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copARTyFRsHIP KOTICE The underlined have ths
dsv formed co partnership under the hfn OF HOPE,
GRAYDON and will continue ths Dry Goods importing and
koe busnes. heroore conducted under the firm Of WOd
YnIit isnFS Isst JOHN aOPE,
i''Ni 80 = 49, wa GRAYDON.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice is ht

"A On 10 all persons having claims against samuel '" hssne
oeput late OF the Village Of Lockpo in the Coeny OF NAs
sd Of NeYork Of San Francisco 10 California deeset
thai Al y are REQUIRED present the duly ohs
pndeerpd At he Office Of Gardner Fthian IN the Ne Of
Ioekpot N Y on or before tbs LIST day Of April 1894
i-NN@f' " JULIA \. HASTINGS, Administrators
TIIOS J. VAIL. Administra0r.
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H emsD eduesed Trinity College Cambridge and formerly
Captain English Public Schools Is about 70 form
Cs Of PpPi not exceeding ten puber who win study With
him the Cletscf and Mathematics His address B. X C. No 1
between % aud fbavs He efe Charles King LII D.
PRECEDENT Of Columbia College 70 Stewart Brown Esq and to
lfrtdP Pei Esa
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N IUKOUANLE OF an Urder OF Tie Surrogate
the County Of NowYork notice hereby given all pess
having claims against TOS GARLAND late Ofthe City Neg
York decessed present the same with thereof
JAMES NJ FLANDREAU a his Office, No 81 East 29thss tie
City Of NewYok before the nth day OF May Di
kew-fork Nos. H. 1883. THOS. J. GARLAND, Executor
MI law6mIh
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Mes.rs BERRY GORDON hope that BY keeping ans sso
rept Of Secondhand Pianos well "a the celebrated
Eosu Ird otLer Haet Davis Co. ant the best Ms
deozs torther the srg md best catalogue Of new 4n PoPu
lar Nusc 10 which will be consany adding BY tasr ow1
publ cAous retain al the old customers Of Berry ani
Please call and see our
P'' s T GORDON
", Rrosdse
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GEORGE WILLIAMS and DEXTER TIFFANY
~ have t retired from firm By mutual The
business viii BE- continued hereofsre By toe rsminng partners
the fTu Of M0ULTOS PLIMPTOS. NeE-York Jan. 2
ls4 hoULrOS, PLINPTON, WILLIAMS Co.
NOTICE The copartnership heretofore existing be-
~ tween ELIJAH DARRON and J. B. HUBBARD under the
and firm Of T. BARROW Co, By mutual dis
solyed-BTissel, CT, Dec 81 lssS ELIJAH DARRoW,
J. B. HUBBARD
NOTICE.-Tbe limited Partnership heretofore ex-
~ sting under the Of C. OTIS PERRY dissolved
the k Dst BY the expiration the time for which limited
TO exist b. the articles Of CopsrtreTshp.
Dated Jan 5. la
S eHoRat I I. P PiElsshY ia. 3o-n'r' P.rs'"
ISAAC OILS 1PNN~'
The Of ii. eh with d. OTIS who only
tborized 70 settle the DANIEL c. OTIS.
be csrnued the place By the firm Of
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County Of New York Notice hereby given all persons hr
ing claims against the Of EDMUND REILLY
bethlehem IN the State Of Ohio deceased present
With vouchers thereofto the subscriber his 5os
e: In the City Of NcwfoIk before the tweQ,yf dag
March nezf Dated New York the 10Th Augrsf 1855
Sept law emo Ths PHILANDER HANRORD Executof
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COTTON DIAPERS Aad TOWEI.nGS. SO csss
~ pieces Bdseye and Hacksback 70
D. NESkTTH Co. Mes " sat Tferosdvsy.
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United states Patent Once,
WaShinpton Sent q 1874

az The petition Of Henry Burden, of Troy, New York; pray
ing for The extension OF him 10th
OF December ls40 for
puddle balls other ron
seven from the of which
on the 10th day of December, 1854
IL Is ordered that the said
Monday the 27th OF November IL O'Clock,
sons are notified to appear and
said petition ought not be granted :
Persons opposing the required
ONCE their objections specially writing
days before the day OF hearing all testimony filed by either
to be used al the said hearing
cordance with tho rules Of the Office, which
application.
The testimony will
dispositions, and other papers relied testimony filed
IN The ONCE on or before the morning Of that days the
any within ten days thereafter
Ordered, that published the Unon Ini-
gencer and Evening Star, Washington, D.
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American, New and
fost, Boston, Massachusetts, week
weeks the 9Th November next day hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner
sEdo Of the above will please copy aud their
Sept 6-law3w .I.
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United states Patent Once,

IN the petition of Jorden L. Mott Of Mott Haven. New York
praying ior the of granted him The
LIST OF December le40 improvement he mode OF
sructns combined cadon the agrcutar
Others expiration patent
which lakes place ON the Isl day Of December, 1884,
1t ordered that be Patent Office
Monday, the 9th Of November next II O'clock and al
persons are notned and show they
why said petition ought be granted
Persons opposing the extension required file in the Paten
Once their objections, specially writing
days before The day Of all testimony filed by either
TO be used at the said hearing taken
coIdance with the rules of the Office which will furnished
plicaion.
The testimony The will be closed the jll of October
depoons and other relied testimony be filed
the office on before the morning that days the
any, within days ..
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Union nel
and Evening Sta Washington, d. c.; Evening Argus
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Scientific Amecan New York and
Post Boston, Massachusetts, week for three successive
November the day
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. SEditors OF the above will please and
their bills oahe Patent Once, with paper containing this notice
Aug l9-1aw3w
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United states Patent once,


IN the peuon Milton d. Whppe OF Somervie Massachu-
" praying granted
the 18th October, 1910, for improvement mechne
cleaning wool bu aud other foreign matter and
ming cotton from the expiration said patent
which place 28h day of October, lB54-
ordered petion be Patea
Monday n3d OF October next ~ O'Clock, aud
persons notified appear they
why said petition ought be granted.
opposing the extension required to Hla ~
objections specially forth e raten
ty days day Of hearing. All az least wen
cordance with rules Of thu OBJ ana IN nc
plicaion. % Wmch"ih oc iurhshea Oh ap
d.nn;ona will be the 18th of
Sad T., other papers relied upon testimony
~ office before the morning of that day
,uments, if any, within days thereafter.
ordered ALSO that this notice published the Union nte
gencer Evening Star, Washington D. CT Evening Argus
Philadelphia, Scientific American New York and Post
Massachusetts, week for three weeks
previous 23d of Octpber next, of hearing
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of Patents.
p SEdo Of the above papers will please copy, and
Office paper containing this notice
Aug 22-law3w
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
June 23-lawllw

P0sT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
July 49, 1854.
PROPOSALS for conveying The mails of the United States from Oc
1884, 80 1858, the following route the
will be Contract Office of this
department o'clock Thursday, September ID
be decided by The next day:
No $685. Chattanooga by Seys Fery Oats Landing Jas
per, Battle Greek, Kleppers, and Pelham, to Hills
boro, G5 miles and back, Il week.
Leave Chattanooga Monday at 2, a. M;
at IiilIsboro' day by 6, p. m;
Leave Hisboro' Wednesday I,
Arrive at Chattanooga day by p
For form Of proposal and certificate and also notes
embracing conditions be incorporated the
tracts by the accepted bidder such extent
department expedien and proper advesem
inviting mail service for the commencing July
ending 30 1854 in the States Of Kentucky
see, &C., dated January 8, 1854
proposal should be sealed marked roposas for oue No
addressed, Second Assistant
era Washington d. G,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
July 30lawfw Postmaster General.
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No $40.
Notice Restoring Lands to Market In Wisconsin.
NOTCE hereby given that the of tn Hon. Henry
IN Dodge satisfactory assigned, lands
entry the Wow Rrcr and Minera
Districts State of WISCONSIN, within fifteen
supposed proposed railroad
huque ST. Paul. Fond du Lac Lake SUPERIOR particularly
No $40 office 18th
July which subject the Of said
withdrawal except such been emp,ed will
September precisely the terms and conditions
though the had been Withdrawn from market And
withdrawal Presidents
No public Willow River Wisconsin,
Monday lth day of September having
been recnded they will be offered directed in said pociama
under my General Land Office the city
Washington, this 2lst day of August, Domni 1884.
BY order Of the President.
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
22-9aw6w
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Proposals for Stationery.

OFFICE SECRETARY SENATE,
September l9 1854
NEALED PROPOSALS. will Office until 10
O'clock Tuesday the 10Th of October next for furnish
600 of hardware smooth surAce % inches by 0
inches and weighing 45 pounds the be
delivered this Office free carriage half
before l3h before 9Th of November
The right Secretary order, giving
days notice. additional quantity that be required for the
use of the Senate during the 33d Congress-.
sufficient specimen of the marked with the name of The
and the price, accompany PROPOSAL and be de-
Ivered at this Office free Of charge.
contract viii be entered into with the person offering to furnish
the said quaty the his
ecutng bond with satisfactory the Secre
Of the Scnae the performance thereof under forfeiture of
failure which bond TO be filed
the office of the said Secretary within days after the proposal
has been accepted.
Sep la--law4w
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The name Of will be upos oas usss
payment of the subscription be made in advance,
money bv the uos.se
which will be paid by and all ourselves
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published weekly during the sss
sions OF Congress, and semi weekly during recess
Subscriptions for period less year be received
proportioned 10 the above annual
py-P0sTMASTERs authorized agents and by
sending DAILY subscribers, $50
sEhWEEKLY subscribers with S5 enclosed will be entitled
a copy gratis
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RY AUTHORITY Of an net of the Legislature Of
Virginia, February 81 1884, entitled can
s n
railroad Washington city
with the provisions
signed that oo.s for receiving subscriptions the
capital Alexandra Washington Railroad Company
will be opened 2h day Of September
days, nclusive from TO- m,
lowing places
In Alexandra at Newons Hole the city Of Washington
the mayors office and In Georgetown the mayors Office
JAMES s, FRENCH
JOHN w. MAURY,
A, J MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE,
GEO FRENCH,
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
Aug i6-iawtSepl2 r. w. LATHAM.
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No. 522.
General notice for restoring lands TO market
on certain proposed railroads.


xlrHEREhS certain states
uoned withdrawn from sale OF ehuy yhc oi Pie
empon cIaims by Of The President Of ue onea @
sued on The and at the urgent
be Of Congress, IN ANTICIPATION VI gram" s
The PROPOSED RAILROADS. anu
~, Grants President has directed that all
the lands heretofore Withdrawn uhi iuihe wn
10 entry al OF Withdrawal
shall be restored 10 market precisely on
and conditions Hloug" ia" ' "o'h
Withdrawn from sale - =. -, A.. N,o.,.,, a. -
Norcr hereby that on and after Monday The
lands Which subject TO podfe
entry previous dawd (ereep those since emp,ed) sua-
sy of withdrawal enumerated below, will
again be subject private and location and that those
sSDs previous withdrawal the
which rescnded will be eprocaned for salt herea
TO wit; =, .o, -.
ands public notice of withdrawal No 494, August
49, 1853 Brandon Mississippi, Montgomery
AlnLu
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That lands Withdrawal the districts Of lands subject sale
Monroe md Nachoches Louisiana, notice No 5 Decem
be H. 1885, for the railroad from Shreveport Vieksbag in said
State, which the extended by No.
will subject h of December ti the
said notice respective registers and
land offices above named will carry
effect tho acaiing further Instructions from this Office
Given hand the General Land Office the
Washington, this fifth day of September, Ammo Domin 1854
BY order of the President
JOHN WILSON,
Sept G--2aw6w Commissioner.
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omce of the Clerk of the Ho. Of Reps. U. s..

September 4, 1854.
sEALED PROPOSALS will be received Office until 2
y o'clock Monday September 2 1854 furnishing
hundred and quality anthracite coal half
half ash Te coal be pure 2240
pounds delivered free charge vaults
Of the Capitol.
furnishing hundred fifty quality
hickory wood hundred cords
sawed twenty five cords be sawed twice whole
measured sawed and slowed away the vaults Capitol
the expense Of the
be delivered before 18th day
October be subject inspection qualify
and be designated by Clerk
JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk House OF Reps. u. S.
Sept o--d25th Intel. Star
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1. I.UTZ,
CABINET-MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER,

CABINET-MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER,
No. "a South HspensA Street, Philadelphia,
" ESPECTFULiY invites the public his
IL where constantly hand Paror
aud chamber furniture, comprising
sons, from S35 to S00 Arm, chairs from SIG to $50
Paor chairs to "a Book cases Z" 40 to 1860
Sofa tables s 6 to 100 Extension tables, 55 10 100
Etageres 10 to 95 Writing desks, IS TO 100
All above furniture made expressly patronage,
the prices least less than good furniture
bought anywhere else
any part of Unon packed per-
sona
July a7-3dmosif
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MIR, BushneII's SOB

- ' and G. streets, Washington.
| har rh. " commence the first Monday in Septem-
i" of instruction ancient modern
mathematics The elements science
together with all the English branches usually
schools Circulars may be had the the book
Aug ll-FHSTues6wt
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Land Warrant Lost.

LAND WARRANT for forty of land number 266 was
IL issued i7t day of january 1853, and the
Hon f. c. Cabbe Washington city d. c. and lost msad by
him. There assignment said warrant notify all regis
land Offices the location And shall
apply publication this the Com
missioner of Pensions for duplicate of said warrant.
ALEXANDER JOHNSON
MAmAssA, Jackson county, Florida August d 1854.
Aug l2-taw6wt
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Hamilton G.. FAINT.

Banker Deaier in Exchange, Stocks apcnus
between AZ and 6fh streets, Washington, b. C.
NCURRENT money and land bought Drafts
" all the principal cities sold
allowed all remaining dpoe thirty days
Claims against the government collected.
5-eotimdAw
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Academy Of the Visitation,

'sHE exercises of this institution will be
day In September when hitherto,
be bestowed The Of the pupils
Of finished education.
desred the historical of studies may be pursued
French, which greatly facilitates the student acquiring
ous knowledge OF that language while the system pursued
teaching music both and
rendering the pupils accomplished
separation the junior from the pupils
made and the result has been beneficial
youthful members Of the academy
Aug ll-3awd& ctSeptl5
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GAYS FABLES. with I2s illustrations. ! volume
VI London 1854. Price 81. sfl'
Dogs their managamcnt by Edward Mayhem London 1894
Price so
The Marves of Science; by W. Fuom, with illustrations
Price 50
Adventures sydenham Greennch and Of his friends in
London, with illustrations London 1854 Price 25 cts
30 FVANCk TAYLOR
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9 KETCHEs OF eminent Statesmen of the time OF
~ George Ill by Lord Brougham edition. vols.
Letters of Rachel Lady Russell new edition. j volume
Railroad accidents by which they be pre-
vented by the magnetic apparatus by
TurnbuI and w. G.. McRea Price as
Owen the Skeleton and Teeth.
Bushnans principles of animal and vegetable physiology.
Capene principles Of comparative physiology edition
AugN FRANCR TAYLOR.
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On comlnodious and attic house,
18th side, the Of ID street. House
recently been papered and painted
Terms accommodating and possession given mmedi
Address 40 Solicitors Office Treasury Department
Oct l5-tH
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n nOUTI.EDGE'S American Handbook and Tourist
IL Guide through descriptions III
principal different railroads. and steam
York of the UnOn statistics
public buildings natural cuestcs, &C.
accompanied by map Price 50 cents -.. - 80
Aug IL FRANCk TAYLOR
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No. 52I]
NOTICE Of the establishment Of Surveyors General,
~ and Of land Offices for the Territories New MExIco
INaToN, OREGoN, and MINNESOTA.
In pursuance OF law, President of in
reced that for the the following shall he tho c
Offices for the surveying and land districts created bp
the late session of Congress- ac's PaSSeu ~
an, ~ s."s' ~ " wv MEXICO be located
~, naronv ~ '' wv s general w
The offices for tie register aud s.; far w, suuarou Trpp
t,rY ,Soac far M OREGON TERRIToRY OREGON
w,sos " Hnond district, MINNESOTA TERRIToRY, a
for Red Wing district also in MrsNEsoTA TEa
my hand, city OF Washington, this twenty
"" day of August, A. ID. 1854.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Aug a1--law6w Tint. and Sar]
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Sept dt2stll

MATCH HORSES FOR SALE.--A pair o family
M carriage horses, gentle The having
further for them, will seli very low indeed.
For particulars inquire the counting of this ofce
Aug 30-dtGf
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NOTICE tax naan.,,a, ones, A"s"ss 1854,
and payable hai the year 1854 are now dne
allowed by ohee and a deduction of eight per cen
iot the wear. 4
AugS-eotdh II. ]. ROCHE,
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No 5l6.
NOTICE extending the time OF the reservation of
lands heretofore withdrawn from sale along the the
posed from sHReyEPoRT LOUISIANA, to VroKsBuRo
MISSISSIPPI ,
hereby that the OF lands heretofore
market and ordered be withheld from
except valid preempcns) until the 7h day Of June
dated December H. 1852 within fifteen
proposed above
toned Tth
my hand, the city Waingon
June, 1884,
BY order OF President;
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Land Office
Juppl Iii
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Given hand the Of Washington this 29 day of
May Domipi 1854. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
June l--lawl1w
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, Washington.-The
IN third annual lectures will
fourth Monday In October and continue until March.
Thomas, Miller M d. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology.
p Jonston NJ Professor Obstetricg and Diseases
Women and children
Riley d. Professor Mstsria aedca, Therapeutics,
and Hygiene.
John Fred May d., Principles
Surgery
Tyler NJ D. Professor of Pathology Practice Med
icine.
H. Steiner NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry and Phaaaey
Edward Scs NJ d. Prosecor aud Demonstrators OF Anatomy
The facilities for the prosecution of practical anatomy
Like similar institutions Europe, the desks from which
the regular lectures and the wards for clinical
under the roof
completion Of the additions the buildings
the accommodation the sick will greatly extend
the usefulness fthe medical and surgical clinic.
expense full Of lectures 800
Matricuatng fce payable only once
Graduating expenses 70
Admission The medical and surgical clinic through the whole
without charge.
information address LEWIS H. STEINER, NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty, office Washington Infrmary
Aug25-eodtI0 Nov lScnnel]
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nEsSOLUTiONThe copainershp heretofore existing
the firm aud name Of EVANS FAINT expires
this day. and is hereby declared be mutually dissolved
FAINT is alone authorized TO the
of their business. F. s. EVANS,
HAMILTON G, FAINT
WAsnrsoroY, September /, 1854.
aenl d midi Aw
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CARD.The subscribers their
II who have promptly settled their accounts
determined
that unsettled MAGRUDER h CALVERT.
We offering bargains all kinds dress good,
pOncunl customers. M. n q.
2l-gwecif
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nAf SCHOOL Tor Young I.adfes.-Tbc duties of Miss
Tsyors school, teween ID and AZ streets, will be
resumed on Monday, September iftb
Information studies pursued ac he obtained
either interview her
Aug 3i-eo2w
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Female Education.

MRS. X. w. YOUNG and Miss " TOWN respectfully
i'll their friends this community that they will receive
rooms the of 10th and north Monday
the 18th ins limited number Of young ladies who desire
through stades embracing all the solid
and ornamental branches of female education.
Their method thorough and practical II based
conducting the education OF
ladies' having the fullest development and discipline
OF the mental faculties
Terms Of Tuition.
All the English siufes including mathematics with The French
10 months $50
Ancient aad other modern languages.
Music, vocal and instrumental Proessofs'
Drawing pencil and
Painting in oil and water colors
Sep3-3tawsth Intel. and Sent.l
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.-The subscribers
IN have the pleasure of announcing the
and vicinity that they fully prepared exhibit the
splendid stock of foreign and domestic
opened In this Market embracing the OF
and most approved fabrics such =
Elegant brocade silks, style
Very rich wide plaid silks, do
Do do Moire antique, yard wide
Do do plaid Irish popIins
Do do watered Irish pOpIns ..
Extra super French merDos every shade
French mousselines de laine and cashmere d'Ecose
Plaid valencias, dress material
Plaid merinos and cashmeres
Rich black figured and plain silks, all widths
Black French bombasns and mousselines de laine
French chintxes and ginghams
Wide silk vevets, all coors, Of superior quality
Cashmere shawls and sears
New style Persian scarfs
Cloth talmas, shape, BIC.
Together with variety of and desirable articles
priate the approaching which
enumerae in advertisement which will be will,
pleasure to all who may favor with a call.
Sept g. 3taw4wif HOOE, BROTHER, co.
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No. 5l3
Wyandotts tn 1S42

NOTICE hereby that the authority vested in this
Office by the Of Sd March, 643 and 18th july 1882 the
sold portion Of the lands ceded by the Wyandctts the
l7h of March, 542 the State of Michigan hereinafter indcated
will again public Detroit Michigan, Monday
4ih day of September
By the 18th july 1884, the said lands will
be offered subject the minimum not less than dol
lars and fifty without regard TO the valuation of the
improvements.
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February 49, 1884, tor the railroad from Mobile Girad,
Alabama Selma GuDter's Landing the Tennessee
Aabama from Savannah,
via Mobile Aabama New Orleans, Lruana and the branch
thereof Albany Georgia, Euiaua 10 Montgomery Ala