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SOUTBERN QUARTERLY REVIEW for
- July, 1855 Conieais:
International Law, The Jesgits
Russia, Lamartine
Chief Justice fancy on Dsury
Peter the Great, Countess Of Blessineton
Homeopathy, Copper in the u. s.
Massachusetts, Criticisms &c
Subscription, IS per annum.
au2 FRANCK TAYLOR. :
SHtRTS-SHiRTS.- have lust received
~ large and dae assortment of ,S.n i.,n,t,, r.,
SSaiity white and colored Shirts, which Ne vii
dispose OF at the lowest New Y ork prices.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
ap2V = =
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lDRESENTS FOR THE CHILDREN
Toys in endless variety and very cheap at
au 4-3t IAMkOND,S Sth II

e = REWARD.-Strayed or stolen from near
Sc the residence Of the subscriber, aDtoun.
gray HORSE, name, tail and hind legs nearlI
white. ANY one returning the horse TO me. or bV
leaving information so can get him will give
the above reward.
JOSEPH X. QUINTER,
near the corner Of Nj and 10th streets.
au SITS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-06

Dead -George Marshall, veteran gunner
in the U. S, Navy, died of yellow fever, a. the
Naval Hospital, near Norfolk, Va, on Thurs
day last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-06
NJ. A. TYSON a. SISTERS
FE9ALE SEMINARY FOR DAY PUPILS

FEMALE SEMINARY FOR DAY PUPILS.
Fs!Teet, bet. 12fh and 18Th, Washington.
'INHE duties OF this institution will be resumed
on the 18th September, and, in connexion
with the above, they wish also TO inform their pa-
tons and others that they intend opening an es-
adjustment for boarding pupils on the LIST Of No
vember next
the latter is situated on the railroad and turn.
pike, sixteen miles from the city, and two south
east Of Laurel village
For particulars, circulars NAV be had al the
principal bookstores I'm Washington and Balti-
more. au 4-d4tSeodtSPutIS
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MA WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY
n "a The monthly meeting OF the Corps will be
ll mi held on MONDAY EVENING next the
W 10Th instant, at o'clock, and IT is expected
that every member will be in attendance
BY order Of the Captain:
du St B. F. BEERS SEE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-26
Boston advertisements

SMITH'S REMEDIAL DISCOVERY
~ AND CLEANSING C0MP0END.-This useful arti-
Gle has been used in many parts of New England for
era years, for removing spots of dry paint pitch OIL
greese ana most acid stains &C., from ladies' and gentle
mems clothing carpets &c giving universal satisfaction
IL removes paints aud white spots from windows furn
ture &c has been ascerained by experiment to be of
great use when applied remedy for burns, scalds
bruises cuts, chapped han1s, chiblsins, neuralgia
sipelas, tooth ache ague, &C. -
Full directions for each bottle will be given to the pur
CHASER and cures warranted if directions are complied
it'll FN
D. De-, q CoIEsW0RTHY, Agent, sc oornhill, Boston.
JOSEPH SMITH, Proprietor
nZz d&W3m Salem street, Charlestown Mass
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Y o w N * FIR T I'll b,
Successors to Brown Co..
NO. 2 FLAGG'S LOCK.
And 13n Nair, Cir

NO. 2 FLAGG'S LOCK.
Aud 100 Main Str
The subscribers would respectfully call the attention of
the publ" to their extensive stock of
CROCKERY, GLASS; & CHINA WARE!
Comprising splendid assortment of Jas. Edwards Best
White Iron Stone Ware, Haviland's Best White Gold
Band, and Decorated French China in Breakfast Dining
Tea and Toilet Sets, by the piece, our customers
may wish.
American and Foreign Cut and Common
@ L A S S w A r. f!
From Boston and New York auctions All of the latest
patterns and the best goods in the market the lowest
prices. Also complete assortmento of
Britannia and Silver Plated Ware,
Tea Trays, Table Cutlery Solar Lamps Casters Gas Fix
lures, &C. Any person in want of Housekeeping Goods
and especi-y those who about commencing house
keeping, especially Invited to give us call We
warrant our goods guarantee satisfaction refund the
money
PAP Err HANGINGS,
All those who want to buy French or American Paper
Hangings Paper Curtains Borders and Painted Window
hades, cheap, will find it their interest to give us
call BROWN s. FIRTH,
Successors to Brown Co } No. Flagg's Block.
OIL daw6wls
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LADIES, VISIT THE CITY STORE.

j, H, CLARKE & GO.
Have marked down ther entire stock of Dry Goods to
prices competition. We give below few prices of
the many BARGAINS now to be found in our Store
NO. 1872 MAIN STREET,
New and best styles Manchester Hamilton and Pacific
M. DeLaines, former price 25c. for 1910
Cotton and Wool Twilled Flannels for l2Jc,
Heavy Lyonese Cloth, good article, for zoe.
Heavy Double Twilled Thibes for 75c
All Wool Plads for rs and 50c
All Wool Plain DeLaines for 25c
Heavy Debages for 1910.
Raw SILK Plaids for SOC.
Ladies Cloths for sac.
Heavy Embroidered scarfs, worth $4.OO, for $225,
Double width Cashmeres, former price &c. for S3c.
so pairs $500 Blankets, from auction. for $780,
cases ninepenny English Prints for 1Oc
Cloak for $500.
For the next sixty days whole Stock will be offered
at VERY CHEAP PRICES, at the City Store, No. 1872
Main st. ]. H. CLARKE & CO.
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GAS FIxTURES!I

The subscribers are prepared to show as good an
assortment of GAS FIXTURES as can be found at any
establishment in New York Boston, all of which will be
in either of those cities.
We are daily receiving from the largest and best man
uiacturers in this country, all their patterns
II A N D E L1ERS, PENDANTS,
BRACk ETS, SO.
any one in want OF Gas Fixtures should fail to call
and examine our stock before purchasing when we shall
be happy to show them that the above statement
rect. and how it is we afford to do it.
oct1 dawtf BROWN & FIRTH.
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Grotkerp, Sc.
NO IRON-STONE CROCKERY eco
SFK w ARE-Manufactured by John Al ca
W cock, CObridge, England and sold only at "
NO. ISL MAIN STREET.

NO. ISL MAIN STREET.
1t now an acknowledged fact that in point of nis
style and durability these goods stand first forem os
IN the market Encouraged by the success which has
hherto attended the sale of these goods have been en-
abled to maze extensive arrangements receiving them
direct from the mandatory, thereby reducing the cost
and consequently making saving for the purchaser.
would have tdistincty understood that warrant the
glazing of this ware NOT TO CRACKLE.
have nov on hand complete and extensive assort-
men OF goods Of the above manufacture together with
large stock Of
PLAIN AND GOLD BAND FRENCH CHINA
Tea, Dinner Break and Toilet Ware also my usual
stocs of GLASS WARE, Britannia and Plated
Goods Table Cutlery, Solar Stand and Hanging Lamps
Glraudoles, Tea Trays, Curtain Bands and Pins.
In addition to the above goods, have an extensive
STOCK of French and American
p A p Il II II A n GIN @ s.
Borders Fireboard Prints Curtain Papers Painted Win
dow Shades and Fixtures s &C., thus comprising the
most complete assortment in the city.
AS am constantly receiving goods from the principal
factories in Europe and America, am edabled to offer
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS to the patrons of this ex
tensVe establishment and all who may favor me with
call may depend upon finding stock always complete
and prices satisfactory determined to be ex
celled.
N Manufacturers, Agents. and Others using Solar
Chmneys, can be supplied with them Factory Prices
JOSEPH P HALE
Is Main ST., LIST door north OF Post Office
aWtf
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Auftions.
BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM

BY ALEXANDER PUTNAM
Auction Rooms No 6s and So Main Street.
n SATURDAY.,
At o'clock p. M, at once
The usual weekly sale Of Household Furniture comurIu
lag Carpets, Sofas, Chairs, Tables Bureaus Bedseads
bes, Hair and other Mattresses Looking Classes Clocks
Fable Cutlery, and other articles Of household furniture
and the usual Kitchen ware.
Sales Of Real Estate and Personal Property situated In
The city, county Sate reasonable and satisfac
lon guaranteed Also the apprasing OF property solicit
& Cash paid for secondhand furniture upon appca-
ton ut the Sales Room. Constantly on hand an assort-
ment Of new common Furniture Table Cutlery Crockery
ani Glass Ware Clocks Looking Glasses Window Shades
&c., which will be sold low for Cash.
There will be sales of Furniture every Wednesday af
esnoon at Punam's Sales Rooms the usual hour un
hiurther notice. s. NJ. REDDING, Salesman.
uIar30 dtf
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Notifies.
HAS ARRIVED, AT FHR
w o r G Z : I Err HOUSE

has ARRIVED, AT THE
w o e E R USEi
DIR. E. B. FOOTE.
(From New York City,)
The Celebrated Lung and Blood Phvai-
cian and Electrician.
Inventor of the
ANTI-MERCURIAL ELECTROM0ToR,
And dsccverer Of whereby the condition OF the
electric fluids be ascerained with much
precision that of the blood is at the Worcester House.
where he be consulted by the SICK free of charge for
A FEW DAYS ONLY!
Early calls desirable especially from those invalids
who require several applications OF electricity.
Euidsnces Of and Reasons for, Dr.. Foote'S success.
LIST, Over tpo tonsGnd persons have been cured un-
der his treatment during the past year; among whom
the daughter Of the celebrated DR. Hugo of New York and
the wife Of Or JohL ingalls, of Buffalo, from whom fat
erng certificates have been received and can be seen at
Dr. Foote's rooms in the hand writing othoIe well known
medical gentlemen
3D. Several other certificates and c,pmentarv letters
in the original manuscripts Of the writer's Zone which
is from the pen Of the well known Professor Eectopa
thy, DR.. II Matthews Pendleton) hung up in Dr.
Foote'S rooms for the inspection Of invalds.
Sd. Dr. Foote does not ride hobby, or depend on
any especial treatment" He uoites in his system OF
practice, ThOmsonianism, Eecropathy, Inhalation and
Hydropathyiou Of the most potent remedial agents
kn0iUn to The World.
4sn Acting accordance with his avorite theory that
functional arrangements all originate in disturbance Of
root of every disease which under his treatment.
and hence effects radical cures
5,h, Believing il impossible for any to enjoy good
health while flesh and bone invaded by caome and
other mineral posons he has great EXPENSE arrang
ed an electrical apparatus, by the application of which,
the vile inventions of Aopahy may be entirely expelled
from the human system without pain the patient 1t
has been tested by learned chemists and the
greatest achiev ement of medical science. Sse notices
the press which daily appearing in every part Of the
United States
Dr. Fooe has every variety of apparatus for the app
cation OF electricity In every FORM great part of which
is the result OF his own ingenuity and experience Ladies
may have it applied without exposure of person, shock
the experienced tho application Of the old
electrical machres No pains unpleasant sensations
are felt by the patient while receiving the revivyng cleo
trica currents Of DR.. Foote'S mathncs
II Every invalid who reads abound, in the presence of
two or more PERSONS Dr. Foote'S circular which has been
distributed in all parts of the city, will be entitled free
examination. Copies also be obtained at his rooms
Price of examination, otherwise, 81 co. Consultation
free.
N. B. DR.. Fooe is now preparing for press q medical
work OF about 800 octave pages which will its APP
pearance in the spring 1t will be general treatise
Elecricity, Diseases Remedies, &c. &c. Look for it.
ny diff
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TO MERCHANTS WHO BUY
g r O OK E r Y w A. r e

BROWN FIRTH wouli respectfully invite the at
tenton OF merchants to their extensive assortment of
Croc6ery, Glass Ware, Paper HangingS, &c.,
Comprising more general variety of House Furnishing
Goods than be found in any wholesale establishment
in the country
As we have very large retail trade it becomes neces
ary Tor US import our goods in large quantities.
buy all American goods direct Of the manufacturers which
enables us to get goods at the prices and oe1
to any country merchant arges assortment of rich and
common goods to select frm at prices low as can be
bought in New York or Boston, and terms liberal
Merchants by calling at our establishment will become
satisfied that they will time ard money by giving us
thelr orders, as they can fill their memorandum
Store in less time than they at a dozen.
oil daWt BROWN & FIRTH.
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Books, 5ta.ioue,p, &t.

N
BAKER, TRUMBULL, & BARNES.
No. 1S4 Main Street.
Caste. Sidney A. Story, Jr.
Lily, by the author of Busy Moments of an Idle Wo
man.
Poems of Home and Travel, Bayard Taylor.
Mystic and other Poems; P. j. Bailey.
TIE Song Ct Hiawatha Henry W. Lougfellow
The Bears of Augu.tusburg, Gustave Nerts.
Molly and Kitty, from the German.
Love OF Country from the French.
Curious Stories about Fairies &c.
Little Ferns for Fanny's Little Friends.
Weeks Delight Games and Stories for the Fire
side, &c
Progress of Religious IDEAS, Mrs. Child.
Occasional Sermons, Chas Lowell.
Early Religious Education. W G. Eliot
Amy Lee, or Without AMI Within.
Teverino, George Sand.
Beechcroft, by the author of Heartsease
Richard the Fearless
Juno Clifford
Leaves of Grass.
Escaped Nun.
The Match Girl.
Glenwood, the Parish Boy.
Ethel, or the Double Error.
Hidden Path
Carrie Emerson.
Kate Stanton.
The Rag Picker.
The Old Home ,tead, Mrs. Stephens.
Bayard Tlylors Works.
Souvestre's Novels.
Reade's Novels.
Bohn's Classical Library.
Harper's Classical Library.
Toy and Story Books of every description.
Constantly in receipt of new publications.
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ReoI Gstate.


O. FARM FOR SALE.-one Of the -.
E, best and most productive in Worcester con- ks&
ssh tanning abouI sixty acres, very pleasantly -.
situated about two miles from the Court House. and will
be soil at great bargain. Apply to
worcester Nov. 70, 1855. DIFF
o. FOR SALE "A two.story Dwelling House
. and about three ourhs OF an acre of Land situa
ted in the village of North Charlton about mile
from Charlton Depot the north side Of the old Worces
ter and Stafford Turnpike and formerly the residence Of
the late Col Asa Bacon The House in good repair and
we'll calculated for two families.
Also, about acres of Land lying the opposite side
OF said road, with small Barn thereon 1t will be sold
at a low price, separately all together, and liberal
credit given for most of the purchase money and is de-
srable location for boot shoemaker or other me-
cnanc. JOS. A. DENNY.
Leicester, Now 7, 1893. dawtf
o. FARM FOR SALE. SITUATED a.
SIR; in Leicester on the road leading from Cher te9
ry Valley to Clappvile, and about ave miles -AD@
from the City Hall in Worcester The said farm consists
OF about fifty acres one, somewhat rougb but
completely adapted to growing vegetables and fruit to
which use is improved al the present time On the farm
is large number of Strawberry Plants of many choice
varieties two young Orchards Of grated and superior
rnt Just beginning to bear about acres of Wood and
Timber suitable to cut, and acres of splendid Peat
swamp, which is drained Also House and BARN and
other out-buildings in good repair.
Also for sale, a MORGAN HORSE four years old last
June far traVeert good size in any harness. spot
or place. Apply on the premises.
JAMES M. DRAKE.
Leicester, NOV 10 1855. DIFF
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NEW PUBLICATION.
THE FLORIST, OR SINGERS GUIDE
new collection of

"A new collection OF
Social, Moral, and Religious Songs,
Designed for the of Schools Summaries Academic
and Juvenile Singing Schools.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED
BY o. CoLLEsTER.
The editor having had many wears, experience M
Teacher and Director of Music and having been for sew
raj employed teacher and Director of Musical
Conventions, and Teachers Institutes and also having
been employed in the State Normal School at Framing
ham, and the Normal Institute at Lancaster Mass Nv
which circumstances and various other opportunities he
mas boen enabled to ascertain the wants of the people in
regard to this department of education, feels confident
that it will not only meet the appreciation of the MANY
Teachers and superintendent of Schools and friends Of
education who have so earnestly solicited its compilation
but the public generally.
Published and for sale by W. j. Reynolds, Boston A.
Marsh, Worcester
Price per dozen, $500, Copies for examination for.
rotd 10 any eddress on receipt of eleven Letter Posa
Stamps nI3 dtGSwo
gOOKS-BOOKS-BO JOHN KEITH
" 4 cos Bulletin of New Books, No. 239 Main street.
Ths Works of Charles Lamb, vols
Lily. Novel, by the author of " Busy MomentsD
Artists and Trademarks Companion, by Byrn
The Border Beagles, Sinms
Poems of Home aud Travel, Bayard Taylor.
The Mystic, Poem, Bailey.
The Modern Pilgrims, 2 vols.
The Refugee, or Narratives of Fugitive Slaves.
Mexico and its Religion, Wilson.
Twice Married.
God Revealed in the Creation.
Lucy Boston, Fred Folio.
Occasional Sermons Lowell.
Little Nell
Child Wife, Dckens's ohildren's Stories.
The Land OF Gold, W. H. Helper.
My fathers House. Mcdonald.
stray Leaves from the Book of Nature, Devere.
Richard Hurdis, Simms.
In India: China, and Japan, Bayard Taylor
The Match Girl
IsOra's Child.
Cora and the Doctor
Tour among the Planters.
Physiology of Marriage
Our First Families.
The End, Cumming.
The Annals of San Francisco.
Henry VIII. and his six Wives, Herbert
Oakfeld, W. Arnold
New Hope, or the Rescue.
History of the Council of Trent
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NO M O NO p o l. Y /!
THE GREATEST s. CHEAPEST
DRY GOODS S AL E
Ever Known in w OrcesIer!
IS TILL THEY MEL
WIN. LOCKE g. co.

Take great pleasure announcing to the Citizens of Wor
cester, and to the Ladies in particular, that they
prepared to sell choice and
Desirable DRY GOODS
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GRAPE WIN ES.-A few vines of the Diana
"a Grape and the Hartford Prolific, may be had if an
Piled for soon These by far the best varieties yet
known, for cultivation in this climate The Diana is SUI
peror to either the Isabella Catawba and is two weeks
earlier The Hartford Prolific similar in quality to the
Isabella, and is month earlier than that kind Both are
entirely hardy J. M. EARLE
Worcester, Nov, Is, 1855.
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BLANKETS, BLANKETS.

CILKs AT 62 1-e CENTS Beautiful Silks
~ at e2l cts IN Small Checks, Plads and stripes-new
fresh Goods and worth &c. For sale at
CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD. A. cois
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Drp GOODS.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
N we have taken and beautiful Store under the
pay STATE House. and would invite the attention of Ladies
10 the CITY OF Worcester and vicinity to large ard
New stock Of Fall Goods!
consisting in part of the following catalogue:
Il M b r o L d ERIES
Cambria and Muslin Collars and Sleeves Muslin Pord
anu fiounelngs Chemisetts and Under Handkerchief
Wrought Lace Veils Lace Edgngs and Iusertings and
Ladies Embroidered Skirts Also,
Frln%es and Braids in great variety,
""'oohs ana velvet Ribbons, ManIla and Dress Trim,
mhgs, Dress Buttons of every style, &c.
Ladies. Misses and Childreps's Hosierv.
Cashmere Feeced and Kid Gloves Knit Hoods and Goats
Merno Vests, ChiIdren's Boots and Caters Sc'
INDIA Rubber, Shell, Ivory, and Horn COMBS,
brushes, Port Nonnaies, Stamped Collars
and Sleeves, Tambour, Moravian and
Crochet Thread, Steel Beads Tas-
sels Fringes, Drops and Rings.
We have also the largest and best assortment of
Y A r N S
ever exhibited in this city
We are receiving from New York and Boston, the most
beautiful collection of
f U h G GOD
seen in Worcester
PERU merry of all kinds with the largest and hest
Fancy Soaps ever ofed together with some ten thou
sand other articles not here enumerated all which have
been purchased for cash. and will be sold low
We have the agency forthe Newark IN. ] } India Rub
Der Co., and shall keep constantly hand part Of the
five hundred and eighty three different articles there
manufactured and printed list of ALL with the prices
which can be ordered at any time or three days
notice. all of which will be sold at some rs Der cent less
than ese Goods have been here sold for heretofore
Please call and examine our Stock, at
No. 2, under the New Bay State House,
where we shall be happy attend to the wishes of al
upon terms of the strntest fairness and equality.
- E. L BRIGHAM s. co.
Worcester; Nov. II, 1856 dis6w
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WELVETs! VELYETS! VELVETS!
superior article for Vests, at
WALL X BALCoMs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-13
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Personal-Deah of an old Merchant--Pr okibitory

Personal-Death Of an old Merchant hibitory
Lao Indignation Meeting.
New York, July IL
Among the passengers In the Baltic which sailed
tor Liverpool to-day, 10 James Anderson. the ira
gedan, who goes to London, Miss Davenport, the
actress; Lieut.. Rhinds, U 5 N; Lieut. Hurst, U 8 NJ
Lieut. La,imer, U s A; Lieut. Gordon, U s A; Ma.
jor Eaton, 8 A; G Sebourg, French Consul, Pa
nsma; came passengers In the Illinois, from Cali.
fornia.
Mr. Hugh Anchncloss, native of Scotland, and
for fifty years In the wholesale dry goods business
in this city, died at his residence Staten
Island yesterday.
The funeral of the late Ava Mann took place
yesterday from Florence's Hotel, Broadway, and
was largely attended, principally by members Of
the theatrical profession The remains were taken
to Greenwood Cemetery-but will be removed in
the course of few days to the residence of his
family, near Saratoga.
The only portion of the prohlbitory liquor law
enforced III the city Is that in relation TO intoxica-
tion. Over eighty persons were arrested on Mon.
day for being drunk, aud most of them, on falling
to fork over $40 each fne, were sent to prison
for ten days.
The foe imposed on Capt Smith for being con-
cerned In the slave trade, Is 81 900, besides two
years imprisonment
An indignation meeting is TO be held Tonight to
denounce Mayor Wood for employing street
sweeping machines. The laborers say they de.
prive them of the work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-13

WASTE PAPER IN PosT OFFIcEs.-The Post
master General has made the following order
viz:
at shall be the duty of the postmaster, or one Of
hs assistants in all cases Immediately before the
office Ia swept or otherwise cleared OF rubbish 10
collect and examine the waste paper which has sc-
cumulaft therein, in order to guard against the
possibility OF loss of letters other mali matter,
which may have fallen on the f3or or have been
intermingled with such waste paper during the
transaction of business. The Observance OF this
rule lie strictly enjoined upon all posmssters ard
its violation will constitute grave defence Pos,s
masters must be careful to use. Ia mailing letters
packets, all wrapping paper fit to be used again;
aud the sale of any such paper Is strictly forbidden
by the regulations of lhe department"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-13

AN IMPORTANT LAND QUESTION DFcIpKp-It
mas been decided at The General Land Office that
uhaeT tns on section OF the bounty land act o.
Msrch Sd, 1855 lard warrants Issued under ,ha act
can be located on any of the public lands, which
are subject TO entry at pryste sale at either OF the
minnum or lower graduated prices at the time
.ucn warrant or warrants may be presented for Io-
cstion; LANDS directed to be sold for the benefit
oil Indians are not 80 locatable