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A SPLENDID FLEEcE.-Wm. G. Roberts.
Esq, of Mount Pleasant. purchased at the
State Fair last fall half-blooded French
and Spanish Merino Buck, exhibited by j /.
d. Patterson, Esq, of New York. This
buck was sheared during the past week the
fleece weighing 244 lbs.!-Raeine Adv,.
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THE STATE FA1R.-We learn from Geo.
O. Tiffany, Esq, Secretary of the State
Agricultural Society, that the annual State
Fair will be held at Milwaukee. the Sd, 4th
and 9TH of October The citizens of tina,
place have subscribed $500 for the OBJ
jects of the Society, which is The highest
offer made by any place in the State
Madison argus.
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TRIBUNE AND I ELEGRAPH
THE Old BACHELORS NEW YEAR.


Oh. the Sprine hath less of brightness
Every year,
And the snow a ghas,lier whiteness,
Every year,
Nor do summer blossoms quicken,
Nor does Auumn's f-uitage thicken,
As il did-the seasons scken
Every year.
1t is growing colder colder,
Every year,
And feel that am older
Every year.
A nd my limbs are less elastic,
Aud my fancy not so pastc,
Yes, my habits grow monastic
Every year,
IT'S becoming bleak and bleaker
Every wear,
And my hopes are waxing weaker,
Every year:
Care now for merry dancing,
Or for eees with passion glancing7
Love is less nd less enhancing
Every year.
Oh! the days thai have squander'd
Every year.
And the friendships rudely sunder'd
Every year.
Oh the ties that might have twincd me,
UntH Time to Death resigned me,
My inimties remind me,
Every year.
Sad and sad to look before us
Every year,
With a heavier shadow DER us
Every year!
TO behold each blossom faded,
And to know we might have made i:
An immortal paIaud braided
Round the year.
Many spectral Reckoning finger,
Year by wear,
Chides mo, that 30 long linger,
Year by year.
Every early comrade sleeping
In the churchyard. whithr-, weeping,
aloue, unwept, am creeping, an
Year by year. ~
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VISITOR On Wednesday last, Mr.. Dom, Su-
pcnntcndent of Public Instruction Of Chicago
made us flying visit.
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ST. Clam FLATs.-A. late meeting Of
the Buffalo Board of Trade, it is stated that
tse contract for dredging The chameleon the
Flats has been le: To f. K. Bruce, at 500
per cubic yard of excavation. Two dredges
have gone to the spot.
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an ACT further TO amend the act entitled 'An act 70
daee aad modify the rates Of hostages in the United States
hundred and 6ty-one
BE saaoed BY s Senate aad Hou.s u Representative 81
Ae Used States u Aersca Congress asses6sd, That
shall be charged the following rates, 10 wit
For single letter in manuscript paper any kind
writing by signs conveyed In the mail for any
distance between places Ia the United States exceeding
ceeding three thousand miles, ten cents.
And Tor double letter there shall be charged double the
rates and for quadruple letter Quadrupe those
every letter or parcel not exceeding half in weight
20 ~ deemed single letter. and every additional weight
shall be charged with additional single
and upon all letters passing through in the a Of the
United States, excepting such or from foreign
country the hostages shove specified shah be prepaid
government Official business which shall SO marked on
the envelope And from and after the first January
eighteen hundred and the Postmaster Grnepa M
require postmasters 10 place postage stamps upon
letters upon which such stamps may not have been placed by
the writers.
And all dropletters or letters placed in any post oc,
for transmission through the mail but for delivery only
shall be charged with At the rate of one cent each
ing uncaed tor, in any office shall be charged
with cent each in addition 10 the regular postage
sso q And be rtdsr enacted That il shah no, be law
ul for any postmaster other sell any postage
stamp stamped envelope for larger than that in
dictated upon the face of such postage stamp
than that charged therefor BY the Post Office Depart
mentj provision shall
be deemed guilty of msdemeanor, aud, conviction
thereof shall be fined in not less than ten
than i've hundred dollars. This act to take effect and be
force from and after the Of the next fiscal
quarter after its passage Preusdd That nothing herein
ZION to the Thanking privilege.
SEC. g. And 70 further enacted, That for the greater
cury Of valuable letters posted for transmission in mails
of the United States the Postmaster General be and hereby
is authorized to establish uniform plan for the registration
of such letters application of parties posting same
and to require the prepayment OF the postage we'll
registration fee Of five cents every such letter packet
be accounted for by postmastes receiving the such
the Postmaster General shall direct Preceded
Aowsser, That such registration shall not be compulsory
and shall render the Post Office Department
liable for the loss of such letters packets the
tents thereof.
Approved March 8, 1855.
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Marshal's sale.

IN writ Of feri acias,
District Of Columbia for the Washington
shall public for cash Wednesday
the 26r OF February next, at the front of the court house
O'Clock, the following All
i've
value hundred dollars
in his
No .7 in No 49, and next adjoining lot No
Pennsylvania
depth Nos. g. g. TO- II, IL, 10, part
squares adjoining said lot ~
north hack
the full depth Of said ot together with all
buildings aud thereon No
city washington, District Of Columbia seized levied
upon properly Roger weishmsn sa,f,
No g. March 1885, OF Mary D. Barney, by
Maxwell Woodruff her friend,
j.. ID. HOOVER
dr2ethFcb Marshal for the District of Columbia.
The postponed until "wednesday next
March, a same hour and place.
J. u. HOOVER.
Marshal FOR the District un
Feb 9S--dt7th Mar
The postponed Tuesday
Of March At hour and place
!. n, HOOVER,
Marshal for the Ui-,rict of oIumbia.
March 7--iiIah
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TPublic IL. |

AN ACT making appropriations for and other
works Of and Tor % an ane
eight hundred and ffty-six
BE enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
United States Of america Congress assembled That the
following sums be- and they hereby, appropriated for
the construction and repairs of certain fort
cations barracks and quarters for the year ending the thr-
tieh Of June, thousand eight hundred and fifty
For Fort Montgomery at outlet of Lake Champain New
York, fifteen thousand dollars;
For preservation Of the site Of Fort Warren the
rows of Boston harbor thousand dollars
For Fort schuyler entrance Long Island sound, New
York. twenty five thousand dollars
For Fort Richmond, the narrows New York harbor,
For Fort Delaware Delaware river, Delaware, hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars
dred thousand dollars
For Fort Monroe entrance Hampton roads, Virginia.
For Fort Calhoun entrance Hampton roads, Virginia,
twenty thousand dollars, e. en-
Fort Fort SUMTER Charleston harbor South Caroiina,
eighty thousand dollars
For Clnch to Cumberland sound Florida,
For Fort Barrancas Pensacola harbor Florida thirty
thousand dollars;
wenty 1--WE thousand dollars;
For Fort Gaines Dauphin island Alabama, fifty thousand
For Fort Taylor, Key West Florida, hundred and
For Fort Jefferson Tortuga, Florida, hundred and
For forts on the western frontier of Texas fifty thousand
dollars
For Notifications Fort Point entrance to San Francisco
bay, California three hundred thousand dollars
For Notifications Alcatrax island San Francisco Day
California, two hundred thousand dollars
For repairs Of Fort NiagaTa New York. sx thousand dol
lars
construction repairs Of quarters and barracks al
Fort Columbus New York harbor twentysx thousand hive
hundred dollars
For construction Of an additional magazine for batteries
Hudson Norton Staten Island, New York, Eve thousand
dollars
For repairs Of Fort Madison Annapolis harbor, Maryland
ten thousand six hundred dollars
For repairs OF Fort Moutie, Charleston haroor south
Carolina five thousand dollars
For repairs Of Fort Jackson, Savannah river Georgis
twenty thousand dollars
For repairs OF Fort Macomb, Chef Menteur Pass Louis
lana, nine thousand five hundred dollars
For the extension Of battery at Fort Jackson mississippi
river, ten thousand dollars
For repairs Of Fort St Philip Mississippi river Louisiana
thirty five thousand dollars;
For coptngent expenses OF the Notifications herein
mentioned the OF Sites the protection OF titles
and repairs of sudden damages TO forts twenty thousand
dollars.
Approved March ., 1855.
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DEPARTMENT STATE,
..... March 6, 1855.
following ansaon Of from the Count saItses
Sir. Marcy is published for general Information.
legation Of Francs 10 the United States.
WASHINGTON, March 4, 1855
SIR appears from information which has reached the
The different
appoint
OF their exhibitors Paris and that
particular had selected four commissioners
purpose This eommision struck with the Inconvenience which
would be by t Of large number
decided will admit from
the Union leaving those who have appointed
designate shall place
official relation with The perial commission.
hasten inform this decision,
give all desirable publicity
the assurance OF my high consideration
sARTIGEs.
To Hon. Mir MARCY,
Secretary of STATE sc, sc, &c, Washington.
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BY j. &. MCGUIRE, Aucti0ncsr.

OFFENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND
an o'clock j. H. Eberbach Penny
serve all and effects, comprising
Pair Of hsmdsome mahogany spring sofas
One dozen 1ahnsany spsiaG seat chairs
Cilt and mahogany plate mirrors
Damask ans curtains coraice, and fixtures
biinds, transparent shades
Pictures, chandeliers, fixtures
Mahogany nlng and centre iub.s
seatIo chairs
paor and carpets
ply ingram carpets, oil cloth
Rugs. mating, stair rods, crash
Enameisd cottage set
walnut French hsdstesds
Dressing and bureaus, washssaDds
axoete0t doubi- and single wssdfooes
ans bookcase, rockers
superior doahle and single feather beds .
hsiraa busk mattresses, holsters ana phlows
Blashse~ ccmfnrts, countsspsaes
isoss, toilet seize
Handsome glass front china closet
Refr, sidebomId, side tables
Frenc and china dnnef ana tea ware
aasva Table cutlery, eastorr
Cooks range email
Psr,or aadch ami styles
Erect and TIN eookna utensils
Together wth = large ID Kitchen requisites
Terms. tina credit Of sixty and
ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest,
lhs. G.. MCGUIRE,
Mrchr-a Aecuoneet
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Markets.

New YoRK, March 6-Cotton unchanged, with limited
business previous Four-prces trfe higher
of 5000 good Ohio at 50 rs 50 6211 southern is
buoyant with sales of 600 bills at 90 81 50 So Wheat
sales of southern white at 81 49, Corn upward and firm
bushels former rates. Pork is upward and
6rmsaes of old $l3 rs at $5 SIS H. with
moderate demand Lard is downward and dull Whiskey
is lower-sales of Ohio at 81 "a.
BALTIMORE March 6.-Flour is very frmsaes of How ard
So 81; City Mills, SIS u.s. Wheatl00 900 bushels
were offered and business is very brisk and rm-saes Of
white So So TO- red at 81 81 So 05. Cornreceipts
$1,000 bushels the largest known about onehaf Of
which sold sales of mixed at 80 80 cents white
SO cents yellow at s5 81 cents. Ryesales at ST Is.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES


AN ACT increase the compensation Of the registers o.
land offices and receivers Of public moneys under the act
entitled graduate and reduce the price OF the pub
lie lands actual settlers and cultivat0rs approved
August fourth, eighteen hundred and fifty four
enacted by ks Senate and Hoase NJ Representatives o
the Uaied SHADES " Asrioa ia Congress dssebsd, That
each register Of land office and receiver Of public
shall the pay for each and every
Of land made under the entitled An act to graduate
reduce the price Of the public lands actual settlers
cutvators approved August fourth eighteen hundred and
fifty four such officer is by law entitled 10 receive fol
similar entries Of land the minimum price OF dollar
and twenty-five per ProUidd That che whole
received per year shall in exceed the mta
ton fixed by existing laws.
Approved March s, 1855.
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Ipublio e7.l

BILL provide for the erection OF public buildings In
the Territory Of Kansas
enacted Jy Senate and House Of Representatives Of
the United States America Congress assembled That the
OF twenty five thousand dollars be- and the hereby
Is money the treasury not other
wise appropriated for the continuation and erection OF pub
lie buildings for the of the legislature Of the Territory
Of Kansas expended under the direction OF the
Of said Territory Propidd Said money any part there
Of of portion Of the money heretofore appropriated
for this purpose shall be expended until the legislature
Of said Territory shall have fixed by law the seat
of government.
Approved March 3, 1855.
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TO such point the Arkansas river may In the opinion
the Secretary Of War, be most erpeden for military pur
poses.
Sac 2. Aad ftAsr enacted That the further sum Of
my thousand dollars be- aud the il hereby appropFA
ted cut OF In the treasury not otherwise Appro
pr&ted for the construction Of road from Fort Riley
bridgers Pass In the Rocky mountains. The said
be expended under the direction Of the Secretary Of War
pursuance Of contracts 70 be made BY him.
Approved March 81 1856
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A VALUABLE FARM ar AucTioN,-on Tuesday. M.rea
n lSa, ~ osock shall sen heauial
farm, oil land, Hch country
ave miles no GcoraraB, IN Rockville turnpike foad M
route ~ @rsappaR adialaus Nc LsHrdale
TIE a = wsh wsssoed thirds u covered Nitp hne ssose
soii err Heat, adapted gardening u hiss
substantial Wal
Terms Oss third years, r uotts
seeared BY deed Of uast Ihe properly.
Jas. c. MCGUIRE
Mar d-EodNds Auxt,one6x.
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AN ACT provide for the erection of public buildings in
the Territory OF Nebraska.
BE enacted BY The Senate and House Of Representatives Of
The United States Of America Congress assembled, That
the of fifty thousand dollars be- and the hereby
appropriated OF in the treasury other
appropriated for the construction II public buildings
the Territory of Nebraska TO be expended under the dee
ton of the governor of said Territory Provded Said money
any part thereof shall be expended until the egisa
ture shall have fixed by law the permanent seat Of govern
ment
Approved March 3d. 1855.
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LOCAL N lie w 8.


The WATER woRKs.--The liberal appropriation made by
Congress Just adjournment for supplying the city with
water has called forth the eest OF thanks the
part of our citizens At the regular meeting Of the city
councils Monday last the following resolutions
unanimously adopted by the board of aldermen:
eolved de-, That the thanks Of this corporation and
of the citizens generally, due TO the Executive of the
United States the Congress that has terminated its
session for liberal and enlightened policy making
preparations supplying the city with water and for other
tending make it worthy the it bears.
oued That the thanks of the corporation and citizens
are the Committees the District Of Columbia
for their riendness the interests of the city, and the zeal
and with which they successfully advocated
the passage the liberal adopted in behalf Of the
metropolis of the nation"
The common council unanimously adopted the following
resolution:
Reolved That ths thanks corporation
Of Congress- who abored assduouy and successfully
behalf of the interests of this city, resulting in the very
liberal appropriations of the past Congress"
TnIsNIse our.-Our hotels rapidly undergoing the
shinning OUT process and before the lapse of another
week Washington will that quiet composed APP
peaance for which she is distinguished during the
There very few members remaining in
the city.
MYERS MADIoAN's TRouPE.-This talented eques-
and acrobac troupe give grand afternoon exhibition
to-day for the especial qualification Of families and ladies
children only halfprce At night another splendid
will be given. Go themyou cannot fail to be
pleased.
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ny ). I. meeulaE. Aue,,onsss,

VERY VALUABLE FARM NEAR WASHINGTON CITY At
public ssIelia Tuesday, Mafcn rs ~ ~ oeineh M ~ my
auction shall sell The aa known y Vak h es,aE ga
Ioax saaows situated ~ he Capo bstwsen
Iolaaa BdEe, aad ssieang nc iafm . MI
John Douglass, gardener and dofist .9.. -. -.
100 90 sores % sea s us"Fi
cultivation woodland The so q .say os and
CAV h,a ne wood pscipaiy oak There - hbe o
snafd espsing sppseH PNa eSsf
~. dsa,sOHs &c. Il. s..t,Asa. .....s....
twelve rosms csaf surrounded WIN ip'i shhae tee
.aa .lsbie barn, house sc.,
ba place epsr q " Aasd of sshun@@hs coan
iry rss,d.uce a - s....- -
by deed * e property and BEARING ntsres
s - JAS. &. MCGUIRE,
Mar l-eosss Aee""NSef'
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u
Notice hereby given tollo~ins described
uRied states, es department prepared gaF
the aad
81 10000 hereinafter acu
toned, Il wili
In of coaunEcnt eompc0 wtth me amount satd
preference will be the order % time 10 which said
offered The csfnAcass duty assigned The UNited
By the the aua0Rt shefun
transmitted the reccpt whereof
price viii be paid The fiRwgns pafucmesi
/. The specified IA each eeftincatr
q premium the loan authorised ~ the act
July eto, Fdsemshe November ~ lso % "a eent on s
the suthosev by OF 1879 edesahe a De-
comb.f 1904 OF 10 the 9i tue loans authorised
s$ tets edeemaha the N" d
D@eenb~s lsor Of
authorised he se Of 1859, and
deeab 3ls December, 4 eonuon called The Texan
indemns0 per cent
Interest eeyhcan ffosa the LIST ofJAnnay
1888 10 the date ~ receipt aud esen az The Iessny VITA the
allowance Ter the reach the esnar ot interest
In addition.
said drafts % the Treasurer
Boston, York.
OF Philadelphia, as the parties disoet
certificate win be entitled heneat Of Tits
Actually the Treasury before The
said Isl day of March next
JAMES GUTHRIE
% tho Treasury,
Mar 6-dtJuneIif Tint and sIar.l
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AN ACT for the construction Of certain military roads IN
the Territory Of Kansas
BE enacted by Ne Ssrofs and Homse IF ers.eriafssss 81
the Un,fed Sse ef Amersea conss assctea That The
sum OF y thousand dollars be- and the hereby Ap
propated OF in the treasury not otherwise
Appropriated for the construction OF road from Fort ksy
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stopping Southampton ho going and futaning they our
London aye
route, for the eeonomy ol time aud money
Passage from Nsp York % Southampton aad Bremen.
cabin $3.50, cabin, saioon clio
second do, $50
NJ newsnapera through ms post office.
No bills OF fading will De signed lhn day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon Ia attached 10 each ship.
For freight passage apply 10
Il, "a. SAND, ~ South William N. ".
q. A.. HEfNEkEN 81 Co., Brrmnn.
gRDSkEy s co southampton.
WILLIAM lsELiN, Hsvre.
0-diy
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600 Carriages at Auction.
SIXTEENTH PHILADELPHIA TRADE Sal

.HIs Wednesday tna sh Of April
4 Bazaar Ninth Gssrge commencing 10
O'Clock, m.
embracing least 200
rages principally makers Pbis
de phia aud the vicinity
Catalogues will the arranged Tor examination
several days previous sale
distance informed
lively place wilou, regard weather
Duniaps Light Sixteenth Philadelphia Jyade sae
sale, Wednesday,
OF April naxaas, will be collection OF any
vehicles OF Dnnaps celebrated nanntsce. all warranted
family font
Lind 18th falling
tops double phaons, Ac., sc.
The whole sod without May bo
days sale.
10 pos mt IN
ALFRED NJ. HERkNEss, Auciioneer
PHILApELrHIA, March 1, 1855.
dbl
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,.arsS WANTED rent win pasahss. " foaad
Ill eihef
M. ev 90 Geotgsewa Tue BE- sun
e,suly eonpreodsoas Accommodate isss- fsant'y.
(po~fsge psis Aes,
w NJ Boyes, sossetown d. c. ~, dpe aash
a-eo3
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EOR SALE Or NENT.-That valuable property al the
and both No 1903 offered
for The lot fronts and 2ss
2eih The of good brick
buildings. and desirable domestic Vtab
lhnent The well the former residence Of
Mrs Ramsey, needs further description al present
disposed will be pleased apply 90 Mt
Richard smith, Washington tina snbsoribc ln Heghts
OF Georgetown. II. Nj GuNNELL.
March 3-d6uf
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Election ~ Detroit.

New YoaK, March 6.-The returns show that Led art
the democratic candidate for mayor has received maorit
of GOO votes.
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NOTICE hereby stocks u e Uatsd
~ described
og The purpose eompcnng puTohasa soant heyua
named
d said noes, hs sxsn q ihs residue prop
0bainsa.~y 81 afo offered ana re-
cuvod here psios Q tae hrst day ofJaas next
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Ky 9. w. BOrLLER, Auoaom-.r.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS, AND oRoCE-
Ia OF WIN LINTON, az Seventh y
subscriber DESTROYS OF changing HI. business will
without Friday,
winep, liquors.
ture~, &e., consisting in part Of
New Orleans Porto Rico, crushed and pulyerized
Very superior old government Java coffee
Pine Candles sp,ees
Starch, pepper, ssleraus, BASKETS, hronms
Imported tobacco and snsd
satdine-, sauces, American nd English pickles
Brandie-, gin, whisky, Jamaica rum, wines
Buckets, tubs, NC.
STORE FIXTURES,
Such counters. shelves, bins and platform scsler,
togsthsr with asse assortment Of goods Usually
groccrs, which dcemrd psrcuiarre
called the Chateau, Bernard Ssva Co.,
brandies Also superior old wits
These liquors unsurpassed In quality,
and worthy attention Of nosssors
The trade and families VIII ind THE sale worthy OF their
presence.
Term. $50, $50 credit Of
hy r and ninety for approved endorsed bearing
interest. WILLIAM LINTON,
CHAs. W. BOTELER,
March 7-dtia Aacuoneer.
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P0iso sTyLE 81 Gent. Dress Has scs isss ssin
~ the day be which f BEAUTY style and ansh arr
af Fa,hlon BurT b uurKlN--,
Corner md psunsy avenue,
Mar -euS~rf and NnE,onsl Hotels
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TIRE ubscbe, administrator 81 the estate y the late John
sale tho and Nttsrseeed stock Of
tarahing goods 10 ~hso % ~ lots ~ AZ
prices, Bndoubted bearing interest,"
bulldog which sontained, known
Apollo desiring hu-ihsss ua az
opportunity, the Of Tbs building moderate and
custom very good.
~ indebted requested
otherwise uirif
eouns placed counsel Ter settlement
tAa. e.. MCGUIRE,
Feb gs-epaGt AdmniststoT.
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Rocks OF the House of Representatives.

LIBRARY HousE REPRESENTATIVES,
the Library Of the House
and BY their
charged the books OF this
the nes bnt they
should be bsfore The close Of The session.
MATTHIAS MARTIN,
Feb 20-d2w House Of Representatives
Ifniei, Star, Sen,ineLl
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THE contains annually hun
pieces musc besides amount of critical
reading also cork tpushed an
ehapte Lowell Mason imbodng the pactcsi results,
pied teaching, during long and
and TEACHER Of And YET TIE
dollar six copies fr I'VE dol
IN advance Anybed feeling Interest ~ the cause
clnbr and forward subscriptions Pub
specimen receipt oi nya esn or
postage stamps, -. -.
Address, post PAID mason bsomeSs ~ thh hV"t D" 1o
Feb It--dims