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Ornamental Trees for Sale.

THE variety
about 10000 Of
They seedlings,
and guaranty ny maple be
eouSed Union all free from suckers
Phiiadeiphs, Bannos, proud
they only IT, They uned NV
The CLEAR wen
6 high European
fess Of rich Foliage Cnspa
and number purchased 70
81 Cone by calling James
MAher, the pabiic gsrjrs~r.
growing grounds
stable silver Of the stock which Gen Jackson
1855, which Old Hero
aaLer, plant 4 rapid growth protect
nohwexse ! = porpon ne
prches would shade 1900 assembled public
meeting, shelter AZ 00o array II
JAMES rAHER,
Nov ii--3t Puhic Gardener.
CssE FINER QUALIIi kss--Twensy pieces French
a remarkably prices
10 medium black cloths and cassimercs.
90 pieces assorted cusosed and
frosp 81 prices
We adding daily.
One price only from which there 10 deviation.
Good arsicie prices, and fair dealing red MI
FERRY 4 BROTHER,
nccntsl Sior~s.' west building,
Nov l3-Ietdn Opposite Centre Matef.
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Arriral Of the Empire CITY.
NEW YoRK, Nov l3.The Empire City, with the Califor
mia mails Of the 10th and about of has
been eegraphed from Sandy Hook. Her California dates
have been anticipated by the Northern Light Her mails
viii arrive here about three O'Clock this afternoon.
Singular kasroad accident Train Of Cars Uesa by Gut
IF Wiad--Too Lires Lost
NEW foRK, Now is-Last night the express train r
Albany the Harlem railroad, with the exception OF the
engine and tender thrown off the near Boston
-Four Corners, all the cars turning bottom up!
MIR. Rathbone, paper manufacturer Boston Corners
and John Gayior brakeman, killed. and upwards
dozen passengers were injured
The accident attributed sudden Gus, of wind which
caused the cars to turn over.
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DEATH or SUfLy AaTsr,-Mr. Robert NJ. Sully, the
distinguished artist who recently left Richmond Virginia
take up bis residence in Wisconsin died al Buffalo, New
York on The 2stl ultimo.
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the United States We declared yesterday that the impu
iaiion Mr. Marcy is taIsehood We now repeat the
declaration and leave the subject for the digestion o. the
Albion
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oouRr or CLAIMS.

Tesday Norem,er l3.The court met at II O'Clock. The
judges all present
T. Collins Lee, esq., Of Baltimore, appeared, and
sworn attorney Of this court.
In the Of Thomas crown the court ordered the taking
Of testimony This a claim for damages arising Of the
violation by government Of alleged contract for furnish
ing certain number Of brick be used in the construction
Of fertilization in Alabama
Application made in the Of Isaac Bowman for the
make order upon the Interior Department for
certain papers which granted Also, in the of
William Purcell for papers from the Office of the Third
Auditor Of the Treasury which was granted.
The argument the of Robert Roberts (adourned
from Yesterday resumed BY Mr. Lawrence who
concluded his remarks O'clock and the sub
ned for the decision Of the court whether testimony
be taken not
In the OF A. o. p. Nicholson, esq, the claimant
peared for himself II claim for 20 per cent additional
compensation under the joint resolution Of Congress- approved
July 90 1854 entitled, Join resolution to fix the compen
o the employees in the legislative department OF the
government" &c. The main question involved in this
whether Congress intended by the language employed in
resolution confer its benefits the public printers
The Solicitor followed and had concluded his remarks
when
The adjourned to meet at II O'Clock Tomorrow.
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q" send you the smallest specimen of the coin Of this
ton because you tie smallest specimen Of Jour own
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nIa opeu Ts~vsdsy, l5sh Ssy
apsr - sOsparsse satAosues ss thsskssvns ssd
psskse.
Pssoss AAsas psyse On thni day
paesss6 - ssi-ad V thew Inc ds, previoss-
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Sentenced 10 Deah-Priyaie William J. Dunn of company
e. Mouaisd neen Of the United States army recently
tried by rt.martis Fort Mcintosh Texas, and
fenced b. hung for uiny and the murder Of Sergeant
John Williams Of the regiment and company, by
shooting him with revolver at limpa Greek III Paso road
Texas about the 3oth Of June last The sentence viii
be executed the fourth Friday succeeding the
ton Of the Presidents confirmation Of at Fort Mcintosh
Dsus.a If Chargss.There being found, after due in
vesgaon grounds for the charges made against Lieut.
Henry ~ Lazee Of the first infantry Of the United States
army By Lieutenant Alexander g. Webb, of the fourth
tillery, the has been dismissed.
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RUFFALo, Now l3.-The Erie county penitentiary was
burnt this ming. Loss Sl7 200.
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CAriFoENrASs-Among those who LEFT San Francisco on
the 10Th ul Col. J. G. Hays, surveyor general OF
California; Major John Caperton Major r. p. Hammond
late collector Of the port and the Hon. j. B. Weller Uni
ted States Col Hays goes 10 Washington off,
cial business.
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COMPLEMENTARY EEyEFyr--We learn from the New York
papers that farewell complimentary benefit is TO be given
George II Barrett ESQ., bis retirement from the stage
The time fixed the 2oih inst The committee say the de-
sign has long contemplated and only delayed to be
brilliant and attractive. The benefit will be given
the Academy OF Music
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NEW YoRK oFFcEThe gross amour, Of the receipts
Of the New York post Office account Of the
for the last two fiscal years was 50 ,22l ~.
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BY EGR AP II.
Farther Foreign Mere By the Asia

Farther Foreign Ners By the Asia.
HALIFAX December 1s.-The news by this arrival
sists mainly peace rumors but the public had
estimating their truth, and they probably of little
value.
II very noticeable that the assertions of
the British press the subject of negotiations quite at
variance with those Of influential continental papers.
The London Times, and D'Israelps organ, the London
Press prominent in asserting that is at hand
and that Austria is about to address umatum
ing Russia under the threat OF breaking off negotiations with
her. accept those conditions Of peace which the western
present. but which they will not assent
to after another successful campaign.
The Berlin correspondence Of the London Morning Chron-
icle date of the 4th inst says II is impossible to
separate what from what is false in the
II is doubt true that all the cabinets anxious for
peace but II is equally true that 1t cannot be said that
gotaons going forward at the utmost preparatory
steps only being made Austria maintains the validity
OF the treaty OF Dec and hence all attempts Of other
German States exercise the western powers
with the view OF pacicaon, have been completely para
iyred Austria ready TO accept the inter
probation given third of the four Vienna Conference
points Prussia has urgently demanded at St. Peterborough
that Russia should the conditions which she is ready
TO submit
Rusas reply to this demand Of Prussia affirmed to be
conciatory, but vague The cabinet Of ST. Petersburg
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cL;oa-The Trade Of ShangAai.-A correspondent wrl-
n from the port OF shanghai under date Of August 1902
ys tho following Interesting facts in relation 80 tue trade OF
that port
Ths eYport trade for the past year has been very large
- inasnach az the business season i just opening may
II y Inferred that the value Of exports for this year WIN
h. about double Of any previous one Inc
M of the empire the equal and regular levy duties az ts
mort and its superior geographical position, are we man
us of the concentration of trade at TINS point Inc I'M
ors have been ma because II has required some time 70
dno Of the quantities OF merchandise mheh bau
collected at port during the period the city was IN pos
session Of the rebels. -
The great valley of the ngskiang is the CONNER
M add and this port the erspO' The greatest prlvi-
les conceivable might be obtained az all the other ports
d vet oneha of such facilities at thus port would De pro-
5nve Of more advantage than could by any possibility
10 derived from all the other ports eouoned foochow viii,
n time be a port OF Importance Tor the purchase OF
a., baek teas but Annoy and Ntngpo never have
,shed ANYTHING worthy Of notice aud Canton only a
Ut ~ trade because the Chinese had been in the habit of
ling there 10 trade with Foreigners when there no
h norts OPEN But the difficulty created by the rebellion
~ rered The great OF the trade from its ancient and
~ I'D beYay channel aud concentrated II here And,
av mat the Chinese find Shanghai 70 be to
HI tsa and silk districts than Canton, and that
49, can oct better prices often and always good at
Canton they will abandon their old and long route TO g
Mort III sale and will continue to concentrate at Shanghai
Tby did his during the past well the present year
IA have already made contracts for the sale OF this year
produce, deliverable at tins port.
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PORTLAND MAMMOTH srEAMsmP--A cor
respondent of the New York Express at Portland under
date of the l4th, writes
An examination of this barber made TO day by
Capt Harrison NJ recenty of the Canada service who
is command the monster iron ship building for the
Atlantic trade lie accompanied by the leading Off
Gals of the Grand Trunk railway aud several Of
intelligent shipmasters and merchants.
Capt Harrison satisfied himself by seeing the lead
used that there not only abundance Of water with which
to enter the harbor but anchorage with ample
for his ship to swing in any weather The strangers Of the
party expressed their satisfaction at the facilities offered by
harbo in the highest terms and the chances that
the Grand Trunk railroad will Portland the hon
of accommodating the largest merchanseamer afoat
upon her first trip, whch will be made in May next
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THE STEAM FRIGATE RoANoKE-The accident to this
steam gate the occasion of her launch appears have
serious than the statements of the Norfolk pa
pcrs indicated The Petersburg Express gives the follow
ing description of the damage done;
Her forward truck beams slightly ruptured the
main hatchway sparseat damaged somewhat the after
wheel tread broken in two the quarter and porwind
beams three of hem broken the kelson forward of the
gun-hach considerably damaged and the keelerral
cred all amounting to but few thousand dollars And
everything done that human ingenuity could foresee
to prevent any accident but all to purpose The thing
could not and would not have occurred but for flaw in
the spced of the anterior ways by which she
be sided into the water
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l4=-laIs a-aaa- ------- --i=1
o FFICIAL l..

DEPARTMENT, December J, 'e9.
Notice hereby holders the stocks Of me United Su
department purchass hs amoun OF Si5Voo Oh
when the be offered PRIOR 70 me
lot June next and will therefor the following pee la
wit t.saat Fl
Of OF 1884, premium Of 10 per cent For
Sss premium Of 10 cent for
Of 1885, commonly called Texan nd
stock premium OF Ana for stock Of the loan OF
1885, November, 1916, IL received al the
Treasury prior January premium OF s
Let January and the 3is day OF March
premium off and received after inc aist MARCH,
prior said LIST Of June premium OF ~ per cent
snd stocks the rates specified
from l July assigned with the pn
certificates received prior 10 the is January next After
will be allowed in addition 10 the premn.t
from January Of their receipt In both
addition for the money TO reach tho
seller
Certificates department under the present
duly assigned the United States (wh the current
prior the ist January nexD by the party
entitled to receive the purchase money & t
Payment viii made by drafts upon the a-
Boston, New York. Phladepha the patio
entitled 10 receive the money may direct
Ua JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
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SUPREME COURT.

Wednesday, December l9.The court met Mt ii O'Clock.
The opinion of the in the of John Horoyd plain
tH Levi Punphrey, (No. IA the docket) which
brought to the circuit court of the United States
the District Of Columbia delivered by Justice Campbell
reversing Judgment of the said circuit court with
and demanding the case with directions TO award eenirs
|acias dc
The argument IN the of Jacob Kisse, plaintiff,
the board Of the president and directors of the ST. Louis pub
lie schools adourned from yesterday resumed by
Hon. Henry s. Geyer of Missouri for the defendants and
by Hon. Reverdy Johnson of Baltimore for the plaintiff.
The court adjourned till ii o'clock tomorrow.
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COURT or CLAIMS.

Wednesday,, December l9.The court met at ii o'clock
The judges all present.
The argument in the of Sturges, Bennett Co.
the United States (adouned from Yesterday
sumed in favor Of the claimants by Mr. Sargent who had
not concluded bis remarks, when
The court adjourned till eleven O'Clock tomorrow.
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FoRT RLEy, X. t. September 20, 1854.
GENTLEMEN: In reply your communication of the 4,h
instant requesting to have excluded from the government
reserve land sufficient for town site the Kansas
IN me vicinity OF this post for shipping and receiving point
nave the pleasure of assuring you that fully accord with
you as the propriey and necessity for
PV ,ne present and prospective commercial the
gen communy now rapidly locating in this vicinity and
view OF the TACT that the point you designate below
e creek Is unessentia to the requirements Of this
and decidedly the most eligible for the purpose pec
ned cheeriuy consent TO exclude from about
being surveyed and definitely fixed Cor the use Of this post
Very respectfully, gentlemen your very obedient
w. n. MONTGOMERY,
Major "a lnfy, and Iiyt ~ Col. Comdg. Post.
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DEEP-sEA soUspNGs.-A correspondent Of the Evening
Post writing from board the United Staes ship Vim
cennos North Pacific exploring expedition San Francisco
says that when of the coast Of Katscheks with Maury
line and Brookes lead bottom obtained from depth
of l7oO fathoms The specimen Immediately put nm
der the microscope OF 500 linear and there
fusora that probably alive before being relieved Of
the pressure at that depth Many Of them
fresh and clear with the central brown dscoloraon which
indicates the animate recently animate condition Of the
vital organs,
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situated the OF north and i7h streets west with the
ground, square The house 10
rs rs contains
built o the best MATERIAL with
IA walls wide halls solid walnut stair casingr an
abundance and closets complete and heating
safe with
top depository pump excellent In the
yard the fe library contains four wa
inrge costly kmanship The
srIors Of exquisite style with French rse mirror windows
The basement rooms a cemcntcd and perfectly dry
Sufhce
say certainly bull and conveniently arranged
mansion in the District Of Columbia ts
Alec brick stable and house with every arrange
men for convenencs all enclosed with heavy and substantial on
railing.
attempting description sbovc the subscriber would
b. has justice hut
wishing purchase respectfully invited Ia cell unt
the themselves II will be sod
sonabie terms
particulars pcsss subscriber aucoaee
and commission merchant, " Seventh and Wash
inr,sn. F9 ',''h,i A. GREEN.
Oct 9-sWedf
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WAR DEPARrMEST,


No. 20. Washington, Dec. TO- 1855.
Al the general court-martia which convened at Fort
eayenvorth Kansas Territory pursuant Especial Or
aer No 1884, Of July g. 1885, from the War Department,
and Of which Colonel Joseph X T. Mansfield Inspector gen
era is president arraned and tried breyet Lieutenant
Colonel William R. Montgomery, major "a infantry, on the
following charge and specifications:
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CHARGE,


"Coaduot UaJeeoaing Officer and Gentleman"
SPECIFICATION lsi'.In this: That he, William II. Mongon-
cry In the I'd regiment OF infantry, and breve lieu
tenant colonel in the army being commanding officer
Fort Riley Kansas and having received trom the
mander Of the Department Of the West the following orders
IN wit:
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The editor of the Savannah News has been uxuriatng
green peas-to the great astonshmen If envy of h
northern contemporaries At the present time Washing
ton they not much Of rarity, as the patrons Of Gauer
can testify.
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IL you have little spare time and money, drop in at the
fair this evening corner Of and Ninth Streets We are
pleased learn that the antcpatons of the young ladies
having this benevolent enterprise in charge have thus far
been fully realized. 1t with the public to go beyond
those anticipations.
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OrFiCE UE THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTEkI BIS
OF MARYLAND. ~M#
The following numbers Of Maryland ConsO
dated Lottery, class e. drawn December IL, 1855;
lat Cd ID zth ath 7,h 9th 10Th lith 1aih 18Th
10 IL CT 81 Z % 40 28 20 81 Il II
The following numbers of the Patapsco Institute
Lottery, claas Is. drawn December IL, 1855:
lst Cd I'd 4ih aih 9th 7h eth 9th 10Th llth
81 81 46 90 81 IL SO 60 CT Nz
1851 r. x. Brennan
General Agent for the Contractor, Baltimore.
LYa'L EoBrRTs, Commissioner.
itrcou Fsgf s.t
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rosr OFFICE DEPARTMENT..

Neo Post Ogces.-The following named post Offices have
been established and the following named gentlemen hay
been appointed postmasters
Adkinson's, Barbour county, Alabama; William N AID
kinson postmaster.
Observation-Disclosures, Barbour county, Alabama James Wig
ham, postmaster.
Fort Williams, Barbour county, Alabama; William viii
linms, postmaster.
Discontinued The following named post offices have bee,
discontinued:
Front River Wnnesheik county Iowa.
Liecash, Will county, Illinois.
Letcherylc, Green county, Illinois.
Harrisvile, Randolph county, Indiana.
Cartershurg, Hendricks county, Indiana.
Camp Grove, Stark county, Illinois.
Pickerel Creek, Green county, Missouri.
Jefferson Barracks st. Louis county, Missouri.
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-FUUT sept. ., IS5I.
SIa: We, the undersigned citizens Of Kansas Territory
would respectfully that portion of the
reserve say three hundred and twenty acre living
One and Four Mile creek the quantity Of land living
between Smoky Hill and Republican Forks of Kansas at
the distance OF about three miles above post be thrown
on said reserve Tor the purpose OF locating town Site
We would respectfully represent first, that the
the country demand some eligible point nsvigabe
as shipping and receiving point; secondly that cannot
njure the reserve nationally that portion land asked
Tor entirely destitute Of timber anything likely be
CURED Tor the wants OF the post sufficiently distant
the garrison to prevent encroachments upon militia
y; and thirdly that there eligible point Which
earliest convenience.
II. FRANCIS MEZICK,
ANTHONY CRADLE,
II. G. MILLER,
ROBERT WILSON,
JOHN HETH,
JOHN N. DYER.
Col W. r. MoxrcoMsaY,
Commanding Fort Riley.
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GENERAL AGENCY AT WAsnlNGTOn.-The sub
u scriber formerly Virginia. established
city, of the Treas
ury Department his claimants The
men especially Revolutionary services md for land bounes
pensions under the recent acts ofCnngrcss
Having Of The ae David Darlington
he has, perhaps made The
in the rst auditor. Office 10
Richmond very copons Index The IN all
public Offices the Capitol OF Virginia 1be,e, and The
years experience,
title him TO hope him he just he will b.
able IT, cnimsnt himself be entirely
unable o do IT, -
For ID March, 1885, giving l60
who served fourteen days ms
oharrcs vii. be very moderate. FELIx RICHARDS.
gppKRrsoss.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Aecomac, Virginia.
james Lyons, ESD, Richmond Virginia.
James T.. HEATH Commissioner Of Pensions, Richmond
virginia.
STAFFORD n. Parker, Richmond, Virginia
Hon John g.. repdeton, Virginia.
Hon Samuel Chiffon, Washington, D, Y
William J. wsrd, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis Timbrrake esq. New York
March
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The mportnate conduct of many Of the hackmen in front
principal hotels has become such oppressive
lice 1t is almost impossible for guests to enter leave
hotel without being subjected to their rudo annoyances To
look in the bring
about of whips in uncomfortable proximity to your
face.
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COR RHNT.-A paror the first floor, YER
handsomely Furnished doors from KIkwood Heuse' an
on No. 5l2.
Dec l3-d1w stt
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by reference advertising columns it win be that
meeting of the jackson Democratic Association of this city
will be held this evening Copps Saloon Louisiana avenue
Ivan Goovn, exiled Russian prince, will deliver lee
ure this evening Caruss Saloon Russia in connection
with the Eastern
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POR 6rst-clsss modern house located IN the
most desirable ps OF The The house eomple,
with improvements Of baths 1c sonsans
thirteen besides kchsR and basomcnf SIZE OF mouse
feet by 81 Teeth depth, with brick stable
Apply o Charles Iiaskns, esq, nEchitsct
lS-d2w
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oaDrps, |
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opDEas,l HEADQUARTERS, foRr Riley, X. t.
No. 2lT. December 25 1854.
Captain NJ Lyon, I'd infantry is charged with survey
the reserve under instructions Of the commanding officer
for which purpose he will select three men, and commence
the work 10 morrow.
BY order Of Brevet 1t. COL Montgomery
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DHESCoTI'S HISTORY OF the Reign Of Philip the
L Second, King Of Spain. vols
Home Matters =.
ay hand large and fine assortment OF
elegantly bound books for the holiday season also
The largest stock Of family pocket Bibles in the District
nsc Ia Bookstore, 495 Seventh street.
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Col. w. II. MoSTGoMEaY,
Commanding Fort Riley.
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EICrILE IVORYJust we'd exquisite specimens
OF This manufacture including The Descent from The Cror
kubcns The Flight into Egypt =; Alteration Of ths
Wise g Head of Christi after Domcnshino" "Madon
Ecce Homo" &C. !" specially adapted for Christina,
presents.
Al TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s
Dec 30 Bookstore, near 9Th street
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no CAPITA LIsTs-sIo0ooO wantcd.-The .ub,cIeee
dersus negoxtons with gentleman wfo
$4,000 $4,000 In CASH 10 aid IN carrying
valuable govern.nt coniracs asa one p"scaea M
money already for which ample security anu re-
will be nIoancd OF, preferred, IN nfes. IN
the The whole Of which offer almost unpreee
Address Engineer, krkwoods, washington.
lccl IL I !. ! !. I !. I II
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Wm. w. Belknap, AttOrney-at- Law and Land
Agent. X cOkuk. Iowa.

AND WARRANTS located satisfactory
and favorable terms and all business in Iowa requir
lug attention Of attorney promptly attended 10.
tss44 sHus RKrRRRScss.
Pairo & Nsurse, Washneios, D. G.
Alexander II. Evans,
Keller h. McKeancy, I"
neciY 6mosd gen