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Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-16

tdeceiye he sigl1t, and sl1e ozlor tellsfhe tale
Such being the case, they Immediately pro.
ceeded to patch up the work.
The first gsa6x xation Nas the insertion o.
another we'd. (sery expressive Of the pin.
ciple ef1sysardP Prcjsssl in sheiE already
lengthy conoEnen; They NOW ell them.
selves the skaras Fzes sThiss stsse Party
Now, they tanny that the exposition 81
their principles, in . condensed form. an
swers for The name Of their party, but they
have forgotten to gre their prigis BAGS
party likewise. Here was great blum
der, and if they sUiu qlloy Us. we will en-
deavoup to repair the nistake, by sugges-
|siaethA- following. e he. title which they
deserve;7 Kansas Free White State Par
~, aata al. .Abolitienists :a Free-Soiless,
and thus by ningling little Latin with
the English composing the name, we
would by thus counterhalancing. reconcile
the once antagonissic matter composing the
conglutination. eISaf esl-.i ~ .. ssz.i.
After having disposed Of their name, by
making it more ridiculous than before,
they next pitched into their principles.
After overhaullng them. they discovered
the alarming fact, that their policy Of In
tro oiucing free negroes into Kansas: was a
detriment to their cause. So they mended
the matter by pitching the negro overboard,
and now they say, that 'sthey are opposed
to free negroes coming into Kansas"
We will now sum up the case as it
stands at present. 9s1
The Abolitionists, who profess to la6our
for the good Of the negro, and the Free
soiIer who protested to be opposed to the
abolitionists, joined forces. A coalition
perfectly natural, but more disgracsful to
either party than their former POSITION
But now they have ridden themselves Of
the black portion of their principles, and
added whae to their name. In doing this
they have ruined themselves, and exposed
their blackheartedness to the whole COM
munity, for following the dictates of a
blind policy. they have proved themselves
not only destitute Of principle, but also Of
feelings of humanity, by discarding the
once avowed object of their i1abours.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-16

II Mr.. JAMES Nj. LYLE, will consent to
beceme candidate for the House Of Represeu-
tatiyes, to the Territorial Legislature, in this
Leayenworth District, he will be supported by
MANY VOTERS.
= We are authorised to announce Mr.. JERE-
MIAH CLARK, as candidate for the Council.
at the coming election, subject to the decision
eta congestion OF the people.
We are authorised to announce JOHN A.
HALDERMAN, Esq. as candidate for Rep
fesentative to the Territorial Legislature of
Kansas, in the Shawnee Mission District.
III WIN. g. MATTHIAS. will consent to be-
come q candidate FOR the House of Represent
atives, OF the Territorial Legislature Of Kan
2as, in this the Leavenworth District, he will
be supported by MANY VOTERS.
We are authorised to announce Mr.. C. Nc
CREA, candidate for council Of the Territor-
torial Legislature at the ensuing election, subject
to q decision Of a majority of voters.
. IL Capt. EAsrIF, will become a candidate to
represent the Leavenworth District in the Coun-
Gil OF the first Legislature Of Kansas Territory,
be will receive the support Of many Squatters.
-'.--' A SALT CREEK SQUATTER.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-16
W we Invite Che. attention Of our readers I.

O. We invite the. attention of our readers to
the able letter of Gen. STRINGFELnow, on the
outside of our paper, and also to the Letter of
Gen. WHITFIELD. These Letters both sustain
US in what we said Of Gen. WIS. position in the
last election. And yet the Platte Argus took
our article in high dudgeon, and opened its bat
teries upon US. We suppose if they have any
self respect, they will now cave in, and cease
their efforts at incorporating Us.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-16

The p. o. Department. ISSUES Proposals for
carrying the mails weekly from Fort Leaven-
known as Iowa Point Also from Fort Leaven-
worth to Fort Riley. Also from Westport, Mo.
to Fort Scott. Also from Fort Scott to Fort At
kinson. - ~
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-16

There is post Office established a
Kickapoo, and THoMAs DExAsnoN, zap
pointed Post Master. This is good ap
pointment. Success we say to the craft.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-16

cT-The magnificent steamer JAMES H. Lu-
Gas, will run as regular packet in or trade
during the season. We are indebted to the
Clerk for late st. Louis papers.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-16

sof fhe soAfes gsdzf sefeslE, t1lenee dae North
to the source Of said Cedar creek, and down the
same to the place ef beginning.
Gseosd Dissrief.
C02Eencing ct be mouth e Big Spring branch
On tie S4qth bank e the Kansas Riy<s3 thence
up said 6Fanchte Is ekartkess Souree, fkerles by
. sedthefly line crossing the Waksr1sa fssef,
on Tie East sias of tie k6ase 6f CharFsS HeszAey
to f1s middle e The eGntA Re Road; thsncss ss5sag
thsnidi,s e shid rcd - the has - t1sfssz
District, shense By he sa1is si6ng ths ksSk ode
frst tributary Of the Kansss, abovs the town Of
LsWrenees and thence by the said trihutsry to
the Kansas river and dp the south bank oe said
river to the mouth Of Big Spring branch, the
plaes Of beginning.
Kansas weekly herald., 1855-03-16

comueneing In the military rod sf fhs crozs-
iag of the yermiIllion branch Of Blue river 3
thence due north to the line Of the Territory ;
theAee east along szid line to the line of tie
.Fcurteenth District; thence due south along
said line TO the Aforesaid militnry road and along
the middle Of said road to the place oE begin
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article named e schedule should sny .,siss ss isHuissd
be furnished ~ the lowest
prices shs ns order them fou tbs
having similar articles sHd tns
The department
furnished BY other who wiz
demanded BY the contractor
i b. furnishes al The department 20
therein the de-
nnd amcui make deciston VIII be
Substantially agreeing herewith
lees u zach and article contracted f he pub
ssrv require
The department decide whsiher the
complied with and reserves tns
ADnu the up6n failure comply IN reason
al
Bonds with sppyossd be BY Inc peron or
bis shall ts liable for the forfeiture specified
Ia such bond hqnidsted damages.
The viii be the lowest aud best bidder e
er careful examination for the purpose
u aniog which bid will It's practical results be most al
department
reject any
sppasen pat articles bid for low and
without regard e the cost OF each
VI affecting the Of the bids under the e
aimed In the advertisement
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May Ii-Iaw4w Postmaster General.
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Posr oryox DsrAnrsKsr,

Msy u, 1858.
o. ne mail. g g1,ss s.ais 40 g s
sla.i.y, ihs ss..s. % vinsisiA, NORTH cAsoL,Ss
Poet Once ,he Of wa+hieg,en sn,
on che route. ana IL iss S@s. herein .pssiass ''' ''
VIRGINIA
a9ss Putsrssurs BY Tsmpesoa swsinsvs, lite'on
Leave rs.sissms every "Wednesday and saturday at m
sss ram Tas.s.s .sd FRIDAY
P,ops.ai. % Monday aad THURSDAY
Petersburg Union Grove, MELVILLE. Black Water
Green asssl sa,eysars Berlin e, vessv,le and so~
Leave fee1sbas "Wednesday and Saturday al m
ns s.sa Dsps, every Monday sass y and Thursday
fss % ss "i rs as,. " AZ invited Also
. end route at Bowers or Jerusalem OF make an, Other
sau Fts,s y Springs Isasrson,ou,
Leave W~Irsaon svssy Monday and Friday a,loam,
ss ois shade sSss sss s1 ss s y aaa
fss % s1 sSs ada. as ssy p
spring. and back during ne watering 'easoaany l'' 's
Proposals third weekly tne the whole the year
NORTH CAROLINA.
szI Hiiboro by Chapel Hii Moringvie
| vile. 20 miles and bach. six .mea week.
Leave Hilsboro' daily, except SUNDAY, at ami
Arrive at Chapel Hill same day BY sans
sa.s s'sSs' Sss sss DAY. is"aS
.n,s Mo .ss da ssn s. ssy - sqaa.y
Leave Chapel hin daily, Except sunday, at mi
Thess hour. Of and changed
ss sss s.a schedule Isso a. a"s ssas
a From s soon s so" asa
nance, % Greensboro - miles and back daily;
Leave isboo' aroad daily on The arrival Of he cars
1 Arrive a,Greenshoro, same day by pm;
leave Greensboro arrival OF mail from LeAmgon say al
Arriys a. iiillssoro' or railroad, next day by 4
/ FLORIDA.
rorda,owa, Milton, 80 miles aud back,
! Leave Pensacola daily except Sunday, a,5um,
! Arrive a. Ml,on same day ey ~
a ass Psa. ss s ssss day ssl y
ALABAMA.
FROM ops b ,"a " s wss
ana back, three tunes week, u two horse coaches
Ar1ve a jaehso"v' is' hex, days BY iam;
jacksonville Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
arrive opsaha days Y = u, !. ....,,
INSTRUCTIONS.
Form proposal change advertisement r0ntens
propose convey from July u 1885, 80 1852
s .sa, q the csnsra dated May T. 1851 ),
the following mode of conveyance viz; h
Of
This proposal i. made win full knowledge
weight cared all particulars
the Instructions and attached the advertise
ment
! Dated i
lsigned)
Form Of Guarantee.
The undersigned, residing --, State undertake
that, the foregoing bid for mail No. be
accepted Postmaster General, bidder shall the
July 1855,
required obligation perform the proposed with good and
sufficient suretics. sstN4 81 u fs-t 'lA t4 49s
This full of the obligations and liabilities
hy Of Congress
Of July 2, 1886
| Dated
tsigned by suarantors
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned, postmaster State of certihes,
under office, that he with the above
properly, and able 10 mahs
good their
Dated + 81 y =
tSigned)
For embraced IN the
mail proposals the south
ern States, dated January H. 1855.
i6 JAMES Campbell,
May l3-law4w Postmaster General.
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Each pr po-ai signed BY the individual fm masue
prceand tut psior each and
cs contained The schedule should article be required ua
furnished prices
10 guay will be- furnished
the applying for and without un
would md dcu make
csion, consideration unless substantially
agreeing there 18th.
proposals addressed the Department - and
Proposals stationary Notice viii be the
awarded. who Will required
withn five days thereafter bomb with two sueien
ties, for it performance
The ha The in all decide whether tbs
OF complied win, and reject
opinion inferior quality wei
upon any failure comply with le within
a reasonable
May 26--laWAw
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NOTICE hereby given, compliance with request
oh instant, directed the lands
ne hereinafter which Were heretofore win
empiians lying within the probable limits o. the gran, Tor III
restored market certain
township. named below i,,n Tie probable limits q The grant
Legislature, shay he added 'ho.s heretofore reserved on
Therefore al Inc vaean, aaes sase sac al the several lam
Offices hereinafter wsa ss sasse ' private en
been prccmpted, in the feiow es, wi again be snec
. private entry on and ''''' 1'' = ~ 's q '''' "s'
Ia the disiric, of lands subject s,is nsLssat
NorA tas bass lin. ard " the MA principal ~@aa
T Townsh,p ! q q , ,.nss. ? q. 4 4 aads
Township Q, of raag-7.
South efsAe and of RIA prneipa
Townships /, 2,3, aud 4, Of ranges /, ., 3, and T.
Townships 2, and :, Of range s.
Of the 81 ,as mn pr,,eipa
Townships !, 9, 3, ard 4, Of range !.
Townships ., and ), of range2
In the disirct subject LITTLE Rock
Of lns Of ne t5sl ruipa rasraan
Townships and 4, OF rnngel7.
South THE base line rest Of the INA principal meridian
Townships and 8 Of ranges and 4.
township :, q ranges ; and g.
Township $, OF range b.
In ds,,ic, of lands subject sale BArKsv,LLr.
Norta of as If the gsa principal
Township 7, OF ranges and 2.
Township Is, range A.
Township IA, of range s.
In the dsric, ofiands subject sale at wAsnssrcn
Of he base line aud Of the TN principal sr.a
Township 2, Of range ~,
Township 2, Of range 2o
Township 5, OF range 81.
Townships ) and s, Of range %
T T.wa.se T. and % s q , Co. "a
Townships ls, ID, and 80 Of ranse Dc.
Township 30, Of range go
In the di.,ric. Of lands subject CLAaxsvlrlx
North ofMsSass lire and Of the mn principal meridian
Townships I, ., .. and 10, of range ls.
townships : and ). d iaage 20.
Township 3. OF range 81.
Town.hips and I, Of ranges g ard q
r owasnp. saa aaa g g. , a asass Is
Townships and6, II raose- ag and 80.
Township $, Of ranges 81 and H.
Thai lands situated following
above restored entry (excsps.
orders
In the district subjeat 10 BArssvrLLs:
Of Of te I'm principal peridian
Township 10, OF range !.
Of Of ma p,iaeipai ,aertan
Township 8, Of range ~.
In the district Of lands sabect sale Lrrrlx Rock
North Of tse ta.e line Of the fh p,iepa
Township 7, Of range II.
souA Of the base line and Of TIE fa principal
Township 9, of range 49,
Township 10, OF range ~.
district Of land subject sale at wAsnsaross
South oftae efle ta principal m~isian.
Township y, Of range y
Township u, ii ~.
Townships 10 and H. OF range ~.
the dissre, Of asds subject sale CHAsrAesolst
South Of ms bose ias and res Of ne a raespai ,aero.
Township II, OF ranges Is sud 10.
Township ~, Of range 10.
ciaiaaats entitled OF mentioned
lands market Monday iss
settlements already made wh,ch hercstef be made
should ~ their Dis The
the land officers before the dss appointed r " the
lands thsr sna
and much dcay aod delay; aad
March, sSs, Ale
before viii
Given baud, General tagd once.
Washington u theh day Of A,i, Domias
eight hundred and hny-ns~-
Esy ordtr ef she President
JOHN WILSON
May a-iaw5~ fint and starl Commissioner
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mo. 5a5l

mo. 5s5.]
Office of the establishments of additional land
- oasce in the State OF Wisconsin.
In the Cougr~s February
enitd "An establish std.u.ns
% Wsscnnssu, entfarne that the
hvsE Siex "a ia~
forty lot oa correction ne,D be called
di.frt hereby declared
~ d district has been located m the
the tniied stases ri SUPERIOR Ia ssid
Given under hsna the
April, A. d. 1855. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner ~ the General Land Once.
Anri 1s-iawS~ Tut. and 1,sr
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psRAxrSxU STATE,
Wsshingtnn, Mag %, is.a.
pursuance iegsxag and mssins sF
otecrs have asaai nctaded 10 the
law and MA and
VIDE for certain incidental 81 TIE depass@en snd o
Of me Nth Az
scaled via Do received Al THIS eai
o'clock ,ho a3i Of Jsne for furnishing sarh Articles
~,
of July enumerated IN Tho snansd schedule and esms
Qusn II 10 70 understood tha tn
=
ef ANY ae than il specified according liza during 1s
ase be 81 ,he qna delivered without
-. -. 1A..nA
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THE MISSING HHtDs, by rrs. Southwark.
4 Deksns's v~~ siores. 4 vol.
Flekwict Papers.
kstr lsYiesfosd-~a soveis by chasses ~ p~t~teor
Afsya By Theodofs Mase-.
The Initisis. New edit,oa.
s,snhopr Bareigh by iIeIan phu.
i9serls by Afsxsnder Dumas.
Price q Crown BY Eugene sue,
May ~ FRsNCK TAYLOR
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Id u zs $50
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.

On and after Tuesday, Nocember ?, 1854,
HE daily for GodcnsviIe and in,eme
dae X O'Clock, the arrival Of the boat
from Washington, ample tor breakfast board Con
meeting Manassas Junction with aia for Suabug nj War
sviie
Virginia Central railroad for Richmond Char
ioifesviIle, and staunton. tsa
The Gordonsvle daily for Alexandria and Intermediate
10 O'Clock the arrival Of the trims
Virginia sm Richmond, Charlottesville,
5talnton. lis e
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Proposals for Stationery.
PosT Orrics DEPARTMENT,

r + OssfS~ 400 Ia.
SEA.Eo PROPOSALS viii received the Post once De-
furnishing tho stationery for this tot four yeass from the
aei.y 10 fluid, contract vii coaadsred
nc articles mus p Of s very Sss S. sample. wnsn
nc and ss 70 and
t. No s'fi ne
sns spaau. s viii sas 70 sssaon
a ne pleasure q sas department I. H.. i.
aua aud description each Of the kinds OF articles
folio post plain nnish fin.Iined. and
Do s s T.. . thin sf
i not rss \ an Y ih.. per t sa.Ia
= % ''s,,sE ss I s:a s es Ut and
' s esm@an eaowa ssps e
u paper e weigh not les. than y y: per ream
ss5 qaar,o port machine plain, finsinsd ,hres Sides
ss s,s
@ best hand made, dsnl papst plain, pr rsam
e ss:' i s,:s: ,s:
70 % note papsr, H. ~ rssa, sraii.i.s
100 90 90 ss. ss. ;:s~ per
sss nsss pen. and holder. per dozen
do care. all osnsr manufactures in USE per dozen
20 large barrel Sap p.n n.sss. rosewood, per Eo.
. DO small barrel pan haadies, rosewood, per gross
DO ssce-,ippsd pm haadlss, per gross
's' or o ]
20 's DO sSders, very very ises, - Sssss
% 90 ri s:: COLO "a ss ,, so..
DO n ssss: s s::ss e. ss. dozen
z do sand soxss, u ceeoa, par do.sn
DO era~n, ROaGsm sOas, ivory handles, genuine par
do pr.ssisrs nossss soas. ur blades, sucthorn
do ss. asss'ss .J p s.ss.. pc, as..n
do wxf.rssamps. iisaanvis handles per dozen
DO once once :ei..o Scissor, p.s a soss.' = ''-'A
IL do mhrands Dsapsrs psts~t movable tops dozen
g ,.s...a: 8. ~. .,.s a.s. =. do.s,
400 bottles ok black, Maynard Noysss in bottles,
o % INK .sa s.od :. ss.. e p.s s0e per 'ou'
. .sa,as he's, sIus sapr.ane per pound
q ]. ; ssss mar, WI sss;:s. p pound
100 % ps"ss. s Uss' linen. :. psa.a
4 :ss; s :ss. !, =, .s e. dozen
5 posnd. spo~ss bsss, psr pssnS
ss .. do 8. s:s ss. :ss sss :.-, , smooth ana
.as f ss = - s.ss:ss s.s. * ),
=, * ioehss, p, hsaA,.s -. -. =,
.s' q ~. ~ * 1 'Ss'
1900 bud envelopes very and thick
1000 large wn,s sdss.vs -. hundred
5000 white adhesive envsore- isv hundrsd
inch wide, round the tspp~is-
Each tda~s nnh viii his proposals. saspss, snd ba,
one sample OF article hid N fMts III
E.cn sre - bad ~ sad haA sss price ns~sd
for sssicies 40 tsN 417 f.as.tff
sa. rsy conssr~ms - eo.sss
erred tsfas4 81 saas41
The and conditions advertisement M
bs NJ and the head q the
department will in all judge whether he Articles endess BY
the Of quality required sostrstt
To
h~ra security VIII be rssved m Asfsl performance
The be furnished ordered ny the de-
pareus shs cossact Pees, whs the asssuss exceed
or fAll shar Of sstrnassd SI8 u.
Each propo.aI ssaed by making
saa ba price, for each and
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f ruaouon TICKETS.

For Lyuchburg, connecting with tn" """s ~ "--'e,
Mondays Wednesdays, md Fridays
For Luray and New Markets conpes al Cul
pepper Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
For Winchester daily connecting with the fsdmou
For Middcburs daily connecting with the the Pans
Per order w. d. BROEkETr, Agent
Nov = DIFF
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Hosss kxrs2sssrA usrfsn Ax.Y.
Clerks Ones, Nag a. las
pursuance the i7th Canesss. a. n .
August lrsa s.tisea " Aa iessiasng asa sassx
b.
general spysopfi bills law ana
pfovid- certain tseidenss ef tho
other psapa.l -
received once "Wednesday ae4i a n -
furnishing loilDwiua ARTICLES rsaea~fy a.
Representatives during shs Thiy foarh
xias
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NAVY HEFsEfaEsbs
Bureau OF Provisions and Ciosnngs June J. isea
GEALED PROPOSALS., endored Proposals or Beef" and
- VIII BE- received
until ~ oock saturday me Tan day - yay
furnishing delivering nee Of al and 10 the
United state, the following navy yards
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No. ~ Loatsinna ar~~ae,
Of th. United
several o the Disu.ct Of
umbia.
Dec 07-3@wF
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MEXICAN HOUSE. street, boston ny
Nice. Rebuilt eers furnished
'shs and
Ton " the travelling pahic
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Salamander safes.

Salamander Safes.
EVANS WATSON, No South Fourth
Il No 90 Dock
mens of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRpOF SAFES,
Rank vaults and iron doors for bapk and stores,
PATENT sfATE-LiNFp nrFRicERAToRs
Water Alters copying presses Fahsnh platform
and counter scales.
Sole Cor Husrworth RerIey, Nsies
patent powder proof bank lcckr. Please a call
Reference made few Of the hundreds
safes in
r. Maguder, tn Pennyissnis avenue, Washing
Ton. u. G..
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, rh,lsdsiphm,ia ssfs.
Uriied sta1ca Mint do
Urired sssc- Ars-nsi, Tin CALIFORNIA;, sin Philadelphia
United States Appraiseris Once. FhiiadeiphiA
Pcnnsylvn Railroad Company, Philadelphia safes.
Philadelphia Wilmington. and Baltimore Railroad Company,
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester BaHk, Winchester, Virginia
y. Wood Foxz, Pennsylvania 9Th
Washington c. authorized receive orders for aud
make sal Of the above.
MAY s-9swty EVANS WATSON
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Law schooI Cumberland University. at Lehsnou,
Tsnu

school of Cumberland University. At Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caru,hers, circu
L judges of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan of the judges Of the supreme
Of Tennessee.
Brom6eId Ridley, Que State.
Judges Carue Green dew lie their whole exclusively
10 the school.
Plan Daily examinations Of
boOks No regular Of lectures but explanations
daily Lessons progress Of the examinations.
.. Weekly law which
dents of facs
through all
pactice The framed them
Deeds Wills documents
Some OF by appeal
supreme court held monthly q
public The
judges, chancellors
Sacities with their suits.
SetonThc art the third Monday sep
tamber ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday IN February and ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses PEI esen.Tuion ESQ., in advance, couupsen
boarding books
which BIZ had in the Lebaaon bookstores.
-Four sessions required 10 c"ee the ures
sas advanced class No previous for
regular
any tho collegiate ysas
There II moot ie4siaiure connected with the school
Number of collegiate year eighy-six
,fsfs esXss&4 9ANfAi ROBERT T.. CAkUTHRRH
FEB il-.rcs President Beard Trustees
II ANTHONY. No. 30s broadway, New xork, n
Il. of
cases, ptates chemicals, fancy
calcsyps chemicals for picnrc
fiais of drscripfian.
c. O. celebrated vcigtiandcr
always hand.
30e Broadway, June H. 1864.
June ao-diyrar-
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CHARLESTON, MASSACHUSETTS.

No whteoak plank logs. g. whte-oak promiscu~
timber. No. A. whfeonk keel pieces. NJ S,
plank stock logs No 8, yellow beams No. yellow
timber. No. ., white pine. No TO- wheoak
bu ash, cypress No IL black walnut, and No. 70,
locust No 49, white hickory No. 49, black
No. 10, gnumvifn No. composition copper
bar irsa steel No. 49, iron spikes nails No 20 lead pipe,
tin. No a. hardware No. 10, pain oils No. a. hax
No a. cotton No. 49, flax and twine No. AZ,
glass; No. rs leather No. No. hose No 80, Brushes No. 81,
No. "a shp chandlcry. u.s. stationery. No 49, IRE
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No white-oak plank stock logs No white oak
unner No S, yellow pine PLANK
timber, No o. white pine TO- cypress n
black walnut cherry. No ~ No 49, white
No TO- Ianumvi~ No composition and nails No Is,
bar iron and STEEL No 49, spikes and mills No
zinc, tin No al hardware. No %, paints, a.
No as cston No %, fax and twine No.
a. afass No 49, leather No % hose. No. 80 brushes. No 81
bunting dry goods No 81, pitch rosu No. 49, SOAP
low No ~ ship chandey No. as stationery No. IS, fire.
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No white oak plank logs. No O. wheoak plank
whcoak timber No.
No yellow pine plank stock logs No yellow pine mas, i'm
butts Me- u, back waiaat chery mahogany No ~ locust
No a. white ash hickory bars No a. wheoak
heading. No. Is black No 49, No H.
position and aaiis No 49, bar No. No.
spikes and nails No 20 Lead xinc tin. No. 2 hardware
e. paints cts No ~ Ma. canva. No. vs. cotton No.
hose No. ~, brushes No 81 bunting dry goods pch
No 49, SOAP chsndIcry No
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