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EeVeF ana A8ues
NEW taseess perfect cure, contains M are
"A mic or mercury Nay be used by all ages, and will keep
any climate. Read what eminent Physicians say:
"We have used Desher's Pills hundreds
cases Of Fever and Asue and have known
second chill after commencing with them consider
safe and valuable remedy, reach
every family thatis liable to chills and fever.o
WIN. A. NEWELL, N. D., Allentown,
A.. NEWELL. n. D., New Brunswick, NJ.
NOTE FROM HON. THEo. FKELrNoHUvsEN.
From the professional character and
Newell above mentione the these
teeu With NJ Dale hcdn this State, pleasure
in stating that
public confidence" THEO. FRELINGHUYSEN.
NEW BRuHswIcK, n. j., Jan. ~, 1884.
Read the testimony Of r. B. Colcmzn Of the
favor OF Dfshlerss Fever and Ague Pills:
$780, AsToR House, December IS, 1854.
Chae D. Deshier Esq.-Dear Sir: n6Oo
sasreed 70 give me Il medicine did me- being
suciently runcrated perfect troubled
for several months with jsnnAc fever fever and
ague Tour pills performed perfect their through
single course They recommended . friend, TO
whom feel greatly Obliged. shall recommend them
perfect confidence IN ali eases Of similar character.
Truly yours n. B. COLEMAN.
WREN, CROP REGALLy, Agents for 3. Pam. jeis-t
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SINGING ScHooL.-N. P. Ingalls,, who is we'll
known - the susesssful teacher Of music in St.
Paul, viii open School at the Court House, on
Monday evening next We see no reason Why
he should not have . large class. Lectures and
Concerts do no hurt, bot do an amazing amount
Of good. 4....,,
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= -. -, ...,a.- ~ oeaH u
o. per OAK woso-s~s sr $780,
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
B the uDdersners. 81. Pau
that sitter the arst day Of December, 1855 the MARKET
Va b hept open 0uIy three days n succede week
Tuesday, Thusdsy and Saturday every week. til
April next when the Market opened - pu,1 so
TIE Market win coss Gay 81 sale exactly hour
Twelve o,e3eck. s.rst = : u - $500 - :
n B--rake particular notiee Of days Of N.vtes.
3 tfFs nIyYcwERS n lWsur
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
We receiving from the East and well-seleced
stock goods IN line. and surpassed
BY house in St. Paup the magnitude variety,
and excellence, especially the articles
in our line, which we shall offer to the public.
jy7-tf WREN, CROP & REGALLY,
FINE OLD BRANDY AND PORT WINE.
lust RECEIVED, by Wren, Croft Regaly, their Drug
Store, the best quality Of French Brandy
Wine, and unsdueraed, which
cina or family USE ap26-tf
TO LOVERS OF SPORT.
lust RECEIVED, 1t wren Croft Regally's Drug Stores
large and general Fish
Hooks, Fishing Tackle, aud Fishing Apparatus every
scripton. my6-tf
TO THE LADIES.
WYE HAVE RECEIVED . well selected assortment of
w Lubins other ns perfumes for the
toilet. Call and examine.
je8 WREN, CROFT 4 REGALLY.
COUNTY AND CITY OR OERS WANTED,
highest prices; Land Warrants bought soId Drafts
IA cashed, and city property sold on commission,
H. LINDSLEr'S. Real Estate and Land warrant Once,
ec3l-lm Thirti-st., next door to Col. McKenty's.
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NEW STORE-NEW GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER AT WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL.
H. p. G. u A MT,
VIZ OULD call the public to his stock q
w Boots Shoes and Leather, purchased
Manufacturers At Boston and New York comprising
the largest and best offered this Territory
which he Is selling at Marx his
prices.
Ladies Caters, from 4l,26 to $3.50
d. Kid Shoes and Slippers IS cents to $1,50.
do Peg Cali, Kip, Goat, and Enameled Ldies Lace
Boots. 81, 00to 81, so.
Chidren's IS cents to o. So
Mems Th'ck aud Kip Boots from 81 rs o $500.
Boys ALPS 10 1926
Calf Boots, Mems Congress Boots, and IN
fact large all cheap
approved the Holland Block street.
few rods above the Post Once. n. p. GRANT.
ST. PAUL. Oct. 10, 1855 ocl3tf. -
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CITY CASH FURNISHING STORE
1855. WINNIE Is COOLEY, 1855.
as MERCHANT TAIIORs, 5rf..V
Wholesale and Retail Dealers and
DGanufactnreFs I'm .ra a4.s
Ready Made Clothing, Fnsnishing Goods, Bos,'
and CtadSas's CloGlsSso. ,
ksberts Street, Sstst PssI, Mssnessts.
dH "a BOOK AGENCY. ~, g8i---17F
1sHE sUIsCRIBs.s have e.sastssed ns& Asese, IN
fhsdepha and win furnish suy Or pubssstsop
the retsH pce free OF pcsRe Any person, By sofwsrdps
me price 81 81 The - nsgsnes, such
hApers Gods Pu'nsms, Grshsms, Prank J<siye's Yssh
ions &e VII receive the MAGAZINES sn1
splendid hfosraph poraitof either washnGto Jaeson
Cay or Subscribing - ss ~ 4ssssiae, they wre.
ceve of either eueocb1nG
- worth OF HagaSine, an three pnrsts vii Be Grats
Music furnished ftose wish H. p 800
EnveIopeso every description and size n isfye Gal
titles furnished. Seal Presses Dses he. sent 70
Every dscdpon Engrs vfng Wood WITH neat
Aspstsk. vIewsS Ds1pgs, Newspaper Hesdpee
vevs Aseh5Deu, Boob 1nutrsssn, Lodgs Ceeacafes
Beae0 Cards. ~. An edeS sent b. mali promptly afsepd
- pos wtiDg views o. teir buIbnes eueyaved 81
80 Dsssssss - sssssA - - budding ~ nsa -
= dls.ees h.vns ...e.s,e .stse,.s sss1 as1 i
3sSr eevsotaoo 70 eddeD H. ssenbs, - ~ NOD 81
sGssesf 20 ~ ssSesf 0ae ssne. BY1AM& FLEECE,
4 1ee19s3wH - Sesfb T3frS r., Hh0slelpkdS, ~.
.. =. DYnAN. y Z. nAY SfEncX. =
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10 cARrTALsSTs,
M SPLBNDID Du5diae Lots u yr,e N p..6 ~ 81
1VV ssabesEssn- Apply 70 MODKTJ 6 o0sSB I
( s~z-a n - -o Land once, - Anskss1-st.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby eiven day November,
1900 the subscriber took the land belonging
ana On which he now resides snd then
Nouh-Esst quarter Of Section No. Township No.
in the late Fort Smelling Mtsry Reserve in the
County Of Bemsey, the following
owner owners Of which unknown subscriber,
Wit: steer aged about With
white spot In the fsce with spreading horns without any
arti6esl msrks bgsnds which
thereof have Of all legal
ao1e changes and proving form
Do24 I'm JOHN KENr
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near Lake Harriet, and early the next morn
ing shot and scalped Dakota hunter. His
dead body was discovered and carried home,
and the news sent an electric shock through
the whole tribe. Zeethadandoota, or Red Bird
brother-in-aw Of the slain. came in, took the
beads from the neck of the slain, kissed them,
saying he would die with him. His son was
crying near by. Said he" are you womana
don't you know the Ojibwas started for home
yesterdays" Selling his gun. the son follow
ed his father. A large party was soon made up
and after crossing the Mississippi, circle was
formed and Red Bird distributed among them
the beads Of the slain, and after smoking the
pipe they all swore revenge. Red Bird pro-
posed that they should take no captives, but
should kill all. The party started in pursuit.
The same day another large body of Dakotas
crossed the Mississippi to join their companions
Among this party were number of young men
from Lacquiparle, some Of whom were severely
wounded and unit for war. Having travelled all
night, just at break Of day the Dakotas reached
the camp of the Oiibwas, which was on the mar
gin Of . lake. While sleeping, unconscious of
danger, the Dakota warriors were painting them
selves and preparing for battle. The D.kotas
make an attack on the bark lodges Of the Ojib-
was, and great slaughter followed. The men re-
turned the ere of their enemies, while the women
and children 6ed to their canoes on the lake, but
there they were met BY their foes. Some, plung-
ing into the water, were killed, reddening the lake
with their blsod. The Dakotas estimated the
number slain at more than one hundred.
While the conquerers were returning with
the scalps Of their enemies, the other party Of
the Dakotas were commencing their bloody
work. The Ojibwas had left their camp-she
young men were hunting-the women, chill
dren and old men, were carrying the baggage.
The Dskotas came upon these helpless crra-
lures, and commenced their work Of dessrucsiou
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to the wailng Of lost spirits. Their war-weap-
ons are consecrated when they are bathed in
the blood Of an enemy. The Dakota name
for gun, is magarakan. sacred iron; but it
does not fully meet the idea Of ,cdkdn until it
has shot down an Ojibwa.
He believed it wrong for Indians and for all
nations to make war-that it is a diabolical in
fraction Of the social system as established by
God-,hat it is rs plainly in opposition to the
principles Of the Bible, that whatsoever runneth
may read. And believing this, he ever felt it
to be his duty to testify against war, and in all
possible ways to discoun,enance it.
About the LIST Of June. 1889. a war party OF
more than twenty left Lacquiparle, with the
settle determination Of taking as many Ojibwa
scalps as possible before their return. Some
Of the leading men Of this party had, since the
commencement Of the Mission, learned to read
and write, and made some progress in the frs,
rules OF arithmetic, and we regarded them as
being more under our influence than any other
men here. We endeavored to dissuade them
from the execution Of such monstrous pur.
pose as that of killing their enemies. -
Among the Dokotas, if q man loses a
friend, If his child or his wife dies, he has no
solace for his grief that is so efectual as going
TO war. The killing Of an enemy removes the
sadness Of the savage heart and makes it well
again. Eagle-help, the leader Of this wal
party, had Just buried wife. On her &C.
count, il possible, shed the blood Of men, wo.
+ men and children. A few days before they
started, he wrote me letter, in which he says
My friend, whenever l will understand a
custom will forsake it by degrees. From my
boyhood l have made war very much. Blu
the Great Spirit forbids it, and on that account
sNorE.-fhis afterwards oy Hole-in
the-DAy, husband. Some Ruled
aha h. Ave~
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" ARNSTRONGs bPEs 70 lnform csftsns Of a. psuI,
w that he has Lately lifted barber
he bzseenf % fhe vns House, he yin be hsupy 70
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Notice of Withdrawal OF certain Lands In
.ffsN wisconsin.


M HEREAs IN af spI
Ted - resolution explanatory
the FOX and Wisconsin
g sed fsnt @ hise 20 nye srcons ~id the PrssidsDs
March ulino directed that
Wscossis each side Portage For
aud the kss onah which ncIudig the lands
from entry for
NoTicE u hsftiae hereby aa Lands
inae deerhed hnys this day been Withdrawn nom
accnfdiDgljt 10 witt
In he district Of lands subject sale msSA
NORTH of As base tine the fourth prtnepa asyssa
Township II, the e river
ships - and "a, Of range o.
Townships -, ~, and u, Of range TO-
TOWNSHIP ~, of II
rowashg IL, Is, 10, II, and 10, OF range H.
Township -, 10, ~, aud rs, of range 10.
Township A}l, II, xpd ~. Of range a.
ls~n. vss% kas, ~ ~ .Ai raaxs TO-.
Townships -, 10, II, IL, 10, ~, III, ~, Of range II
Townshrs IS, 10, ", ~ 20, 2t, and aa, Of range le
Townships 10, "a IS 10, 20, 81 %, and 20, Of 49,
Townships 81, %. %, and "a, OF range 20. =
Towishps Y, "a, and "a, OF range 81.
distinct of lands subject MINERAL PoISri
North Of Me base lne and east e fourth principal meridian
Townships 49, l3 and a. bank OF Wisconsin
Of range
In district OF lands subject srKvKsss PoISr
North Of e bose line and east Of the fosrth rrsnpi ea.
Townships is and l6, OF range
Townships Is and l6, Of range ..
Townships IS and Is, OF range 10.
Townships Is, 10, and H. of range IL.
Given under hand at the General Land Office city
Washington, ibis third day April A. D. 1855.
BY order of the Presidents
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Oiee
April 4-aaw6w Int and Star
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IN petition Wheeler A. +. Wheeler (execuor
w O. Wheeler deceaed the State of New York.
er on ,he s,h july isai for an in uuess chain
driving machney for the
Psa0' ss q 'a' PATENT "'Sn 'As' pace q 's ' '' 'o'
ordered that the said petition be heard at The Patent
Monday, 25h of June al IL O'Clock m; and all
notified and show cause II any they have
opposing extension required to file the Patent
ones their specially sc set forth w5"e @ at ss
the said hearing be taken and IN accord
with the rules othe orice which WIN be furnished "n spp
testimony R &c ~l be closed o. the . q ;,. aas
died in Ee lce morning day arsn
this notice be published in Union InteI
ss laa ss and
American York. week for III successive weeks
to the aS day of June next the day q sssr
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
SEdtors Of above papers will copy, and send
April 2olawaw
1, Eixv SPRING GOODs-he suhcriber JUS, received
In complete desirable and foreign
well useful articles adae the aud approaching
Eiegan, s,s!e silks great variety
Fiouuced and French ogandies
Flounced and other French aeonets
Rich aaIin striped French herages
PLAN French hersses all coiors
Plain French mousseiine de lanes all colors
Rich piain -coored silks all conrs
Extra rich black iaiieia silks
Lupus plaincoiored shalies very nue
Printed linen cambrics for dresses
Black twisted silks, extra heavy
Plaid and striped snt muli nuslns
White and colored French briiants
Nansook, Swiss, and mui uuslns
Plaid striped and plain white jaeone cambrics
Linen canbrics and shear lawns
Elegantly embroidered pocket handaerchieis
French embroideries in variety
Embroidered skirts open dresses
Corded grass, and hair skirts, sc.
Together srea other useful and desirable a
which unnecessary enuueale, which will be of
fered upon The best terms ,o. mn, -
Mar as-ataw4 [intel.l
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Proposals for building Light-hOuse on Z" Seven
foot KnoIl,' mouth Of PatapscO river, MD.

TREASURY DEpARTaEsr,
Office Light house Board,
Washington, D. c., March q, is5J
PROPOSALS win April ton
will be opened) furnishing the materials
wrought caston) building thouse upon pile
Knoll" the Paap
Md, by the 3al Of December
Detailed drawings Of the plan of the light house be
this office, mo. 81 Wi1ler's bulding.)
SHOULD any bid be accepted, contract will be executed
! 4 Fa
No payment will ade until the whole work is COMPLETED and
approved OF the
appointed Sntend the worksaid having
reject orkmanip accordance with the
of the contract
The right reserved reject and ali bids that not be
deemed advantageous 10 public interest.
All bids sealed addressed ~ The uudened
dorsed sProposals for rSeven Light
EDMD. l.. +. HARDCASTLE,
+ Engineer Secretary,
. s9-eodlm
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Nassau Hall College Of New Jersey, Princeton.
" should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mia
should auId acquaintance be fargoi,
And days q, auid Inuu Hyne.D

should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought o
@ Should auId acquauiancs be fsrgoi,
And days o. auld lang syne"
The ysr ending in e33
ending 1884, The
ending Junr 1881 aud the Freshman class OF tho
hereby assemble
third March, y. 1897
links can lows and endrhr WHICH
entirely exchange tbwir
aud rynpahy ard amrat the unlnsy fate Of
suau or thes pfnmisiaR can,p1ers.
preliminary meeting seIiapponted conamitte will be
Mondsy sepemher A. D. 1855, The United
Fourth Fifth
which whom
when will
adop full attendance as possible
whom notice addressed viii
good enough the Of the commus~ by mail
their respective post ofces
Of Trenton, NJ j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER o. HART. M. D.,
oi Philadeinha, Pennsylvania
MsHta NEWTON LlCHTAER,
IT Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston AHeshany Co., Nd,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
OF Bsstf Iron and Glass Works, NJ Jy
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
1oits WEDMAN of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27--lawtMar3 (IRteiigencer]
newspapers world
ed editorial esnn,ns
through the four d.
all throughout ths United
sratuous tnreiop
csonay between this date aud the ID Of March, A. D. 1857
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mo, 5so.I


IN % law I, FRANKLIN PIERCE President
a public s. WI t. held a. ,hs a"a oss he
sa,s q M,ssissrt =. mmsns'ns .n Monday s as
paris asa kssrss odd sass. w.ha in -ss
s a s ss q a.. ss sD oo 81 a
@ pass &, @, @ ss @ S rom rom q
a @ s a ss i s r. @ sles sss ws sss sss a e =
1888 bat -uesegaensy ~'.bdrswn us,l fuh.r
@ Su S ssS ~ ss y s ss
lec % p,ss,e snsy a. ne date Of sad wdawa
september Ie4 situated IN The aforementioned s"~n'hip 10
Norfa ofsAs line Of Ckoetae neriaion
Township fom, Of yssse thirteen
,ss % ~. and @ md s..ss
township. ~ ss .a *. aud seven. even .as
townships e.s .is ssa screen q aase seventeen
~ . s sa y n ~ s s ..a, !. 1sas
not restored TO private above stated, which win be
subject dollar aud five
rraauauon August 1854 following
te uhieet after Monday,
day Of March next, TO wit
In district of subject Mlsss,rrs
NORTH Of fae base line aad east ths CAocfar meridian
Townships three, i've and range twelve,
Townships three i've sir and Of thirteen
Township ssrer, Of range afieer,
Townships three four, aud fire. Of range sixteen.
Townships three, lo, p six and OF eighteen
In te district Of lands subject DsmoroLs ALABAMA
North Of the base line, and sef Of the principal ncrtdian
Townships thirteen fourteen, Gtteen seventeen
Townships rtecn fourteen, 6een, sixteen, and sspnteen,
three
Tonsha thirteen, forteen fesn irteen, and seventeen
four
Townships thirteen lonreen Of range Ave
the townships herein letters wholly
the mts Of 6esn miles respectively each Of said
those Italics within said limits,
mated the diagrams which viii be furnished 70 the
Offices Commissioner the General Land Office
The will be sold, subject the rig 1 granted by the
20h September 1880 States aforesaid for said railroad
exceeding saed each side thereof and therefore
the Of land which include the road will be sold
respectively shown ohhcaI
The will be offered public sale In the order in
which they adseised the sale will be kept for u
admit offering all the lands, but exceeding
weeks and applications make entries OF the lands
public This will be
until after the close Of the weeks ~ Il
Given under hand the Of ashngton this seventh
Domni thousand eight hundred
fifty hve. -
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President,
IoHN WILSON,
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.,x M .e,ia, az csoxs Page cy Dsn.cx Of
u s4uuha PRAYING erens'ep Of pacot xfsn.sd 70
b,,a ~. a. fosah&s
rusr sa~ ssis from the expiration Of said
a.snt uh,ch taxes 10th day of Jaiy ft5S
h 4, ordered be heard - me Fat'nt Ohct
on Mosany July a~H at II oesoca ~ aod al
show fA~s have,
why saip peutsoa ought NOT 20 BE- gassea -. -.
NE II
specially s~s rsh IN wrsg a ssAs twenty
bearings AL sss@"ny hsed ~ esser rssy
Al taken and sAasssd accoyd
, s,h once, which viii be furnsheA app
Trs t.snony win b closed the ssd c June 1856.
psvers sed
The once on
ussp,. b any, days thsv-shss
rserso siso pubiish~d the Union
s~oes Evening star, WAssss'en, D. c. Dsiy ArT Bal
ume.r N.saad ArEus, PhslAAetpba, PsAnsyvana se
ss,sc Anssncan New York, week for
The nj Juy bearing
ST. sHUGEKft
Acting Commissioner of Psfsntss
Ps.Edou Of The shove viii please copy and suh
Patent Once containing this noteT,
April l7--isw5w
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az yesesn as~a
saJms"I u the subscription be advances.
D~ias sas-crsbrIs i styt,
~h'cb ~h be gaAd " sifiss y
uansgssiea.
Tho stuNTAs fArE6 sssasAra ~e,sir dunna -
~ congress, aaa dating oess.l
so p~aad ~s Aar year seeo sea on
terms proposuoned 10 the sats.
nyP osrMAsrEEs authorized sf as.st saa 4,
sendins DAILY sus So oeesosea % stv.
SEN- WEEKLY subscribers, with paeo-,a wa b. sauusa -
a copy s,efss
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BY the President,
IoHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the Geaeral Land Ofhct
NOTICE ro PRE- EMpTIoN cLAIMANTs.

approved Sd March, 1883, entitled An
rights certhn settlers therein
preempon extended The above
miles
road where the settlement and Improvement
the date OF a0men and paid tor
dollars and my before thday fixed
public by the approved 2Th March 1854 en
for railroad
who seted and improved the hbovenamed
prior uitadratcal will be entitled
the ordinary minimum OF the public ands
OF dollar and twenty nva cents acre. proven
bee day fixed for The public sale: Therefore
every peoa cnad the right OF emption in Of r
miles
of the OF the road under h act Of ID March, is above
4th OF February, 1883
(he date aomeR) Of March, 1884,
sslensns the dsse qf aFtR.na eithAsswa o.
peftUn ehtiticd
under Gin March, 1854 Of the lands ost.
mile restored the 18Th
day Of required to establish the to the sasfac
receiver OF the land Offices and
price fixed by law practicable
seeing notice, before appointed for the pub
lands embracing the
claimed otherwise such claim win be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON, as
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Fab O. l.y Int md Star1 d &
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[No. 6s2.l

NOTICE ~sssbitshna<nt 81 the onace Of sss-
IN veyor general Of pubic Territory Utah.
February
isss An ofhcs of
pr.S,ar that Once
be located x Great salt Lake City unn
ether W ordered
Given under my hand, city Of Washington,
fourth day of March, anu Dofpin 1850
~ 80 JOHN WILSON
Comni~soasr OF The General Land once.
2aw6w
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.


orIar or rus SECRETARY rms snsArK, Y; -,
April W, 1855,
SEaLED PaoPost win be received this cncc until la
O'clock Monday the h OF May for furnishing and de
verng the vaults OF the Capitol OF before e h day OF
white ash less man three tsn
inches in Diameter and entirely free Of slate Or other foreign
substance.
Also one hny hickory wood,
OF in the Capitol yard
pieces, and properly packed away IN the vaults the
be subject the inspection and approval " the Secretary
of the Senate.
secariy faithful performance Of the r furnish
articles he Satisfaction Of ihe Secretary ~ the
senate, viii be required.
Proposals s-paate Proposals
and proposals Tor Coal ard directed 10 The Secretary
OF the senate, at Washington. April i9--iaw3w
VALUABLE REAL. EsrATE foR sALk- The block ofbu,id
fnes Union BoiidlngH,n and occupied
by Union establishment, They sre situated on
i 70 feet front by i5s feet deep The
nn such as must among business
avenue and yeny value The time % the present
lessee xpes september which day
he bad
ao thar large brick house l7th west Top
Dhe1 and thfee doors south Of q sreets1
l7th door 10 the
Fayern sn building % p and l7th streets.
should property be cold private safe the
l5,h of Nav he public Terms
win be made favorable 70 the parcha.et -
Apply to GH. ~, WlNDEk,
Margl oawtl5 May
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IROs HALL.
SALES .sr AUCTION.

THE having isssr
sales o household nrntsss
the
sss de-
seied csshed four hours sf"r shs
delivery of the goods
Cash advanced every description merchandise cossisosd
Every viii be DDS 10 render satisfactory
81 ' ' C. w BoTsLER,
March -sswsx Iron Hall
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N~ nAN& KDsSk. BsSEMHN, SuEII,. j.
-sso4s AMPr)N UNITED STATES MAIL sTBAMEEs
~ The st,ns comprising Eis line WAsiiINt-
So ahxa7~ TON, CapL 4, CsYendyi HERMANh, Capt, I'd
ward Btssits
These SOUTHAMPTON re.apifs
PROPOSED DATES OP sAtfIYE-lgtb
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MUS hydraulic msnufscad by the Lawrencs rnirnt
and unqualified APPRECIATION The nost eni
and beinr ued almost evs department
unaer the United For sale a the
once ofihe company by
NJ w WOODWARD, Secretary,
lf2 Front street New York
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John o. Sargent s. Charles Albert,

attorneys aud Counseiors-at-Lam
OF professions
III and will attend 10 that may be ntrsed
of claims,
any courl OF sitting the District Of Columbia
WAsuIseroS, d, e.. March -, 1855.
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