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Cloths, cassimeres, VestiDgg,

and other seasonabIe goods for .NEA@S W.4RE
Do YOU want TO see tiae assortment Of Cos1,
PANTS and VESTS. gotten up in style not ID.
ierlor TO the best ordered work Do you Wan.
Under Garments of the srigH stfipf. or Fr..
NIslING ARTIeLEs that s.canl be bsal.nor
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cseSzE PIGS.
T IN
~ -
sAsAAzzs The undersigned having o1'l..' ~.
ed from the East a fine selection oil e'o'
breeds of Hogs, including Chester coan'y 7u.
folk, Grade and Berkshire Pigs, direct IRON ..
ported stock, can now furnish any ol thfse y
retles 10 those DESTROYS ofimproVng then s''.s.
A fine lot of Chester county Pigs, from !, ,,' =,
lebrated stock Of Benjamin Hickman C1'S''
WIN. HARTLEl'
Mount Dallas Farm
Jan. II, 1S55-6m.
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'ERufEa is Mighty.
Important ,eses for The fnmlids Of .4ibqay!
PTLVERTEA6gCEEE'S
HYDR0-ELEcTRIG V0LTAlC CHAINS,

n .feu, .Norel, md strictly Scientific Mode
Of applying Eiecfro-.Kagnetism for tie
Instant Relief and Permanent Care
of gH .NEPT0TS D{SE.9SES.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL,

MAY 25. 1855.
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Private Sale Of Valuable Property

MAY %, 1855.
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John A. BlOtlget,

July 81, 1854.
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IEiRDViRE S'TORE,

Bedford. March 23. 1885.
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S@FeE2OyV Citizens g,

May 19. 1881.
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Cooking stoves.

June I6, Is5l.
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New Eprug & Book Store.

March 81, 1854.
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NEW FIRM and NEV[ GOODS +!

Dec. ~, -! 1894.
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,n,sed States rate.,. Once,


IN petition Of Andrew Raon, West MiddeowD Penn
syiyaia, praying lie granted
him ''ihrehins machines for
n the expiration of SAID paeht which takes place The 2s
day OF February, A. u. 1850
the petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, the 4i f February, ls5d IL O'Clock and all
raid petition ought moi 10 be granted.
opIbsiug Patent
Office objections, specially forth wisg twenty
days before of hsarng all filed by eth.
the said herring taken
with rules OF the oihce which will be furnished
application
The testimony the will be closed 25h day
January depoons and other papers relied upon
mony, flied office before The
day; the Arguments If any, Within ten days thereafter
Ordered This notice be published IN The uDiOn nte
gencer, and Evening SIar Washngton d. CT Pc nsylvana
Philadelphia, Pa; Journal Of Commerce. New York; ",
weeks previous
ruafy next, the day OF hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
SEditors the above will please copy their
bills the Patent ce, with containing notice.
Nov 22-lawjw
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United states easent Once,

IN the petition o John J. Gr,epouRb of New
York, praying for OF patent granted
improvement in sewing machines,
the expiration OF said patent which takes place day
of tebruap, A. ID. 1855
Ii that said prinn
Monday the 9TH day OF February 1856, 2 O'Clock,
and all pesans noied appear cause, any
they hare why sad petition ought to be granted.
Persons the
Office their specially
days beor. the hearing; all testimony died by
be said bearing be
with The rules OF the Office which will b furnished app
cation. 7.
testimony a5, day January
deposIiuus nIher relied
be filed The office before the morning
The arguments, n within ten days thereafter.
Ia Union,
sencer, Evening Washington, D.
philadelphia Jouruai OF Commecs, YORK, and
previous TO The ah day OF February day
ing. IHAkLBS MASON,
Commissioner Patents
r. sEdors OF the above papers copy,
bills Dhice with paper containing notice.
low 22-lpw3w
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Time between Washington and Wheeling hat I7i
hou.s!
Cunning time bet~een Washington and Cincinnati q hours
Through Tickets and Hsrgsse hoeks to be had In
As4 Washington.
THE Baltimore and Raoad having greatly improved
off, fullest
e between Washington Ba'imoe and all of the West
The c,nuexion between The trains Washington
Wilmington JUNCTION assly called he Relay ans ane miles
Bamere This ouiy change Of required
Ohio Baggage IL checked through
Wheeling Washington station
soaah ss ss for po byon sn eaees
Washington daily al and Az, p m; On Sundays al the
Al wheeling direct
near wh.ang inousn naabndss zanesvie and Newark 10
These trains connect az Newark with me Newak
Al Columbus the g. railroad trims connect with the fas,
LATHE Minmi railroad Xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
WILLIE Al xenia, on Little Miami railroad connection is
%a"s n m,a "%eas" Rock island 5, ou.
holding through tickets for s Ms%ps
transferred Cincinnati the mail steamers the OHIO
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit,
caxa sold when the Ohio navisabe between
Wheeling and Wesvie (fory m'es) where connex'on with
the Cleveland and pitsbu,s railroad is made
notice That while This the only
aorns ,hrou ekr and checks IN washington Is also the
speedy, direct all The lending
the grea, washington Cincinnati is
$50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than oy any other
FIRE by through Washington To whceos 90 O.;
y y s M To d. ST. s aa,1sagS
essaso s and Louis: IS; Memphis.
ca%bsaSs srdapd SPRINGS Piedmont oasa"a Fanoua,'
as Sewesn Sse M
train from Washington II -
rar a1,hs uorma.iou through tickets ac apply
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station , 49,,
Master OF TRANSPORTATION Baltimore aud
Nav 5--tf Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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And never brought 10 min
-bouid auid acquaintance se iargo.
And daya az amid lang syny,s

{" Should sud ncquaniasee he forgot,
And brought 40 min
rbodid aud se fargol
And daya % aud lang syn.."
The members OF The year June
The uaio class OF The ending June,
class OF the ending Junr 1881 and Freshman
ending Juae, 1885, hereby requested
Washington d. o. by the third OF March, 1887
40 brighten the links OF be chain
lives greeting sympathy untimey lale OF
some OF tietr inns promising eompeers.
preliminary meeting OF The seiIappolnied eomnlae will be
held The nf Monday In September A. d. lood United
States iLoe Chestnut Fourth Fih
which those members
s.ient ara invited 10 attend when the will be
adopted 10 fut r posrsnie
In the whom this addressed viii be
good furnish the secretary by
their respective posi- Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. d.,
OF Trenton, N. j.. Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER q, HART, NJ. ~.
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
oft 4ncsser, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS
Of Bai=.u Iron and Glass Works, MI,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Comtpiiee.
Jons WEIpAAs, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2I-lawthar3 lineligencerl
All newspapers civilized the
ed this their editorial columns,
al, great
visions the gabe and an United
essonay between this date aud The 81 of March, d. 1881
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LAW school Cumberland Un,vSrstty. at Lebanon.
F5 Tennessee. @E.a
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Cautcs late Of the circuit
Green, ndses supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfeld L. Ridley fthe councillors Of the State
Judges Green dev their whole exclusively
the school.
finstrrcon1 Daily examinations each class
books No regular of lectures explanations OF the
daily essons the progress Of the examinations .#
e. Weekly law and equity, In which
dents suits statement of facts given by the proes
practice. The framed require
Wills records and all Documents
the trials Some Of taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly in the class,
public the end session. The students clerks
jurors Judges, official
Inciies connected with their suits.
third Monday
tember and ends Third Thursday in February The second
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July
90 boarding about $780, Students furnish their books
which ~ had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless the
Glass; No previous
mission There four regular casses
any time during the collegiate ysnY
There u legislature connected with the school
Number of students the last collegiate year eshtysiK.
ROBERT L. CAKUTHERS,
Feb I1-eoy tg.F.M President Board Of Trustees
MEXICAN HOUSE, hanover street, IsosronI . b1
Rice Rebuilt enlarged elegantly
and
ion Of the travelling public.
idly
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These stop boih gong and returning

stopping Southampton both going md returning they Offer
London and Havrc
other route, economy OF time and money.
Passage from NeD York to Southampton I,d Bremsn
First cabin saloon, $780, Gs cabin .~4S aoon 81
second d., $50.
All letters newspapers through the pc Sce
No o Iadne will tie signed on the day OF sai'ing
An experienced surgeon il attached 10 each ship.
For freight passage, apply 70 -
q. H. SAND, IL South William st., NJ Y.
HEINEkEN d Co.. Bremen.
CROSKEY & 10 Southampton,
WILLIAM IsELIN, Iiavre
Mari -d1y
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Nedr EmmHsburg, IFederick County, Ma.
THE Institution the
August, TnurrJay IN June The
board and tuition Sl5o payable semi annn
There drawing paint
Ing ~ The
under
ase, annum. pay half yearly advance
inquiry should address, the MOTHER sUPE
RIOR OF Joeph Academy Euiilsbug Frederick county,
Maryland.
s-diyear.
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ROME MAN E'ACvUES,i;.
Eajrvie,y Cotton We,

Near TIC Canal Basin, .aferand,fa
EITZPATRICK BURNs poprietors, ana manufacturers Of
yarns chain, sail Irvine, Irvine, cord
age.
Orders Washington respectfully solicited for
Of which deliver Waing,,n
Baltimore ohe, nnrhen markets. All
prompt attention by addressing above.
Ii--dim u. " b.
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Everett House,

North Side of Union Square, NsW York.
THIS establishment erected the prominent and delight
New YOk affords IL approaching finish, and, when
completed oil and money supply
10 render desirabl hotel ye, constructed
The PROPRIETOR establishment respectfully that
win be the fret OF October for e acconmo
daton of the public.
be received parties wishing 10 make
arrangements winter months.
The public patronage IL respectfully solicited.
-'-'- CLAPP JOsLIN.
HAwLKr d CLAIR,
A. q. JosLtN
Sep 2i--d3m
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Esssy ~ Uses aud n and on tbe rrsare 81
law mud OF those which
derive from Francis uisn,
Second American sdnn from The asi ondoa edition
William Sanders John Warnrr, with ref
English American member Of the
Philadelphia bar. 9 vols in svp.
Just published FRANCk TAYLOR
Eov Al
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oat.l
Notice
OF the Of United States Land Ocss IN
tAe States Of Iataoiss Michigan, WISCONSIN, and Io@a
HINDER provisions Of scoad cton Of he act ~ Con
grrrs approved H. winch declares SHAT whenever
the quantity VI public aud remaining unsd Ia any land District
be hundred
shall be diconBued &C and eompl'-
subject the Srereafy OF The Interior
following offices be discontinued, WIS
shawneelown and Kaskaska in Illinois. tf
Kalamazoo, Michigan. +.
Milwaukee, Wiscoasin.
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands remaining anod aid undposed Of in the above districts
will 10 be SUBJECT enty al those Offices from the date oil -
and al those
pnats, and will be made subj ret 10 entry iolows;
kakaka, be aliac ed 10 the Springfield
district, Illinois.
kalamazoo the Ionia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee the Meaasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield the Charlton district iawa.
The officers Of consolidation will give public notice
which they will respectively he 10 receive
apple for such lands heir offices
hand the city OF Washington this 18th day OF
November, A. ID. 1855.
TH0S. A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Nov I4-lawGw
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Law Notice.

Baowr, sTAsros, WALKER.
INN. T. BROWN FRED. r. STANTON. and j. KNOX WALK
practising law in The Suiurme
CT Wnshingnp,
Offices in Washington and Mem
parties viii always be ound at either place, aud
iet,erp addressed them will receive attention.
Anil feod sentinel rory.l
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.
L,..xs "a l,rIiLas.,i1.

- United mail steamships leave New York
<>@3aff Aspinwa the 9Th and Goth Of each
xLGI connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 San
"a Francisco.
These been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed aud safety.
The al onn completed from ocean
ocean, The baggage of
Francisco and
embarked Panma bv The csmany
money paid New York oil of the trip
in New York; Panama, and
Francisco prevent detention of accident, that
the Is entirely rsiabir.
Passengers the day they arrive at Aspn
wall
by each steamer and take charge Of
children without other
apply nj the III
West street, New York, to l. w, RAYMOND.
May6--dH
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IL. III. GILLET
Co...lfo~ atyc,a

(0inseltor at Lac, s4.E
Has removed Ills rcsd in franklin Row, corner
Of and Theenh He viii devote his aiien
tou prncipaiy TO cases United hupSeme Court
time 10 The law concerning pasrn ne VII
give advice questions before
the Patent cs and appeals chief Justice asssian
District OF C0umba and will also assist IN the
separation and of suits CONCERNING patents
lie wi written opinions ana prepare arguments tor pat
either OF this departments
will prosecute any board established for ihe
adjudication
fctQ 4 &
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united states Patent Once,
Washington, December II, 'ls55

IN petition of Thomas Woodward, York. praying
OF HIM the I'm day Of
iay, IS42, shielded pine
7th day of Nay, Ib56
said petition be heard Office
Monday, the 2s Of April ~ O'Clock, all
nihed appear ana show they have
why said petition ought be granted.
opposing required file i'm the Patan
objections specially forth writing least twenty
of all flied by either
be sad hearing be taken aud Transmitted IN
Office which will ne furnished
plicnion.
The testimony in he case closed
Apr; deposions other relied testimony
filed The Office before the morning Of that day
arguments. II any, within days thereafter.
this published in the Union, lntel
gepee Evening Washington c.; Re- ubcan, naiu
adepa Journal New
Post, iaston, Massachusetts, three
previous 2st of april next, day
hearing . ~
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEaiors OF the above will please and send
The Patent Once, with containing This notice
Dec l--Iaw3w
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mo. 549.l

NOTICE nc disco of the United States
IN lana office Wand Mia, in the State of ILLINOIS
hereby ia OF law, and in view OF
the
land in below hundred thousand
haa directed that land Office
ands remaining unold al
be made subject sale and entry
Ill said
Lands nnso aud nnappropated by law and Subject
discontinued will
office from date Of the receipt Of notice to
register thereof and the land officers
give public the day which they
prepared receive applications entries such lands
d their office.
my hand city Of Washington, this eth day Of
December, A. d. 1850
-lNI5s RE ~ THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
&c., Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Dec ll-law6w fintrigsncer h Starl
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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE OF rus wAsnrsoros Aeurpucr
Washington. March z, 1858.
PROPOSALS uvted for
dams tunuss, aud other woa efne Washington aqusdue
tina, day. =
animation On aud the loth day Of April
propo;sis VIII be received 10, me work Of particular eaver
Portions only of,hs wuks
subject appropriations by Congress The engineer
the RICH, preerh the
the not holding sufficiently decide when
what works shall BE- stopped un unds become available
IN cas- n o. M "s @ 81 any pastai ws 70, want :"
the engineer the work has been properly executed so Tar has
Payments viii in upon
treasury the monthly estimates Of the engineer eservrg 10
men al he pad ,heI. @ wages nrnthy and i" "peis e
All bids shnad be ssnlea and endorsed Proposals for work
United the right reject any the bids
should they be decd advantageous and 10 make such
maj eonsdeEcd most conducive 10 The of The
Every panied by written runrun,oe signed by
responsible persons 70 the ehrc, at he or they under
. e he WORN M n"d %
accompanied by the certificate Of the United
judge United district officer
Of War; that the guaraeos able 10 make good their
Bids viii opened presence OF bidders if any Of them
MEIGs,
Capt OF Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ @. Meigs, q. y. Engineers
hereby Jointly severay United States and
bid Of be aerepied that he
wilt within of the said hid
sufficient
proposed
ofihe advertisement which fnade.
said hau fail aforesaid, guaranty
good The difference between the offer by the said and
the ne bidder.
(siened) A. D.
G, D.
Thereby certify that Tho hes, Of knowledge and belief
above named raaranoTs good and sufficient
(Signedl E. r.
Mar S-3,wiathNay B. iawu
FURNISHED Neutrality-suspicious. Of Congress Or
Adnma i2h between and g. No. ass The paos
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f,HE.P JUVENILE BODixs.--rhe Undersigned has sci
Of books for children large and
CORRECTION be sold al hall
pc than that When need m Tbry suited to youth
Of all ages may he xamiucd NJ his bookstore.
Among found OF The works of Mrs Hafaod,
Mrs Edgcworh Mrs Bbaud, and ether such wrrrsbooks
popular their which, aiming cult
feelings and good principles supposed BY
although teaching all the sci
in words OF syllable children Of four DID,
Dec is 5tt4Ha FRANCk TAYLOR.
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ships will be accountable for gold
bullion, specie iewey precious sone metals unless bills Of
value therein
Shippers please that the ships this line
carry goods conlIabnnd OF
low a--du
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Tricsei.ar-~Ti.o Great European Discovery,
PROTECTED royal letters patent OF England secured by
the eas Eeae Pbarace de Pars and the Imperial Col
!ege of Medicine, Vt.nna.
rsemar The remedy for general aud local debility loss
power premature and all distressing
Its effects eiracious
youth an,ood and old age; me write p,.eTs would not be-
decline hc the Triesemar
universally aIoped All physical impadien's like
nau-nce thus rendering nvau be those
the marritse -.
Tnrsrinar completely and entirely eradaaIe
which lbs
anote for OF the health OF portion of the pop
uIatlon
No is the great European remedy for that class Of
disorders whicb unfortunately The English physician with
sIici, g the saisaparila la world cauno
aise devoid smell,
all nsneatng qualities They lay the ec ,Gbe without
being detected
50 each divided intn separate doses
mnistervd b, VaIpeau Laiemand Houx. &C.
had, wholsaIr retail, Mr H. A Barrow. No 81
Green Canal New York. specially appointed by the
proprietor the United every
of America. Immediately veceivpg
VII forward rdes'mar pin If world,
securely ell ald addressed according tue the
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9--diyr
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si,ecsacies,

!" ~leCtnCIcH.
GOLD silver fine steel and plated srctaces glasses Sc
and parahola glasses
experience gives peculiar selecting
adapted to the eyes of wearers.
Nj W. GAIT & BRO
32i Penn. avenue. between Ninth aud Tenh
Jan 2S-n
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No. 5441
Notice o the NeopentnR ~ shs UAnvfile Lana once
A illinois,.

GrsxRAL LAND oryicE Sept. 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS have day transmitted TO the register
ana receiver OF The panye office Illinois lists
said dsrc aud 20 give shry days
pub.ie nocs from The date receipt nd instructions u The
ls office which applications vii
bo cised by thsa
Sept 2i--9aw6w fIse x siar.J Commissioned
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FURNISHED kFAtrrEsN o Congress or
Y others be accommodated
Adamas, 2tb No parlors
large well furnished.
Nov 2s-aiws
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HARVEY ~ ADA MS, hHvirg purchased of E. Whse
Ill all their stock Of hardware In the
by No. as Pennsylvania opposite BROWNE Hotel
beg respectfully call the attention Of purchasers
we'll of goods We hnpe by strict
good Of all articles line,
continuance VI the custom Of the old firm.
HARVEY 4 ADAMS
Nov l-dIm
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WAsEsIsGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.

EIW s;sS ssssssG.is
I'm and afer Monday instant, trains will leave
u Washington and 6k, a. IN, aud , and ~, p m.
On SUNDAY nj AZ. p m, 80
Leave Bai,vqrn NJ Ak and 9K m, and and 5x, p m.
N 4. ". PARSONS, Agent.
April a-dtf
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WATCHES, JeueIry. silver Ware, txc.We call
uastfcen stock ofvery superior gold watches, OIL
aelry pitchers gnbe forks
table silver card
case. portmpnnaes, fine tans, sc.
Ao heavy plated abata good and superior table cut
lcry.
Gold peciaess and variety. Particular
tenon paid the selection OF glasses adaped TO the OF
Possessing every facility, prepared execute
mauuer ,Hrgsst prde,s for all ticies line.
skfuy repaired
practical Knowledge this branch personal
those
repair
branches including the
notices, &c., stone, in the
Card engraving md printing promptly executed
M W. GAIT BRO,
No PA Pennsylvania between 9th and ION streets
Nov 30-d3t Washington ID. G.
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No. 54sl
NOTICE or the location OF the land Offices and
the office OF surveyor general In Kansas and
NebrA.ka Territories.
DE that OF the 18th section Of The act
approved 1884, creating land Offices for the
If Kansas and Nebraska and Of the first section II the
general for said Terri
located
Cry, Of Nebraska Terriory
ths DISTRICT" and OF the
Lx CoNPros" the seat government Of Kansas Ter
riory.
sixth day of November, Il y, 1855.
by order Of the PTesideba sts
.E#T' THOS. A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofhce.
Nov c9-law6w (ntel. and STAR 81.
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ansS kUr1h, iss.rbnsh6, AND sDUTfs-
a,srs~~sr3a12 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
3HNzk3Se TON, Cart. 4. Cavendy; RERalANh. Capt I'd
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" ~ E.-Umcs NO. w PennsyIvanir
avenue corner OF lt street, the Savings This
cemetery laid OUT On the plan OF the celebrated Greenwood Of
New YORK, and situated the ana ara
mile no u the CAPITOL North Capitol leading
the This have charter fros Con
gu poses
Zee tide 10 the puchaser and prohibiting all from
segsnton oherwise which 10 those who
wish th. dead 70 where they placed f has
eecou eps'on in all cities when the ground
other the desa no
rcaoaiy inc large pits and legal
a. titles to the ground.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-12-28
No. $40
Notice of the establishment OF three additional
land districts In the State OF Iowa.

Congress entitled An act TO change ths
Of the land dsicts IN the State Of Iowa. and To-
other approved March 3D. 1883 which act creates hret
said hereby declared aud made
office for the Turkey DIsrRIcr' ha
been Winneshek that for III,
DlsTKIcT' FoRr DopaE, In Webster county
Sioux psrRfcr SIorx Cry In God
bury county. s
Given my hand the city Of Washington this thirty FRS
day u October, A. ID. 1885,
BY order of the President;
THOJ a. HENDRICKS, #
Commissioner Of General Land Office.
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