the American Institute AT their late fair
no tn. lover. Of good Fruits and the mmrer. OF ane
have for Ssy 5000 eo; sGos Ds ss ao ep
flavor and are the best ornaments for garden. or grounds
400 enss. snp ps so1 shs ss .u ". Ss
Ornamental shrubs green-hou and paor plants &C.
kinds The choicest tina, the American and European markets can
Iinve those who good plants
make their selection possible before dispose OF them
mand. .E#..
Trees plant. well packed aud sent q America
For. Nuserymap, Flora Hill, street, ofM.
MR.. Mrs. HLAsKo Informing
Academy the saloon Of Temperance Hail. street and will be
opened day from 10 O'Clock, O'Clock Except
Fr ss Fancy Store, National Hotel .,. .
FURNISHED Hons. or Furnished Rooms.-The .dy.r
nser has neatyfurnbed brick house in central
gentlemen.
par, leased accommodating terms. on
application 10 .....aaf ..... -..---- =.
" DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec 2l--dn Corner 10th md Penn
ICOSOGRAPHIC Encyclopaedia, NO. IA, Just Is
''''' TAYLOR MAuRy s.0
Mars @ MaaE##I.a mn # booksellers, 9th
HH# second Courss.--DanciAg Academy. ,#l fI.E
AR. y. Liable has o
wi Washington and Geogetown second dancing
for the will commence Thnrsday January at nv
Days taon; Ws-hinso Thursdays,
days Georgeown-Mondays and Fridays. a#l tu "t
Dec 2S--dtu ~ rfE g4gE. +. = |4.I B.# .44 ttA#-EG
HOWELL j. BROTfIEIsy, Mann Gacturers and Im-
III Baltimore Batinors Invite the attention Of
and To the extensive
bvsrs winch they
receiving from their mannnetory embracing fine satin Paror entry
aud chamber oak statues gold and velvet papers with
large assortment of low priced paper
Yard wide window paperin great variety call solicited
I~-Jlm u ( rfIUN
IUSr finished, splendid silver tea set md bss"ts
u loof silver forks, ladies' butter knives
mustard aud tablespoons hc OF our
tue, which warrant equal in fucnoss to coin
We snail to-day another fine assortment OF elegant gd
Watches diamond and rich Iowely which we isv. a,c
attention, ..H
a . ...a..# r. NJ w. GAIT h BROTHER, i y.
~ P.np-ylyena avenue, between sth and 10Th streets
agL# THOMAS WHITE,
EfWu .a' t5. BonnH h4.,,,tocfsrr, a.t' ta.'AtAt
Al south Second Street, Chestnut side
Feb i3-dlm
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EXTRACTS FROM THE PRESS.

from the New York Globe Of F.b 4,
Ma KucnIE-"The aborer is worthy Of hi, A.
hon stf not tnuzze the that tire ddeth out ths
md other adages effect establish as One al
raj principles o. equity, hat every man ouyn
r,ceiye an adequate compensation for service peon
II this prlucipe be undisputed IN transactions betv.
man and man. how emineutly proper Is IL tn powai
poyerpment should observe II llberay-ge nerousy a
De aiinps wuh lone individual Mr.. Richie undsaNs
Ia. printing Congress, and finds that o will lose mo-
uy lie contract Upon what principle Congress rrh
,nly refuse give him Just compensation Wa do ~
know nness the principle which regulates the petty l,I
of the buck and shaver be the rule oeg saiyo ae
Every honoraue, h,ghundcd man, where he msks,
contract with iaborer 10 butld house. do apy az
work of ma ynnde, II be shoold te Satisfied compW,
of the cont wuu Degsar and ruin the cosu
20 cut him of with The compensation stipulated wou,
fac, a-prac.d he fethsed TO the pensaon
something like equivaen, for the service peond
We know the obiec ons used against such inca sue
iustice Il viii be said that Congress will pose irse M
orlion Ne Welt, IN our OPTION, Congress had better
nudefed sometimes than 10 be guilty OF injustice once Nj
man car doubt that Congress would at accsde 10 M
,,de Gus. We think that members who, in such can
can acI from such motives do not justly appreciate e
position or vocation. There ought TO be agnaamv
IN the bosons OF distnR uishsd Legislators than w,,i
heir for political differences in this small w,
But /, is iueaLly m conductors OF the press WIN
nal conflicts seize this occasion TO indulge their a
Tor veng their veteran and venerable cosdjapr
and laborious Efforts TO prejudice his claim mi
crafty an ignobe by the rifce OF honorl~
man patriot generous adversary, meritoIious Dub
Inc servant Much abhor the political prncipleJ
earn .on and of Evening Post should despe Out
selves il, they placed IN snar circumsls wl
tho Mo Rucnie hesitaied 10 award TO them ur
same ustice would administer that patriarch
the press #e.. t#.E#.
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TRUNKS. TRUNKS TRUNKS. A. LUTZ, saddler, har-
trunk door east OF the National Ho
article in his line of the
Workmanship, wichhe will cell a, his usual low
prices
In addition his former large stock Of travelling trunks the sub
public that he
hand supply all the kinds and Sizes OF his
northern manufacture which purchasers who desire
embraces all the late i'm
provements, will have difficulty making selection.
Repairing carefully done, at moderate charges -
Feb 22-d2w T. A. LUTZ
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believe to be correct which shows that in adop TO the
item 10 which have called The attention OF the Seaae
we are falling behind what in ls49 in the land
policy
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i,iTIZENs and strangers In want Of any goods VIII
" find their call have Just return
ed from New York with large aud complete stock goods among
will be the choice and select styles OF
goods Bohemian cloths, and beau
Fouad silks choice patterns, silk
haw, Md gloves, emboderies, with great
elegant and useful articles TO menon
pleasuse sincere thanks Tor the
liberal extended and will everb the aim OF my
self and assistants to please.
G. w. VERIFY,
Pennsyivania avenue, opposite Centre Market