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No. SAL
Notice Of the ssta5l;ssnasast of an rddstiouo!
f1Ssd district ta fEs .Stnts of CnIa Cory;-


NOTES ofthe establishment of an 1.fIstioa0I
faa.d district iu tic State Of Califorui1,
WHEREAs under the provisions Of tbs act of
w Cnngress, approved March 8, 1853 emitted
An set to provide Tor the survey o. the public land
Ia Cali icrnia," a., the President OF tn, Unite
STATES Is authorised at such time tiD,os as l. lis
Judgment tho public interest may 50 imPeraiysiy
State Of California into two or three sevsrats
districts tso Of which districts were established un
der sad act by publ, notice, dated 2lst March,
1888; and whereas the surveys aud ats em-pts
have eItsndst IN California far that the convp.
nsnce Of the settlers and the public interest ye1uire
the establishment Of the three districts author,Ssd
b. the act Of he Sd March, 1885, sforesait-
Now, therefore, be It known, that uat.er. and tv
suts 1rity OF the sold art Of Congress OF 81 March
1858 the President ofths Uni.td states hss Airact
that the State Of California shsll BE- divided mo
three separate land districts tina topndar;.s q,
which arr as follows, viz:
All that part CT the State commencing en- TIE Pa.
| cite coast, lying north of the line between t1vr
ships seven snd eight q and 81 north CT Mount Di
abe oase me, themes running east on said line to
the meridian thence south on the meridian lips IN
the ne dividing townships tkree sn1 four q ana a
north Of said base lie, thence east on sat, line be-
tween townships three and four to the eastern
eo1t oary OF toe STAT, will form the "uPpEE lis
Of MdrlsriHe
All that part Of the State lying south CT .he above
described limits aud north Of the line dividing tov
20 sscny anu twenty zone south, Tor fifth stand
ard s'uth) viii form the "MIDDLE DI.TKIcr' tbs Of
,e for which Ia at Bnicd ard all that mart of the
State lying south Of the fifth standard psrsli.I RI
L0SER DISTRICT" as heretofore organize the Office
Tor Shich is IS -sblished st Los AngeLos and Ia
view CT the said direction Of the President of the
United states, under the sc. of Congress sore.nia
the boundaries ,b've mentioned shalt In ,uture be
REGARDED as the limit Of the said land districts re-
spectivey.
Given under ny hand at the dty Of Washington.
this ninth day Of April. A. d. 1855
BY order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner General Land ofs,e
ap l2-1svl3w
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No. $751;
Nof'ce ~ On Establishment o. an additional
Lane O0'eo 4" the Territory of Oregon.
N pursuance Of the act OF Congress- approves Feb
l. rusry IL, 1855, entitled San act to estabIjrh an
adol0Eai land district IN the Te-ritory OF OREGON
10 D. called the Umpqus district, embracing nI the
LAM lying south OF the fourth standard parallel n
Is hereby declared and made kaown that the ARD
once Tor sad district has teen located by the Ere j.
9ent OF a' United states at the town of Wincheetar
In said Territory, until other~ise ordered.
Glv.n andsr my hand, a: the city of WsshinC ton
TINS 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1855
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner ofGeneral Land OfIcs
may ls-lawl2v
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On marriage. its duties and disq..slincst1rs. 81
their rsmsdies; with Autographs, illustrators this
anatomy ana phya.closy, AID diseases of the repro
ductiVe organs Of 10th sszss, teiT Gtructurg us,s
and fluotioEs Aposulsr AID comprehensive t,s..
tise on the duties and casualties aaoo sI. m ar
siad hIe-heppy and fruitful si:s.-1s3, mods cr S.
curing them-infeEsitca5 ara i'IG.gt.le o..s-;aej,
obvistion and reraosa-iI1p post. AK hints to rh...
contemplating Hs.T1Mtc ~, Ehht VII overco-cs 90,
ections to 1t; mons, hseTer. should tsse this I'm,
portsnt step without fc5t consulting it's psges-
commentaries Oh the diseases ard medical trsA,,.,t
Of fsmslss foL, Infancy 60 Old sCe each case orspb
ieslly iuussrated by beautiful iuEo?,sphic Plates
nefvou9 debility, Its cauGoj ant cure, by precs-s
1t once siEli cafe and ecci al that faiiI-a IS
npossiblo-rulss TO- daily r,euSee-Gcnt--sa e5aay
On Spormatorrho.a with practical ohserygtcue on =
stfer and moro successful mode OF treatment
stationary hints the evils resulting iron erIri
cal p-sctios-:n esSay On ali diseases s-slrz from
odiDc1edon, with plain aad siIyls rules by ,yniob
all rorsops czSo themselves without nsrcurv--
remedies FOR those sslf inflicted Iuiseriss erj dian
pointed hopes 20 unfortunately prevalent In tSs
young. It Is truthful adviser 10 the married end
those contemplating iosrrisge. Its rsrcs.l &c par
dculsriy recommended 20 persons en.erssiI.,,y >.
get DOUBTS Of their physical condition and VIA ar
conscious OF having ha1Erie1 the health .rs
and privileges to which ever? huIaan h,iaJ il en-.
utlsd to. -
Price 26esrts ptr ocp7, Or ays ocpiss %. On. 90.
Ar Mailed Tree OF postage to any pat Of tho Unl.
N. B.-Ihess who prefer llsy cozsuitD Dr. IL C.cil
upon any Q! tae densses uroa which kl hook ttests
0ther sorsonaly or By nal. Med,clrs ss1s p auy
part OF tie Onion sccosdtrg 20 ditsoticas, easslj
packed ano carefully secured Tecsa all obssTystin
address Or. Il. b. La CaoIX, 80 81 hsidsr Lana
Or Post Once Box SO, Albany. ". Y
~ Once open daily from 8 U to . n, and on
Sunday from until n.
- Once Removed froGa so So Bsa7s. e..
b S1 aatdsn Laas, AIb&ry, MY.
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A OARD.-LOOK HERE!

A LII ye lovers Of the good things of this life. aud
N we will tell you where you may obtain atieas,
some of them. Thankful for past favors, would
respectfully ask n continuance of the same dur ne
this Spring and Summer. 1 am prepared to furnish
all who will give me call with the sweet and cool
ing Beverages in my line at short notice. Such rs
Ice Creams, Water Ices, Of all flavors Schariotte
Reuse, BIancmange, sc. Cakes OF all kinds. Also,
foreign and domestic Fruits and Confectionery, gen.
orally kept in well regulated establishments of the
kind.
Particular attention will be paid TO furnishing
Wedding or B.ide's Cakes. Also, Parties, Balls,
Excursions, Pic Mics, &c, &C., and upon reason
able terms.
Call at the old stand, Massachusetts, avenue, be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, Northern Liberties.
N. B.-Best quality ICE CREAM seld at 81 so
per gallon.
may 7-eo3m JOHN w. RIGHTSTINE,
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UA lawyer once approached DIT

VA lawyer once approached . pretty
Qlakeress, and said she looked so charm
ing he could't help giving her kiss.
Friend" said she, " thee must not
do it."
"Oh, by Heaven, l will"
"Well, friend, as thou hast sworn,
thee may do it; but thou must not make
q practice of it,"
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EV ENING STAR.
HAPPINEsS.

It's not in beauty, this will fade.
And pass like morning dews away;
IT'S not In all the charms Of fame,
Which like the summer bowers decay.
lis not in gold or gltterng gems,
Which csxzle like the suns bright beams
It's not in pleasure, TINS VIII pass
Like Joys Of early, happy dreams.
But Ills in virtue bright and fair,
Which joys unfadipg can impar;
IL IS in Understanding power,
That sostens down the stubborn heart.
Ii is IN hope, which, like the sun,
Makes earth with fairest 1owerets bloom;
IL = In friendship, warm and true,
Watch lives the same beyond the tomb.
IL is In love, heavenly love,
The richest boon 20 mortsis given;
That love which time can never change,
But constitutes this earth heaven.
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u The object of all true education
is to vitalize knowledge. Some teachers
instruct their scholars very thoroughly,
who never educate them at all. They
teach them to commit the rules of their
arithmetic or grammar by heart, but
never lead them to comprehend Single
principle; make them learn thousands
OF names of plaees, with out giving them
any idea of geography.
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CaaipEsT EOOK EVER
fUbLl3ilED. AID containing
xn-tly d 'ub,e she qusntit, a
Racing matter "a that OF tie
FIS2Z GENGG Or DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS..
x te.ts on The PIiYSyoLo-
ef Of MARRIAGE, and fss
3eosst 10 hrmit;cssnd disorder
Ct youth md maturity, re-
sUlt;ns lLtm eEcssse5, rL;sh
da;troy ths Shygic.I and ri,,.
al N.n-a1 LIT
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How TRUE!-You may, says an ex.
change, insert a Thousand excellent
things In a newspaper. and never hear
one kind word of appreciation from your
readers but just let paragraph slip in,
of even one or two lines, that is not ex-
actly in good taste, and you may be sure
Of hearing about that.
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A GARD.

MRS. K. PHILLIPS, No. AOl Sixth st..
WI between q and h desires to inform the eli
zens OF Washington and vicinity, thar she il now
prepared 10 give instructions on the Piano Forte.
she has taught mnsic in some the princina it;es
OF the Union, and ha. testimonials showing thai she
- iuhy competent 10 discharge the duties of her nro
ession To the satisfaction Of those who NAV Z! voy
her with their patronage $50
Sl2 AZ the residence Of her pupils. -
1el2-eo3ms
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MOTIONS SHORT NIB GOLD PENS Of the
w finest workmanship and finish, and very diff
erent IN their action from any other, suiing many
writers who have hitherto not been able 10 make
use Of any metallic pen whatever.
Also, BagIey's Gold Pens, including all the best
varieties made by that house, for sale, Wholesale
retail, at the manufacturers lowest pieces In every
case: FRANCK BAYLOR
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oRAaeR AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
sM 100 % E sgs
On and after TuesGzv, NOT. z, lSsi.

On and after TGesG1y, NOT. Z, 1854,
I'VE Cars lszso Ai,xsnoris ssily for Gcrloas
L Wis and iDtsTZl.5late stations AK o'clDck
a. n, % ths arrival OF ths boat f-ura wAshjngtcs
giving sE,ple t5s q L-G@EiSst On board Cco.
osetnS ut klnESsSs JEnct.r With trs'S for SIR, ,
eurg, at Wer1en!on II cf!on vita g train so- War
renpc1, ec1 St GordonGTlis VII tie s,ains on tos
Virginia OsntISi Railroad .os ncLIzond ChsriOstcs
Vile, add StsantSn.
The cara .esve Go-icEsyIiis d.:ly cor aIsKh-s.zt.
tnd ntetrlsusts statioES, :. = hsfo:e ~ 9. r.. o.
the srrfTs, q TIC tTins o. Tia VI gia!E c.. trsI " 4
road from p;chraos5, C6Ilotsosvills ard s.zunscs
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DELICIOUS BEyERAGs.-JamesK Keenan,
in an interesting letter from Japan, says
that " sacie," the principal drink of the
country, is supposed to consist of sour
whisky, tobacco juice, and aquafortis.
What mixture,
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U The honest COWS in the country
have been giving ice-cream for the last
few days, but sophisticated city COWS
only give frozen chalk and water.
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U When it is recollected that the
siege of Acre lasted sixty days, people
may not express surprise at Sebastopol
holding out so long, as the allies have
many acres to attack in that large for.
tress. At least SO SAYS Pick.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

asssss = On TUESDAYS zn6 FRIDAIs,
ssr;ksk; = Fare round tip 81; FROM Alsr-
.;1dris IS cests This TH0Mas J0aLYE3 lssYos
Rashin gton q. SD 4,5.Su III. IT So O'Clock.
Ceachss leave the - pitci icr tls eost a. ~ soik.
Coach FIRE 20 oss.s.
Persons wishing ne CczcHcs VII lssTe their r.as.
tsacs with oso. & Ghca Parker.
Refreshments On lie beat
oo. 25-dtf SAsFB oEDSET, Capt
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0Professor Mapes thinks dogs can
reason. We doubt it. If they could,
they would not make such asses of them
selves ss to go mile in 2:4O, just because
tin cullinder is fastened to their tail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-03

UA Yankee in Iowa has taught duck
to swim in hot water, and with such sue
cess that they lay boiled eggs.
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O"Do you play by the ear2" in
quired q pupil, of dancing-school I'D
dler. mo, my dear; l play by the
night"
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U The largest angel we ever read OF
was seen by Mahomet in the third heaven
which, the Koran says, had two eyes
seventy thousand days journey apart!
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CURE PITS-READI


Mere TO tie Sick than CoB.-YrOnl one OF the Nos,
respectable Druggists in South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, 3. q. Sept. q, 1853.
Hessrs. MORTIMER MOvsRAT:-Thc sale .!
rour Hampton's Vegetable TinctHfe is increasa s
every day, and every bottle sold recommends tbs
valuable medicine to the afflicted. Several OF our
planters have tried it in different eases with aston
ishns success, and are getting it by half dozens
mas been found 10 be The greatest remedy for reji-
matte affections, and wonderful care has been
performed on negro boy, suffering from Fits
Will furnish YOU with number of certificates if vow
wish them.
am, gentlemen. yours, VIC TRor-r.
Gail and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures OF
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia Dys
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness As 2
female medicine or for delicate children we believe
II uaequalled.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY, 100 Bali
more street, Baltimore, and 30s Broadway, NJ York
CEis. SroI-r L Co., J. %. MOORa, ID. Is. CLARKE
CLARKE = BOWLING, w. ELLIOT, and FL. McPHEE-
SON, Washington also, by Il. s. r. CI>szL, George
town; and G. e. BxRsY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gist. everywhere. feb SI-tr
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DRESiDENT'S MOUNTED GUARD QUICK
L sTEP.-This excellent piece of Music of ths
popular composer, Mr. Robert Heller, has just beer
published by the subscribers. The title paee i,
most elegantly emkellishcd
HLLBUS & HITZ,
Music Publishers, Depot in Star buildings.
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oUGU EFC:yrT

Fog Lyncl51-c, colLsVsins vitl, las s.-gsJ "a
ca.s-otSsSg;lie, On AcE@-5ls EOaut5jsys, AL sr}.
tays-
For Lurzy B7S Kew s.EEk.t cc-5sct.iTg 9Th tie
s. sses 81 CLlfepss, ca rcss,.sys 1hursSys aid SCI
prG2y.
for Winchester 6s;ly, connecting With shs st.s.s
ct Piedmont.
For Midaisbura daily, connecting WIKI - g.&s.s
at tie Plains.
Pc: order: w.B. BRocZSTT, E-srA
rav s--IH
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= UPERIOR TABLE AVN pnCW nm
- Cutlery, Raxors, Scissors, &c-A large nssort
Went lower than at any other pa ,e in the CITY, 70,
good articles and low orices always cali M the
hoaseksepers Furnishing Store, 400 seventh q
mayo @. PRANa;is
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PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING, &c.

QUARTERMAsTRR's OFFICE. u. s. MARINE Corps
Washington, June %, 1855.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received al hi.
- office until Thursday, the Goth day of July, 1856
IT IL O'Clock m, for the supply of the following
ucles, at such tine and in such quantities may
be required during the ensuing fscal yeax to be de
hvered at the Marine Clothing Store, 81 Walker St.
New York, free Of expense to the United States
viz:
5000 yards sky blue kersey; TO be in all respects
similar 10 that used by the U. S. amy
200 khsp sacks; to have three coats of paint
properly vanished, strapped complete, and
the letters ''U. s. NJ painted on the back
900 blue cloth fatigue caps, leather tops, patent
leather visors, and the letters gu. s. NJ" in
brass on the front
900 uniform caps, with brass scales, eagle, &C..
complete
600 pOmp0ns
900 patent leather stocks
500 pairs army brOgans
900 gray blankets, with the letters 81. g. Mp in
black woven in the centre
The right to increase o, diminish the quantity O.
the articles named, the exigencies Of ice service
may require, Is reserved.
AL articles will be submitted to n rigid inspection
and must conform TO the samples to be seen at the
ON = of the Assistant Quatermaster Marines So
walker street, New York. or at the Office of Quar-
termaster Marine Corps, Marine Barracks, Wash
mpton, ID. T..
Bidders will state the name of two slfeties In
case the contract is awarded them; if unknown IA
this office their suficiency mast be certified TO by
some official person.
To be endorsed proposals for Clothing" SC
and addressed "TO the Quartermaster Marine Corp:
Washington City, ID. c."
je 25-eor26July
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DkRRYS AND GHLOTT'S ST lei PENS in
4 variety, bought in person from the manufaetur-
iceDess, az well as the best quality and finish, OF
each orSnd. FRANCk TAYLOR,
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% Happiness can be made quite as
well Of cheap materials as of dear ones.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
81 500! sszs

CHANGE or HOURS D.. ... .
an and a!ter Monday, the 23d usztsn:. the train,
Leave Washington al and s11< a. m, and 3 and
iHpm -
On SUNDAY al lSpm
Leave Baltimore at ~ and % N, and 3 ana
On Sunday AJAX an.
8p 23-G T. H. PsRSOEs aren,
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THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. CUmPa.
M OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
HHARTERED by Congress, offers to the property
" owners of the District safer and cheaper mcaps
Of Insurance than any other Company
ULYSSES WARD, President.
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary
MATHEW @. EMERY, Treasurer.
MANAGERS.
Ulysses Ward John Van Riswick
Thomas Blagden P.W. Browping
Y. Howard, Mathew C.. Emery,
J. e. McKelden,
Ofice, Columbia Place, corner Loa.!sisna ayenus
and 7th street.
Office hours from 3 to O'Clock .. m.
feb 26-eOtf
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Yours truly
JOHs LAsAuAs, Pastor
Or Exeter st., IL. z. Church, Baitua0re.
BLEEDING OF THE Lures,
RArKTGu N q Fob IN

BLEEDING OF THE LUEGS,
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 8, 1895,
Hesrs. Mortimer + Mosc5ray:
l do heresy certify thar about twelve months aao
was taken with severe hemorrhage Of The Luprs
and lad four attacks of it wa advised 20 ,ry Dr.
hampton's Vegetable TiRctue. [ procured che
bottle, and after taxing which, was satisfied tina;
was much better; and that, after taking the fourth
bottle, was entirely well, and | enjoy as good
health as ever did in U:y life. can and do with
out the least hesitation. recommend the 1inciure
10 all persons afflicted in my way.
Yours, Gso. w. WlAyLry,
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TIE NEW YORK 81 LIyERPoOE
CO UNITED STATES SSAff
MAIL STEAMERS.
F;JHE sBIP5' C95PRIBIy8 THIS LINZ AEa
II Tile
ATLANTIC, CsIt. -7.sa
PACIFIC, ospl. hsc,
BALTIC C@sr. IsIst3ek,
A3-lAN-o, Caps. Grsttor
<iisss Eais have bssl baiit by contract. exp-nss
u for Government ssTgiHs; every care hxs beev
taken In their construction, rs IN the Hn-.,ss -
insane strength and sp@ed. ana thsir sccor.
Tons .cr psssengerB sre uneqIsllod for sler.no
snd comfcrt. e~AS
Price Of passage frcB keS York TO rSye-noo,. A,
~. al 2c
ExctEsiye use OF extra slfa state -,.-s-,s 90
FROM Liverpool II beH YoeE CO ana sen
A experienced eCEyeOn attached To e.nh ria,
TO perth Can 10 s.cgrsG Until Paid for
ser rei2 1t or passage apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 90 = e.
, 69 VAL street, New Yorf.
EEoNE, sHlPLEY CO., :.
q. @. ROBERTS, CO.,
~ hl1g's arms Yard, London.
i2fr JoEh NuARCz 90,
20 Eoe Notre Dame des Victories p,xas
cd f- eco. "a. DRAPER, Hsrrs. -'-,is
lhe owners Of thee shirs VII Eot h. ..o,r.,.,,.
Tor gold, silver, bullion, specis, jev.lrv' rr.sS
stones metals, unless bile Of iading 80 ss
therefor. ans the value thereof therein err,.sss~
nov le-dlv
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LIME ENGRAvINGs.-We have ,..,.,,.--
Il ceved large lot Of fine French Fn.,s"hs 10,
eIesedinsi, low ra:es. N's ON ..
t.0 !No. r. ELLIS, -,
36 Pa. avenue
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Private Medical Treaties
CO TIIs
PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OF EARlIhGa,

4. ID. Ia CROEE. IL. D.,
.ALaAHY, n T.
ESQ Psg.c and lao Pine Plain and Co,or,i LItso
graphs Ia1 platos
sd- Price CRY rs Cents ga
1SS-9srt fias cT postage to all parts of tn, un;on<
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HAIR WORK

HAIR WORK.
ORNAMENTS Of Hair, such as Bracelets. Cbst
~ claims, Chains, Breastpils, Earring, FiRge
Rings, made to order, Of any desired design.
All orders faithfully attended 10.
Specimens may be seen at my store.
Fl. SEMKEN,
No. 330 Pa. av., between 9th and 10Th eta.
Mar 30
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.

EVIs IOUIE AND IAHJHINIT M fII,
SMALL guiding LOTS OF 10 feet or rlo.p. II
- various parts OF tns City, and Goofgs.o1,i, 3
low pfics-, and terms to suit. LLOYD 4 90.
. u L u AG pTUUE,
For sale, deliverable at tie Canal, or Hanrve. 2.
WIshias.oa. QeofgetoEn, CT alexandria
LLOYD q co.
lsth street. opp. TrsIsuTs De1srs,ls,E
80 fe-tr
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

foSi OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
vr,ur June %, 1855.
l. are not entitled to be furnisbsd bv IN a.,
ment win signature post bills 20 Remit nonrv ~
pay or The printing Of the same is hereb,
nu from ana after this date money win he re
cei'ed Tor that purpose by the Department
JAMES CAMPBELL
e---emom Postmaster General.
=" HEATON'S EKEMENTs OF TNCFpN.
w uonal Law, new edition A1' n
haems' Equity, new edition, with American no,s
u" FRANCK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-03

MRMOTRS OF THE COUNTESS or sLEs-
WI Gngton, by 3. 3. Madden, H. 4. I. A., two
'eist - - FRAACk TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-03

These bitters are entirely veset1ble they nvisorat,
aud strengthen the system, never prGs1sIe it, ana
can be used for infa1ts - well rs adults.
FoT sale by Icspectate dealers everywhere, and
by IL. ID. GILMAN, Washington; :. L. KIDWELL
Georgetown; and ;. &. PI6KPONT, AieTanaris.
mar l-ly
The Opelousas courier., 1855-06-09
SEPT ESCLAVES,

des deux sexes ct de divers ages
Onze tetes de chevaux, un cheval
american bal, quatre beuts de
tire, un lot de bGtes a cornes, un
ane, un lot d'outils aratoires, une
charette a bGufs, une paire de
roues, un chaland, un lot de CO.
chons, I'm lot de bois de corde,
une selle, me montre en- argent,
une balance patente, une meule,
&c, &c.
CONDITIONS - Toutes sommes de vinet.
clnq piastres ct au-dessous, payables comp
tant, ct toutes sommes au-dessus dc ce mon
Eant payables en- trois payements annucls
ct egaux, a compter du jour dc la vente -
Les acquereurs fournissant securities person.
nelles ct approuvees, solidairement, ct Ia
terre ct les esclaves demeurant sp6cialement
hypotheques jusqu'au pavement final du prix
achat, ct toutes sommes qui ne seront pas
payees, porteront huit pour
'ent d'interet par an, de leur echance. au
oayement. EVTE. DEBAILLON.
EncGnteur,
OpelOusas, 9 JuiT1. 1855