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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-04

o-'T DDn': You want a "a al PRIME lot Of but
Ter p asked ped!er, who hal picked i, up al
fifty different places.
"What sort of butter is that ?" asked The
Merchant.
"'lhe clear quil!-mate by my wife from q
dairy Of forty cowS-only two churnines."
"What makes it Of so many colorsi"
"l guess" you never would have asked tha:
question if you had seeh my cows, for hey are
a darned sight spcckslder than the batter is"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-04

S22CO.OCO

A clear loss to the State Of one million one
hundred thousand dollars. Ard this is Nj.
Chase plan. Surely his enemies were ri!it
when they charged him with being "a man OF
bu, one Idea," aud we are clear that that idea
does MT run in the financial line. Borrow.
Ing money and paying interest on it semi an
nIally is bad enough for an indvi!aI, still
worse for q State, whose affairs mus; be man.
aged hy multitude of agents, involving not
only expenses charges, but the dangers Of
official pecuatiOn.
We will at ano'her time call Mr.. Chase'S
attention to he posltian he occupied on this
question in lS5l.-[StateSman.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-10-04

ErThe cheapest excursion you can take is
into the realms Of fancy. No return ticket is
required.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-05-08
Notice

GAPS.
d EcElvEa niI car. ne "a: l'Eo:;rass: .: Gt,t,'
IL !GsAY, All ea!dsE'l t!e;s ttfN' ever SfosE1I y
ItJIe lEi eN1i.T. T1sY sg-Priss !a Tlfit S!:Eh;-
Gtsu tiOl1 S,eHt. t:k ~ EAi'e' seEtA LAt th d.
ktsI, ArISltL siEtt ntIG. E45rEs lsd APP q -
to;eef HiL every oAt: GesensIoi Q: at o :ai t1si
nFlf :, Y. EA6FES u SON
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those who should
command dignity Nor IL the
remarkable gentlemen, whilst thus favored, that
your path OF duty one OF speasantness and peace
for in the prompngs of obligation found
that principle OF harmonious action which has smoothed the
way tor you, well as for look forward to nc
professional honor that afford pride pleas
than the remembrance Of the past two and hall
have respect aud esteem and in all time to the
surance Of my friendly regard
am, gentlemen, with respect your obedient servant,
ii He.InfH e& III. PAUIDING Commandment.
To Messrs. Richard Barry W. Y. :. Sanger, d. McComb
!, NJ. Pook and others.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Clerical ChapgesP. X. Van Wyck promoted to second
class oekhp the Secetays Office in the place of Isaac
strchm, removed. Salary, 81, 400 per
Registers Ofce.John II. Nourse, second class clerk
removed.
Edgar Patterson promoted to class cerkshp in the
place of John b. Blake resigned. Salary, $1,000 per
snnum.
John H. Mevane promoted 70 a secondcls cerkship.
Salary, 81, 400 per annun.
Third Auditor's 06ice.-John s. Duke promoted to
secondclas clekshp the place of j. b. Peasants, re-
moved Salary, 81 400 per
Charles T. Hull, OF Virginia, appointed to hrst-eass
cerkshp. Salary, ST., 200 per
fyth AUDITORS O6iesJ. G. Pickett appointed TO chief
clerkshp in the place OF 7. Muslin, reduced.
T. Muslin appointed thu dcass clerkship in the place
Of J. H. Houston, removed. Salary $1,000 per annom
Sieh Audisor's Ogiee.--w. II. Sullivan promoted to
hird-cass clerksh in The place of ]. A. ~ Duncanson
removed. Salary, 81 600 per annum
J. H. somersell appointed to second-class clerkship
Salary, $1,000 per annum. -
j. H. mclaughlin of Penney vana, appointed TO first
class cerkshp. Salary $1,000 per annum.
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OUR Acknowledgements due tn numerous
in the OF trade during
energy faculties experience,
unaerae adhere strictly price
feel fully expecting further
addition OF safes.
Our VINO have bills with ha, they arc
Identical prices who buy cash
they pardon pectuly rigid compl
Al bills be promptly settled by cash
or rot a short dates "
viii regard favor u all teIcep, invaids will 70
requesting have home
inspection invariably damages
stock inevitable confusion in sccosnts
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central stores,n West Building,
June 2I-eo0uf Opposite Centre Market
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Important Dsei.son under the Marine Los.
PORTLAND, June 30-Durng the law Of the supreme
court at Augusta, the Of John Hsrha who
fenced to fine and Imprisonment for selling glass of liquor
tried Chief Justice Simply discharged tho prisoner
writ OF hateas corpus deciding that municipal judges and
justices Of the peace bad the Jurisdiction punish liquor
seers that could only be done by indictment BY
jury in the supreme This decision completely nu6es
the law far the and execution has been
attempted,
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National Celebration, Fourth July.

TUE comm!ee arrangements the celebration Of The annvsr
Of national Independence this city
ona salute will be- fred Tint SUNRISE
accompanied by the ringing Of all tbs church bells
city. A8ta s1 efsa5e sat .4a fas
Al i0x O'Clock, civic and military procession will be
formed and fro tho Executive Capitol
read and ornton delivered.
To participate the ceremonies they respectfully
ident OF he United States hs cabinet judiciary foreign
si Eovstnmsn officer: q tho army asvy and marine the
s0Ien OF the Of 1879 and Of other United
reverend Clergy ne conpanes authorities mayors.
and csens 9snersly Of the District Of Columbia and
couuties Of Maryland and Virginia. societies. angsFs
others who desire unite therein s4 la tx
Al tx o'clock there will display of
mall south Of the PTesidcnt's house.
by order Of the committee OF arrangements:
THOs, MILLER, M. D.,
June 26--dtaus 81 8AH8tEf AF ss9i stE0f Chairman.
Societies and associations Join procsslon
bodies Will Dr. w. B. Magruder chief
assign them appropriate places in the line. 7
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A VALUABLE FARM I'm vfrgtnta 1900 acres) for
n sseHavng lsased for Of Tho Fauquer White
Sulphur spna persons whose h reputation warrants inc
belief viii In the style, the underlined offers
valuable farm which surrounds the springs
contains upwards Of 40 Of low rosnd, remarkable for
extraordinary crops Of and capable q being made We best
single s5s (hc twelfth year Of successive cuiya
uon without and In 1854, bad The
10 easily susceptible Of dvis0n and is
certainly of the best In Virginia
third Of December next ana the Balance IN
years thereafter with interest son date q delivery
Eo MrtncI Earsicaan' inquire @ NE .uoscmD.r sss
d. q. fs III THOMAS GKEEh
April 99-0awtfp Ae
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NAvysYAnp, Washington June 2s 1855.
GrNTLEMEs acknowledge your communication Of yes
ernay cate with mingled sentiment OF personal grnca-
oh ana professional PRIDE In addressing the expires
SION OF your respect and esteem time when Official
are about TO cease have without intending it,
po tribute TO your zeal and fidelity in the discharge
., your various duties here for the existence of friendly
anu courteous relations but the result far
cefheo OF the faithful manner with which you gem
en Ano good officers OF the government ntegcntly and
senaged the important business iDrusted your
care Whilst there has seemed 10 me to have been single
ness o. purpose IN the performance of your Duties may
seens 70 aoknowledge your cviy by compli
men chm Tor tne mechanics the merit Of The highest skill
n Tor Al others becoming depor and pride place crcd
oe 70 society rs well AS this public establishment and the
eminent is faithfully served.
Placed At the head OF such establishment this and as
WIN Rehtemen SO eminenty qualified to aid 10
conducting toe business OF the government IL will appear
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l,RANCIs LNMB. Looking Glass; Portrait, a~d Pic
fame manufacturer. as7 Pennsylvania rsror
of al
stanty put
prices thereby snvIng Of boxing,
freight risk uf breakagr.
The public respectfully invited 10 call,
Junel 6--eoJ3mf
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Neu Rampshire Leatslaturs.

CoscoRp, IN H.,) June 2s.-Mr. Tappan, Of Bradford
member OF elect to Congress- and member of the house,
cepted the former office.
The hearing OF the petitioners for union Of the Concord
Manchester and Lawrence railroads closed before the
committee this morning Ii is generally understood the
mtee viii report BILL
The temperance convention has not been very fully
tended.
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Charmed ,oith RoJbing the Nail.

CHICAGO, June 30A ecia mail agent this morning
rested Theodore p Dennston clerk in the post Office Of
this city, the charge opuroinng containing money
from the mails In his found packages OF bank
the of 000 1t is the general belief
from $40 900 to 1000 have been stolen from this Office
Dennston is in jail brother OF his arrested for
the same offence in April last. IL II
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BY ). c. msGUlRE. Aact,o...r.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
Wednesday afternoon,
fronting Pennsylvania
18th 18Th
with III. Improvements, consisting of the story brick
occupied C'Bryan and sms
n IN ."s a~f8Hs
This properly immedtste,y opposite saloon
Terms One fourth n viii
interest, twelve eah'cen and twenty ur mon,hs Ts iadis
rutabIe. Hs.asa JAS. g. MCGUIRE, ~
Juno oo--d Auctouecr.
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Departur. Of f,eo Atlantic Stson.er..

Nsw YoRK, June 5o.The Ariel, Of vanderbits
line sailed at for Havre direct with ITO pasengs
and $40 600 in specie. Among the passengers Mrs Gene
raj Winfield Scott.
The Union also sailed at the time Southampton
and Havre, with passengers and s525 900 in
spece.
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United states Court Of Claims.
cal Essass, Boany Laad and General Agency at Washing

Un1to0 StotcD court Oh CAa1ms.
Real Eate, Bounty Land and General Agency at Washing
ton CITY.
CHARLEs X SHERMAN, aitoSney-atIaw, and JAMES Q:
WALKER reading clerk IN the House of
have associated hsmsvss together or he psr
Court O Claims Congress- Or the several exec
utive departments sa
gal questions will 30 aided by Mr. Charles Sherman well
known South West experienced lawyer
They viii give psrsonsl and prompt ai.saiion @ all business IN
renting, leasing, selling, and pu5chsans real estate.
They bog refer embeSs and exmembes Of Congress-
States and Ttcries and TO tho correspondents Of
Mr.. Charles b. Sherman. ~ ~ .J8 :.
ONce No AIS Third door noxtE Of 0adsbys Hotel
April 21-eodudAcp ssasstsa RS is.f ias
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CARIBOU hereby notified their respec-
will BIZ made tho a3d instant inclusive, aud
that thus be
afforded opportuny examining tho set
the h ofJuy which they and in view
pacunary obligations
strained with Of
part Of ALL
June 27-3waw HooE, BRO. b CO.
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uARsONs Conrrrstsg VOL y.
flanders Lives Times hs Chief Justices the
Court Of she United States. First series -
Juno @ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Deduct difference in transfers
Net amount subject TO draft

00-Toung Cathc ltcs' Friend month
y meeing Of this society will be held harys Church
row Sunday evening at O'Clock -.
June 30--2t W. J. FITzPA TRICK.
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AFFAIRS ALExASpRIA.-We find the following news
Gazefte xnstardau

and W. p Mohun superintendent of the outdoor work
AFFAIRS IN ALExAspRIA.-We find the following news
paragraphs in the Alexandria Gazette of yesterday morning
Yesterday, at st. Paufs church. in this city Reys
Charles H. Howard, of Virginia, and j. d. Powell of yir-
gnia ordained priests in the Protestant Episcopal
church and Thomas q. Addison Of Virginia, Richard T.
Davis, Of Virginia. Thomas Duncan, Virginia. Julius H.
Grammer, of Virginia. H. II. Holcombe, of Virginia r. a.
Johnson OF Virginia. John Higgins Of Pennsy vania Ed
ward O. Marshall of New York, and G. NJ. Williams of
Virginia. ordained dcacons Bishops Meade
ociated the occasion The ordination
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Cummings, of Washington, large
congregation during the interesting services
the day.
On and after July lst the mail train will leave depot
Of the Orange and Alexandria railroad quarter to
o'clock, q
'The travel the lines of the Orange Alexandria and
Manassas Gap railroads. begins increase persons are
already making their 10 the different Virginia springs
Numbers taking the railroad Stanton beyond
which point several miles the rails laid there
to Bath Alum, the White sulphur, &C., &C.
LAND wARRAsTs,-Withn the last week there has been
quite brisk demand for land warrants with an
market The ruling rates yesterday 81 ii per
The heat intense yesterday In many sheltered places
the mercury rose TO % degrees
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by y. Q. MCGUIRE. Auos,onssr.

VERY VALUABLE BUILD g LOTS AT THE CORNER OF
Four-and ahaf and Virginia On fu dav NJ
July g at 6k O'clock t' einises shall sell suhd
visions Nos. ~, 49, 49, 30 ~ and A. Of original lot No a. in
square 4s5 fronting, respectively ia and 6K feet yg nia
-Four back various depths
an alley.
These situated in the best locations on The Iand for
building with the gades d ard
beyond doubt the desirable lots for safe in ih secon
Of the city. t4ss #kf8
Title perfect, and sale positive
Terms: ne-,hird cash residue In sx, twelve and e
months for benrpg Interest," and deed OF trust
on the premises
June ed Aacd neer.
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Governmem Troops Not Murd.ree

81. LOUIS June 2sate adgces have reached here from
New Mexico which contradict the painful that fifty
government soldiers, including several officers, had been
murdered by the Apaches. The report altogether
groundless.
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A Sam Patch Leap .

ROCHESTER, June 30Two horses were rode into the cur
rent above Genesee falls to-day and both Of them taken
the falls Their riders escaped by Of the bridge
One Of the horses instantly killed the other
say, received other injury than two three slight
flesh bruises, and being exhibited in the
curiosity. The falls 90 feet high,
Thermometer stood at 90 deg in the shade III O'Clock
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ProposaIs for Clothing, &c.

QUARrksn AsrERs Orrics U. =. MARINA CeHvs, ta u
Washington, June ~, 1855.
EALED PROPOSALS viii be received office until Thurs
~ tho .6 Of lass, IL supply
Of tho following ARTICLES such In
reqnired during ne ensuing fiscal delivered
Marine Clothing 5ore 81 walker New York. VI
TO the United States, viz sg{ 3fFggss
900 yads blue be all similar that
used by The u. y. army igs lt5sa tsf VA aA
AGO knapsacks have properly vanishod
Strapped complete, and the letters u g. NJ" painted on
the back
1000 blue cah fatigue leather patcu leather and
the letters g tT 3. NJ brass n the front
1000 uniform caps with brass scales, eagle Sc csmplete
200 pomp0ns 4 y. D-s, M f4.f tsa#f
1000 p leather stocks t.l.sl.tl
$500 pairs army brogans $780,
1000 blankets, with U. NJ" tiSck
the centre. Bsa sea TIE 1850 ss1 A@t
The right quantity ARTICLES
named the OF reserved
All articles will he submitted rigid inspection, and
form to the samples be the Office of the Assistant Quar-
Marines 81 Walker New York. the Office
Of the Marine Corps Murine Barracks Washington
City, Z. g.
BIDDERS will
is awarded them unknnwn this office, their suency
be certified TO by some official person.
10 he endorsed Proposals for Ciotaa &c. and addressed
10 Marine ,,orps, Washington City, y. C
The Intclgcncer Star, Washington
Patriot Concord New Hampshie Guxctc Portsmouth, New
pshre Pos. and Times Boston, Journal
Commerce. New York city; Eagle. Brooklyn NV York Penn
syvanan md Aus, Philadelphia Pennsylvania News end
Norfolk, Virginia and Globe Portsmouth,. vrainia, will give the
three Insertions week until Goth July and fownr
their bills by of advertisements 70 This ONCE
for payment. 3a w 8st t,M5
June 2t-eod26Juy tEf#Nl
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Loo A L. N Il w 3.

DR.. John b. Blake, the Commissioner of Public Build
iugs, entered upon the duties Of his Office yesterday and will
discharge them have doubt the entire satisfaction
of the public He has appointed n. J. Roche his clerk
and W. p Mohun superintendent of the outdoor work.
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New Yoax, June a0,The thermometer to-day stands at
o. to 9s degrees in the shade.
PHLADELrHIA June 30.The heat to-day is intense. The
mercury has attained to SO to so in the shade All
work is suspended. fz8
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Bank OF the Metropolis,
Washington June IS, 1855.
THE Of this bank declared dividend Of four
Of profile Of tho hank ha ending the
3oh Of this month. 81. So, . \. tgf is
RID. SMITH,
June 49, duuly2f Cashier
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ny JAMES o. MoaUIHIa. Auctio.- eer.

ts'N Dy JAMES @. McGUIHI. Auctiol ecr.
SALE OF A, VALUABLE LOT CORNER OF K AND TENTH
streets, square Taesdsy afternoon, July 9h Al 6h
Ing 80 feet on 10Th by 100 f+eton street
This Of ground II egby sirated 81 rapidly improving
of the ci and the sale worthy attention Of de-
sirng valuable building lot I'll
Tie will be- subdvided into desirable building lots,
plat Of which will be exhibited NJ he sale.
Oneoursb residue three equal payments
six, twelve and eshteen morhs II In satisfactorily
secsfed. Title indsputabe. JAS. g. Mcguire,
June 29--d al4Hss 34 Aurhnueer
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MAGNETIC TEiE0RApH COMPANY. annual
vi meeting Of the stockholders the Magnetic Telegraph Conpa-
will he held the compaDy Office 95 Chestnut PhndeI
the 1914 1885, O'Clock
The of elecng officers tho for the
suing year, JOS sA!LER,
PHILADELPHIA. June ~, 1855 * sT Secretary.
June R7--Juiy 4 Il H.
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TREAsURER's sTArkMmr,

seamt rmnry~ ahsv~ in
y r received 10 Jt25 aa~m sAns been nsuZh
hen md h Aa subject TO Mowmgd Of future rangers
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pLEMWOOD CHMETEHl .--uiace No. o92 Pennsylvania
VI avenue Of 10th the savings Bank This
celebrated
New saied the high ground dssunt and
Of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
the This have received charter from Cen
nppropaHe their ground forever to burial purposes making
ohsvwre which ia Of importance
become custom in ali cities when the burial ground becomes
cuousy largo pitt and legal
titles given the ground ~.
N. -ODcs opeh from ~ NJ pamphlets
the ehnss! and byaws ana Ill oshss iarmstios be
obtained lea with Mr. James r. Har
No ssvsnh oshe dnlsaks win be prompt
y attended 70. Juno I7-diy
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navy and Instruction. well discipline and compara-
tive exemption from evil influences is secured The
nanders of the ships generally have the privilege Of select
ing rejecting whom they choose. Not unfrequently
these lads retained unit, qualified for responsible posi-
tons
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BAkK or THE METROPOLIS,
Washington, June 30, 1855.

1'Hls hank will he open Wednesday, 4ih July.
Notes payable The Bank that day DO attended The
day previous
July I-d2tif
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MO iCIThe of the undersigned, street,
tween 9TH ard 18TH aud the War will
be the approaching Fourth o July, for regular
boardrrs in the house. J. BOULANGER.
l--3 4 . 1ss /. +
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REORGANIZATION Of the Clerical fores.The Secretary Of
State appointed yesterday board Of examiners consisting OF
the Assistant Secretary and the chief clerks OF the
Navy and War Departments for the purpose OF carrying the
following execution which passed at the last
session Of the last Congress:
That from and after 30th june 1885, the Secretary OF
State be- and hereby authorized and required 70 cause
the examination, classification and distribution OF h CLERKS
of State, the manner as directed
In other by the provisions contained
in the acts Of 1854. And the whole permanent
OF class one of class eight Of class three, eight OF
class four ana chief clerk in lien Of those author
lied by Law OF the said clerks Of class four shalt
give bonds A. by the independent act and
make the disbursements for the department and supern
tend the northeast executive building, and shall receive
therefor $500 per in addition his salary clerk OF
class four.
TIE board the State Department at IL, yes
erday and after the necessary examinations made their
report the Secretary H action will be made known to
or next day..
Notice Aorinsrs. Coast Of Spain the Atlantic AZ
seratoa of light cadis.The following circular re-
ceiyed by the last Liverpool steamer
IiyDaoeRAPHio ofrlcE, ApsiaALry, Lospos.
May %, 1855,
The Spanish gos ernment given notice that the ls
June the present revolving light the castle Of Sar
sebastian Cadz win be changed to f1ed bright light
with rcd flashes at intervals OF two minutes.
The illuminating apparatus catadioptc OF Inc sec
ond Of tresnel. The light VIII be elevated l43 feet
the level of tue and be visible IL miles in clear
weather from the deck Of ship.
There has change the position OF the light
JOHN WASHINGTON, Hydrographer.
This notice affects the following admiralty charts Medi
erranean No. 2,l5s Approaches to Gibraltar, No. %
Cadiz harbo No. s6. Also, Spaniel lighthouse list No
$50
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DOCKS FOB AUCTTON.-~The undersigned has separated
number various sutct. old
editions duplicate cepics and others which, for various reasons
longer salsblc al their original prices.
Among diem good editions Of Of the be books in the
Language Theology msdicins suge Juvenile books novels,
school books French books and oy of msc' sneous
all Of which will auction e
they hard Jrlvsr sale his
prces-at half they worth half
June 30 II Isl a1.r- mi I. G7357 FRANCK TAYLOR.
ID PHTLLIFS, OF A1obiic, AsAbAma, III practise In
the Supreme Court United Stsfes Of claims,
Office
I'd door oshcast OF m and Pennsyvana
June 21--d0mtf s W s-
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II. KING, M. D.,
No. Alb r street, city Of Washington, b. G., a0
w reports aunlyses
ming and meialiuIgic operations. A@
NOTICE TO HOLDERS or BoUNTy-LAND WARRANTS,
AND OTHERS. /.
During present ensuing autumn Doctor King pro
himself travelling through The 6ates fol-
the making locations public nds Having been for
the Of is- geology 81 JIM portion ofss Union
giving special attention 70 s mnes M mineral and agricultural
system, field Office explorations
he has large Of valuable ~.
render available Besdcs IN. agricultural character
Of Of hi, description will almost incredible pd he would
particularly cal the attention Of capitalists its mines Of Lead
ns Of many Of these yet public land which the
der easy Of access and consequently very valuable They
oay be secured with certainty by person rrshy scqnansr
subject public land surveys e4s n
Special ,s'srenc, and security required 6or any funds placed
more economical for ops,so 70 ass b: services Than 70
above. &Aaet At
Hon. Thomas n. Benton.
Hon Isaac H. Sturgeon u = Treasurer, and president NJ No.
His eIcsleucs Lieut.. Gov. Koerr er, Beevie Illinois.
ton city, ID. @. June 20 cod6w
CELEBRATIoN OF the Irving Lycsum At the Leo
Of the Smithsonian Institute Tuesday evening.
Order Of Ersrei.es. ~.
Music sWa
Reading Independence by Madison sm,h
Music
An address BY B. r. Riordan. l.
Music,
ors,ioh by Edward Hartley
Music.
June 3o-da EDWIN JAMES, Secretary.