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HORACE MERRILL. Boot and Shoemaker.
Boots and Shoes neatly repaired, and all orders
promptly attended to. Shop one door below the
Washington House.
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A DECIDED SELL.-Lady Cubebs had a
great passion for the garden and the hot
house, and when she got hold of celebrity
like the Rev. Sidney, was sure to dilate on
her favorite subject Her geraniums, her au-
riculars, her dahlias, her CARNATIONS, her aca-
cias, her lila regia, her ranunculus, her mary
golds, her peonies, her rhododendron procum-
bens, mossy pompone and rose pubescenes,
were discussed with all the flow of hot-house
rhetoric. "My lady," asked the reverend
wit "did you ever have a psoriais septennis ?''
"Oh yes-a most b-e-a-u-ti-f-u-lo one. l gave
it to the Archbishop of Canterbury. Dear
mani and it came out SO in the Spring."
The psoriais septennis is the medical name
for the seven years itch. .......t..r..,
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HENRY GRIFFIN, Commission Merchant and
General Agent, Dealer in Salt, Flour. Dry and
Green Fruits Provisions, Family Groceries
Drugs Medicines, Perfumery, &C., &C., at his old
stand opposite the Washington House, Grand
Haven, Michigan. =
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According to the Cleveland Plaindeater,
there are in the single township of Stratsbor-
ough, Portage county, Ohio, forty-nine, dairy
men, owning an aggregate of thirteen hun
dred COWS. None of these have less than
ten COWS, and one has one hundred. Some
have eighty, some fifty, thirty, and so on. 2
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R. M. MITCHELL &. CO., Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, Fire Proof Brick Ware
house, Nos. 1872 and 1914 South Water Street.
Chicago, III. Goods received and forwarded to
Grand Haven with dispatch, and at the lowest
figure. Cash advances made on consignments
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B. BID WE'LL 8 SON. Confectionery and
Bakery, Grand Rapids, Mich c. B. Albee agent
for Grand Haven and vicinity
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Money is defined to be composition for
taking stains out Of character. sq'rpE o1
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Eg- The following notice is said to be
posted on pew door, in one of the magnifi-
cent churches of New York, where the cup
per-tendom" assemble, of course for the wor-
ship of that God whose watchful care is alike
extended to high and loW.:
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Time between Washington and wheeling but nj
Through Tickets and baggage checks TO be bad I'm
the Northwest, and southwest.
The cmnexion between trains Washington
Washington Qatry called Relay toue) miles
washington and The Ohio river Baggage checked through
Wheeling Washington station and rechecked and transferred
through beyond The connecting
Washington daily at Q, and AZ, nj on Sundays at the
Wnssins direct with the Of the CEN
Wheeling, through Cambridge. GAINESVILLE and Newark
for saSu e
AZ trains with tasr
# the Little Mimi railroad 10 Xena, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
yLat &c A. X"aa oa, Ls Miami y, N %
Hau'e, Lafayette. Chicago Rock Island $, Lou'-, nc
Na,chex, OneaSs &C. sold Washington,
transferred nj Cincinnati TO the mail steamers on The ono
Tickets Evansville, Cairo, and st. Louis sold BY h
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland 10 Toledo Detroit Chi
WharInr aud wsiIssi'is, Cory mos where
Travellrrs requested that while only
aordns hrou sse.s and checks ~ ~ NM Is ao
great The distance from washington 10 Cincinnati is
hui d,s nc being about 90 mites shorter Than 'y 'ny Other
Ere by through icke, from Washington: whesng 90 e'
By raroad BY .teamer from c'aesna U.s. lndanapo
Chicago an ps Memphis a
For Frederick ana apsrs Ferry Msnsbus Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedfd snrngr Piedmont oakand and Fa%oun'
between Baltimore and Wheeling take 8,
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis &c. special nd
Yor further nformaon through tickets &c. apply to TIL H.
Master OF Transpor,a,ion Baltimore and
May 5--dtf Ohio Railroad baltimore
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DN petition of John ]. Greenough, New York New
York, praying tie of patent granted
sewing machines, - years
the expiration said patent which taAes place the 2ii
Of February, A ID. 1856
II is ordered said petition
Monday, the aih day February 1885, IL O'Clock,
persons notified appear cause
they hare, why said petition ought moi 10 be granted
Persons the extension required nile in the Patent
Office their objections, specially forth writing, twenty
before the day hearing; all testimony filed by either
hearing taken transmitted accord
with the rules Of the oce which will be furnished appi
cation,
testimony day January
depositon papers relied upon testimony,
office before morning
the Arguments II any, within ten days thereafter.
Union, lntcli
eence Evening Star, Washington, d. O.. Pennsyvanan,
Philadelphia Pa. Jnurnni Of ce, York,
Post, Massachusetts,
the Alb day OF February Of
ing tHAkLES MASON,
Patents
s,-Edors papers please copy
Office with paper containing this notice.
NV 2l-law3w
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washington, November 81, 1850
IN of Andrew Raon, Middeown, Penn
syyana praying for the granted
thesing niaeines"
m the expiration of SAID PATENT which takes place on The 2ls
day OF February A. D. it56--
petition be heard Patent Office
Monday, February, it56 IL O'clock and all
they
said petiion ought not 10 be granted
opposing required file Patent
AFFECTIONS, specially forth wrHg at least
days the all dled by eitb
said hearing taken IN
rules OF The Office winch will be furnished
app.ica'Ion
The testimony in the viii be closed the 25h day of
and other relied
aied office
day; the arguments IL any, wi,hin len days hcrearr
that notice be published IN The Union Iniel
Evening ashinaton d. O. Pc u
of New York; ", u
weeks Alb day of Feb
tuary next, the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Comms of Patents.
SEdtos of the above will please copy their
bills the Patent 'ice with containing this notice.
Nov 22-law3w
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THE DAILY UNION
|" Should suid aequainfasce be forgot,
Add never brought 10 aim /;
Should auid acquaintance be forgot,
And DAYS % asld luna syne.n

Should su,d aequainta@ce be forgot,
brought 10 min
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auld lang syne."
The members he class ending June, 1899
the ending June, 1884, the 5oph
ending 1884, the Freshman class
hereby
d. o. by the THIRD OF March, A. o. 1887, at The latest
links The chain love friendship which
tide entirely exchange IN their
greeting sympathy, lament he untney fate
OF their promising cOmpeers.
preliminary meeting OF The soiLappoined committee will be
held Monday September A. d. 1855, the United
Hotel, Ch.snut Fourth Finn
when the will be
adopted 10 secure full an attendance as possible
whom this addressed VIII be
good furnish he secretary the committee by mail with
their respective post Offices
of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, M. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J.. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania
PHILIP pENDLEToN,
OF Winston Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
Balst, Glass Works. N.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHE WEIpsAH Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
27-lawtMar3 IIntelgencerl
All The civilized the world
this their editorial columns,
beers scattered through the
visions the globe and all throughout the United
States Of America requested grauops insertion
csonay between this date aud the ID OF March, A. d. 1887
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Posr ovvlog DxpAxrxssr,
November 70, 1855
day bruay, 1885, day Juue 1854, nclu
se The following route in the State q and IN the
specified, he Contract
Once Of Post once Department, Of Washington
uaI m Of The 10Th January 1885, TO be decided on the next
7e0a From Monsons By Steep Creek For. Deposit Butler
mile. and bach aai'y win aide supply q Sfssns.
gomsry be performed double line
had, using wasoas Of sufficient capacity
70 Whatever asil may be daily received at Mont,
bile in such class Of steamboats, he suitable in
he srrvs al Vii o. The year The entire
and exclusive control Of the accepted bidder or sddes
OF other having right 10
late interfere win the arrivals and departures Of said
Leave Leave s 4, ssss,s daily s.s q, 4Spm
Jane, and a. 7, m. residue ofyeari
Arrive Ut Montgomery in ~ hours BY H. M from LIST No
vember TO 'st June aud by Up M residue o. year.
No pay trips performed
omissions satisfactorily explained three times The pay q The
depending mails, and sufficiently excused
a 81 s for s 5 Ss 70
sactoy explained by certificates of the athda
Or into pos. Office Is, suffer ns BE- destroyed
bed. and fol reiuse after demand, the mail
frequently running
hces the G.. may
ossyDs The post oies laws or lie
The Postmaster General alter The schedule He
crease on The sn.rae pay H. may ai.o ea or
s ss % so , 2" % .. ss e
dispensed The bids should addressed Second
The 10 be and returned 70 hs
before the 18th Of February, 1885, foshsr
pamphnt advertisement for conveying The u labama
h''''Dp Arkansas louisiana and T lanes Of nS s
Nov 24-d4w Postmaster General
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petition of William Grimes, Of Philadelphia Pa, pray
for the OF granted him February
1912 spark for
the expiration Of said which takes place the eb day
OF February, 1856
said petition be heard Patent Office
Monday aah January 10 O'Clock, and all
appear show they
why said petition ought I've granted.
the required file in the Patent
objections specially forth writing,
days before the day OF hearing All testimony filed by either party
said bearing BIO taken
the Office. which will be APP
plication.
The testimony win be closed the 18th January
1856 deposons and other papers relied upon testimony
mus IL the before of
the arguments, il any, within days reafcr.
published the Union ntel
gencer and Evening STAR Wasington D. CT PennsyIvanian
Commerce, New York. N. "
week successive
previous the 25lh of January the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of
P. sEditors papers please copy,
bills the Patent Oce with containing this
Nov I'll
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A v on se n usts, aud on the nature and
law and Of those which
Francis William
esq edition the last LONDON edition
by Sanders John Warner with ref
American by member Of the
phiIad~ phia In one, eyo,
Just published FRaNck TAYLOR.
Nov
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Law school OF Cumberland University. at Lebanon.
Tennessee. u
L judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Of the ndgcs supreme
OF Tennessee. Fl
Hon. Bomneld Ridley,
Judges CaTuhers Green dew their whole
to the school,
Pian (insrsto~l Daily each on the
text books No regular of lectures explanations
daily Lessons IN the progress Of the examinations.
Weekly ofcOmmOn and equity, in which
dents suits Of facts
and them through all the
Practice The framed require them
dence in the by appeal
yupeme which 10 held monthly the and
public the end session. The students
circuit and chanceos Official
Sacies connected with their suits
Seujon--The the third Sep
tembeT and ends third Thursday In February The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends second
Erysnse pen sssstomruIon ESQ., advance conneen
which can be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required complete unless
dents advanced No previous ndy required
nasOn There four regular classes. Students
any time during the collegiate
There q Legislature connected with school,
Number students tho last collegiate eigbty-six
ROBERT l.. CARUIHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
ERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston bx
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
ahe neutrality-suspicious. convenences the
4 OF the travelling public.
Dec II -dIy
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILIN,-la55

Stopping Southamptor both going md reiunng they ot1
avre advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passase from Nep York to Southampton aM Bremen.
First cabin saloon, $3.50; cabin saloon, 81
second do, $780, .
and newspapers must through the Pc -Vce
No bills iadina will signed the day of sailing
An experienced surgeon 10 attached to each ship.
FOR freight passage, apply 10
g. ii. SAND, IL South William ST., N. Y.
G.. A HEiNEKEN 4 Co. Bremen.
CROSKEY 4 Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
Mart
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No. 544.
Notice Of the Reopening of Tho DanviIle Land Omce
in Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Sep. ~, 1855
INSTRUCTIONS this day been register
receiver OF Danve land office In Illinois prepare
the lands remaining said DISTRICT and give thirty days'
OF receipt said
eopening Office and the in which applications will
be received by them.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Sept2l--2aw6w llniel s. StnrJ Commissioner
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xARHsTH BELLS Chsmed by he Poets. Illustrated
by Birkeu Foster in the highest style Of and elegantly
bound in arahesqne
Tho Eve Of e. Aana by John Keats illustrated by Edward
II. Wehurrtt elegantly hound, 81
These specially appropriate
ton at the approaching festive season.
For saia TAYLOR n MAURY,s
neoe Bookstore, near street,
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{ No. 547.I
Notice

Ofhe discoanaanee certain United States Land Oices
the States Of Illinois, M.chiyan, Wisconsin, and iopa
NDER The provisions OF The second section o the act Of Con
gess approved 12 which declares "that
quantity land unsold land
shall be reduced than hundred
sand such districts shall be discontinued &c and c0mp-
with other laws the subjects hs Secretary Of the Interior
has directed that the following offices be discontinued, viz
Shawneeowh and Kaskaskia In Illinois.
kaiaiasxoo, Michigan.
an,waukie, WiScpHsin.
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands un-oi and undposed Of the above districts
will b. suje those offices the date OF III
by registers
points, and will he made subj q to entry as o0ws
sbuwne.town Kaskaska be ed the Springfield
dstic Illinois,
KaiaInaz 10 the f,nia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee 10 Ill Menasha district, Wisconsin,
Fairfield 10 the Ch,ri,on district, Iowa.
The officers the of consolidation will give public
Of the days which they will respectively
applications for entries Of such lands their Offices.
Given under hand, the city Of Washington this 2h
November, A. D. 1855.
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Nov l4-1nw6w
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mo. 548.1

No. 54Sl
NOTICE OF the location or the two land Offices
the Office OF tho surveyor general In Kanaas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE that pursuance of the 18th of
approved 2d July 1885, creating land offices for the
Territories Of Kansas and and of the fret section Of
establishing office Of for said
tories the Office for the has
OMAHA CiTr The Nebraska Territory
the office for the PAwEEx and OF the
KRA LIE CohrroN" the Of Of Kansas Ter
u0ry.
Given under hand the city Of Washington this twenty
sixth day of November, A d 1885,
BY order Of Ihe Presidents
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commits sioner ri the General Land Once.
Nov 29-law6w Intel and Star.
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HDME; MAN FACTURES.
FAfrvteSv Cotton Wos KS,

Near the Canal Basin, .aiepandria.
FITZPATRICK BURNS proprietos, and manufacturers OF
yas carpet chain, sail twinc, wrapping twne, cord
co,t,n b It's. sc
Order. Washington ecifny spccd for
articles, which VIII deliver Washington
Baltimore pthe, northern markets. All
prompt attention by addressing above.
Oct I'D m s. h
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,


THE studies institution the
August Thursday June. The
board and So annum, payable srniannu
paaish, Italian German and Latin The
department composed OF pupils under nine
si0o per pay abc half yearly IN advance.
inquiry should address 1.-THE MOTHER SUPE
MIR Of Joseph's Academy, Eunshurg Frederick county,
Maryland.
Jul
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JlOR~i .~Ir.--trte S6OO-Ap excellent pair NJ
IL dfecn ami bo, five half
old. well rok-n and in both and douh har
and saddle May few Cow
ng's stable. 18th and Alb 1hese
horses viii he sound in particular nd believed
without kind. They admirably suited
Of wishing
II they sold fore Tuesday, the tth day of December
they will be offered public SALE,
opposite NcGue's auction II o'clock and will be
positively sold 10 the highs Il bidder.
NAsHrssros oiTY, Nov. %, 1855.
Nov
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Law Notice.

BRowx, STANTON, AID WALKER.
vIJM r. BROWN FRED. 2. STANTON and j. KNOX WALK
for practising law in The supreme
Cour, of the InireA Washington
Offices in Washington and Mem
parties will be found NJ either place. and
cteu addressed 10 them receive attention.
ApfiI and sentinel copy.l
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CautiOn--LO Lottery Frauds.

OrFfcR the MAINLAND CnssoIfDA Txp LOTTERIES,
baltimore, Masyand, July l, 1886.
THE commissioner of the Maryland lotteries
his duty caution the public axaius i
circulate by otherwise fraudulent lottery schemes
al wholly fictitious
Tho only loterien Maryland those daily,
the or te people
approve the
schsmes md 10 attend TO the draw ings.
All the tickets in these lotteries and all certificates
tickets the oa aphed az X Brenan
the Office OF t- Marylaa Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore Maryland" All Others fraudulent.
For tu Information the subject Of those frauds address
r. X. brennan,
Sept 96dly baltimore. Maryland.
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The ships will be accountable for gold
bullion specie eey precious metals, unless bills OF
Shippers pease that the ships Of this tine
carry goods coniraband of war.
Novl Adj
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sEN YORK. BEEMEn, AND SOUTH
<& hMPTON UNITED STA TIES MA IL STEAMERS
&&63 The ships comprising this line the WASHING
- TON, Capt. f. Cavendy HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward Higgins.
These Southampton both going and returning
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COMPLETION OF Panama Railroad.
-. Red,rfian Of Enre 10 California.

COMPIet1Oh OF PAhaMa KaiIrOau'
Reduction Of Fare 10 California.
= - Uaited Stntes steamships leave New York
AspnwaM o the 5h aud goth Of each month,
N8H connecting with mail from Panama 10 San
Francisco.
inspected aud approved by the Navy
Department, guaranty speed and safety.
Psema completed from
hours. The
checked New York through San Fancsro and passen
money paid nj! expenses of the
port In New York; Panama, and
detention in OF accdcn so that
the ia entirely reliable
Passengers leave Panama the day they arrive at Aspn
wall .al.as q
Conductors through each and take charge Of
and children without other proectors
For through tickets the lowest apply al the agency
West street, New York, 40 $3.50 W.&AYMoND.
ed
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Speetacics.
fNOD silver plated spectaces, glasses &c., Of
all focuses with peocal pcscopc and paraboa glasses
gives
adapted to the eyes of wearers.
NJ. w. GAIT l. BRO,
324 Penn. avenue. between Ninth and Tenth
Ian a--tf
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rLENwOOD CKMETERY.-once No. 49, pcnn.v,v,r

NLENWOOD CEMETENH-Ofhcc No 002 Pennsylvania
VI o fh street, the ssvnks Back Thj,
laid plan the celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. aud situated on the high soand distant
mile north Of the Capitol Capitol
the THE company received charter
sppopang their nund burial pgposes mailing
tue to the purchaser and prohibiting MI encvoschens
LEGISLATION otherwise, which Of imporaaes hose
the burial grossd
valuable for other purpoers, sell H. and prD
micuonsy large and legal
al given ground.
N. OAce open fr~m 10 10, NJ. pamphets
the charter and BYLAW, aad ai other
also. Tor eh JAnes p Hsr
No 40 seventh street other undertaken yin b prompt
sstsp~ej June l7diy
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Lambert Tree. .jr.,

ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR ArLaw,
Office, No, 40 Louisiana nct door 10 The Of
6th street,
n District Columbia
w including Unite Claims
special before the executive departments
to the colecii,s of cams Of every nature,
Nov i5-eod2ws
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II in -
Turner's Clinical Medicine.
The Yellow Nask, from Dickers's Household Words
The Confessions OF a Pretty Woman; by Misa Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by Miss Pardos
and summer pricer ana
how obtain them Price lax
Sept FRANCK TAYT.OR
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Triescnnar--rhe Gseat European Discovery,
PROTECTED by royal patent of England by
Ecoe Phafmace Paris and Imperial Col
ege OF Medicine, Vienna.
Triesemar remedy for general and local debility
OF vie power premature decay ad all the Distressing conse
early abuse, s effects chcacous
youth. manhood and old The vie would not be-
decline of ic IL the Tresemar
adopted physical impediments like mage
influence thus rendering lis invaluable those
erng the marriage
Trsemar Mo- completely and entirely eradcates nl traces Of
cubchs
an,ue the health OF portion of the
ulation .
the European remedy for that class Of
which, The English physician treats with
mercury,
which all sarsaparn in The world cannot
devoid SMELL
nausea,ng qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected
Sold Tin cases. divided into separate
mnistered by Vaipeau Lailelmand, Rour, &c.
Canal New York, specially appointed by the
proprietor United States, every
other part America. Immediately receiving remttnnce
Mr. Barrow forward Triesrmar any of the world
addressed according the instructions OF
writer
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-7diyr
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s[No. 546.l
Notice Of the establishment of three additional
land districts In the State OF Iowa.

IN the Congress entitled
boundaries OF the land dscts in the State " Iowa,
approved March 3D. 1885, which
additional land districts said tate u is hereby declared and made
that the land Office for the TURKEY
been established Wn0eshck nty
FoRT Donor psrRicr FoRr Dopae Webster
and DIsTRIcr' ut Sioux CRY, Wood
bury county. tHa
Given under hand the city Of Washington this
day OF October A. D. 1866. ~
by order Of the Presidents
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned If the General Land Office.
Nov 2-law6w Int aud 5tarI
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| OnGEELlOWs New Poem.-Ths Song Of Hiawa,ha
IL by Henry Wadsworh Longfelow. Price ~
Curious Stories about Fairies other People, rs
Just published and for sale
TAYLOR MAURv's
Ncvl5 bookstore, mar 9th at
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PROPOSED DAT,xs or FAILING.

For Nelght - ~ -
EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SMILEY, b CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD s. CO.,
27 Austin Frars, London
b. q. WAINWRIGHT X CO.,
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.,UPFRIOR SILVER-PLATED GOODS.-I have recent
silver plated goods,
ted "copper" which will sell surprisingly low
Plated tea SETS imitation the richest
Castors large variety Of beautiful patterns
Walters Trays, all sizes
Spoons forks ladies' butter knives, &c. double plate
the best abata
cake baskets, salad castors, pickle sands
Salt stands liquor stands, ,ndestcks
forming dishes
Butter dishea, card receivers, gobess,
Toast racks, kettles, coffee urna, pitchers
Tankards, sugar peons, fish knives, &c
any of articles by examining my
pure
durable goods which hear close
blance silver a less Than tcp'h he cost
@. w. BOTELER,
2aw6vH Hail.