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J, E1We shall publish Prof. Mapes,
speech at the State Fair, probably
next week though, in our opinion, it
is bore. Such speech may do Jer-
seymen good, among whom the Prof.
lives. when at home, but il is not
adapted to this latitude and longitude.
DOWNRIGHT, J. A. Matson, DR.. Steven.
son. DR.. Raymond, Col. Farquhar. or
any Of a hundred HOLSTERS whom we
could name, would make a more prac-
tical speech. That is our puff--free.
gratis. for nothing. Moreover, il is a
bore to have speech at such a time.
People so to see, not to hear. We
learn from good authority that only a
few hundred of the thousands that
were there heard it. They would
rather spend their time in seeing.
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A RARE SIenr.-A subscriber in
forms us, that a few days ago, he saw
in Springfield township, great grand
mother aged 10. agrandmother aged
55, and a niece aged 14Aall thrash
ing buckwheat at once. The same
man reports that he recently saw in
the same township, an old bachelor,
aged about SO. and an old maid about
az, sitting side by side, and blushing
like young folks. Springfield town
ship is great township for fine stock
and old folks-bachelors in particn-
lar. But while they blush. we have
hopes. teeef $50 li'4 ANst -
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THASKs.-We acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of Benjamin's portion Of that
cheese which took the first premium
at our County Fair and the second
premium at the State Fair. All we,
have to say IN reference to the judg-
ment Of the. lattes committee is that
they must have given the first prcmi-
um to the other cheese. because it was
larger. We can hardly think Il could
be better. We are under obligations
also 10 Mr.. Isaac Price and Mrs. Col.
Dodd for some excellent citrons, which
we have the promise Of tasting next
winter, after they have been duly pre-
served. ~
TIM srAon.--we are happy to in
form the public. that heproprietors Of
the Cincinnati stage, have gwen strict
orders TO the drivers 10 cease carrying
whisky. II they persist. they are to
be discharged. We will add, Il, they
persist. they viii be indicted. il posi-
bic. mia
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FARM FOR SALE

- FAhM run DALE.
THE UNI ERSICNED o1ers Cor sals axood fsrm
i OF To acrcs, on Duck Greet. one nile west o
bloominggrovo Indiana. u has on u good new
frame house, orchard and barn. n well wnfered
and In good order. As an, lperxon who Wishes 20
buy VIII call IN person, further dcscrp ton q
necessary. iho terns Of nalc ere reasonable.
oct 20 sms PARIS WILKINSON.
IRON AND NAILS.
THE undersigned have and win always keen on
hand general ssso rtment OF Iron and kzilz,
suited 70 the uaJe-low Cor cash. I'll l.....II
oct % TYxER a KIMBLE.
HARDWAREs HEARDWAREu
A general assortment can always be found q ne
n lowest prices for cash, 81. ..ctEl-
Oct &c -. TYNER a KINBLE,s.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT rHE US-
IN dersigned has been appointed adm nlstrzior
Of The estate Of casper Mctxxar. late of Franklin
county, deceased. Said estate Il supposed 20 BE-
solvent. DAVID sLAU6nrER.
oct@ lf.r.ss Administrator.
Notice of Sale. - 80 p
NOTICES hereby given that win sell at public
~ auction on Saturday ne Ira day AZ Novsm-
Der next At the late rcsidence of Casper Nctxxnr-
late OF franklin county, deceased. all HE pcrsonaf
properly. consisting In psrt Of one Horse, Csftis,
rogs, wagon &c. credit OF rix months Will ~
given on all sums three dcIis r. 0he pur<knr-
CT giving his note with approved sccurty, wssving
valuation or appraisement laws. =. - '-'I.'
DAVID SLAUGHTER,
octa6 Administrator.
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~ DOOrS Ann SssOk.o.
I'VE have ON hand good a<~orin,r,d % Docb,
DW shoes. slippers. CATERS. Bu.kt.s. No, .. Mis-
rcs aud chiidrcns. Also Nrs. nufff's celebrated
Bskins and ties. ~ cash prices.
HATS AND CARS.
~ X have Just received general asssrtnert a
w Hats and Cape, Tor Non, Boys - chiidrss,
ociis TYHER Z xINnLx.
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h PorAroEs.--We advise poor people
to buy largely Of potatoes while they
are cheap. At present. potatoes are
less than half cent q pound, while
flour is three and half, and one is
just as good as the other, ifnot some
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMpTroN CLAIMANTS.

Congress approved 81 March, 1852 entitled
extend settlers therein
toned % extended the above
odd Numbered sections within miles
dollars and hy before the day Hed
public and approved I7ih March, 1854,
tied An for the relief OF settlers lands reserved for railroad
settled improved the abovenamed
EifAArarai viii en,ied
srnpons ordinary price the public iAnds
dollar and ave
and paid for before the day fixed for the public ae Therefore,
entitled the right OF presumption Of the
Of Sd March, Ie53
1859,
date Of aosnr under the Of 1h Mzrcn 1884,
of withdrawal OF
likewise entitled preemp
ft STIR Ar 1854 Of she ssp&s exsifs
entry
day required establish the The satsac
office,
payment fixed by practicable
before
OF the embracing
claimed otherwise will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
9-lawl3w [fn. and Stnrj
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Proposals for building Light-house ON $. seven
fooa Kisoli," mouth or Patapsco river, MA.

TgsAsrsy DkpAerxrsr,
h.u~s
s4 s.s %a Washington u. c. March ", 1855,
QKoPOSALs viii be received ton
day the bids win be furnishing m-sisIs (of
iron) aud baiIding p.
Md, by 3lth Of December max
Detailed Of plan of
this Office, mo. 81 Winders b~llding)
should any bid be accepted, VIII be
No payment will be made until The completely ans
before received be
appointed the having
all materials aud orkmanshp
OF the
The reserved % rejsc and all bids sA, be
deemed advan,sgeo the public l#a#
All bids be sealed and addressed
dorsed aPTnpoeais for Beven-foot Knoll Light nouse'
EDMD. L. r. HakDCAsTLE,
Engineer Secretary.
Mar 2e--eodlm
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Nassau Hail college Of New jersey, Princeton

should aaid acquaintance BE- forgot,
And brought 10 min
should suld acquaintance b. fhrsot
And days o. auid lang syne,n
class Of ending June, 1884,
OF the cnd,ag Juss 1874 The Eoph
euaina 1881 aud frs*haE
ending June 1885, hereby requested assemble
by ne third Of March, A. D. 1857 A. 'he sss
aks of shs chain o ovs and epahac which
tide entirely ssve exchange in their
greeting sympathy, ana ~ smsnt fhs anny fats Of
preliminary meeting OF hs seMappointAd conmitrs
Mosdsy sspember A. D. 1855 United
eetwecn fonh and Fia
which ciasecs
attend when the will be
adopted full an attendance ~ possible
In fhOsa addressed be-
good enough the
their respective post othcss
OF Trenon, ". j., Chairman of Commiues.
ALEXANDER G. HARr, NJ D.,
o Philadelphia, Psnnsy ipana,
j. NEWTON LtcHTNER,
PHILIP PENDLETON.
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Bsstt, Iron and Glass Works, N. -.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Naryand
Joax WupNAS, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27--lswtMar3 (iBteili1eaeerI
the civilized of the world
ed'ariai
scattered through b- frr d.
globe NIL throughout Insd
America sed
casonay between this dais and the ID Of Masch A. 1871
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No. 6s0J
By thc President OF the United stusx.

IN Pursuance of nw FRANKLIN PIERCE President IN,
public be held al nc sns oasee Al 1rscr Is the
~ . Mssl,s,ss eemmsnssnx on xonasy ne fHsn 90
sss ss s = sas G q .ss "a be ssasns odd nss within ~ s
ne states q LASAsA sad MsIsrrI subject
@ ss sf sss & rss a I sS 1ssl,ss sss s @
pre- 2, tse aet % an Aasus lisa
~hdrs un,i iusaer scss fr De pss
r. ss .a a ' % ssao = s I y 80 7. soes No
Is g private enny he date q ssd whdaw een-s-
sePsmee isi, situated in The andermentonea to~nAhe
sass sas 0as cost of sss c4sstas ..rsaia
Township four, Of range tnireen
Townships ,hee and six, rsnxe
rs~as iss. sss and ,ss .ass sa assa
Townships fse, asd seses, Of ranse seventeen.
hereby gwen situated outside Of
ss aes = ss,se 2 sn w as .ssvs stated ms w y
ia aeasi srssenent Sd nrr a. M xers ~
The sIsa.,oa .ei q ssn August ls "a The oins nanea
day of harsh neri, 10 wit
In district of ands subject
SortA Of ae bass Lac, Of
Townships three four, ss SIX and o. wslse
townships three four dye and sesen Of range thirteen
Township sspen, OF range afsees.
townships .Asee. ts'u and sps, of range sarteen
Townships tsrse four rs, and OF eighteen
In the district Of lands subject sale Drmoro
seTss Of se base iiss ad Of fas prinePal
Townships thirteen fourteen neen, sixteen seventeen Of
Townships heeH fourteen daeen -issa and ssTsnsen,
three
Townships tiIeen ss, sirsss'l seventeen
four
Townships thirteen and fourteen, Of range i've.
The designated wholly
limits OF AMI een miles respectively each
road and those ual partly within said limits
which will furnished
district Offices BY Commissioned OF the rnerai Land Once
The lands will be Sold subject the right " way
September 1880
exescdns feet each side and hereoe
the which include will
containing quantities respectively Official ptats
The sections win be offered public In tte
which they advertised the sale will be kept for
eien time admit OF offering all The lands bur exceeding
weeka and applications make
public this
until zfter the close Of the
under hand, Of Washington,
February Ammo DomiD thousand eight hundred
fifty Ave
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
IoHs WfLsos
Commissioner OF General Land Once
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New Postage Act.-N0tice to the Public and
Instructions to POstmasters.

NOTICE hereby gvea that agreeabiy Of Congress
IN March g. 1885, the following postage be
charged and after the day Of iPH Hen OF those
estabshed TO w.t.
On every sng'e letter in The mail between places
United exceeding
miles, three and distance exceeding three thousand
miles, ten cent?
From and after said first day Of April letters
qaised upoa foreign country,
The franking
privilege remains unchanged.
From and after tha first January eighteen hundred
fyx, required place all
which have been placed
by writer's.
BY OF Postmaster
establish uniform the
This of will be carried effect
special therefor will issued
The necessary blanks be prepared and dislnbusd
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
PosT OyYicK DEPARTMENT,
@9a March 9, ir55.
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rOR THE WEST AND sOUTH-BALTlMORE AND
OHlO lkAILROAD. tga3 sW
"a sHesaf5G

Ipyr0rss areImposant Changes Of sehsa
ing Columbus, does, short and direct
Baiumoge railroad West
tad Norm soahwes this greatly increased ad
through uassiers thai direction On aud Mon
day Noyember27 le54 the trains will be iolows
G FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast daily wll each dIecto0 frst the mail
train, leaving Camden station instead OF O'clock
hsefore texcept Sunda arriving Wheeling ~
Second; the train, leaving instead Oft,
herstotoe and through to Wheeling in about IL
hours reaching there 10 IS This train will Wash
sir John's Run, Cumberland Psdm0ns K0wsbux, New
burg Feuefman Fanngton Camerou and Moondsve only
with of Central Ohio road for
BRIDGE ZanesvTt Newark Columbus Cncinnaf Louisville
sauausky Toledo, Deio Indian.po Chicago ST. Louis
Passengers leaving Baltimore the mail will reach Cin
day; white they
there at Y The next night being but night the BY
Passengers Northwest
make direct with the the Cieve
aud Pbng railroad all when the Ohio navigabe
Wheeling Wsvie, bv leaving Baltimore
in the mail traiu at a. n. ef4#
Returning The express
reaching Baltimore 50 mail
At ii IS m, reaching Baltimore all a M .g
Through tickets by boat from Wheeling for Cincnna Madison,
Loasve ST Louis and other Cities will be sold al all times
when the stage OF water will sdmit.
Washington and all
and the West sold the ticket ofces
of The company
FOR WAY PASSENGERS. aagfz
he mai train leaving camden saion VIII take for
all stopping Returning this leaves
Wheeling IS, midnight Cumberland 10 Is and
Baltimore Al 2, p,
The Frederick accommodation uan for Frederick
diae places will at daily Except Sunday arriving
In Fredenck al A. Returning viii leave Frederick at y
arriving Baltimore az IL %,
Ecos Mills win daily, tencept
Supdays,l follows:
Leave Camden station 6, a. m, and 3, p. m.
Leave Ellicau's Mills al 80, m. and 30, p.
Dec i4-du
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FAs ~ vssss .y~.
Ps.msni u hs sss~crp1.s ss
Drt@nt s3h-~sAkxss n-@ss sux.
~ases ~ai1 ~ p~is ~ sna -
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER 4 sasaauss III -ses, auyaa ne
sseas coexs~ss and sasssx Ins rscsX.
Sanscneuess s~ psnoa ~ss ehse year rsasss~S
pcvpcsuoa-s To ns snaaas rsss.
rosrAAsTEss are sasaesinsc aseap SOD ~
sr@d"s svs DAILY ssscc-hrs $50 enesus O. ,.s
wgEKLY sue~orsses. sas snrfssed ~f "a rus =
copy sTs1as.
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SnPpag scahampon, both and they ods
Hae advantages
otter yonts, for the economy at Time aud money.
Passaxs from Hew York TO ssaAssspssa saa Brsme-.
First cabin. saloon, sao cabin. lower saloon, so
second da $50
All letters and newspapers through the once
No bills OF iadiag will day Of sailing
An experienced surgeon i attached TO each ship
Z fus s~tEht passase, spyy fgAsete s see
e, Ii. SAND, II South William ST., N. Y
q. A. HEJNEkEN 4 Co., Bremen.
CRoSkEY Il Co Southampton
WILLIAM tsELlE, Havre.
! Sd 3 r
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John " sNiDgR, dealer Turner old essh'shtd
Jacob spdsr, No IS Walnut four doors
below Fourth whers will be snppird With ~tnes
md On accommodating A "
sNIpER ~ wines
office No 10 wslna street. where he pcpsr~a rrccss~ o.
As houses r ka
snd ass .'sesss
snas the of his friends sod
former
wne. wsshingos city w "sasrnss Erpre'a =
free OF freight.
June e-xly
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NOTICE Of the est~biishInsn Of the omee of
IN Of public lands for the Territory OF Urab
the authority contained sh~ rived February
ss5 entsd An establish the ofcr
land school
directed
said Trrrory be located Great Salt Lake ua
; oracrrd.
my hand sy Of Washington, this twenty
fourth day OF March, ammo Donini 1855.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Mar 29-2aw6w lint n star
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rHOCOLATE, Co~~~, s~d hronas.- w. BAkEk Co.'S
American chocolates and eroma
awarded by the chie intns
and Union sale all The pnesps groceries W
United stat~s, and by their
Hussey Murray. New Grant and rweas, fhiasephis
rhomas W Brnndige Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
osio; and =. ". Howell. srorrciown, %. G.
Ap3-Ay Dogebes,er Mss
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------- ----- - Wnshington, March 2,
AN petition George, Baltimore Maryland,
praying paenI granted him
May Machines irving and
dressing shingles for seven from The expiration OF said
patent takes the 2oth day OF ay. le55
the said petition be heard ut the Patent once
Monday the l4h Of May II O'Clock, and all
appear show cause II they
why said petition ought 10 be granted.
opposing required file the Paca
specially forth writing al least twenty
hearing; all testimony hed by either
be hearing Transmitted
raes the ocr which win be furnished ap
testimony viii be closed the sh Of May lc
relied be
before morning Of ihsa day the
ments, any, within days thereafter. .l#L
Ordered Also pabshed in Union Inei
and Evening STAR Washington d. c. Argus Bsimore
Evening Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Sci
rnuac Anercan New York, week for Three success
sive previous day May next the day
CHARLES MASON,
. eaga..s. Commissioner OF fatent1-
psEdoys papers pesse copy send their
ONCE with paper containing this notes
Mari 1O-law3w
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IRos HALL.
SALES .3T AUCTION.

SALES ar AUCTION
THE having
j his hou~.hod
estatr ks &e Particular sienaon
household
sired vii. be se',ed and cashed ensyar hours the
delivery OF the goods
Of merchandise
for unlimited Every effort viii be made reads
all sages intussed TO hts
c. w. BoTELFR.
March 9-ssaw3w ton Hall.
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u~,ssd Ssasss P.asns osne..

N tnr yeuuos HoA<, ot New York.
" praying
oskins the sdcs Of
from hs o said pssea which isAss
ont he dsy Of June, 1885,
IL ordered petition pasen, once
Monday, d~y n June e'c,och,
appear nave,
why said petition ought moi 20 b. granted.
opposy he hs
objections specially forth In writing
dsys seor~ tbs day Of hearing All i~siony parry,
ssa
Of tns ocr which 40
pttcaaioR.
viii BE- closed 3iss M.y,
he
in of the
samxns IL any, wslhta thsf~a4Ner.
pub,ashed iae.
seacs and Evening" sr washington, D. q Arxss 1Ai.aets,
Eveang Agus PhiiaAetpns Pa ssieaGAe
Yot,
the Iih day ofjun. nerts ths day ef hearing
cHAkLks MASON,
.samssssoasr os rss@as~.
s-Ediofs papsn x please ccpy ssa .end
sis Patent 0&e WIN costAnns I's noace
Mar A-tsw3w Essex
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SkM YORK. nMEMEn, sDUfH-
ANTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
NlMr6R To. -hips eanpffs,ns ts line TN. WASHfss
ard Hsssss.
These sosns rpurras
PROYOrED DATES aAu ING -.isss.
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oyuoK wAsarssros Asuspucr,
Washington March 2, s5S-
DkOFtc ALs assnFy,
dams, fsnne and al washington aaoedsot
Proposals received i 9Th May wi Be opened Il es
pohes aud specifications ready
rscpss. wii be of pslues,n cusers,
hases Ae Ae described la the plane aud sp<e,n
asrssps'ausn bat all asnn~hsd work VIII
q s.. y us - M q cesgs The ~
Of under AID
shah s.oppes IN. funds sseoms svsissis
Ia case Y shs sairs fay parucs'w ~ek for was of
the engineer, the has properly executed r
cone- tae aaA @
spscis spoa
treasury upon The moashy q The sersns 10
shall te paid their tai ussntly and specie
All bids hoad be -eaed aud endorsed rropoa. ff work
The Unsst right all The bids
ns.s - conrcsed csnssrlse the Of ts
Responsible psrsons, effect under
bidder bidders IL his bid aessped
enter oblsaion within days. with good and sufficient
for the eompeon o. the work said
uds y district soes navs "a vas AGENT o. sr
the he
War; that The able make good their
guarantee.
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
FORM or GUARANTEE.
To Capt. C. Meig. q. -. Engineers.
We, the unders,soed, residents OF in the STATE Of
hereby Jointly and severy United States, and
the b,d of - be accepted that be
they w within days after Of the said bd
cute the for the with rood sufficient sueues to
perform furnish ihr articles conformity The
ofshe advertisement, under which made And in the
10 make good be difference bewsen the offer by the said and
the next lowest bidder
's's'ed' Cd. s,s'
hereby certify that, my knowledge and belief
above named guarsntess are good and sufficient
Mar s-aa wsbNlay yAIawT
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HARLEs LEE JONES addition 10 his ordinary rsence "a
District cf Coumha viii practise IN ,hs
the ~iy consst1ted
eor, COZ Investigation claim. sssins the ua,sd States In
supreme Court and IN he pre-
81 claims, his
falher though mostly retired from general
best advances me success
81 eisp,s by snd hy all other
need and
March s-sawtusif
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NEWASPRIS6 GOODs.-DUyALL. h Bko.. Merchant Tail
ors receiving spring ard snmer goods. o.
prepared make TO or
der elegance and fashon Their customers
DuyALL BRo-,
t-ntT
Psnn.,ivnpta avenue, between ~ and 9th streets.
g. sssw3 3.sf
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sCentrai sssres,- West Bsildtng

ugHEY DROTaEk ep~s~A supplies
Their hlss~ss point ssas eosap<s e All Dc
psresss~ss Ass early ssses s'ss
exhausted. !. .fei.
,ass rukea Hsscr w~ ss cn for sssA
4, 10 e~s ~ Svs~tsaIt
sfs-s h<~ vss~nts1 al shers ~ dss~sa<A
prosperity.
a.. o,s 10, .sccuon
k,a steves wot Asss~A % takes hach
pae
prie~s and fr asAans b. rsnsd II ali
cases
AsdsriooA sap appsses arriving daily.
Mar i3-dIguf
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EAvE daily, except Sunday, and 81, and and S,
IL p. IN.
On sun Jay al 6, a. m, and s,
Leave Baltimore ~ and p a. and 5 and {, m
sunday, at II, a. m, and s, m.
with Baltimore Ohio railroad for the West
by trains leaving a m. and 3, m
phz New sx m, and p.
For Annapolis, at s8, M, and S m.
For Norfolk, al ],
L. H. PARSONS, Agent,
Particular called requiring responsible
voucher Of color who wish pass the
i5--dtf
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For heiEai or passage Apply 20
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN SHtPLEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool
Is Kings Arms Yard London.
D. q. WAINWRIGHT h CO.,
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER. Havre.
The owners for
buon specie lewey precious metals unless bills OF
and the value therein
Dec i7--du l5t5 ts4sI
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Minnesota !-Minne- -ota - aIinncsossl
HENRY MKENTy,
DEALER IN REAL EST.lTE
oGos, oH Port Office building, Third street,
IT.. r..
best atvanfage, and
land warrants located
RrrKsxscrs.
Minneso
Hon w. III. WEIGH, chief justice OF Minnesota,
n. NJ. delegate Congress,
Rice, Hsihng-head, 4 Becker atovaeys ST law,
lsS- Bofup h Oakes bankers,
J. II. Russer, scerstsfy Of the Territory,
Van Eten,
r. NJ fyis rop, register United ofhce,
VIM. H. Hocoms~, receiver United States land Office,
6ieer Davis, esq,
Daniel
Gaptsia A. UePesster,
Nsssrx. 4. Tboug~on Nephew,
Messrs. Williams = tiaios
PatadeiPAa
Joseph Patterson, exq., president OF Western Bsns
Messrs Drex~i 4 Co., bankers,
r. Taylnsk Co,
Freed, Ward b freed,
81 Bingham q Dock,
sit~rs, James, 4 Co.,
s Bailey Co.,
Edward Hurst esq, notary pubic,
N. Meesrh~tt attorney at law,
James Kitchen, ~. d.
~iiiism stceyer, ESQ.
Messrs- Bsewn, Jchnsoa, Co., bankers
Messrs. Brown Johnson, bankers.
1900 of land warrants wanted
Feb iI--dAwam'