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THE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD.

Under an impression derived from what was
deemed good authority, it was suggested in this
paper, some days ago, that the difficulty of finding
reasonably practicable grade across the Catoctin
mountain for the Metropolitan Railroad might
make il expedent for the Company to seek union
with the Washington county road, as the cheapest
and most eligible mode of reaching its terminus at
Hagerstown. Since the appearance of that sugges-
ton we have received through one of the District
Commissioners of the Metropolitan Road, the assur-
ance OF an experienced engineer that there is a
sufficiently easy pass for railroad through the
Catocn ridge, and not too far north for an eligible
route to Hagerstown which will render it unneces-
sary to seeka junction with the Washington county
road, and the consequent abandonment of the line
to Fredercltown and on through Frederick county.
The truth these different opinions will be ascer-
tanned, however, when the Metropolitan Company
shall be Organized and the several routes survey
ed and reported on by competent engineers. BY
that test aloe, we presume, the Company will be
guided, and to that all the friends of the work
must be wiling to submit it. BY some route or
other, doubtless, Hagerstown will be reached, for
no one dreams, we suppose, of stopping short of
that important point
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PROPOSED RAILROAD PENALrIEs.-In the Legislature Of
Connecticut the Committee Railroads have reported
bill which provides that all trains shall come to full
stop all drawbrdges and wherever the track crosses
that Of other roads The bill attaches heavy penalties
for violations Of these regulaons-imposing upon eng
fine and imprisonment and heavy fines upon pres
dents and directors The bill also requires be
stationed at all the switches and where the speed is
thirty miles per hour brakeman is required for every
car Engineers negecting to stop the train when per-
sons are seen upon the track to be deemed guilty
manslnughter if such persons are killed.
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THE RAILROAD FARE REDUcED.-At the meet
ing of the Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road on Wednesday, it was decided to reduce the
fare between Baltimore and Washington from l.S0
to SIPS, and for tickets to 90 and return on the
same day from 81 to ST. so. The new rates are to
60 into effect on the 1st of July next. We hail
this movement with pleasure, and confidently hope
that at no distant day we shall be able to announce
that the trip between Washington and Baltimore
may be made for dollar, and the rnnnd "trip at o
corresponding low rate.
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CUMBERLAND Coat TRADE--The total amount of coal
transportation from Cumberland during the week ending
on the 4th instant 9l85 TONS Of which $3.50 tons
were sent over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
1864 descended the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal The
decrease in the transportation compared with the
vious week. is caused by strike among the miners in the
employ of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company The
strike had extended among the miners in jennings Val
ley, and would probably become general
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S204.95o
s82,3Is

The receipts of the corresponding month May Of
last year S41 734 from the main stem and $685.
from the Washington branch, making total Of STA S74
thus showing aggregate increase Of S62 1884, of which
over $4,000 for passengers and S37 900 for freight
on the main stem. The receipts from the Washington
branch fell off slightly for passengers caused by Con-
gress not being in session this May as it last May
but the receipts from freghts were increased
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TRUMAN TYLER, ESQ.,, States Attorney for Prince
Georges county Md died suddenly at Upper Marlboro
on Sunday last, aged about "a years The Advocate
says that he universally beloved for his kind heart
and many excellent traits of character, and much re-
spected for his talents.
Upon the Judge having criminal jurisdiction in the
county is devolved the appointment of Attorney
who is to serve until election shall have been made by
the people
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The Philadelphia Ledger Of Wednesday says: " The
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company yesterday made
dividend Of three per cent, six dollars per share.
This is the first dividend of this company in many
indeed we remember that the stockholders have
ever before received 1t unfortunately got into
litigation before it fairly finished and afterwards
many expensive difficulties to contend with in keeping
the navigation free from distractions. For the last few
wears its business has been steadily increasing and
hope for the credit Of its patient andong suffering stock
holders that 1t is fairly on its feet"
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RIoT IN SAN FRAScIscoAn election took place in the
Fifth Ward of San Francisco the 10th of May to fill
q vacancy in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen. Mr..
LORD the Purser Of the Promeheus states that just pre-
vous to the departure of the Sierra Nevada riot took
place in the Ward, in which several persons were shot,
and number Of others wounded with bowie knives.
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CUMBERLAND Coal PACIFIC SrEAMERs.-It is
stated that the propretors of the Pacific
have purchased three thousand Of coal land in the
Cumberland district Of Maryland-the Georges Greek
yaley-from which they expect to be able to supply
their Pacific steamers with coal delivered the Panama
railroad cost of SO per less than they
nav
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LATE FROM UrAH.-Later advices from Utah represent
the Latter Day Saints" in condition Of palmy prospe
rity Gov. Brigham Young visit among the In
dams Of the interior and has issued proclamation order
ing the employment of military force against certain
rauding Mexicans who infested the country.
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THE GARDINER TRIALs.-It is now stated "fxed
fact that the Government has dispatched Commits
sion Mexico to obtain information the existence
otherwise of the alleged mines of Dr. Gardiner The Com
mission consists Of Board of Army Officers with Major
MoRpEcAI Of the Ordnance Department, at their head
They sailed days since in the steamer Vixen from
New York
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Horrible Death from Raulcsndke Bae-The Ancient
City, published at st. Augustine, says:
On Saturday tho I4th Of May SON Of Mr. Fuch of this
county while picking whore struck by large
raesnake Upon being struck he started to rum but found
the snake had its angs fastened his pantaoons leg and
in stumbling and scung get loose the snake struck him
some six times The lad about Ia or ID years Of
age, He survived but few hours
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DISTRICT APPoIYTMESTs.-We learn, unofically, that
the following gentlemen have been appointed Inspectors
of the Penientiary of the District of Columbia SAMUEL
PUMpHREY and DR.. HARVEY LINDsLY, of this city, and
RICHARD JONES, of Georgetown We have before an
nounced Mr.. THOMAS THoRSLEY's appointment to the
wardenship.
DR.. THOMAS MILLER has been succeeded by DR.. A. j.
sEMMEs Physician to the county Jail, by appointment
of the Marshal
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TROUBLE AT SAN JuAN.-Consderable excitement pre-
vailed at San Juan the 23d ultmo in consequence Of
the California passengers five hundred in number all re-
fusng to pay the exorbtant charge Of the boatmen there
for taking them from the beach the steamer some two
hundred yards distance Captain DoRSS, Of the United
States sloopofwar Portsmouth had to land number Of
marines to preserve the peace.
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correspondent Of the Boston Traveller writing from
Paris on the 10th ultimo, says Just now any one Of
the Rochester rapping would stand better chance
Of ionizng to advantage here than Mrs Becher SoWs
herself who, unless she hastens her visit will find her
Uncle Tom almost forgotten. The tables have fairly
turned against her.
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The Annual Musical Festival of the Germans is take
place this year in Philadelphia commencing the 18th
instant and lasting until the Goth. The vocal societies
of all the principal cities and towns will be present. max
ing chorus Of about thousand male singers. This
the fourth of these annual festivals the first having
been held in Philadelphia four years ago, the second in
New York, and the third in Baltimore.
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MARRIAGE BAss.-The Diocesan Synod of the Archi-
episcopal Docess of Baltimore which has been in session
during the past week St Marys seminary, adjourned
Saturday sine die Among other important DEGREES
enacted for the publication of marriage bans
quring that all Catholics intending marriage shall give
notice that effect to the clergymen Of their parish
which notice will be read in church during the public
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LADY REGISTER DEEps-The voters Of the East
ern District Of Lincoln county Mane have selected Miss
OLIVE RosE Of Thomaston, Register Of Deeds, to fill
vacancy occasoned by the death Of Hezekah p Coombs
TO whom Miss Rose assistant The vote in all but
one town for Miss Rose AGO. Mr. Sylvester 20s, and
40 scattering.
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Exopuous Block OF CorPER-The Lake Superior
Journal says that one Of the largest and finest masses Of
sve conner ever has recently been shipped for
New York II is square block weighing five thousand
and seyentytwo pounds and presents plain surfaces Of
the metal from TO four feet in length and about
three feet in width 1t cut from a weighing
about eighty tons.
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A son Of Mr.. BLAND, Of Greenvlle (Ky)a few days
ago. took gun and placed the muzze in his mouth for
the foolish purpose of showing he said how persons
sometimes kill themselves His foot slipped and rais
ing the hammer, the exploded tearing the youth
head in shocking manner, and killing him almost IN
stantly,
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THE GoRDoSsvnLE RAILRoAD.-The citizens Of Freder-
icksburg va called upon last Saturday to vote on
the proposition of Corporation subscription of S85
to the Fredericksburg and Gordonsvie railroad which
was authorized by the following For subscription
827 against 20.
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The trial of Of Daniel Woodward before the Criminal
Court Of the District of Columbia for the murder Of his
wife, terminated Thursday last by verdict of guilty
of murder in the first degree.
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The United States mail steamship Franklin leftsNew
York Saturday for Southampton and Havre with 163
passengers and 1886, 427 In specie.
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REVENUE THE BAL1IMoRE AND ONO RAMRoAD-The
business of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the month
Of May according to the official report shows great pros
perity The revenue has been as follows:
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baltimore and Oao raioad ro Baaore Whseng
aseslng tArs ltA tAa large, sprnsi4
Uaioa line he ohioi and the siass to zoaesgie, se
n expedous being BY me
hnslns the Board Tree beng
excellent order The earnest
low
road Is OF the stupcndous aud
The express mail leaves Baltimore daily u
directly through WheslDs 1850 pes)
Guiding ali sloppases, arriving there at
leaving Baltimore
in Cumberland, Is mies,l and proceed thence Wheeling
moaing # 10 .@NtM#t. hh#a "* tsf' TAh A.L@Ititn
with leave Warrington al 8,
aud daily meeting the from Baltimore the Wish
ngon juneioa tbens known the Relay Hou.e Fac
AZ wheeling unrvalea the Union line
which have just been completed for this toe,
with the aud down the chic Gin
Louisville where Nashville Ae
the ST. Louis and New Orleans packets be taken
ing further iAf4HFG H0f ug3t i# - sEH a.iB1a
Pass Columbus who prefer land
other 81 OHIO and the West d
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Capanys excellent
the National Zanesyi thence
by railroad I III 60 .aaH, .I.T.s .E@E !,
Passengers for Welsvile Cleveland by
railroad viii also hnd most
places. | 3 " , 't
or Baggage checked through from Washington Wheelng
charge Tor transfer OF passengers or baggage.
Ears by through ticket with the
rouie) from Washington Wheeling % 50; Cincinnati, ell
0 Louisville, sI2- *. canaan .&1 "a
Tickets OF MI Parsons agent railroad station
Washington, and Of the other agents of the company
..#j ..n ar. .t -n8 sr3 WIN PARKER, 7d4#
May ll--du General Superintendent.
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TREAsuRr DxrAKraEsr,
Once Light house Board,


TRsAsuHr DsrAHrArsr.
Washington, August s. 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS viii received at until
~ o. s sAih lel o. September next m furnishing me materials
yirsinias al ihs following named points; 'sosstH
BsaesnJisb "Wale shoa," shelbank, bare tsay
bay beacon Days roni, bank bare a, (say
Beaeon-lsht roinr Of Shoals, shellhank ay
Deseon-ght Deep Water shoals" Opposite Lyons
Creek, a shell bank bars onSa The loves, ude N F.n
and alsiias SIMILAR and are 70 be eiscd under ike silsu
immediate c say W,ha Is mites q each o,ns Ss popoa. @
be received separately for ns beaeons a. q and The day
,S asssrieo o !, g and VIZ
"s Il sS Sse lion a.
angles Of square eennc
@ , ss % ss @ ahs as. n
s o - y Of o0 sl s ana s,ppsd eoSn
iaeasd reduce of,he dwelling
such length aa o. gallery al
m a.s @ w a com @ n 10 inv on "s 81
n n gsndaon ps deas e Ds frame Of one story % fee, n
cooking dove,
"s s oa ns a sd hs opening a s
% and ss "as I Ss e na on @ and
lap sake boards,
o. suaa square H' step o
and vertical asuasaa eei hisn feel inches interior ii,
and ,ups @ inches INTO me roof n, The ss roof Of Of
glazed portion inches, remainder weather
Tss,s 'ss' Sas' as1T' ,%1s.
eoasaeior tank The latter VIII, dome
ss ,"a @ be- p ~ R
Board the contractor Is required TO furnish the stand only for the
ss .s t s S s % s n. s sa
mean. Of wroash,ron ring snlaak on t. BY
s ssS ss % " ds nc ,s o
inch aaaa n wiz equal Of ns1ss
I
ms ron wheeler wrought cast, American,
seasoned and free rom sap wind shakes o,eI deects The
i The throughout 70 be Of ,e hes. sha,ele. The
10 have Three coats OF paint Of e eoors naed The SIZE OF all
OF iron, wopd ne a be as stated N the
and examined the Office OF The Light hou
fmaieriais workmanship
with e terms :" the e"na the specifications and
during OF the experimenting engineer
sseuon, conformity provisions contract
shall he deemed ene the the
rhehds accompanied by written guarantee, signed by
proposal accepted bond proper
and sufficient securities in The penalty for the faithful per
The fhe Department. viii be forfeiture OF the The
The deqent reserves to the right to reject any and every
proposals for Guiding lights
sS o he n, house, B pS and
in ,hs Of The bidders shoui any be present
Those only viii be considered that conform The
Payments viii made during progress
of 4. the satisfactory completion OF
20 m e" az @ ON s he
= per @ e. 10 aad Of lantern mt
I'd. !
Of payment win be until The work
50 EDM'D L. +. HARDCAsTLE,
,sa,u,mo Engineer Secretary Light house Board
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Marble for ESt.n-t m Unlted sta CspIto-To
.T ers OF Marble Quartss.
CarrroL Errrnsios OrFior,
Warrington, ID. c.. May 4. 1851

CarrroL Errrrsios Orrtox,
.r.H Six. a#a ~ r. Warrington, ID. G., May 4, 1859
IL ovdsf 10 collect information regard American
marbles suitable Tor the interior decoration Of the of
The United States Csp at Washington, all
capable Of being worked invited specimens
once. q
The specimen. should be in blocks Of oubica
The following information should
locality ssnse
price cubic foot the odsvey
boat railway place.
with Some s~ncra description Of the ausry
ekne~- md dip ahs heds veins
Is specimens should much
given they should he bo paper
sp.on required should he enclosed
by nsssi Tho hos N he disnn-tly ~
. TIT Il
Tn. should
eca uansponon, add reasonable eg, wiz
y once. r
Axfos s~nsraly which
srs,
rsprr- nf,h's sdssremen Office
She +~~hly for three srud
copy their paper, with their bill-, 20 this ONCE,
" NJ. c. MEies
Captain Engineer charge n Extension u & Capitol
Nay i7~isw3mwp
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on II Bonds OF the Chesapeake
and Onto CauHl Company.

o. T Al ONO CANAL Co,
Washington, August 4, 1853
MEETING OF president and directors Of the Chesapeake
n Canal Company the 18th Of July last The following
resolution adopted
Reored holders OF the bonds OF the Chesapeake and
Maryland loi chap
2S the csaal Cumberland, where they
desire it, aud delivery Of the OF interest due
1852 and July 1851 and January
le5I entitled receive ceheae for the of aid
he OF the dated
h Of October and payable from the fret available
of the applicable 10 The ar the payment VI Other
prncip of said certificate
payable annually the
year. said principal
aud accrued thereon shall be paid.
described who desire
present coupons
and u said receipt AID aer The first OF
viii be deyercd with sid
resolutions.
W.. s. RfvGGOLD,
Aug s-wtOcli CLERK Ches. Ohio Canal Company.
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Of law rhAskLlN PIERCE President Of s
sales The PAT. q land bearing
uumb which remain The United states within sI miles on each
Mississippi subject price
% & he following a1a aess s
and Mississippi tbs periods hereinafter designated, 10 wit
Al ST srBPHENs, in Alabama commencing
,o". sSs s s o b"~ me "a se, above rerIe
TO- as are staed in uuderu,rnion- township
North the base ne and uest 81 tAe principal meridian.
T TSwnp. one ana s 's a%s j .@s Of
Tosnsh one too, three. four, p of
townships three fodr I'VE sir and ,ersu orrange
South ofe base line Of iAe principal meridian
Township. one too, hree, four, andgrs, Of range one
Township one, t.so, three, OF range three. s's
Townshpon Que, OF range four.
South ofthe base fns and Of ihe principal rneridsr.
Townships hres aud foar, Of range one.
The land once at DGnoroLIs the .,me state
such section. and pa,,. 81 being he ga sa above
NORTH Of ls base 4ns ard ~e 81 the plep al neriaia~
Townships eisAieen niaetsen, tVeny range
Aths land Office At TUsGkboosAy IN the State
sSove referred TO- are s:sed in The
o wit: - t-..t. q. .. -.
North . ~ base lin" and s.,, y,"af merida" 4" ne SOUTH
Township tseaty one Of range four
Office COLUMBUS in Mississippi commencing on
eeoo. and paris sections sser ~. oS 1 o o 5S
situated IN aforementioned townships
Noth Of the base inc and nc caocar
Township rg sriee' sDsnisn, eighteen, ntnstssn,
ty Of range 6neen. E.-s. T ..e a :.
Townships ssm teere thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, ,iren
Townships
sriccn s,peee eshteen and niHeeen, Of
Townships erht nine ten eleven hesVs een fourteen ff
teen, and slrfsea, eighteen,
Townstps sEh nine, ten, eleven, and rere Of
At the land oh UsTA State commencing
Mondsy the tren srfh OF September
such and sections
sued to- situated aforementioned townships,
witt
Sornfns sas. In, AID ofns Csooa~ rneridian.
Tswnship four, Of range thiriseu,
Townships too, tArs Jopr foe, and Of
Tovn.hp. ons two three our ave. .is s.se range
Township. one nres four 6rs sr and Seven range
Townshp~ or- foe, 81, and ,eren, orrange
Township ssr,ni OF range eighteen
Of TIRE bass re, wstc tte wrdan, and ea Of Pearl rr
Town.hip bree Our I'VE sir, seven, eigh
Townships screen eigh nine, and of seven.
Town-hips sshi, -iae. and Ten, OF eight ...
The desixnaicd IN Roman letters are wholly with
10 the limits width each side Of said road
and PARTLY said limits dessna.ed
the diagrams, viii he furnished the respective district land
oNces by the COMMIT s.oner OF the General Land Once,
lands ,eved os schools, military aud other purposes ~ De
TINS lands suoeto rsM way granted by The
sci o h eptsmber Asr~raid for said raft
road sIesens hi each side tbereo and there
fore the ofand include will he sold
containing the Quantities oca plats
ns m se open tor time sufficient to sdma % offer
entries Of the offered under this
viii b. received until sner public -
Given under my hand me city nfwashngon third
day Of May, A. u 1883 r.r :
ny the President tfss as1s .I..# - - -. $500 =
Commissioner OF the General and oac. ~
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UNIVERSITY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPART
MhNr.

UNIVERSITY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEPART
MkNr. r.....
THE ANNUAL COURSE or LECTURES IN THIS DEPART-
will Monday November IA, and will termi
uate liz the ensuing March ....-..... ... ....
james JOnr ". ID, Professor ~ Practice
J. l.. Eidfel, NJ. ID Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren VI u Professor Of Surgery,
A. n. CrUgs VI. Professor VI Obstetrics.
A J. Weddcfburn, VI. d., Professor 81 Anatomy.
Dustnyus A. Mott NJ. d., Professor OF Naera mcdch
Thomas HuG d. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
S omnr n asad, ~ D. Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The dis.scsg open from the third Monday
October the fret of April. E.G 4s#H q EHH..
The faculty visiting paysician' and surgeons Of the Charity
Hospital attend this institution from November April The
their visits, and thus cnioy
extraordinary practical sdvsursre- Of
There about thousand prescribed for daily this
hospital.
The OF paue.ts twenty thou IN the
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D.,
July 3J-iawtNoy Dean.
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BUREAU o. firps AID DooSs, July 10, 1853.
SEALED Propo.a1, endorsed sPropossls for build
~ ing wall around the Naval Hospital Nor
foil invited and will be received by the Bureau OF Yards
and Docks, until ~ O'Clock, the eth
furnisiinE hs
cemetery Naval Hospital Norfolk dead
within III. enclosure. Al the materials sccord
with speodcnon-, which will ss exhibited bidders
pesuon at tho ONCE Of the commsndan Of the Norfolk Navy
Yard.
July lT-lawtAug o.
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DKuEs.,,,lIx ALExANDEK q. BAHKY,S prtcop,,.

rou, compound soften
promoting growth OF cleansing the head, and
diseases Of the skin and external bruises Sc The
all who used Hary's fcopherous, wheh
The and nyigooa Of The hair for eupons
cuts bruises Sc places the head Of all preparations nttnded
The like This consideed Figures
facts The sales million OF bottles
The cash. SiO000i This business will
hat The number of orders which daily arrive NJ the depot
and 3 Broadway addressed Professor Barry
closing rrquing would
believed The wholesale demand - from 1000 10 900 bouc
probably hair
joined The popularity Of the article everywhere and the liberal
combine sales with raridity
and it, compositions made at considerable
well intrinsic value For sale, whole
depot 1877 Broadway,
merchants and druggists throughout the Usted
West ladies' Great Rran aud France
by s. Parker and James L. Gibbs Washington d. g. Sold in
large bottles Price IS cents.
May dom
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fog the pupDs Ht ptyss cay, las
sndS reserved 70 satisfy tns eani outside OF the miles
such
coIdanee win instructions The registers and re-
eelseIs.
JOHN WILSON
:. Commissioner Of the Land Once.
may 25-wl3y Isl. 80 = - ~