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Tnn JILL oNE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 3

FTth OhLY ONE hUTHottIIBDt-The Rob OF Or. BOY
YEAU BAFFECTEUR ~ fRr superior 10 the sirups Of
ne,, o. s1paa o. other similar remedies IL radically
without mercury all affections OF the skin, dafes
ITCH ulcers, Academia from
period Of lie, and hereditary acumony OF humo depurn-
fractions and other weakness Of the organs arising from abuses
injections soundngs. As syphliho the
ensuing
o. cepava eubeb Injections which only repoI
me virps Rob Bnyvenu above ali
recommended In Diseases whether
Jog which have resisted hc powers OF mercury the oue
Of potassiun. ... $500 $780, ..#...E
General agents fer the United sacs Gabriel Bondn, "
William New York. wholesale orders Guo Duconge,
New Orleans s0uilly, San Francisco
The Rob bacteur sold BY ~ the drags throughout The Unit
paEphlet g. Dc st.
cal properties of hs Rob w be obtained BY writing q. on
din ~ william street, New York who viii give every in0rmado
wanted. ...."
o. ~ prepared ID on orders America West In
dic &C. se niod Statps dos he brs The Rob In bond
March " dR'
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rurneI Toadvine u.s. Johnson Gray and Maa Sessions.


In equity Somerset county, before Hon. Spence,
judge OF the 9Th judicial circuit OF Maryland.
THE object OF this procure of certain
real estate for the purpose OF PARTITION perfecng
complainant a
Maria Sessions The bill n SUBSTANCE that
all his OF every kind his wife during
denih William NJ ID. Townsend Townsend
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
said James died seized Of ground Salisbury
life sIemons
purchase by said John b.
the death of said john by
Seons and Josiah Elngswort his the
and the tile sessions Mary semons 10 equal
his interest," his only
and the descent of her Semons only
heir the sale by the said Mary Semons
Maria lot and that
him therefor, tina,
destroyed the death Of Susan Smith and
of her interest 10 her boeT the said Henry and the
the Virginia complainant seized in common
said Johnson Gray OF said lot
and the said Gray OF four ent subject
for the life OF said SUSAN who still
ants by said Ma
said John semons, and
pation and for order of publication
and Johnson, who residents
subscriber circuit judge OF the eighth judicial Mary
thu the complainant by copy
inserted In pubshedn Washington
weeks before 18th
them appear this court person
before the fifteenth day OF October
premises and show cause II they have why decree
pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
copy-test:
GrviN WooLroRp, Clerk.
June 7--law5wif .....
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OgTloE o. THE MAINLAND CONSOLIDATED LOrTxRIKs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July 1, 1855.
HE Of The Maryland STATE lotteries has deemed u
duty public against the swindeTs
Otherwise fraudulent otey schemes,
the sale Of tickets IA lotteries which
are wholly fictitious.
only legal lotteries Maryland those drawn daily under
elected people
constitution examine and approve the
schemes and 10 attend 70 the drawings.
All these lotteries and all certificates packages Of
tickets Brennan general
once Maryland Consolidated Lotteries,
BALTIMORE Maryland.n All Others fraudulent.
For tu Information the subject OF those frauds address
FIX, Brennan,
Sept 2s-dly Baltimore. Maryland.
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Land Warrant Lost.

TUE public hereby that the lin day AZ Auv.,
1856 the uSdersgnod Elisha Hemdon warrant NO
25 for 50 issued by the IN Pensions
for the United under Congress m enesed
in the United States mail scosve Abemarc county yiye,ni
the said land Snyder SON OF
city that the said land warrant by the nm
degned and has failed 20 reach SNYDER SON ana
believed that the haudnienty taken from Inc
mails lost. - ~ WV
Al therefore hereby warned from purchasing she ad
duplicate OF said warrant. ~
s.u,,o-,.e ELISHA HERNDoN.
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mo 5eol

No. 560.l
.rnTICE OF che withdrawal OF lands In wisconsin
In ~ an oct approved "a June 1856 granting
lie lands 10 The stae Of ."nn 70 aid in the
Instructions beef Issued from this Of
from Market until further orders, all the land IN
and continuing the Tservauon Of the hereto
fore ordered by telegraph the aeth n haY last
portion lands will be restored market the
OF the Of The roads rcceveda this
Office which restoration 40 days public notice VIII be given.
Given under hand At the General Land Once the city OF
Washington, this I2h Of June, A. ID, 1856.
Tuos. A, HENDRICKS, Commissioner
Iuna l3-Iaw6w rIniel n Staal
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CARDIn oflbe dea Of Of the Of
"a firm Of H. 2. London msrchant Hors this
will be closed and oil indebted the above
respectfully requested settle the AT the old place Of
which will 10 carried under the all
branches formerly The undersigned VIII always keep hand
and merchandise sppeaung
also including the best quality Of military articles for the
army and They respectfully thank their friends and the pub
generally liberal patronage they received will
happy have the pleasure the continuance o the
III. Y, LOUDON CO.,
Aue20-cou Merchant Tailors under Browns Hotel.
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Land warrant Lost

TUE public hereby notified on Inc nj, m a.v n 49,.
c he undersiEned james M HALEY whom land warrant
10 f'u ior 40 iEsued by
SONS oT the United Staos act OF Congress lass
IN me United saes mail scottsvie Ab-naie conn, WI,
flnh the said land snvdsy a so
saon city ai The snd land was By an endoemsp,
teon transferred In blank by ana bas fsg ~
reach the said NJ snyder ii = beliey,d ,a
was elther ffauduenty tnken rom the mails or ost
Al persons therefore hereby warned ssa,n
or duplicate q snid warrant - tensions
Sent l0-lnwsw 'ANhs W. HALEY.
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Washington Aqueduct.
OpuOs OF TuH WAsuINaToN AoUrpuCT,
WaEhfnnt March Z, l65

OyUor WAsuINaToN AoUrpuCT,
Washington, March z, l655.
DROPOsAIs Invited for graduation and brick masonry
dans mnnes and other work Of the Washington aqueduc
Proposals. received the 9Th Of May VIII be opened OF
that
a prodcs aad specifications work win be ready for
animation and after the 10Th day ofAprl
Proposals will be received he particular
bridges &c, Ac described IN the plans and specifications
o the works be completed the
appropriation but all unfinished work will
be subject 20 future appropriations by Congress The engineer
the night prescribe Tie
under each Cor appropriation and
what works shall be stoppcd unit funds become available.
In OF entire stoppagn particular for
funds the reserved will he paid t. In judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed so far has
gone
Payments specie upon United States
the monthly estimates ~ the engineer 10
per cent? and viii be condition of all
shall paid their fill wages monthly specie.
An bids should bo sealed and endorsed Proposals for work
the Washington Aquednctn "H#
United right resa any or all the bids
should deemed advantageous
msns mail considered most conducive the progress
Eyury offer usbe accompanied BY written signed BY
responsible 10 the effect tai they
bidder bidders wll his accepted
Obligation, within days. with good sufficient
securities, completion guarantee
accompanied by The certificate of tho United ds
Judge United district attorney,
the general individual known 70 the Engineer De
puruen Of War; that the guaanos are able 70 make good
guarantee,
bids opened presence bidders, u any them
choose 20 bo present.
NJ. O. MEIas,
Capt OF Engineers. in
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ST. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
M.Lr E-u-..LL.h,.--. Lr.I...nL L....t-.

THE annual ON The
eih Augult aud terminates the
terms r board and tuition per payable
ally In advance There music
ns hnd also 90 Spanish Italian German, aud Latin The
TOT The primary department. Of pupils
ago. 800 payable half yearly advance
letter. Of inquiry should be addressed MOTHER sUPE
Maryland. q" = IT - 10Y
Jul s-dlycar.
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Proposals for Building six SchooneFs for the
United states Revenue Service.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
gpufEruhFV ler

September 6, i656
SEALED PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals for Reys
Nese ard addressed Secretary Of the Treasury,
received Office " O'Clock noon, of the 9th day
Of November furnishing materials, constructing
ping Of my
tons burden EACH for e United States service The
northern lakes
The models plans furnished by tc contractor and
vessels 10 be completed within months from the signing Of the
No proposal win be considered unless from persons
gagged shp building And each accompanied
signatures Of two responsible TINT the
viii be entered into By tho bidder o acceptance Of offer BY
the department.
One half ~ the be paid presentation
Of Satisfactory evidence that the panked cecd
the decks laid and the baahce the delivery of The
pleted,
Al the materials quality, the work 70
he er uted In faithful manner, the satisfaction
perlnienden,.
be essris r. received nom hands contractor
fully ged furnished rd equipped, and finished clra with
the eHcspnn chains arnameu nautical Instruments
cnmboosc cabin, and ward room fusniture and eoais
bidding will be furnished VITA ne required
specifications ona application 10 this department.
io The whole number Of
Convenience JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sept G-9awihghNog
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nave nf sale l2 wood land II wen wacred and
plenty land The railroad plank
through a. The dlsisncg ~ miles.
fhe same frnm Orange Court hot se,
Further drscpten Any wishing purchase
viii view o. The whole had Cor Eve dea
third cash u " hyided 20 suit ltnse higher
price. Apply % n. r. TffOM,
ys6e J-Aiswar Fredericksburg, virginia,
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oD silver Gne steel and plated specacles eye &C.
all oeuse with perifoca perscopic, and
long experienced gives Us peculiar advantages in selecting
adapted 20 the eyes OF wcsrefs.
NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
IA Penn avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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n. J. WALKER.


u oBERT ,. WALKER LOUIS JANIN hasA formed paris
~ nershp for the in the
Court Of the United sIaie and in the Coun Claims.
Washington Oity y. q, Jan 9-eodtTf
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Notice OF limited partnership.

they this day formed linz
tied partnership under the m o Appleton Co., whose place
business Is cy Of BALTIMORE the Pnpose OF bnyng and
selling Stocks notes da foreign and domestic exchange bonds
general stock brokerage aud
exchange BUSINESS that William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Howell reside in said city general peIs and George
resides I.oudoun Nnia and is special partner
said contributed his Of The capital 10 tho
thousand dolala cash. and that
said partnership commenced is 18th day Of March, 1885, and Is
terminate on the 18th day of March, 1857.
WIN STUART APPLETON,
III w. HOWELL,
Mar 25-d2g GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves together indicated In the above
III in the purchase and sale or
stocks bank foreign and domestic exchange collection
Of sight and bills negotiation OF corporate loans, bonds bs
promsso notes. public securities OF exchange
We will make collections, deposites,
checks, and allow interest on standing accounts. 49,
We the Mr.. LAWRENCE p. BAPNE,
of Of seiden, Wers, Co., Washington d. CD
will his undivided attention the general business OF
house, and fully recognised by
APPLETON CO.,
April Sow 2ld Baltimore street.
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MEMBERS Of Congress and yisltors washington
III respectfully Informed that TAYLOR h MAUkfs
Book and Stationery 9th will all tbci
Their stock addition the following
important works. comprises every department Of LITERATURE science,
and arti
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly mpor aons from England
Calh0uns Works, volumes
Jeferson's Works, volumes
We5sters Works, vols, autograph edition
Eyurcts ofations and Speeches, B volumes
Iay's Private Correspondence, volume
3. g. Prenfsss Memoirs Q volumes
Bancrofis History Of the United States, volumss
Statesman's MANUAL volumes
Iiokeys Constitution, ! volume
JefIerson's Manual, volume
The Constitutions OF the United States volume
Eiots Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
harshs Orators and Statesmen, volume
story's Works, 3volumes
Lives Of Chief Justices Of the United States, volume
Lebers Civil Liberty and Self government, volumes
Wits Life Of Patrick Henry, volume
Kennedy's Life Of Writ volumes
Garland's Life Of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, ! volume
De Tocqusvile's Democracy in America, volume
The FederalSt, volume
Gmkes Nature and Tendency fire. Institutions volume
Constitutional A ut book, I volume
Carsys Post, Present, aud Future, volume
Heamnnh Progress OF Nations, volume
HcEiigou's American DebateT volume
Future Wealth 0f hmeTica, 4 volume.
Smiths Wealth OF Nations, 1 volume.
Every description Of American, English and French
the finest qualities, Al the lowest prices.
Visiting cards Engraved printed with prompdtud
TAYLOR = NAURfH,
Dee -dG Near ah street
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!

FWe1 M~theJ ana 4H0H@ bsHf@"oes
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
sI,s6s,I6I Is.
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
0gos aortoss corner Of sanylvania avsnEs aad Seventeenth
street, Washington, ID. q
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas D. Florence, Charles Dingee,
George ii. Armstrong, Thomas Manderneld, 7
Charles A. Rubieam Edward r. Helmbod,
George Iielnbold, y. Carroll Brewster,
James A.. Neal, Isaac Leeoh,
EDwARp r. HELMBoLp, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter, No. 397 d street, opposite City HILL
John 81 Thornton Virginia avenue Island
John RisgeS No SOL Tireenth street, below Pennsy
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain Levy, No. 3JT Pennsylvania avenue opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
.a John rbomasoa
The hasnss, q this company viii compare yoably with tho
From the LIST day August 1885 months January
1855, the received
only forty hundred and sxysx dollars losses reported
TORS feel IN Ss ~ s n s s h, any
thai The security offered ample and that all fair claims viii be adj
the company prepared 10 Issue pooIes los or damnse
~ IRE pWEIEINds, FuRSiTURE. Mills, uANuFAoT6,
contents OF ali kinds Of by
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and inc usual
and on huls OF STEAMBOATS, navigating The western
waters. VEGA
The OF premium win companies
MINE e every Improvement IN conncioA and arrangement
wiii be taken INTO consideration.
a Az, losses speedily adjusted aud promptly paid
street, Washington city, D. @. r...'..#
Insurance may also be edsslea al tie Home Office,
NortAwest Walnut and Second Streets philadelphia.
ana in other principal cities Of the United by
officers OF the company
June l3-dly
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n assam nan COLES OF New Jersey, Princeton.

shoud aud acquaintance be forgot,
And brought 10 min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot
And days o. aud lang syne."
The OF the senior the year ending jane, 1883
junior ending in June, 1882 the Sophomore
year ending june 1871 and the Freshman class OF the
ending $780, hereby requested assemble IN
Washington, third March, ID. 1857 the latest
the links Of the chain love and friendship which time
tide entirely exchange once IN their
lives greeting and sympathy and lament The unmey fate Of
Of their most promising compeers
preliminary meeting Of aelfappointed committee viii be
held the Monday in sepenbeT a. D. 1856, The United
Hotel street, between Fourth aad Fifth streets,
be
will be
adopted 10 full an attendance as possible. -
In the those whom this notice Is addressed VIII be
enough furnish the secretary othe committee by mail With
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER @. HART, M. D.,
Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
-rr%2- J. NEWTON LIGHTNER
-at- ofLsneaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PRHDLEToN, 49,.
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
- of BalstO Iron and Giass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WARRINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
= Committee,
ions WuDMAN or Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 2T-lRwtMmj lInehRcnceTl
All newspapers the civilized countries OF the world request
ed this advertisement their editorial columns
Of through di
visions Of the globe and all throughout the United
States OF America requested give autous insertion
caona between this date and the Sd Of March A. d. 1851
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mo. b62.1
Notice

Of hs removal Of the land Office from Lebanon 10 Centre
In the State of Alabama.
IN accordance with the provisions OF the Congress
can authorizing changes In the location Of land Offices"
approved March 1883 Is hereby declared made
the land Office for the sale OF public lands the
of ALABAMA, Will be removed CssrRS, said
State from and aiier the hirtyh day of July
Given under hand the city of Washington this i day
June, A. ID. 1885.
By order Of the President:
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General and once
June lS-law6w Intel. aSiarl
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no THE lADf SCS.Mr. n l. HARPER ~ RroomReId street
Boston, has uatrccciyed choice and
elognt straw embroidered ball dressc style
which were universally admired NJ Newport
was Dol then able to supply Tho demand he takes this opportunity
70 Inform the ladies that he just opening fresh supply
which white, and very appropriate Tor bridal costumes
Also, head dresses cnnrea capoos collars, manes &C MI
which In embroidered black white lace
nfwreaas ~ straw flowers, feather fowers, &C. #E
N BIhis The only house ~ The United States where these
goods be obtained. #ht
Rnsr0H, January s, 1858.
Ian r. QHvqw
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25 rich Mosaic rugs
rs do Chenille do
rs low priced tufied do
so rich Chenille and velvet parlor
100 dfuggeu crumb Cloths all sizes
Is printed druggets all widths
pieces colofed figured damask for dancing cloths
8 bales Cocoa, Jute, sheep skin, and other
felt caTpeting, for Offices sc.
IS IA, "a, 81, 0i, liza, and 1874 linen
$50 pairs "a, 10 4, Ia, and 1874 bed blankets
$50 pairs crib and cradle blankets
so pairs servants and ironing blankets
rs quilted bed comforts
p white Marseiles bed quilts, all sizes
$50 sup double damask table cloths, all sizes
20 pieces table damask, all widths
$50 dozen satin dsmBsk napkins
so dAmask towels
100 pieces huckabaok and diaper weings
% rich cloth piano
so do table
10 pieces very nch brocatel for curtains
- do worsted damasks do
50 do very rich Union danasks for curtains
striped cps for dining room curtains
10 do plain reps furniture covering
Is DO plain and tslled Turkey red cashmeret
$50 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
rs do do muslin do
100 pieces embroidered curtaia musIns
so pieces bun shade linens and brfures
window shades and fixtures
Together with complete every article In
all OF which will be offered
had Of the county
Tho public respectfully invited TO for themselves.
HOoE, BROTHER, co.
Sept 2O-3aw4wif
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THE EARvEsF mAN.-Iife and Labors Of Adonirsm Jud-
n by Mrs Conant.
The New Age Of Colds Or ne Lc and Adventures Of Robert
Dexter Romano.
'tvussai Morton y a novel, by Francis parkman.
paul Ferrol ~ tale BY The aufhof 81 Tx Poems hy w
Eitdngrfs Evils N Vaccination O. Hchsferdcck
M. ",
For sair ~ TAYLOR MAuRY
MayN bookstore, Ninth street.
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AZ. II. GILL ET ,

hIa 0ee 10 his resid in Franzln Row. corner
lie will continue devote his
principally the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much time 60 the law concerning patents he will
advice opinions legal arising before
Once and appeals the chief justice assistant
justices of the District Of Coiubia and will also assist In the
preparation and Trial OF suits concerning patents.
lie win also give written opinions and arguments for par
having before Congress either and
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication
ngtQ
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Law school Cumberland Univsrssty, at Lebanon.
Tennessee
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Caruier, late one Of the circuit
judged Of Tennessee
Hon Nathan Green, late of the udsea ofo
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromield l.. Ridley, cnanee,o
Judges Caruea and Green dew their whole time exclusively
the school. .,#e#..#
Plan efinstyrcoal Daily examinations each class
books No regular of explanations
daily lessons in the progress OF the examinations.
9. Weekly common and which
dents suits statement Of facts given by the profess
through all the known actual
practice The framed require them
deeds wills records and all of documents be read
dence the trials Some Of tne taken by appealo
which il held monthly in the and
pubc the cad session The suden,s clerks
jurors, circuit judges, chanceoIs other official
sacities with their suits.
third Monday
tembe third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends
Thursday In July.
Exp per esoTuion fee $780, in advance; contngen
81 boarding $50. Students furnish their
which can be had in the Lebanon bookstores. ~
sessions required complete unless
dents advanced class No study required for
mission There four regular classes Students
an during the collegiate year.
There mootlegslature connected with the school,
Number students the last collegiate year egiiy-six
-#.E..s ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll--eoIy ..... President Board of Trustees
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-. NEW YORK. uHEmGEk, AND SOUTH
ssS+EQAxxN AaPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-
%lks3#A The ships comprising this line the WASHING
nn<f2fzk& ron, Capt T. Cayendyi HERMANN. Capt. nd
ward Higgins.
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PseposaIs Tor Indian Goods.

DEFARThEsT IErEKIoR,
Office Indian Affairs,
september 70, 1855.
ALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for Indian Goods
~ Willie The once OF Indian Affairs, Washinstoh cy
40 O'Clock, Ftday, the 5is day Of oclober next
a. furnishing goods The ndan Department for uhlng treaty
spuaons tribes and other Indian purposes
d Iowa.
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising this line following:
The Baltc Capt Jos Comstock
The Adriaus. Capt James West,
These ships having been built by contract eI-
$ pTessy for government Service every been
taken in their construction, in their
- 10 insure strength and speed; and their accoSnnio-
dations for unequaed
Price OF from New York Liverpool cabin
In second cabin e5 From Liverpool to New York,
guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid FOR.
The ships this line
avoid danger from viii north deg
until after the LIST Of August.
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Notice

Of toitldrdpaI of lands in Florida and Alabama.
IN pursuance the act entitled granting public
alternate the States OF Florida Alabama
aid the OF railroads In said Sdtes,n
proved 18th May, 1885, all the lying within fifteen miles
each side following aud branch named said
from St Johns rvcr Jacksonville the Of 70
cabn bay Pensacola from Amelia island, the Atlantic
OF Tampa bay, a Ceder Key the
Gulf Of Mexico oxcep Tampa portion OF It's juno
ton with the Cede from Pensacola, Florida
Montgomery, habsnaaye, by this ONCE
Suspended from sac and location until further orders,
under my General Ohice the city Of
Washington, this twenty third day OF May 1856.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
May 9i-law8w [stnr q Iniel.l Commissioner.
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The Of these ships will be gold
bulion specie lewcy, precious
ladins signed therefor
May l-dH