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~HEREAs. by a Joint Resolution Of the Late
extra session Of the State Legislature, APP
proved February It'll, 1853, . certain amendment
to the Constitution Of the State IL proposed, which
Joint Resolution is in the words and figures follow.
ing, 70 wit;
the Constitution"
"BE IT RESOLVED ny TIE LE1isLATURE OF TIE
STATE or TEXAS, That the following be proposed ~
an amendment TO the Constitution Of the State Of
Texas, TO be added to such amendment ~ Section
3. which, when ratified ~ provided for by the
thiry.sevcnth section of tho seventh article Of said
Constitution, shall be valid to all intents and pro-
poses as a part Of said Constitution:
Sec. 3. That In case n vacancy shall FROM any
cause oc~l A. In any of the Offices mentioned In the
first section Of the amendment Of the Constitution,
the Governor shag appoint some suitable person to
fill such vacancy, who shall continue to discharge
the duties of such Office until the time of the next
general election established by Law Cor the election
Of State or County officers, and until his successor
shan lave been elected and qualified"
Now, therefore, I, +. Harnslrcugh Bell, Govern
or of the State of Texas, do hereby, In pursuance
of the law and the Constitution, order and direct
that the above rccitcd Joint Resolution bc publish.
cd in the public prints Of this State, for the con.
sidcration Of the people, mt least three months
previous to the next general election to bc held
throughout the State, on Monday, the first day Of
August ensuing. 81.
tHu i w IuTtucT OTucT HHu uUcCt tho SUtcl
Justices of the several counties land In case of
vacancy in the Office Of Chief Justice, or inability
of that officer to act, then any two Of the County
Commissioners, to cause polls to DO opened ut the
several precincts in their respective counties Oh the
said LIST day of August next, and the votes Of all
those voting for Representatives In the State
Legislature to be taken for and against the adoption
Of the said proposed amendment. The Chief
Justice of the several counties land IN case of
vacancy in the Office of the Chief Justice, or In.
ability of that officer to net, then any two OF the
County Commissioners will return 10 the Secretary
of State complete lists Of the names of all those
voting for Representatives In the Legislature, which
lists must show who voted for and who voted
against The said proposed amendment, az well ny
the names Of those who did not vote ut all upon
the question, as a majority Of the whole number OF
votes cast for Representatives throughout tho State
seems to be contemplated a. necessary to IN
amendment Of the Constitution,
SASSekx In testimony whereof I have here.
AW& unto SGT my hand, and caused the
:A great seal of the State to DO affixed.
NSS Done ut the City Of Austin, this second
Outs day Of May, A. d. 1853, of tho In.
dependence Of tho United Statcs the
nth, and of Texas the 18th year.
BY the Governor, ]. II. BELL.
Tnos. II. DuvAL, Secretary Of Stnte.
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What can be got for Five
DOllars!!

The undersigned have entered into an arrange.
incu' by which they agree to furnish the Knickcr.
booker Magazine, tmouthly,) the Home journal.
(%weckly,) and the Musical World and Times,
weekly To new subscribers, AT the very moderate
price OF i've dollars II year for the three publica.
tons all orders, enclosing that amount TO Dyer
X Willis, will be promptly attended To.
SAMUEL HUESTON,
Pubtshor Of Tie knickrbocker.
NORRIS Il WILLIS,
Publishers Of hc Home journal.
DYER 4 WILLIS
Publishers cf he Musical World and Times.
267 Bro,ieaV, N.,r Ysrk.
Grand Literary and Iriistic Combination.
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Mh"lsbAtH AM pNEhu nEAisp " uSg
nLtiNh& JAHhfRJ 4 FANCI gOUftN
t>T tos,us ttaa, aafoansss l.. ,hs .,t,s.n. =,
w letisscsA, snt b. niessis rgaeysat. ,bai hs
hss tskcs u,e ssess u8dst N. Nsse,ss lah uhcsr
csefy ubtee 10 ~. hne siH h. s,sasgl ., ,hrss =. III
sny ~eshesa market soi a ausse sstlc4 .{n 4,
~ ~ittqsi = feA guarantee akseh ell .natAe a..
psftAsSr o. tss 9th ~snsrseeee
fs a~snstasent = e~oSaf@ets. ssi as hegns b ~
spsssosNeei s~astost ~ fosut ha@ IA sos,4as q Gn
sgYks ~ - sSsos~
\ wugp ~ rHE TRADE
Ne hss ap3 sta Keep a general As@aigarnt u
a. sassses's ts-5s shd n~sstessals al ~ ~ l.ms
q8sFs res ISvees - Al ksab ~svTsagvl srel 49,.
naaiei sz sesser upaaiiss ~ ~ ehafge asa8e
ENGRAVING ,t,us s~sise
lsfatsta. ssa - iNs8ely
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VIZ Cyfssy vsAafs ~ sioasaies rsanss hasisg
y ~ as syra 1efts. A y 1854 srl~4nsel me
A5sSsRssssss4 offh< hSsAls - ssass iissier. se'A
"a Irfrsss hAstns sasies sgsissi ssii kssase haasl
rFestts sAstp g. se 3sthts 10 sissc yre-st4a ty
he, sEs ds,aots ssG uaks ssasas5ssis p~a,uaoas.
JAMES J. HODGES
GesrsS Zen, Z 'sv ~
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WYLEY'S SOUTHERN LITERARY DEPOT
AND GENERAL AGENCY.
/ 50. Charita sfreet, Ner Orleans.

II ~. CHdrfes sfrtef, Ncr OrRedns.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received for Iitell's Living
~ Age, American Wing Review, Knickerbocker,
Democratic Review, Spirit Of the Times, and every
other paper aud magazine published in the United
States or Europe. Orders for hooks, Paper, Sta
tioncry, Type, Sheet Music, Garden Seeds, and all
other Goods attended to promptly. advertisements
inserted In all the principal papers in tho United
States, and Accounts collected.
~junet-iy Il. w. WILEY.
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NnortAntf rotsoNs--it Is all quackcry to
talk a'rou, A'irgaiess vegetable medicines. INV
'aost violent poisonS arc derived from ycgc
tables Nicotine from ~totacc,, Acouitu nom
W %olttNne; Strtchnino itom NuS ycmica
pttSsic acil from various vegetables; beside
the deadly alkaics Of all plants
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= IL stpsS ~sEsssso@i 81 she lsts hr~ssc ~ Ma,
- ,Aszs t,ss~s a wase ar ress@stoas tRyi,Sl
- csh sni 1tte .keaf ssseoat Aaa tssss A. sssast
y Rocicl sai ,asNsey ssss ~ bad u ~ tpgf
esey Ell siars ,hs4s trehngs ASST th.As sserss snd =,
,As .ssse uFss l.tr q tsscset 10 necd
s,evs4f~ ts~f q fsSesf
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pspt1ytNa uAss Aner ,ho iamR 81,
s,aokcl. pat ,ly,n lack la the haipN irvsa
which ,lay we're isksn. " Il j. Ia etssi oA.
,l.,ian 1he hsms wa} ges ~ sal,sE sui II
krIt covered With lfiue, neither tbs asg tos
aits csn tosi,a tttyna. s,d ,hyy wll tssusia
sweet and rossi until used ! am satisfied cha,
,ly SlsNc rvesiIV 4 surih ten times che
atseain, pod Co. a ycAts subscription % the
fssAfilA UAs~Veg. % AL who as 81
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Arrangements have been made To furnish the
kniCkcrbocker Magazine, the Numc journal. aud
the New York Musical World and Times, to new
subscribers, for Eve dollars a year, This Is cheap
literature, with n vengeance. The kuickctlockcr
u 50 per annum the Home Journal. q, ~. and
the Musical World aud Times. a.; making IS q
year az the usual rates, fha, three snch WORKS
can hc obtained for five dolars a year. is a fact truly
worthy tie Calofic age, which T. jusl now bcinr
ushcrcd Ia. ot the knickctltockcr Magazine, edit
by Lewis GAYLORD Clark, !, Is unnccessat, Ia
speak. for twcRty years IL has been the most
genial. humorous. and spicy "moailtly" Ia the
world and the present volume will lee better than
any which proceeded IT, The Home Journal, o,ttol
hy uec l. MusttS and ", u. Wills, L. vel. known
a. the ifc-t family newspaper in America anl The
Mfstl Void aWl Times, edited by Richard Sorfc.
Wii,ls, with Insel Mason, Gsn. ~ Curtis. Thomas
Hastings VIM II ilgsdhuYy, t;co. y RoaI aud
other musical writers cnntnihaiiar, and ehich gives,
autnog other thing. over saa worth 1T natldC auA
. fall ruutsc uf instruction ia isumoRy annually "
.hy ,cr, hos, musical joafnsl esct pahliAci-
Thcsc tive publ cations Wtl pp-t a raniily up o.
rrgeFl IN nearly everything worth knowing. At.
Niencp, l~aiet,ate. Masc. P~elntlng, Sculpture
lRtci,tasa% Discoveries, Wa. liaHu4, fspey. &h.
,ilnent tav Newest FsshhoBs and ,strs st,rscthsn-
tf IaHe-t Cisicv >rv Maslc fot The Sahta,h, sh~
thtfeh. and stre8de Rsviess asi Crscstns -
vU8cL Work. rcsfoFescrs and Performance
ia sbnFt thv vrss pAk sai cf.sssa d NNtriss. ~.
ctien1 iltsosN, natxg erA,, AT i~stsgtsfe, SID
Siegse i1clatAeg rheteser rau te giyrN u per
pstssh 10 fssp1oss iieAiths Afsesctscst anil ~sti
Iesiy,sss,u ~ shs tsmilS aoi h~lp ~ tsskc a hri,es.
-'.s. ars hsy4Sss, Was ~ 500 oeasisei foe hse
asssss
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\ trnc farmer Is = philan,hropist liz Ia.
lors uoi ouly To- ptovidv ior his own wants.
tUt lac !. nrwtd ., = constant deste 10 leave
the wptli tpt,cr aid motc beautiful lhAn he
tsuad il. and std to tho stocks u human cs,a,.
Fsaukin
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pkrH etnS

To sisbs ~ TIN sei sp-sst. he paper vsii =,
far,sshci Al ths rate ef tifo r~ copy, &c ~
t~f@cz Ns ttF 90 SreSoess Nausrss rsut q a +
asa.ss, b, s,Ya,sas. pses, rsla. IL
4 a .0nMAN.
Gs-&Ass. ~ a.
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SrrEE fnsSras AZ 80 Lana .eF rfRSra NJ
ga nss,Ar, ~ Sssica is4Aaa. suls. n, he has
the bess sAcs ~ kai.ssgas b. cseF saw Ia 'he
Tinted ~s4A,eS, ssewtng stea lard sssuased
with SUPER phaephsse a la,S
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Cssrss l,u. the Palma Chss's Is larre
" cssisys'ci W. sssae fafts - the tni,tsi
Sta,sa its usnA ~ lssaps aid machinery,
sfd ssfs lsfrsls h she sssNmWt,gstsrr e sssafHf
tsASs sal lsspg tsiui o~iisasaf ,ssn land iA
tfsss - tly great issf gsA - ,sw county
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TINS rsstts Pause !. patl.ael ~essly Al n,
hanshss. Ssssh sAsvssnA. ard - the .eis tSpvt al 81
sssa 81 ,hs Ssa,sera ssasss II "a tsrai.hea II sa
law rfsv ~ Two Dasarz pc s.asi,. insafisiss
s~issnce-sse sssae sctaS eus.rod until III. n.y.
u reviewed To sny fsrssa syssssas 1--WE sab
t>,s . ceg wsi b. seas GRATIS
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Tn tasn that n,sn~is ~. own haanoes. AMI
icie uahes l~cePies lsassnsss alone, has SO, .
ewat .ss1f sFnfahsfrers
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T. a, wurE, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y, so,ulKsN
Waite q southcrn,
Receiving, Forwarding and Com.
mission Merchants,
MbLtNULA-ysiIA.

llhsral Advance, meic ou shlpuents 10 ouF Cor
respondents Va Mes Orleans ahd New Work
j~aoet-tS
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Sttass eshassaas Ne s'-sse t,tSs t'sscs
49, ~steE - p4,Sgs eastaaia@ y ~ tsfss A
NlAs sui fycsiso I've ihg,e seeks ussg~s, fs go.
VaAy
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BY the Governor Of the state 81
Texas.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
Congress Monday.

SENArE.-The deficiency bill, having been received
from the House. read twice and referred TO the Com
mitiee on Finance.
Alter the presentation OF yarouspeitions, Information
received from the House OF the death oil Hon Alex.
ander h Buell., member OF that body from New York
MessTs. Seward. Fish. aud Hamlin delivered euloges
The deceased and after the adoption OF the customary
resolutions The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,. The announcement OF
the death of the late Hon A. H. Buell.. member of The
House from New York, was made yesterday, soon
after the reading OF the journal whereupon after the de
livery OF eulog,es upon the deceased by his colleagues
Messrs Jenkins and Ives the usual resolutions were
passed and the House adjourned
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Death of the Hon. A. III. Buell..

II is melancholy duty TO announce the death of the
Hon A. II. Buell., representative in Congress from the
State of New York. He died al his lodgings in this city
Sunday morning, after illness of few days dura-
ton. His death appropriately announced in the Sen
ate and the House yesterday aud the usual resolutions
in honor of the deceased were adopted His remains in
custody of the Sergeant of the House of Repre-
sentalves, and committee consisting of Messrs Wal
bridge, Wells, Preston King and jones' have been taken
to his late residence in New York for intermeat Mr.
Buell. enjoyed the respect and esteem OF every acquan
ance and his death is universally and sincerely mourned
by his colleagues.
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES,

weekly Journal OF sixteen edited by Richard
IL Willis best musical and
medium OF communication with the
public The 1os SIS WORTHY Of The
best kinds; brilliant and Instructive
familiar harmony, which
Of attractive musical read
OF celebrated mu-ctan musical his
truthful criticisms publ
performances, the pick and Of musical
foreign and domcstic the whole
forming complete valuable record musical Is
country Of indies wish
,na music hut stores,
pecialy attended 10
sending club Of five extra copy for his trouble
Address Dyer Willis publishers OF the Musical World and Times
257 broadway, New York
5ouprALThe subscribers also publish The
Monthly journal OF eight each
music (nakiDg
musical rcsdng matter The
Monthly for
musical knowledge and
should
be furnished the cheapest possible rate -
One cent? three copies, " ten copies, Vs.
IS; person sending club OF
an .rirs copy trouble. Address Drra WINS,
: N.B-Clcuymen wi supplied with the Musical World and
Times year and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
twenty 6ve cents year Il.
Agents Subscribers for the above named pnbica
Liberal commission allowed 80
subscribe the new volume begins on The
first Of January, 1853
Jan t3-d3m
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PATRIOTIC scEsE.-We were accidentally present a, |,
scene in the house OF representatives OF Florida 90
Saturday last, OF deep aud stirring interest Il being
the sth of January, the anniversary OF the battle of New
Orleans. motion was made tha, The flag OF The Union
which usually occupies position over the speakers
chair. but which happened be in one corner Of lbs
room at the time. be nnfurled and placed in its proper
posion. Another motion was made, and earned by
reclamation. that Gen. r. X. Call who was observes
to be in the ball. be invited to unfurl the flag The
General was an active participant in the bloody fed
Of Chslmei,e as aid 10 the glorious old chisan then
IN the full vgor OF intellectual and physical greatness,
and there was therefore, striking proprely in the re-
quest which was made OF him. He complied Gravey
and deliberately he advanced took the Has in his hands
and uniured II by the side OF the speaker when such
an outbursi OF patriotic emotion swelIed no from every
hear, present has often been witnessed in that
assembly The General proceeded briefly, with an elo'
quence inspired BY the exciting recollection. OF the day.
to address the general assembly for by this time senators
had locked in attracted by the capping Of hands and
other demonstrations OF qualification which had con.
timed 10 greet Gen. Call from the first moment be
stepped within the bar Of the house After be had con.
Guided, unanimous invitation was given him to take
seat on the speakers stand. which was accepted.
tallahassee yossysai. Jan Is
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Avery's Sewing machinesPrice only s23 l-Patonted
81.

THIS machine ACKNOWLEDGED by all used be
other sewing machine invented fr
simplicity stitch and
about 25 lbs from 2 $50 IL
will with the smallest thread muslin, cambria,
woollen goods all kinds OF
simple child 10 years Of under
rapidly, without danger Of its getting
do the work OF than 10 much bet
by hand The stitches
Of each much other stitch
cut holds strong 1t unlike and much
machine This machine
peculiarly adapted family and will do all
kinds and when known will be generally introduced into
families ard plantations.
Avery Sewing Machine Company perfected their
will
machines the shortest Orders addressed
CHARLES NETTLEToN, 2l Broadway New York, viii receive
attention.
Dec 23-d6m
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With the permission OF the Secretary of the Senate we
have transferred to columns the following remarkable
paper. taken from manuscript book in his Office II
rule adopted. though unetciay by the members OF the
Senate, soon after the establishment OF the federal gov
enment in regard TO their first intercourse with foreign
ministers arriving in the United States. Though the
origin OF the rule has been long forgotten the usage
which grew up under il has continued to the present
time.
When this rule was adopted. the Senate consisted Of
twenty-six members; OF whom. appears by the Jour.
nal only nineteen then present the seat Of gov
eminent Every one Of these, with the venerable John
adams, Vice President OF the United States at their head
agreed to the rule.
The States represented by these senators are indicated
in patentheses.
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uy &c. MCGUIRE. A.et,onssr.

TRUSTEES sALEoF ELieiBLY SITUATED HOUSES AND
LOTS, between Si ahd lsth strsetsby
deed vi seaEns date on me Sd August S and
A. 30 oo 500,
public highest bidder Monday,
February O'Clock, west half
ofo No ~ square No 25s onins q feet inches north
between
lO inches 10 feet alley buildings
which well built aud auto bnck
with Easements.
The will be half cash day Of sale,
balance In x MONTHS bearing
iron, day sale BY OF properly
The terms sale complied with IA three
the property ie and
upon All conveyanens at The the
purchaser CHAS. b. WALLACE,
RUSS
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
Ian B-3tawAds Auetloneer.
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ERENCH's HOTEL, of Frankfort and
City Hall Square, Opposite the City Hall and Park Fouptain
York city, bui and opened the subscriber May
s9 fted and furnished August 1854 He trusts that for
world other hotel this
nent only, Of which gratis They
through plated cocks There but bed
The halls every floor will be III with
This hotel B conducted the European plan
lodging rooms, they may ordered spacious
refeetoy, vicinity
Dec a-dsm II. FRENCH.
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Tor rent, the brick dssciiing-house formerly
occupied Winn Marine Barracks
Streets Navy Yard, Washington repete with every
gentee family with garden brick stable for
other IL sold, the
accommodating and if sold the
LIST May, will be for rent
sale Nos 3, and No. 1875 between
and
Also those egby Nos. square No. 49,
subdvded of 25 feet front each
fronting and three
2lst street west.
For further particulars appyto -
DE SEEDING WYLIE,
Seventh street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Jnn1
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Collectors Once, city Hail. Nov. q, 1854.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby
IN given of delinquent properly
and will be completed and published
about Of December
The Undersigned respectfully that the law allows
makes his imperative duty
by advertisement and sale OF all without
exception upon which remain
All interested requested
and paying avoid the heavy of an advertisement
RI ROCHE,
Nov g-eou Collector.
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WEALTHY AMsAssApoR.-Veli-P asha the new Turk,
sh ambassador in Paris is only thirty years OF age, and
!. 40 Immensely rich AZ to be called the Mussunan
ho.bschld II Is said he spent City million OF frances
on his journey from the Sublime Porte to The Barrier
FEioe. All his attendants during The whole ul
the Turkish costume. He gave away twenty thousan
dollars in gratoies 10 servants, Positions, and cham
bermaids from Marseillee to Paris 24
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FURNITURE OF am extensive Boarding house for
will sell private sale, early
application made, price, all the furniture wells
boarding house, being of the eigb
filled with hoard
who retained and produces from twelve 10 fifteen hun
during the whole The house
fifty good order To person dis
favorable opportunity could
be satisfactory applicant the will be made
liberal. Apply to JAS =, mcGplhE,
Jan 2l--eo6t
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THE senscs-D~arness and Blsndnesst by DIR.
J. kito.
aTbs work Of interest from Of the most leane,
OF revealing the OF
world which those live who have been deprived OF the
hearing
life Of nctivity q scholar
which living
iected His HIMSELF remarks
condition Of the blind, james MITCHELL Laura Bdseman
and eplete thought
presented the progress Of their training
I fCArsssia~ Obserpr.
KIrro,s BRLs Recommendations Series vols
u mo- 81
Vol. 4. Antediuvians and fsuiarchs.
q. Moses and the Judges
3. Samuel, SAUL and David
4. Solomon and the Kings.
Evening Series vols. ~ a..
Vel. 4. Job aud the Pocuca Books.
y. Isaiah and Prophets.
2. The Life and Death of Lord
4. The Apostles and the Early Church.
For GRAY h HALLANfYNErS Bookstore,
Sep lift 7b street, two doors above Odd Fellows Hail.
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We invoke the readers special attention to the inaugu-
raj message of Governor Wright of Indiana We know
not when we have seen State paper Astounding in such
pure and exalted principles of public policy-lhe good
old Saie-rights principles Of the democratic party
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To Politicians.

To Politicians.
ZOE SHLLNGToN, BOOKSELLER STATIONERY magazine and
AGENT city, published the Blue Book 1853
with salaries attached, Of all the United States
foreign consus collectors OF
agents. mail agents. and all the Offices in this
Union in the gift OF the President and his
cabinet.
Three copies for g. or 3Tk single copy.
JOE sHILLINGToN's Bookstore,
odeon Building, corner AZ street and Penn avenue
lar r. y
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CARDWe take this opportunity to return oar thanks TO
~ who already forward and
will be
all who have accounts with January,
balancing books for the Those who have
standing notified that shalt be
they settled very
26--eo3uf w. Nj. SINISTER CO.
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ID M HOOE n co.. Wh~scsale and Retail Dealers IN
carpetns, floor oil cloths mannEs rugs, enr,a" materials
sbeeunV, furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania between 7h aud 9Th streets washington
ID. q.
Aug
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oetobor rs. 1891.


Voted n~awmousfv las the sense OF the senaors) That
they may with proprety the first
after they shall be received by the President OF The sts,,,
and announced BY him 10 the public, in consideration
het being the representatives OF the and
OF their respective sovereigns and thai senators
pect to receive the first from all other inisters
Voted naarinnouay, That this rule be considered uni
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a MISSOURI FARM FOR SALE.

Inn ACRES IN A HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION $50
4UU
fenced
acres Of adjoining w. and N. W. side. story
due halt Young
plenty failing stock water inside the pcioe and several
Land all Of
corn wheat
and arass Also smaller adjoining The
Missouri,
within miles Of the OF Psc6c raiosd and
from Missouri ..s
viii sell great The shove properly, shall
PEELED sell a.
Pu-rs.ou he given any time snsr the purchase.
#.tt NFTs HH F@.sI JOHN r.. JONES.
Isl Washington city, attic Western Hotel, until
the IL, that time the premises in Missouri
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