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WASHINGTON. April J.

TheASenate resumed the consideration
of the motion tooprmtz theis memorial of
the members Of the dsree State Legislature
of Kansas. @ s sd ss.I
Mr@Pugh afterearefaiy examining the
document, said he believed il lwas1not the
original paper-the ssignatureseare ell in
the same hand writing, andthere are many
erasures and interlineations.i This sug-
gestioh of Mr.. Pugh q ted the atten-
lion of the, Senate to the subject and the,
memorial was pretty GENERALLY considered
spurious. - go
The vote by which the mnsmotiaf was
referred to the COMMITTEES on Territories
was then rcconsiderea. Z seeH
The memorial being then again brought
before the Senate. 3. sss haa so
Mr.. Cas- asked and obtained leave to
withdraw it to return the SANG. to Col.
Lane.
The Senate then at a quarter past s.
O'Clock, adjourned.
HousE.-House discuss ed I'll rcsolytion
of the committee on elections, declaring
P b. Fonks not duly elected, from. the
9Th Congressional District Of Illinois.
The House adopted opposition resolu--
ton declaring SamuefS. Marshall, sitting
member of 9th District Of Illinois elected
over Turueg. Forks and Turaley are to.
be allowed per diem and mileage to date.
The Senate's amendments to the def
cheney appropriation bill was considered.
Gy- III the important bilIs;sexcept1thc
one for ~semi-annuaf collection 0 fstaxes,
passed.-J6uandI. @Ngsaaysa
If the Legislature passed all the impor-
tant Bills before them, in the name of
common sense, wing did they adjourn to
meet again? Why do they hold two ses-
slons when the Constitutions Says they
shall only hold one, unless the emergency
was such as to demand It? Tie people
will have something to say IN this matter
and call for the reasons! the schools of
the State were robbed to pay this useless
party expeRse.4Stdtd$oah
Buchanan M~eetingin Gnclpnat.
a large meeting OF Democrats favorable
to the nomination Of James buchanan as
a candidate for the Presidency was held
i'm Cincinnati sea-Th MISUNDERSTANDING
The knqnirer's repoTtsof thespFoeeedings
says .sthe meeting throughout wascharac-
terized With enthusiasm aud fartaohy ups
on the subject OF The nomination of Mr..
Buchanan" Col. Adam. n. Riddle was
President of The meeting. The meeting
was addressed nv .Judre Csldyp1I .Iudoa
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q. DGA3daAT1G, VICTORY IN GiNeINNaTq.-
The Ilaaso Gratis of Cincinnati have elect
ed thsir whole city ticket, with, perhaps,
aono exception, sThere was q general flu
sion ofs the Black and White Republicans,
but all would not ensure success. 4z
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Nore of P1erce,s pro-slaverEigm

al n
More of P1erce's pro-Slaveryisn.
We find the following paragraph in the
Wheeling Gazette:
BEAR IT IN MIND.-An exchange paper
'remarks+-Whilc Willard Fillmore occupied
the Presidential chair, not q disorganizer
-NoHho or South-received an appoint
ment to a post of honor or profit. The
consequence was, fanaticism and disaffec-
ton were almost. starved out when he left
the Office. His successor came in and Law
ished the patronage of the government up
on abolitionists, secessionists and free
%soilers, and the Union is now on the brink
of dissolution
This is what the southern opposition
says of a man, who is called by the north
ern opposition "a pro-siavery President,
elected by the slave democracy" One
wing charge him with selling out body
and soul to the south, and the other hits
him a dig onthe other side for "Iavishing
the patronage of the government upon
( abolitionists.n
Is it not remarkably strange that such
glaring Inconsistencies fail to show either
side that they are in the wrong? They
are Blind because they will not see.
80 80
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Mill PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Amopg
the valuable tracts Of land advertised in
our paper, this week, to be offered for
sale by the Sheriff, is one il Green town
ship on which is. situated a valuable mill.
Millers here's d chance for a bargain.
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whenever the territory ceases to exist
After the Territory IS admitted into the
Union as a State, the laws providefor its
government while a Territory becomes
~isugatory unless emespreyisioasbeSmad
for their continuance"
Is that one Of che ~.aqfonaled aspmp5
tions" in the majority report? Is it true,
aszhessayssthatthe att of congress known
as the Missouri compremise,s although It'll
contains the word "foreves, sdid not mean
.foreser2 isj ii traezt that. without the pas
a g of the Nebraska bill. Containing the
repeaIipg clause, the act ef 1924 would
have become nngatory and void on the
people Of the Territory forming a %consti-
tution at Topeka, and. coming into the
Union? If So What IS meant by all the
leaders Of that grent party OF which lie
has become no@ so pyomineat a menljerI
When they Charge me with Violating SOL
m compact-a eom9art which they Say
consccratcd that Territ6rF TO freedom folt
cver:s They say was d coal3aes bind
M forever, LIE saysfhata IS iii sudhl-
founded assumption, for It was only q law
which would Become void without being
even repealed; It was d mere legislative
enactfaent, iike any other territorial lax;
and the word fprcYcr'' msant, no more
Than hereaftcr@tEat 7 would expire
by its own limitation. This asslanp-
tionsbe ttuc, 1t Necessarily follows THAI
What he cans he sMissoarj t5inpfoin6fise
was no compsetsNwas not i 5codfraet
nor even acompromisc. therepeal (which
would involve D Breach Of faith!
~ If he be tight In this ASSUMPTION, what
EXCUSE mas ne LOT rsloialng N lnis cfusaae
ling pa S ana agslast sPe Dela9efasSe
S. 800 M 1
- III 90
- $ gp. S ! 1s.S : Co.
NslnSn $50 : 80. 800
x@@ ssn. n ~ p9s ts1Hb "a : =
~ ~ - - sl.S
49, 49, ~. {. ss%ssis,H =
- sS,;r .sss,;tsS zs,sA - ~ *.
ss.s"stsa ssagss 4; NJ ~,
- ~ ~ qlis
s1.ssss ~ $50 ~, ,1eth ~.
~ s5nss tS.m s,,s $40 ,,.ss ma II
ssmcv an fbal cbsra. ii - + had y;,l,t dd
sssoje,n, cosns,sct wybsah no -
mt eouns = MI ! Ys,ares ori,;,, nv oct u
s5Ec;SIsf;on ;ofasSdea 81 10 IeS},lne,s,rv IN
.hor5 .orN S5dEgo Locasas :
xand2 Viii ,sbabs "a 4 s4s si,6S,I3 n Ssa,5l
asna,4rb u sS,ssS 81 c,TSsS3anf and - s.
-, oa.ht III ESorasa haa,sa
SaaS;f 6ndersf snl tba s,b;eot &c tbfs
sSs5eE Ia r.. ~ Ira 49,.
IS. sfSs tsst;arst sfriS ,ssn s.
III sra,y 81 + /, ,,f.an5s 4.
s,ssm MIN ,,s5r6S;dsa 81 4 ms lis ~,
M nasr5T 5,s5666a M,a6sss oos,ssihy, az =,
s{isSnsndSrstS5 MI M ~, / :
1850 81 c5s,hs,, u I igeg, ~ ~ Is
sssa ~ ] .,9;ns NJ ayt !;
- sS9sssaSal - eN,,sssu ~.
49, NJ ~ 49, III ~ - nm
kE%ya M ma, 49,.
- ~. 80, 1sssa EEsI "a. sssss:l
- - ~ ss"Ssf So HSrSScsSs5
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FIRE IN TUE WOODS A fire "got out
in the woods, in the eastern part Of this
township last week and destroyed a barn,
tobacco house with about 500 worth OF
tobacco, and considerable fencing, belong
ing to James Mcmahon.
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MnwAtkiE LIKE Cin1cAeo, ALL OVER
DaaAocnATft!.t!A THE Milwaukee Meas
Of the brings Us The following result
Of the election on tie 1st in that city:
70 Great victory of a DemrcFatic people
over the.dtrices and intrignes. OF Faslon!
.Know-Sothfnsism Roorcd. Every ward
carried clean sweep. The election yes
ttrtay proceeded with remarkable quiet
ness IN all wards, 50 far as We hear, al
though the cehtcst was pretty close in The
third, fourth and fifth.
The Democrats have literally swept the
wards, electing all the regularity nomina-
ted candidates for alderman, antwe he
licTe all the bailance Of tic ward tick
cfs. ~
set4s q3iss4t . steS ass
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AS6ThKR DEMOCRATIC EIcToRF.-The
Kuew Nothing$ Of Caro- 1topx were. COM
ileteiy thrashed out at the election on
Mohday. The regular Know. Nothing
ticket was beat by so majority. Last
fall they had a majority. Of 50. Good
for Carrollton,
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CONGRESSIONAL ELscroRs.

- CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS. &
8 LIST. SHELDoS j. kELLoGd, of Hamilton. aa
I, 81. Henry r. SEDAN, of Hamilton.
3D.: DAyip CLARK, OF Montgomery.
18th. ]. II. Thomas, of Darka.
5tif. E3wARp FoSrEa, Of Williams.
9Th. MlcHAEL IL. DAVIS; Of Glerrnent.
9Th. 8FltiaAN GRossTy, ofaNarren.
Sth., WuLIAM kERsUyER, of Clark. i &-
9th. Ggo2GE Z. SGENA, OF Seneca.
10th. levi DrsGhN, of Jackson.
llth. ALFsEp McFsi,:H, of Fairfield. s
s12tlt. JACOB SLYsi, OF aEr1iiklin. ces eyso
18Th, JoHS TsrFT, OF iIp.on, s ag5
l4th. JOIN. c. MYEps, Of Ashland.
18th. JosErI! BrISs, Of Cosllocton.
18th. JAMES It. GA YIosh. 8f Morgan.
18TH BENJAMIN Il. SaRIGas, of Noble. -
18th. AipHp&sQ II :RT, OF Portage.
18th. Henry ii. DopGE, If Gryahoga.
Goth. GEORGE. G. GILLErr, 81, Ashtabula.
21st. GEeEGE Cook, Of IEtTiIson. (
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~ See the advertisement of a house
and lots for sale, in Grandview, in anoth-
or column.
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Malaga Township Erect.


- MALAGA, April 10, 1856.
DEAR SPIRIT:-Please sound it abroad
in tones that will echo through the inner
most caves and deepest dens Of Know
Nothinglsm, that the democracy of Malaga
are triumphant. On the 18th inst, they
gave one day to their country, by admins
tering to the opposition factions a com
plete drubbing, as a foretaste of what
they will give them next fall. The fol-
lowing is the result:
DEMOCRATS. Lsms.
JUSTICE OF II PEACE.
Thos. Fowler, 100. Simon Grissel, 5S.
TRUSTEES.
Simon Dorr, l59. Elijah Moore, &C.,
Barnet Mann; 1876. Joseph Boner, 81.
III. G.! Morris, 164. j.. z. Fogle, 81.
5ama CLERK.
l.. E. Shankland, I56; John Tacker, 81.
1 TREASURER
VIM. IIobough, 147. Thos. Grissel, 10.
a Assessor.
lie Shankland, 141. Levi Lupton, 70.
In conclusion, We, the Democrats Of
Malaga township, do hereby challenge any
and every township in this county, to give
as large a Democratic majority at the next
fall election as we do, and say to them that
if they intend to compete with us, they
must r{oll. up their sleeves and go to work.
MALAGA.
y 'es@ 9" For the spirit"
Mn. Ep1ToR-Please notice the follow
ing as the result of the election in Adams
township:
For Trustees-Isaac Atkinson received
141 votes; John D. Mellott 101; Jacob
S. E~arlewine 81; William Hill Al and
Cephas Hart 46.
Treasurer Thomas M'Mahon received
103 and Leonard Twinum 40.
Clerk-John Alexander I42.
sAssessor3Thomas III. Leech 100 and
Gershom Conger 43.
Constable Samuel Steel 1S3. r.
. = 49, fA H- ~ SEE LHLH 2N
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C~oNSEcffcrr EtEcTioS.--Returns in
from all towns in the state but one. result:
administration REPRESENTATIVES, %, eppo-
sition" T2T, The Senate stands Hoppe
sition The Democrats give up the State.
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NATIONAL Convention.

Dcaaqcrqete Presizg49i.ql Electors Jfar Ohio
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM RFlNNON. IT,, of Belmont
a IEXAYESEEs e. MEEKE E, of Butler
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DIED-On the 3lst ult., at his residence.
near Beallsvile, Ohio, of consumption,s "a.
HARPER, ST., V.sD MI SsRsass sat 70
The deceased was in the midst of nanh0od,
a devoted Minister of the Gospel, Ahdswks be-
loved BY an swhossH acqasinsa1sA Ass nasds.
His pulpit rabors were earnest n a4nstfdctise,
his prisate Conversation fnfle6f pissy md ele
walton, his ministerial tolls were 4nahys IN 6Fd6
to win souls over to a crucifesss lufa NOW rissA
Redeemer. He died, as helised SdeSotsd gef
vant Of God; his trust and confdencrsff ii TIE
Lord were perfect to the last. He was Wiling
to Stay, but to be with the Eofa he counted
gain. say 4as = R 1872 pg2
He has left behind him a 4 ev6tedchffstfsn
companion, and a large circle Of relstiSansf "a
mourn his Departure. The church has losAt1in
him a beloved brother and minister; but n
pleased the Lord to call him hence, 4 where the
weary are at rest. ,ss; 10 en- gsasfs@vnoo o.
SD blessed are they that se hfahs I~ord.snsi
sssd tia9@ ieEfa7-ssf IN. Il. LOHniRfF..as
safz st hb enaes 81 u bsdsiasnl
% a2ee 5aG S47sge kss .saha3o7s
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The meeting pledged itself tothes nomi-
nee Of the National Convention; but re-
quested their delegates in said Convention
to exert their best efforts to secure the
nomination Of James buchanan.
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No. 56l.]
Notice of the Withdrawal Of Lands in Michi-
April g. law'3w

IN pursuance of Congress approved Sd June, 1885,
king grant OF MICHIGAN aid In the
railroads said STATE uetion have just
registers and receivers
sale and location OF the following
probably within the prescribed limits Of selection
until directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30b OF May last,
Office All the lands in the district in the southern pc
and IA west and south OF township
in north pentnsua all the lands north otownSp
&c. d Of range 10 west
lands the district, except all those town
ships IL, Is, and a lying west OF range IA wesi
Office All lands The district, those
of owarhp " and asi nf cast
M t,oss Of township 10 and east ofranee east
DETROIT: All lands In the dsiric' lying between
north, and all situated of
All the lands in the district lying east Of
All the lands In the district situated
-.ru,h y TOWNSHIP, s ranges 20 To 81 inclusive
township So, ranges % TO - inclusive
snuth Of township So la ranges IS and 30
"a, Ia n aud 3s
Nnrh Of tuwu-hIp 46, IN ranges ~ and 40; and
North township 46, in ranges Al aud a.
These the lands advertised in the
pTcau NJ 552. 10 be- H. ed mex July ~ saLH
Mu, Viii viii therefore be offered ut the public sae
tIvru uud. Land Once the city Of
Washington, ihIreerfh day ot June 1856.
i,t,t-. HENDRICKS,
June J. In 81 Star.1 ,lrmHp saner
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Intel. & Star.
June 24-Iaw6w
mo. 5sa.I
office

Of WahdrGVal Of Lands in Louisiana.
OF he of Congress, approved Sd June 1885,
king land of Louisiana, aid In the
railroads ia said instructions have
following described lands in
DISTRICTS probably falling within the prescribed Hm oSelecon
uau directed heretofore ordered telegraph
jlst oi May last, viz
Office NATcnITocuEs, oil the lands in the district, ercept
follows:
Townships to 3. inclusive, of range H.
Townships 10 Is, inclusive, of 5.
L whshrs inclusive, Of D.
Township II to "A, incu i've Of ranRes and g. and
Townships 10 and a, of ranges y and TO-
ships Is ~ which lie West least and
ships - 49, inclusive, between and the Mississippi
m
Ofce the lands in the district
OF the and OF the principal merdian together with
the following;
Township north OF ranges and 9 east.
Townships TO south, inclusive, OF and west
Townships south, inclusive of 3, 4, and west
Town-hips and , south, II ranges aud west
Townships to south, inclusive, Of ranges and east
Townships To IL south Inclusive Of 3 east.
Township - south, inclusive, Of range east.
TownhIps I l." "a south, inclusive, OF range 5 east
Township, 4 10 IS south, inclusive, Of range 9 east
no.
township south.
Once GRErsBURe, lands tie district ua between
range 3 and
fhice NEw ORLEANS al townships situated
aud ~ OF
following lying ~e'i Of the Mississippi river, VIE:
Tow ships 3 70 10, inclu-ve Of ranges IL and 70.
townships 10 Ia 49, inclusive between - and H.
T"wu Ups " to 49, inclusive. between 6 and 90
townships IL TO IL, inclusive lying OF range 49,
Given under my hand, ohcr at the city
washington, this Ieth day Of Juhe 1884
THOs. A. HENDRICKS
June 4o-iaw6w Intel star Commissioner.
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned bat tney day formed
L tied Partnership under the firm Of Appleton Il nu-
business Is the whose place
selling Stocks nstes purpose II buying aud
and checks, the aud
exchange hu~'" "f OK brokerage and
liO" la WhIatu Henry w
reside partners and Gorge
9 "A
that sad Grog Cranbu'rh III the
dpIAis aud tha
sand parteslp day rs56
all the l5N day Of yrrn, 1857.
W u. : ruARr APPLETON,
II w. TO ELI,
Mar 2S-d2w ,.E RICE HtSr a Virginia
a AVING o"r"d rgether Indicated the
ii notice tn purchase and
rck huk nrs coin frg" ad domestic rHchanEr, crcuor
bills buudS
We ely rnect0n- depuSrs pay
chrc k, aud aii,w int-e-I standing
We ~ LAWRENCE p IA NE
OF nrm Idea, Whrrs, CO. Washington, D.
his -
house, fuzzy recognised ny
APPLETON q co,
Apnl CIV 24 BALTIMORE street.
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IN RAILROAD DIRECT 40 THE ~ losr.
Id III .ssRsass ssssal Ne asEs

rm' He'wse" Wilmington ."a Wheeling bus nv
" aahisgson
western now offers the fullest Inducements
the Northwest and Southwest.
The connection between trains from Washington and the
trains bound West from Baltimore always promptly
Washington junction, uaey called the Relay House)
Washington Baggage checked through 10
Wheeling the Washington station and ,eeheeke and transferred
through tickets for points beyond The connecting
Washington daily at mr. and An, p Sundays the
A. wheeling dt,ee CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD, running from BeiIaire, the Ohio,
near Wsssens through Cambridge Zaaesve and Newek 20
Manshed and sandusy railroad for sandusky Toledo
AZ Columbus the o. railroad
Of the Little Miami railroad Xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
w sS 1s lo %a s na
Haute, Lafayette, Chcago Rock island, 81 Louis, &c.
Natchez New Orleans &C which Washingtono
1 @ a. sto and ' @ on sos 1 b.
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi
&C., tickets sold when Ohio navgable
Wheeling and WeIsvlie, forty mies) where with
Travellers requested notice that while this
9sl speedy ana direct to nearly all the leading points IN
the great West The distance from ashneton to Cincinnati
route!
by through from Washington To wheeling 80 g.
by railroad steamer from CINCINNATI SIS Indianapo
Chicago 81 O. and $40 SOL ST Louis s 50 a5 Memphis
Frederick Hapers Ferry Marunsbug Berkeley SPRING.
Cumberland Bedford 5enns Piedmont Oakland and oun,
minor statons between Baltimore Wheeling g. M
For from Baltimore Annapolis &c. see special ad
verti-ements. "
information, through tickets apply to TIL n
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station.
Master OF Transportarion Baltimore and
mV5-du Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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PROTECTED by royal letters Of England and secured BY
the seals o Ecoe do Phafmace de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tnesemar No Is tho remedy for and local debility
Of vTe power premature decay, and all the distressing
quenoe snog from early abuse sc s effects are ecacou
In youth manhood and old the vire would
impaired tho hcns Of hs " the TrnscaaT
universally adopted physical impedimeRs vanish like
before influence thus rendering s Invaluable those
tertng the marriage state.
Trrsemar No completely and entirely eradcates all
those disorders which and cubbs have
ardote for ruth The health Of portion Of the pop
ulahOn,
Tue-emar No the European remedy for that class
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
mercury inevitable destruction Of the constitution
and which all the sarsaparla IN the world
Tesema aud 3 alike devoid ~ SMELL
all qualities They lay the toilet table without
their use being detected
Sold cases - divided separate
minsrered By valpeau, LaIlslmhnh, RouI, &C.
To he had, wholesale etail OF Mr. r. Barrow, No 81
Green Canal New York, specially appointed by the
proprietor and for the United States and
other Of America. Immediately receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow will forward Tesrmar n the world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions Of tho
writer.
Renf agents required Terms cash.
Nov g-dly
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHoRrzEDi THE Rob 81 Or. BoI

THE ONLY OWE AUTHoBIzEDi-Tbe Rob Of DR.. BOY
VEAU LhFFECTEUR 10 far superior the sirups
paria similar remedies II radically
withoat affections Of akin, dares scrons
Itch accidents
period Of hf and hereditary acrmony Of humo Az depura
tive powerfully sicacous OF the bladder
other the
injections soundings. A syphlc
Of basam Of cspava eube from necons which only rpeI
the virus without neutraiyine H. The
recommended sypho
ing and which have resisted the mercury the
Of potassium.
General fer United Boudn, GEO.,
William street, New York for wholesale orders uiot
New 0rleanri seuilly, San Francisco. ers :
The Rob Lafscteur sold BY All duge throughout the
ted states The pauaphe o Doctor Grvss sd
cal propertes of the Rob win be by
din 81 William street, New York, who viii give every inflammation
wanted
@. r. Is prepared on America the IN
dies &c. ee Of the United States duties he has the
March W-dIyt
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

ReductUn Of Fare 10 California.
r. Uusd states matt steamships IIave New Ynrf
.@AR for Asp'uwai hr 5th and Goth NJ
&GIs connecting with steamers from Panama Sar
WS6xkMnxz& Francisco
th-, steamship Nav,
Department. guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad "a mites uugl sted from
and IL or hours The
checked NV York through FrlnCs
the
The moHey paid In York oil expenses the TIP
Reserve kept IN New York, Panama, and
Fan Francisco prevent detention Of accident thai
the route IL endTely reliable.
Passengers they Aspiu
va
Conductor through by and take charge
chIdTsu without other PROTECTOR.
For through agency IN
West street, New York, |. W RAYMOND.
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oTHoE o. rHE aLAYLAHD coSsOLrOA rsD LorrsnE,

OTuCE . MARYLAND CoRsoLID ATED LoTrsRIEs
Baltimore, Maryland, july /, 1855
TUE commissioner Of the MaIyland deemed
hIs caution the public the swindru
who circulate BY and otherwise fraudulent loeTy schemes
and pretend be the the Of
n wholly hcuu0us
The only lotteries Maryland daily under
the Of the elected people
the STATE under the constitution approve
schemes and To attend 10 the drawings.
All the tickets these and all certificates
tickets, have hog aphed
for the contractor Once OF the Maryland Consolidated
BALTIMORE Maryland" All . fraudulent
For tu Information the subject of
r. X. Brennan,
Sept 28-dly Baltimore MARYLAND.
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PROPOSED DATES or sAILlNG-lss6.

stopping Southampton gong returning ohtr
London Havre advantages
other rout" for the economy Of lime and money.
PG4sass Ns0 York Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin, saoon $3.50; first cabin Saoon SllO
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Of tcithdrapcal Of lands IN Florida and alabama.
" An granting puhic lands,
the n FLORIDA and Nlabaua to
railroads ard States
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