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They lave also procured the special ard exclusive
sale Of the FISK METALLIC BURIAL CASES fol
this parish, and Of the firm will always be ready
10 serve the public witlla ncwand beautiful IIEARsE
aa5 everything necessry for funerals. Wooden Coins
will be constructed wien desired
After he ls day Of January, 1855, all work must be
lail iar on delivery Approved city accepanccs or
negotiable paper will be taken, but 10 standing ae-
ceuats viii be made during die wear.
d-I {. T. JARRETT & Co
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DoLBEARs SYSTEM,
If class of twenty be formed immediately Mr.. p.
will take great pleasure in explaining the System to
Ladies and Gentlemen. Everything will be taught on
Xed principles and settled rules that are unvalied il,
their character and results, the principles Of any
other science In this respect it differs from all those
schemes Which make writing, merely work Of imta-
ton. The Rules are few, simple, and easily learned;
and the effect OF faithful careful examination cannot
tail to be free, rapid and elegant handwriting z
Mr. PHlPPs can be seen at Mr.. Carman's Hotel
PRIV ATE LESSONS given to fvtfrs a11tt ten
tielnen at such hours as may be agreed upon. jams
REGULAR SEMI-WEEKLY LINE OF PACKETS.
n MH@E. The magnificent and swift running
Stts,HThfsifsls passenger packet steamers COMPRO-
zsr-s-ss-zzsssszMIsE, and PIOTA, BEN ORR, Master,
will run regularly throughout the as follows:
The steamer COMPROMISE leaving New Orleans
every THU JRSDAI, at T. NJ and Port Hudson
every MONDAY, after the arrival Of the cars from
Clinton.
The steamer PIoTA leaving New Orleans every
MONDAY, at 2. NJ, and Port Hudson every FRI
DAY, after the arrival Of the cars from Clinton.
Us z S-Ilis line of Bouts will neyerrelIse freight
at Port HUDSON and will always have Clerk on the
Levee at New Orleans to receive freight thereby
saving to the merchant and planter the charge of ex
ira storage and dlayase. d27
HOE CO.'S PATENT GROUND SAWS
.lIE subscribers manufacture from the best Cast
L Steel, CIRCULAR SAWS from two to eighty
inches in diameter. Their Saws are hardened and
tempered, and are ground and finished by machinery
Designed expressly for the purpose and are therefore
much superior to tose ground in the usual manner,
as they are strengthened and stiiIened by increasing
them in thickness regularly from the cutting edge TO
tne centre, consequently do not become heated or
buekied, and produce great saving in timher
They also manufacture Cast Steel 5lill Fit and
ttoss-tW SANS and BILLET Wobbs, Of superior euaf
Y, all Of which they have for sale or they may be
obtained OF the principal hardware merchants
throughout the United States ard Canada
Il. HOE & co.
u. "a ard 81 Gold ST., n, y
lGAk and AoLASSEs-ia store and far sale hg !
- l3UjN r II DIP tJ-GTrn\ 4 "a
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GODEY'S LADI'S BOOK.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS For NExrL YEAR

FlFTIEru yoLuME--rUBLlsnED TWENTY-FIVE YEARS by
THE SAME PROPRIETOR.
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THE BRITISH otARTERLIEs,

s AND BLACK WOODS M4G4ZlNE.
T EoNARD SCOTT & CO., New York, continue to
IL re-publish the following British periodcas-viz:
l. The London Quarterly Review, (conservative.}
2. The Edinburgh Review, (Whix)
| g. The North British Review, (Free Church.)
4. The Westminster Review, Q.iberal)
| s. Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine, (Tory)
The present critical state of European affairs will
render these publications unusually interesting during
! the year 1855. They will occupy middle ground
between the hastily written news items crude specu-
ations and flying lmors of the daily journal, and the
ponderous tome of the future historian written after
the living interest and excitement OF the great poiti-
cal events of the time shall have passed away 1t is
to these periodicals that the readers must look for the
only really Ineligible and reliable history of current
events as such, in addition to their well established
literary, scientific, and theological character we urge
them upon the consideration of the reading public
Arrangements are in progress for the receipt Of early
sheets from the British publishers, by which we shall
be able to place all reprints i'll the hands of sub
scribors about soon as they can be furnished with
the foreign copies. Although this will involve very
great outlay on our part, shall continue to furnish
the periodicals the low rates heretofore viz:
/ For any of the four Reviews, per annum, 3d. for
any of the four Reviews, $5 for any three Of the
four Reviews, ST. for all four of the Reviews, Il for
B!ackwood's Magazine, SO; for Blackwood and three
Reviews, IS; for Blackwood and four Reviews, so.
Payments to be made in all cases in advance Money
current i'll the State where issued shall be received
4 par. .-s CLUBBING.
/ discount OF 20 per cent. from the above prices
will be allowed to clubs ordering four or more copies
of any one or more Of the above works. Thus Four
copies of Blackwood, or one of the Review will be
sent to one address fer 80; four copies of the four
Reviews and Blaekwood for SO, and on. 4
PosT4 GE--In all the principal cities and towns,
these works will be delivered through agents. free of
postage. When sent by mall the postage to any part
Of the United States will be but twenty -four cents
year for "Blackwood" and but twelve year for
each of the Reviews
4 Remitances and communications should always be
addressed, postpaid, to the publishers, +
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,
81 Gold ST., New York.
n. B.--L. S. & Co. have recently published, and
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s AXG no TICS,

r The Proprietor Of "TnE PArR1orn wo,,
respectfully inform the public at large that bo ];
fully prepared to execute with neatness and d,
patch, all descriptions Of PLAIN and FANcYas
3s JOB PRINTING: ,sias ...d,
Such as ti..--s j. .-3.ffs,as..tt -
HAND BILLS, :. LAWYERS nRIErs,.
5 POSTERS, PAMPHLETS, ~
CIRCULARS, BALL TICKETS ETC
And as the materials Of his office are entirel,
NEW, and having been selected and arranged win
great care, he fatters himself on being ab,e.,
please all who may favor him with their patron,n
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n, B-L. S. g. Co. have recently published and
have now for sale, the Farmers Guide" by Henry
Stephens, Of Edinburgh, and Prof Norton, Of Yale
College, New Haven, complete in two Volumes royal
octave, containing 1000 pages, Il steel and 600 wood
engrayings. Price in muslin binding, So.
This work is not the old Book Of the Farm, lately
resrscitate and thrown upon the market.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, d,c.
% The following catalogue embraces partial In
81; of articles constantly on hand and for sale by n
II LANGWORTY, at his DRUG STORE in Clinton on
to which the attention of the trade generally is "a,
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CLINTON L0DGH, No. e7-Lo.
II khIS regularly every WEDNESDAY EVENING
"a at early eandle-nsht over the Drug store ef Dr.
l.-1,s 9--e-11- d27
/ ESS and PRi5lE poRk--lu store aud Tor sale b,-
u IL Z y PRAGGHoS / co.
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Either of these works may be ordered and received
by return oi the first mail, postage prepaid by the Pub
fishers, please enclose the amount i'll bank or pos
tage stamps and address all orders, postpaid, to
4 FOWLERS & WELLS, sos Broadway, New York
N. B-Name your post Office, county and state
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SINGING CLASSES

SINGING CLASSES ~
H RiosENBERGER is ready to commence
~ itachmg SINGING in Glasses for any of the diff
ierent Churches in SACRED MUSIC lie will ala,
teach Music and Singing with or without Piano and
oultar accompaniment, Glasses of Ladies and Gentle
men, songs Rondos, Glees and Choruses from all the
2opular Operas and Ballad Minstrelsy in Public or in
ll'ale Sasses as soon as sufficient number ofpups
can be obtained.
Ielms-Public Glass Pupils times week, Ss per
session of three months
The method will be very easy and comprehensive,
SO that ell may learn, and learn fast.
to~sale-Harp, Guitar and Violin strings, new Music
&c Mr. r. is agent for several New Orleans Music
houses, and finnish anvthing in the line dl am
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spectfully solicited:
Aloese
Alcohol, !
AssafTtida,
Alum, a
Arrow Root, 4
Ammonia Carb. t.s5
Allspice,
Adhesive Plaster, ..- 4
Balsum Fir,
g Tolu,
Bay rum,
Blue mass.
I" Stone,
Black lead, .lttt 81
" Snake root,
Blister plaster,
Borax, G1v
'~Calomel, English and AM,
I-Calcined magnesia,
Camphor,
CASTLE soap,
Castofoil, per gal. and bot.
Cayenne pepper, ..-
Charcoal powder,
Chrome green,
Gloves,
Citrate of iron and Quininc,
Cod liver oil, u
Colombo root, 5ti
Composition powder,
Copperas,
Cream tartar,
Dorers. powders, l
Elm bark .-....
Epson salts, .-.&.
Ergot, +....-
Extrats Of all kinds,
Flaxseed, f.
Flor sulphur,
Ginger,
Glue,
Gum m,ac,
g myrrh, -
| 8 arabic --d VIZ
s. opium,
llofiman's anodyne,
Henly's lnag,esia,
Indigo, s..ve+-
Iodide Postass, ...#.
Jalap, s.s
Lamp black,
Linseed oil,
Lithcra2r,
Lunar caustic,
Lemon syrup,
Matches,
Mace, '"4..
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EAIPORlUM OF MEDICINE.
4 FULL supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMI.
Il GALS, kept constantly on hand Also, BOOKS,
STATIONERY, PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES,
&c at the Felicinna, Drug Store east side of the pub
lie square, Clinton, La aesH
d21 LANGMORVIIY a. TILDON !.
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nNiss ErceIcs's English aud French Gear ing
Day scaoo, NO. 1875 sci,sisyiv avenue.

MISS Brc.ics's English ana French Konr Ing and
bay scaooi, fso. 1873 EcIssis ytvaria avenue.
BROOKE, from Phadepbip, having taken
M OF 1914 street aud Pnnyvania avenue IN The block
seven gndngs, VIII open Monday September
10 1865 boarding. and day school or young adde's Many years
experience acquired The first Institutions The Morrill,
viii May's Han, LufIpgon, New Jersey
Episcopal institute, Philadelphia, euabes
superior advauag Of her establish
The history, and literature 81 the EGRst Ian
prnniarui her system Of
Music will b. profess
ears French especially every facility will be afforded
acquisition Parsln aud pronunciation
ul, be had prneipa
stoles OF bliss Bsovac, No. lGl Z street.
REyEEEsoEs.
The Right Rev. ht0nzG Potter, u. ID,
THE Right Rev, q W Uonne, D. y,
Professor A. Bache ruperio ;en5ent Coast survey
Professor Henry, Secretary smithsonian
Gen John fjuson, Wellington, D. q.
William W. toreorRn, esq y. g.
Hun. James Campbell, Postmaster General,
Hon. Ris Lewis, Cn-f Justice of PGEnsylvani1
woodward Judge Of the supreme Court Of Pennyl
vauia.
Hon Geo. Vail NJ. O., Nav Jersey.
sy friend Miss Brooke lady. of great intel
iysnce tsachcr and whose accomplish
Engh haatfe especially eanue et % hiph can,dera-
AlSOSGO PpIJbk.
June 90
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tnriro nNl.Y OLE AnrHoRIzNp l-Ihe Rob q pR. BoY.

THE ONLY ogE huTE0HIZEDi 1.-THE Rob Of DR.. hoy
NEAU IAFrEGgEUR 10 Ear superior The sups OF Cuist
per paiiu similar remedies VI radically
hoat mercury affections OF skim darres scruu the
nf
period and hereditary acrmony OF huuors ~ dpua
rive powerfully shicaceus caahs OF the badde IN eon
weakness Of The from abuses OF
injections AZ aasyphuc me Rob cures in .
cuhcbs from injections Which only repei
mo yirns nnirazng The Rob Byveau =, above ats
yphc Diseases whether recent or long stand
inr which have resisted c o. mercury OF me oduo
General agents United sates Gabriel pondn, ESQ., %
William York. wholesale ordorsb Spho Ducongc,
New Orleans; Souily, San Francisco.
The Rob aeetenr he druggists through vt the Uni
,cd etstes The pamphlet O. de- 81 GrTvv ined-
Of tie Rob VIII be 0hanfd ~ wfihg 10 o. Bon
an g7 William street, York, who VIII give information
wanted
O. r. "a prepared 20 on orders for south Anrca tue West IN
dies free the United sacs duc a. ne bas the ROD ~ bond
March Idly
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Law School Cumberland Universisy, an lebanon

Law School OF Cumberland un;versisy, M lebanon,
TcGuosae..
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham carutets, late of tho circuit
l. Judges OF Tennessee.
Fen Nathan Green tho Judges ofthe supreme
Tennessee.
Hon Bromdeld a. Ridley Of the cnaGcaiiors OF tie
Judges Caruters Sreon dew e eiE whole time exclusively
10 the school.
Plan Of instr.ccH Daily examinations Of
books. No regular Of oeiues plantations
daily iessons progress OF the exannatioas,
,. Weekly which
deaA
ell
practice The framed require prepare
Deeds willis. records and I'll
acnee Of appeal
Wncn is held monthly class Ia
c The cad sesson The students act eiers she
jurors circuit judges, and ebancelo and is other official
Bacities connected with their suits.
SeoasTna the third Monday Ia Sep
ehs and ends third Thursday n February The second
the succeeding Monday in February aud ends
Thursday in July.
Eapess per sessionTon fee $780, in coniingsn
e boarding about $780, Students furnish
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four required caIse
dents advanced class. no previous study required
ason There regular classes. Students
any lime during the collegiate year.
I There a legislature connected with the school
Number students collegiate year eignty-six
Feb ll--enIy President Board o
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United States HAL.

PROPOSALS for cnrng the nas OF The United States from
stdty ui Oo,oner, 1855, 3h June, $50
North I
The Office department, city of aShng.oa
ih 2atu August 1885, J, he decided day
$500 Raei b. Barelayvie Ayeryshoro Kye's anding
Mao Gaf.en tayoeyiu CO miles and back daily
Leave K LEIGH daily tx
Arrive nj Fayceviiio days BY ~ am;
Leave Fayetteville daily ats M;
q Raleigh days by ,
For OF MD gaaranue certificate, nlso for instructions
requirement., &c. advertisements Inviting proposals
JAMES JAmpBElL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DrPARrAssr, July 81 1855.
July 21-law4W
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Posr OrfoE DKpARraREr July 0, 1855.
PROPOSALS for carrying mails states from the
la Of oeober s5, die sath day Of June, e53
sive FLaEipA, 10
specified viii Conifael unsce
Office pane city Of Washing uni 81 d no
The 2Olh August, le55 be decided on the days
6e4 Camp lizard by omoaassa Bay Port As miles and
back, twice week, 10 Iwo-hoTse coaches,
Leave Camp lizard N,nnesaay saturday az sam;
Arrive az bay Pom samr days BY pmi
Leave Bay Pou TUESDAY and fTiday ~
Arire Rs Camp lizard days by
6e55 From Long by Clay Landing, WaukeenAh
and back, q week.
Leave Long Pond Monday al G
Arave Waukeenali "Wednesday b. 6pmi
Leave Waukee Thursday a 6auj
Auiye Long Pond neSt Saturday by p IN.
For proposals, guarantee certificate,
items requirements (ebraeng conditions Incorporated
IN Il % contracts, department
properly inviting proposals service
the southern States, dated January -, 1858.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
July ll-law4w Intel and Starl
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Proposals for Live Oak for six steam sioops-
oI-War.
Navy DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Construction, Eguip't, &c,


Bureau Of Construction, Eqaip',' nc Is,s
- papsssoa SoS,st New YORK Boston and Potts
mouth Twill be received al ms bureau uh e ID seps
proposals. Proposals jor Lies OAK
and addressed TO ibe Bssaa 81 ihat uey may pc
sme thirty thousand cubic feet and,
as required y law must os accompanies y uaos
viii be required the eonsoi and az additional and
Of each delivery snl The Contract fully completed.
e Of The timber there must be que proportion q ,e nos' dun
viii be withheld addition heen per
s esa pea eess portions shall s dssed M
ns apsoss sas usS tsie ~ IN, yard
paid by such agent the contractor nay Names within ~
Il win be stipulated "a default be
~ and place provided, them that ease
and his sareies will forfeit AID 70 The United ss
Of me there upon e pss 70 % paid
retained at time en The said parties Of The
The timber drawings
the Will be nshes work mus and heseine
Philadelphia The Whole ma growing
thirty miles OF the Of which The comnandan Of The yard viii
Inc timber delivered in the form Of psomiscuous
showing face Of the siding the timber need
The heyrngs beveing boards
IN the measurement, me I aondng ize marked on The mouds
ship viii be allowed provided the pieces viii hold that size but
The siding Of the fore deadwood, semson, deadwood
eide 30 inches in largest place, and
49, 4 inches and o. the romscuaas timber one fourth part
must side IL inches, aud The remainder i3i ncnes
Tie of The floor timber 10 mould IA inches at the foor
head IA inches, and at The plank shear 7iaeies ,,, =
mdshp dead Hat door timber has curve OF u inches IN
inches in 10 feet 81 inches 10 feer fourth
inches l4i feet aud the top timber ~ inches IN II est
The frame Of each sp 70 be delivered ai a 's rpeeve
Inspection the entire Of The dureaa and all 10 be de'
be disposed offer for than ship will
make separate proposal ior each HaH.
FORM OF OFFER.
I-, Of The State Of , hereby 10 fumish aad de-
timber for ship estimated AZ thirty Thousand cubic feet be
the less, in conformity with the OF the
STEMS apron dead~oods, stern post post knees
deadwood knees heesonss o and n9ok. estimated 70 con
Frame timber Of all other
kinds, estimated a,....- 10000 " '' at per foot
PrOnis cuous TIMBER, amount
Ing o,Voo u Fci ioot-
Total amount. ...3J00O s.
(Tota be written in words1
Should offer be accepted request 10 be addressed at
and tho contract forwarded The sgen AT or TO me al
(Da,e.S ''''''N'' (ssnatue.)
FORM or GUARANTEE.
- in The state Of - hereby guaranty ,ai in
bid accepted they will the
eept Of the tho posi- Office named agent g
naied The contract for ,he wi good and sudeat
ureies IN case said shall fail 70 enter into contract as ao e.
guaranty good difference between the offer Of
The said - and that which may be accepted
Signature o guaran,ors. } q q p
hereby certify aboveuamed "A aud are known
and able make good their guarantee
(bate) tSgniture.)
10 be signed by the United States district judge
June 2alA
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Dt sale OF surplus Water Powers and LANDS
Of the Savage Manufacturing Company Thursday a5ih Juy
II O'clock premises Howard couRty Maryland.
The Undersigned, Of tG suchhodas, will sell,
above, Of land divided containing
40 every variety Those lands midway be-
baltimore and Washcgion lie the Washington rail
meas bH6 aud MI The Baltimore and
Wabngan turnpike add the vElnge of the and surround
800 reserved by the company about due factory
III feet inches be
factory - above, good
a third tue second named.
and residue and
iit aud gecuf'ty.
For lets undersigned
The BALTIMORE papers pists the premises
po-spaon 1le lands admirably sItuaiet
would command good suay and city
for hour and paper mila.
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner North u Faycta as., Chesapeake Bank,
NATHANIEL WILLiAMs,
Corner Lexington and Calvert Streets Baltimore,
July s-Iaw3w Committee.
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plAtS by Anna Corn mowaff. anihor of Autobing.
raphy of an Actress. Price IS
The Hour Of the Mans by Harriet nstueau. Price 3k
America and the Americans, by w. r. BAKER. NJ. r.
Parry 1s OF the Countess BAulnoy translated r. Pauche,
and Illustrations by John Gilbert.
History OF prssscra in sl Ages and Nations by William Hewitt
Just recsiyed at TAYLOR \ hfAURYss
Maya Bookstore, OH street.
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IHpOisTaNr Law WORKS. published by Littir,
JUDGE u soo VS asass
Reports Of decisions IN the Supreme Court o. me United States
This work will be completed IN y or 20 volumes,
Howard repots 81 Volumes
catalogue price which 4 sa7 81 This edition T. y Or 70 vol
delivered fast as issuud and Is intended thai the whole work
shall be completed early in 1886.
From the Chief Justice Of the United statcs.
regard publication of the most useful and va'uaho
volume hesa mol NY @ 81 AZ. " r a,a ~
Aud when It completed
az wen as he profession Whether practising
~ .iu.y 10, 1856 R. D. TANEy"
From Judge Mclean, Of United Supreme Court
From The specimen Of this volume vo y can say the work
WI, ae ad,,aoy arfns9n amn nnsGusu M s'v %
underkg and need not the profession that no publishers
in this other Lic Brown
Tie Supreme ouri this viii be- me correction Of me errors
IN in NE ,esent edons aud The reference. q subsequent
ai'ed proposed in this edition, will 10 increased
"jaty is, 1875 JOHN McLEANn
ENGLISH LAW AND EQUITY REPORTS.
complete collection decided by the House OF LORDS
the frsy Council The 9aeea Bench Common Pleas and Ii
Court cnna Appeal and ,e Admiralty and Ecelesias
rendered This sees has The eTi Of bera completes reliable
prompt ennyenisn and cheap L now e,ied 70 the
M AZ he eases reported 10 Easana are here reprinted om tho
These reports are row regularly dses,ea ia our ANNUAL United
ose whie hrs eueaees annual digest q The whole
ue xxx pnbs separate dsess Reports Up thar lime
For ~ me- he profession we ss also n,re
The volume ard page Of every o, series where The
vos XVII ready delivery, 81 per volume
xxvI nearly ready eontaieiag Hillary Term,
Law and Foreign Booksellers, lia Washington 81, Boston.
July ss-inw4w
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DUoTcs rex AuCrTOg.--Ths under-gncd has separated
his stock number II books variou SUBJECTS nd
editions. duplicate cie aud ocs which, Tor various reasons
LONGER sHlable u their original prices .
Among good editions Of inc pest hooks IN e
Language Theaoa Surgery nyenla books novels,
French books, and % miscellaneous
character which will the
they be has-d ~ rvaie SAFE at h,
pnoea price when hey worm hair
lane so N1A''4' P''e' 49, FRAEcR TAYLOR
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NOTICE fs hereby given that certificate Nc. 1, is.
E sued by the Washington Turnpike Company hundred and
shares OF IN sad the Thunus
havag mai, application viii be made al
the office G0r9eipwn d. O. the fifteenth
August 1855, Tor sac renewal of sad ce1cate Of stock
@. G WILLIAMS,
July Iilawaw' Trustee OF Thomas Cramp,n, deceased.
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mo. 5a7.l

mo. 53Zl
JDTTCE of t!c tinuamce OF the United States
~ Land offices Palestine, Quincy, Eawadssls, Chicago
Dixon hhe-ODder provisions of
act OF tongrss June H.
the quantity public remaining
~ ss be reduced 20 number
thousand, shall he The
such district shall remain
aand dGiee the shall subject
exiting land Offices the district
land ouics shall have which
the Treasury shali "
OF tho act duh September 1884,
seat ~ ument Of the statss
quantity otiand unsod in such district
dfed onsand acres when bis
regue1 o pubic convenience, in order
ten N cn state al convenient raini under the provisions
act on h subject approved June 2, 1910
day has been deroped
rtT 10 establish the horne Department. approved
March, lsios "
Nce accordingly hereby given of reports iron,
the land officers Palestine, Quincy, v and
innd in be-
low hundred thousand Secretary erfor
drccted that the land Offices Palestine, Quincy
Cacacn and Dixon, The Of Illinois, and
bisds sule TO sale The land Office Springfield ii
10 said
Lands Incorporated subject
20 within limits dscts
VIII cease % be subject to heretofore those
te da o TIE receipt of this by the
Of they prepared receive appca
tons for entries ofany such lands at their olice
JOS s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner hs General Land ofice.
I'm s,iSJi.
sly-.lawdw
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Orphans Court, May %, 1856.

o'PA""' So"A', An"y 49, Aooo'
DsrsrCr OF CoIuaBIA,t ., ,,i,.
Washington comfy, : - -
IN of Caharinc Ecko ADMINISTRATIVE of Joseph
EckiofI, The
appreciation OF the orphans Of Washington in the Ds
Columbia, appointed Tuesday next
the seilcnent aud distribution
been
money when
ad deceased notified 70 attend tat the osphans' of Wash
city, claims properly voucbed
excluded benefit Of said provided
copy this order be published week for three week.
"Unon' previous TO sad ID day of July next.
Test w. ROACH,
|HIFa 4&. Register Of Wills
True copy.
Test: ED. w. ROACH,
N Register Of Wills
june i6-iaw3vs 8sA