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a NDn " tIZXiNI, FH0LESIFF AND FIFTH DF1J
66THash,MoIn FO3EIGY AND DOKESYTtI CDyFrSJL5VI
T - HoI Sf Is row In receipt his Fancy S,oet OF
comprising the largest assorted SOL he -
at Ia on hand consisting OF the following article. such 80 -
NJ .eS ""rk Boxes; JeEeEy DrsssIng DO Po,t ScIi.
III Cn ana Thousand o,teI things tsdoas to name
ssnho sa TO please The refined tast- Ilso .,-
supply Of B9aton French Kisses Csn5Ied ana are
sse'es Pickles and Sauces various and highly
'h re oilers Tor sale upon the scciar,oa,irr
h,I M sJSsTesI takes this opportunity returning his
OrTai support and them that No thing IN h .,, 81;
wanting TO merit continuance their natFors
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~ hAoIORS-seSls proposals ziIlbe received
oS the undeTsgaed At the Office Of ~ sr.s.s
cNbuTs and GoTdonsvie until W. dne.i.s
ioh Ia" The Graduation Masonry Of IS ns ~ ,,J r
tue hrst % sections West
donsSle, distance Of IS or IS miles rs @"a oo'-
PsehSaon and pohle Of the seen nj tbs r,st
and after February Ch and az
relating to Ia be obtained hr
r.sd Mt upon the line. Bids persons n
shed must De accompanied by letters OF Recommendation
BIZ order oJ Hs Bodrd
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md H,r,,I.
nj itredy for bisrasss Of the INA ruIvy lem
yanndee scro!rA kings evil and IA. no.i in
yeerae stin diseases to Which the human subject
De With certain, safe
cure than Holioways ointment aud Ps act 40
on the constitution and eneeuaiy purify blood that hos
diseases quickly
obtained These sovereign remedies equally in en-
burns scads sauiulEr svring, wounds
rheunatGn contracted and stir joints. ''
Itis ale by PURCELL.
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ANUS G Nj + NTS,

fiHhE Mr.. Bon!fac
1oSerhor Mr. Grinh
Widow. Mis-. 4 Iogs,
Mrs. PARREN will appear Monday.
Doors att performance at -. O'clock
hDMrsoN-BoSes and Parquet 60 cents Tier
on Broad street. formerly Pit door, % Gallery
osnts color"d Gallery ast aiS cents Coored Gallery West
Box Once open ". uns when seats may be Sc
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INDIAN THEoLoGY.-The precise idea
which the Western Indians entertain Of
future life is this: As soon as the In
dian threw of the flesh. he would find
himself standing on the bank of the river.
the current running with great iauidity.
Across this river Was a slender pole
stripped of its bark; and lying close down
to the surface Of the water. The Indian
who had lived good life, then sees q
bright object on the other side: that was
fright" I" He would then, desirous of
embracing the object he loved so well in
the world, walk across the pole, unmind-
ful OF the raging torrent beneath his feet,
arriving in safety on the opposite shore;
and Right would then lead him amongst
mountains covered with gold and silver,
into noble hunting grounds, where he
would hunt for eternity. But, on the
other hand, the man who followed
Wrong" all his life, when attempting to
cross the pole, after death, would fall into
the foaming stream, and be swept down
INTO whirlpool surrounded by rocks:
there he would be carried round for many
centuries, until, at last, he would be
gradually sucked in towards the centre
Of the vortex, and finally engulphed i'm
an immense bottomless hole. What be-
came Of the unfortunate sinner, the In
dams could not surmise, further than he
lived forever.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
THE DYING WIFE.

And must die !, r. -rL
NUT pas away from the beautiful raIfll . -.
Where the roses bio1ni and The birds have hirih
Ere tie rude worlds hglr o'er INV spirit has hla,,,,
Ere the music of life has lost lone; 81. .-.
As The dew drop swept from the aspen spray.
With the summers breath must pass AWAY .-s
The maiden laughs IN the sunny Glade 49,
An why doth she laugh her Joys Inu 4 FADE
An THAT Is fcarest 10 her. nlIifp: p g.
All that is brightest, nn me nnw 81 me; -.....s
There's JOY for stiIl ia the lemon Ieav ID howrr
Where the knocking bird sits in tile hnsh'd night
hour; A .....--..-. --.4 r.
There's joy for me still ia the festal throDg,
In the may dance, and the sparkling song.
There's a flush IN my cheek, ligat IN Inihe eye.
Aud my heart beats waIr-but must die,
Imust leave them now,
j mast pass from the home of INV cfidhoodS mirh
And my place shall be mournd by my fathers
hearth;
His hair is white ard his rye is dinr- t.i--'" -
Aud who shall now speak Of the clad sauh 10 him
And who shall now pour on his tine daed car
The ohden lay that he luved ~ hear: @''-
Tie Will sit and pine IN hIs dwelling lHnr. rsfF
For was his all, and shall be CONC. 80
There's one On my heart hath tcnicrcr ciairn.A 4
have taught my soft child to hep his name; Ha
On his faithful breast when my head is LAID.
] forget am dyiny-my pain l. stayed
trust to ms words, as ON hope lie tiwcsis.1 ei,.
But the pale lip mocks what the fond heart tells
The cpld crops stand on his mani, brow TO ---
Oh God must Iesyc-m,t>t leave him n, w, b..
will CONC again. .T i ssI
Will come JgaIn, IN The twilight yiuom
When the sad wind walls o'rr INV lonely tomb
when The shades in the bower. and the star i'm tho
sky, -.
The early loved scenes VIII I wander by:
| will pass by the hail OF the glad aud CAV
For they shall laugh on, though my smile be away
Where the aged man wecps, my breath shalI be
there; 81
will come 10 my child at her young raised prsyer.
When lonely >he kncels by her fathers side
His gaze resting on u r. his darling pride 1a
With dark ming shade should hi, brow be crossed
AS his thoughts aclr i,h the loved one LOST:
will live IN her form. viii speak in l,er eve
viii steal from her lip the half breathcd sigh
Nlh her sIveTy voice will so0ilIe his paiIi-
will whisper in his heart: 81 am come nyaip >,
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ITO THE CREDITORS OF THE LATE RBpUB-
Il Lie OF TEXAS--The creditors of the late Re
public of fexss hereby notified, that by an act
of ths Legislature Of the State Of Texas approved
Feb 1lth, 1854. the provisions OF the act entitled
An act t. provide for sscertaaing the debt of the
late fepubic of Texas approved March 29th, 1873.
has been exten1e1 until the lst dag of August 1885
Therefore, all holders of any of the rbilities of the
lats Republic, which have no: been heretoare un;
dicate l. whether the same be stock bonds treasury
notes autitei paper, Gnliq iiate1 claims, or any
oth-r de ri ptOn OF debt whatsoever, will present
the -ams fer adjustment to the Au litor AMI Comp
troler at this Office, in Austin, or bsf re the
date Aforesaid August 1st, 1855, the same are By
statute Aforesaid, declared forever barred
Parties forEarding oltins by mail to the under
signed under the provisions of the act Aforesaid Il
certificate Of adjustment issued therefor will be re-
turnad In the same way, should it be direced by
shs claimant. otherwise it will rem ,in in the Aud l.
tors odce subject to his order In all cases of the
transmission of securities and from The Office the
sams shall Dc AZ the risk of the owner or holder.
When party deputsS another tD act for him,
(Which Il requisite in second class clsims) a smp
pow CT attorney attestsd by two witnesses Will
su.ice.
JNO. II. SWISHER, Auditor
JAMES B. SHAW, { Comptroller
Austin, Texas, February I'D, 1854
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REMEDIES WHICH CAN BE RELIED ON.

BEING EACH SUITED TO "SPEcIFIc DISEASE"
Nj extensive practice in Philadelphia the past
Nl thirty years has made me scqusin ted with all
forms of disease, and being graduate from the Uni
rersity of Pennsylvania in 1870, under the guidance
Of Doctors Physic, Chapman, Cox, Gibson and Hare,
am enabled from all these advantages, to offer the
public the results of that practice in the form OF my
FAMILY MEDICINES
As 1 attend to the compromising of these Medi
cines myself, they found, thousands testi
y far superior to the many nostrums called patent
medicines. j. 8. ROSE, NJ. d.
DR.. J. S. RosE's ExpEcToRANT, or Cough Syrup, is
never failing remedy for Coughs, Colds, and all
Lung Diseases. Price soc. and 81. r....
DR. j. s. RosE'5 WHooPING CoUGH SYRUP gives i'm
mediate relief, and frequently cures in one week.
Price SOC. .-... -..-...
DR.. J. s. RosE's Group SYRUP never fails in curing
the Group, that dangerous complaint among chill
dram. Price 25c. -..-f.
Dr.. ]. 8. ROSES EXTRACT OF BuCHU is on. of the
best remedies used for diseases Of the Kidneys,
Bladder, &c. Price SOC. , ......- - ID
DR.. J. 8. Rcsl's NERVOUS AND 1svIeoRArINa Coz
DIAL, for Eeart Disease, all Nervous Affections Flat
1ence, Heart Burn, Restlessnsss, Numbnsss, Neu-
raj yia, raising the spirits, and giving power to the
whole system, 1t is almost miraculous in it's effect
20 cents bottle.
DR. J. S. RosE's DrsPEPTIc COMPOUND. sure cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints and Indigestion,
when taken in conjunction with his Alternative or
Family Pills. Price OF both 75c.
DR. j. s. RoSI's GOLDEN Pills for Falling of the
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility, and Relaxation.
'Ilce 30 ceDta
DR.. J. g. RosE's FKMALE sfEoIFic.-A remedy for
Painful Menstrustion, Lsucorrhaa or Whites. Price
dollar.
DR. j. 5. ROSES FEMALE PILLS arc the only reliable
regulating pills; they have been found to be most
valuable remedy for Femalecsmpaints, to open those
distractions to which they are liable, and bring ma
ture into its proper channel. Price 25c.
DR. J. S. Roses SARsAPARrLLA COMPOUND, for all
Skin Diseases and for purifying the Blood, it is
perior to all others. Price Sec and 81.
DR. j. S. ROSES ToEIC MIXTURE, for Chills, Fevers
and General Debility. never failing remedy. A
few doses is always sufficient to convince the most
skeptical. Price Soc.
DIR J. s. ROSES ELIXIR oP OPIUM, free from all the
bad effects Of Opium or Laudanum, such Head
iche, Constipation, or Sick Stomach. Price 25c.
All whose Constitutions are impaired by disease or
weak by nature should read DR.. J s. Roses "Iedi
cal Adviser, (Which contains description Of the Dis
eases of our climate and the mode of treatment 1t
can be had without charge of
z. D. Gilman, Charles Stott 4 Co., W. Il. Gilman,
Iohn w. Nairn, Patterson & Nairr, D. B. Clark,
II II. blCPherson, William T. Evans. Kid6eu Law
renee, J. B. Moore, Washington; J. L. Kidwell,
Georgetown; and by sli dealers in Alexandria, Viz.
,inie
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HE CALM OF DEATH.-Clasp the hands
meekly over the still breast, they have no
more work to do. Close the weary eyes,
there are no moro tears to shed. Part the
damp locks, there sno more pain to bear
Closed is the ear alike 10 love s kind voice,
and calumny's stinging whispers.
Oh, if in that still heart you have ruth
lessly planted thorn: if from that plead
ing eye you have turned carelessly away;
if your loving glance and kindly word
and clasping hands have come all too late
then God forgive you. No frown gath
els on the marble brow as you gaze-no
scorn curls the chiselled lip-no flush OF
wounded feeling mounts the bIue-veined
temples. .s.A
God forgive you, fer your feet, too.
must shrink appalled, from deaths cold
river--your faltering tongue asks, "Can
this be death g your fading eye fingers
lovingly on thesunny earth, your clammy
hand yields its last, faint pressure; your
tlutteIing pulse gives in feeble fiutter..
Oh, rapaclous grave; yet another VIC
tim for thy voiceless keeping What ,
rot word of welcome from all the
houseless sleepers no warm greeting
from sisters loving lips no throb Of
pleasure from the maternal bosom ST.
lent all
Oh, if these broken links were never
gathered up. IL beyond deaths swelling
flood there was no eternal shore If for
the struggling bark there was no port OF
peace! If, athwart that lowering cloud,
sprung no bright hope of promise.
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q R AT 1 s ]

yUS1 PunlIshKD-A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINAL
4 FEW words on the rationa, treatment, without
II Medicine, Of Spermatorrhsa, or Local Weak.
Ness, Nervous Debility Low spirits Lassitude Weak
1ncapacity for stvdy and Labor Dullness of Appre-
hension Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society, Love
of Solitude, Tmidity, sefDistrust Dizziness, Head
Ache Involuntary Discharges Pains in the Side, Az
fectOa of the Eyes, Pimples on the Face Sexual and
other Infrmities In Man.
From the French Of DR.. B. Delaney.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily Dc removed waaosa medicine Is IN this
new and highly successful trestment, adopted by
the Author, fully explained, by means of which eve
~ one IL enabled to himself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost avoiding thereby, all the Cd
yertised nostrums Of the day.
Sent 70 any address, gratis and post free, in q
sealed envelope, by remittng post paid two postage
stamps to Dr.: B. DeLAN1Y, or Box los, broadway
Post Onhss, T. "a % II - febs-Sm.
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DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. :.

- MITH'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL, for the cure di
- Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Flatulence, Torpid
Liver, and all diseases arising from arrangement OF
the digestive organs, is presented to the public
certain for the above diseases 1t is entirely
free from any deleterious substances, and is eff an
Exceedingly agreeable tiavor. The highest testmo-
sias accompany each bottle. For sale by z. ID.
GILM IN, Pennsylvania avenue, and at BROWNS
HOTEL. Wholesale and retail, 18 and 20 South 18th
street. Philadephia, by the proprietor, DR.. WM II.
SMITH apr 1-3mo
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INDIAN DOCTOR

Offers his Professional services to the citizens Of Bal
timore. Can cure all kinds Of Cancers-take them
out without pain, or the of any knife He can
cure all kinds of Fits and Spasms, Rheumatic Pains
Consumption, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Piles, Palsy, or
any other ailment the human family are subject to.
He can stop Bleeding from the Lungs or Nose, any
distance from the patient, by knowing the patients
name. He was born blind, and has studied several
years under an Indian Doctor who was among the
wild Iniiars thirteen years.
as He can be found at Mr.. Buckley's Boarding
House, corner Pratt and Charles street, Baltimore,
Nd. mar 1T
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fI'HE subscribers having devoted their personal
Il attention for many years to the manufacture
Of BILLIARD TABLES, are fully competent to exc
cute work that will give entire satisfaction to the
most 'ast;dous Como sSieur Being the most exten.
sive manufaeturers in the Union, they are enabled
to furniSh superior table at 10 per cent ess than
any other establishment iu the country to which
fac they re ecully invite the attention of buyers
as also, to the essential i'm provenents they have
male IN the construction and elasticity of the Cush
ion., which thsy have bro1gtt TO a degree of per
lection sttaiue1 by no others. Always on hand Bill
iiart Tables with Marble ahd Wooden beds, with a
large stock of Cloths, Balls, Cues, French Cue Leat
ess, Cue Wax. Pool Bali. Boards, BagsteIle Tables
SilS and Worst-d Pockets, &C., Orlees by mai
promptly attended to. Old Tables recushisned by
sending them by Express.
GRIFFITH DECKER,
Billiard Table Manufacturers
ap lS--3m No. % Ann st New York
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
Books' p sSoTsi SoTanRs s. BRO.
IO2 BALTIMORE ST Rect,


CORNER OF HOLIDAY, BALTIMORE, Md.
Offer to the public at reasonable prices valuable
and well selected collection of the most curious and
rare W )rks, On Astrology, Magic, Witchcraft, An.
tiquities, Masonry, Wit, Fancy, rare Tracts Book
of curious Letters The Fine Arts Classical Litera
ture, Heraldry. Zoology, Natural History, &c
Together with Books everything wonderful.
queer, strange odd, laughable, whimsical, dreadful
ut Of theTay. and unaccouutsbie.
And very fine az ortment of the best editions Of
the works of the most popular and standard, Euro
pean and American, Historians, Essaysts, Travel
ers, Drsmatts Astronomers Critics Statpsme n, Or
ators Men Of Scieace, Biographical and Geograpti-
cal writer's, &c.
Together with about 10000 20 umes works on
THEOLOGY AND RELIGtJN.
And 500 volumes
MEDICAL AND Law BOOKS,
Many of which are now very rare, being nearly
out OF print
Also, always on hand an extensive assortment OF
new and second-ha
r.... SCHOOL BOOKS,
And secondhand NOVELS
At half the regular prices.
Our counters are always stocked with the latest
Books. Pamphlets Novels, and Magazines as soon
published.
Confident in ability to sell cheap, cordially
invite the nook buying public to cali and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
ap eft J. GATHERS 4 RRO.
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cfaI College.
No 127, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
NHE ostensible object of this institution is opaee
in the reach of individuals proper facilities for
obtaining q thorough and practical mercantile edu
cation. young man can here obtain a more cor
rect knowledge Of general business matters in few
weeks than can be aeq uired in as man. yearsin any
one counting house.
The course of study embraces doubleentry book
keeping, and its adaptation to various department.
Of com nerce and trade. Mercantiie calculations
taught according to the most approved methods
Practical Penmanship, combining rapidity Of execu
ton With beauty Of construction. Lectures upon
mercantile law, upon various important merean tils
subjects, beside many other point necessary for ,
BOOK keeper or business man TO understand. Tim
necessary for stuian. to complete the varies
from five to eight weeks. There being no vacation
applicants can enter at any time and attend both
iay and evening Examinations are held at stated
perieis, and diplomas awarded to those who gradu
ate. For terms, &c, write and have circular for
wsrdei by mail feb 4--1v
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TURKEY VICTORIOUS,

VOU viii find at the same OLD STAND, Pennsyl
l. vania avenue near 18th street opposite the
Irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Miniture Frames Of
the latest styles; Brackets, Tables Room Moulding,
Cornises. &c, &c. or by leaving your order you can
have any thing done in my line.
N. Bold Frames, &C., regilt at the shortest no
tice on reasonable terms Don't forget the place.
feb 20-ly JOHN WAGNER
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The Philanthropist, a paper pub
lished by the Prison Discipline Society,
of Philadelphia, is responsible for the fol-
lowing:
1.-The cell Of Maria Scott, who was sen
fenced for six months for keeping house
Of i'll fame, is furnished in a sunptuous
manner, being carpeted, painted, and in
addition, has other prisoners to wait upon
her, as if she were Queen OF Sheba, and
not a Jezabel. She wears her own fine
apparel, while all other conviets are
Obliged to conform to the prison rules.
and don that which the law commands
them to wear.
Maria Scott was the proprietrcss Of
two notorious houses Of prostitution IN
Plum street. She had been convicted h /.
fore for the same offence, but escape;
without the punishment she deserved, &
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HEAvEN.-Whittier, speaking of Hea-
ven, says: ID '.-f
I'VE naturally enough transfer to our
idea of heaven whatever We love and
reverence on earth. Thther the Catholic
carries on in his fancy, the imposing ritz S
and time honored solemnities of his wor.
ship. There the Methodist sees his love
feasts and camp-meetings, in the groves
and by the still waters and green pas
lures Of the Blessed Abodes. The Qua
ker, in the stiffness of his self-commu-
Mon remembers that there was p" silence
in heaven" The Churchman listening
to the solemn chant of vocal music. OF
the deep tones of the organ, thinks Of the
song of the Elders, and the golden harps
of the New Jerusalem Drss so ..r-
The Heaven of the Northtrn nation o.
Europe, was q gross and sensual refiec-
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INDIA Rubber Puff G ON mbs.-Ch;ldren,s
i Long Rubber Combs, Shell Hairpins; Shell, Bra
lillian, Buffalo and Horn Tuck Combs, with every
variety of Ivory Combs, Infant Hair Brushes, Comb
Brushes, Toilet and shaving Soaps ami Bears OH.
Tooth Paste. Powders, &c.
N. B.-Still selling great bargains in Straw Hats.
misses Flats, layn silk, and craps Hats latest Par
Is styles, ut VIM. P. SHEDD
Fancy Goods and Millinery,
spI9t llth St, above Pa. ave,
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CTRIPED SILK at SO cents, very

STh1PED SILK At % cents, very
- cheap
Small plaid Silks at 621a cts, very cheap
Rich plain Poult D'Soie S.lks
Black Silks from 25 ce is per yard up to $2
White, pink, blue, and black Watered Silks
White Grape, Cashmere, and Berege Shawls
Pink, blue, green and eorncolored plain French
NJ De LANES, at 81 "a cts, worth.50
All wool French De Berege, for travelling dres.
sSs.
Ny stock is very large and will be sold very cheap
customers will therefore find it to their advantage
give me a call. WM Il. RILEY,
Corner Sth street and opp. Centre Market.
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The ECLIPSE. annular eclipse Of
the sun will occur on the Doth of the
present month. The Boston Jouaai thus
speaks Of the matter - .......... ...
1t will commence al thirty, three
minutes past 4 o'clock in the morning,
and continue two hours and four min
utes, or until about twenty-threc minutes
before . clock. So our readers will
have 10 IiSc bctimcs to see it. In this
eclipse the apparent diameter Of the moon
compared with that OF the sun will be
about as Is 10 10, and consequently
some nine-tenths of the sun will be
covered. The path of the eclipse will
cross the western part Of the Atlantic
ocean, Massachusetts,, Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Vermont, New York, Upper Cana
da, Lake Superior, Northwest and Wash
lngton Territories, and thence through
the Southern edge Of British America 10
the Pacific ocean. The central line of
the eclipse will enter New England near
Portsmouth, and its path will extend
sixty-two miles on either side. Boston
will fall within its path. To those on
the central line, the sun will appear, du-
ring the middle of the eclipse, like a
huge circle Of light, the moon covering
every part except very narrow rim on
the outside. In Boston the appearance
will be much the same, only the rine
of light will be wider on one side than
on the other. The. central part of the
eclipse will be from Kittery, opposite
Portsmouth, in a north-westerly direc.
ton, through the towns of Dover. Bar.
rington, Pittsfeld, Canterbury. Franklin.
Hill, Grafton and Lebanon. The eclipse
will, however, be visible, to a greater or
less extent, in all parts of North Ameri
ca, excepting Guatemala and the south
west part of Mexico. 1t will also be
visible in Ireland. Greenland, Northern
Russia, parts Of Sweden and Norway,
the Eastern part of Asia, the West
Indies, and in the northern countries of
South America" ~. ...
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mo. 503.I
NOTICE

Of tile continuance Of the Land Office at
CHILLICorHE, ONO.
= view Of the great inconvenience to which the
/ citizens Of the CHILlIcoTHE Land District would
be subjected by the removal OF the Office therefor to
that removal the President of the Uuited States
der the authority given him by the 7th Section of
the act Of 4th Sep ember, ls41 "To appropriate the
proceeds Of the sales OF public ands &c has direct
Office y the sale of public lands in the District
Notice is therefore, hereby given, that the order
for the removal Of said Office to Columbus dated 1st
March, 1854 is revoked, and that the Office will re-
main open for business at Chillicothe heretofore
Given under my hand at the City of Washington,
this 2sth day of March, A. D. 1854.
By order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
mar 29-W&S8w