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Nassau HAN college, Of Nov Jersey, Princeton.
" should Auld acgaainianee be forgot,
And never brought 70 min !;
should aud acquaintance be forgoL
. And days o, auld lang syne.n MI

q" Ha g should auld acqaainlanee be forgot,
t,s .. IL. And brought 70 min ts...
should auid acquaintance be forgot
K tH s7 b. And days o. aud lang syne." FIJI
The members Of The senior class Of the ending IN June 1883
the junior class Of the ending June, 1882 the soPhomoss
class o. the ending 1851 and the Freshman class s
year ending in June, 1880 hereby requested 20 assemble
Washington, D. O., BY the third OF March, A. D. 1885, the latest
brighten the links OF The chain OF and friendship which time
nor tide can ever entirely exchange once more In he
lives eeng and sympathy and W iamen the unmey as o
preliminary meeting Of the seappoined committee will b
held on the first Monday In September D. 1885, The United
States Hotel Chesnut street Fourth and fh streets
which those members Of the whom be
yenent invited 70 aend when VIII be
adopted 20 secure - nun an attendance possible gn
In the mean time, those whom addressed will b.
good enough furnish The secretary ohe committee by mail will
-" EDWARD ,. GRANT, M. D., aE
Of Trenton, NJ j., Chairman of Committee.
ALEXANDER O. HART, III. D.,
Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
ofLancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN, = ,..
OF Winston, AHeghany CO., Md,
SAMUEL. p. MCHARDS,s q III. = y.
Of Baso Iron and Glass Works, Nj,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON, '''" ."
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
@ ID. ;. ...,..4 In Il. 49,. Committee,
JOHN WRIpMA n, OF Lebanon, Pa Secretary.
March 27-lawtMar3 [in,eligencer] 80
All the civilized OF the world
cd TO notice this advertisement in their editorial columns,
beers Of the classes scattered through the four
OF globe and all newspapers throughout
States Of America requested grautous
casionay between this date and the Sd Of March A. D. 1851
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Mysteries of the Post once.

Mysteries of the Post ONCE.
"a mail bag is epitoma of human nfe.'
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or Notes from the Diary Of Special Age" oftAs Post Office
Department.
T." BY }.
lamo 49, Price 81 Is Beautifully illustrated with 10 sss.
by barley
THIS the chief officers
the Ro.t once by VINO mas long been
book Of ind issued calculated the public insight
almost which skill and
the and Of offenders against laws enacted
for the security Of the mails and the nvolab VI private
poEdenee. ....,u
and universal that enlightened and powerful
sor the press Brief extracts from some OF these many haeihs
notices are annexed
The will prove entertaining OF
and, venes interest," general truth nature, will form
pleasant addition TO our stock Popular light literature ~
We are bound to concede post
Office the merit Of being exceedingly interesting and
suggestive book.-N. y. Herald.
Some Of Mr. Ho,brook unvanhed recitn beat all that
dnasn Rsynods and any one who reads them will
life Boston Post.
This work commends ITSELF by subject every
=" - [P1iiadslphia PsnnsyIvunian.
amusing and. the me interesting work Of
kind been published In AmericaPhadeiPhd Bulletin
and amusing work, from which shall make
IPGiindsiphiG Saturday Post.
abounds with sketches Of novel and Instructive
[PhiadsPhia Inquirer.
This indeed novelty exceedingly entertaining open
ing Of Hartford Daily courGni.
enough Incidents pos and character
contained sketches Richmond Enquirer
opening PERSONS read the book with
out shudderng the shtu ecpee on which b. has stood
Published By &c wal Co., rsad'p
Dec 2a-dGt
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mo. 549.l
No. 549l
NOTICE OF the dtscontinunnce OF the United stnts

NOTICE OF the discontinunnce OF the United States
IN land office vANDALIA,i in the State Of ILLINOIS
Notice Hereby given that In Of law and In view Of
the of the land officers VASpALA the vacant
land district reduced below hundred thousand
the INTERIOR has directed that the land Office
VANpAA discontinued, lands remaining unsod
the Of the sconnuance be made subject sae and
SPRISsrIELD In said State.
Lands remaining unso and unappropad by and subject
private entry land Office discontinued, will
be subject said Office from date of the receipt
that effect by register receiver thereof and the land officers
will public notice d the day which they
will be receive applications for entries Of lands
al their office.
my hand city of Washington, this 9th
December, A. ID. 1855.
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Dec ll-law6w lInteligsncer b StaTJ
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r. III. q I l. l. K It j.,
CnuaRsIIoT Mt Iag1.

Has removed his office to hi. Iesd a Fankln Row. corne
will
principally United States supreme Court
devoted much he will
advice and opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent Oce and appeals 10 the chief justice
District Columbia; and viii also assist
preparation and trial Of concerning patents.
He viii also give written opinions and for
claims before either Of tho
will prosecute claims before board established for
adjudication.
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washington Aqueduct.
OryIoE or the WASHINGTON AauKpuoT,
Washington, March z, 1855

OFFICE ov THE W ARLINGTON Aaurpuor,
Washington March q is55.
PROPOSALS Invited for graduation brick
dams tunnels and other work Of the washington aqueduct
tina. day ~
Maps podles and specifications orte work will be ready
animation on and after the 10th day of April next
Proposals will be received Tor the work Of particular
Portions only works can be completed under the
present appropriation but al contracts for unfinished work win
RICH. prescribe
q s1S
VIVA, works shall stopped usfands become available
funds the Ten PEI cent viii e paid e judgment Of
the engineer the work has been properly
Payments specie upon United Staten
per cent and win Be condition Of al contracts thai the work
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Popoas for work
the Washington Aqueduct." 'a ~
should they 70 make such
considered most conducive the progress Of the
Every accompanied by signed by
he ii. he I'D
enter into Obligation within ten days with good nd saeeni
be accompanied BY the certificate of the United
Or 20 Esnse9 o
Of War; that the able make good their
Bids will be opened in presence OF bidders any them
Capt. OF Engineers, IN charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. M. G. Meigs U. .. Engineers.
a. win. United
shsy wi days acceptance bid
for good and SUFFICIENT surees
andeT which was naae %ns IN s
ana, M sns, rae a 20 s we
the next lowest bidder
's''n''' Sb
hereby certify . TO The Sss, my knowledge and belief the
Mar s-5nwtshMayaIaw1
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Mcnr Ernmiktshnrn Erederick Cnuntu MI

THE annual session Of studies this institution
18th August and terminates the last Thurday In June The
terms for board and tuition $50 per annum payable
ally In advance There charges musc drawing
asd also oI Spanish, Italian German, and Latin The terms
Tor The primary department. pupils
age are sloo payable half yearly in advance
Letters o. inquiry should addressed tho MOTHER
Maryland. ~ S'
Jul 6-dlyear
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DINE Library Editions OF Gibbon, Halisna, RusseI,
RICHARDSON, Hume, smole, irving Prescot Bancroft Mack
ntosh Roscoe Webster Theirs
Turner, Mills Ritter Burnett Clarendon, 6es Ferguson Ar
mold Ron Putsreh and other Of the standard
may be found at the most moderate prices bookstore
undersigned IN dne library bindings Of them imported
from London by the undersigned. and bound there.
Deca3 FRANoK TAYLOR.
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UILLIAM H. and mary E. bis wife, Simeon Weaver
Julia has wife, PLAINTIFF ehancey, against the children
Of Jacob Cgef, deceased whose unknown the
den Of Rosanna zmnerman deceased whose names
names unknown p Sewers and Ann has wife Joel
Margaret Cle deceased whose
Nehsas CrgeI Jonas Cger and Jeremiah Cge
his and administrator OF Aaron CgeT deceased
Pendants and Sinclair Graves and William H. Weaver &c.
tiuon." +" WI h@-as-t
2 .. Extracts Of decree.
This coming be heard the papers formerly
commissioner appointed sell the land and
said reports petition Of Sinclair Graves
planning said having sold 70 him
~ he sale In the mentioned, and practising fraud him
purchase asking the said report
resold, and sundry nled 20 said petition, kc,
But time, order 10 have the rights
interested in the sad fund specified and the
Of the commissioners Of this having first given
thereof by publication Ia newspaper published In the
Washington weeks snccessyey and the
county Of Madison, do take OF the
allowing him reasonable for bringing the court
he did charge him with interest that which
have properly paid 20 the parties entitled thereto
the expiration Of the time allowed and the said
participate distribution OF said fund.-
proportions thereof and also the place Of
dence party the practicable
por thereof court with anything deemed pertinent by him
which either party may require. . :, . -
Copy. Testei BELFlELD GAVE, Clerk
by hereby notified thai have appointed
purpose Monday 4h February 1885, the um
my and county OF Madison, Virginia,
soner WILLIAM l.. EARLY,
Commissioned Of Madison Circui, Court
Dec 3D-law4w
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nUMBERLAND's Memoirs, written by rimserf, cow
tanning an account Of his Life and Writings inerspsred
anecdotes and characters
Of his time Copious Illustrative Notes; y Henry Plan
der. auhor Of The Lives Of Jusce vo svo
cloth, OIL so. PRANCK TAYIOR
The intimacy which the enjoyed Horace
Wapoie Burke Sir Joshua Reynolds Lord Halifax, Goldsmith DR.
gohnson Cowper, Pitt
tiers q hs has enabled him introduce personal
and sketches Of the which render his
Memoirs exceedingly instructive aud entertaining.
and anecdotes nroduced into his
Memoirs are IN the highest degree interesting his habit OF
observing and discriminating gives an
authority and consequently value, which over es
innate. Encyclopedia Britannica
Apr3
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RemovaI.-Paper warehouse.

MEGARGEE BROTHERS, manufacturer
Of manufacturers materials, Nos and Decatr Street,
adepha beg Of purchasers their extensive
papers, The wsn Of Consumers
every country. An orders will prompt
enop and be filed low prices by any house In the Union
1000 tons ofraes wanted for cash.
Feb
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The College OF 81. James. Maryland.
English, French, and American Fashions, 1856.

NEORGE r FOX wlads Hotel, Washington d.
UC in the delay attending the organization Of the House.
that the members OF both branches Of ~
national legislature without violating their political principles
upon popslsr candidate for their vor Mr. Por 10 b
tailor representing has mered aud
receive, The distinguished and unanimous suffrage. Of
people He had The happy faculty uniting the dssenen
realm ofahion, and represents them no
The House OF Representative has been
leader time bot The Of fashion
swy. organized The fashions in the plastic hand Of art is to The
skill artist what the dsorgaBixed Of
assembly the genius the The succum@
the Of the artist the other subdued eloqsnce Of The
What the latfer assembly Georr
Pos 70 70 the popular assembly Of fashion We have thus az nsh
uted parallel, but parallels only closely certain point
thence they DIVORCES and thus n with leaders Of fashions and
leaders Of politics. The speaker Of fashion r such will
designate representative loss The right III on
NE nsh man and tue night man q never oss or s right o.
when he applies His
vet hi. money. Boh equally wen and safely invested.
Jan 29--d3t ssAs#"#"' f' 'a. "'' "'' q.
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pROGREss or Religious Ideas i, by L. Maria child,

pROGREss OF Religious Ideas by l.. Maria ChiIds.
I 3vos
The New Purchase Early Yean West, edition
Lilly, Novel, 1 vol.
Works OF Chas. Lamb vols
Harper' Story Book Vol.
Mexico and its Religion, by X. A. Wilson. Illustrated
Border Beaales by w. Gilmore slmms.
Smike bs Charles Dickens.
The Child Vito by Charles Dickens.
Mysteries OF the by William Harrison Aims
worth.
Nov FRANCK TAYLOR.
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.. .4r.s WI No. b44I gsf7 uagtaaf r.El
Notice OF the Raopsning Of the Danyiiis Land Omes
80 ~ ~ - m ulinois. va

A GEKERAL Land oTyIcE, Sept 10, 1855. a
INSTRUCTIONS this day been transmitted register
and receiver Danyie land ONCE in Illinois prepare
Remaining In said district and % give thirty days
date Of the receipts OF said instructions the
eopening ofhe Office and the manner in which applications will
be received BY them. 800 :. .-....--
Sept 2l-aaw6w IIntel sisTl Commissioner
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TO THE LADiEs.--Mr r. l.. HARPER, 20 Broomfeh street
Boston, has received choice OF those rich and
elegant embroidered ball dresses Of the Partisan style
which universally admired Newport last AZ be
not then able supply the demand he takes this opportunity
inform ladies' opening fresh supply, nt
which white and appropriate for bridal
Also, dresses coufes collars mannes &c all Of
which embroidered black white and
ETY. Of wreaths Of straw flowers, feather flowers, sc
NBh 10 the only house In the United States where these
goods be obtained.
Bosror, January s. 1855.
Jan e--3aw9w
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZEDi-The Rob Of DR. BOY
vEAU LAFFECTEUR 10 fr superior 10 the sups of Cusi
nier sarsapaa other similar remedies radcaly
without all affection. Of the skin dartres scroua the
ITCH ulcers accidents
period Of life, and hereditary acmony Of humor. Az dcpua
tive powerfully sicacous In eatarrhs Of The bladder In
organs arising abuses
injections soundngs As yphic the Rob
very ensuing from
Of baisam espaya cubb from injections which only rep
virus without neutzing H. The Rob Boyvean i above
syphc
ing and which have resisted the OF mercury the odue
potassium.
General agents United Gabriel Boudn ESQ.,,
William New York for Wholesale orders Guiot Duconge,
New Orleans; Seuily, San Francisco. ...---
The Rob Laecteu sold all the druggists throughout the Uni
pamphlet Doctor O.
properties Of Rob will be obtained by writing @. Bon-
din % William street, New York, who will give Information
wanted.
@. prepared orders for South America, West
dies free ofhe United duties Rob
March Idly
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

IL Uned States NAH steamships leave New Yorl
3I8 for Aspinwan the 5th and 10th Of each month
SW connecting with mail steamers from Panama to sar
- Francisco.
These steamships approved
Department. and guaranty speed and safety.
The Panama railroad az miles long, completed from
TO ocean, and crossed hours The Of
checked In New York through Francisco, and
are embarked Panama BY
The money paid In New York all expenses Of the trip
Reserve steamers kept In New York, Panama,
san Francisco 10 detention accident
the route 10 entirely Teiiabis.
Passengers leave Panama the day they Aspin
wall
Conductors through by
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets apply agency
West street, New York, I. w. RAYMOND.
May6-dn
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished
and accommoda
ION OF the travelling public.
Nan
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Cauti0n-Lottery Frauds.
oyros or the MAINLAND CossoIrDArEp L

OpToE THE MAINLAND CoSsoLIDkTEp LorTRRIEs,
Baltimore, Maryland, July ], 1855.
THE commissioner Of the Maryland stae lotteries
duty caution the pubic the swnders
BY mail and Otherwise fraudulent lottery schemes
and pretend be the for the sale Of tickets
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries In Maryland those
the
approve the
schemes and TO attend TO the drawings.
Al the tickets ~ these lotteries aud 81 certificates Of packages
tickets the thog X
Once OF Maryland Lotteries
Baltimore, Maryland" All others fraudulent
For full information the subject Of those frauds address
x. Brennan,
Sept a8-dly Baltimore, Maryland
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7 oNeFELLOws New Poem.--The Song Of Hiswa,ha e,
Ia by Henry wadsworth Longfellow. Price o..
Curious Funny People rs
Just published and for sale nj -
Nov is Bookstore, 9th IT.
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ERESCH JUVENILE BOoKs.-A well selected collection
OF French juvenile books various In their pces
adapted them, beautifully
be found the bookstore Of the undersigned imported by himself
direct from Paris ... .....
Dec q FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE DAILY :. UNION

NEW YORK, HREMEH, AND SOUTH
AMPTONUNfTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
The ships eemprisins this line are the WASHING
TON, Capt. r. cayendy, HERMANN, Capt I'd
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

HE undersigned give they have this day formed in
partnership firm Of Appleton Co whose place
city Baltimore, for the purpose OF buying and
foreign and domestic exchange bonds
exchange business Appleton and Henry W.
Howell reside in said city general partners and George
county, Virginia, and special partner
George contributed his Of the capital the
stock the twenty thousand dollars In cash. and that
the said March, 1885, and Is
-" ''''"A'' W. "'' .'N' ~ WIN. STUART APPLETON,
Ii w. HOWELL,
Mar a5-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING together indicated in the above
I'LL purchase and sale of
domestic exchange, collection
OF bills negotiation Of corporate loans, pnds bills
business public securities exchange
money We will collections, receive deposites, pay
checks, and allow interest standing accounts.
the services of Mr. LAWRENCE T. BAYNE,
Wiihers, Co., Washington d. Gu
general business Of
house. will be fully recognised
APPLETON CO.,
ApiI 3-6w 2l4 Baltimore street.
CUMBERLAND COAL.-The subscriber has good article Of
for cash.
~ THOMAS n. woRTHINGToN,
April 23-eo2w Cor l4th and G streets, near canal
LNwICK French English Female Seminary
n boarding pupils 6 miles the Baltimore and
Washington railroad and turnpike, miles south OF the village Of
Laurel.
A. Tyson respectfully inform their patrons and
others intention close permanently their day school
city aist April that the term Of their
Anwick institution will Monday the 5th May Every n-
oy afforded acquisition Of the French language and
May, addressed the Laurel office,
Md. April lo-d3t& goldfish May
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.., spectacles.
GOLD silver fine plated glasses
all focuses, with peroca perscopc and paraola
long experience gives peculiar In
adapted TO the eyes OF wearers
NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO,
3o4 Penn. avenue, between Ninth streets
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Housekeeping Articles.


THE subscriber public extensive
OF furnishing goods which Is rendered
complete In every department contrasting In part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
oband white dinner dessert
large Of dinner
tached rich with and without
toilet, N''''' -pr''''''' " 's' '-' '
IRoN-sToNE CHINA.
Dinner and toilet ALSO in detached pieces large
stock Of Edwardss latest shapes.
GLASS WARE.
American French, Bohemian such decanters fagons
gobe champagnes clare hooks sbee Madera Burgundes,
liquors. umbers finger bowls, celeres water botes float bowls
TABLE CUTLERY.
In Of haGdozen hyone and hfythree pieces; also,
voryhandied knives only and forks, sees, &c
BLoCK-TiN GOODS.
chadns Dishes inches; urns,
coffee pots ten pots, coffee bggins, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Such coffee urn SETS spoons forks caso,
covered Dishes pchers, cake and fruit baskets WATERS ac
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such as walters, tea and in plate slop jars,
foot tubs, water cans, &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
factory Cornelius Baker Philadelphia,
the manufacturers' retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar lamps, grandoes ware ron
shoyes and tonss coal bods ladders, goods
cooking requisites Of every description together
large assortment Of articles utility and deemed
Hossekeepen viii dnd II decidedly examine my
stock and prices They win only nnd large from
which make selections, but pledge myself 10 sell
The same description goods be
Goods delivered any part Of iy Georgetown
charge
Cssosues containing complete every kept
Nov - otaw6w1 Iron Hail.
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CHEAP JUVENILE BOOKS-The undersigned has
aside from stock Of books for children large and
varied collection accumulation Of be sold At half
price, less than that when need be- They suited youth
Of all and be examined his bookstore.
will be found the works Mrs. Hohand
Miss Edgeworh, Mrs Babaud and other such wersbooks
which have popular In their me and which, aiming cult
good feelings and good principles by
words Of syllable to children OF four years old
Dec 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
Law school Cumberland University, Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Cauthes late Of the circuit
l. judges Of Tennessee.
Hon. Nathan Green, OF
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Bromfed L. Ridley,
Judges Caruhers Green dew their whole time exclusively
the school.
Plan tnsufion-l. Daily examinations
text books No regular Of lectures hut explanations Of the
daily n progress Of the examinations
Weekly OF common law and equity which
dents suits Of acta given the profess
and them through oil the In actual
The framed require them
Deeds wills records and all Of Documents be read EVIL
dence In the trials Some OF taken by appeal
moot court which held monthly In the class, and In
public the end Of session. The students act CLERKS
jurors circuit judges and chanceors Official
Dacties connected with their suits.
Ssnton-The FIRST session the third Monday In Sep
third Thursday In February The second
the ueceedg Monday In February and ends seaond
Erpsns psT STANDARDIZATION ESQ., In advances conungen
~ boarding ESQ., Students furnish their books
which can be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
No previous study required for ad
mission There four regular classes Students
any during the collegiate year.
There a legislature connected with the school
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb Il-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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POSTSCRIPT.

various inquiries, claimants will take notice thai
ownership required be filed with the certificates
show whether the holder the real
owner for in pledge for d
collection, pledge, of the hold
beneficial eduary interest the claim must be stated
affidavit and assignment and release to the United States
duly BY such together
assignment from the In whose favor
Element and payment Is requested
the I'd section of the OF 2h February
their certificates Texas payment Of
portion amount and claim the difference between the
proportion payable thereon under that
stating surrender of such certificates and de-
scrbng received whether the who
received om Texas the real
owner for collection In pledge The
claiming any beneficial resdaary interest the difference
person whose favor settlement and payment
queste respectively file assignment and release the
United release Texas in the in
After the paid by Texas such certificates
shall be refunded claims Of this description will be examined and
conformity with the provso Of said Cd section
will take notice that certificates
evidences Of the character Of debt
cuded affidavit Of ownership, assignment release II
certificate other evidence Of debt correctly described
therein Its number date, and Of should
appear certificates issued by the authorities
OF Texas upon claims against the republic
republic Of Texas according the cts each
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
March 6, 1856.
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