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property and able TO make
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Dated
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
RoItsTfH Five Minutes.

ZXLERS COMPOUND QUH ARABIC SYRUF
'uE increasing demand for this most pleasant
! ssfe, and cf3cscious remedy for ell pulmonary
3:s ases, has ensblsd ths proprietor to reduce thu
rice as to place K within the reach of sli cassel
Lite Superiority s:yniie- preparations il O.!
tss:sa by many eIaiDsnt pbysicisns who HAYS .es 4
sg1 witnesses Of its eficac7 when the ususi rem.
diea nave failed; also By Thousand Of 2lo5. r.
ec a5ie citizens who says uscd t IL tkeir ;amilir
bo:a az preventive and cure with never falling sac
ces5 sr tire last twenty years, during which perct
VIE very little aid from aver Using, &C., it T.
dusliy spread reputs ion eyer the whole Uaion
In cases Of recent Colds Coughs, Hoasscne:s, de- Il
gives immediate relief aud gene rally In DAY
CO Two, without interfering with diet busin. =, OF
re- doTi1e the s-gtcro mora susceptible Ct Colt,
cdronic cases, lsthntd, Raoor'sg Cough. ts-oup
Sro7-cttis, Afsctios.s of The Lsiag,, er.5 C1nnsA5
tass iE IS slHaJs very " ua0Gisi. and seldom falls
EhsE commenced II time 10 perfsc. g ocSe.
rice % and 80 cents & bottis.
Eo'd whoicssie by Patterson d Marin, Stots 20
GJdg e;y r Co. Ilcxsnirls ~ goei K Stevens, /,
Gecrsstora By Mr. Cissei
ES- TEIEk'S EUE ARxBIC G1YDY DHOFs
siIailac composition to ths above, but in q niids
AID mere posts5is fcrIa they aot Ike charm o.
O Troublesome Cough, tad clear the throst spi
gc.:s; they contain no injurious drug ere p.rticu
rFJ recommended for children. frequenters Of rnt
Il .s5eInblins, public speakers, singers. &c
r-l,c lax and IS cents por boz.
'or sale ct nost Drug and Candy StoIes
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AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE

LET THE SICK HEAR THE TRUTH.
CAPrAIh Observation-Disclosures known his tasiI
mony will be conclusive. But Iest those who IN
not know the Captain should be sceptcaI. DIR. Dau.
son u Bro, with others Of the best known md mos
highly respectable citizens of Easton, endorse hi,
HAxProN's VEGETABLE r1Norunr.
Messrs. Mortimer 4 Mox5roy:
Gentemen-I feel il nv duty 10 van and the nuh
lie to certify to the effects of Hampton's Ve.etnLe
I1ncture. ] was for more than five years Iaborna
under disease of Chronic Rheumatism. and the
great part Of that time so helpless that / had
to be helped from my bed and dressed in nv ctothes
became reduced TO a mere skeleton. All the med
acihes look done me no good, and continued t.
grow worse. heard of Hanpton's Tinctnre and
thought would give ii trial. At this time did
not expect to live one day after another J;d mo-
take 1t (the Tincture) for the Rheumatism L,r, in
snort time was well IF that disease. From, The
nnee OF your lnstnIe and the help Of God am
Il wish all the afflicted to try Hampton,s Vegeut,e
Inctu.e, as have done, with the same effect TINT
It mas on Your obedient servant, a..
Isaac B,s,A.,x.
we are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin, colo
him some of Hampton's Vegetable Tincinre AMI.
heve the above statement correct.
From our knowledge of Captain Beniam;n ~. 3D. a..
conndent that the above statement is true and mn
@ ). "A. JOHNSON,
Cab and get pamphlets watis. and sso o.,'s ;,
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuraie;s N No. !"
pepsie, nervousness and General Weakne.s. a..
!, n.so nSanshe o' Tor delicate children we believe
Sold By MORTIMER b MowBRAy ,s Nal,
Tue s.eet, Heumore, and S04 Broadway. N. YoTt
-. aAs. sToTf o Co., J. B. MOORE, d. q, On IRxE
onAHsI BOWLING, w. ELLIOT, and a. McPHrp
son, washington; also, by R. 8. p. C1ssr,. Gss,.sl
town, and C. c. BERRY, AIexandra. and ~ n,,ss
gsts svsrywhsss. '"o IN. ny D,ue
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81 marriage, its duties and disqualifcations and
their remedies; With Autographs, illustrating the
anatomy and physiology, aud disease OF tie reero-
iactive organs Of both sexes thss Etructure. usee
sad fuoct;ors. A popular and comprehensive tr.a-
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ecsions to It; no'io, hes-yer. should take this In.
pcrtant sep w,tlout Grst consulting its psees-
commentaries o. tie diseases and medical rsepnent
Of females froh Infancy to old ace each csse grsph-
cay ilinstrstsi by beautiful lithoSraphic plates
nervous debility, It's causos and cure hy precess
at once 60 siEPe, sefs and esctual thst failure Is
npossibls-rules for daily manag.neat-an essay
on spnrmatorrhles with practical observations on
tsfo-, and more euccessfu mode of trsstruent-pre-
stationary hints the evils resulting from smpiri
;a praotice-sn Essay on al diseases arising ffcn
ndiscrstion, With plain and einple rules by h!ch
AL persons can cure themselves without uorcury-
remedies for thcse self inflicted niseriss end dssr
pointed hopes 70 unfortunately prevalent In the
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

uEALTHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH
IL All who are desirous of obtaining these bene-
hts, should Use ZERMAN'5 CELEBRATED
TOOTH-WASH. This delicious article combines
50 many meritOrOus qualities, that il has now be-
come standard favorte with the citizens Of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists pre-
scribe II In their practice most successfully, and
from every source the most fattering laudaons are
awarded it.
infamed and bleeding gums are Immediately ben
emitted by its use; its action upon them il nuld,
soothing and effective. IL cleanses the teeth 90
thoroughly, thar they are made to rival pearl in
whiteness, and diffuses through the mouth such a
delightful freshness, that the breath is rendered ex-
quisitely sweet. Ii disnfects all those impurities
which tend to produce decay, and as a consequence
when these are removed, the teeth pust always re-
main sound.
Ii Is used and recommended by all the eminen,
Dentists in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
other cities where it has BEN introduced. All
should give il a trial.
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, Druggist
and Chemist, Ninth and Caiharine streets, Phila-
deiphia, and sold by all Druggists everywhere al Is
cents per bottle. w. II. GILMAN,
Jan II-Sm Agent for Washington City.
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EVENING STAR.
THE DYING WIPE.

Lay The babe upon my bosom, let me feel her sweet
For strange chill Ger me passes, and know tha.
Iwouid gaze upon the treasure, scarcely given ere
Feel her rosy dimpIed fingers wander DER my cheek
of snow.
lam passing through the waters but ablessed shore
appears
Kneel beside me. husband dearest let me kiss away
thy tears.
wrestle with thy grief, as Jacob struve from mid
night until day; .. ...
Nmay leave an angels blessing when IL vanishes
away.
Lay the babeupon my bosom, Ills not long she can
be there,
seel how to my heart she nestles,-tis the pearl
lin after years beside thee, sits another in my
chair,
Though her voice be sweeter music, and my face
than hers less faiij
liza cherub call thee father, far beautiful than
this,
Love thy Erst born, oh my husband, turn not from
the mOtherless,
Tell her sometimes Of her mother,-you will call
her by my name "a -
Shield her from the winds Of soTow,-if she errs
on gently blame. g..
Lead her sometimes where I'm sleeping, will an
swer If she calls,
And my breath will stir her rnglets, when my voice
in blessing falls.
Her soft blue eyes viii brighten with q wonde,
whence il came,-S
IN her heart, when years pass o'er she will find he,
mothers name.
Ills sand that every mortal walks between two an
gels here,
One records the iii but blets it, if before the mid
night drear -..T-1
Man repenteth; if uncancell'd, then he seals il fol
the skies, =
And the right hand angel Weepetb bowing low with
yelled eyes.
lwill be her right hand angel sealing up the good
for Heaven,
Striving that the midnight watches find no misdeCd
unfOrgiven.
You will nor forget me, darling, when I'm sleeping
meath the sod!
Love the babe upon ms bosom, a. l love thee
uext 70 God.
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EASTER EGGS.

The new York Sunday Times, in reply
20 . question from correspondent,
<'How did the custom of holding Easter
eggs arise?" givesthe following account
'1n some way the eggs were made to
represent the resurrection. 1t is proba.
Die that the idea, in some form, is as old
as the days ofMoses, for eggs were used
in the feast of the passover, which the
children ofIsrael first celebrated on their
departure from Egypt. In the early
Christian era, the monks seem to have
improved upon the superstition that had
growE up, and custom became general
of sending chargers full of hard boiled
eggs to church to get them blessed.
This the priests performed by saying
several appointed prayers, making the
sagn of the cross over them, and sprink-
ling them with holy water.
These blessed eggs, it was thought had
the virtue Of sanctifying the entrails Of
the body, and were the first fat or feshy
nourishment taken after the abstinence
of Lent. The church of Rome, therefore,
has considered eggs emblematical of the
resurrection, and Pope Paul the Fifth or
dained a ritual in which eggs were said
70 be eaten In thankfulness for the res
direction of the Lord. One writer, in
sPeaking Of this, says that the egg al
Easter is an emblem of the rising out o.
The grave, in the same manner as thu
chick, entombed, as it were, in the egg
IS IN due time brought to life. The Gus
tom seems to have extended, however
through almost every eastern nation
1t is observed among the Persians at tn
least of the new year, which takes plac
with them at the vernal equinox. Ir
the north ofEngland it is still the custom
to send reciprocal presents of eggs a.
Easter They are ornamented in al
Kinds OF groteSque manners, and boileC
hard, so as to prevent the inconvenience,
OF being crushed in the pocket. But tn,
strength of the she'll constitutes the chic
glory of an Easter egg among the youn,
people of that country. The strife seem
TO be who has the strongest egg, and tw'
urchinS, each holding one in his hand
give blow for blow to test it. One O
The eggs is sure to be broken, and it.
Hhattered remains are the spoil of tn,
Honqueror, who is instantly invested will
The title of a "cock of one, two or three, ,
&C., according to the number Of eggs his
may have vanquished. A successful egg
IN contest with one which had previous
iy gained honor, adds to It's number the
reckoning gifts vanquishedfoe. An egg
which is the cock of ten or a dozen is
frequently challenged, and in this way
quite q pugilist warfare is carried on
among the eggs on Easter Monday, in
some parts Of England and the borders
OF Scotland, where this custom is more
generally practiced than in any othe,
place." g..
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.

TRAINS Kun As FOLLOWS:
I cAVS daily, except Sunday, at 6 and sK .. =.
Il and 8 and p Ii.
On Sunday st a = and SPIN.
Leave Baltimore st ~ Gnd . n; snd and
pm.
On Sunday at ~ m and pm.
The connections with Baltimore q Ohio Railroad
fc- the Wess ere By trains lesyisg ct 9 Q n ard ,
PA.
For Philadsiphis aud Esx York st 6, sri eH an
SRI m.
For Annapolis at sk n ,rdspr.
For Nor.oik at ? n.
7. II. PARSONS, Agent
Particu'sr attention is called 70 the RUE reQuir
Ing responsible voucher for any person CT color
wAo nay wish to Pass oy- the rcsd.
dec 1S-dtf
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Proposals for building Light House on "sev.
en- foot Knoll" mouth Of Patapsco River,

Proposals for building Light House on "Sev-
en- foot Knoll" mouth Of Pstapsco River,
Maryland. .
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, \
OFFICE OF LIGHT House. BOARD,
Washington, d. q. March 81, 1855.
PROPOSALS will be received until the Both of
l. April next, ION which day the bids will be
opened) for furnishing the materials, (ofwrought and
asst iron) and building lighthouse, upon screw
pile foundations, on "Seven foot Knoll, )" 1t the
mouth Of Patapsco river, Nd, by the 3Oth ofDeeem-
Der next. ..,
detailed drawings of the plan of the light house
can re seen at this Office (No. 81 Winder's Build
ing)
Should any bid be accepted, contract will be eI-
ecuted at once.
No payment will be made until the whole work Is
completed; and before il is received 1t must be ap
proved by the agent of the Government appointed to
superintend the work-said agent having power TO
reject all materials and workmanship not in accord
ance with the terms ofthe contract.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
that may not be deemed advantageous to the public
interest. -....s. ...
All bids should be sealed and addressed to the I'M
dersigned, endorsed proposals for Sevenfo Knoll
Light House." .-.--
EDMD. l.. F. HARDCASTLE,
mar2S-eolm Engineer Secretary.
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AIOTICE.-Ir received this day new assorf-
IN ment of SLEEVE BUTTONS and STUDS, Of
the latest styles Also, a variety of other new
Goods: Vest Chains, Chatelalns Bracelets, Pins,
Earrings, Rings, etc.
Great inducements offered to purchasers.
an H. SEMKEN,
No. $40 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th ST..
hy- Nev Points put to Gold Pens at short notice.
Diamonds remounted, and Jewelry made to order.
mar 9Q-tf
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THE SUPERB PIANO.

MANUFACTURED expressly for the late exhi
NJ tion In this city, by Bacon & Raven, and
whch received A MEDAL, lie now ON exhibition AT
", s'ore This magnificent specimen of superior
skn wlil be returned TO New York at an early day,
uee disposed Of. We are authorized 90 sell il
upon very reasonable terms
u.r,s nave also for sale that beautiful instrument,
rscs;nsS oy Halet Davis Co., Boston, which
W. 20 'ne nrst diploma At the recent exhibition.
of p,.nss sways on hand large and superior stock
80 ~ rom the above manufactures. Old Pisnos
ana JOHN p. ELLIS,
mar - near Isoth street.
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A BOOK

WHICH EVERY BUSINESS MAN IN THE
w DISTRICT WANTs.-The Washington Civ
Directory, only IS cents copy, half price, can be
had at ALEX. ADAMSON'5, on Seventh street
opposite 20 the Post Once, where he keeps con
stanty on hand fine assortment of Blank Books,
Pens, Ink Paper, Playing and Visiting Cards, Games
&c. he Ii agent for all the cheap publications.
Magazines and Newspapers. =
London Illustrated News, Bells Life, Times and
Punch received by every steamer
New York Herald, Times and Tribune received
every night and delivered TO subscribers
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NEW BOOKS at
~ SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE.
Inc Immaculate Conception; or, The Mother OF
thome 0'e
Giowth IN Holiness, or the Progress Of the Shirt
ual life, BY the author of All for Jesus
Inc metropolitan Magazine for April.
The Slave of the Lamr, by VIM. North
Everything in the Stationery line
All the new books published received immediate
ly afterwards and for sale at
SHlLLINGTON'S Bookstore,
Odeon Building, corner ~ st. and Pa. ave.
apr r.
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NOLIAN PIANOFORTES. t
III Another of these beautiful instruments made
BY +. Gilbert Co., Boston, can be seen al ouI
Music Depot.
Also, splendid papier mache case parlor Melo-
deon, made by +. G. Gardner & Co, Conn.
HILBUS s. HITZ,
mar 26 Star Buildings
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oEAEGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
% &4S

on e7'0 y vt 4 7S1ous, 1F0O' " 1O01,
THE Cars leave Alexsndria daily for Gordons
J. vile and intern-diate stations at ~ O'Clock,
.. n. on the arrival Of the boat from Washingtop,
giving ample time for breakfast on board Cen
nectiag ut Manassas Junction With train for stras
burg, ut Warrenton Ju. ction With train for War
rerton, and at 0ordonsvile with the trains on the
Virginia Central Railroad for Riehmond, Charottes-
vile and Stanton.
The cars leave eordonsvilie daily for Alexandra
ald inteIrsdiate stations. ct u before L. q. Re, on
tie arrival Of .he trains OF the Virginia Cen tTs rail-
read nom Richmond, CT ylOtresville and Stanton
THR0II9H TI0R ETg
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Ey tie President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner General Lana unnce
EoT1cE TO pRE-nMPTIoN CLa1MANss.

E0TICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLk1MANSS.
Under the act Of Congress approved 81 of March.
1858, entitled "An act % extend pre- enpticn rights
to certain settlers therein mentioned" the preemp-
no la g were extended ever the above mentioned
aternats odd numbered sections within sir miles
each side of the route Of the road where the settle
z ent and improvement were made s&soe to the dare
of s5 tment, If proven up and paid for st the rate
oftSo dollars and fifty cents per acre, before the
day fixed for the public ssle and by the act sp
proved 9Th March, 1854, entitled "An act for the
raisf Of settlers lands reserved for railroad pur
poses" persons who settled and improved the above
named sections prior TO the date Of sitadravdl will
be entitled to pr exemptions at the ordinary minimum
price Of the public land at the rate Of dollar
and twenty-five cents Per acre, IL proven rp and
paid for Def re the day fixed for the public sale:-
Therefore, every person entitled to the igdt Of pre-
emp ton in any of the alternate odd numbered sec
tons above mentone, within six miles of the route
of the rosd u1der the act of Sd March, 1862 shove
ferred to- settlements made prior to tbs 4th Of
February, 1858, (thc date Of alotmeu or under The
act of q "a March, 1854 on settlements made prior
to the dat Of the original hdrswsl Of the Ia, ds
from market, likewise every person entitled to PIE
emp,ion under the act Of 9th March, 1854, in say
OF the lands outside Of the ,is mie limits directed 10
be restored to enry tie IL tn day Of March next
Is required to establish the same TO the satisfaction
Of he ,ister and receiver of the proper lad Office
ana make pay ment therefor az the price fixed by
law soon practicable after seeing this notice.
and before the d,y appointed for the publ sale or
restoration TO market of the lands embracing The
tract claimed; otherwise such clsi will BE- forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Cface
feb 10-1avl3v
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FOB MOUNT VERNON.
n TITRCn vC "a M IN A "

Fare round trip 81; from Alex
sndria IS cents The THOMAS COLLYER leaves
Washington 1t and N4xandria ut 81 o'clock
Ceechss leave the Capitol for t5e boat n eX oclk.
Coach fare 10 cents.
deaos With Geo. Thos. Parker
Refreshnsnts on the bce..
oct 2s-dtf SAM'L aKDEKT, C.Yt
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIEROAI

Foh lhE w EO4 AMI SOO LIZ
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED AhRANsEMENTs Boa TRAykLi
IMPORTANT CHANGES OF SCHEDUDKU
AZ Central Ohio Railroad betwsen
Whasling and Columbia, Uniting, as II does, BY 20
snort and direct . line, tie Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad with sll portions OF the West land North
.rantages to through travellers IN that direction.
o. aud sfer Monday, November 81, 1854. the
t. igs vii. Be rue as follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGER
Tao fsst trains daily viii run In each directior
First-The NAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
at r, instead OTIS o'clock Heretofore, (excspt
on 2undsy,) and arriving st Wheeling az 20 O. N
Se>oni-The EXPRESS TR AIN, leaving at p. N /,
in'tssd Of az p. n, as hsretofor-, and running
through to Wheeling IN sbcut IL hours, reaching
t,--s Il 10 Is 8. M Th.s train will step 81 waah !.
lag Ton Junction, syk-svlie, Monocacy, Hsrper's
Z rfg, Hsr.insbarg, sir John's Run. Cumberland,
ri r.E,or., Rowlesburg, Nevburg. Fettermsn, Farm.
iagtso, Cameron and Mou7dsville only, for wood
ana water and meals Both ttese trains make
prompt and regular connection with ths cars Of the
0eatrsl Ohio Road for Cambridge, Evansville, New
arr, Columbus, cincinnsti, Louisville, Dayton,
Sandu-ky, Toledn, letroit. Indisaspsns. Chicsgo
81 louis, etc. Passengers leaving Baltimore by the
&s;i Tr,'n; viii rssca Gircipnsu fer dinner next
day, while by the Express Train they arr.vs there
a. IL the next night, being seps but one night on
tie route BY eith.r train.
Passengers fo- the Eorthsest via Cleveland and
ell intermediate points can make q direct Sonneo-
| ton with 'he trains upon n. Cleveland and Rita
burg Rsilrord q. all times whe5 the Ohio is psviga
BILE Cor steamers between Wheelisg and Welrviile,
by leaving Baltimore IN the Mail Train Of u N.
Returning, the Trains leave Wheeling follows:
The EXPRESS TRAIN CT 30 p. m, reaching Pal
ti:oo-e at ESQ g. m. The MAIL TRAIN at ll.45 p.
n reaching Baltimore ut "a Z p.
CO Through tickets BY boat from Wheeling for
Cinci.nat Msdison. Louisville, St. Louis and other
River Cities, III b. sold at times when the staes
cf water will admit.
ka- Through tickets between baltimore and
Warrington, and all the important cities and towns
Ia the West, sold at the ficke. o.foes Of the
Company.
FOR WAY PAssEN1 Frs
THE HAIL TRAIN, having Camden Station win
tax passengers for ell tie usual stopping places
the Road Returning, this train leaves Wheeling
ct LAS midnight, Cumberland at 10 10 O. m, and
arrives at Baltimore st 2. IN.
TIE FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
for Frederick and ivtsrmedste places, vii start st
N, daily. (except Sundsys) arriving in Fr-dsr
ick ct 40 Returning vii leave Frederick ST Q.
H. arriving at Baltimore at 1880, noon
THE ELLICDF1ss MILLS ACCOMMODATION
viii be ran Dolly, Excerpt Srndays,) Is follows:
Leave Camden Station at Q O. m. and p. m
Leave klGoott's Mills st 100 .. and go p. n.
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NO. 50. y
Notice of the establishment Of tAs etee of
Surveyor General of pnblic lands for
the Territory of Utah.
IN virtue of the authority contained in the act ap
l. proved February d, 1856, entitled San act 10
establish the Office Of surveyor general of Utah, and
to grant land for school and university purposes -
the President of the United States has directed thai
the Office of surveyor general Of said Territory be
located at Great Sat Lake City until otherwise or
dered.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington
this twenty fourth day of March, ammo Domini 1855
JOHN WILSON, !
Commissioner of General Land once.
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