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A KASxAs NEWSPAPER AND 4 KAv-
xxs cur.--rhe Kanzas Weekly Her
aid. !" Is the tile of newspaper rseei,-
eel xmaug our exchanges Yesterday. all
the way from the /" disputed Terrific
~" Il lisa neatly printed sheet. pub.
Iished at I.ravenSarth. b, 0sborn e.
Adams. IL is the Iirst paper establish
ed in that Territory.
The " city Of I.eavenwarth.r where
the Herald is published. is situated
about a mile and half below Fort
Lravenwsrlh. il .Iaid sut" inta streets.
squares. &C.. aud Is growing with true
I Western rapidits and thrift. Its dcs-
tined 20 become a large and important
place Of business. II il not far from
the new city Of Kiekapoo!
The following notices appear sdita-
rislly:--
A large number Of hands are engng.
ed in cutting out the sfreefs Of fbii CT
y.
The populstiun Of this city is nearly
as. fsllows;-99 men. | woman. and Q
babies. Tolal. 100. 'rruly flourish.
jag aud promising town.
Leasenworth was already talked Of
as the future capital Of kanzss. We
trust IL will have something to Gil a
school house with before the capitol i
built.
or the 80 male inhabitants Of the ci-
ty, 10 advertise themselves rs "Attor-
neys aud Councillors at law" There
is one physician. a Hotel. steam
saving mill. several dry goods stores,
a book stare, drug store, and other trad
ing establishments.
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Observation-Disclosures
49,. f
also II ,hr .,her i've l..s. j, e., e~r-
tsinIy kpswns
George n. Burns Of sdsw<r. ~
uress Como,ux f,ro;.he. he ,ssrr
narriealar. and ..s. shst shr f;.,rru-
n,ent .li.na,el,r. Ir.m P,an<e soJ Eav-
land. given him 5. Mr. buchanan is
could not save.
The number Of, boar.l the Arctic WIS
as fallows: Passengers. Two hundred
aud fiTtv-iise; crew. nnr hundred and
seventy kse +: total. faar hundred and
thirty. Bat Efi, seven Of thr number
are Ahomk tl DC E1tea
:. a"'sp4'shitsh ''a'.'aA UT n ""
, ,h., W., wv" .ssap,ns .as 49, $40, s
w i, =. '.s 49, as.s 80.
~.sr,., u.s:c c :" ser 49, 49,.
49, .s;sas,.psl a. -. .~.as r. 49,.
r. ~ H. ssn' - at 80 ~ ,na,s
The ,,..ss,,asrr az, ~ .;s ~ n ,bs
:"
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~ =. Jackson 81 tnar'rsIon, shu
EuM1ru UupSsseine, oi Ncn 1ficahs.
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NOTICE.

yI,IfE undersigned. having qualified al Sepiem-
her Term, A. u. 1854. Of the Court OF Pleas
and Quarter Sessions Of Alannnce county. az
Administrator upon the estate of JAMES VIM
CENT, decreased, of said county, hereby gives
general notice to oil pers6. having claims or de-
mands against said estate 10 present them, duly
authenticated, within .he time prescribed by law,
or this notice will he pleaded in bar of their re-
covery. All persons indebted 10 the said estate
are also requested 10 make immediate payment.
JOHN BERRY, Admir-.
October 9th, 1854. 81
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~ To Persons out Of Employment III
$500 to $1,000 a Year.


A cHANcE TO MAKE MONEY AND Do GOOD.
Book Agents Wanted.
THE subscriber publishes number Of most
valuable Pictorial Books, very popular, and
of such a moral aud religious influence that while
good men may safely engage in their circulation,
they will confer public benefit, and receive q
fair compensation for their labor.
- 10 men Of enterprise and tact, this hush
ness offers an opportunity for profitable employ
mcnt seldom TO be met with.
80 Persons wishing 10 engage in their sale,
will receive promptly by mail. Circular con-
tsining full particulars. with Directions TO per-
sons disposed to act as Agents" together with
the terms on which they will he furnished, by adj
dlessing the subscriber postpaid
ROBERT SEARS, PURLIsHER.
Isl William Street. New York.
- IN PRESS, and ready for Agents by the
LIST Of October 1854, !. Sears illustrated Dcs
cription Of the Russian Empire. For further
particulars address as above.
Sent. 26. 1854. 57-3w
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New York, Oct. ..
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

LATE FhOA CAbltphNiA.
The steamer Northern Light has ar
rived, with california dates to Septem-
Der 16. and 81 900, 900 in specie.
The inhabitants of Greytown had
commenced the work of rebuilding
their town.
The general election in California
resulted in the election Of Devier aud
Herbert, anti Frederick candidates for
Congress. The Legislature, as for as
heard from, stands thus: Senate, 7
Wings. &c Democrats. House, SO
Wings. As Democrats. twas was con-
si,lered doubtful, however, whether the
Democrats could possibly unite on a
candidate for the United States Senate.
In San Francisco, the Democrats elect
ed their candidate for Mayor BY large
majority.
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To Teachers of Common Schools.
sESHE Examining Committee for the County
Il Of Orange will hold their next regular meet
ing at the Court House in Hillsborougb, on Sa-
iurday the 2sth Of October next, al | I o'clock,
A. NJ. All persons wishing 10 procure ce,tif-
Gates 10 teach in tho Common Schools Of this
county, can make application at that time.
L. A. HEARTT, Sec'y.
Sept l6lh, 1854. 81
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Europa arrived at Has
lifax ON the l1th inst, with dates from
Liverpool to the 50th ultimo.
Cotton was in gupd demand, without
change in prices, and breadstufis Of all
descriptions showed slight improves
meut. In provisions generally there
was no change prices.
[ There ha, been M tidings received
of any engagement between the Rus
slams and the Allied army. News of
an engagement was locked for at any
moment, aud public anxiety in England
was at the highcstpitch. ltwastllought
that the S0th Of September would bring
the armies face to face. The allies
have sent force into the sea Of .Azoif
to intercept the Russian transports.
A later despatch says that an off,
cial communication TO the Ambassa-
doris at Constantinople, dated from the
biyouac near Old Fort on, the l6 ult.,
announces an intended attack upon an
intrcnched camp of ten thousand Rus
siaus, posted in the direction Of Sebas-
topol, but the camp was raised in the
night. and the Russians fell back upon
the town.
Twelve thousand Tartars, in the
Crimea, have offered themselves as vo-
luteers to the allies. and been accep-
ted.
1t was confidently stated on the
Paris bourse, that on the 18th the all
lies and the Russians met and a battle
ensuetl--that the French came first into
action, when the English soon came up
and the Russians retired with heavy
loss. lf true there could only have
been skirmishing and not battle be-
tween the main armies.
A Russian courier captured BY the
allies. stated that the whole Russian
force was onIy $4,000 men.
| Admiral Lyons squadron. with 100
transports, had left Crimea to fetch the
reserve.
A telegraphic message from Vienna
confirms the accounts Of favorable dis
position to the allies by the Tartars
Of the Crimea, and announces that the
health Of the allies was excellent.
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NIXON.

"A TIE N Il ON
To me commissioned, non-commisnoned 0Grsrs
and Musieians belonging 10 fAe 47fh R,Si-
meat. N. c. MiLfio.
YOU are hereby commanded 10 attend st
= HiIlsborough on Friday the 27lh instant.
OF II oelack, armed and equipped fordilimus-
ici and coun martial; and on Saturday the 2sih,
st 10 o'clock. you will appear with your rcspec-
tive companies, armed aud equipped for rcsi-
mental exereise.
or On Saturday there will be On election
held for Field Officers.
BY order Of ihr Lieus Col.
WIN. J. FREELAND, Adj't.
October 10. b.
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ReadY-Made Clothing.

"A \ this has become one branch Of the Dry
a Goods trade. ron will find an assortment Of
Coats, Crooks and sarks,) Pants, Vests and
OvcIcoals, on reasonable terms, at
J. G. TURRENTINE & SONS.
October l6. S.
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vpan me ann. Vas hid = relieved u
enc " he appendsses. ind fipia BE
iapeflaa1s hand eaasga aesh uas as
serlr.l 10 manslaciure ! neag lhn,ub f..r
the hand lhai Vas aIlonrd u rensain.
and which lacked t.zs necessary liasb
The operation Was performed While
the pasirnt ~ss under the influence ~
elsloruiurm. and the hand thas made
% order Is dsing we'll.
Nsar Hsakrd xsHdard
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The Oglcnf.arg /. Sentinel" tells
= STORY Al the expense af ono % IL sub
seribers Win had stopped the paper be-
cause IL had so msuy advertisements
10 IL. Jusi alier he slapped the paper
his farm was advertised as delinquent
Cor taxes and sold. Afiera while, prv-
badly BY the ruin Of his CREDIT. he dis
covered his 8" fiz." and BY spending tws
days time aud paying ten per cent
penalty. he redeemed his farm. On
his wss home he ssuppr,i al The senti-
mel of'iee and re-sab<cribed. and de-
parted a wiser man.
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Obituary.

Died, in this county. IN The lth inst. sfler q
lingering illnsa Of Consumption, Mr.. Jons s.
ssrER. aged about S. ysaa. He was kind
hearted man and a good neisi.bor.
Died. az his residence. in Orange county, on
the soth ulh, Mr. EIlsna Ussrxap. in the 7lst
year Of has age, leaving several children and ma
ny relatives and friends 10 mourn their loss but
they sofrsu not as those who have no hope.
He he'd been memhsr Of The Baptist church
for many years and walked lmmbIy with bis
God. He was ihe oldest member in the church
NJ Flat River Union. Bio. RE.
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Nancy I. Ellis and oilers, ar parte.
aTrgx PURSUANT to the decree Of
Tsy1& the Court Of Equity in this case.
sHS shall offer for sale. on the 2sih Of Oc- {
<sn tober next. At the late residence Of
Alexander Ellis, deceased, all the Real Estate Of
which the said Ellis died seized and possessed
viz: tsssssis ~. a
One Tract, called the Home Tract,
on which there is valuable Saw Mill. adjoining
the lands Of Joseph Hester and others.
On Tract, called the Pine Tract,
adjoining the lands Of Samuel p. Moore and o,h.
ers, containing about $40 Acres.
One Tract, called the Woods Tract,
adjoining the lands Of Caleb Wilson and others.
containing about lis Acres.
Terms: Twelve months credit; bond and sp.
proved security required, and title reserved until
the purchase money is paid.
O. +. LONG, c. & NIX.
Sept. 18th, 1854. b4is--
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iGiiROUGa LIME TO THE WEST
~ NJ ;;ss,;;:sss.is 1 20 1ssIzIlE

Ohio railroad Baltimore TO Wheeling
Meeting there Wih the targc, and splendid steamers Of The
the Ohio, andthe stages TO ZanesptRe, &c.
expeditions being thoroughly Completed by
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel and the road being
ORDER Of travellers confidently
advantages and The
Of the and attractive character
leaves Baltimore daily p. m,
directly through Wheeling $3.50 mies) IN 10 or 10 hours
GLIDING all sioppages there at2 or
leaving Baltimore lodging
Cumberland, 79 me aud proceed thence TO Wheeling The
morning &S.r
with these train the leave Washington at g.
daily, the from Baltimore the Wash
DIETER known the Relay House) miles
BALTIMORE
just completed for oute daily
the and passengers down tire Ohio Gin
cnna Louisville, where stages Nashville, &c.
the and New Orleans packets be go
ing further on
Columbus who prefer the land
cnna parts West proceed
Ohio Companys excellent
part National road Zanesve
by railroad
Passengers Welsvie and Cleveland by
will find this route, being
regular speedy connection Wheeling and those
places.
charge transfer of passengers or baggage
by through ticket with right lie anywhere
roue) from Washington Wheeling, 80 sos 10 Cincinnati, Sill
Louisville $la t-.s.. t#-.
Tickets OF Mr. Parsons agent, the railroad station
Washington, and of the other agents of The company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll--dn General Superintendent.
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proposal be signed by individual arm making
specify but prfeeor each and
e contained In The schedule Should article be required
ioy be furnished Tire lowest rsret
according quality Blank forms viii be furnished
The department applying for them and as, without uni
formiy therein, would find difficult 10 make de-
cision will be taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing there with. Ne
The proposals addressed Department Of satep
endorsed Proposals for Stationery Notice viii be 10 the
whom the awarded who viii be required, with
days thereafter bond with suci.n suretes for
lis performance. .r-. + .
The department il decide whsher
the have complied with and 10 reject
ce which In his opinion of inferior quality as well a TO
annu The contract failure comply with the terms within
a reasonable - (.
May 9i--lnw4w
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I Q. +. sALOMON's Improvement In Brick Making,
patented April Is, ls5aBy this method making
various well known facilities OF ordinary
usl process combined those Of machine
while disadvantages peculiar the action generally Of
the latter avoidsd the bricks made rapidly and dried and
prepared for the kiln which
little delay without labor
Placement, 10 which they subjected In the ordinary
foregoing description Improvement only
has been made TO the plain ordinary building BRICK but OBJ
vious that by suitable the aten
and mould box IL equally capable of manufacturing tile, hollow
cornce, other OF the weknown forms Of brick.
Patent rights for sale Address 'f. .T.g 45aigg 5 fa
]. c, +. SALOMON,
Biadensburg, Prince Georges county, Md
NB.Two hundred well pressed brick be
ute, WITHOUT removal |0z.s... 81 #.a May l4-dlm
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TO Tho h-ir-atiaw Dsvs ycs are h~,cy
ncs'ea that have hred the aAd day of August 1874
fir not on the fair day thereae Sunday excepfed
odee a. bn-ddie Ces inqsise
crcnteour q coaay kin Of Lucy Davis
deceased, The persons her
qred 70 be taken by s decree Of Dnvfddc cfcei cov
dsrt on tho Gath day OF Ap A. ID 1851 cbascay
pending IN ssd William preheu suchy his
vie psndHs, Chnes srrrnve, n rcy w.
Davis, deceased, and defendan
relations Kin The said deccdent heirs aa~ are then
and there and prove which
r~eot viii be v-qwir-d strict conformity 10 the law
0vsn under hand, commissioner Of The ci,eun
D'nwddie county, the day and year fret aforesaid =
als foetl u - bNfa. y Y. HAR1RANH,Je NJ. G, \
June a-isw4w ri hb 2dasdr9 qsbid 90 b srsg
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n X. CHAMBEhLIn's Commercial College, locstcd
". No l97 Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The ostenbe
object OF place in the reach Of Individuals
facilities for obtaining thorough and practical mercantile educo
young obtain knowledge
general few weeks acquired III
many years any counting house. Ha HaAse H0f
The embraces double hook and It's
departments Mean
tile calculations according the most Methods
Practical penmansp combining apdy execution with beauty
Of Lectures mercantile law various
mercantile subjects, beside other
business understand The time
complete eight
There being vacation, applicants enter and
evening periods,
and diplomas awarded ase who graduate For terms Hc write
and have a circular forwarded by ma l.
Nov l3-lydAcr - Ha
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
EACuLTY Hon Abraham carutbo~ late Of inc circuit
Hon Nathan Green, Judges supreme cor,
of Tennessee.
Hon Broahed t. Ridley the The State
Judges Couttrs and Green dew their wpls exclusively
10 the school. #E =
Plan Of tarncfaonl. Daily examinations The
ert books No regular course OF locurcs but
daily lessons IN the progress Of the examinations
p Weekly moot Of law equity which
dents Commences suits
and them through all
practice Tho framed popare
denoe In the trials some of by appeal TO
upromc moot court, which is held mouthy
public the od Of session The sudenls cu
hs jurors, circuit Judges and chanceor "a
bacfties connected with heir suits | I--F
Sesoss-Jho fret in
cmhe and ends third Thursday February com
menees The succeeding Monday 10 February 5nd second
Thursday in July. tI #fF IsF Hfs kH #r-s
Expenses sc,sonTuiton foe $780, in advance
fee " boarding about $50 Students furnish
which be had In tho Lebanon la Hut4E
Pour sessions required complete the
dents advanced No previous study egured f AL
mission There four regular oessss Students
any time during the collegiate year.
There IL moot legislature connected with the school
Number OF students The Inst collegiate sshy-sis a
ROBERT T.. CARUTuERs.
Fob ti--ooly @t. President hoard % Trustees
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by JAMES G. McGUIRE. Auctioneer.

f,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELlGlBLY STU
u unimpoved Of decree the
Of the Ds.hc, Of CoiubaO washington eoan made
wherein James r. Halliday and others conpannn
and Thomas Holiday aud oher heirs alaw ~ Thomas Halliday
defendants subscriber BY said de-
will public auction Tuesday, e 18Th day Of June
1884, 5k O'Clock the OF c. McCuiTes
the corner Of Psnnivania avenuc and 10Th street west al those
parcels Of lying and being situated In e city o.
Washington and known apd described On the plat plan q said
being TO- l0 No 49,
4, S. Z, In square no; p
and a. in No 1885, and Of lot ia south Of
No. S23 said of said lot No. being The south "A feet
II inches front 4th east BY inch Of said lot
The above eigiby situated In rapidly approving
ofthe city ard offers Y pe:cns dssirous Of
The ,srms Of sale a. presbsd ~ IA decree of
the purchase be paid In cash. and balance IN equal
payments g. H. and 10 months be secured by the pucsse
notes. bearing interest from day Of with security
The Upon tu u
and interest and the ratification o. the sale or sales BY The
will respective
te terms ire compiled with IN liz days amer the SALE
the Of tho sse or which complied with
res0d weck' notice.
purchaser purchasers thereof All conveyancng at the
- ltsl CHAs. 3. WALLACH Trustee.
49,. ,l.ste J. @. MCGUIRE, Auctionecr.
sfay 23-3aw&ds aA n 49,
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3 sAArlAOxr sAcEs- rsgrt
TnE spring meeting over the Hsas Hun courss near Bald
more, Maryland commenced op h0aasy inc eh u june oi
yixsr PAY.
sane ~ssssps.is e. d.:s ys.. Old. s,s hss
1e.s .,asi. filsd vim The iOiewiss s.ilis.
William II Gibbons names B. PSiio, BY Manne-dam ca.'an
u Tnona. when BY Glencoe BY Msaoe
Mishs A.o Col George Li.s Arthur ~ csn'
cosas Gavin Glssas BY AndslSy--dam Princes.
medoc 100 ~ gsa,1 II -.tisH M.
.1't
Wednesday Club purss $500-two mile heats. a.g
SANE = sys o qo na.s heats
G., b Epsilon dam Nanny KEEL
" Il GiSSon. names Ma,us, BY Umpire Emily
r. F. Field names ). g. wild irishman, BY Glencoe dam
Mine! Blonde, BY Glencoe dam BY Wagner
". Dianun,y eh Care. Davis, " Glencoe dam
Gleneoe-loaI years old. Faar 7e# 1900 tI
Thursday Club purse $500 mile heats !, -
$500 entrance, saO6 Club 70 give $500 If
Miner ch Blonde BY Glsnsoe dam BY Wagner
r.. r. Field b. wild Irislman, by Glencoedam
q W. Dahuny names CHI. Carrot Davis, BY dam
92 ttta FOURTH 4
Friday Club purse, o., oOos four mile hs.,.
f9 three Ss s; W., mile
ye
Ann. 2. So Essfss&s
.. Fowler names Pesg Bakslys Tsnner BY Sovereign
dam jane Mitchell Also, Little Arthur, by Cencoedam Blue
Bonnes ''7N'"< 49, .tAF itt'4t AZ.
Thonas witten & BY Glercos-dam BY Medoe.
8agls .g6aeafI Gyaal u@
SatudayCu purse, $500; mile heAisthTec best in Ave.
Same dnySweepsskes for all single heat Of three
miles $500 Forfeit The club give $500 If two
-Four year olds and to carry 100 pounds
g. Fowler Col t. B. G0ldahyss a. highlander, by G-
coe-dam Castinet by Monarch-fvE years old.
Field names Little Flea, by Grey EAsedam by Action
six years old. 'a.tl 49, t ..t
The following matches are TO week
COL Hsre Zngsner COL Glasscocks Little Arthur
for H2,000-mle heats. :, ...s. t-.lfylsI., ..
Col against Col. Diahuntys Medona for
s. j. CARTER,
May 24-d3thcod4r+ Proprietor
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JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.


Htr N#nH Af.#.a a "a "a. January |, 1854
Rouee hereby the holders Of following described
United that this depamen, prepared
chase any between date hereof June
portions OF those stocks amounting aggregated
million dollars in the and The
toned, 10 witt st. M trlf 9tis ~ sl4 n aEsH#
In Case contingent competton within stated,
preference will be given in the order of time which said
may be offered The cerdeales duly United
Hiaies parties WHO must
be transmitted is department upon receipt Whereof a
price will be paid compounded Of the following
J. The value, amount specified in each ceincate.
y The Of the by
July 546 redeemabie November IL 1885, per the
stock of the loan authorized the 1872 De-
ccmbe 1852 of fifteen and half per Of The
authorized by the Of lB47 l84S radeennbe,
The former the 3ls Decenbe 1867 the h
une 1858, Of and the OF the loan
authorized by the Of 1885, redeemabe 3 Of Dcc-
ber 1884, Commonly called the Texan indemnify
ID Interest the par ceneae ls Of January,
1854 of receipt and settlement tho WIN The
allowance the money reach The owne days interest
In addition ItYptBS0 q t "a llaF stF4NtAif 49,
Payment for said will be made the Treasurer OF
the United States the assistant Boston, New York.
or Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
iF.t saaFs 'a " t'Ngf .f Haft JAMES GUTHRIE,
May a0-dIsJuly Secretary oflhe Treasury.
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ZINC subscribers, having been appointed
the New Jersey Zinc Company, the of their
descrpoB
bic Baltimore the prices and tho liberal
f. taaNH H#IiHtsa +
The white paint Is warranted and unsurpassed by
other article Ii is sold either ground In
The brown made only New
other metallic surfaces
II cheap economical paint tE #aa6aEa4 TO
The brown color uBequaed durable covering
depots, bridges &C. The consumption OF large
II has given entire satisfaction. '
All the by the company highest
celence, having recently
covered and applied their pepaon they
soft fresh reasonable length Of
this respect they superior Others in market
JOHN SULLIVAN d SONS, Agents,
sss No. 9 Camden Baltimore
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rK2Asuky DErAxraxsr,
NAV an iet

May 20, 1854
The limited BY the noee this
AIRY purchase the United States hereby
tended The LIST July but IL be
serudcatos which received the
sddoa usual assignment lie holder distinctly
uas which will then mp the
transmit the the may be- default
VI this latter the days
interest ess interest om The lime Of redspuon July
only will be paid 94gg sHf ~ a5dan5 bod s1+ SSH E4g
To saod opportunity holders
notice. department will consider mailed PRIOR
July entitled beneht upon the being
so mai 1895 DIG 1t4 $500
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MAYORS PHOCLAhlATIoN.

HEREAs by the entitled relating
25tb July, 1890 axcroved
April % provided hst whenever shall made appear
this shall be deemed and considered mad
OF bis proclamation requiring
kind shall
shall deem erpedant
exceeding ninety days asd sba be the OF
hes and lawful for my oer peron XII and bury and every
dog going said proclamation
Now theveNbse having be-n made
'animsi Of the dog kpd mad this city
hereby ice 70 all whom
The kind In this city required
durug Of sixty days from the date hereof police
~ b. und going at large contrary poclsma
y Il Il
Given my hand the Mayors ofce city
inaon, this Goth day OF May. s5i. .fs ~ 20
~. 4 80 W,s.G ..n5l'r JOHN w. MAURY,
May ~ eo3t&Isw5w tUg Mayor