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TIRE TX.
pf,rts1ov DcLa c0ysT1TU7TON

Art f4l.-Tout amendment cette Constitution
pent etre propose an Ssnat on Ia Charfbre des Re
presentants. 81 I'amendement est accepts par las
deux tiers des menbres eIus dams chaqne Chambre,
sera lnsere au proces-veha e vote par ou ct
par non ct lie ecetaire Eta lie fera prbIier en- an
glas ct en- francais trois mois avant Election gene
fale des Representants la Legislature, dams IN
journal moins, dams outes les paroisses de Fftiat
on il Sc public un journal. l. ameDdenent a,nsi
propose sera ensuite sonmis peuple Feection
generate snvante sill approuve eft rattle par
Ia najorte des electeurs il fera des lors partis de Ia
Constitution. 81 plusieurz amendments sont propo
sss en- meme temps, lis seront soumis an peuple de
maniere CT que les eecteurs puissent voter pour
contre chaque amendement separsment.
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MEDICAL.
D aALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR 3:

EsaLLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
rffs ORIGINAL ONLY GENUINE Ne Compound sss
ss.@ zen % ,9s s Ssas S ss
saa maHg y Is s Saovn dss, e..
30 Dep az 9Sa as ig hat souad
slnnsn 70 which .e aps Of man sAoe' "
5 ss lex e fss' h! y.
see ee a srons ~ as:t shps aPity.
Il sii S5sd qpoa ass vii asard
OIL 5ss ga all otse medicines haze Jailed do s.
5sa e ass s.s 's.sssy -''''
ssss + sss @ e.. II .sso si e.
# is 1as aaiscsd from posss.'io-.
son al parts 81 the counsy
PILES.
= e. ~ f.my
. sssaz ss 81. s, s s ssf
s 10 r s. @ ff sas
rsd dosss 1t 20 purpose Ms.nxhsls
fs Il asa oigsa ss s r1
oss th rssoaa e men r. s g az s
wing + hs ''s'snfa Il e V Wssss
Gilainusd 4ib mcutt. rs4T. -
2RYsIPELAs
FarErysipeaa PAIN sxTR invaluable.
lie. may the disappear i.s 4 ia arisna
eorpetey .ad
eaecs thorough cnre
sntH - Z f. $500 r
sass5 ss'5 iss 's sds
sPgssa I'd t icy .ss q ~ ~
k vas e5er @ .sr and M Saes. a. ss .eE ~sa
n s sssn soa I'd uhsa
MIA J.asa gV desfrs l rss 70 -
TRY DALLEY9s PAIN EXTRACTOR.
H. Z
y %sas Pr. Z r; r.
r. isss ssssss
Tsia elfes ssa. PALLETS PAIN ExTRAcron
ss:! ss
sa-s aea addsd % tie sg Is.pse
ssg attention Of The sassS shs ~ q ;ss IN
e5 q m or. CONSTIPATION OF The LowELs
TG ;e as s, and ,ss - d. re-
fas @ e ! M sGbge ss fer ~ iae ss
d a. sss ;;s.ias a.: n;
I'D s.s r. ias ssss s,ss
& IL ss'a ss Il ss. ''
| SORE NIppLEss
M ssy M for H. s Is :ss
his essiy DALIEY's MAGICAL PAIN
sSsi r i. asd with that meat
Albany April i'''' FEVER SORES. ''''N'''
ss st l ss s sss .psa u .a t.. f.
- .sss q .as ss D 81 q q
hen 10 nv great whole Of TIL
aive ny entirely healed and have nothing Of It st asoa
ne. bhADo~A Ia iS'
Henrietta, Monroe county, N. T. Nay s, 1888.
CUTS WOUNDS AND SORES.
Tbs effects EXTRACTOR truly wonderful qusk
DOES renrove all heal the injury NO SCAf
REMAINS healing old OF long standing is IN
! anralsed. ,o..
@ sI r. .ss r s. e. is ::
ss,sw h9 ,i ssp nut, Ts TSgns hsf.n
t OIL Taure Ay several adhesive plastsrs bat all
uarpess. commenced - uss OF
DALLEY'S NAoeaAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and III - and Inflammation eegan sdnda
,ndha MOI entirely lief.
can s,uadsntly pALLEY's MAGICAL PAN a
ACTOR being superior thing havs usAfes
moving psin Inflammation. A.. a.
Shin Carpenter by trade and shall be willing testify v
rt1so Of times whsa rnds On sfaakk
Avenue is whsreI give MY dsrsd
Yours, truly, JEtf AfksoN -. 'Ash.OS
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.r1se. q q II N Err z EITsu -

COUNTERFETTS .ABOUND!!
All other falsely EXTRACTORs Countsffs OF
SIIEYs The sell them hope that ~ stealing
they ~ induce thsir
~ vuss euprs clss. Buy OF none but our authorised
" ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARES UPON TIE GEN
TINE AND OBSERVE THAT TIE NAME, H DALLEYi De
~ tITEs WITH A PEN N DIFFERENT C0LORED INK, ON
rae ENVELOPE OF EACH BOX, AND THAT NO OTHER BE
w Dspc. United stssse all orders ssad
viii re promptly executed. a. 4 p ~.
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
Izl CHARITIES STREET, Newtresn1 arr,
Where ali Dealers Of LOUISIANA AIAsAMA Ms-
sIssIPP KENTUCKY TENNESSEE and the City ouiss
- -A'--A - - John W2iGtTT i CO., -54
.aassu General Agents for said Tertiary
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EoHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF FAR.


~ sAPAalLA.-This, a7asaie es .reeaS carr spP,-
SIS hsa-s ;heasai' sSs dss s.T S s ssas Il e
combined It ID pa. up III sarss bottle sa =,
1tas n seEs % M a nG n =
PER Ii IL fa When
grs a,e & S 5sod II ass
M 6 ssi 1 FL A FU y sf a5EsT "
My s3ss m gg T asssas pesa.sd
It sS s @ is
sossa-- forming spouad proueas the
curative .F''' e 6tss . ,r, .
Journal Columbus Ohio thus speaks Of
as equs Of Baas Comp. usa I'll.
mouths only VIII tie very yins ss.s proapsse hRS
aas &c s4ai sa
Al Bsat taf SE a. rsaisT M
4psl' sss woNpEs OF TIE woa RI 5,vs Toe. .ss.u
M b. own SsF ApothesTy
LousvlLS, NJ, .-ea.
g III ST. liz si.a 9 md d h saw
g % ,,sosa ~ ssa II sso al e 20
md vita shss bottles OF ~hi' gave ms n0r'
accommodating yoar ssnaparia t. tbs
N-@@ ''--- Vary respectfully, J.H.owKr ND.
The oSTis and see what Ai' may be done Tor hs"n
my ~ Ioas .sss hass been
sGgd ssss ~ ~. e, ys ;hs
sssa me- nj hesaI. .Ss
psr used hnvs and hare
ssf' p. @ RRs natl isAM
| uniontoEr. unior county, KY, NAV IL, 1913.
FROM DR.. WAL t. PRENTIss.
@ sf po5s ss ] cs ss
ndes:a ss ns IA .Ss9uss so o
SfSsss TS s T
oa III: int oesgssaa
1swisporss ~ .osssm6sr is4,. - '---7
NOTICE 70 FEndAlEs
!shn Il s sa sss sas''
s Ss s ,bs s p s1s
+ go
sss, &: Eb fs s..m
sTs as checks
and fs ss 1 use F ss AND I'd.
as s * Sc ls sses
s s' a A o s sssaa ss aHs esisARs
% a5s' LIZ e osa 1 so palsh
sarasPa found to sFs5 ros ssas i s sn Al
a sEagTr esF as;. s. :Es ..s ..., 50,
Nv often 4 De @ % sss h
.. sd is sseg Materials q
s Ss ss &. ssRff 7i's =. e
sSss
Sy enjoying ysry particle bilious diseased nas
II H. ys sf s1E
90 i r. .y asaa i ss.ssss ss
T. Of Iii psints Hizsarss oe the setaa rsnet
YElTEs TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED IN FAv,
lie OF ANY MEDtCINEl W
a. N aooRE.' 81
&a J9Ms erlt haye no hsatsen = saSng us. osisTe
Syphilis and Other catsneous and 5snausr ahsea
having with number OF the asevs
- Louisville, December 90 lstl JAMES NJ MooHl
vs. sir ouN your Sasspsria several
% Of effect. confident 1t 10 OF
rast medicines that be made foI that disease
' ncsiss Tssas,s saasTaH'rs al further comm
spnM DR. L. p. YANDEI.I. PROFESSION OF CHEMIST
the list Of ingredients ohn eus
pound Psls and avs hssitstoaia saying that
@ sis Compound and Aas PROMISED well IL ehens
I'VE wbieh 1t is sppicasa L. 7. eANDELi- a.
49,. Loeisvile, lure 6, lsts. NJ, :,
-t of II Leasslis 81
al ''-f''eS' - loursvi-rF, ai.rch 20, is
Iha7e examined prescription The preparation q Jena
R4 well pzcaaea &c ns ~.
~ asve paslic aud private PIsey rs n ~
SA sse,s oi SsrsapGris III ssi,sis Marine Hcsri
NJ ~ ss,rzrs isiiy vspTs disease through th ~
health ARD yeutsi wy" sa' '
aekea asrsr thee tss torment aad
Cersestes senps from all tIee!ehs oa ysrv psss
otti T1nnea.a a7sE the g1Rhss' JOHN BULL
Id | Scld wholesale a.d - .,s he usglJh
AMT, principai ofes VI soRi'l aie0' 49, -
THsR the - - axa,sV for ths BIl's
Up Seraoaa ,lhnx go \, se'p' ~ JOIN BULL.
ipeel- sAa vii PisaSs al soah street. Ecass, With
Texas g The P1Ss i.. sss sas "a a. are
IS. J, "kisHA "o"A ISI CT aRTREs sfRli
9Hf' Tvs ---------------
- nHECIPITATED PHOSPHATE OF LIN In,
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xEuRATlo D. HEWITT, PIANO uszEserss

FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. SO camp III
street NewCrleans respectfully request th1f7 II
attention. Of public to his large and eslsns-sa
descriptions alec bis well se,se'ed issoI1me O.
makers in the United ARD
EUROPE among which are of a. sODARI CO.
OF EewYork, son, NewYork and fiaf ~,
the following kinds: 1kANl 81
Mi GRAND PICCOLO PICCoLo oBLI3UE AND sQpAhh7aT.
NJ The most celebrated makers world combining all the LAT
may of the subscriber stye Of
They will be sold 81 manufacturers
prices MUSICAL MERCHANT Of ali kinds and N ANY 4lhnt
constantly hn
brought to the SoutherH
hic arc offered reasonable rates GulIAf tG
,nrs nv WILLIAM SON from the meat approved sPNi'
WODES the first class ami warranted
aard the CLIMATE subscriber hs had .
he Music Northern cities well as
details Tue oshrSs
Sol(hert
and lis fsce are that he will always have on hand
stnrL Of ali Kinds INSTRUMENTS and the ATtSi
Most ABLE MUSIC. Tie Musical Public rsupeetiui
hs sis leo. ~ EoRhTO D. HEWITT, Camp Rs N u,
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TIRE VIII.

Art 1911 sera eu un surintendant de linstruc-
ton publque qn exercera SEES ionctions pendant ue
perode de deuX annees Ses devolrs seront p3escIs
par Ia oi il lie traitement que hxera la LIE
eisature. Neanmoins fAssemblee Generaie pourra'
par un vote de la majorite des membres elus aux
deux Cbambres, abo,r la place de Surintendant de
rnstruction publique, quand ellie jugera que ce'te
| place nest plus necessalre
| Art. 1856 -LAsseulblee Generate etahllra dss
ecoles qratutes ct pubques dams tout tsat ct de-
! yra pourvoir leur entretien au moyen une take
peuerale sur les prophecies on autrement Lac mon
ant ainsi percu obenu de tsute autre lagoon sera
dstribue entire les differences paroisses proportion
nelIement nombre dentants iiotes CT oiaaos
gu elles renIermeroht, Ell oe ase iiu'd"e Pun "
sembGe Generale.
Art l37-Le produit de toutes les terres conce-
dees usqu'a ce moment par lie Congress des Eta's-
Jnis Get Eta pour lentretien DIES ecoles ceai dc
outes les terres qu pourront dams a'ehr cure Gun
csdees GU leguees fEa, destination exPresse,
ct don't Etat pourra plus tavd dsposer, ans que lie
produit des SUGGESTIONS 6chues a L Etat conlorme-
ment Ia oi, resteront en- la possession dc Iat d
tire de pref fornerent un rente perpetueie aon'
rEat acouittera annuellement rinteret ralsoh DE
six nopr cent Get neret JOINT Il celui rems par les
i | Et,,sITnis Get Etat titre de depot, en- vertu
S dune lo du Congress du 80 jnin 1885, sera ailecte
ans que la totate de la rente DIES terres non'ven
e Dues i'enreten des ecoies puohqaes' Ct ceIe ai
i location restera nvio|able.
l. Art l3S.--Le revenu provenant de la Vente OF
toute terre accordes iusqu'a ce moment Get Eta
r. par e Commencement Federal pour Fentreuen un
! maison dedication, que la vente ait dfja eu lieu
qu'ee saccomplisse plus tard. ansi que lie reyen
n provenant dune donation quelconque fate Eta
dams lie but ci-dessus indique, iormera une rene PEI
n6tuelle don't interet raison de six pour cent p'
~ an sera applique entretien dune institution de
ii tinee aux progress de la Literature, des arts ct d.
la sciences. La Legislature pourra voter aucune
e pour appquer les fonds c-dessns men,onne s;a
la autre but que Ia creation ct TRANSPORTATION de rms
e. tuition susdte.
de- AIT. 9-L'Unverste de la Louisiaue, stuee
la Nouvelle Orleans, maintenue telle gu ellie
d. maintenant etabie.
c- AT. 140-La Legislature pourra voter les Il
ire uee ugera necessares pour reg ementer ulterie
rement PUnversite ct favorser les progress de Ia
pe ,eratnle lie la science ellie dependant
se oblig &c de concourr par subvantoh Fshttst
un do i Univegsltt,
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Aeobyes y Raesrrtsags0ss's
AGUERREOTYp AND STOCK DE
~ - - - Nc CAMP STREET.

This esablahlnen having been thoroughly sepa
the attention OF the pa
their Portraits furnished OF ali sse
mt rost superior style and dulsh ,,.- ,,,.
n fed out with complete st Els
abes with and Tablets for twenty-five dollars
Guek working Tubes Plates american and Freeh Cases Francs
ada battle hsrnicas With article rssd "a u
SSTERs EoTYPE BUSINESS constantly hand, and for a
-' innS 4
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,1o pRopERTY OWNERs. sTEAMBO AT

EEyO PROPERTY OWNERS, STEAMBOAT
CAPTAINS, PLANTERS, ete.-rhe undersigned would cll
attention 70 the celebrated BRfDGEWATER MINERAL PANT
which is to be ureausled FiRand W
PROTECTOR sn unsurpassed for out door painting q every desc
ton The call certificates and
~ u boer-hi x W.,
2l States OF Louisiana. Alabama Misssppi .i Tsss
n AND VARIANTS PURCHASED -s.sgi1sfs
4 OF LoCATED.-Hoiars OF Iani &aETnnta 4udsr Re-
ssh September, 1885, lIsa ssEIpa-v ts4t-
hs By usElae application tue
undersigned. - .-.-..:o,
I Fhoss to sell. have thes %
the choicest puhie @ and gsIsons nssoaa u O. san ~ =
Lard i:csssd, by apglg;ps.e . ,s ,,s0x,s..sss
ssiA ss0HS WAL AsHSIsS 81 'NetNN'sS's'NT
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n, n. e.. BlezeaC.

OFFICE AND YARD NEW BASIN CORNER OF lVLIANL
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
BRICKS, WHITE SAND SHELLS, LINE, .,o,,r \. 800
OAK, ASH AND PINE WOOD, CHARCOAL t'.e'c
cl.ApBoARDs, siii i AND PIcKErs. tei'
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street. between Perddo, where DAau ERREsN
MINIATURE PORTRAITS taken at short notice snd 81 20
beauty expression, and put III the nea style ID tn 's IS
and than other fm in The city, The
pretor past avors and from his ices
lion the Business
years These hopes will insure iaerable eh4ss 81
patronage. le2l " JAMES LSSA"''t
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CONSTH TUITION
DE
L'ETAT DE LA LOUISIAN E.
pREAM BULE,

Nous, lie peuple de 7 Etat de la Louisiana, etablis-
sous ct decretons cctte Constitution.
TIRE PREMIER.
u 4 DISTRIBUTION DIES POUVOIRS.
Art. 1er.-Les pouvors du gouvernement de 7 Etat
de la Louisiana sont divses tros departments dis
tlncs.
Chacun de ces ddpartements est confe un corps
particulier de magistrats.
LIE pouvoir egisatlf est attribute d un corps part-
cutler lie pouvor exGcutif autre corps, ct lie pou-
vor judciare 4 un trosieme corps.
Art 2,-Aucun de ces departments, nj aucune
personne rempissant dams Pun d'eux une place que-
conque, nexercera les pouvoirs qui appartennent en-
propre Fun des deux autres, 81 nest dams les cas-
indiqu6s ci-apreA eypressement.
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THE UNION; WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING MAY a. 1852

Union from which delegates viii gather Batina
delegates who cannot fellowship abotonism and win
not sympathze with in devotees The votes OF these
delegates will count 10 the presidential nomnaflon to
DO made there, and the Tribune them for its
didate Hence It's present language To claim " the
uiumphs OF General SCOTS friends the primary cleo
tons as triumph Of -sotsm," would be unmask-
Ing too soon. Il might drive away support which else might
be lured TO TIA candidate IL is easy thing say that
the nominations of Gen. Scott has been advocated
freesol grounds with any reference all feelings Of
opposition TO slavery" IL sounds well and in esuitical
sense may. some extent be But that the who
speak in his behaf who have managed the primary cleo
tons and been wholly instrumental la securing delegates,
the ayowed advocates of free soisn" aud act with
reference to feelings OF opposition TO slavery facts
which no honest man will deny. That they have openly
assumed to act solely upon such ground and proclaimed it
through their organs, we do That they have
done so Is only because such would be unwise
with reference % It's Influence the action of other States
II Is as yet reg ded by them the best policy profess
stand on the old Whiz nlAILorn-
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Clearing the Decks for Action +!

We have noted frequently The summary manner in
which the leading northern wing journals in the interest
OF Messrs. Seward and Johnston have inatel to the
wings Of the South that their room is quite as good as
their company in the Wing Convention-heir aid not
being at all necessary 10 the conduct OF the sectional
canvass for General Scott. But we have not yet seen
anything on this point plain spoken than the fol-
lowing paragraph which find in the Philadelphia
North American:
In the statement Of Mr. Fillmore's voss the States OF
South Carolina Georgia. and Alabama omitted be-
they have elected delegates because also then
not snffsd 10 representations The eonpention
much as the proessed wings in the last States voun.
tary surrendered their tofmer limited organizations and
the first has hardly had the name much less
oganizaon OF wing party The electors Of South Caro-
lima chosen by The legislature and the people have
direct voice in the election Of President"
The above appears in elaborate article, detailing
with the minueness and confidence OF exact knowledge
the relative strength of the whg candidates. and contain
ing internal evidence that its writer stands in the mos
confidential relations with the wing managers II shows
that part OF the plan TO nominate General Scott con.
ssts in ruling the wings OF Georgia. Alabama, and South
Carolina out OF the convention! Ant-savery and sec
tonalism looking up when they shut the door in the
face OF the wings OF such State Georgia. State
which has heretofore been thought be worth counting
by wing candidates.
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by J. 9. MoGUIRE, Auctionesr.

NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ES-
9th between Pennsylvania avenue and street.
BY of the District OF Columbia
for Washington county, made in the wherein Samuel o. Gun
nngham John WheTs and Sarah
Long, defend
ants the subscriber appointed by said decree will sell al pub
lie sale Friday the 2ah day O'Clock on the
all those parcels OF ground lying and being situate
in the city Washington distinguished the plat
said lois subdivision of the
OF lots Nos and square No fronting 81 feet 10 inches
and running back with that width IS feet inches with the build
which consist OF two
story brick houses stores.
The above property desirable business part Of
the city immediate vicinity Browns and the National
Hotels and offers capitalists favorable opportunity for invest
mcnt.
OF sale, prescribed by said Decree oneourh
Of paid and the balance g. -
49, and ~ mon purchasers bonds bearing
interest from the day Of SALE with security to be approved by the
Upon the full of the purchase and interest,"
the trustee will the the purchaser in fee the
OF sale complied with within after the sale,
property will purchaser All
conveyances at the expense of the purchaser.
CHAS 8. WALLACH, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
I6--2aw&ds Auctoneer.
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before asserted, in the main united upon pfinei-
ples. though not upon and inasmuch as principles
are more important than men, we have sufficient conh-
dence in the wisdom, dsinteresedness. and patriotism
Of the different democratic candidates and their support
ers to believe that they will find difficulty in sacr
cng individual preiensons the general good, and in
uniting upon some one who shall be at the most
geaeray acceptable and reliable exponent OF those great
doctrines OF paci6eaon and Cancellation which
professed by the universal democratic party
We are aware that the soundaess of our opinion has
been called in question, and the truth OF
lion in regard 10 the unanimty OF the party denied.
But il seems TO us clear that there exist differ
ences OF importance in regard to principles in the dem.
ocratic ranks. Isolated individuals OF ultra views differ
and will continue 10 differ but il does no, follow that
these representative men, that they can control the
action sentiment of any considerable portion of the
masses. On the other hand, we know they cannot The
democratic party is not ultra in lis doctrines lis views
il is eminenty concilaoy and fralernal in all lis dis.
positions, and it is entirely unimporant 10 its unanim.
ity whether the few scattered opponents of this that
preposerous uraism agree disagree. We repeat that
every day and every hour furnishes fresh evidence OF the
prevalence OF the best spirit and the most cordial under
standing among the democracy and its representatives.
both congressional and conventional and for confrma-
ton OF the truth OF assertion appeal TO the result
OF the proceedings at Baltimore in the course of the
coming week
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"L,ght-more light san"

A BOOK FOR THE TIMES, entitled Life south or
Unee Toms Cabin IL sbeng Narratives, Scenes, and
incidents the Life Of the Lowy;p by W. l.. Smith,
The object OF author the condition
rude cabin daily occupations pas
slave, mistaken
pulses and msconcoved views of the northern hanhrop &c.
&c. represent passions
displayed the humblest societythus
showing lbat the the Stare least
class OF people, the painter, whom jus
exhibited
everyday life well calculated win the amiabc judgment
the world.
win be published July next,
contain about 500 limo beautifully illustrated The price
will be 81 so.
Early orders will with first attention.
Good active wanted to sell the above book.
receipt 81 so viii forward copy the above book
(Which sample copy by mail paid
place in The United States exceeding 500 miles from Buffalo,
Chicago, Cincinnati, New York
by mail be prepaid, according the post
Office law Postage this about IS for each and
500 miles
Wholesale prices saeabe books which
agents, will application paid
q. H. DERBY co,
MAY 95-d3lf Book Publishers, Buffalo, ~ Y.
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ny j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer.

(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTs.-By
decree Of the circuit of the District Of Columbia
for Washington county, made John Dono
hoo and William j. Donohoo complanan and Harriet Dono
widow and staw of John A. DonohOo,
ceased defendants the subscriber trustee appointed by said
will public sale, Monday the 3 day Of say
3x o'clock the lots Nos 23 and 81
No 69 fronting each 80 feet north between First
Second and extending back 100 feet e0et alley
being valuable and well building lots in rapidly improving
part OF the city of Washington.
The prescribed by said decree, One fifth
the purchase TO be paid and balance equal
twelve eighteen, thirty
secured BY the purchasers bonds bearing interest from the Of
SALE security be by the Upon
Of the purchase and the ratification
court will convey property purchaser pur-
chaseIs, purchasers In fee.
terms of sale are not complied with within six days after the
property will be res0d
chaser. All conveyances expense of purchaser
CHAS. 8. WALLACE, Trustee,
J. c. MCGUIRE Auctioneer.
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