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ALI .sI0tsH& LYNcHBURG November Z, 1854.
From an examination of Mr. Tobiass Glasses, and
from his observations and remarks, am convinced
that he is a skilful optician.
I - - - ]. j. BLACKBOARD. NJ. D.
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WAsHtNeror. Auoust 8. 1883.

WASHINGTON August 5, 1855.
Having Been tbt senrs under the riecessity Of hav
ing two sets of glasses-one for use IN the daylight,
and one for lamplight-I procured one set from Mr..
Tobias, which answered both purposes have used
.5.5s #.r-.-sIts. eg EDWARD STUBBS,
OfDepartment of State.
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rH-Price Of Tickets.-W holes, IS; Halves, 81 80;
Quarters, 81 20.
cPrixes in this Lottery are paid thirty days af-
ter The drawing Bills ofspecie paying Banks with
out deducton--only ON presentation of the Ticket
drawing the Prize. Al
Bills of all solvent banks taken at par. aag
All communications strictly confidential
b H III SAMUEL SWAN, Manager.
nov 13-1y Montgomery. Alabama.
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NyHE GREAT sERMON: RELIGION

VNHE GREAT SERMON: kELlGION
IL in Common Life. A Sermon preached before
Her Majesty the Queen and Prince Albert BY Rev.
John Card of Errol Scotland. Published by Her
Majesty's command. Price rs cents. Seventy thou
sand copies of this Sermon have already been sold in
Britain and the demand continues unabated
Memoirs of John M. Mason, ID. D., with portions
of his Correspondence. BY Jacob Van vechten.
The suffering Saviour; or, Meditstions the Last
Davs of Christ upon Earth BY Rev. Fred w. Krum-
macher, ID. ID.
Cheap Edition of Evening Incense. By the author
Of the Morning and Night Watches" 25 cents.
Just published and for sale by
80 II IIEE GRAY A. BALLANTYNE,
r mar 1876 49S, Seventh street.
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Prizes amounting to sl,2l7,2l6.
Tickets, $20-Halves, $l0-- Quarters, IS.
Certificates ofpackages Of 2s wholes . . $3.50 90
Do do rs halves 49,. las 90
Do do rs CHARTERS, ,,... ~ so
Orders for Tickets, Shares or Certificates III tNe
above splendid Lotteries will be promptly attended
to, and drawings sent as soon as over.
Address r. FRANCE Il CO.,
feb 27-d&c Managers, Baltimore, Md.
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MILK, PURE MILKI

wv Il take this method of informing our
w customers and others who de-
sire good article Of Milk, that we intend
to continue the Dairy Business. The fol-
lowing viii be the prices for the month--zA -
Of March, viz:
One gallon or more. .......... 80 cents.
Half gallon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS do
One auart o do
Warranted pure and sweet when delivered.
Orders left with Henry Douglas, Florist corner of
Fifteenth and G. streets will be attended to-
Cash on delivery or cash settlement every ten days
Skim Milk 20 cents per gallon.
mar 4-eeIw DOUGLAS a SMITH.
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7 AUCTION SALES.

BY "A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
WSXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS
IL and Fancy Articles.-On Wednesd
morning March 10th, commencing at 10 O'Clock I
shall sell at the store on Seventh street. between
N and N streets, No. 226-
500 Dress Patterns, assorted Calico, Ginghani,
Mushn DeIaines, Bsrege Delsines, and Linen
Lusters
1900 yards BIeached and Brown Cotton
1000 do Sheeting and Shirting
400 Shawls and Handkefchiefs
rs dozen Stockings and Socks
80 dozen Gloves wool and cotton
Flannes, linen and oil Table Covers
Cassinet and Kentucky Jeans
Floor Oil Cloth and Window Shades
Merinos, Alpacas and Blankets
Barred and Plain Cambria, dc
The ladies respectfully invited 10 attend this
sale Of Dry Goods, they may expect great many
bargains TO be sold. They have great chance TO
supply themselves with Domestic Goods.
Terms made known day Of sale.
A. GREEN,
mar l5-SMATu Auctioueer.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE! 81
w @ @ D. S
HAIR REST oRATIvE.

TNHIS Astonishing and Unequaled prepa-
- ration, turns hair back TO its original color
after having become gray, and renstates il in all its
original health, lustre. softness and beauty; re-
moves at dandruff from the scalp and all un-
pleasant itching, as well as all cutaneous eruptons
such as Scald heads, DC, and hence creates per-
fecty healthy state Of the scalp, by acting stmu-
lantand tonic to the organs supply color
ing matter TO the hair and completely restores them
to their original vgor and strength, and thus pre-
vents all tendency to become gray II also prevents
the hair from becoming unheaithy, and falling of,
and brings it out where II is gone by resuscitatng
the organs necessary to supply nutriment, health,
and coloring matter to it. and hence acts as perfect
Hair Inyigorator and Tonic
CHARLEsrowN, Mass, Aug 9, 1855
GENTLEMEN: Nothing but duty and sympathy
that feel to communicate to others who are afflicted
as have been would induce me to give this public
Acknowledgements Of the benefit have received from
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative When first COM
menced using it, my hair quite gray, and in spots
entirely bald. have now used the Restorative about
five months, and my hair is entirely changed to its
original color, brown and the new hair is over three
inches in length the spots where it was bald
have also been much gratifed at the healthy mois.
ture and vigor Of the hair which before dry and
IL has ceased to come out as formerly. 4 n
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
| Mrs. r. A. STODDARD.
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On Friday morning, February %, ELLEN O'NEIl, q
tive Of BayharIidan, county Armagh, Ireland, aged SO
Her friends and acquantances and those of her sons
Charles and James, respectfully invited attend her
funeral this afternoon at O'Clock, from her late
sdence lao Twenty ninth street. between Seventh
On Friday, February o. suddenly ConsKr1A daughter
Of Charles T. Way, aged II years, months and Is days
tend the funeral the residence OF her father los
Delsncey street. tomorrow afternoon at one o'clock
On Friday, February 70, WILLIAM q. RING, aged %
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from ~ Houston street. to-
morrow afternoon, at one O'Clock.
law, Dr. Banning, No. Bond street, CHARLES PICK, in
the 10th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those Of
raj, tomorrow morning, at OK O'Clock.
On Friday February q, JOHN McNAIIy, In the 65th
The friends Of his family are respectfully invited to IT.
tend bis funeral tomorrow afternoon at TX O'Clock
from his late residence, 1o7 East Sixteenth street.
AT Hudson, y. X, on Wednesday, February 20, VIII
LIAM hluRY eldest son OF Samuel Longstre<t.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon at one
O'Clock rom the residence of his father I12 West
On Friday, February 20, Of consumption MARY R.
WmzzxR, daughter of the lac John II. Wheeler.
yited TO attend her funeral from the residence Of her
brother-inlaw, Andrew Cropsey 14t Green street. to-
morrow afternoon, at one O'Clock
wears native Of Loughrea, county Galway, Ireland
Her friends and acquaintances and those OF her SON.
inlaw Bernard Hggin, requested to attend her f
neral to- morrow afternoon, at two o'clock from her
Iate residence, ~ Prince street.
On Thursday, February 81, Norris w. GILBERT in the
oath year Of his age, Of the firm Of Noel j. Becar Co.,
Of this city and son Of Charles Gilbert Esq, Of strstford
His friends and acquaintance and those of his father
ipaw, Samuel SPARKS, ESQ., are respectfully invited TO
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CIkMs' NEW WORK.
~ Published this day, FEB. o.

SIEMS' NEW WORK.
~ Published this day, Feb %,
CHAHIEMONI, FHE PRIDE OF THE VILLAGE,
tale Of Kentucky, by W. Gilmore smms Esq author of
Guy Rivers" &c. illustrated by barley. In vol II mo
Price 81 rs.
Ibis domestic legend Is rounded events Of com
psrsifye recent in the State Kentucky
strange the facts appear seque-however
conflict with what are usually supposed to he the enbtes
and character scs of woman they yet unquesonaby
true most OF them having been concusively by
best testimony before court Of justice Very terrible indeed
whole country when took place, and the neres Of
which will long be remembered.
Already Issued. OF the same series Of
BORDER r )MANCES:
]. Guy RIVERS tale Of Georgia.
II. RICHARD HURDIs. A tale Of Alabama.
Ill BORDER BEAGLEs. A Tale Of Mississippi.
In press, Is complete the series,
" BEAucHANPE; or, the Kentucky Tragedy. I'm March,
VI CoNFfssIoN; or the Blind Heat I'm Aprj.I
REVOLUTIONARY ROMANOES,
By the author, uniform with the above ready
/. TIE PARTISAN. Romance OF the Revolution.
II. MEIIICHAMPr. Legend Of the santee.
III KATHARINE WALroN or, the Rebel Of Dorchester.
". The scour; or the Black Riders OF the Oongaree
v. WooDcRAFr; or, the Hawks About the Dovecote
vi The FoRAYERs; or, the Raid Of the Dog Days.
VII. kurAw. sequel TO the Forayers. I'm March]
The YEhAssEE. Romance CT South Carolina.
SOUTHWARK Eol A spell Of snnshine
On the receipt Of the retail price, Of the above books wiz
be sent by mall, postage prepaid. ]. g. REDTILD,
No. "a Beekman street.
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TWO NEW BOOKS ON SOUTHERN LIFE
i Now ready and for sale ut the bookstores
MANS FAITH;
a IALE OF SOUTHEKN LIFE.
One neat limo. Price rs cen

One neat Emo Price is cents.
who leaving France after the revolution settles in
ana contains many PLEASANT and lively descriptions of
Southern 6r many yeas ss held iU
e G Ss s
we have another well told story the which is
s wen s0s en To S
but ns s s e sssps III
tho Nor S yonm n before Is home Wsm asnsgce
maintain undmnished interest throughout No one can
ponder these pages without Admitting the depth ofloye
life undergo but her heart knows N. Y Courier
THE csE6IE ORPHANS;
u cn,s ~ by1 s sntpgys OF souTHsS sE
s., II. clear One 4 Ps e. ,2mO
have not some time more unwilns ersone an an
nsensi but Very pleasantly reminded I il
bs S hs %ss oY's of al Prof. nsr
The opens in the British West Indies at Kingdom ia
y Sssn 1a
snd fine Of
taon the pTrsp loves and merry making, Of he negroes
with rapid esrnssness There are many mssnS
ana
ss
log and hunting excursions along the rivers and bayous
and oond he psnsr
he a w AND s
he mother Of zoe E.tse an enchanting concep
s sssp ind ss sssn
soa be 'a aaay S % vivid s
and drum covering dark abyss deeper negro
story which aIonnd hrns pathetic and dramas pss as
1h s Ss oss S e
the last Leaf and no one can rise from without
prevail where the truth remains unknownNew Daily
sent Rs 20; pss fs e prize New York.
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DuBLlsHRD THIS DAY.
l. GRACE O'MALLEY,

BY WILLIAM II. Maxwell.
= The Pictorial LIFE AND ADVENTURES or GRACE
OMAMEY. by w H. MAXWELL author OF wild Sports the
Wes &c. complete in volume price 3S cents sale
ing critique:--
Tin the Life and Adventures Of Grace OMaley pub.
hsher offers to tie reading public Of the Intensely
teIestng rOmapces 81 Ieands history during times Of
Queen Mary and her successor Queen Bess maxwell
popular as AL author wherever English read
has in well written novel; surpassed his other powerful
efforts In orcioe description Of exciting exqu
portray 81 OF Individual character faithful
historic truths In these days OF woman,s rights Is
thwarted IN womans solve: what fighs thee silly gIr
kobber wou DIST thou call me-robber let 1t be. too
pess Of this my caster AK the spanari aud he win e you
he WAS plum 3ere0 by The the Isles. Whence
this wine, which flo freely here the poorest the
home CT the inland The enc OF Bordeaux could
solve the mys!ery. when and with please
These seas are mine Mine by right o. inheritance angh
rammel Grace OMslley The book lite and chsrsc
ter. The vary from land II admirably
written and Is JUS. ouch book all will like readn
Published by 4. PETERSON,
No. 102 Chestnut. street, PHILADELPHIA.
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H,HE ATTACHE IN MADRID
i ID. APPLE1ON h COMPANY 346 and 34S broadway
Now ready, edition,
Or SKETCHES COURT OF ISABELLA III,
i vol l2no; 36s pages 81.

I Vol. limo. JGS paRes IT.
From the Commissiouaire1
lively, racy pquane chronicle of residence the Court
and ong the haut ton Of Madrid Skeched by 4 Young
DIPLOMAT nom stand point rarely reached by repub-
cans M gay record OF the and dongs spanish
An1 aales VIII interest democratic danes demosees
WINE s sensible views OF Spanish character habits aud
comparison Of them with others familiar, form
bnd attraction II Ii the most attractive book which ha
reached our table this I appreciation Of the high and
QUALITIES OF the Spanish character especially note,
S sIa ~ defence against popular
auaches TO It's authorship adds TO lis pquancy. Soues
DOCK On span we have heard called. Perusal refute
rerr ys clams 70 be Translated from the German we
or risk our basnet prentice cap" that ever written in
herman tne author and translator the hat! ard
ne pes, we eyer saw without single trace Of omau G
phrases which marks very accomplished ungus "Who
wroe ~ nice nut for the critics 10 crack Dame Ruor
t 10 AND The same long tcngued lady ntmates
will fr." " s"' " Yo'
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Married.

On Thursday, February Z, by the Rev. j. W. Taggart
LOUIS Mario EMILE DIRK, OF Paris France, to Madam
JULIA AIExASDRNA JOHANNA FREDERICK PErrGREw daugh-
ter Of Count Soullier, of Presburg, Hungary.
On Wednesday evening, January %, by the Rev. James
Harper, Mr. ALEXANDER IRVINE Of williamsburg to Miss
AIMRA A. PHILLIPS of Morrisania, Westchester county
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TOOTHACHE CURED, GIVING NO PAIN WAR
Tanted-Teeth filed put In, and cleaned beautifully Over
twenty years have been performing operations without
giving the least pain, In this city. ONCE corner broadway
Judge for yourself. y ~ WI "''
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HcKnias-OnIy PFize Medal Awarded to
Marsh Co., by the Industrial Exhibition Of all
their patent radical Also the Fair
american Institute awarded The first premium TO this truss IN
Mott Willard Parker and John M Carnochan extensive
hst OF of mercantile and other gentlemen cured this
truss, be at MARSH Co.'s No. ~ Maiden lane,
New York. and Marsh, Cores Co.. No West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Open from A. NJ until 9P. M.
Friend I'm Need, IL the Balsam OF wild
Cherry all who afflicted with bronchial
I singular these diseases has rendered DR.
Vista famous wherever pulmonary complaints known
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U0tice.-T0 those Troubled with Hum0r-
Owing 70 the great demand for oinments for the
.sroule 70 me city OF New York shall be at NO City
troubled with icrofuous humor respectfully invited
caA. Advice, In all cases. gratis. -
DONALD KENNEDY
Proprietor OF Kennedys medical discovery. Roxbury Mass
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sEGARs.

SKGARs.-oAsH PURCHASE RS OF SPEARS CAN PRO
~ cure bargains from OF up ards az one million 90
CARS imported Havanas, domestic and German The larger
proportion o. these fcgars must be sold Immediately 70 nav
aovsnces operas " and upwards; German s. so and mn
wsrds' u CHEEKS, 81 Broadway. up stairs.
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Rheumat.sm, scrofaIa, tsc.-ayatcs Lie

Kheumatlsm, Scr0fula, S9c.-Hyatrs Lie
bAam the certain remedy for the these
and al deases arising from great mpuriy Of the blood II
sued Mr. John McCay No 66 avenue ID severe inaamma
tory rheumatism, asthma, bronchitis and kidney complaint
after he had been confined his years. and
bis life despared Of II cured lady the family of f. w. GIL
Ny, ESQ., f the Bowery Dry Goods Store, No terrible
case Of scrofuous liberation Of nine years standing after the
most eminent physcaus Principal office No. 26 Grand
IS per bottle. For sale uggss and By
hayes, It's Fulton street. BROOKLYN.
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Aouse handy accident the children of REDDINGS
Duean saye. Boston remedy Of thirty years. stapdiog
and Recommended BY physcans i is sSrs and spec
soro os burns piles ool corns felons ch6lains and I'D
nels rash bunions sore nipples BY
Whtlowp SIZES fesers flea bites, spider Hints Limbs,
Ait rheun scnrcy sore and cracked ps and
1eah wounds most valuable remedy and cure, which
be testified thousands who city
Boston end vicinity for The last thirty years. In
viii this save do injury. interfere with . physcians
Prescriptions s made from ,he purest materials. from
Icce erou2M from Russia OF arcles growing in nat coun-
men, Physicans captains and otherswho
Rusaa saive put IN large tin boxes samped The
WITH the picture OF horse disabled soldier picture
aso engraved the wrapper Price rs cents Sold
q al The and country. may be ordered OF
4AEnes B Park. or any Wholesale druggist.
REDDING co., Proprietors
&
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Tho Remarkable Weather Of this Winter
Ointment and PiIIs.-T

eleventh hour Let no ycu Of scrofua salt rheum any
ulcerOus eruptive malady impossible.
never to late ointment external
pants or his pills for internal disorders Sold At the
BY AL Druggists a. 25c, 62Sc., and 81 per pot or box
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A0stetter.-Tho Surprising Effect Of Hos
nters vegetable stomach bters removing bne mpardng
health and tome TO the SYSTEM forcing appetite and curing
saa and e%s:a'ed person should ry 2; once Sold By al
aale agents, SOA Broadway, corner Of Duane street
The Remarkable Weather Of this Winter
y producing colds coughs and pulmonary complaints
"A an opportunity 70 Try the effects of Parks easan
u Wild cherry and Ita beneficial effects, n
Armed cases tested By single bottle Sold every
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NEWsPAPERs.

A IRKAT ALL ROUND -EvERYBODY WHO WISHES
a 70 eploy real feast Of fun should obtain copy u
Yankee Notcns' for March, just published hvery page
cent? splens I'd comic illustrations which oox
wine snckeriDg right oun while ia iokos
zoe oomicslles are wazrssted 70 put In
Price IN cents number 81 % per For sale By
en news agents, and by I. w. STRONG, SO Nassau street,
A SPLENDID ILLUSTRATION
YOUNG AssER1cA.
No. 3,
This day published,
Of
FERNANDO THE CROSSING THE ALPS.
Besides great variety of on every subsct and at
and BY T. w. STRONG az Nassau strsst
nEClDEDLY TIE MOST SUPERB NUMBER OF rue
~ kkW YORK PICAYUNE ever pu ,liahed--Rich In cart
ea,ares and okes 1hs weeks number a large carl
en'Ie upon our active police upon ladies' boot
on juvenile beads ore on sol distant Know Nothing editors
nesdes anoher nhalmeI OF the popular Duhcks with
the usual complement amusing reading matrr on ali sor
Of subjects Price only cents by all ne VS. dealers
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a others-T: ALLC0CK CO; Braudreth Building N. Y.
LEGAL pain often arsea from ulness partial congestion
the capiaries small blood vessels terminating tho
~ TO reloye and often cure at once excrucang palms,
Seek sehe. DUH heavy feeling the bottom The back
eon IN connection with pes deep seated pains In the left
80, supposed 70 proceed from ncpen affection Of the
Asa rbeumac pains sprain bruses and spasmodc pains
Moved BY this celebrated plaster, which proves sef the
required local excn without producing aer debility In
No part.
DE-. 1. 4. HESDERsoN's LETTER.
AL1c0cK-Sir-lh have been suffering under severe
oeAck of neuragic dsease Of bowels for with
Rerthpphy Of the heart and have tried everything known TO
- practce medicine from the very best a. Ds but truth
anent relief than anything else Ihaye used and believe
wa produce perfect ana wonderfully pleased with
e counter effect Of your plaster for produced in
n gives capillary circulation around he para 70
which they applied with the greet sedave inu
they exert all Diseases In conclusion
b pAseIs heretofore use place yours head
kAem ALL Every medical who becomes acquainted with
them viii assuredy recommend hA patients To other
Man he medcaied India rubber plaster Of Dr. cock Yours
man Came into the store few days ago and said he had
bought OF druggist In South America, and that II cured
him Ame shouldor when everything else had failed help
mi that be must always have few handhat no would
bought two dozen them female taken suddenly
with pain To the back just above the kdneys ninent and
suppng used but she could not stir without screaming
out Her doctor bethought himself of Acocks pasters aud
In her, and abe walked quite well, being only weak from
ho cuppng and the Sickness In OF the great
Fan She had no RETURN Tho pasers arc sold
= emu '''n = AI1cocK CO.. Br.ndre.h Building.
AT 2e6 Bowery M Hudson and and BY al Druggists
me city and country.
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heron sIolasc0, M. D., Sc. Nicholas HOTEL
y0u have cured Of and saved from ap0pexy dr0psy,
pout lumoago and in1ammatory rheumatism. believe one
aose Of your medicine Is worth store full any
GILBERT BOVINE. Pelham Tavern,
ThroRs Neck, WestChesyor 60,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


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FRENCH ADVERTTsEMENTs.

IN DEMANDE DAMS UNE FAMlLLE AMERDAINR,
~ une bonnie couturi9re on Suisse
be avenue. NSsS"'' =" N'~' '~-
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.
pOsT OFFICE NoTICE.-THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.
via Southampton and Bremen per United States steamer
Washington will close al s office Saturday the Esd dsv
ISAAC " FOWLER, Postmaster.
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WINES AND LIQUORS,

A CHOICE SELECTION OF BRANDIBs SHERRY
sn port and caret wines jamaica rum HOLLAND
LONDON and pubn porter ales br sale AT
HILL MATTERSONS, 40 Broom street. corner Of Crosby
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ENIRST PARTY FOR KANSAS THE NEW YORK KA v
ses CO que viii send Of settlers about the l5!
Of March In charge OF gentleman going 10 council City
Kansas Persons wi.hng leave In bis company will apply
way second floor, office a. so. WALTER, General Super
iDtendCnt.