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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-10-20
LEONARD SCOTT & CO.,

oi GOliD 81 MEL /, -NE" Jim
y. B.-L. g Z Go. have recently published. mud have
ow Tor gale, the "F ARMERS S GUIDE" by Henry Sto-
phCns, Of Edinburgh, and Prof Norton of Nue College,
New Haven complete in t~u vols rOynocavo containing
1900 pages II steel and coo wood engrayngs Price 10
muslin binding, Sc.
" Til. work is yor the old "Book Of the Farm"
lately REsuscfTATED aud thrown upon the Market.
New York December %, 1854.
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PAY UP

A Ii persons indebted to the firm of Friling
a & Grant, on Note, Book account or other
wise are respectfully requested to come forward
and pay up between this and the first of October
as they wish go to the city to lay in their fall
Supplies.
FRILING & GRANT.
Sunhuy, Sept IS, ls55.-tf.
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y. ., COr. 1lh G ChrSnut SIS
SHEPIFF.S SALE.

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Philadelphia, Oct. 10, ls55.--one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

OPEN AMERICAN ORGANIZATION Tho Bee.
Know Nothing paper in Boston, has come out
in favor Of en- open organization of its party.
and declares its belief that for re safety and
perpstuation Ct tie American party ,uch
course is an actual necessity. With regard
to the most prominent persons now before the
order for nomination to the Presidency, as
they are affected by the secret mode of opera.
tons, the editor says:
Gan evil result of the secret action of q poli.
tca party is its liability to sacrifice principles
to men This is an evil from which the Ameri.
can party IL in no wise exempt, "a We propose
to show by way of illustration J." Ipjudicious
partiEans Of a certain prominent man have 90
we'll succeeded In coupling his name with
term we'll understood by every member of the
secret American party, that the public on side,
and many Of the members within, begin to
look u BON the Hon. Sam Houston as the head
and front Of american party-as the only ex.
PoDent Of its principles-as its only eligible
candidate for the Presidency. In measure
1t bias already become, not party Of princi-
Piles, but the party If a man; and for the i'm
perfsctions Of that man, whoever he may be,
the party must consequently suffer. This state
Of things has naturally excited the jealousy Of
the partizans Of another prominent citizen,
and We find tina. Stockton Clubs are beip z
secretly organized in every part Of the Union
This. of course, will arouse he friends Of
others, and unless this evil is checked, we shall
soon find that inst cad of working together, as
unit, for the advancement of i'm portant prin
cip'es, the American party will be divided and
subdivided into partizan clans for this, that,
and the other man, until its total disruption
is accomplished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

TIE Two NEW REGIMENrs.-The act of
Congress creating these two regiments, de.
clares that the officers and men shall be
entitled to the same provisions for wounds and
di abilities, and the same provisions for wild.
ows and children, and the same allowance
and benefits, in every respect, as are allowed
to other troops composing the army Of the
United States. They shall be subject to the
rules and articles of war, and the men shall
be recruited in the same manner as othe,
troops, and with the same conditions and lin.
itations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
PRICES oT ADMISSION
4 NOVELTY In PIANOS.

y addition 60 the excellent stock ia store. the
Il subscriber Il ~ receipt of seven more PIANOS,
making ihe most excellent aud complete saImert
south al Nsw YORK Among these just Iect bed Is
aPAILOR GItNBIIANO, an instrument VI en-.
ar ~ style, To The invention Gf which the late
Jonas Chickefing. Esq., devoted years Of his con
summate genius and experience. Ii L. now perfect
ed by his sens, who inherit their fathers talents
and have been carefully trained TO his art. This IL
strument supplies the great beside rsum Of pa no.
elegant IN form, occupying only the space of square
piano, yet posses sing Ire and all the qua lii.s
OF tone OF grand piano Ii has met The highest sp-
prcb ion of Professors Timms, Schanenburs, Hef.-
man, and many of the beet judges in this country.
IL II destined 10 be Tie most popular instrument ev-
rr nffe ed Ia the American public already the de-
and Tar eNc;e the ability Of the manufacturers 10
supply.
Afro, magniice. Louis XIV central and square
Pianos, by ChickeTing Sons During the thirty
three yesrs tXist ice Of their factory, the lar
gest in the world, Their instruments never had so
wide re Putaton, NJ were 30 eagerly sought as at
the present time.
An excellent assortment OF Ga 6M, GO and &C.
tave Pianos of good touch, and finis by other
approved nlnulact nrers of Boston and New York.
The subscriber cOBgratulates purchasers on 80 IA.
vofable an oppOrtu lily Of personally selecting pi-
ano from such superb stock. As all the subscn
Der purchases are made exclusively for cash, he
can and viii sell pianos and all articles his line
as low As they can be bought in the United States,
ri her for cash or approved paper.
Second haHd pianos taken i'm part payment.
A good a sOriment Of Guitars, Flutes Niolius, &C
New Music constantly receivei.
RICHARD DAVIS,
mar S-3t No. 3O6 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

The Union o!ths Den ocracy at "Old Tamary'
Tho Democrats of New York city held a
rousing MEETING at Tamany Hall for the pur-
pose Of 'uniipg the party" Speeches were
delivered by Senator stuart, Of Michigan, and
Jndge Williams, Of Iowa. Among Others the
| following resolutions were passed:
Rssoirsf, That the "bue cry" of "forejan
| influence" in our midst, instead of seeking to
| impose onerous Obligations and restraints on
| the poor emigrant, who, in his escape from
| tyranny and oppression, comes to contri butte
his material aid TO the development OF the
| resource Of tho country, ought rather 10 be
| directed against those pampered minions of
English a. IstGcracy whose interference with
| The domestic Institutions OF the United States
mas had Tor la sole object sectional agitation
and the eventual disuniOn of our republic II
Is against this epecies Of foreign influence tha
the democracy Ct New York pledge themselves
always manfuliy TO battle.
RsS0loaa, That the Union Democracy Of
New orb, adheriDg to Ii tue America an doc
rine OF Monroe, repudiate any line of govern
meatal policy which docs not resist to the ex.
teGt Of the life and fortunes Of the nation,
II European Interference with The Affairs of
this con'insLt, and which will not resent to
me utmost the encrOachments which are
soug to be made b. The Allied Powers OF
Hssern Europe, 10 China, the Sandwich
Islands, Central America aud Cuba
Res0/r'd, That it Ia time for tae Democracy
OF New ork. IN view of the absorbing policy
Of the Allied Powers OF Great Britain aud
trace, to impose & check upon their Wear
lrdian sgsressions, and to defne the Amer.
can understanding of tho line of conduct tn at
should be pursued by Us as 4 nation.
ReSotu>d, hsrefors, That as the upaninops
Voicsof the Union Democracy of New York
we hold tie acquisition Of the island Of Cuba
to 10 Of paramount Importance, not only 10
The safety and integrity Of the States, but ne
necesaaEy, in geographical point OF view, as
was the possession OF the delta Of the Mi.sis
sippi to the CONNER cial greatness and honor Of
The Country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

9 bill to secuo to women equal rights
with the sterner sex, making marriage a spc-
cies of limited partnership, with private and
joint property, and securing to widows the
guardianship of their children, has been or.
dered to third reading in the HOUSE Of the
New Jersey Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
PUBLIC SALE.

DY virtue of writ o. distran from George T.
- KIRK, and 10 me directed, against the goods an
chatlels of ]. w. Jordan, have Levied on The fol-
lowing goods which shall offer at public sale, Il
the hlgh's bidder 70! cash, on me l1lh OF March
1855, al 10 O'Clock a. m 10 SATISFY house tent du,
and in ar ears 10 George Kirk
Sale 10 take place in front Of the Bank CT Wash
ingtor, TO wit:
-Four p"irs Shutters
Fifty-twO unini>hei Doors
axwelve Boxed Window Frames
$50 feet of2l% inch Mouldings
Two Window Frames
One Hot Bed ga h
Lot Of Lumber
Lot Of Nails.
mar9-3r JAMES ENNIS, Bailif
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

ISDIAsA.-There ia considerable excitemert
among the politicians at Indianapolis since
tho adjournment of tho Legislature. The
Governor On Wednesday appointed several
State officers, but the Secretary of State re-
fused to administer the oath of Office, and con
sequently the places remain vacant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS BREAKING UP
l. observation-disclosures removing from the eli,
and wishing to disp of their Furniture ana II1u>
keeping Utensils without the tr uble Of sendiI
them To Auction, can DO so b. calling upon u A.
STORE, M. 317 Ia. avelue, we are prep; red
to Iuy all such goods "a may b" offered.
r. ii. JEWELLE & co,
mar No. 81 Pa, ayenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

SUCAH AND TEA.
- % half chests Imperial, GHnpowder Young IIy
son, and 0"loug Tea, Yer. superior
25 bags Java COFFEE
OG0 pounds GOLDFISH
100 drums FIGS
% boxes LEMONS ard ORANGES
Is bbls crus ed SUGAR
6 hhds N % do
200 sugar cure HAMS
10 bbIS LARD
Just re eived and for sale BY
mar9 81 WILLIAM ORNP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
The Cpsratic Troubles in Kew York.

NJ. Mare'zek has published letter, attrib
utiog the failure of the opera enterprise partly
| TO the fact that the company was a snug little
family party, and had the appearance Of nm
ve,Itobls oompiOt by Marezek and Strakosch,
in which he compares tho coup d thsG,re Of
Ole Bull 10 the c0up ~ etot of Louis Nepo.
leon, and states that the opera under Ole Bull
30 more requires artists Of talent than did
france under Louis Napoleon require men OF
genius and 10 links il great ply (ironical
ly) that Old Bull can't ssnd the artists consul
ring against him 10 Cayere or Lamborlce
The \. \. Express saya:
Nothing has yet been heard from Ore Bull
Curiosity is on tiptoe 20 learn what sort OF en-
expian iti0n ne will give; and that one ia do
mandel by The circumstances appears to DO
the universal opinion.
Sgnor Badia!i states that BIZ his contract
with 10 Bull he was to receive 81, 900 mot
Si,o0o) per month, guaranteed by Mr. Phaien
lie does not think that the salaries to be paid
10 artists caused the downfall! of the opera
The Philadelphia Balrs,in thinks tba. the
great sufferer by this "bur.t up' is thnt nm
fortunate and il-used person atty, American
art.
Ole Dull' splendid offer OF q thousand dol.
ia's Tor tip'top American Opsra by al Amer.
ican composer is of course cancelled by the
failure at he Academy, and We arc denied the
bliss OF hearing Washington and Franklin in
duo, Columbus In grand cayatina, or the
Little Giant OF Illinois in q sentimental 70
mama. There is no hope for the opera but in
an appropriation from Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

Ey- The Postmaster General of Canada has
given notice in the House of Assembly, that
he will introduce bill for the abolition of
postage on newspapers. This is an excellent
example worthy of imitation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

ENGLISH DRAWING PAPERS, FROM THE
II Whitman and Turkey MLls, Kent, England
The undersigned has for sale the above pap rs,
the reputation of which has produced spurious im
tatiOns in England well in other parts OF Eu.
rope. and can supply them fiOm the LARGEST To the
smallest sizes, with guarantee As to their genuine
ness, having travelled 80 miles in England in order
TO buy in pc son from the only makers Of the true
fabric FRANCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

.B King Bomba, the "Butcher Of Naples"
has joined the Western Powers against the
Gar Of Russil. A few more such alliances
and the allies will lose entirely what little
sympathy they now have among nations pos
sessing liberal Institutions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

~ lie elaves OF tie South have been send:
Ing oOntri5us;oustO the suffering poor Of the
North.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

q The Laos. valuable portion of the town
OF st. Mary's, Georgia, was destroyed by FIRE
On Saturday last. i. commenced in an unoc.
cupied house, which was red by design
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

II The Missouri house Of delegates has
passed bill fixing the rate Of ip,e.es, In that
State a. 10 per cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

~ The Crystal Palace at Munich. bu;,,
Tor the late exhibition, is ordered to be sn,,.,,
emPtied, and converted into an exerci,i,r.
ground for drilling and parading the ,,oor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
mar y

MARKET FARM FOR sALE.-THE SUB
INA scriber wishes 10 sell his Farm situated in
Prince Georges county, Maryland. and on the Ia
road from Washingt 10 U, per Marlboro. II j. ia
healthy Location, and cont aims forty acres, al
would make capital market farm for a cOaIpeteu'
person, being ut ten miles from Washington. TT
Improvements on il consist of a new two stUIy
DWELL; house. good barl, and all the necess n,
out buildings. Mt being acquainted with The work.
ing of a farm Is the reason for offering IL for sale
,nd II will be disDo>ed Of any one for mLca less
than its real valne, for cash.
mar 9 lw' JAS. n. CRANDELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
FANCY MILLINERY.
By j. C. mcGUlRE Aunt,oneer.

NEW HOUSE AND LOT ON FOURTEENTH
~ street al Public Sale-On WEDNESDAY If
'ernOOn, March Il, al AZ O'clock on the premises
shall. sell part of Lot No. g. H. square 23e frontns
20 feet on l4th street, with three feet alley al the
side, running back 100 feet, with the improvements
consisting Of two story and attic frame dwelling
containing ten rooms.
The hOu- Is newly built in the most s. bstan,ial
manner, and well finished in every re~pect. There
Is pump OF excellen: water before the door.
Terms: One-third cash the resi- Tue in six and
twelve months wi h interest secured by a deed OF
trust on the premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
mar I'd Auciinueer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
The Stanwix Fall Pugilists.

Bill Pool, who was the subject of the coward.
ly attack at Stanwix Hail. In broadway, New
York, has died from the effects Of the injuries
inflicted on him by Turner and Baker. 1t is
known that be was assaulted by o number of
armed rowdies at the same time, when he had
but one or two friends within call. The Even
ing Post says:
The deceased is lying ut his residence, 1874
Christopher street. Our reporter found the
house closed this morning, and ascertain ed
hat Mrs Poole, the deeeaseds widow, was
| severely i'll and hysterical, in consequence of
her recent bereavement, and that physician
had been sent for.
The house is a we'll furnished aud genteel
| residence. The body was lying in tho bac k
parlor, surrounded by many OF bis weeping
| relatives and friends The face was calm the
lips compressed, aud the strong lower jaw firmly
closed, the expression being that of man,
who, in life had been possessed of marked de.
termination of purpose and great muscular
| energy. He wore q dark moustaohe, and was
a strongly built man of middle stature
The feeling Of his friends in the neighbor
hood Of his residence is pretty freely express ed
They think be attack, which has ended in his
death, was foul and savage prompted by ami.
| mostly to him as an American and urged on
On this subject gen lemsn ates 10 cur re
| pDIter that he was with Poole at the moment
~ bis decease, and whose name is Mason
P ole's brother in law, and recitei to him bis
last words, which will undoubtedly will be in
evidence TO morrow. Poole said to him just
before expiring. think I'm a goner if
die, die a true American; and what gr;eve;
me most is to think that I'm murdered by a
ses Of Iri,h-by Morrissey in particular"
1t is said that Poole 1t up in bed and con
yerSed with his friends about half al hour
| before he died. He gave directions to have
his body opened By the physicians. He de.
| sired to be dressed in a suit Of black clothes
with patent leather boots, and white cola,
turned over his coat.
| The only one Of the large number Of the as.
s.ilants of Poole, who is now in durance il
Jim Turcer, (. g general bruiser and lighting
nan who shot himself through the arm while
| sndssvoring to shoot Bill Poole He has been
removed from his cell in The City Prison, and
transferred to the Penitentiary Hospital on
| Blackwei's Island, in order that he might be
benefited by the change his parlor in the
| rombs being too small and damp.
Turner is in a sac condition. and his arm
appea' to be worse than ever He is much
| reduced in flesh since his misfortune and in.
| generation.
1t was rumored that Baker had gone to the
Sandwich Islands, and would never again O.
turn 10 this country. The report is considered
| reliable.
But the end il not yet. Poole's friends de.
clare that il Baker IL on the face Of the earth
the summer shall not open without seeing him
lead or alive, in New York and in the han
OF the law, on which they rely for justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

Il They ars about to form journalists
club In New York, whore members of the
press can meet AID erjOy themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

tS Inc owner OF tue celebrated horse
Wild Irishman has challenged any to:ss in
the United States for three matches, for 81
600 each. He proposes to match his horse 70,
mile heats and repeat, two mile heats. and
three mile heats, upon any race course on Long
Ifland, and does not except the great blooded
animal Leeempts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

y A series Of resolutions have been offered
in the Pennsy lvania Senate to annul the ad-
journment Of thetwo Ho1ses till October, and
fxiDg the adj Jurnnent to the Goth instant
They wore referred to the Judiciary committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
BOUNTY LAND-ADDITIONAL.

4 III. my old friends for " hcm obtained Bounty
IA Land, Ia less quantity than l6o acres, here
by informed tliat their namcs and a record OF the
evidence, with the dates al their certificates, on
my ICok that eau, with facility, make out their
declarations for addiIiC nal land. Those who failed
10 obtain any land for want Of sufficient service
many Of Hhom are now entitled TO leo acres, can
fad the lime allowed recorded by me. Others will
fiHd II 10 their interest 10 call or write, and will
send forms and In.tructions for reasonable and fair
compensation. JOHN ID. CLARK,
mar Sim Agent, Washington, ID. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
SIGNOR SEVERE STRINI

TTAS the pleasure of announcing 10 the citizens
of Washington that he can take one more pu
pIl on The Vocal Instruction for the spring season.
Terms $40 per quarter, twenty four les ons. Two
lessons per week. Apply al Mr.. DAVIS'S Music
Store. lin,eD mar 2-lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

Q.lh u l. ~ ARD.-The undersigned will pay
70 ~ 50 TOR the apprehension OF NegTo Woman
MARGARET CHASE, purchased by the late Owen
Norfolk, al sale 81 Thomas and Richard Harvey,
executors of Thomas Harvey. For the last eighteen
months said woman in Geo: eetOwn, The Is now
believed 10 be ia Alexandria. She Is about sixty
years OF age is black and about five feet four inches
high.
The above reward will be- paid delivery 10 the
subscriber, at Upper Marlboro Prince Georges CO.,
AID. JNO. &. MULLlKIN,
mar 3-3w Administrator of Owen Norfolk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
VERY SUPERIOR HANS, &c.

VER1 OUFEKIUK HAMS, DC.
lust received lot OF those very superi,r Mary
y land Hams for familyu>e.
Also, lot Of fine sugar cured Shoulders, prime
Leaf Lard at l2 cents per pound; 90 bags su erinr
Old Government and Java Coffee Cucumber Pick.
lea at Is cents per hundred, ready for USE Pure
Olive Oil, Tomato Sauce Cstsurs of all kinds
Also, great variety Of Sauces for fish, game, sc
T.. VI. p. KING,
265 Vermont ave, north Jackson statue.
mar g cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

~ The Assembly Of Wisconsin, by a vote
Of Al yeas &c 80 nays, have ordered to third
reading the Prohibitory Liquor Law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
PHILADELPHIA
LAGER BEFR DEPOT :

ISL Pa. Grlnue, Cetrcen ( y Gnd 9th street.
VI; l. have IL oil times the best Philadelphia "a.
w ger Beer on hand, and fer il now for sale
for 50 per ksg, ard in quart bottles for 81 30 per
dnzpn.
we seud the Beer free Of costs 10 all parts of the
city.
SS- May physicians have recommended this
Beer a uf The best remedies for weak stomachs.
mar 5-lms r. T.. T. w. GERECkE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

By j. &. MCGUIRE. Auettonesr.
DERENPTORY SALE or FOUR OF THE
Z most desirable Building Lots in the First Ward.
On THURSDAY afternoon, March 18th, at AZ
O'Clock, on the premises, shall seli Wit out re-
se,ve, Lots 3, d 5. and 6, in square lie, fronting
each 2sI feet on north street. between 18th and
leih streets, running back l47H feet 10 a twenty
feet alley.
These lots are delightfully."- situated, with south.
ern front, about the centre Of the block on eithsr
side Of which have been erected first class hou SEES
and offer greater inducements to persons desrous al
securing unobectionabe building sites Than any
property that has bsen offered for sale al auction for
years.
Title perfect and sale positive.
Terms: One-third cash; The residue in two equal
payments al six and twelve months, with inie est
secured by deed of trust Oh The premises, 10 the
"a iSfactinn Of the vendor.
Ii the terms Of the sale are not committed with in
nr days from the day OF the sale, the property will
be resold at sisk and expense of the frst purcha.
scr
All convryancing at cost of purchaser.
JAS. e. MCGUIRE,
mar I'D Auciionptr.
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LO OK H R Ell.

MORE BOUNTY LAND To all who served
wi in ANY WAR since 1890, whether as Officers,
Soldiers s llnrs. Marines, Clerk, Indians, Chap
lains, Wagoa Masters, Teamst.'s, Landsmtn, Tor
their widow. or minor chdren) who have not yet
received full 100 acres and have been IN service II
days, will 90 well t. write 10 postpaid and Their
Land Warrants will be forwarded 10 them for the
above quantity, and charge they do not get il.
LLOYD & CO.,
Claim Agents. Office, opposite U. s. Treasury,
Washington City, ID. e mar g. 3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

LIVERPOOL SALT AT AUCTION-On WEI
IL NESDAY next, the 18th instant, M II o'clock
m, will be sold on board of Shin JOS Tarra,t w.
Ing at our wharf her ca-go, consisting of
10, 600 sacks G.. A. Salt
Also, 500 sacks fine Salt
Or Maishall's h Jetfries, and Darcy's brands fac
tory flied, in fl bleached sacks and warranted 10
10 the ton. Terms al the sale.
FOWLE & co,
mary Alexandria, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

I "~T-On the 5ih F. bruary, a silver PORTE
IL NOMINATE. containing Sl4 or Sis, on lst sir, ct
between Pa avenue and street. The finder will
be be- ally rewarded by leaving il al this office. or
No. SO Indiana avenue. mar S-3s
DOUNTY LAND UNDER THE LATE ACT
ID OF COSGkESS.-The Undersigned v Ia take
charge Of any applications for Bounty Land uncer
the late acI of Congress, and all interested will pease
call upon him accordingly, as he will make advan-
ces, and give the highest price for The warrants.
GEO. r.. MASSEY,
Agent and Broker, No. 42s Thirteenth ct.
s-3ts