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CINCINNATl MARKEr.

CINCINNATI MARkET.
FEn. ls.NFlour is depressst under the Canada 8
news; an advance having anticipated. Provisions
generally dull, declined. Whisky 2o4a223 cts
Pork 1880; Mess,13.0o. Cloyerseed sos. Other
articles unchanged. rgols
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MONEY ExtENnEp AT rmr vlnclSlA MILITARY
ISsrrruTE.-Im compliance with resolution Of
the Senate. the I'd Auditor Wednesday ansmitted
to that body statement of the amount of money
expended at the Virginia Military Institute, and
for what purposes since the LIST of January. ls4s.
as follows: For Superntendent's House, g. 1855 SO;
for Virginia Mili:a.y Institute, sss.7l6 So; FOR
Quarter Muster's Department. SlO3.456 Sc; for
building Barracks and ProftrsnI's Houses, $751;
6s9 I5; for Substance. s5s,2s7 49,; for Phil
OsOphical Apparatus, 500 oo-ss5s. 7s5 as:
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aTHow true is the old sa, ing, that s.murder will
out7' In September, 1852, the Cincinnati papers
state. a wa,chman of that city named Jacob Stod-
tsrd was found murdered near the Water Works.
murderer, but iley were at fault, and justice ior
a time, seemed to be as sonndly sleeping rs the
murdered man. On the first of December, in the
same year, Valentine Goombs was convicted of
~ e. G;r.nmsts Rave csn,i,,
pred which point strongly to Coombs as the muir.
derer of the .watchman The Grand Jury have
found true billngninst him for the, murder, and
he will be brought down from Columbus and tired
ut the present term of Criminal Court tor Hamilton
county. sstSs ~ u g+ttss 1..ss ~
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ii Hats! Hats!! Hats!!!
OFsTHE I,ATEST FAI,I,sFASHION.

q OF THE IA'TEST FAEE 8FASHIUN.. q y
w Eare now manufacturing Hats Of the latest AN I'm
w styles, and are prepared to supply cur patrons
ard the public with Hats that cannut be surpassed nS
endurance, beauty OF finish and artistic although
nahed al prices low those onrior Eastern
viet manuacure large assortment OF all tile diff
e ent OF oit and Felt mems, youths chill.
arens Hats Also alarge ut OF friends Hats
mems and youths Cloth Glazed aud Silk Plush Caps OF
the latest styles Those desiroas obtaining good arti.
Gle In our line OF either Hat Cap will assuredy consult
both taste and economy by the splendid new
Hat and Cap store, No 1913, doors north OF IT, Sci.
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urErtSo of the managers of the Mas, mic AS
ssmbly will be held at Washington Hall this CMon-
d,y> evening, at 81 o'clock. & go.
All are earnestly requested TO attend.
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CAUTION.

On. NoRsHs INvIGoRATTEG CoRpIAL as been counter
feited by unprfncjpled PERSONS z5.ss.
In future all the genuine win
fac smIe pasted the cork tote and the ol
lowing words blown in tho glass - -,
..'pR. MoKsE's INvIGoRATIsG CORDIAL,
IN. RING. PROPRIETOR, n. r.
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Mr.. KedEie. an attorney of Chicago. Illinois.
having seen in the New York Herald q report of
Koszta's destitute condition. arote him letter
with promise 10 support him until he may be.
come sufficiently acquainted with American law
to open an oficef4r himselt. The letter also Gov.
cred an order for fifty dollars to deiray the travel
ing expenses of the said Koszta TO Chicago should
he acceptthe first condition. Koszta got The $50
aud free pass toIllinois. s s
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onrstock consists OF over 3 :. = -

onr stock consists OF over 3 3 = . f54ss
ONE THOUSAND. BOXES OF TOBACCO. ~
embracing fifteen different SO and ss Pound
Lunl,s, from 10 10 % cents, including p Gravely b. p
G[ayey Hollandsi hpe F. Beehive, Tho ntoI,, Thomss
Ioaas' sis Also satse boxes q Hunters
others Also the Old Diade OF vi ginia Twist. MAI
Belli Cherry Ripe the California Rar, etc ETC.
As we ged in the tobacco iae
Ing three hoases vrginih ths being the
only regular Tobacco wes or The Atlantic
Cities and having laid in stock previous 10 e
vance we feel confident that Offer such induce.
elts az no other mouse better, few
equal, ether east We therefore ask the mer.
81 Ohio, Penns to give -
We also keep constantly on hand heavy ana General
stock Of segar9 Also srfa.
eiIasasTs; also ID PSsts Matches
and see for yourseives oGAN,CARR Geo 80 4
ang2S L Il 4 49, t9s,S 81 Main street
DISSOLUTION OF EGO-PARTNERSHIP. x
NOTICE IL hereby given that The irm q ls0snr & Lar
~ TIE Is this day dissoye by mutual consent. Tho
the old arm win be By hrn o.
sbys Ittle q Co, which this day into operation,
old stand On Market seets pg,s5 II 4, jan4 ~
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Tobacco.! Tobacco!l Tobaoeo!!!

w Z would most respectfully call the attention OF Mer-
ShSn,s and GIoeers 70 our very large and
eies as ely belong 70 tesilIar
.s....i.Wh oleanl lie Tobnrco IIouae.. Als..st
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THE BELMONT CUUNTr EMIGnArIoN CoAPAsY.-
friend has handed us little printed pamphlet,
being the Constitution OF Society OF the above
natne' now endeavoring to be Organized in the
Western part of Belmont county, Ohio. The idea.
as we understand ii. is TO raise a company on the
combination PriHeiple--a combination of money
aud combination of Iabor-to elnigrate 10 the
West buy sufficient quantity Of land, Law il off
into lots Of convenient size, clear The land, built
house for each member of the comps. n.y. and then
draw lots for the houses and dissolve the com.
pany, and thereafter every man for himself, but
leaving him III q better situation, by being the own
eg of home, and surrounded by numerous INTEL,
gent neishbors. in fact, q city composed of hum
dred families, with its farmers, mechanics, store
keepers, doctors, aud most important of all, its
schools. This company also provide for the sick,
and in case of death ut any time of menb I, at
the time of dissolution Of the company the u hole
benefit goes 10, his family tie same as if he had
lived and performed his part of the labor, and the
at the expense of the company.
To the man of moderate means, this company,
offers some inducements, as lie can secure by this
combination what he never could accomplish by
his individual effort, at least, he would secure
it quicker, home for himself and amily, posses
sion i' the sott of his country. something that he
could look upon and call his oten, thus eleyating his
being and exaltins the man above the servility OF
want nd the oppression of capital.
Persons wishing inf rmstion can address VIM.
Haines, Richland, Belmont county, Ohio.
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s9 q, Y y. D.ss,.: states.
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% 2 .i,a<5 REMOVAL.
NTESSRS. CoWGlLLl & McSwoRiIS and A :, &
.Nl TDOANE & Co., have removed from Water stree
TO one Of Mr. Rason,s large new warehouses on Mali
where they solicit the or The ayorx
their friends. iaro
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SCEL NE GUS.
Masonic assembly

A n wsshinston iall, "Wednesday. the 2ed Februss
"A ry. 1854: II 81
Hon Geo. w. Thompgon, John H Downs, sbi|i g :
Hon s. Brady, : II E5 J.ei. Meteaif, y KS Il y
Morgan NesDl.f i q II 81 David Bell. - u 4 81
WIN. s. Wickham, ~ .,5t.55 Wm.W5 shriyer,b Z. : y
J.H. Williams, :; 8: Nv. g. Seotti r. ISL
81 Edwards, Jr ~ = Joh, Iist, 80 tx tsk
J. N. To,id.t tl,r J.t1 Hump, 1880
a. CaldwcisS - fsaFS u IL. Pendieton.s = -a-ss
DR. Jas Tanner, y s-'a e. 8 A y Pannel - ts4
John X, l5otsford, q Hon SgCemenss
lDr.tw.J ). Bates, 100 rs. Yarllsl, -
s. D; Woodrow, MmfSSingieton,
n! b. Marsh. sSFEgf 81 sypni;H CaIotht ts,q a
J.sG. Aeheson SUI ~, JsM Warden. 10 MA
Marcus alcNeai, 49,, Smith aic Donald, Il
James luke, II, .sT I'D j. e. Hullilien.
Thos ]. Campbell, ~ James d., insrahanl, ~
DIR Louis kels., . = 4 INT a. LoriDg. NJ 80 q
John Il. Hobbs. 49, q Nm b. Martini ~,
WIN ~ Cioshorn,ii JDln q. Swearing gen, - :. 4
DR. G. 4. Craeraf, Mn Mccoy, ,5i5 lind Il
john bishop. y, y Hugh Crymbie. is R,,s.,sit75
n! Allen Howell, III l.. Is. McLain. - - : I,
Geo W. Sights, 80. 49, James Carroll, J. ~ ~, i
FThos p SilacToss, 500 r. ". Knox, = 3-.sS5,.a{
NJ. g. Goud Jesse w. Note, <. - A..
Wink Newman, VIM r. NJ Kee,ALs ~
J.E. Wharton, James Campbell.
~ Conmittee of Invitation. 3 20
sG George w. Sights, Isl aatWm H CaTotheis,
gi9 TIP Shalcross, ffs pnrJ E. .Huliihen, 81
~ J. III! Pendleton, J. NJ. Warden
~ DR. VIM J. Rates, John G. Swearipgen.
L u iJ.fH. Williams. - i1R taiSe5s jan31
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NO MERCURY OR OPIUM-SoLEaN OATH.
Di. Morse, having recently heard some physcians
and yeTal druggists hav that his Cordial con
teined Mercury and Opiu has made the ng aas
W.T. neither those physicians and drnsgxtS supposed II
contained Mercury or Opium from the singular eneref
with which, acts upon pa euar diseases, from he
great pow er in relieving PAIN knoyya
stale 81 New YORK city and eoaaty OF New York.
cd bet1re mr, Andrew q. Moke, city oTNey
YORK, Metesif Morse, who by being duly sworn doth
depose aud say submhte OH
er mertural preparation used in compromising mann
facurng OF Is Contained in the medicine by tie
name OF r Morse's Elixir Cordial, that
1t does not contain particle Of Opium.
Sworn before me, this 18th day OF Iune, 1916.
.s9 y ,sssEs a. H.. M1CKLR, Mayor u
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REMEMBER TIL

The harsh, dry, hacking. winter cough, which anil
OLD PEOPLE. and invads in low state OF health b,
most happily affected by the Blsam 1t removes ali nc
bid ncus and other foul natter; improves tke dgesti
81 stem.
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Bronchitis. difficulty Of b. eathimg cough, Shiny
crrcctoration with all other symptoms caused by
lection Of the air tubes leading from the throat lungs
directly and specifically affected by the this
narabe remedy BE warned In time. afflicted, and
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speedily checked and prevented by the OF iuclan
Hungarian Raisam which heals tho affected mcmbran
ard restores those vital organs, the lungs
HEALTHY condition
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.. 4.-s PAINT ROOM
Parser's Saloon, Market street third stcry. Open
n from 10 toll O'Clock and from ito 4. 7 = -,
JPortras painted, AND Instruction given in Painting
and design. movie HANNA
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT,
WILSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid ~.
the greatest Improvement yet discovered for savin
labor end expense in shng Clothing House Clean
Ing; Linens and Cottois washed by this Fluid will be
winter and softer Than sif hIeacled the grass
wAhRA not to injure this fabric. Every lady may
herself on that point by soakinga pe Cotton
or Linen IN the Fluid full strength for 2l which
VIII clearly show that it must be puieiy when
dilute with gallons OF water to half pint OF fluid.
single sixpenee which win buy enough for large family
Manufactured and sold the subscriber, has lata
ly purchased the right for Ohio eounyt, Va. - b
JAS. BE LLoR. ~ =t.,-'
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BEFORE CONTEMPT LATINO MARRIAGE ii
should reflect that sound mind and bodyafe the most
necessary requisites 10 promote
deed without tese. The journey through becomes
weary the prospect hourly darss the View
the mind becomes sadowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection that the haiIn another be
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Eurea" Corps OF Typographical Engineers,


PROPOSALS will be until on
November for the equipment, and delivery
OF an iron steamer for the lake be delivered AT
ifo Lake Erie,
steamer not be less than 1856 feet long, 20 feet breadth of beam,
exclusive Of fixtures paddle wheels and wheel
less ihaD 200 burden, of hold about ek
he deck aud cabin boat be fashion, and To be d
vded follows forward Of the machinery cabin and
e hahdsi at OF the machinery cabin ana messo of the
officers Aso have cooking stewards pantry,
water eioses and cabin and kitchen umiure
less tlan 70 hands officers
The deck, cabin be suhcie hm
Pilot wheel upper deck supplied
with customary convenences for steering.
The boat be schooner eged and TO be supplied with requisite
sails and To be properly painted have ade
anchors adequate cables, all
lures hanse holes chain cable boxes wnda LEVERS &c. &c
Each details dimension of and
Furnish "A drawing and model of the boat
The boat supplied with good ydwl boats NOT less than
20 long each and each boat have two good oars with rudder
No advances be contract and the War Depart
The Department itself the
gi TO accept any of The proposals, TO reject the whole and to
The be common pressure maintain
miles supplied with suitable coal
bunkers capable slowing 100
Materials Of the qualify together workmanike
and all and fixtures for strength and
BIZ observed The boat have not lees than 20 ade
quate water buckets.
engine quality OF the pressure kind
with the best recent improvements.
When the
viii be appointed by the War Department. officer OF The
be chosen by the These select third
aud employ exceeding steamboat also
employ The requisite hemen abores &c. order 10 make in
specuon and trial
100 miles moderate weather, which trial said boat
shall maintain speed Of not less than miles the hour
for eutive hours.
said inspectors condition,
strength of materials and machinery workmanship nh
EVIDENCE
trial. half of said expenses paid by United States,
'"' ~" y j. J. ALERT
Sep 2otS2awtlstNov Col Corps r. L.
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United States Patent OHicc,
washington. September 10. lB

IN petition Crane, of Newark, Jersey,
praying Of patent granted on the
February ls4 dated 22d December is4O,
from expiration OF said PATENT which takes place
day of December, 1854
said petiion Patent once
Monday, December next l2 O'Clock M and all
appear cause ary thew have
why said petition oagbt not TO be granted,
Persons opposing the
ONCE .he objecuons, specially forth writing, least twenty
days uefo the day Of hearnp all testimony filed by either party
be used at the said hearing transmitted in accord
ance with the rues Of the Office which win be furnished app
cation.
The testimony the Oath Of December
depaUons, papers upon must be
filed In the Office morning of that day the
ments, n any within ten days thereafter. - -
Crdered that this be published in the Unon lnei
gencey Evening Star Washington D. c.; Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania Scientific American, New York
Post ton for
day December next, the day
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
papers will please copy and send the
bills the Office with paper containing this notice.
Sept 20-Iaw3w
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mo, 52O.1


Notice Tor FostorInE Lands To Market In Wfscohsin
Office hereby given request the Hon. Henry
" Dodge and for satisfactory assigned the lands hereto
fore withdrawn from the WILLOW River and Mineral
Point districts within about fifteen miles
each side supposed OF the proposed railroad from u
ST. Paul. SUPERIOR particularly
scrbed pu lie notice No $40 Issued from this office on the 18th
July last which subject the time OF said
Withdrawal except empied will
be subject and location and aez Monday the 95h
September precisely the and conditions
though the had been Withdrawn from market And
the withdrawal OF eRbrsced the Presidents
proclamation No a0 Willow River Wisconsin,
Monday Iith of September having
geacndd will directed said poclama
under General Land Office,
Washington, this 2lst day of August, Domni 1854.
BY order of the President.
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
Aug 9o-oaw6w fInel h Starl
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Under the OF Congress approved Sd March, 1885, entitled An
rights settlers therein men
toned the United States they Their
extended above mentioned alternate secons
and paid for ut the rate Of two dollars and
fy fixed The public Aud by
the ACT approved 2 March, 1854 for relief of
for railroad purposes persons who set
lands the date o whdrd"d
win be entitled preenp,ions the ordinary mninN rroe OF
the dollar and twenty I'VE cents
acre. for before the day fixed for the pub
Therefore, person entitled the right OF
lands above nsnIoned under I act o 80
settlements made ptior 10 the g
February 1851 (e date OF aotment under the act OF s
March, 1854, settlements made the dne OF withdrawal
required satisfaction Of the register and
receiver therefor hf
practicable after seeing fhs notice
the appointed for the public sale OF the lands EN-
hycinc The tract claimed otherwise
JOS. 4. WILSON,
Acting Commissioners Of the General Land Ohce,
SEP flint. n StarJ
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baltimore College Of Dental Surgery.

IHArIN A. HARRIS NJ d. principles of DENTAL sugeryS
Thomas F. Bond, M. d., principles of Denial Medicine
Washington X Handy M D Oniomy and fhyso'osy
Alfred A. Biandy, NJ. D., Dental Practice.
Philip M. d., Dental Mechanics
Reginald ". Wright, NJ, d.. Dental Chemistry.
The fifteenth, the Ist Of Novem
bcra nd Gle n LIST OF March.
be devoted
ana dissecions.
nfmnry connected with the college, the student will
will
one the whole year.
the lectures, So; maculation s. dipioma $50
For information address
p II. AUSTEN, Dean,
Sept l3-2aw4w 76 Sharp street
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United States Patent Once,
Washington. Sent. @. 1874

m the petition of Henry Burden, Of Troy York. pray
Tug for The extension OF him
OF December s40 for Improvement machine rolling
puddle balls or other of ron
seven years from the expiration
on the 10th day OF December, 1851
ordered that the said petition be heard
monday, the 2h OF November O'Clock, per
said petition ought 70 be granted. - - ' ~
Persons opposing the extension
ohce their objections, specially forth wrng
before The day OF hearing all testimony filed
TO usd the said hearing be taken
cordance with he Of the Office furnished on
apple alton. "
The testimony the will be Of November
dsposons and other relied filed
IN the once on or before the morning of that day arguments
any, within ten days thereafter. e' "
Ordered, ALSO that this notice be published Unon Inte
gencer and Evening Star, Washington, d. Evening Argus
phadsipha Pennsylvania Scientific American, New
BOSTON, once week for three
weeks previous to the 9Th OF November hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
SEditors the above papers please copy and send their
bills TO the Patent Office, with paper containing notice
Sept 6-IaW3w ..
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University of Maryland.

School Of Medicine.
Vh iory seventh session will begin Monday October
L and end on the LIST Of March, 1855.
rrlncipes and Practice Of Surgery, N. r. Smith, NJ. D.
nnnemsHy and Pharmacy, w T.. A. Aiken NJ. ID,
nnclpe and Practice Of Medicine, Samuel Chew, NJ. ID.
4hatomy and Physiology, Joseph Rohy, NJ ID,
Obstetrics, Richard II Thomas u.
In" ~ 1e 't'''' w. ~ ''F'o"'''b"'
tfaeucal Anatomy, y, b. Smith, NJ. D.
bhncal Instruction inhrmay
ana containing one hundred and ffty beds.
tees for the lectures 500 fee graduation
"S WILLIAM =. A. AIKEN, NJ. D.,
N'Pt-~'W'Suoc'
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United States Mails.

Posr OFFICE DEpARrmRsr,
Angus, 20, 1854.
PROPOSALS carrying the mails States,
powng fouss Mississippi received at the Contract
ii o'ciock, Glib day November 1884, by
the Ih Of The same month
KENTUCKY.
No Sla FSm Cairo H., by Memphis Tenn. Napoleon, A
Vicksbnrg, Niss, Nachez, and Baton Rouge La,
New Orleans, l,o75 miles and back, daily, in safe and
suitable steamboats,.
Arrive at New Orleans lays by5pm;
Leave New Orleans daily at pm;
Arrive AT Cairo in six days by 5 p
No. 1hS o apo TsSn im hyi s
Fulton, Tenn, oeeoia, Ark. Pecan Point Randolph,
Tenn, and Oldham, Ark, to Memphis, Tenn 242
miles and back three times week, 10 safe and suitable
.saye Cairo every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at
Arrive at Memphis in 81 hours by 7 p m ne-. day;
Leave Memphis every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday,
Arrive n 81 hours by days.
MISSISSIPPI
Pecan Grove, I'alula, Miss Lake Providence La,
top, Misc. Grsensle, Columbia, hre. e;ains's
ing, and Victoria, Miss, 10 Napoleon Arb, $50 miles
aud BACK, three lines a werk in safe and suitable
Leave viekabug every Monday, Wednesday, and Thurs
Napoleon every Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, Wednesday, and Mon
Arrive vicksbus every Tuesday, Thursday and
No 1887 From Rock Island Ill., by Hampton Byron ordo-
va, Albany, Fulton, Savannah lie Claire, Iowa, Canaan
che, Lyons, Tabuia, and Bellevue, TO Gaena NJ, 100
mites and back three times week, in safe and suitable
pitdegs will propose schedule
n. and resussn cembtans Condition. did 10 be IN
e contracts to such extent the department deem proper
inviting proposals for mail service on the Msss
JAMES CAMPBELL,
- Postmaster General,
Avg 81 eoiaod [ln,el. and slar,l
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mo. 522.'
General notice for restoring lands TO marke et
on certain proposed railroads.

situated Ia the STATES hefenhlie
oned from sale entry except FOR pre-
elaims) by orders President OF The United States
s an ,h solicitations
hrrs of both anticipation Oh grants bebB made
20 aid construction ol PROPOSED anu Sohsess
President mas directed that all
e LANDS heretofore thus Withdrawn unui uher orders which
v.Y .bect TO entry Withdrawal teacep those since
entered by empon shall be restored 10 market precisely on
e same conditions ough lhe same had nor been
Withdrawn from sale -. - -, a. 49,. =, :
is therefore hereby that on and after Monday the
;af do Of October lands hh subject to prpate
safTv pyevou udrawa Except those since peempled ua
ted IN following States, Territory and land dsc and paTeu
withdrawal enumerated below, will
again be subject and location and that those
withdrawal the reservation
which resended will be repoclamed for sale hereaf
10 Wit 40.
public of withdrawal No 59S August
49, 1883 from Brandon, Mississippi Montgomery
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CREAT bargains In Dry Goods.-our Mr. Hall has just
returned from New York. where he has been attending those
auction sales have heard so much about and
such sacrifice
guaranty purchaser that think
call quality and price, our assortment embraces
be found the Ds both in fine goods and staple
carpetngs of kind,
quality kinds We
spectfuly purchasers will with call before
Rear mind the handsome goods always be
had the fret of the
Sep l4-d2wif HALL BROTHER
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That lands Withdrawn the districts of lands subject
Monroe Natchitoc.es Louisiana No 49 Decem
Der ~ 1882 for e railroad from srevespcr yiekbug in said
Ste, which the reservation by No
slB will be subject again the 7h December 1854 the
in said notice and thai respective registers
offices will carry
into effect witho awaiting further Instructions from this office
Given under hand the General Land Office the city
Washington fifth day of September, Domin 1854
BY order of the President:
:" JOHN WILSON,
Sept 6-2aw6w Comms soner.