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A PLEASANT COUNTRY TO LIVE Is.-The following Is from
sleer written by correspondent at Lahore dated the
9TH of February;
"You probably that the country Of the five
rivers Is infested by wolves bears and eopards especially
tho FIRST named, which have multiplied Of late be
national nuisance By loose registry kept in the
provinces Of the Punaub appears that the number
of children that have been carried off by wild beasts
amounts to 1894, classified follows; lloe by wolves
334 by bears aud 1876 by eopards chetas The reward,
hitherto offered not sufficient to induce the lusy
make trade Of H. and the various patches
Jungle admirably adapted for the shelter of these
beasts, and as barriers to the amateur hunter
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A ARD

NO TIE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF ALEXANDER.
l. GEORGE OWN, AND WASHING rom You have dnuh
attention q, ADD gpsp.r.
Of beautiful gallery Of Eufopan paintings which now
Ihbion Ioran "a the room ov- Mr.
fsrnums Of lth avenue An
Washington. deem unnecessary d.-crpon OF
judgments suffice eorsidr
ny judges be the richest d.
District The will Thur
the 9th instant half past 10 O'Clock m ard Will be-
Fday, hoar Permit me
specfuly, Invite attention hatter myself
that you will find II well verify ofsu.nton.
A. GREEN,
Juae b-lts Auctuneer.
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AgrieuLral DipisOn Q as Patent 06lee-7As 0ultira-
ton of Cotton in HalyThe United States consul Spec
zis Robert Lees, esq Ia to circular issued
from the United States Patent Office in relation 10 the
growth and production Of cotton gives the following in
teresting facts
Referring your circular Of the 29th Of February last
relative 10 the growth and production Of cotton within
this and the adjoining districts have the honor 10 inform
you that during the occupation OF Italy by the French
under the first Napoleon Of his projects the intro
dueon and cultivation of the cotton plant but il failed
generally throughout northern Italy and now is not
known therein believe further north than in
the papal States
"he principal agricultural products of this portion OF
Italy simply the olive and the grape with which the
whole face OF the country Is covered up the
nit of mountains which inaccessible The vine and
carried up aud cultivated by Of terraces
constructed at great expense and labor The perfect
beauty Of appearance at this time of the year. with every
thing in Leaf and blossom, you can easily imagine
Here tho olive trees are planted groves very hickl
and require little or no care beyond simple scrapng
around the roots and SURFING up of the soil early in the
spring, while between them 10 planted the vine TO which
these lattice work. they estooned
them The annual value of each olive tree estimated at
five francs aud It's hardness Is SUCH that while the vine
here elsewhere has for the last five years been de-
stroyed by disease generating either in earth air. IL has
not touched them and great blessing this has been 10
the peasantry for had the olive proved scky as the
yine fearful destruction from famine must have resulted
General Land Office IValdrapal Of Lands in Mehi-
gaa.-The Commissioner Of the General Land Office has
caused portion Of the public domain in Michigan to be
Withdrawn from sale for railroad purposes in accordance
with recent act passed by Congress granting the same to
aid in the construction of certain railroads in that State
Patents Graned-The issues Of patents for the week
ending Tuesday, June B. 1856, are as follows:
VI
designs.
Total...,.,,.,.,,....., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3
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THE FUTURE OF New oELEAxs,-The New Orleans Com
mercial Bulletin says:
"The croakers whose special business and seeming de-
light II is TO decry New Orleans and predict its downfall
destined to be disappointed We have reached and
covered from the lowest point Of depression Last year. 10
our commercial scale the standard will
scend low again The present have recuper
ated aud recovered all lost and the indications Of
turning and permanent prosperity
aging than at the present time
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Public al

AN ACT transfer certain rights and duties conferred
upon the trustees of the of Vncennes Indiana to
the common council OF the city OF Yincennes. -.
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Representative. Of
The United States Of America Congress assembled That all
the rights and duties conferred upon the of ths
Yncenue in the State of Indiana under the e
titled "An act adjust the claims to lots in the of
yincenne and for the sale Of the land appropriated
for the OF the inhabitants Of the said town.
proved the twentieth day of April eighteen hundred and
eighteen be, and the hereby transferred and
vested in the council of the city Of yincennes IN
said State.
Approved June O. 1856.
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Reward Of $500.

OFTicE UNtTKD STATES M.EsH.k. DtRr. CoLuwpI,
NashihgtoH, June 4, te55.
HE undersigned 10 authorized pay hundred
dollars such person shai apprrheud
before justice q the pence in md The eouny washn
iOHs ESSEX who being charged
Of owen Quiglry In this 81
o u the magistrate pending preliminary nomination upon
the said charge,
JONAH n. HOOVER,
June 5-lw Marshal fsr o c. uulli
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THE HIAwATaA LEGENDS ny B.nry a. schooicrsn
II
Trsrohs Poems
Linda, oi the " uns Pilot nv Mrs. H.nr.
Richmond in hysops days being psmnscsnces 81 Old ut
s-n.
DcRowis Review Tor tune ..n"
National Democratic Review for M.y.
Jans5 FRAsCK TAYLOR,
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prime moss, sls so; country prime, sTss0. Lard firm
II . Ilh cents.
The stock market Is much more healthy. The abun.
dance Of money and the settlement Of Mr. Crsupton POSI-
tion attended with disposition to operate and
prices bighsrmore particularly that the notice Of the
Secretary 10 resume purchases public stocks until De
eembsr has inspired the market with much confidence.
Yours PRENTICE.
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hR-~trswberry Festival nj odd TcIlaws' HsII.-The
engaged fair the ~ erecting Mission
huua In b. of Tiuiy ptrish grateful
thanks brra pat they recevrd and that lhy
fuzzy their
call rtpuiinu thu public strawberry Festival
to place Thursday and Friday evenings present
Many fancy ie from the last fair viii be Cor sale
Lima
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Neso Post O6ices.-The following named new post of
fees have been established, and the following gentlemen
appointed postmasers
Plainve Davies county, Indiana; Clement Lee, post
master.
Roselle, Laporte county, Indiana; William unrick,
postmaster.
Stesvile Crawford county, Illinois; Christopher Sie
postmaster.
Chenoa, Mclean county, Illinois j. b. Laney, post
MASTER
Mound City, Pulaski county Illinois; Moses NJ. Raw
ngs, postmaster.
Bremen, Randolph county, Illinois; William Vingard
postmaster.
Portsmouth, Saginaw county, Michigan Henry d. Brad
dock, postmaster.
DscontinRed-The post Office at Hurcoleous Aroosook
county, Maine, has been discontinued
Change Of Name-The names of the following post Of
fees have been changed
Cedar Hill, Henry county, Illinois, to Atkinson.
Clifton Winneshek county, Iowa, TO Plymouth Rock.
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NEW YonK, June 4.--The know nothing State council
to-day adopted the proposition to do away with the
council sstem. In the contested seats the action of the
council having been adverse the claimants because they
refused support the nominees several members
to withdraw, bat did not do so.
The resolution endorse Fillmore and condemn the re.
cent outrages in Kansas adopted by majority vote
E. b. BARTLETT of Kentucky elected president and
James NJ stephens, OF Maryland, recording secretary for
the ensuing year. The other officers we're chosen.
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OPTICAL,

r. ikH Pierre, Prssdsi o. tAs Uisd Sass II saasiSa 10
n AZ sAOss "a may esAes,,s,
Satisfactory evidence haylRa been eKbitsd thai Nielo
kskxo hiss ~ oa1d Of the kingdom Il the
saiss al Boston do hereby recognise him as SUCH and declare
him ss exercise and saoy such functions powers and priv
iegs slowsd The Of the moot favored
nations IN The United staIes.
la testimony whereof caused be made
patent aud the seal ofhe United hereuno AIMED
Given under any hand city Washingon, 3lst
H. al May, A. d. 1855, independence Of the uu
ted states Of America the sOth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY The President
w. l.. NANCY, Secretary Of State. ".# g
FrankAn Pierce President Of tia Unsa Of America 10
.". ..... al HAom u May eones'n.
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited Werner
nrese has bsen appointed consul Of Prussia Baltimore do
and enjoy such funeoas powers privileges allowed
the eonsus Of the avosed nations ia United
la testimony whereof pat
ent and The seal OF the In ted be affixed
Given under had the city Washington the 3st day
IT, 81 NAV, d. 1885, and Of the Independence OF United
States OF America this sub.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President a.... ... Il .ar
W. l. MACY, Secretary Of State. ....
Franklin Pierce Prsstdsnt ~ Uatsd States Of .queea
., all ~hoa Il may
Satisfactory evidences having been exhibited that Pru
deneo Muul ndo has appointed republic
Uruguay Baltimore do hereby recognise him
clare him free exercise enjoy such prwrr,
privileges are all wed 10 the cousua of the favored
in the Uniied sIles .... ...a. ....
In irsony whereof made pat
eat aud the Of n hsrsunto aaxed.
Given under hand The city Of ashgton day
H. Maya D. 1885, and Of The independence Of the United
States of america the s0h.
........ .,g.. FRANKLIN pIEaCE.
BY the President,
WI MARCY, Secretary Of State.
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STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS AND MICA
RGGUA-The Picayune says:
Our readers, feel assured will be not little graft
fed know that another step has been taken towards
establishing the communication between this port and San
Juan del Nore The very swift steamship Granada Capt
Griffin is to leave for Aspinwall en- saturday, the 7th
proIimo and to touch both going and returning at San
Jusnn
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COMMERCIAL.
cpoM QUE ooMnEROlAL CORRESPONDENT.

aat NEW YoRH, June s. 1855.
qhs fall which has taken place in prices o. food since Jan
~ NAV be considered aprecarsOr Of revival Ia genera
10 the Atlantic States which have been 90 severely
dawn upon favor Of the feed growers during the previous
W. b.pge 10 prices in New York Las been as follows
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H Fsuquier COUNTY vrnis on "Wednesday morn.
log Juns t8 The r,sdener ~ wN.J oEs.S ESQ. by
Rev. Mr.. HuaHgs, a. OK ON CLArk esq. ~ Myssppi
Mis-. snPHIN KsR daughter the late Cot VIZ BkKrR,
NJ Clark county, Virginia.
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Ipuhlie -
tpubie IL
AN ACT for the benefit of the Hebrew congregation the
city Of Washington

ANI tHt tue HtUFeW oohfegatoh IN The
city Of Washington.
Be enacted BY the Senate and House Of Repreenta.es
Of the United States Of A1erea Congress assembled That
all the rights privileges and mmnnes heretofore
by law to the Christian churches in the city Of Washington
be- and the hereby extended to the Hebrew
gregaop of said city, and that the third section Of the
approved the June eighteen hundred and forty
four, entitled can act concerning conyeyances deves
OF places Of public worship in the District Of Columbia
shall be construed to allow the members the Hebrew
congregation from time to time, by vote Of two-tbrds TO
elect their trustees and the BY like vote, dis
place pleasure; which said trustees SHALL during .hor
continuance in office have the title In end power
any lot tract Of land held by lhom under the
aforesaid for Christian church. II they appoint
ed under said act trustees Of any Christian church Pro
vided That any and all legal and equitable rights demands
assumed by through said shall b. limited 70 the
property Of said congregation held hy said trustees
Approved June 2, 1856, &
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COURT or CLAIMS.

Tuesday, June 3The Solicitor replied to Mr. Ely in the
begun yesterday, and the cases submitted.
Thomas Rhodes and Others The United States. Mr.
Phillips opened The the facts for the claimant
The Solicitor replied and the was submitted.
Adjourned 10 IL o'clock tomorrow.
Wednesday, June William H. Russell The United
States
Mr. Rockwell argued this the facts for the claim
ant.
The Solicitor replied in behalf of the government.
The adjourned to IL o'clock morning
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Faon LIsrai.-The Philadelphia North American says:

FROM LIBERA.-The PhiIadeIpha NORTH AmerIcan saysi
copy Of the Liberian Herald of March 10 has been
received IL contains the inaugural address OF President
Benson delivered January Ih and the valedcory Of his
predecessor The high character of the State papers OF
President Roberts is we'll known in this country and IN
Europe Those of President Benson, judging from his in
augural, will not suffer in comparison with them
The Senate January 10Th, ratified treaty of amty
commerce and navigation with the Free Hanseatic rcpub
lies OF Lubec, Bremen and Hamburg.
"The troops who had been (under Gen. Lewis) to re-
order among the natives in Simon county returned
to Monrovs early in March. Gen. Lewis had been
pletely successful
1t appears by letter from exPresident Roberts, just
received the colonization Office in this city, that he
in London, May g. public business; would visit Paris
and be in London early in June The nature Of the busi
ness is stated. He will probably visit the United
States before his return"
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BY Il T. l. X q II A p III

HALIFAX, June 4.-The steamship Niagara, from Liver
pool the 2th ut arrived at this port about O'Clock
this evening. ..
1.-THE eastern lines interrupted by thunder
ter the Of the Niagara and the hour
going TO preas we were unable to get her news
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ny ,. @. MCGUIRE, Aues,on~sr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
property on Fourth street, opposite Judiciary squar~on
Thursday afternoon June IA 81
by virtue q deed ~ us dated oc,oee &c. 1854,
in Lbrr a. =, No e. foos 40, 4e7, 4as
records FOR Washington III. District
scnbrr will sell, the bidder "a
beed seven in numbered Eve hundred
the city 81 Washington The sna lot
laid down the plat OF said city, Of
run the 'front.' line Of said lot Fourth
the centre Of the wall o the lot
through the Of sad dividing
Tho rear OF line Of said o together with the
sna Of handsome aud finished ossory brick house.
large hack buildings attached.
Terms 5000 residue in g. H. with
Interest, secured by deed Of trust the
1T days
amer the trustee the right resell sp.r~s
ofhe defaul,inr purchaser
EN-. LIsTBiCUM,
Trustee.
JAS. C. MeGUIHs,
Nav ei-,otJunstsats Aucson~e.
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T average fall in these leading articles has been rs per
ant and prices a lower point than they have be
m been for two three years. This is element OF re-
stored prosperity to the city business, and to all those inter-
M bieh on the Atlantic coast are buyers Of food At
M came dine that this decline in food has taken place,
rtaut rise in raw materials is observable, as follows:
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The exports of 1855 very small, and the quantities
exported the present year thus fabeng about 20 900 600
bushels Of wheaaord singular commentary on the cal
on put forth last fall in relation to the crops. Many
newspaper estimates made the crops 900 bushels and
the quantity available for export 40 900 600 900
bushels Those Of your correspondent far from being
sangune being based upon known wants and the actual
quantities heretofore exported Our estimate for August
1855, vas follows:
Bushels.
Crops s... -Haa a- lac, 3l7 900
Consumption (sK bushels per head) 97,3l7,o2O
Seed - ". : l3,0o0,0o0
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WoRcEsrrs, June 4Thc Massachusetts, black republican
State convention met here to-day and largely attended
Hon. Charles Hudson presided. D.
1.-THE the lines east OF New York prevented our
getting further particularsl
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FROsrs-Tbc Cleveland Plain Dealer of Saturday las,

FRosrs-The Cleveland Plain Dealer OF Saturday last
says;
1.-THE cold stormy weather Of the last three days wound
up last sght nth right smart frost The gardeners
who have been making extensive plantations in the vicn
ty have suffered very much One tells that his loss by
this visit Of Jack Frost will not be less than thousand
dollars The plants beans sweet potatoes &C. and
many other vegetables severely injured Farther from
the lake the frost will be still more severe
The Buffalo Courier says
We had quite frost Friday night-suficent To
bscken the heritage and form wafer OF ice the mud
pools We understand that at East Hamburg the ground
frozen the depth Of half nch that ice quarter
Of inch in thickness found and that considerable
damage done TO the growing crops All this be II
membered occurred the Inst morning Of May, 1856"
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Connecticut lSenatorship.

NEw HAYES, June A.-The house to-day elected James
Dixon, the nothing aud abolition candidate United
States for SIX years from the 9Th Of March next The
stood-Dixon lis Toucey, l0l scattering, T. Chss
McCurdy was elected judge Of the supreme court
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The following the numbers ~ Naryisnd
ted Loery, Tor the benefit Of Washington county BE- class
drawn iuns 2, 1855
20 sc 6s IS SO 40 Al II al 80
The following the drawn the Patap-co inst I'M
Lottery, cass ISL, drawn June ?, isa6t
80 co II 10 81 ~ 81 GO 50 IS s Al
The following the d1wn number, II Patsp.co In,tu
Lottery, ctass 100 drawn Jaus 3, e56i
a 80 70 go 90 "a 30 II 10 10 22
r. FRANCE Co, nsnss,r,.
June Alt
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NEw YoRx, JuneA.-The steamship Black Warrior ar
rived this morning, with Havana dates Of the 3Oth ut
There IL Of importance from Havana. The Unite
States steamer Fulton LEFT Havana the 10Th ut for Ke
West
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ioe oans deposes and specie aganin the ascendant
700 Toe amount Of specie in the city has risen to s7 o5s 0oo
ong the treasury, upon which notices Of drafts for the
nan Indemnity have been received. The banks thus sup
| ee strong, and abundance OF money usually counter
~ Poneeal tears that are not very pressing.
"' produce markets show much chsnge. Cotton IL
urn, With small operations Gales Is for fair New
n'' Flour dul shippers awaiting further news
49, '.aes S5s IS Isl sc los sc 80 for Ohio, Rye
la % Oats, SO 80 cents. Corn ia lower sslss
"0 southern yelorj SO DO, white, Pork--mc,s, BIS,
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no be held in CcinnaI Monday, June q rsre
round ui only SIC. Round rehsts Will be sssed sy
Baltnor. ard Ohio Railroad
de-rr the
usl Fare SIC Tickets
i4h
The usual FIRE will be collected - 18th airectioas
Mar 29-slw wM. 4. WooDsIDE, MASTER Ttanspovssssop.
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mmhh HATs.-foDD co. daily receiving I.yr, "A
ouons thsr stock ~ hsis suitsbs ~.r SCISSOR
fhfy would particularly
vas h-ssn French fss and kinds ~ yrnt-nu
uus ssH nss Manufacture entirely ps~ IN this ms,hsl
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ucrLs re, MILLS. ~ Co., Lend Agents, = nbuaue
vi Iowa, vii icsts lands In the
warrants or scrip, for pariies sppyinH will pay taxes
Iections, buy Hnd sell and lnsd warrants
Careful attention the lands by thorough
competent engineer and surveyor. ~.
Hon George w. Jones, u. q. senator Dubuque, lows.
Cen w Lewis, surveyor general, Dus.qur, Iowa.
Gov Henry Dodge, y. ssnatr, WI conrin.
Msrsrs suachan Scott, bankers, New York "
HIN. w COX, Buff 70, New York.
Feb a-dtl Asodifgu
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VIM. w. Belknap, Attorney at Law and Land
Agent, kcOkuk, Iowa. u

AND WARRANTS located choice a mani
IL ner, and on favorable and all reqr,
log the eussuon OF an attorney promptly attended -
sxvmEKWcxs. +. r.m
Pairo Nourse, Wsshingto., ID. @. "H" #.. re-
Alexander n. Evans % Sis rH
Keller Il McKrHney ..u "-" ....-s
Dec l3-6mo.d&cr ..u. a.#"aH.. #.H ."r.
pRINTlNa pREs for ssie. rhesp rpr en- IA double
e3saosr Has pfihinr being
The which Washington Union
printed. Apply this once. -
May Is dinf
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Life versus Death. Nj
Just tBshs the 5th edition, pric. one disss only,
CoNsU PTfuH AND sCsovULA;
popular treatise,
rvJ tORsTTR, V, d..
Life versus Death.

yHOwNG suudots scourgs, NJ ,hs
y human with the h
1sfma fhroa', Hght
ting cvl tons, nd
swsiinss he
fssnsesa iinr from impure II *, b,d
Ths Iir Uok writ In plain bur Ianvusve ,ixe, Al.
advice fpr rational,
NJ sfrrn nes who Sruaging ~ AMI .,,onr, r.
nme dd 70 the Athlete 10 hes Of families, Ac. mo v.is'
al guide time -
so contains inrse ting Information for those ar esd vim
deafness, rupture, bodily deformities, Se $50
FEW we-ts, 70 every ~ the county . - ~
Ffice ~ 10 be had
80 - N'N'S fS"~
June 3-sAcpamf
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l.. j. Middleton
For the Democratic Convention

Office depot southwest conner and laah streets
Feb 27-d6mn
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l,sSi,sqe

The difference 600 900 in favor Of year ofvery large
Por, and against Of very small imports, nevertheless
Ne quantity in bank 10 less than last year. shooting TO what
tent the interior continues to absorb specie Money IT,
'sr increasingly abundant in the city and the hank 70
% already show the accumulation usual after the psrfec
10 o. The spring payments, as follows
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approximations the e60 ,00o 500 each OF $40 ia
sao,oso " $3.50 TO $40 Ooo OF S0O $4,000.
r Whole tickets so-aaIves ss-q quarters - 60. .rs
Prizes cashed at sht a. per cent. discount ~ @tE
Bills on all sslv.nt .anks taken st par l#.@#a .a7
aWin2 WIZ 20 Forwarded
Commun ica!~A, addressed DON RonRIGUEZ city
...'. III n 49, 49, =
May s-d,mN Sd sHEf
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r, CALDWELL DENTIST, OF virginia. bu, mo,

I
- recently Of Phadphs located
and llth
teeth for needing bis Testimonials
iaeion IRON numerous in reference his
eIaeor 81 teeth and Of the OF
OF the head and ineguay
plugging healing dseaed gums he be IN relation
hi skill and judgment prepared lHci
teeth inserted IN the best possible man
N, B-Gra'uitous operations the poor.
May l7-imt
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-04-12
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on he second d'y of
February 1856, letters of administration were gran
ted TO the undersigned as administrator of Ale-
xander Barclay dereassd, late Of Taos comfy, By
the Judge of the Probate Of said county: All ner'
sons having claims against the estate OF sa,d A'e-
xfnder Barclay deceased, are hTeby no'lhed TO
exhibit them for allowance TO the undersigned
within one year after the date Of such letters or
they may BIS precuden from any benefits OF sncn
estate; and III t If such claims be not exhibited
within three years from the date of such letters,
they shall be forever barred
WILLIAM KRONIG.
Administrator