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BY TEL e G II A pH.

Too Week. Later from California The Granada at Eeo
Orleans. Important Iatti9eaos.S2 $4,000 "a Gold en-
route.
NEW ORLEANS, June 26,The steamship Granada has ar
rived from Aspinwa via San Juan, with San Francisco
dates Of the 5th instant, two weeks later.
She reports the mail steamer Illinois, for New York to
have board 300 passengers and 81 in
The from California OF much interest Casey and
Cora hung the s2d ut. The funeral of Mr. King
took place the day, and characterized by the
most perfect decorum throu ghout.
The vigilance committee had arrested several other
perate characters among whom the notorious
Sullivan. On the Let OF June Sullivan committed suicide in
his cell at the committee rooms leaving behind confession
IN regard to the election in San Francisco.
On the I'd the opponents Of the vigilance committee held
meeting to denounce the committee but il proved total
failure.
Several murders and accidents are recorded the interior
The health OF San Francisco was good moderate bust
was doing.
Rumors circulated Governor johnson would call
into requisiton suppress The revolution but such
steps had been taken to the departure of the steamer
These created much excitement throug the State
Word came to San Francisco that thousand we're
ready TO march to the assistance of the committee.
Martial law had been declared in San Francisco.
Sacramento offers to furnish thousand assist the
committee.
The excitement great and continually the increase
The committee determined TO carry their meas
ures and continued making arrests.
An opposition force organizing with hundred
stand Of and there Of attack tho
committee The we're doubly guarded, and
two before the door, loaded with grape.
All the San Francisco papers, except the Herald take
sides with the committee.
Indian hosties in Oregon partially suppressed.
difficulty had arisen in Washington Territory on ac-
count Of the attempt Of Judge Saunders hold du
ring the existence Of martial law. The Judge captured
and put in safe keeping until peace Is established.
Advices from Costa Rca state that the army dsband
ed. The cholera was raging throughout that State Baron
Buow died Of cholera during the retreat from Nicaragua
There is nothing startling from Nicaragua.
Later from Hcrico.
NEw oHLsASs, June 25.-The steamship Ters, ha, ar
rived from Vera Cruz 27d instant with dates from the city
Of Mexico to about the goth instant Consider able uneas
felt in Mexico with regard to the Of the
Spanish squadron IN the Gulf The Spanish minister had
len Vera Cruz for Havana Mexico talks loudly, however
Arrirai Of the Sdrunac.
PHLApELrmA, juno 26.--The United States steamer
sarSnac, from the Mediterranean, is coming up the
river.
Pcaasyluania Poiities.
PuLA DELrHIs juno 2s.-Judge Ives has declined the
nomination by the democrats for surveyor general
venon has been called for the 9Th OF August at Chambers
burg to nominate another candidate.
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Wednesday, June a5ih WILLIAM BLACKWELL, infant
o. ALLAs and sUsS h. PoLLocn aged and twenty days
The friends acquaintanees OF the family invited
the funeral sdenee 349 street, opp0site Frank
Iin Row. this friday afternoon O'Clock
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G-rhs following gentlemen were elected, Wed
nssday 13h 1885, The
syivania buchanan and Breckenridge Club
President Hon, j. Clancy Jones
Wee Prsldsms.-F. b. sueeter, A, J, GlossbrsbneE
Recording SeeTeariesT Thomas j. McCamsBt d. a. Jsnks
Corresponding Sserstariass T. shuser John oakiord, and
David Crawford.
r. easuTer "A. b. StOughl0n.
Com Btee Pintag aad Decentralization. William BigleT
chairman Hon. Clancy JONES' Hon. Packer Hon. Thomas
Is. Florence.
Executive ContssThomas Feran, chairman Gilbert Rod
man, Chester TuIe Andrew Gross Baan North, David Pool,
William Finn June "a
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IysTITUTIUN for 10 and Dumb and Blind, q
street. south side. Friday
for The reception ~ vers
Al institution. fnends the institution respectfully
lnvd present and witness the thai day.
THIS Institution charitable nature, having been
established expressly benefit q Of afflicted chill
for whom provision has ever been mBde.
Of money, household furniture, of almost d.
scrption, Will be thankfully received al the Institution
l3-d2sn
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MAGNETIC Telegraph Company.-The annual meeting
Of the Stockholders Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company, o
the election officers the ensuing
the such business
stockholders will be held rompany's Philadelphia,
Thusday the tenth day July O'Clock ia the afternoon
JOSEPH SAliER.
June 27--3t2a 2dand9thJgiy' Secretary
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OLD-LINB WINGS RALLYING FOR BUCHANAN.
We find the following gratifying statement in the Craw-
ford county tPa) Democrat
There large and enthusiastic ratification meeting
Lre Pennsylvania last Tuesday evening composed rrcu-
svely Of odne wings" all going for old Buck" They
allowed others to participate In their meeting and
solved for the art time in their lives to support the demo-
cratic nominees for President and Vice President.
Some eight hundred Of the neghbors TO "od Buck Of
The stamp, called him in procession the day was
dominated and pledged him their support The feeling
Ts and similar demonstrations made, all the old Com
uonWeslth Pennsylvania good Cor forty thousand major
it, for " old Buck"
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NEw YopK, June 2e.-The American Banner, published
Camden that Com Stockton has accepted the
nomination. His letter Of acceptance viii be published
morrow in extra Of that paper
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B.LTTxoR., April -, ie56.
HE undersigned Mar
land being receipt daily Of letters from various portions
lottery schemes with Which the
country purpot he "dscped by
CONSOLIDATED Loetssn takes this
inform the pubic
puporins be decided by the Maryland davur
who style themselves Morris Co and
for The gsad cha lotteries
Cleveland Ohio poers AID snd lottery pud having
saencs ana snuhr fictitious
Co.. Cleveland, ohio, also inpDrs and
AZ lotteries which they profess 70 ne managers OF agents or are also
FRANCE o this CRY, IL the for arawns
conducted Of
FRANCE Co. msnngcrs, and they have sole In
Baltimore. There however forty heeu ed
o Msisnd, who derive license sndsf him,
through this ofiee sell tickets in the Maryland lotteries
u. N. McrHAI
Commission Of Lots,ss for Maryana
Ap "a 2mdkcp
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ny J. Q. MCGUIRE, nuct,oneer.

TWELVE BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS AT THE CORNER
and Sd public auconOn W. daesday afternoon
June Sh, at half o'clock the premises, shall veil lol
Nos and No. 570 situated the north
and Sd These lots have been sudvided make
six lots fronting ench 25 feet inches north
hack li6 feet l0fee alley, and lots 0nng "a feet
on I'd street, running back E5fcet 30 feet alley
These probably the best proporoned and eg stu
aed lots TO be found fur sale thar desirable OF The
for residences and the sale should tho
Of capitalists well desiring first cass building site.
Title indispulabe
fourth cash the idue In twelve egh-
teen MONTHS with Interest," secured by deed q trust the
ises j. q. MCGUIRE,
June 49, d .aa..a Auctioneer.
Ny-The above sale La postponed until Wednesday
afternoon June 25h hour and place, which time the
beautiful lots will positively bs sold without
#a.a ..a. JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June gid Auctioneer.
1-The above sale Is postponed, Ia conse auence OF
the RAIN until wednesday afternoon July hour and place
LAS. O. MCGUIRE,
June gid Auctioneer.
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The Boston Post wants to know where Is Daniel Pratt
IT, the great American traveller II thinks the republic
have Jigted Mr. p for he Is greater traveller and
explorer than Mr. fremont and ought not to have been
passed by, and treated so gngerly.
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ST. LOUIS, June 26.Advices from Kansas received in
this city state that Wm Gay agent for the shawnees and
Wysndots, murdered By the Indians.
Col Sumner stated 70 have refused TO allow party Of
forty Sou,herners TO proceed 10 wespot TO settle claims
at Hickory Point II IL further reported that party Of
eighty from Chicago have been deprived Of their arms
at Lexington.
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Pleasure Excursion OF the Young Catholics
Friend Society.

HE society will spend the day the White House Pavilion
Monday next June JOth invite the OF their lci
generally the proceeds for the benefit Of large
number OF INDECENT children dependent for education
and clothing
An abundant dinner will be served up by Coke, and The very
best music will be in attendance,
Steamers will leave Washington wharf 81 O'Clock in
oenoon and al the afternoon, stopping the Navy Yard
both trips The fIst trip will be O'Clock.
Tickets my children half price To be had at E Fan
ey store, Pennsylvania abaush, 7h street Wahs
Maryland d. d. Clarke's, Island, aud Of the following
George Savage, George +. Allen,
II. II. Clarke q. 3. Jones,
VIM r. Gallant, Philip j. Mcfenry,
John r. Calian II. MAST s
Martin Renahan, VIM J. Fitzpatrick
Charles j. Queen, r. Eichorn,
Neal Kelley George s. Chips.
r. S.Omnibuses win the
Northern Liberties Market House, starting point hall
before stated departure OF the boats
June 27--d3tf .a.. * -...at..s
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POLITICS AND THE PULPIT.

We find the following sensible remarks in late number
q the New York Mirror, paper which has hitherto IA
vored political organization which has derived most Of
vitality and Importance from ts sacrilegious aid which
now condemns
five to have political curGS. sad stump speeches
the pulpit should begin by botting ost part OF both
our State and national constitutions and make the charn
directly ally with the State, generally done in Ed
rope In that should be perfectly right to invoke
the aid Of the pulpit sustain the policy Of this that ys-
ten Of politics. But until that DONE neither the State
nor any party in the State has right to count any ell
Gent aid from the pulpit. One pulpit would thunder its APP
aue in favor Of this another In favor Of that
d. last should have the church converted into
meeting Of politicians hercey advocating each Its special
and particular policy"
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LITERARY AND CRITICAL JOURNAL
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NOW IN ITS SECOND VOLUME.
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This journal ys nsnS:Sms -" ore + no! Ss .SSG.
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With interesting extracts,
EDITORIALS
u on various subjects.
LITERARY GOSSIP AND INTELLIGENCE
4 Prom all pars OF The world,
/ Selected Misc.IIanen,
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I Notes and Queries,
Il Besides Lists ofNew Publications
w.snrssroS June 6, 1875.
the CpTrERIos with pleasure and pohi
from and with approval Of it, semi
a. cannot but correct taste and SQUAD Judgment il
matters u my name o. opaoo can Be O. any value al al in en-
80 HENRY R. sohooioRAFr.
The permanent establishment this county Of able indie
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| Librarian Asor Library.
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Librarian ". ". Histori, al Society
Librarian n. y. msiesnns Library
soxsraDr, June 7rh, 1855
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addng
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Specimen copies sen, by mail, on application 20
| June Is-eod6uf No. iI3 Nassau suee', New Yotk
NOTICE.ou respectfully noi6sd IN their
drawn or and will be presented TO them The
/ 18th OF his month
especial those indebted
win call settle their etvs benre the Yet q
! July. CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, n co.
| June os-lotdif
DRlNTIsa-pREs-f for sale, cheap FOR essh--A double
cylinder Hoes printing in rood RAINING order ben
press upon which Washington Union newspaper
printed Apply AZ this office,
4 May Is nf
/ iNEoRMATroN wkNrEp.-JosHUA p. SPAIN, reuer-
ally known Peter spau eh his fsher IN Dnwidds county
Virginia. about the iso aud WHEN last heard from WIS IN I
neighhorhooJ of Butra Boone Ksnulky The sn
Spain has sometimes gone by the Of Dick Johnson His father
has lately died. and he has important neress in Vgina which
Spain viii perform ONCE oflind
and charity by communicating with the undersigned Of Din
\ JAMES n. BolssEAU,
Executor q Richard spain, declared
/ June = Mawlmir
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May re. 1850.
NOTICE hereby given o. issued puEs
Of Congress Of gid July 1885, that such stock
deemahle W ia and will be paid the Treasury the
OF the certificates heSsol November when
Interest thereon viii cease.
This department viii continue purchase prior said
day OF redemption, and will therefor the following premium in
addition the Interest accrued the day purchase with
day p interest for money reach the vendor;
stock received Treasury Isl day
June and the 3lsi day July neue half 81
the specified in The eeriheaiesi
the LAT and 3lst days August
fourth OF per cent
received day Of August
accrued thereon, and days additional interest only will be
paid
Certificates be
duly assigned United BY party entitled
purchase money when prior the lst July TIE
haliyea be Unsigned by the sock
holder otherwise such interest will be payable heretofore
Aud holders stocks Of the United
this department win purchase the the lst
of June and the Isl Of December unes the Of
shall he previously obtained and will the
addition this last dividend
days additional money reach
he vendor, the following OF premium;
On stock OF the loan OF is42 premium Of 10
Of Of los7 and e4o ID
And stock Issued under the act ot D September 1850
monty called Texan indemnity stock prsnium Of
Certificates under this should be duly
the United States by the entitled receive the
previous The July halt years
also assigned by sockboder otherwise the interest
half year day win payable him heretofore.
Payment all foregoing stocks will be made
Boston, New York; Philudephia
parties entitled TO receive the money may diree,
u" JAMES GUTHRIE,
Mny 29-dialaNov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Or REV III. q. Dean will preach in she Capitol upon
great practical question Sabbath III o'clock
June .. # +
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The democracy Of Georgia to meet in hilcdgevillc
90 the Fourth OF July TO rstify the Cincinnati nomna
tons
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Rhode Island Afairs.

PRovprNcr June 2eThe general assembly to-day elect
cd Samuel Ames chief justice Of the supreme court and VIM
X. Watson auditor.
In caucus after acrimonious debate the senatorial cleo
ton postponed until January by the casting vote Of The
chi irrnan
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TUE LAKE ofrrEsTbe Cincinnati Gazette furnishes the
following comparative table Of the growth Of the principal

rouse HEno.We copy the following from the Macon
(Ga) Telegraph.
eve have private letter from Wacahoota East Florida
dated the 18th instant and detailing incidentally the
recent assault upon Captain Bradleys house II Just
after dusk In the evening of the l4th May and Bradley
lying abed sick Two of bis children--a little boy aud
grweo sitting before the open door in the entry Of the
house when band Of some twony Indians stole up and
fired upon them. The little girl killed outright and
the boy morally wounded but he nevertheless rose
in to the family gave the alarm, took down his gun and
fired at the enemy He then banded II to his brother
ing he had no further use for it, and died Immediately
his body had been pierced by two bala Bradley and the
not make assault The noighbors finally gathered and
drove them of"
JENNY LIsD.An exchange states that Jenny Lind will
make the 3oh OF the present month her last appear
IN London prior to her departure for the United
States.
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attempting to reopen the question OF congressional inter
ference with the subject OF slavery in the Territories
And thirdly. BY disregarding the action Of the con-
yenon OF the American party Of the State Of Georgia and
in contemporary spurnng from that bod any eonsdera
ton Of their wishes and by these has severed the lin
Of unity which bound us and rejected the terms OF our
alliance
Although We have undiminished confidence in the
patriotism, ability, and integrity Of Willard Fillmore we
consider II unwise and mpollte for the South to run him
for the presidency in the present contest for by giving him
the electoral vote OF two three southern States we might
throw the election into the House Of Representative where
the power which elected black republican Speaker
would insure the election Of black republican President
result alike destructive Of the Union and the eonstu
tonal government bequeathed by ancestors.
We consider that the democratic party, recently at
Cincinnati in convention assembled boldly fairly and hon
esy placed itself in battle array and rendered this para
mount issue TO enemies and the world And in view
Of these facts and because Of the before toned con-
sdenons feel il our duty, southern men, to sup
port its nominees and This issue with IL conquer with
il fall
We therefore recommend TO eow-citzens the cleo
ton James Buchanan and John o. Brecknrdpe as Pesi-
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The Boston Courier, referring TO the assertion Of Mr.
Burugame made ia his recent speech that "Massaclu
e believes with South Carolina the fugitivesIave law
constitutional says
II certain sorts OF people not ready state any
thing nowadays although directly in the face and eyes Of
The fact should be sstonshed al this declaration Of
Mr. Burlngamc. is only pronounce bis state
mp utterly unfounded unless upon the old doctrine Of King
Louis ~ sot o'ea moi Certain people In Massachusetts,,
whom Mr. Burlingame to be one, may profess th
belief the majority Of the citizens believe such thing
The democratic State convention Of New Jersey,
mate candidate for governor and electoral ticket win
meet at Trenton on the 9th Of August
Col Fremont the black republican abolition candidate
lor President Is SHAREHOLDERS So states A. ]. Lewis
esq, Of Boston, upon bis own knowledge
CltUeland Piamdedler.
FREMONT daring his brief senatorial term, voted with
We South on most questions including that Of the abol
0n Of slavery in the District Of Columbia against which
he Troy Budget
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No. 566l
Notice for Restoring Certain Lands in Wis


NOTICE tha, the land Offices at MIsERAL
PoEr SlEvEE.s PoHr and MaNAsHA, STATE OF WIS
will be and The lands sad
subject entry of their
Monday 4i
day Augut the following townships the reservation
Of phieh uH be continued, viz:
Once Mineral Point Townships IL
] to east, inclusive.
Office sTrysSss Posr; Townships Is 22 inclusive
TO q Inclusive
Townships Is and 49, Of range east; and
Township Is, OF range east. ...... AVE-. ..
Office MrsAsuA All The townships district situated be
tween township Ia and the Michigan State line Ia 40
east, inclusive.
Given hand the Land Oce the ci Of
THos. A, HENDRICKS,
s~~"@a# Commissioner,
June % l4a6w inici \ Stafl
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...ma Life versus Death.
Just published the Sab edition, price dime Gully,
CONSUMPTION AND sCRorULAi
popular treatise,
ny =. ,, foRsTEg, NJ. D.,
yHOyING frhtfal
together with the Of bronchii u.
asthma coughs throat night pulmonary and die
evil, scald head
and rhtum sweings Of the
glands all diseases arising impure
advice rsiona cheap
knd,
Afflicted heads Of families, sc
able guide In time ~ nsed.
contains Interesting information COT afflicted with
deafness, rupture bodily deformitics, &C.
sold mailed
? w weeks every part Of the country.
be had of booksellers generally mail
free, Of Mcssp BRDeMsN CO., ia6 street.
June 3-dScp9nH
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translator TO the Department Of State, respectfully tenders his
public claims against
Pansh, French Portuguese, and Italian Gentlemen
claims against
WISE and requiring faithful aud reliable anslaions If legal doeu
such grants laws dccrees he VIII fnd in
experiences undesgned guarantee fidelity in
OF and technical phrases which long
Publishers throughout the Union DESTROYS
obtain tanslaions OF foreign books literary legal Win
the UNDER and rely
apon being promptly and satisfactorily executed.
For further particulars apply 70 = . : .-
l.. FITZGERALD TAsTsTRo,
$50 street, between 10Th and iib, Washington city, D. C.
June 2-dly
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Iron Hall.
Open every evening" Thursday Saturday afternoons
Doors open at TX 10 commence ut w O'Clock, p m
Afternoon exhibition open at 3; commence al 3x occcs,
Two magnificent panorama Of .r
CHINA AND JAPAN,
Consisting countries
which have endorsed by Com Perry Bayagd Taylor and
other distinguished travellers.
~ PANORAMA OF CHINA
Exhibited Monday Wednesday, and Fdy ey. nups ana Thurs
..sH day afternoon, -
PANORAMA OF JAPAN
Exhibited Tuesday TQy Saturday evenings Satur~
day afternoon.
Admission, NV enty five r.....-...
Tickets for the hotels, book drug stores,
For price apply a, iron Halt
Penn a. -
June l9-dG .aa# e-.. ..# ..e .a
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The Peoples Cheap Edition.

In press, and will be published immediately
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
HON. JAMES BUCHANAN.
With podSa from photograph by Brady paper % cents
Dealers and committees supplied liberal discount
Address orders TO the pubisiiiss,
... .ua-...s ... IIVERMORE & RuDD,
June 2o-d3i $40 Broadway, New York,
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dent and Vice President Of the United States.
Van Leonard, Henry Carter
Wiley Williams, Neil McEastham
b. A. Thorston Luther Gaugh
John A. Jones, Cornelius Sem,
H. l.. Bass, O. s. Whtson,
James NJ. Hughes, John Fletcher,
NJ. w. Thweatt Thomas j. McCleskey,
ii. ]. Smith, M. Clarder
James Vernoy, NJ. McCleskey
j. j. Trawck Tim HendrcL
Thomas Chaiin, ST., Charles Shern,
John Suingfellow, Quilla Blakey,
4. NJ. Hogan, J. Upton,
w. p Stringiellow, David Patillo
]. 7, Brooks, James A. McClesley,
A. G.. Terrentine, John Duke,
John Lyon, VIM. Bartlett
Brinsfeld Torrencc George Holland
w. II. Lamar ]. V. b. Calhaan,
John i. Gauding, Samuel Ingraham,
L. D. johnson, W. A. Bedell,
Malcolm Covngton, Charles Cleghorn,
John W. Howard, r. H. Dixon
T. J. Piuord, VIM. Tilley,
L. T. Woodruff, g. L. Gambrl,
Matthew Eastwood, W G. Hodges,
John r. Davis, John II. Bass,
t. II. Calhoun d. ?, Ellis
John p. Manly, f. NJ Brooks
John Fl. Ward, r. Patten,
U. b. Frost NJ Woodruff. Y
James Roe,
CoLuMBUs, Georgia, June Il, 1856.
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NOTICE.Our respectfully ncihsd that thsif
or and will be presented TO them The
18th OF ihis month,
We all those who indebted 70
benre
July. CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
JunaQ
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DRtNTIyG-pRE KISS for sale, cheap for essh.A duutle
cylinder Hoes printing press in rood rsnnins ordsr bein
which the Washington Union newspaper nos
printed. Apply this office,
May Is ami