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COl93efiasgs, Floor Oil Cloth.
CURTAIN GOODS, etc.


CURTAIN GOODS, etc.
j. d. CAMERON & CO.,
l24 CANAL STREET.. I2l.
Beg leave to inform their and the public generally
that they have removed their stock Of Carlerg OIL
Cloths, from Ii Charities and p Cusomhose Streets
their aud spacious store, No. ia CANAL STREET, Toura
Buildings.
We receiving varied assortment Of Rich Eng}sh
MEDALLION VELVET, WILTON and
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETING,
Of entirely patterns and designs;
TlIREEPLY, INGRAM and VENETIAN CARPETI&G;
BA1ZES, RUGS, DOOR MATS, etc.
usual variety of patterns and qualities
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CCRTAINS;
Silk, Wool and Wool DAMASK direct from the best
factories in France and England;
WINDOW SHADES, Corrices and Curtain Pins, AID
variety Of Table Covers;
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, to q feet wide by 100 feet long!
which to suit any size or hall.
All of which will sell III" lowest market prices.
J. D CAMERON u CO.,
OF 2p6t L.. Canal street, Touro Buildings.
Vic EDOseuciJ's Restaurant,
l47 COMMON STREET.
This establishment has een thoroughly rated and will be
opened on SATURDAY, Nov. i. ~ 2lm
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CHARLES \. SIIEWAItT,
at Nos. III and l73 Canal street, .Ne1c orleans,
Has Just received the nlnntctrry, hNti'nl sock of
spcn,iid MAHOGANY ARMuIRS and bEIlSTEADS, IN ul.
dtion d his hitherto large stock ct
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line Of business Po"H
wishing anything in hi, line will ui 10 heir advantage 10
give him IL call before purchasing elsewhere
CHARLES \. STEWART
OF 2pG'lltW III and !73 CANA street
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ERene0ceR ESPMlGeeG ,,
1,rB,rT ~, ~ rr,se ~ EsseySy S;rpIs E,ECr

ERe9se0ceGg EkenlOeeH ,,
FROM NO. II TO II ROYAL STREET..
A supply of CREME De BOrZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
pnt, constantly hand, which equal to the best that
coEIes this market
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL IIOCK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
Il IL a d. fS:
SAXNRAC Of the Vintage Of 1885, 1875 and 1905 and other
brands.
w HIS Y:
OF ali descriptions Scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE And PORTER, il pn1s and quarts.
Also
On hand, usnnl OF the best WINES and Ill
QUORS in the markell which will be sold reasonable
terms 5 any other hsuse in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ptf No, II Royal street.
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\ NOVEL lnEA--lt has been proposed to establish
printing press on board The Great Western, the
mammoth ship now being built in England for the
Australian trade and to issue 4 daily paper during
the voyage. In conmeNi0n with this there is to he
reading room well supplied for the OF the voyagcS.
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A8- Mr.. D. G. Champlin, clerk of the steamer Ne
braska, will accept our thanks for Memphis papers.
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EecSffy ! Rally F.! .ROgFsg !

ELL 1MORI AND DONEI son!
FOURTH WARD AMERICAN CLUE.
Members will please take that regular weekly meet.
ing will he held THIS EVENING Both inst at the corner
ST. Louis street and Exchange Alley Business
and Importance will be brought before the meeting.
$50 2pl BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
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Rally ! RsaJEy!: Es0EEy!,

GRAND BARBECUEat BAYOU SARA will he given
on SATURDAY, Nov. l, by the friends the Hon WILLARD
FIN0RE in which all favorable his election are respect
fully invited 10 participate.
&~Eisitor> from The city leave Friday evening
Vichsbus packets and returning, reach home early Monday
morning b the packets from Sicksburr. o.S 2p5ts
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AzsEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGEs.-aa
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OFFICE--No. ilb GEAyIER STREET.. NEW ORLEANS
cures CAxcrEs Sc4Ln FEAp, NalIsSwELLlNG S"H@S md
,.l,rRs Of every description Us! lily
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III AT s., G A FS, etc.,
At WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving! general Of silk Fun,
Cashmere, Panama. I.el;horl Straw Pain. Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, ~ tho
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
jy13 2pkF 10 Magazine o:"ee
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IT o So K u O RI 7 II CT .
Importer Of

II o So K ID O RI 7 III CT o,
Importer Of
HAVANA CIGARS AND LEAF TOBACCO,
No. IG CsGstomionse street.
Has just opened Al the above importing establishments
where be found superior stock Of the best selections and
most taN urise brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS,
PAPER CIGARS,
&uIIEAF TOBACCO,
the Lowest Prizes.
"QLn juE,' rs he is Familiarity known tie last
sixteen years his old stand in the Rot!nda the
Charles Hotel still remains his quarters where can
found the very hest brands Of Havana and Paper Cigars u! his
own importation Also his Cigar Stands in CITY HOTEL.
ST LOUIS HOTEL and ARCADE can always he found the
veryleS brands of Chewiu" Tobacco Paper tLrs and the
very best quality Of HAVANA CIA and SMUhINl TO
BACCO. u2n tnl,
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Housekeeping Goods.
A complete assortment Of articles Use, such
LAMPS
KNIVES AND FORKS
JAHANNEn WARE, TN WARE
WOODEN WARE, IRON WARE,
BRUSHES, BASKETS.
DOOR AND TABLE,! MATS, etc,
For sale al low prices, by
?. R. FELL & CO.,
OF 2pOtN2tW Il Camp street
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i'} '"4''' Il" c'''i'S " N'--' 'I'f'.'' "'"' ' y
UNIVERSITY or LoCISiANA-LAW u r
,t.;,'~ ta 81, uNn M"HuAI Of N's. !t = s,on-
, I': .~" - .,r ;a@r4 raric ~. G-"
t,rrr l! l'rar. il :sr- viii 1T ae.Grre IS iro
T~,.c t.. n-,,r. N.,' ,,r', will trso' of--
!. hd"jHt', and MHritr" la%, ilI:on" -" -th ard
" '" 1t,s s," a.a ~IS y @ N' N %o
G. rir'c. TX Maritime Services in i"il'" i"l"Ir A." sup
H. t''" to@' Las, embracing Il Ia" of F. - oua NV
pc Str and .,y r~eo", Irya5iv, +, ,'rio.
IT, ~ i1-'tcf:,r If me Courts Of tj cra
h';iGH t ''rj@jt"'I a'! 1"5ln" ;41t: I. ~" 'rts
'"Hnr = EJs Z" feNr""e ana AS fTe ana I:'''c' ""lS
h,,'H r. iendeH !ion' %l "'',,r.~". 49,.
*,.i~ F,~'"'l> q '5r'o. !a2 N"G'"'" Z, me- I'r{
r'nc.4 g.! >ys:: =: I, a! E>rl""'. a.. !'.a,osy
q ara. II 81 s!':es: h b horr ts" ~: ~ ',n,rs.
yatr. ar! ,Fs"a'e Of ~'ir, ''""F''se I'"', ~ S',t"se
1~ 'rt';tl inv "d Practice j" courts Ct t. '"l J-
ri-'tr o. s,,.7
Il. * ..: sr,>e ,, m r..
ne, >.,' ,'' Fr~".' l.,.. ~ Z. nal A.. Ne
.. I. ':.%1 ::s Whether derived '"' '' France
"I@ = o" 5" I I 'STI sS" w.. S ', - rcp
and E,"'t,.i KIN IN , 'l' i Vases #" Common '%
w. ,r% I'f",@ >. Of ags vii, he &C., c2nyr 90 o,s
,ryS i course hayos rY, ,@,y"n.,t r'tar
Ill.,. ~ H. F'',r 'Y"4 , At a." @, r, w. H".,
Thc t;". Of zach Professor is SIX Nacaaor ,. 50 and
a, ".n" VII ,s' La addressed to the Dean &" the
agl2 u Den" Of ~. F.".''ty
P h nHN iaS 4 SIX H}yG SFiT2IHHS F9'Gn A@,
rn .n h., atl r.rrTrI by Sin il ~
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Boots, Shoes and ESFogUsas.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing from ship Norfolk and III store general 9ssOr
rne,rt CT BOOTS SHOES, BROGASS, HATS CARS, etc.
k3? Plantations supplied "i;t prime PITCHING BOOTS
RUSSET BROtANS, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMpEACHY HATS, ut tho lowest market
prices, by ~
FROST 4 CO.,
jyl3 2p&W IL Magazine street
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housekeeping .EI'Fictes.

RBa'. James Scott,
Formerly Of lGI Carolv street, has removed his Office 10
No. 81 Bourbon street,
Between Canal and ttorho1se streets where lie mag be con.
suited oil all CHRONIC DISEASES.
Structures Of the Cr"'rt Dr"p,y NscS and AnaSarcHSD
Syphilis, in all is forns rusaly cured il very short time,
amd without the lsi4l the patient Dyspepsia,
c;c. ~ 2lr3I
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on 9plm" Ht'hith1 II edl"P SttcI'
Cam4p street Carpet HE'0rehOWsc,

Js NNN!' ST, NM = NETF IT 7'-R''F T Inv U
NEW FALL STOCK.
Velvet MED AILIONS; Nelvps Wilton Bru-Sr> Tapestry
r,,rS TiI,a FL and l.ra;t C.tRpEriAl.S, Rugs N,;s,
Ci.r an, MN,,r; d., Window Shades torir OIL Cloths,
3. the greatest Variety and Al the lowest E,t'ts:
l.. t.I.kIN 4 CO.,
uh Hplm IS Camp sud = aud II hN.k Pace
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Vic DOlRstciJ's Restaurant,
EpEHgs GNd Chemicals.

This establishment has een thoroughly rati,ted and vii
opened Oh SATURDAY, Nov. /. ~ 2ll
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H. r'cul'iofG 4yr embracing. tlr Law o F. ,ri ~"
Practice If P4 tuirt.. he Absolute k;l t. al i~r
~, THO r~ttlI,, Treaties q T, T., IN.
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I AVIS Of the United ~

Avs Of the United States Relative to the Public
~ Lands-uomplse ls2swh Congress
&c, Sc } vol, 50.
Continuation OF the abovs-complete 10 Isl1 ! vol g.
American State Papers Relative Lands
so.
indian Treaties mad United stateseoupee from
mencement TO ls53 I vol, e. m-.... A..
Laws made by the Colonies and State from 1888 "a
1881, relating 10 Indians and Indian affairs J vol 81
vois. 81 So
Laws Ohnters Britain,
and SPAIN relating Public Lands In their respective
nies collected BY Joseph ". White. 2 vols. IS So
Johnsons Institutes the Civil Law of Spain VOL London
$40 so. .. .H. ... ....... ......
schmids Civil Law of Spaiu and Mexico vol. IS.
Rockwe Compilation of Spanish and Nexican Law relato
Mines Real Estate Titles. vol So 80. .. ..
Western and Northwestern
cerninr Lands, Tfties, sc. I vol. 81 9S.
Military Rounty Land and Pension
United vol 81 2S.
Trpssus Pension and Bounty Land Laws. I vol. e.
Benuettis Pension Laws. ! vol, o. So
Mayo and Moplons Pension and Houniy Land Laws.
a. So
Echche Dicoonaro Rasousdo de Legaon Jursprudspca
vols quarlo Mad4d $40.
Virginia Pay Muster Rolls of Militia emitted 10 and
Iapso FRAHCK TAYLOR
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Triesemar-The Great European Discovery,


PROTECTED royal letters OF England and secured by
the seals OF Ecoe dc Phamaeie de Pas and the Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna
esemar No. the remedy for general and local debility loss
Of ve power premature decay and all the distressing
arising om early abuse &C. Its effects sfeaeions
youth, old would
decline IL TIeseaT
universally adopted all physical npedmens vanish like
rendering invaluable those
eTng the marriage state.
Tesemar completely and entirely eradeates all
which and cubeh thought
andote ruin the health Of portion of the
ulation
No the European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, the English physician with
mercury, inevitable destruction of the paients consuon
which all The sarsapara in the world
TIesemaT Nos l. g and alike devoid SMELL
all nausang qualities They lay The toilet nble without
their being detected
Sold cases 50 each divided separate ad
mnislered by Valpeau Lailsimand, Roux, sc.
Tetaii Mr.. H. A. No. 81
street, Canal New York, specially appointed by the
proprietor United Saies and
part Of America. immediately receiving reiutrance
Mr. Barrow will forward Tesanar any part Of the world
securely packed addressed according the OF the
writer
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-diyr
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Dec 3o,--lawsw
nd vis.te,. 10 Washington

MEmBERs of Congress and vis.teis 10 washington
M respectfully informed THAT at TAYLOR 4 MAUhYs
Si0re 9Th they viii
extensive addition ng
important works. comprises department OF eraiae
and art @
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly impaItations from England
Caihoun's Works, volumes
Jenerson's Works, . volumes
Websier's Works, 9 vo's, autograph editor
EyeTeti's Ofalions and Speeches, volumes
Clay's Private Correspondence, volume
3. 3. Preniss's Memoirs, 2 volumes
Bancrofis History Of the United States, volumes
Statesmans Manual, volumes
Hickey's Constitution, volume
Jefferson's Manual, volume
The Constitutions of the United States, volume
Eliiot's Debates and Madison Papers, 5 volumes
Marsh's Orators and Statesmen, volume
Story's Works, 3 volumes
Lives Chief Justices United States, volume
Lieber's Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
WiTt's Life Of Patrick Henry, volume
Kennedy's Life Of Wiu, volumes
Garland's Life Of John Randolph, 1 volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
DE Tocqueyiies Democracy America, volume
The Federast, volume -
Gmke's Nature Tendency Of Free Institutions volume
Constitutional 4 ,xt book, volGma
Carey's Past, Present. and Future, volume
Seaman's Progress of Nations, volume
hcEigotts American Debaer, volume
Future Wealth Of America, volume
Smith rs Wealth of Nations, volume 20
Every description Engh, stationery Of
the finer qualities, at the lowest prices
Visiting printed with ronptude
TAYLOR 4 MAURYs,
Dec 7-du Near 9Th
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mo. 64T.I
Notice
sspt2l--aaw6w

of United States Land Ooss
the States Of Linots, Aiehigan, WiseOAsH, aad Iooa.
hinder provisions Of of Con
u gress approved l2 lb4J which declares
quantity public land remaining unsod In land ds
Ha be Tedaced number hundred
districts shall be discontinued, and, eomp
with the subject the Secretary Of The interior
following ofhces be discontinued,
shawnestown and KaskaskGa, in Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan.
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Furfeid iowa.
remaining unsold undsposed in
will be subject Offices from the Of the
that effect by host
points, and will be made subject follows:
and Kaskaska be Springfield
district, illinois.
Kalamazoo the Iona district, Michigan.
Milwaukee the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairneid the Charlton district, Iowa.
officers consolidation will public
which they will respectively prepared receive
applications for OF such lands their Offices
Given under hand the city of Washington, this l2 day
November, A. ID. 1855
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Nov l4-law6w
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HLENwOOD CEn nETENY-ohee No. a92 Pennsylvania
avenue, OF 10th street, the Savings Bank This
laid The celebrated Greenwood OF
New York. and situated high ground distant and
mile Of CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
TO the gateway This have received charter from Con
ground forever burial making
Zee title and prohibiting all eneroachmens IRON
legislation oherwise which is of importance to those who
they placed tiem II has
in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other 10 sell and throw the dead
cuousy large pit; and legal prevent
titles given The ground.
N. Office open ffem 10 to II, where pamphlets with
charter, and bylaws and all other normatoa be
with Mr. James r. Ha
vs 4O Seventh other undeake will be
sfsaded June Idly
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Nassau nan college OF new Jersey, Princeton.
should aald Acga&lDtascc DC iOIsotI
And never brought 10 uin'
Should auid aequainlance Dc ioIsOt1


ashoud auld HcsaaiDtasee Se ioIsob
And brought 10 min'
Should auid acquaintance be iorgo5
And days % aud lang syns," N ( .-
The ending N June, 1888
the junior class o the ending June, 1881 the sophoors
class OF The ending Juns 1851 aud me Freshman eAss o.
ending IN June, 1880 hereby requested 60 assemble -
Washington, D. o. by the third Of March, A. d. lsa al be latest
brighten the links Of the chain of love aad sadshp which e
ude entirely exchange once more 10 e
lives greeting and sympathy, aud 10 lament the unmey tate o
sons OF their most promising compeers. =,
preliminary meeting of the seltapPoinsd eonmuee VIII ps
held the ht Monday September A. d. 1850, al the United
HOTEL Chestnut seei, bet~esa FouIh and fifh streets
those members 0e whom be cOu
invited VIII be
adopted to secure as full an attendance possible
In Ihs those whom ts Is addressed viii be
good enough 10 furnish he secretary ofhe eonee Dy mail villa
their respective post oniees ~
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. BART, M, H.,
OF philsdephia Pennsylvania,
]. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
- Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEroN,
Of winston Aiieghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron and Glass Works, NJ
LEWIS W. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoIIs WKIpMlR, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 (inteiigencerl
the civilized Of the world
this their editorial columns,
scattered through fur d
globe and all newspapers throughout the United
America requested sratuous insertion
easona between this date and the I'd of March A d. 1851
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST
&H ~. slfIItszE

Time between Washington and Wheeling but 17i
Running time bsOeen Washington and Cincinnati ~ hour,
Through Ticket. and baggage Checks to be had In
THE Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
l.
the North west, the Southwest.
The between trains from Washington and the
Washington Junction. atey called the Relay House nine miles
Wasngon and The Ohio ver Baggage checked through 70
whseing Washington station
Though tickets points beyond connecting
Washington daily at and AZ, p m on Sundays at the
Al Wheeling
Whseliag through Cambridge zanesyIe and NewaIk
M.n6ed and sandasey railroad for sanduky Toledo Bstot
Columbus o. railroad with
Of te Little Maaai railroad Xena, CiNCiNNAT LOUIS
5 ss a. xSn n,sas on Ls Mani % sS Is
Haute, Lafayette, Chicago Rock Island, ST Louis, &C.
Nacbez, New Orleans at Washing
transferred at Cincinnati TO the mail steanefs the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and 81 Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chi
sc, tickets sold when the ONO naysabe between
Wheelne and welsyEe, Cory mesO where eonneIiou with
Travellers TO notice while this tho only
great washington Cincinnati is
Pare by through from Washington: To wheeling 50 s5
Columbus s3 65; Dayton, els so Cincinnati, SIC; Lousve
by railroad SIS 6i by from Cincinnati ss Indianapo
Chicago SO SO 50 81 Lou: sas and sas; Memphis.
For Frederick and Harper. Ferry Marusbug Berkeley Springs
Cumberland, Bedford sprngS Piedmont Oakland and
minor stations Baltimore Wheeling m
train from Washington. n.,,.-- ..u- --,--,
For further information through tickets &C. apply to TIL
PARSONS agent at Washington station. ,. = ~
Master Of Tran.portation Baltimore and
May 5-dn ohio Railroad Baltimore
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MYSTERIES OF the Post ONCE.

"a mail bag is an epitoms Of human lfe.'
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS; ..
Or Notes fro" the Da'y e Special agent ef'As Post o
HoLBRooK.
l2mo, 4a pp Price 81 25 Beautifully illustrated with Is steel
pnrais by Rtche and IL wood enyravinss from designs chiefly
by barley. ia . -.
THIS w~rk-undersaken with sanction chief officers
and st one n the special agents Thai he a
book OF the ind issued calculated public
have furnished or
he detection and punishment OF offenders
m e security OF The mails and the nvioabiy u private CORES
Never has public under more hearty
so the press Brief extracts from Of hese gathering
notices annexed:
The book wiz prove one q The mos, en,s.nias Of the
nhd IN hsehness interest," and general truth 10 nature, will
- lH Y. Eueans Post
We are bosnd to eoncede to Mr. Hohrooks narrative Of post
suggestive book.-N r. Herald. ".t # : E1
The entertaining have recently peeu
hads Reynodss any who
realize al thai still lives and thyes amd
f. BOSOM Post. -. ....a. =. .... ~. i
This eommends ITSELF by nature subject 10 evep
E IphsiadsIpaia Psnnsysaria
more smusag, and, time Interesting work.
kind has never been Published in Baa
ell written and amusing work, from which shall
extract OF Two Tor the beneht Of The community
1t abounds with sks,cbe, of novel aHS
...... ..- Fs PAadsiphia Inquirer.
This book indeed novelty exceedingly entertaining open
ing new source Of amusement Hartford Daily Conqaf
There substance enough in the isciden plots, and Shae
conanedin hts sketches to Nh dozen qu
person allowed himself to bnr
the idea Of opening another book With
out 'hudderns at The ghta peeipee on which be has stood
Published by Il. cowper,h~ wait a Co., Phbadslpbia.
For sale By all booksellers and news agents,
Dec 22-d6t = TT
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.

OTFIcE OF THE MAINLAND CorsoI1DGTED LOTTERIES,
Baltimore, Maryland July l. 1855.
TUE commissioner OF the Maryland State
his duty caution the public against the
who circulate by mail and otherwise fraudulent
and pretend TO be for the sale
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries IN Maryland
the Of the elected peope
the under examine and approve The
schsmes and to attend the drawings.
Al the tickets In these lotteries and all certificates
tickets have the hog aphed up Brennan general
fer the contractor Ooe Of the Maryland Lotteries
Baltimore, Maryland" All others nrefr fraudulent.
For tu information the subject Of frauds address
- FIX. Brennan,
Sept 1s-dly Baltimore MARYLAND
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| No. 549. |

NOTICE Of the dtscOntinuance of the United States
IN land Office NANDALIA, In the State Of ILLINOIS.
Notice hereby that Of law and In view
the Of the land officers VASpALA ILLINOIS, the vacant
said district reduced below hundred thousand
The directed land
VAspAA be discontinued, and the lands remaining unsoh al
the time OF the disconnaanee be made subject sale and
5PRIsgFIELD, in said State.
Lands remaining unsod and unappopaed by law and subject
ofhco discontinued, will
the
that effect by register thereof and the land officer
viii public notice # the day which they
will be applications for of such lands
their office.
my hand city of Washington this 9Th day
December, A. ID. 1855.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Dec ll-law6w [nteliggncer & StaTl
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X. III. G ILL K T. +,


Has removed his office to his resid Franklin Row. come
and Thirteenth He will continue devote
pn a United Court.
Having patents
advice opinions questions arising
Patent Office, and appeals 10 the chief justice assstan
District Columbia; will
trial
He VII also
before either
will also claims before board established for the
adjudication.
Oc dit
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EINE Library Editions OF Gibbon, HnlIHn Husssi
Robertson, Hume, Snole ying Prescott BaRcron Mack
ntosh, Roscoe Webster Scott Thers repy Macausy Sharon
Turner, Ms Ritter, Burnett, Clarendon, Ges Ferapson
nod, Ron Putarch, and other Of the standard historians
be found the most moderate prices he bookstore
undersigned IN hne library bndnss of them imported drrc
from London by the undersigned. and bound there
Bec - FRANCR TAYLOR
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EDWARD CLARK,
accreinry OF State.
ErrcUTrvr DrrArrsrrr.

Pease Governor Of the State Of Teras do hereby
Edward Clark, who certificate the preceding
Secretary state h and At the date of said certificate
State for the he h the
The original statute and that hts
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testimony whereof, hereunto
seal Of the state 70 be axed a the city of Austin,
srlll sixth day Of February,
ofhs ind pendsnce Of the United States and
OF Texas the twentieth year. '.-.... Il. y
EN- PEAsE
creditors referred In said
deemed Identical holders of
SCI ofthe state of whereas alleged there .rs
orved holders Of which
he payment Of and whereas
said act OF Congress requires holders of the certificates
Of said debt sha releases 70 e United
and also 70 Texas before and the 9Th
sc requires public should ba given for the space
The daily union., 1856-03-26
Completion of Panama Railroad.

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United Stacs mail steamships leave York
%SAAB Tor Aspinwau the 5th both Of
SItMM connecting with mail from Panama
CnsE1916& Francisco.
These steamships inspected approved by Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safsy
The Panama railroad az miles
to AID cnssed in or hours The baggage
checked in New York through
embarked the
The money paid New York expenses the trp
Reserve steamers kept port Panama. and
Fan Francisco detention
the is entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the day they Aspn
wall
Conductors through steamer and take charge
women and children without other PROTECTOR.
For through tickets apply AZ the agency
West street, New York, l. w RAYMOND
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