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.HTPERsoNs SUFFERING FROM DISEASES OF THE
lungs are, in great majority If completely
stored to health by faithful trial Of Dr. CURTISS HYGE
ANA Inhaling VapOr. by the Doctors methcd
treatment the medical agent bTou-ht in dir OntacI
with the diseased parts and cannot TAIL Of having bsue
fetal effect
All druggists sell it,
See advertisement ir this paper.
CAUTI0N-Dr. CUaTIS'S HYGEANA is the original and
"a I'm
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Boarding,

NG.-P easant rooms for summer,
- with boarding for families or single persons
be had by eaEly application al KINGS, 3O3 north
q street, between Sd and AZ. The house is de-
igh fully situated, and has iust been thoroughly rem
0vated and refurnished. Meals furnished tc fami-
lies and day boarders accommodated on reasonable
terms je4-lm*
NO IL E.-FOR REET-PARLORS AND
/ Chambers, with board. Also, table and tran
sieut board with bathing room and shower baths
and every attention to render il most agreeable 10
her bOardeTs. Mrs. r. G. MURRAY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and AZ st.
ap G-3m
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n -OLD SORFS, ULCERS AND ALL BRCPTIONS and
W all diseases arising from nare and depraVed
1.-THE blood See TIE extraordinary Of q
wood, highly respectable citizen Of Richmond, Va Dy
Carriers Spanish Mixture lie had ulcers and
descrE tul, al finally pad, hs unable q
aIk. except cTutches. a few bottles OF T. T )
SPANISH MIXTU RE the blood purifier, cured him
II has cured hundreds Of others who have suffered with
rheumatism bad effects Of mercucy and pains and ulcers
the bones and Joints
s.sSee advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-29

HOOFLAND's CELEBRATED GERMAN mr.
IEhS-Weak, nervous, depressed in spirits, and a
prey W numerabe mental ss well physical evils the
10 dyspepsia, is indeed object
et IS 4Osard Tor MIN to despair. We weak
lO" nervous and irritable he the cordial
ties of HOOP LANDS GERMAN BITrERS prep,red nv DR.
NJ jackson Philadelphia stronger the man
hesueu monster which IL preying his body m
ana II he chooses to try them will speedy
wv e1'oitioemohk ieT-Sm
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THAT'LL DO AN incredulous gentleman,
having been told repeatedly that the weather
y a. warm. this mnrnir- - -
--.-, the trouble to
consult the thermometer to satisfy himself, by
which means he actually asoeriained t. at his
friends a spoken truthfully; for the quick
silver indicated eighty one degrees; ninety at
noon!
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CRIMINAL CoURT.--This morning, George
stafford was TIE! ard found guilty of an as
Ault, nayIns some tine ago, taken part in a
ciai Little ight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-29

HOUSES FOR RENT.-A THREE STORY
IL Brick Dwelling, with a Two story back build.
ing, and all the necessary out buildings situated in
Coxs Row, First street, Georgetown. IL has spa
ciOus padOrs and commodious hall. II is G, ns;t-
eed one OF the most desirable residences in the tbs.
tict. There is an enclosed loi, west and adjoining
The house. The premises are nov occupied nv the
Secretary OF the Interior. Possession may be had
on The 18th July.
Also, substantial two story brick House, with
spacious grounds about it, situated on the southwest
corner of and ooh streets, Washington. Posses
sion given on the 10th July.
Apply to BLADES FORREST.
Corner F and 90. h sts.
je 25-2ws UnteD
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Tor RENT-hT A REDUCED PRICE, fine
Il Brick House, corner OF Massachusetts avenue
and 10Th street, in of the most pleasant parts of
the city. Apply to GEO. T. LANGLEY, On l.,
bstween Ninth and Tenth street, No. sO4
lie 1885,
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DOR RENT-THE BASEMENT OF FORREST
Il Hall, 10 Georgetown and several rooms on first
floor. Possession given on I'd July. The main Hail
or concert Room is newly benched, and will b
rented by the night or season, on moderate terms.
Apply to b. FORREST,
j. G-2wf Corner and 20jh SIS
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POST OFFICE ExrESSIoS.-Workmen have
keonmeneoi laying the granite foundatio Of
1e additions 10 that beautiful edifee Accord.
jug 70 present appearances, tho utmost cars
las been taken to render the wallis more thsn
|znsuSlly sslid and enduring.
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PIc-NIcs ara the order Of tie day. Hall
dofen, at least, have already taken place this
week yesterday there was one at Cu.tis's
ISprngs, sDd there is TO be another there Ia
day; while at HOove:'s beautiful country resi-
|denee, over the aqueduct, party Of about a
IhupFed kre enjoying themselves.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-16
Proposed Laws.

Ths fl'nwine Bills tor ruhlic Acts, viz l: An Att to encourage thr Rcformaiian of Ohsnde,s.r and aise An Act i, adaaioa 10 sr Act relating 10 Consis.p seso confinuesf sn Inc next srssinn or the General ssembiy. and osdcscJ 10 hr pnblisLed wish tue laws oi tho prceenf seesina.
 ND SHERRY. sse'y of ssase. An Act to cncouss 1c the Reformation q or.
 fas der. ss Be Il enacted ty Ik< Sensfs sad Hsnse # Rp. reseafatires, in Genersi s1ssemety eonesaek ]. Src |. Tint orc third of tho earnings. of stl the canv;css roniiveA. os hereafter io' be confined in n. siase Prisca. shall he sc cs.ved by the Wardrns and Discefoss of said prison. for ibc usc snd hcncfi. of tlpcs
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-16
CHAPTER cxnl.

An Ae; relating se ,he appointment of Town
 TfcaSurtfs.
 Be t saaeted ty tie Ssnase ead Homse q Rspssstxisiirss tn Gsasyaf .fsssmbiy eoartaed {; That ~hertscrtlae niiisr u lrsssuscs shall become varars n any town in ihis siaie bs rsason pf dr7s',, vesi.nsiion ns otherwise, s shall he .hc daiy ct the ssIculm@a U sac., town 10 appoint sar.c prapnr rcr<on Id exc e.rr the dusies of sand dtIice, and Inc person 70 appointed. npon taking slse oath of office and giving bonds. ~ills sun ly, to the sati>fsc- tiea of said srlectmes nay exccuse slie du- ties of ih~ nti~s of sssrsurcs unisi such tine as sasd sIIscs may bs iiilrd N tho ehsscc ~ the lessi vssess U soeis .o~a. aeedtding 10 hw.
 App.evsd May aa. ssss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-16

that the owner or owness of sncls dng or dogs nav camponnd t0r the lise of snch dog or dogs, on such terms ss sl.sll be agreed upon iy il,e sclecsmen of such so.sn.
 Sec !. Nothing in iIsis sct shall bc so con eirned as n pvcvcus, or make q unlawful tor any persan to kill any dog or dags caught n fi,e act of killing or.worsying rssrp-
 Sec. 8. Al acts, or pafts of nets inconsist- en, herewith are hereby repealed.
 Approved, June 95, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-16

l. A. C0.vSTITUTTON.la aa iIs.ia
 Ala General Assembly of the Stare Of Con-
 necsicui, holden at Hartford. on the first "Wednesday of May A. D. 1S55.
 ResolDcd ty Ae House of RrpreseHta- tires That the following amendment. 10 the ] constitution of this State be proposed. and that the same. when adopted and confirmed
 according tn the provisions of The cbns,ifu. sion. shall be in all respeets, a part thereof.
 < Tue judges of the supreme court Of errors and of the superior court. appointed in the sesril S55. and thereafter. shall hold. !. their offices fof the aerm of eight years. bur may be removed by impeachment. and shc' Governor shall also remove them on the address of two-thi,ds pF each house of iLe General Assembly, No judge of ihe su- preme court If errors. or of the superior
 court. shall gsbe capabls ofs holding office after be shall arrive at the age of seventy s.a.rsss a.sg H fsasss ssssss1 s sn sifst
 Rrsolsed That the sogeeoiag proposed smendment of the constitution be con psinpsdl to the next session efthe General Assembly,
 and bs published with ths lsws of ,hiss sss- sion. saet s.sas ssssas is. ss s issse z PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE | CONSTITUTION = z E. = E Resofrcd That tEs folloHing he proposed. as an amendment 10 eoonstitation of this State. which. whsn approved and adopted in the manner provided by the constitution.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-16

been rendered by said Court in any case, execution may forthwith be issued, unless III, appeal be made. to the Superior Court. to be held in the County where such iadg- ment was rendered. ,witlin ten days from the rendering of said Judgment. and sucl, cnurt shall tslke penal bond with surcties from the parties so arpeafng. conditioned that such appeal shall be prosecuted at the next sessiun of the said Superior Court for said Caumtvs and thnf unless q nssrc favor- able judgment shall ls obtained by the ap- pellsnt in the Sapcrisr Court the appellant shaii rccoscr, no costssof such apraal. and the Ca0rt may at is discretiDn allow luublc costs tn tho appellee. k
 Sec.7. By consent ia writing of parties to any cuse, a hearing of such cas-. may be had with jury, and before any Court of Rcconciliation, in any town in this State. Sec. B. Service of noticc pr of my cita- ton aforesaid duly made on s,iy party. ,:,,t permanent resident in fllfs Stats, sinh bc good and valid. the sumo as if the sai,l par- ty w.a q resident of this State.
 Sec. 9. The cnsnprnsafipn to lJc usist t., the Judges aforesaid, for services lc..lerc under tl,is net, shah be thc samc as is nov allowed by hw to justices of the peace for services reislered. < s'' E Sec. 10. All acts or parts of acts ;ncou- siztsnt herewith arc hereby repcalcd.
 The following rropossd amendments to Inc constitution were continued to the next session Sf the General Assembly, and order. sd to De printed with iAe laws of the pre- sent session. Attest, \. D. SsIRar. S.c'y.
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thing propitious and among the multitude throng
ing the harbo not accident occurred the
inner specimen OF al architecture
be found ahos The two Mckays the great builder and the
great captain, both Of whom have recently returned from
Europe In ectases about her, They the best and
OF the English and French ships and declare that
everything which constitutes perfection in ship, the
Merrimac Is much superior 10 thing they After
mandants OF the 'sod Of Boston, partly compliment
the commodore aud partly expecting have the pleasure
seeing the Secretary OF the Navy His appearance
quite disappointment. Mr. Dobbn is popular cab
officer ia this quarter The efficiency of his ad
Inintrann meets with very general approval which his
personal intercourse fails not 10 improve. regret that he
could grace the occasion with bis presence, and
democrat N specially sorry that he could meet with
large body OF the portion Of the old whg party
the only safeguard against anacism and awessnes
So rife among 81"
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LOCAL NE WIS.

On Thursday evening last the good citizens OF WAshng
Ton favored with nothing rs cation meeting
Ia gratitude doubtless for the scuescen part which Wash
ngton nothogis has recently taken Ia making such
liberal concessions the slavery sentiment OF New York
and New England. There several hne bands OF music
Ia attendance the pyrotechnic display liberal scale
the weather charming and all public places of
closed this Of the year, there dii
hcuy in obtaining large and enjoyable audience who, II
they did fully appreciate the patriotism Of the speakers
insensble the delights Of good music the
ta excitement Of fireworks the soothing influence Of
SOFT moonlight evening June. These ratification meetings
might be popuarized in Washington this summer partoa-
larry if the aduncts named preserved snd the speak
ing omitted.
PunIIc SCHOOL gxAalSArioSs--An examination OF the
following schools viii take place ON Tuesday next the 26th
instant
Senior department Of primary No. s. first district base
men OF Lutheran Church. Of 18th and II
Messrs. Bennett, Polk, and Bates Miss II. II. Baker
teacher.
Junior department Of primary No. I, second district
Methodist Church South, sh Acsrs Bacon, Dick
inson, and Pearson. Mrs. Il. Myers teacher
Primary No ., third district Messrs Davis and Knight
Primary No. l. fourth district street. (Island)
18th Messrs At Lee, Magradsr, and Hanson Mrs. Skid
more teacher.
LAso wAaRASrs.The following the rates for
land warrants with the brokers in this city l6oacre
rants l08 to 100 per l20acre warrants l07 to
los cents per
w. H. Aspinwall and George Steers. esqs of New York.
and Collector Brown, Of Philadelphia among the recent
arrivals in Washington.
Hon. A. Dudley Mann late Assistant Secretary of State,
has taken apartments Wizards Hotel Old Point Com
fort where he designs spending considerable portion Of the
season.
The northern mail due here last evening failed to
meet at Philadelphia.
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WnAT KSow-soTHIsGsH HAS DoNE.--First Every Con-
gresham elected BY the know uothngs pledged to repeal
the Nebraska bill and to modify repeal the fngvesave
law Second The nine United States elected
far by know-nohing legislatures ayowedy uncompro-
missing aboliions Third Every governor elected in the
free States by the know-nothngs is abotionist.
Fourth The negroes OF the North one with the
knownothings and have been repeatedly oompmened for
their patriotism in thus voting by the knownohing organs
Fifth The know nothing legislature of Massachusetts, has
removed Judge Loring from Office tor having returned the
fugitive slave Burns his lawful MASTER in accordance
with the requisites Of tho laws of the United States Sixth
The grand councils Of the know nothngs in the States of
Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire have
passed strong ant-savery resolutions Seventh. The
know-nothing legislature Of Massachusetts, has passed
law admitting negroes TO the public schools Eighth The
kncwnothing House Of Representatives of Congress is
thoroughly abolitonst in tendencies and character.
Mobile Register.
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Soppage Of letters. Opinioa March Is, 1855. i'll.
ID. Bacon, member Of the firm OF Page Bacon of st.
Louis and also of that of Page Bacon Company, Of San
Francisco, applied the Postmaster General FOR order to
the deputy postmaster Of the city Of New York. that all the
correspondence OF the firm ia San Francisco addressed
their several agents in the Atlantic and States and
daily expected IN New York by the steamer bringing the
mails from San Francisco should be delivered to him. ii. ID.
Bacon.
Heidi The writer Of letter has such general property
in ii entitle hm in every to reclaim it while IN
traiisitu.
O. Exceptional may exist Of right reclaim letter
10 the analogy of the of soppage IA tansa by the
law merchant
3. All such exceptional each depending its
special merits and there authority in law for the
the order akcd in this OF the Postmaster Gen
eral
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six. nrroh.ss EuulA.n @ra hrench Roar isss and
Day s~houf, No. ass feaK@sy is@NA@ @tSA@~t
fhaeeiph., hAtirg taken tF i.e n tnN
vi u sisaAia NtsHue th ebfh
kuldiagss viii GA Mnnday 7rfthat
TO- sss, boarding school "a sal.s sfl lfN
in-a sons "a " et.. sh
Mars Hal, eed'ngea NfN 4snsts asa
Eyise6ai fhaaephiei erHhss hFi - sAt
advantage ~ abe Organization = O.,
history. and iiselasAfe - is hNtfP A
psonasnt hsf system u ~ aiNn'
viii ~ taught ~ ue net rf't
ae'Af wt he aNMf1 ~ e
acquisition Of Partisan pEpannes4Na sur's
Had Al t9 piAnesi fA
stores, es of Miss brooke, No set street
The right Rev. Annxo Potter, ~ u
The Eixh. Rev. q. w. paaBe ~. H.
A. Dallas Coast
Professor Joseph Heavy snith@oniaa pstNte
ceu. John Mason. Wasarstan, u. @.
W. Gsrcutsa. 10. q.
Hon. lanes Csmphri, Postmaster .ercfsL
tloa. Ehs lie wis Chief Justice ~ PENNEY lSan.A.
Hon q. woodward, Jadse Of supreme Cou Of fnni
Hon. Gso yas, N. c.. Ne~ jersey.
nv nsad Brooke ssunabse lady af great intel
qualifications TEACHER, whose fl
English literature sspeeai ennte hes q hsa seseFa
AMMAN fRAtENt
Jane2
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DEPARTMENT. NEW 3.


Notice AaraersExtract Of letter from correspond
ent at Para, Brazil, dated the 2ith ultimo;
thinking that may be interesting navigators take
the liberty OF informing that Captain James Steel of tbs
British brig Amazon Of Liverpool has communicated Il
that tie 9th Of November, 1884 his passage
from Denersra Liverpool in latitude 80 deg. so min
NORTH longitude SO deg. 20 min west he passed
rocks apparently about two and half iathos under
The being very smooth the te they appear
ed like the tops OF white coral rocks The water deo
ored considerable distance and there
several Sounded Immediately passing
aud found no bottom with ninety fathoms
Captain Steel informs that he has knowledge OF
these rocks being noted any chart and that he rely
upon bis reckoning TO mile having just before taken good
observation"
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nUN Ia no "a du~ 10 numerous
OF fAds duFiuE
aetua and eapeec
adhere strictly ht Ve0
syssm fay las,ncd expecting further and enaed
o sacs.
bills wh awAff lhat ht go
identical others who buy t me ease
hence respectfully asist fiHd ean1rl
All be promptly eetsd ~ cash
orr at dstrs.n
regard favor u all tcxeept iavalds VIII 3
have ssn hout 20
exchange utavWiaAy dshAS
stock and creates Inevitable ascouess,
n DRDTHER.
- Central s4ores.~ Uuiidine,
Jupa el-ceiouf Opposite Centre Market
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The ladies desire to return their thanks all the gener-
e contributors Of natural and Artificial flowers refresh
ens pictures looks and the beautiful variety 81 crochet,
embroidery and fancy work 10 the committee Of arrange
meAb g. their efficient services and 10 tho ladies and gem
anta visitors - the fair Cor the liberal patronage which
- made such acceptable addition to their fund The
aas askaowsdge the heality u the Charleston Gas
tp@pAag y Feasiiag their biz for gas during the fair
Charleston Mercury
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carry their trenches considerably the main
ditch II they have not the Mamslon viii have 20 be
abandoned now Sapan February "a &nd may
be reoccapied by the Russians the next night On this
question must walt for complete information.
We knew from the correspondence OF the London Times
that late May II, such batteries were M exist
encc; according that suthory the allied lines must
then have been much 700 yards more from Aa-
koH
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Gem pletion or Panama Railroad.


. t1sl,<d States nsil steamships i.ave New YORK
8ssk far AsOssxsn 5sh eStl ~ each month,
connecting wih muaa steamers nom fsSsn'A % san
TG~ approved Navy
pcpas,nsst and esayanty speed and safefy-
re psnssas railroad cog'stss fo
10 crossed hosss rhs sasrsxs Of
In san Frsnto, and
me mopey paiA Ia New rak III sApsnsss u s TIP
In New YpA, Panama and
Fasco, Asesssoa of aeeidest that
a eMtkvety yeiises
Passengers leave Panama day iasy Aspin
wall
Conductors 20 through ~ ~sch and take charge
wour nd children without 0sh~s pSot~ctevs
through tickets the lowest rates Apply ~ r nny IN
es,s street, New York, 10 L. w, RAYMOND.
MAye-~du
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rho. 54o.l

No. 54o1
Notice or tbs disrontinuance If the Unifrd states
Land once Defiance, tn the state or Onto.
pursuance Of law and IN vie
N report land officers DEFIANCE onio 'hn inc
reduced below hundred thousand
acres directed that said land Of
Ace and that the lands aiming
Of made subject sale
entry remaining land once in the STATS
ONO.
Lands remaining unappopiaed by law aud suhjec
private entry Office discontinued, viii "a
OF receipt OF this
notice register receiver ihersof and the land ocefs
the day when thef
prepared receive applications fs entries OF any saeh
lands their office. ,.,,,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
wAsHrreros, D. c., June 10. 1852
June a3--aw6w Int q car
NJOHTONS short nib Gold Pens. of the nn~st York
aud finish, their action from
writers who have thso moi Deeh aee 70
make of any metallic whatever
Also Basey gold pens including all the best varieties msde
wholesale retail al the
ufacturer's lowest prices in every case - .
June 80 rAaSen '"'1o"-
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Fort LarameAs we inmsted yesterday the department
dscreds the reported capture of Fort Laramie We have
been favored with the perusa Of letter from Major Cady
command, Fort Laramie, dated June B. eleven
miles from Blue river and nine days from Fort Leaven-
worth Mention made Of meeting with Lieut. Heath, di-
rect from Fort Keany who stated that he found the Indians
troublesome.
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ny ,. G. MCGUIRE. A.css~.ser.

By ,. g. MCGUIRE, Awctssnesr.
.,upERIoR FAMILY CARRIAGE, FRENCH PLATE MIR
ror# und Of handsome furniture ercessn mitch
&c AZ Wednesday June ~, at ~ ocos shall
.. "f Commodofe fau'dnW Washington
nays-yard, ioI,ovs sces, viz - !,
Three sv. aLd handsome plate mirrors, rich gin
frame
Egyptian rsabe rosewood table handsomely esse"
Ten reception chairs
Roses cd, csmson, plush covered afm-chafrs
Crimson nd p~rpr damssk covered rockers
Gill Chandeliers are lamps
Mahogany hail stand, dining chAifs, hc.
hne family carriage order BY Wood, ron'as"n,
York, 600.
Ned q cover, &c
One vesysu superior mitch cow
Terms $50 and unaer efed 81 w ana
asys tf ensorsed bearing interest
'f 49, = JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
,un.o, Al. Aocsioneer.
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Glover Perrin a. Willis wife and Amanda A. Hendricks
yrHEREAS Perrin has filed petition praying for The pa
ton setting 10 lots II aud ~ in the city
showing that the nsmed defendants have an
ia sad said parties and
swer petition second Monday In October 1872 IN hs
court county Ftoda the win be taken
@ eanrssso il ia further this be published
The Florida Democrat the warrington
IJn,on and The New York Journal Of Commerce,
'A''' ""' ~ THos. +. KING, Judge.
PENSACOLA, June Is, 1858.
June x3-law9m
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NEW GOODS FOR GEyTI.EMEN p, \, STEER, mer
IN street. received New
York very and addition his stock srng and
consisting ducks drills, se f pap
Marsers vcsting both plain coeed, The
and pretest styles In This market al q witch ne
Gem
would do well call ensy they ws choice
styles.
May lG--3taw2wif
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KNOW -EoTnIyGisa.-WHAT fT.-
When future American annast says the Vieksburl
Sentne) 10 detail the rise progress aud decay
the factions which have coaesced under the of know
nothngs overthrow the democracy his work viii be
ranged and written somewhat after the following fashion
CHAPTER I-RnE or 0RpER:
Jack and Gill up the hill.
CHAPTER U.--OBJEcr or coALrTroSi
To get pail of water.
CHAPTER IlI.--WHAT BEFEL WING
Jack fell down and broke his
CHAPTER IV.-WHAT BEfEL THE
And Gin came tumblng
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nv JAMES q. neouIRE. Aaes,oassr.

t,xECuToRiS SALE or DESIRABLE IMPROVED fhpf-
II erty on Monday afternoon June a5sh a. ocoe
xn, fronting ~
i9h aad 18Th Streets running back
with improvements, consisting on thes
story brick dwelling house and back building
Terms the residue - twelve eisheea ana twenty
G mopths with deed OF trust on as prop
erty
y JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June % ID a"en hesh