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The Empire County argus., 1855-03-17

SEWARD AND THE UNIoN.-The following extract
from the closing speech of Senator Seward on the
Nebraska bill, will be read with interest now that
its author has been reelected to the Senate
"Commercial interests bind the slave and free
States together in links of gold that are riveted
with iron, and they not be broken by passion
or by ambition Either party will submit to the
ascendency of the ether, rather than yield the
commercial advantages of this Union together-a
common necessity, and not merely common ne
cessity, but the common interest of empre--of
such empire as the world has never before seen.
The control of this national power is the control of
the great Western Continent; and the control of
this continent is to be in very few years the con-
trolling influence of the world. Who is there
North that hates Slavery SO much, or who South
that hates Emancipation so intesely, that he can
attempt with any hope of success to break union
thus forged and welded together! | nave always
heard with equal pity and disgust, threats of dis
union in the free States, and similar threats in the
slaveholding States know that men may rave in
the heat of passion and under great political ex-
ctement; but know that when it comes to ques-
ton whether this Union shall stand either with
Freedom or with Slavery, the masses will uphold it.
and it will stand until some inherent vice in its
Constitution not yet disclosed shall cause its dis
solution
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-17

A NICE PLAoE.--A Swedish author thus winds
up glowing panegyric upon England
I" 1t is the most delightful country in the world
for young gentlemen to be amused in, provided
they lire masters of the language, and able to sup
port the expense; and if the high road to hell be
sown with delights and pleasures, you must neces-
sarily pass through England to it,
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BAD ADvICE.-John Mitchell has had the bad
taste to give the following advice to the military
companies composed of foreigners, recently dis
banded in Massachusetts. We can scarcely Won
der at the extremes to which hostility to foreigners
is carried, when one of their number has the te-
merity thus to speak:
For every musket given in to the State Armory,
let three be purchased forthwith; let independent
companies be formed, thrice as numerous as the
disbanded corps--there are no arms acts here yet
and let every foreigner be drilled and trained,
and have his arms always ready. For you may be
very sure, (haying some experience in that matter)
that those who begin by disarming you, mean to
do you mischief.
Be careful not to truckle in the smallest partc-
ular to American prejudices Yield not single
jot of your own: for you have as good right to
your prejudices as they. Do not by any means
suffer Gardeners Bible (the Protestant Bble) to be
thrust down your throats. Do not abandon your
post, renounce your functions as citizens or SOL
diers, but after resort the last and highest tribu
nal of law open to you; keep the peace attempt
no demonstrations discourage drunkenness, and
sland to your arms"
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A NICE young army officer, now in Constantine
pie, writes to his cousin in London, that the con-
cluding line of Psynes popular ballad There is
no place. like home is decidedly more poetcal
than true. Constantinope," he writes, "is the
place Here, for the paltry sum of $500 year,
a man of moderate desires may live like prince
-commodouS habitation--the best of wine--the
most glorious tobacco--three beautiful wives, and
no going to church, A soldiers paradise truly
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Do you think you are fit to die!" asked step
mother of her neglected child 81 don't know"
said the little girl taking hold of her dirty dress,
and inspecting it, guess so, if amt too dirty"
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-17

A popular writer, speaking of the ocean tele-
graph, wonders whether the news transmitted
thro the salt water will be fresh.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-17

Why is four cent sugar like man that never
surrenders! Cause it's clear grit, and nothing else.
The Empire County argus., 1855-03-17

From Pecan Grove by Monticello and Point Jefferson,
to Munroe.
From Perry's Bridge to Corse's MILL
From Pine Ridge, in Wynn Parish by Grays store, to
Mount Lebanon.
From Palaquemne by Gros Tete, and Livona to Point
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liS TAsc IA a ST A n s4ssO AND
OHIO HAiLHOAD.
ss4 MI ;-s.s -s.,s,s :a;;sssis,a5s II 1IItsasIi


IHIropee for changes Of seAs
'VHE ate Ohiu Wheel
ing and Colnmbus, uniting. dnes direct
ne the Batiuos and ohio railroad with all portions OF the Was
(and North and soniwes this greatly Increased ad
through travellers Thar and Mon
day, November 81 e5f, the trains will hs iolows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast daily VIII First
lran leaving Camden station instead Of O'Clock
heretooe eacept Sunday and arriving Wheeling 40
M Seconds the express uain leaving at instead OF p
heretofore, aud running through TO Wheeling IN about "a
hours reaching there al 10 IS This train will Wash
ngnn Junction, Sykesye, Monocacy Harper's Ferry Martins
Sir Johns Run Cumberland Piedmont Rowesbug New
burg Feneman Pennington, Cameron, and Moundsvie for
wood and and meals. make prompt
Ohio
bridge, Zanevc Newark Columbus Cincnna Louisville Day
sauausky Toledo Detroit Chcsgo St. Louis
leaving Baltimore by mail will reach Gin
while by they
a ngAr being kap night The,
either
for the Northwest via Cleveland and all intermediate
points, make direct with the trains the cleve
land and Ptlsburg railroad all when the Ohio navigae
for between Wheeling and Wesye by leaving Baltimore
in The mail train al ~
Returning trains Wheeling express
train at 80 reaching Baltimore at so the mail train
IL IS p. m. reaching Baltimore N 2, p.
Through tickets by boat from Wheeling for Cincnnai Madison
ouvie ST Louis and other river Cities will be sold al all times
when the of water will admit.
Through Washington and all
cities and the Wes sold the ticket Offices
Of the
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail an leaving Camden stations will take oi
stopping Returning
Wheeling ut II IS, midnght Cumberland at 10 5 and ar
Baltimore at Z, p.
daily Sunday)
in Frederick NJ 40 Rsnnins viii leave Frederick at g.
arriving Baltimore AT 10 30
Ecot Mills accommodation will be daily, (exeepi
SuHda}s) foiiows:
Camden station at 6, a. n., and 3, p.
Leave Eiieou's Mills AT z 80, a. m. and 80, p. m.
Dec lA-du
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NO. oaa
Notice OF Withdrawal Of certain Lands iu
WiseOnsin

hEhhAs Of joint resolution % Congress
W Ncl "A fosoaog explanatory af parsed August nj
nafta add my foa spToved March Z, 1885, rsaung
10 the rrA nnd Nscoasn effect OF which
9 nc t"ea sfse has, by
March alioi directed baI certain in the sra
% on each side Of The fns eai and the Foe
The which
fore wi htfcwn and Withheld for ssd gant) Withdrawn
NON fa'~ or entry for Whatever orders
NOTICE. Is therefore hereby that said iands here
matter described havs this Withdrawn
aeeordingts 60 VIII
in,he dss,ei Of land. subject sale MssAsaai
Norfh Of Ae base ne fAe principal sysfaa
township r. The len bank Wisconsin ver
chips ~ sRd a. Of range o
Iownships ~ iS and IA, of 10.
Iownshp "a, OF mBge III tstF ettFrs
Townsn.ps ns,. y is 10, Y, and Is Of range ia
Iowpsh!ps ~ 10, IL, and ~, OF range 10.
Townsntps ~ ~, and 49, Of IA.
Townships ~ 49, 10 and 90 of range rs.
townships l5 TO- l1, 10, 10, 20, aud ~, of 10.
Townships l5, I6, IL, IA, 49, a0 a. range ".
TOWNSHIPS 70, III, n. 10, 40 81 and m Of range is
Townsius 10, n, 10, TO- 90 ai a. and 49, Of 49,
Townslltp' ~, as, and "a Of range Il.
In Jsric Of iauds subject MtsssAL Pala1
North " the Hms, and sd Ae JofA pinepa eridiaa
of range g.
North of the base line, and east Of me fourth principal meridian.
Townships is l6, Of range g.
Townships is and 49, Of range o.
Townships IS and IL, of range 10.
Townships Is, l6, and IL, of range IL.
hand, the General Iaud Office
Washington, this third day of April. A d. 1885.
BY order Of the Presidents
Commissioner Of the General Land ohee
April 4-2aw0w (nt and Star
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Proposals for building Light house on Seven
foot Knoil,' mouth OF Patapsco river, Md.

TREASURY DEPARrMsSr,
Office Light
Washington ID. O., March 2I 1885.
PROPOSALS received until both April (cn
the bids viii be opened for furnishing the materials
wrought castiron and building upon po
Knol mouth
Md, by the 39th of December next
Detailed drawings plan of the light house be
this Office, (No. 81 Wnders buiding) .1
any bid be accepted, viii be
No payment will ade until the whole work eompleted and
be approved by the The
appointed intend the wokGd having power
reject all materials and orkmanshp in accordance with the
of the contract
right reject ali bids be
deemed advantageous to tae public interest
should seafed and addressed the undersigned
dnrsed "Proposasfor aeyen-foot Knoll Light house.n
EDMD. L. +. II HARDCASTLE,
Engineer SECRETARY.
Mar as-e0dm
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gHDCoIaTE, Cocoa, and sroms.-W, BAKER co.'s
VI American Premium chocolates, and broma
premiums have been awarded by the ehiefinsu'es
fairs Of the Union TOR sale by all the pncpa groceries N
United States, and by their agents
nssey Murray, YORK Grant and Tweils, PhladelPha
lhonaa V. Rrtndge Baltimore; ksnne Dudley, Cincinnati
oslo; and =. u. Howell, GeorFe,owns d. c. rn .5,,,I
Nn3-dly dorchester. Mass
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Nassau HAN college, Of New jersey, prlnee.on
(" Should auId acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought TO min
should auid acquaintance be forgot,
Aud DAYS o. auid lang syne.n

Should au acquaintance be forgot,
And brought min
Should auid acquantancs be forgot,
And days o. aud lang syncH
The year ending June, 1883
OF the ending June 1892 Sophomore
class OF the ending June 1881 aud Freshman
ending June, 1880, hereby
Washington, D. th,td March, ~ 1857,
brighten links ffiendsp which
entirely sever exchange
lives greeting and sympathy and untmeiy
Of their promising compcers.
preliminary meeting OF the selfapponed enmmtee win be
Hotel, Fourth streets,
members classes whom
adopted full attendance possible
In mpan =
Furnish lhc The coHmee by mail with
their respective post Offices.
EDWARD j. GRANT, M. D.,
of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee
ALEXANDER c. bart, M. d.,
OF Phladelpha Psnnsylvania,
j. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
of Winston, Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL r, RICHARDS,
OF Basto and GnRs Works, NJ j.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON.
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
Joms WRlpxAa, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27--awtMarj llnsellgencerl
civilized OF the world
this their editorial columns
through tho
globe al throughout United
casonay this date and the ID Of March A. d. 1857
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Congress approved Sd March, 1884, entitled An
extend righs certain settlers therein
extended above
odd numbered sections within miles each
road where the settlement and Improvement
allotment and paid for
the two dollars and fy before the day xe
public and BY tha approved 9th March, 1884,
tied An for the relief lands reserved for railroad
settled improved the abnveaamed
the pifhdrapa will be enuted
mpions the ordinary minimum of the public lands,
dolnr II
and paid for before the day fixed for the public sale Therefore
every person the right preempion In the
road under tbs Of Sd March, 1884, above
the 4th of February 1883
e date Of aotmen or under the act of 2lth March, 1854 on
tho the original withdrawal Of
Market likewise person entitled preemp
ton under March, the lands ostsid
Of l0st
day required establish the the sasac
register land ofce make
paynaei u.egrE ksd Nv lazy prar ALL
noUce and before the day appointed for the pub
Of the lands embracing
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofice
Feb 9-Iawl3w lint. and Siarl
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psussnes sf law, FRANKLIN PtEsCE, Pre..dsn,
ai os ale WI be- hs a ~ s s,ss sss ss sns .n
ssAis OF MISSISSIPPI eo@ms.ciAa ~os1ay,
sss,s q land ssa.as wss
me state. o. and MIsssrr ssAsscs
s s aS s ssS a g ss -
es ~ me r, y. Ausa. 1884 wtasA -
1855 bat .a,sssasn',y ~i.Adiaxa
% a.. s % s..ss sss: e ss I = .r..
jeet e eniI5 The da,s q sad vbdsswI
september iss4 situated ia the usdsm%nIcn~a sown.hs
Township foav, of range ,hir,e-u.
Towpshlp~ tsree Jsar fee, and siI q range ourtssa
Toaship. ,es Zee, .s ana .sssa, q range sa.sss
aownship~ fps, ssr Asd ,sve@. Of range seventeen.
hereby gwen ali hands situated ost4ae o
a :a,, 2 ous . sn S = sv = ss WI b
sns waasssa .si af ~ xsssss ,s - ~. ~
s u ssa m. Assd.y M .s.:.ss
day Of MareA nsxt 10 witt IL 8Io
In the district Of subject
North ot the base line Of Ms meviiim.
Townships three, four se and seven,
townships ,hree, four i've sa and .eye, o. range thirteen
Township semen, q range anesn.
rSw%Sps s a and .sss 81 range seventeen
Townships hree, toar, ,pc and Of eighteen
In the district Of lands subject DsxoroLIs ALABAMA
NO; Of tAe base line, and 9et Of the principal merlan
Townships thirteen, fourteen, een aud seventeen
Townships thirteen, foureen heen siriecn serenes
rang .#.#
Townships thirteen, oureen tesn sixteen, seventeen
range four
Townships thirteen aud fourteen of range FIVE
The townships wholly
The limits of miles
road, ifaies partly limits, desig
the diagrams which viii furnished
district offices by The Comm,ssonsr OF The General Land Once
The lands will be soid subject the right Of by
September, 1885, States
exceeding hundred side thereof;
the Of land which include
containing The quantities respectively shown by the official
The sections will he offered public order
which advertised the sale will be sa
admit OF Offering all lands, but
weeks and applications make entries Of the lands
offered public under this proclamation will be
until of aIj .l5aaht
Given hand, the OF Washington this
day OF February, Ammo Domn thousand hundred and
hny I'VE.
BY the President
WILSON,
! ] Comm 4 ihn Gener Land OfHcc.
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mo. 534. |
No. 534
notice. OF the es ablishmeni or NJ, additional land

No. 531
NOTICE o q c IA OF n "a
IN district the Stale Of alifornia
Whereas Congress-
March 3 1853, entitled An the
public Cali onian United
authorized such bis Judgment the public
mperativey require, di-
vide State California three land district
of which districts established public
dated 2ist March, 1853 whereas and
have extended California that the
districts by 80 March, 1853
sad
Now, therefore, be known under aud by authority the
Sd United
be divided
districts, boundaries of which follows
All State, commencing Pacific lying
north OF the line between townships and eight q and y north
Mount Dable ne thence said line the
meridian meridian line the line dividing
townships and four g and ~ OF said base line thence
boundary State, sUrrER nIsTRioT"
office for which has been established Marysuihe
All the described limits
line dividing townships and
south, h standard souh will form the g MIDDLE DsTRCr'
the office which Benca all that Of the State lying
ofhe fifth standard parallel the LOWER
office which Is established Los 4ngs
of the said direction the President OF United
under aforesaid the boundaries
mentioned shall future be regarded the limits Of he said land
districts respectively.
hand Washington,
April, A. % 1855 e
By order of the President: JOHN WILSON,
EE Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
ll-1awj3W II g4I y ~
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New Postage Act.-NOtice to the Public ans
Instructions to POstma sters.

hereby gven agreeably of
proved March 3, 1885, the following of postage be
charged and after the first day Of April neat in lieu Of those
established, TO wit:
On mail,
exceeding three
miles, distance exceeding
miles,
after said first day of April letters
such from foreign
to the official business. The ankng
privilege unchanged.
From January eighteen
required postage stamps
which mol have been placed
by the writer's.
of Postmaster General
uniform for the valuable
This provision of law will be carried effect
therefor will be issued
necessary prepared and distributed
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, ATT
March Q, 1855 .. -.
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. snsder's' wines, rh,rsdeiphia.

IoHN " sNlDER dealer in st the former oldeebshed
snider No 6 Walnut street, four doors
Fourth where viii be supplied WIN wines
and liquors on the most accommodating terms
JAcOB sNtnER Ia for the importation o. orisn Wines
oce No 70 Walnut street where he prepared 20 receive orders
winrs houses ~ hn
rop of single dozop and upwards and also scis
Vaughan sndr, the Of his friends and
former customers,
frre of freight.
June a-aly
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OFHCE WAsnIHGTos AQuEpUor,
Washington March 7, ie55.
pRoPOsALs invited cor graduation masonry
4 dams tunnels, Other Washington
Proposals. received e eh Of May will be opened
that day.
MAPS pIoncs and specifications OF the will be
animation on and amer the both day of April next.
Proposals Will be received particular cuive
hdges Sc, dc described 10 the plans aud eciheaiions
Portions only OF the BE- completed under the
present appropriation but all unfinished work Will
be subject 70 future appropriations by Congress The engineer
The night prescribe work To be
OF under
Of The pprupaon holding decide
what works shall be stopped funds heeopc available
la OF the entire stoppaga particular
funds The reserved will paid IT, in the judgment
o engnee the work has been ropesy executed far has
Payments will be made pseie checks the United
treasury the monthly estimates OF the reseyng 10
viii be dion all tha,
shalt be paid wages monthly and specie.
All lids should be sealed aud endorsed Proposals work
the Washington Aqneductr
The United right reject
should they be deemed advantageous make such
considered conducive The of the
responsible persons The 1eci they
take the bidder bidders WILL his their bid
obligation, withn days. with sufficient
for the completion OF the undaken said
by the cefcao or the uutrd STATES district
Judge United district officer
of War; that the guannto able make good their
opened presence bidders, il any
choose 10 be present
M. MEIGs,
Capt. of Engineers, in charge.
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Shopping az snnhampon ho gNng ahd elnFang Ehey oHei
proceeding London and Havre advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from Ssv York 10 Southampton and Bremen
First cabin, main saoOn Si3o cabin, lower saloon, 10
second do, $50
All and newspapers through the posl office
No bills ading win be signed ON the day OF sailing.
An experienced surgeon Is attached 10 each ship.
For freigh passage, appiy 10
@. II. SAND Ii South William ~, N. Y
O.. HENEkEN q Co., Bremen
CROSKEY X Co Southampton
WILLIAM IsELiA, Havc.
Mar 6--dy
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ihs nsne o. ~ ss anlsss hs
rsstacata 20 sne sai~cripua. be nsss sdv4ac~s
lssssa sas~esanss. Gr~ nanes ~
~a~A ~ii Dc psss eyap, aiT saase .ia stsst
usssssssa.
Tine COUNTRY rarEF plsAshrd uA.weskfs d6ans ~
""n- y o"esse~s and Ae@i-~sesg sar.es ne
Subscriptions fos rear viii be received
terms prsrortioasd 90 the above annual rates.
WFosTMAsTEes are authorised eur agents and ~
sensing as ,vs DAILY satseriseo SIS enelossa RVS
a espy rfafu.
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NEW EDITION, IN ONE VOLUME,
or Mr. KIsasLEys Popular Work, nv.
HrPATIAy New Foes with Old Face,
BY Ycast' AIton Locle,r hc Il vol. limo
T Price 81 25- s..54s.s
F the author q ypaia' the London Spectator says Take
literary his who
beside his vars,y and quality osndowmen,s
and in riehnass Of proInise.n
ss-t@ss s-s fF tHatfonas lnsca9vncars
Published BY CROSBY, NICHOLS, Co, boston
April I-3tawsw TAYLOR d MAURY.
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Court OF Claims, sc.

rUARLES LEE JONES' in adduoa 10 bis ordinary Pfacuce ~
circuit Columbia, will practise IN the
Supreme United States and in the newly constituted
against the United states
before the supreme Court and 10 me pros
newly constituted court OF cams ms
mostly retired from general
tracfce do his best To advance lhe success
by written slatement and arguments ana ny an ne'
needhil and proper exertons.
March Y 3awlmM
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tCHAE NOURSE late and for many yea chiel CLERK ~ me
Nj OF Register Of the Treasury w attend 70 ihe ptocat
uv pensions, hafpay, Sc 10 The settlement
several departments 70 the puf-
chase transfer the recep Of unclaimed in
obtaining land warrants sent On
with cents, post nnce stamps War
rants procured for one dollar each.
RsFKRxNcF TO
Is isha Whittssey esq Comptroller Of the Treasury
Nathan Sargent, ESQ late Register OF The Treasury
John Wilson, Commissioner OF the Land once,
n. Giiet, late Solicitor.
The Mayor of Washington.
Corcoran A Riggs; and
The presdsuts and Cashiers bans. Washington
'"' oace No ici i3h street west Washington
MnrI3-d4wscou H
mHENCH,s English Pact and Present
Ic az s.,s .b elartiops pupish.d and fof sale
TAYLOR MAURY's
Narcha bookstore, near sh street
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IRON HALL.
SALES ar AUCTION

SALES ut AUCTION.
THE the auction business hegs leave
his sales OF household
stocks &c. Particular attention given to the arrange
disposal household the sale, de-
will cashed hours after the
delivery Of the goods.
Cash merchandise consigned
will be satisfactory
all intrusted 10 his
c. w. BorELER,
March
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NOTICE the establishment of the Office of
IN veyor general Of public lands for the Territory OF utah
authority approved
a. 1885, entitled An establish the Office Of
school university pnrposesn
President the United Snies has directed thar the Office
Of said Territory be located Great Salt Lake City until
otherwise ordered ass sfFr .g.f fa#H.
Given under my hand city Washington this twenty
fourth day Of March, ammo Domini 1855
ra 5 EH JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner the General Office.
Mar 29-2aw6w fint 4 Snr.j
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NOTtCE.Tbs undersigned Reverdy Johnson Of Bslunofs No.
IN Waiter residing ~ Georectowni u baVe -
papose Of posecsuss e's ~ ~
respectfully ofef isn proc
sioahl persons having business IN mat eoos'
them at ms psc~ ~ fsoshSr
bot conhdcd receive e,r Joint attention.
~f'T Y RFyERUY JoNNsON
Monument sasars, Bsi,inaote
WALTER s cox
>,s.sn "a sostu Georgetown, b. c.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Ihe block ofbuild
ngs known !" the Union Buidingso and now occupied
newspaper establishment They are situated on
street dh and fronting directly on Fem
syyana avenue front by S9 feet deep The
properly susceptible division and and us post
rank the best busnes stands on the
avenue increasing value The time OF the present
expires September next on which day possession
may be had -. - -
Also theetoy brick house on 7 street west Top
Ofice and three doors south OF q street.
Also i7h street wes nxt door to the
govern building OF y aud nth sueSs.
be sold private sale prior To The
of be sold day public aucioa Terms
will be made favorable 10 the purchaser. : -
Apply CH. ~. WtNnhs,
Corner of 18th and q streets.
Mar a0-oawtI5 Missy
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NV youK. BREMEN, AND SOUTH
zsS6& AMPfnN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
SSK.T Tue ships eonprsng this line the WASHING
ward Origins
These stop Southampton going eturuar
d b "A ~ Iass