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THE AIDES OF RINITY
~ Church, Georgetown, will hold FAIR
at Forrest Hall, to aid In nquidatng the debt yet
9th instant, and continue during the week.
They most respectfully invite the public to paw
them visit, and examine the many beautiful
and rare articles they have to dispose Of, and en-
JOY the delicious Strawberries, &c, prepared for
the occasion. Il. ...... lie 7-tf
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SEVENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC
~ Association Will meet at Potomac Hall
on SATURDAY EVENING, June 14th, at 8
O'Clock. Every member Is expected to be present
as business Of Importance win be brought up for
consideration.
JAMES EsPEY, President
JOHN M. THORNTON Sec ie l3-ot4
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~ keeper, or other persons can be supplied with
from six to eight gallons Of pure fresh CREAM
per week, sent In daily or thrice . week nom a
dairy and garden farm near Washington City, by
addressing note to Box No. Star Once. so that
the advertiser may call and make Arrangements
for Its delivery. I'd a.E .lEt lie I2-tf
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CHAM PAGN z,

CHAMPAGNE,
HOCK, MOSELLE AND CLARET WINES,
4 per schooner Commander. In Chief, viz:
Verzanay, 6. II. Mumm Co., In quarts and pints
Cabinet r do do do
Crement Gordon Rouge, in quarts
HeiAsick, Of Rsnauld q Francois
M.rcchrsnne, Hook OF P. A. Mumm, Fnnf.
seisenheimer lori on Maine
Sparkling hoch, Nonpariel
sfannerSeresr sosen., ,s,s a.
st Estepbe
st. Julien Claret of T. MtcheaI.ons q
Chateau la Rose Co, Bordeaux.
Chateau Leoviile
THE Cordan Rouge isthe best wine In the world
And other Wines Of less flavor and quality.
For sale by JAMES H SHEKELL,
Js 1l-1W 20 street. corner Of 18Th.
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III Mineral Waters.-A fresh supply Of
BBoFORD WAFER, 30 Justly celebrated for dyspeptics.
Congress ana Empire Wsters from world wned
Springs at Saratoga. Blue Lick Water from Blue Lick
Springs In Kentucky. All received this direct GILL;
MANS new Drug Store, $50 Penna avenue M as-lw
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PROG RAMMK.

PROGRAMME.
Inc Committee invite their brother Democrats
OF the Georgetown Democratic Association to
Join the First Ward Association on the line of
march, taking up the Second and Third Ward
Associations en- roxte to the place Of meeting.
The ourth Ward Association and the mem.
bers OF the Jackson Democratic Association viii
assemble at City Hall
The Sixth Ward Association are requested to
met the Finh Ward Association at the Quarters
OF that Association. on Capitol HUI, and march
thence down Maryland avenue to 9TH st, where
they VIII join the Seventh Ward Association an d
proceed up 9TH street to Pennsylvania avenue,
down Pennsylvania avenue to AZ street, up IL
street to place Of meeting ie I3.at
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The Current Operations Of tho Treasury
Dspsrtment.-on yesterday, the 18th ofJune,
there were Of Treasury warrants entered on
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E~BUcHANANA AND BREcK1NKIDGE

FBUCHANAN AND BRECKINkIDGE
~ Grand Mass ratification Meeting Of the
Democracy Of the District Of Columbia, q nder tn
auspices OF the Jackson Democratic Association,
to ratlfy the nominations for President and Vice
Prssident-James Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania.
and John c. Breckenridge, Of Kentucky
Grand Mass Meeting Of the Democrats OF the
DlstIlct and surrounding counties ef MARYLAND
and Virginia will be held at the CITY HALL on
TUESDAY EVENING next, 18th instant, at 7
O'Clock
The v,rious Democratic Associations Of this
city, Georgetown, and Alex ndria, are requested
to attend with Banners and Transparencies.
Distinguished gentle men from every State of
the MON are invited and will address the meet
Ing.
Let every national man, every lover Of our
glorious Institutions, attend.
BY order Of the Committee Of Arrangements:
J. ID. HOOVER, Chairman
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ANOfE, DRAWN BY w. II. GILMAN,
"A made payable 70 my order for es2 90, dated
June 18th, has been lcst. All psnons are hereby
forewarned from negotiating or rsceiving the
AYOUNG MOCKINa BIRD ESCAPED
"A from its cage Yesterday morning from corner
Of IN and d streets The finder win please re-
turn II or notify the owner az csughp where 1t
can be found. 1ts
r ADIEs, CABAs, WORK BOXES, Elastic
IL Mohsir Belts, Bair Brushes, Combs, Balm Ct
Thousand Flowers, Transparent Bar Soap,
Fans. DC for sale at low prices, at
1--WE DOLLARS REwARD.-LOsT, on
l. Thursday, In Pennsylvania avenue, near the
Capitol, or in the Capitol q small purple morocco
containing sSout twenty dollars IN gold, silver,
and Salem, N. j. notes. The finder win receive
Ave dollars II he will return II to this oAce.
70 Is-2t* =
DoRTER. ak Z BROWN STOUT
L Hector Doves F alkirk Ale
Younger's India Pale Ale
Hibbeft's London Brown Stout and Porter, in
quarts and pints
Just received and for sale by.
..4.... No. A opposite Centre Market,
je 133t bet It'll and eth ats.
LIVE DOLLARS REwARD.-stnyed or
instant living on 10th street east, light IoN
bay HORSE, about Is hands high, blind In The
right eye scar on the left shoulder and sprung in
10th hind legs, IS years old The above reward
will be given for the said horre, or infcrmati' n
that can get him.
je 1885 WILLIAM L. GATES.
VI, ARLINGTON COUNTY, DIsTRICT
w Of Celumbia.-I hereby certify ~
that J. r. Nourse, Of said county, brought ~
before ms stray trespassing on his enclosures,
a sorrel HORSE, about IA years old white In
the face and on one hind foot had bride and
saddle him at the time, and both front shoes Of.
Given under hand Of me, one Of the Justices Of
the Peace In and for said county, this eleventh
day Of June, 1855.
The owner Of said Horse is requested TO come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take it
away J. p. NUURSE,
Highlands, ID. c above Georgetown, on the
Rockville Turnpike. je 13-1%
NEW STYLES FOR SUMMER.
WHITE EMBROIDERED MARSEILLES
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UUSr RECEIVED
a 6r0ffh n oxxfn..

JUST RECEIvkD-
Scotch Herrines
Fresh Peaches and Apricots
Prune Cordial
Levy's celebrated Bifters
vermacelli and Maecaroui
Sweet Oil
Fresh Teas, for sale by
JONAS p. LEVY,
f1 Ps. avenue, Wine, Liquor and segar store.
EuSHtNG TACKLE, q large supply Hcon'
| = 80 seventh s;s.ss. So s'' 8. FRAScis1
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0OSn WARD.-RANAwAY PROM
Y%OO the subscriber, on the 18Th Feb q
ruary last, my negro boy JOHN BANEf, ~
aged about IL or 10 yesrs color black, rath- 1S
er stout, square built, has small arms: X
hands and feet-the only mark or peculiarly about
him Is that his toes are very short and webbtd
have good 20 believe that he 10 still I'm this
city. win give the above reward for his deliv-
je fi-eoa EDw'D C. DYER.
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EJOSEPH P. SHILLEN, LATE Sc
~ cretary Of the First Ward Pioneer Asso-
citation, was unanimously expelled from said Ar.
on the Saturday previous to the election
he having proved recreant to the Anti Know
Nothing cause.
1t b. RANDOM, President.
FNOTICE.-OM WILL BE
~ engaged and In readiness to convey Wis.
itors from Washington to the Ladies' Fair, at
Forrest Hall, and back again every evening at
the close OF the fair. je LIFT
1870 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
~ Germ ALI persons are hereby eau.
toned not to credit any one on my account, as L
will net settle any debt contracted without nv
own written order. JOHN WAGNER
te list ... .n r...-..-..- --.-I- -
C0ME ONE, COME ALL TIRE
NJ SCOTT g U A X d respectfully an.
nounce to their friends that they wilt take Ben
eft at the National Theatre, on SATURDAY
EVENING, June l4th, on which occasion an at.
tractive bill will be presented. Through the lib
eraiity OF the Management we have obtained this
benent, and appeal for its support to q generous
public. Box Sheet now open. Also, tickets to
be had OF the members Of the Company. H1s
lie 10 -5t< ..-.. ..g. +,
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Resignsd.-FirstLie uten ant Aide On Sargent
9th infantry, U. s. A., has resigned, to t.ke
effect June 7tb, inst. o.. --
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EOR sALE-A BOSTON BUILT CHAIsI
l. with harness. o@R
Enquire Of w. GILMAN, &H
je l2-3t* Az and Pa. avenue
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VI
the times; being likely to embolden his secret
friends in the Law faction convention to strug.
gle for him to the extent of making a grand
and imposing bolt in case the intrigues Of
those sent over from this city seem likely to
make Mr.. George Laws convention mere
tender to the schemes of the Abolitionists who
are to meet in Phiadelphia next week. r
Senator Hamlin.-No well-informed person
in this city was surprised yesterday by the SEN
ate-made declaration of Mr.. Hamlin Of Maine,
no longer to profess Identification with the
Democratic party, with which he has been at
issue for years past, on tho great question that
now divides the people Of the country. Those
with whom he acts at home were overwheIm.
ingly defeated in the last State election, by
the Democratic party. We mean the anti.
slavery Morrill, Maine liquor law-men, whose
leaders are now the chieftains of the amalga.
mated Republican Know Nothing party of the
osa'e' Senator Hamlin had but the choice Of
sHo courses before him, viz: either openlv IN
admit his entire idsntiac alton with the onro-
sition to the Democracy, or to repudia,e All
further connection with Gov. Morrill, and HI.
army of Republican party Know Nothing,
Bat the latter course would hardly have bean
admissible; insomuch as, under no consider.
alton, would tho Democracy of the State hav.
I sgain consented to affiliate with him because
| they attribute 70 his eounssls much Of the tor.
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You will observe that the invitation the patriotic men
OF all parties held in this resolution in accord
with the spirit which annates the democracy
all the land and which hy responded 10 by the
democracy OF Pennsylvania when they placed James Bu-
chanan n nomination Tor the presidency You viii OBJ
also that the confidence expressed In the ultimate
triumph OF the principles of the Nebraska BILL and the
advice that these principles should not be discarded In
peculiar harmony with the pariosm of character
which has always controlled Mr. Buchanan in meeting
great questions and especially In resisting the OF the
enemies Of the rights OF the States
Mr.. Speaker, the Of important events We
in the midst OF of Investigation and at such
time IL Is natural IL is right that the records Of public
should be explored to how far they be trusted
the future We have not boased OF the record Of Mr.
Buchanan nor have obtIuded 1t upon the country.
The know il by heart; they have studied it
fully and they rest upon it, confident that it will stand the
test Of the most intelligent scrutiny.
And while we thus careful TO secure standard
bearer whose past history shall be luminous usira
on OF truth defended and OF exposed proper
that should extend to those gallant national hore-
ofore In opposition cheerful welcome to ranks
Let the cooperation Of these gifted and patriotic
let maintain hold upon the affections OF tho
national democrats by presenting candidate who, like
James Buchanan will challenge and command the respect
Of all parties and who stands upon the record without
blemsh and point TO worthy OF the imitation
of every young man in the land.
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April 8 IawI3w
United States Patent once,

and BOWMAN, administrations Jacob Deardo deceased of
Wayne cauuty indinna prayug the patent
] w. J. Dsard0fd, d Beeson
isf2 In ae geherst Tor years
expiration Of said patent which takes place the I
day Of June, lo5S-
said heard Patent Ohce
Monday Uf June ~ O'Clock and all persons
notified appear show h they have, why said
petition ought not TO be granted .-.-
opposing the extension required To he In the Patent
objections specially writing pt
heanr all testimony flied by either party
used said bearing be taken and transmitted IN
application,
the win be cloSed the 9Th OF
sons pupsrs relied testimony be filed
Office before the morning OF the Arguments
any. within DAYS thereafter.
Ordered that this notice be published in the Union, Ine
Rence Evening Wnshngton D. G. Republican, Bnt-
Philadelphia, Day Boob New York
Ipaure Cnenna Ohio,
Previous the 27h Of June hett, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. s-Editnts papers will please copy,
bills Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
March 26--iaw3w
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,pUDUH reni-Ths welI-t nowu, beautiful
dencc Of years The house
this District, situated heights Of
Georgetown within the limits The premises
between OF ground and abundanI
supplied yh sae and beautiful scenery and
Gsorgetowp, city Of Washington the broad Po
OF Vguia Maryland and certainly
most delightful residence for gentleman Of fortune
Of land containing about 40 situated in
Washington, hundred yards from b. uDday
Columbian College, full description of which
Office ali No. 3i3 in this city
Also handsome building the heights of Geofeeo~n sifu
Tusor Place and containing
plat Of which also be seen al
ofice
N. CALLAN, Notary Public,
An 4-3taw4w No. 2l3 Y street.
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Notice

To the holders Of bOnd esrdte, other edene Of e dbi ot
the State Tszd the late repube theI e under act ~ 2sh
February, le55. H. 49,
TRKAsURY DKPAhTsssT April -, 1856,
WHEREAS 4th 2sh February, 1885, elt
w tied "An provide payment Of creditors Of
the late republic m Teas compeended 10 the act Of Con
g. 1885, requires the Secretary OF the Treasury
OF The when payments win be made under said ncti
27th February last by this
department and duly published setting firth said act Of Congress
~ as-enug thereto
reqnr n other evidences OF debt herrin provided
with assignments, releaser, ag
sdav therein pointed out thirty days prior 10 the LIST OF June
n
said section further provides that
ent shalt ade any bond eeruhcae evidence of debt
sA thirty days before the tim. limited by snd poiee
he presented at the Treasury Department; .m ... l.
Notice beeby rveh The boicrs OF bonds eerhcates o.
evidences ~ fRd debt The rhn be received
this parmen sixty days date h.rro they will
excluded asresaby 10 the 9TH
JAMES GUTHRIE,
hp l5-laV2m Secretary n the Treasury.
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NOTICE--Notcs hereby the unknown
IN qal REPRESENTATIVES ~ Obedish Woodon,
lifetime revolutionary In l776 lieutenant in
compnny Captain John
ena regiment of continental line, obedish
died while said service sbou, the fs Of 776
Virginia military land 66e7
issued sv Of the Of sad opedinh woodaou for said
221 that said usnperred HsBy
Hartley Josiah Bele, whose hands the
n.lad and application made and duplicate obansd
n. 1897 bena No 66g7, calling 2l2
proceedings had in the court of pleas Cermont
Ohio in ehsncery sitting dncrcepg utle IN sad
BARLEY ioHh B.te who assigned the
Pecev who applicant have scrip issued In ru
Fsd warrant, according entitled An
thor provisions for the satisfaction Of Virginia land
proved August ~, A. ID. 1864.
Mar 2o-lawp0dayss a. p. s.PETTICREW,
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The name Of peon viii spOn boOlS uhlsss
the payment % the subscription bs La anee.
Distant subscribers may money y letter o postags
of which VIII be paid by ourselves IL
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER Published ,ri weekly during uhs Sss
sions of Cong and seIni weelly duns the Ieeess
Subscriptions ios period lees year viii be received On
terms propo,sioned 10 the above snaaal rates
pyPosTh AsTERs aaihor1sd agents ana
BY sending DAILY subserbe ESQ snelosedi or
sEMwEEKLY saose1ss1s, with sao enclosed, viii
titled copy ~ ada.
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Notice

Ore discoHtiHudaec Of the Land OFoc al Iora city, in he
State Of iood.
NOTICE hereby ha, In o law snd IN view o.
IN repo the Iowa city, Iowa, that
land district Is reduced below hundred ion
Secretary of interior hss directed that the laud
discontinued and the lands remaining unsod
of d-connuAnce be mbde subject sale and entry
a Dcs Mones In said State. ..... $500. .
Lands remaining unsud and unsppopaed BY law and subject
dirconnurd will 10 be
tho the receipt ~ notice
20 W receiver thereof aud the land OH
cers will public Of the day which
ey u b prepared receive applications Tor entries OF any such
lands = their office.
April, A. ID. 1855. ,a , ,.,,,n,.,,,
Commissioner ofths General baud Ohce.
Ap l7-lawGw liniel' stafJ r
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QN the petition Of Alfred Han, Of Perth Amboy, New Jersey
praying the nxOn o patent granted 10 him The ID ~
sf2 FOR In brick presses fo seven
pson of sad patent, which tasos place on the
% dny uf September, ts56--
the said petition be heard at the Patent Once
Monday, the ish 81 Al " O'Clock and h per
notified app and show they have, why
sid petition ought not 10 be d.
opposing required Gle IN the Patent
oce their Obj ctons specially set forth IN writing At ast twenty
the of hearing n hed by either party
said bearing taken and transmitted in
rules of the Office which will be furnished on
Application.
The smony IN the viii be closed the 9Th of August
relied be ned
Office before he morning Of that dsy the agumens
n any, within ten days thereafter.
aso, that This notice be published IN the Union, In
tsgencer Evening sar, Washington, ". CT RePuh
baltimore Argus Phadeipbia Day Book, New York Post
BOSTON, for succesye weeks previous TO the
18Th of August merit, the day Of hearing.
49, - CnARLEs MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
q Fsors oC the above pnpers please copy send
their bis Oce, vh containing this notcr
May l-Iaw3w
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T No. 553.l
Notice

Of The temporary continuance Of the Land Office at Kalama-
z0o in the State of Michigan.
CONGRESS, by approved April S. 1856, having authorized the
Temporary couinannce Office Mchi-
winch office directed be discontinued BY notice No 547
bearing November IL, 1855 .a.s..a I.. .##a#.s
hereby declared and made known that the said
Of the Kalamazoo district IL revoked
reopenea business June
next, and continued until further notice.
city Of Washington, this 5th day OF
Apiil A. ID. 1885, -
..... .... ...a...... THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
Ap l7-iawGw lntsi X Star ]
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This IL "a give Notice that the snbscstber OBJ
tained from orphans Baltimore civ
personal of Eleanor Davdson late of said
dcsssed Al having csms the snd deceased
hereby exhibit with the thereof
suhsctr day they
law excluded from al benefit Of spid
ndehed sad requested make immediate
payment
Given under my hard this sts day q Anril 1885.
DAVID STEWART, Executor,
Ap Il-IAw4w No. % st. Paul street, Baltimore,
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+ No. 555.
Notice

Of tie removal Of the land office from Cahaba 10 Greence
in the State Of Alabama.
provisions the Congress entitled
IAN authorizing changes in the location Of land ofbces
approved March 1883 hereby declared and made known
sale public lands the State
ALABAMA be from CANADA GREEs
said district from and aher the sixteenth day o June
under hand the city Of Washington, this 24th day OF
April, A. ID. 1856, ...
By order Of the PRESIDENT #h
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April 26-law6w .o5taTI .' 4
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mo. ELL

NOTICE OF the removal Of the land once from
" BowHsyfe Chaifeld, In the Territory 0f Minnesota.
with the provisions of the Congress entitled
uuthozrn charges In he locaou OF oficesn
proved ad 1852 hereby declared
the ssle of the public lands Root
the Territory of Minnesoa will be removed nom the
Brownsville loc Chathed, said
on an AFTER the 81 day ofNay nert
my hand city Of Washington bis ID day
April, A. ID, 1856.
ny order Of the President;
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Lard Once
Ap5-IawGw Intel. n STAR
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United states Court Of Claims.


TIRE undersigned O. DeveIeuI New York cy and NJ
Thompson, of Washington, d. o. attorneys and
at-aw associated for the eeai o claims
ore OF government, in the Court of Claims. #
will In
Washington which may inrusled 10 their
BY gentlemen Of the profession elanan city
York. elsewhere In any part OF tle UDian
They be consulted at time, personally by letter.
New York Washington. Particular
which have been lime before Congress departments
be furnished al once application by The parios Interested
s JOHN u, DEvEREUX,
No. 90 Broadway, corner Wall street, New York city.
FRA "#a# l' '# M. THOMPSON,
..a..m ....... .n... .s. Washington city.
BJ beyercuX is a commissioner Of the Court Of Claims.
Jan 3t-~3tawtnf IInioll 1883
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NOTICE.

apply Commissioner of Pensions duplicates
following land warrants, which have been lost Ia The
nails 100 No - 49 issued John Nohiet
18Th 1856 Blunt No 4552l, for
100 aere dated 10th January 1856 and Robert Alley Tor
As $685. dated January 49, 10 g. Said warrants
in blank and have reached New York.
they my No else has right TO
ther TO iucaie them
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS.
An
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mo. 552.]
BY the President Of the United States.

IN pursuance oflaw FRANKlIN PIERCE, President the Uni
public win be held land oces in the
s' At e Z, ss a. ~ A on
day The day Of July next for the Of The public
townships, viz
NORTH Of the base line and wet Of the principal meridian.
TIE ISLAM situated in section township
sections rweny-egh, iwrnynine, township loriyet
five and in section tiree, township oryhve, OF range
Township forty nine, ofrange ten. ...
Townships forty forty nine and fy of eleven
Townships. nyhree oy-sx, forty seven and y-eish of
Townships forty six, oryseven range twenty
three.
Townsh'ps forty four and oryhve, Of range twenty ave
Townships Gutyiou, and f,r-hv Of range ,wen,ysx
Townships forty eight forty nine aud hfyone ofrange thirty
Townships forty eight fsyn Gy fifty one, range
Townships frty hve hy and hAy one of range iry-six
The vacant uaappopriaed twenty-five twenty
1ne land oce a. DUNCAN commencing on Mondsy, t5e
viz
North Of base and Of the principal msrdan
Township thirty. seven Of range ,, twenty seven
Townships tbuty five, range
North Of s base line and east Of the principal msdian
Certain following sections,
toas twenty four and ~sny hSs township hiyiou Of range
hy II range eight In sections nineteen and thirty
hy four, of the in sseuon wev township twenty
hip hnywo Of The same ~ "a section n,s
thiry y-tour, township thirty of the same range.
by law the Schools military and
purposes together swamp
thereby undi for cultivation granted to The STATE ny
ented enable the Stale Of Arssnsas and
lands wilhu their limits approved
September o. ls50, pii be eFeGdtd from the sales.
The le above lands win bs commenced the days
appointed and proceed In which they
all convenient de,pate until the whole shall have been
sales shall be
weeks and Of Of the lands will
be admitted until aner he praton OF the weeks.
Washington this fhh day
hmi Donni thousand eight hundred ffy six
ny the Presidents FRANKLIN PIERCE.
TtiOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once,
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oupt land w.rrsnt 1861 for 100 issued
N In INV favor 10 March, 1885, under the act Of 81 March 1855
military services of 1872 having hed n reach me
notice n hereby given that aud rivhtu o
said anp moi having assigned the same convey
'" w P'"'' y "''s ''"e " ~ JAMES w, BROWN.
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