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E. RABAssE.
C.. Dentiste de Paris. -
Maintenant a Napoleonyille.

Ayant compose .un .ODONTALGl
QUE qui guerit radicalement les maur
de dents ct arrete la earie,a 1'honneur
den faire part a ses cliens ct d'ofrif ses
services aux, personnes qui Peuveh fen
avoir besoin. .esal b.ae
Ainsi maintenant: plus d'extraction,
plus de souffrances, ct preservation cer-
tame ct facilc. as, ifs5a eab xasa
GIL va continuer ses voyages CONNIE
il les faisait ~aupafavant. [44.lb
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WAGONS, Carts, Timber wheels, &.
mode to order, at reasonable prices and &C
cannpi.ting terms by applying at No II
'.0nalso1ville. 16
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49, 100 FOR SALE.--At No II.
WSWr DonalsonvilIe One or waggon

One Horse Wagon,
TOUR OK carts, four bagasse carts, two shaft
certs. lAil with iron axles, superior make.
Three carts, wood axles cheap, Twenty
tour canal barrows, six side barrows. one
second hand Barouche in first rate order.
double set ofharness. All the above will be
sold at 9 reasonable price payable in mex.
December, in sugar, molasses or money, at
the discretion Of. purchasers.
Donaldsonville, june Goth. 81
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THE Fl

e. E soussigne Went de recevoipn envoi de
aaaa Ihes a%ssortls, lnportcs para compagnie
connue sous lie nom de New YortCa1oa Tea
Company, etl'ofire en- vente.
ANDRENGINGRY,
n2* Agent della Compagnie, a bnaIdsonviIle
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VENDRE.

MOULES a boucauts de 81 ct 80 pouces
AvA do barils de 20, 90 liz, q, 81 liz
ct q. 653a
do demi barils de is, Is liz ct II.
TN assortment complet d'outils a t%onnelier
des meilleurs manufactures.
Abon marche; pour du compliant GU du pa
pier bien garanti.
IS avril ISL. RICHARD ct TEMPLET.
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DIR
4. GENTLE,
n EEOs'Ne ~ ut H. "a &C.

Practices in the Fifth judicial DISTRICT
in the parishes of Assumption, Lafowche
Interior and 1crrebonne, and will give par
ocular attention to law suits that may be en-
rusted to him. sl5,nlf
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G. zAP CASH STORE
NO. IY MISSISSIPPI STREET
NVlLLE

TaHE subscribers respectfully
. their thanks to the public in passsE
and their friends in particular, for ths ssIa ~
raj patronage. since they have comnsn ""e
business, and they hope, that Constant cea
ton to business and u%ntiripr a. a''en'
please in the selection Of their pood, TO
to them the Unlimited CONT, VIII
other as'sssal4siktsssaas a. sex u.
for sale, CHEAP for CASH, a splendid assert,
ment OF gentlemen's clothing. boots. hats
gloves, hoses, brogans, nullifers. gai,ers
c~ravats, &c, &c. Scaaieyv Amor
English and Spanish saddle s. briaIs
and ma rtingales Of oyery descriD,ion
A fine assortment of coopers' and carmen
'l1nsIins. fine red, blue, yellow, green and
fiannels, ladies and misses hoses
gloves, CATERS. c~orsets, black kid and last,
CATERS. white kid and satin sinners
children's shoes, boots, CATERS. &c, DC. I'll
which we sci! at the lowest market m;cr
or cash or approved paper.
RICHARD & TEMPLET
January 18th. 1851. ~
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EER du Tenessee;d de differences dimsn,I
. do do d Bouilloire, rivp,s u 'oNs
ferentes dimensions. .... o'
Pioches, pelles, haches a main, a ecs,,:
bucher, ct un assortment complet de on;1 a
lerie. 'aD'
90 barils de clous de Boston, cordes On ~.
POM du compliant. tNe
rs ayr:l 1851. RICHARD ct TEMprpn
FTITRES de $40, 1912, ll-]61 10
W 14-20: premiere quaIite.
800 livres mastique, peintures. huile Of
terebenthine, ncir de tumee.-A vend,o Hht,
marche, pour du compliant. s@F
% avril 1851. RICHARD ct TEMpr,,
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FOR Worms.
The celebrated J. WiHcr's Canudi
Feumifuge
EYE T
DIR. Thompson's Celebrated Eye Water
PILLS.
u. Wright Indian Fegeta'' &c Pills.
Moflats. ;. 8,
Brandreth's. ;, ;,
liorison's No. l and 2. ;.
Graefenberg Vegetable. :.
L, P. T%eneur's Gonorrhoa Specific.
Tooth Ache Drops.
DR.. john Bulls and Townsnd's Sarse-
parilla.
BY retail and whole Sale at lew Orleans
prices.
Jaynes Hair Tonic,
Maize Hair fluid.
Reaches and Ra: Poison.
CALL AT No. II.
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CHEAP CASH o
No Is

'AtSs'>slpp' { Lgt3nrehe streets. Donaldson
j. JARHi. wholesale and Retail
D""icr IN Hardware. Groceries. Wine,
Liquors, Preserves. &c.
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N IS

shs&sSYpf 4 L4f"rche. DonoldsouriM
Dern'fr"incnt recn ct a vendre pou,
"t' compliant: paI lc sonssigne rrinturc
blanche ct vcr'e. TIireImntinc. IInilc dc
Ian, lAtharge, Pincranx. Noir dc Tu.
NEE. Gondron. Br;ti, Rt>ine. 4
81 J, ,JARRT.
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English:
French,
|
American
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baltimore and ohio railroad Baiiors to WAeeiig
.s"s th-fa uA hs iarge and splendid steamers e hs
or,o" hne on ihs OAt2, asdthe stages 20 Zanel &C.
HIS expeditions line being thoroughly completed
finishing al the Board
exeeirni ofdef The attention
ected 10 It's superior
s fosd Is oi the mot supepdous and ehaacter
1be express mail train leaves Baltimore daily
runs directly Through 10 Wheelng $3.50 me ia 10 W hoars In
GUIDING all slopags, arriving there
leaving Baltimore al 3, lay lodging
morning /" g|tAI@ .9H
M aud D m daily meetug baltimore Wash
Baltimore, = s' = 1i
AZ Wheeling the unrvaied Union line,
which have just been completed for this form
ION WIN the and down ohio Gin
einnai and Louisville, where The Nashville,
he ST. Louis aud New Orleans packets taken
Ing further t8 = on
Passengers fr Columbus Tor who prefer Gin
c'hnat and other OF Oo The West d
Wheeling In The Ohio excellent
over be best part OF the National road to Zaneye
by railroad .la 1908 fi....a : r.. gHf5 ri
Passengers for Welsve and Cleveland by steamboats, and
railroad win also 1nd this there being
places Nsl.7 sta h-~
Or Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeing
no charge ior transfer OF passengers baggage. y.
Fare y through ticket with right lie anywhere oh tho
roue) from Washington Wheeling, 90 50 Cincinnati, Sill
TO I,oaisvi!e, <i2 4 ~ #Hf i,
Tickets be had OF Mr. sist0n
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the
WIN. PARKER,
May lt-dT General Supe rn,endent.
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PURSUANT 10 resolution Of Board az ,us
metropolitan railroad and Ia conformity iegsIa
a,s o. ue s,as Of MaIand passed te January sas
entitled An net 10 Metropolitan
n notice 10 hereby st
shares OF stock having been taken
me organization OF tke
lions TO e capital stock ihe said Metropolitan Railroad
w be ieoPeoed Wednesday 2d day
kep open IRON the said 2d day Of June July
elusive, om ie hour OF 10 O'Clock, the
said Of
respectively heretofore by public
that duty. 4fH III -1TT'f ri
BY order Of tho Commissioners. #a
w. w. sEAToN, Chairman
Francis DoDoE, Secretary.
The National loisencer the Union, and Republic,
ngton; the Advocate, D. G.
Bamoe, will please insert the above
week I'LL The ID Of July. Tho Journal Rockville Montgomery
county the Herald Cizen and Examiner Frederick
n Wing Mddletown the Odd Fellow,
aid and forchigh the iiasersown Mail
until the % of July.
June 23-eotd
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sK ROBERT ARnsTRoHs.
Fsuqsier White s~ips.ar Spring

fViy .sitss .sss of Dstrsei of cohnsia
b.s esabishHrcat yters The
nsS'is9 suAuss OF I'm esi~bshed
are eAssaed . IN sssf ts the State The buildings
ooa and psoss extensive paved walks covered shaded
esssrsss hand secured ample
supply ~ tbs which county
dating will endeavo make the
able possibies N-tnt .I1a q -t.h
Tenss OF board fIows end
for tsee uapn,s, for months, so
two yo~ks 3oi one week. So per day 81 rs meals
each 50 cents Children under years.
half price No charge Tor children under
day, SU The very liquors
having bren obtained corkage of 81 boe, and
larger quantities. viii be charged sha be
place BY Others. Bilh payable weekly. a. a...a -
This Ale xandsia WARREN
and the leave Alexandra O'Clock
except Sunday, Waenlon hours
where hrsta'e line will the
10 the Springs and bali miles Adamzed
sxanda traiu
Baltmore An two
and 10 Beaicton in about half
rate line stae coaches Will take the
Aisxsndra tho sPrng Travellers who come by Cor
donsplc viii have equally good CuIpeper Court
house which place they leave y and re 10
beason IN thirty minutes, where them
immedsey 10 the Springs thus making dairy from
Braieioa, and from Wauenon, spngs Persons
may breakfast at the Springs dine and
exandrz and the Springs srrae dny
by ihs esenng train from Springs
y .sas a.ss - ssss, sy s,esss
peper Court honc, and The Springs morning.
good line Of coaches viii spuss 10 Nav Market ee
times week. connecting Ganess Cross WIN
chester line. @ g. tsssst t7s 3.7-7Ts'' 80
@'s THOMAS o FLINT.
JUNO Ff--SawfwH Superintendent
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TO oUa suBscRIBfss

mo ss1ns Of person VIII syop
Ssy~sn' Of the Subscription be made in advance.
SUBSCRIBERS money letter po.lsKs Cd
m Dc paid sy all BY ourselves In iis
oSoNIhf rArEh pabiished III weekly duias ,h. .sss
''o" o. Congress- sAd .sni weekly during .ns recess.
'ps oi period lees than year viii be received o.
'sf"s "orofnoned to the above annual rates
oU- PosTMAsTERs authorized 10 .r, :. o, -. :,
sonans US yiyE DAILY subscribers $50 .ne.a a, NV
Semi WEEKLY subscribers. with &a5 essosd or ,Iy wyrxIy
.absenbefs, with $40 enclosed will 10 one eooy ~ ~
same edition as they furnish subscribers fos s,as
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ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb 1l-coly President Boa o Trustees

VALUABLE and improvcd Farm viclnity of
Washington for Sale The undersigned offers for .Wood
the farm on which she redst certainly Of The
valuable and highly
in the District VI Counba about miles
flee best leading the city,
Young Add,son Barry
Jenkins, bsoo and the hospital
hundred land hundred
cleared aud cultivation, and residue heavily
cleared land well enclosed divided fields
which failing
lime ashc- stable and have been
with effect within the last three years. all
state produce hs,vy There o
land, well timothy
in whent. The a
comfortable dwelling dairy
gardeners harm, outhudbgs
the purposes Of the farm. Possession o:
buildings will be Immediately credit will be
desired, for portion OF the pushasc money
For further particulars apply John Carroll Brent
james c. Mcclure,
corner OF 10Th who're Of the property may
on the premises
Feb i0-2xwtf ELIZABETH BRENT.
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United 81 ,tes Patent Uftice,

~ - ~ N -"- " shingon, June q, l63J
I'M the petition of r. Dmpfr of Philadelphia Pennsylvania
praying for the extension Of gta"ed him the
twenty eighth Of Decembe 1885, blowers
for furnaces for patcn which
takes race the eighth day of Decembe eighteen hun
dred and hny three, (ia53)-
ordered petition the Office
Monday, the nh of December ~ O'clock nl
notified appear show why
sad petition ought to he granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO file In the Patent
Ofce their objections specially forth wiring
days before the oi hearings all filed by
be used the said taken
with rules the office, appl
cation.
Ordered this notice be published Union
tegeocer Washington cy Philadelphia, Penn
yivnna; Post PtsbGrg, National
New Yok and POST Boston, Massachusetts, week for
three successive weeks the h day Of December
the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
PSEto Of the above papers will please copy and send
bills the Patent Oice with paper containing this notice.
June 29-laW3W
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Lebanon

Law school OF CunSeriand U,Aiversiy, at Lebanon.
Tennessee. A4 fis#
FACULTY. tfrn. Abraham Cau,hs late Of crcui,
Judges Of Tennessee tt r.1eNt Al
Hon Nathan Green late of the Judges supreme
OF Tennessce si.3 .H .. -#. = .-# I-
Hon. BomdeId L. Ridley, the State.
Judges Caruhtrs
10 the school, .i@r- Il. .EH .HI'
Plan Of istruton II. Daily examinations
bo0ks. No
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
dents suits on statement Of facts given by tile profess
and them through 9 the
practice Tho cases are framed 10 reqnirs them
Deeds wills records aud all
dence In the trials Some of the by
supreme which held monthly and
public every students
m jurors circuit Judges
pacites connected with their suits.
Sessions The ns Sep
tember, and ends third Thursday February
the succeeding Monday in February
Thursday in July.
Erpcn per sessionTution $50 advance contingent
boarding $50 furnish their own books
which can be- hud in the Lebanon bookstores.
Four sercns complete course
dents enter advanced class No prevos % required
mission There four Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There 10 moot legislature connected wi the school.
Number Of students the last collegiate
ROBERT l.. CARUTHER5,
Feb 1l--coIy Preside Boar Of Trus
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RY letter. .a'ent secured isi9 patent
wonderful discovery in medicine
ticiy Of day. relieve shock
rtananeouy acute such head and tooth
ache rheumatic pains tic dooisnI and BY their mild bat
unuous and percePtble body stand
inssnc oes paralysis complaints
Acdisnppear ashy miracle They have applied with The
children
called testbux difficulties
dsordss the bowels They
tons decompoe water defect the needle short
all The phenomena of powerful voae pile The
ducins effects about
nAa his LIFETIME, guarding HIMSELF family and ends, ac
thatnumbef of diseases which md
ticiv perfectly safe and wonderfully speedy
ca 50. -
Incredible may facts any person can easily
por4nce
AoAhony of Medicine of Ncw york
ped medical colleges, Bees
and Wards Island hosp,tais, Brooklyn Hospi,ni
Royal College
by Acadene Rationale de Moaecn imperial
inssous Of the highest order including principal hospitals
-
The
feet fSusA a hhc institutions
Of . most eminent and distinguished profession
IN both hrnphe<es and tnvi- public Examine
for sesauae cer-. of testimonials,
cured II New yesk Eaope obtained
onpe They will be forwarded of
Uped States In answer to prepaid inquiries containing three cents
postAse STAN ...l ..#'. j sTEINERT,
- No. 35 Bro.d~,y, corner Of Prince street, New York
ntiamsIe Cnailes and Wm Capari, "a North Gay street
8-A3m
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oYrICE ARMY CLOTHING EQuirAoE,
Philadelphia, June Ia, 1853.

Philadelphia, June IL, lS53
SEAt ED PROPOSALS. WIFI be received at this once
Until 0o'ciock Of the 2Ih day July for furnishing
deliverable
The uned sae' Ciuung aud EquiPags Arsenal
Quantities required 3lrt October
0oh yards cotton duck. 2ex inches wide, weight lax
per yard, for wall and common tents;
900 yards duck 2sA inches wide, weight 10
yard, for wall flies
900 yards cotton du k, - inches widc weight ISM
yard Tor hospital tent hier;
a" Of which must he OF domestic anntaciue and conform in all
to the standard sealed in this once
Samples Will sent by mall with additional information
the subject whien be desired by manufacturers wishng
offer proposals.
Ten Of The delivery will be until
the sia be completed, which be forfeited Uni
ted States Ia OF defacaon the part of The contractor in f
filling The terms aud sipnlaticns OF The Contract
Contracts will be based accepted proposals. for the ument
Of which IN securities III be required.
Letters oud be endorsed Proposals
Array Supplies" addressed 10
G H. CROsMAN,
June 21-3awt10 July Major and Quartemaster u. q. A.
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TO Ty,AvELLEr,s.

Superior and Eoononai lin, swe,n arser Ferry anA
Washington CITY NtfN
THs well sno~n .~in safe, ard comfousbis packer
Captain No'nef V"rs runrisv
Harper. Penn, esv.s Hasc-rs Ferry O'Clock, M
Nr.,,,
MAY, vssrinG day regularly
terceps ssnAay,) mahinG three trips week = -
Pasense favorable and ccoporoic,
oppSun snoyins besof scenery oft, by
light =
From Hsryer. Ferry to Washington ~
May as-dsm'
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Proposals Erecting IIoaso, Sc, Will
mington Delaware.

June 4, 1898.
pRoPoSALS viii be received this until the lat day
of huGut at O'Clock noon OF the
onhce Wilmington Delaware, sccordinF
Autographed drawings printed specifications prepsrd
der the direction al this depsnmsnt Amn H. Young the
vsns architect thereof and dated February H. said proposal.
be for III. whole bnR the different kinds OF
the work department ,s right e proposals
hereby invied should United
Eighty Ave o the the
furnished according ,ad ssceained
win proceeds, hf
retained until completion and the
~ the work. Ac., by he superintendent
copwso. will be awarded only builders mcchanc
the thereof ober
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury - be forfeiture o the same
Every be paued by wises Rnssntee,
responsible (cehed
Un,-d States district Judge OF the district which The
reside bidder wi required ~ his props.
with md
Sufficient securities the Of sls 600 for It's faithful p~or
=. 2 20 f \. +
Logsped working dswina and printed specifications
he had and examined and other information oachns The
posed work be ossned this
the custom house w Delaware LEI 1911. n. Hs
The addressed tn the
Seer cf the Treasury endor-ed Proposals for house
at Wilmington Delaware ~ viii he opened O'Clock
the day fired for receiving ~ the
""orrs, " any shalt he present t# tlH lLt-- a#E
l. JAMES GUTHRIE, Fl
'"hsH AwtA"rl Secretary of the Treasury.
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IMPORrANT AND VALUABLE INVENTION.

NAND5 AND CUMMINGS'S BRICK MACHINE PhTENT
~ Rights for saeMcbae Noursc city,
appointed the exclusive
rights in the above machine
nounced BY practical bckmakers throughout county
os machine Tor the that produced
cessiuy worked by the application Of power, sea
wateI horse Wih two light orses the clay tempered
the same lime brio
manner thus eiceing In apdIy any
for thai purpose known. -I aIt =
The issue Of the American patent only delayed until the
pared for territory rvs
good O the - ~ 81 :.
Apply by letter, post pad Office
streets, the Post Office Department.
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rrHE ATLANTIC Railing Works Manufacture the
i " COMPOSITE IRON RAlLING,p uneqnaled In beauty,
strength, snd eatiron melted
the rods and framework of wrought making either light and
graceful like
WIRE RAILING
od like cast irn Each panel being thus made
solid having crevices The moisture Of The
affect rusng work Designs viii b. sent
10 any address, postage free.
II Pees from so s. nea foot Railing for pub
lie private grounds versndas haieonies hc Re-
for by +H"t@ GEORGE FOSTER Agent,
@ @e#-. .9r# JOS broadway, New York.
N B.-G. his authorized to
sell newly patented railing for Atlantic States.
Ap I'm INT
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NEW Spring GOODs-P. w. BROWNING, m erebsn
~ tailor under United Hotel, bes
Of the cizegs Of Washington strangers his superior and
we'll selected o French cloths.
for tn. Being dtermned
~ out The fullest eeni & popular principles o low and
pupcuai he w offer whole clothes
$50 and So and thus the necessity
called Stores" for lie
securing OF goods be either
quality With thanks his friends liberal
The same. Mu3i-hxwn
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~ fh7'tHes. ssf TREAsuKr DErARTaEKr June ., 1854 y
HE poposss received for the parts
men, q March y ioa were such h.,
excavations, rubbe aud work.
~ s % 60 s " s a @
Of ck u TO used for brick appears fully
Piaa.on. op iS,er offers Noes i. there
fore s,ea s WI Be Received at III.
work the Building furnished wrought,
dos "ectay % secure i in Il. pace and
he brick work. baekng The work
quality Of NeS Albany W nas WHIT: aSs
stone q the option q :. the
being aid 10 the baidina and Of quality all equal
per.ins odss Of E. Wiiam sapsn
tending srehtect cf said building Louisville Kenucky
hard deep cherry color every way equal
no. sys G sss & q as Sss! Sas,y AL tho labor work. and materials
and aons prepared for the by the arcb
The poposals for both kinds Of work price
y me original ds.sn plan and rs bid for
he reduced plan aud bd for under
Of March o. s and be separate for each kad Of work.
The department the right the proposals
No except master builders or meehsn
ics aud The assignment teeof shoa
PER accord
BY . w be p o 70 e 20 s
iss ss pr s ss be u" The build
Eysry po aai must be accompanied by written guarantee
signed y, Two ponshls (cehed be attorney
bidder vii required proposal copied, enter into
Any work 5000 for The brick work.
for ths aishr: performances ofsaid contract
- exSnnr and proposed
Saa be os,aaed application TO Tho experimenting architect
Tue popo... department, addressed the
- and viii e opened at osoel % on .s. day
aIsa s sscs'vins u,s bidders
Juns 3-2awtAusss Secretary of the Treasury.
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DEL kno,.n 20 all whon IL may conoern, thnt the
undersigned win, according of General Land
said Office for
OF following land office military do
29l5, t6 J,U7i 3,072 3,65 3,S6
53 1905, os 32 $685. aud tA4 the original. Of which Ia
revolution, and belonged 10
decessed and have been neither located
patented, but casually lost or destroyed. :. . = .
oher heirs saw VIM Reynolds, dec d.
Rtcpuosp, April 81, 1853. "
An - Am
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NOTICE OF REMOvAL.-To customers the
public generayWe would peculY inform
a Of goods have taken Of the
being H. msdscy opposite Cen
Market between 7h and sth streets and contemplate moving
the 10th August-the IL i calculated the
viii be completed In making this
good and their
The and
central the city, and The plan Of The stores well arranged for
light width having been constantly
planning think purchasers of dry
goods We shall
probably stock OF goods
The District comprising variety from the lowest price to The
viii offer such inducements
will q share OF the public patronage.
We shall this offer Undue
their Our stock
assorted styles of fancy goods will be Of
exceedingly determined when
with entire stock Of goods
w. SHUSTsR CO.,
May 2T-eodlmir Seventh st. the avenue.
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lower .....s...sr .si.s. IL
Az rers and newspapers must thoas, tbs Office
No bills of lading will be signsd day of sailing.
An experienced surgeon Is attached TO
For freight passage, apply
aHN MOLLER, SAND, 4 RtERA, 20 South st., Y.
I. HEGa e. A. HEiNCkEN u Co., Brs,nen. .r
Ft MARTfNEAu, CROSKEy, * Co Southampton.
WILLIAM fSELIN, Have.
Jan HtsE 'TlH1 1854. ~ EaEf-
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Notice Of the Establtshnaen Land Districti
la the State Of California.

WHEREAS by the provisions Of the Of Congress approved
w March Sd, 1885, entitled provide for survey
he public lands IN Cania the granting of presumption rights
heren and other President United
such time ,nes In his public
interest imperavry and IN The sbeHce
state into ree and distinct
shall
cling respectively the Upper and Lcrer the UP Middle
LoweT portions OF The State and whereas full consideration
public
land districts shall be established that States
Now, FRANKLIN PxRcE President Of the United
States OF America, do hereby declare and make known that
California shall be divided land districts
lines Of public parallel OF
upper
dse shall be established at DKoIA and that Tor the
io~eT Sisfriei al Los
my city of Washington twenty
day Of March, A. ID. 1853
BY the Pre- sdenti
- FRANKLIN PIERCE.
JoUs WILSON, ,Commis sioneT the General Land Office.
Mar 23-2awamo
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pwO NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, elyhiy
situated modern style hsuss with marble msntes
&c. containing eleven each, snd for
Pnvaie gentsel ny viii be rented favorable
punctuai tenant on application to
Y. NJ sTRATTON,
@@@ Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
South side Pennsyir 9th and l0b
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