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AMERICAN ORGAN.
From the Savannah Republican.
A Georgia Poem.


A Georgia Poem.
The following is from the pen of a lady of Il
sity. II anything has appeared more elevate
,haste and beautiful, we have yet to see It:
The Music of the Soul.
BY NINA. @. Y.
There's music in the rippling sea,
Far sweeter to my inner soul, ...
Than landscape fair, or moon-lit lea
Or organ grand, or priestly stole.
There's music in the sparkling rill,
That glides along with airy grace,
A ceaseless music never STILL
That art or time can ne'er efface.
There's music in the dewy morn
When Nature opes her dreamy eyes,
And with new beauty doth adorn,
To hail Sols advent in the skies. # a@
There's music in the evening star, rr, o.
That shines so brightly from on high,
1t breathes sweeter influence far, ...
Than daylights bright and cloudless sky.
There's music in the midnight air,
When moon ON earth her radiance throws
That lulls the heart of aching care,
And woos the spirit to repose.
There's music in the wild birds note,
That gushes forth SO fist and free,
But 1t Is nought to what doth float,
In murmurs DER the deep blue sea.
There's music in the bees llw hum,
While sucking flowers rare and gay; .
Now laden with their sweets they come
Upon the beaming sun-lit ray.
There's music in the herds soft low, .
In grassy meadow fair and green;
With calm content il seems TO flow,
And lend sweet peace unto the scene.
There's music in the wild horse neigh,
While prancing forth so gay and free
AS tho he fain would joyous say,
Where one so happy can you see?
There's music in the dark pine trees, .s -
That breathe soft tones into the air,
When rusting in the summer breeze,
Like trembling notes of wailing fair. .
There's music sweeter than this far,
= In the blue Oceans &C -seless roar,
And in the mernaids coral car,
While singing to her pearly oar.
There's music in the zephyr fair
That comes from balmy Southern skies,
With orange sweets and flowers rare,
'Tis laden as il distant flies
There's music in the vesper bell,
That slowly tolls from convent grey;
1t bids the heartnow upward dwell
And cease from God to longer stray
There's music in the land and sea,
In twilight grove and Natures green;
Heaven and Earth join minstrelsy
In daylight and in moon-lit scene.
There's music sweeter to the ear,
Than tempest's flash or thunder's roll
Or cen an infants lisping prayer ...
IT Is THE MUSIC OF THE SOUL.
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THE WEEKLY AMERICAN ORGAN

against the nsidious wilea of foreign influence
] conjure you to believe me, fellow-ctzens jeal
oasy OF free people ought to be constantly awake
since history and experience prove that foreign in
II ence is of the most banefu foes of republican
gJvernment."-- Wdshiagtoa.
hope VIC may find some means, in future, OF
shielding selves from foreign influence, political,
commercial OF in whatever form it may be attempted.
i can scarcely withhold myself from jening in the
wish of llGE Dean - that there ocean Of fire
between this aud ths old world. ."--osfsrsvn.
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RESTA URANT and READING ROOMS,
Southeast corner of Il and Seventh streets,
opposite Post Office Department.

FHNHE best of Liquors, Cigars, and Chewing To-
III bacco; strictly choice Oysters Sea Turtle, Ter
rapin, Fish aud Duck in season. Quail, Woodcock
Snipe Venison, and Beefsteak, served by an expe-
reneed cook and polite servants in pleasant rooms.
Private entrance to Reading and Eating Roems on
and Seventh Streets for those who object to public
bar rooms.
Families supplied with Oysters on chafngdishes.
Whiskeys, Ales, and other drinks, cents; fine
Brandies, 10 cents
Leading political and literary periodicals in read
ing rooms.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
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MATRIMONIAL,

DROPOsALs will be received during
E the present month by prepossessing gentle
man, with an estate for Wife OF pious education,
with means-say equal 10 hnlf his estate. Address
American Organ, w. x.
N. b. A widow is not Objectionable. july 91--6ts
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TAURANT AND RE FADING
ROOMS.
WHITE-H OUsE PAVILION

w HI Il E. Ill OUSE PAVILION
ON THE POTOMAC.
VESHE undersigned have opened for tie
II season this delightful and fashionable resort
for the accommodation of the public and part,o-
wishing to visit this most agreeable retreat, where
they can be furnished the most liberal terms with
all the uxures of the season, and with the best
freshments of all kinds, both at the Pavilion and on
board the boat. #
Parties having their own caterer can have the rse
of the dining and ball rooms for fifteen dollars for
the occasion.
VIM. COKE & CO.,
National Eating House,
Cor. 9th steeet and Penn avenue,
ap 23-3m Washington ID. G.
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Mrs. r. A. ST0DDARD.

| Address 0. J. WOOD & CO, 318 Broadway, N. Y,
| and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo-
j For sale in Washington, by CHARLES ST0TT h
| CO., and by all Druggists. jan s--d
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ssThe greatest service which any man, or set Of
men, or any party, can now render to the country
ia n INV Judgment, to secure the defeat Of the two
parties Of sectionalism and agitation, calling them
selves respectively Democratic and Republican.
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The following is from the pen of lady of thi,
city. II anything has appeared more elevated
chaste and beautiful, we have yet to see It:
ha Ms.ss sxrs IN.
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This party, in great rati6cation,meeting lately
held at the capital of the State of New York dis
closed in the leading resolution Of the occasion. the
article Of faith which lies at the basis of ts orpan
zation. Il was this That slavery in Republic
is discordant relic Of feudsl barparism and that
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WILMINGTON, NJ o., June 16, 1854.
TO persons who have have had the sight of their
eyes 30 impaired as to require the use Of GLASSES,
would recommend Mr.. John Tobias suitable per
son from whom'to obtain such Glasses as they may
lequire us he has suited with pair of Spectacles
Tor far and sight. My sight has been impaired
very much by service of years in the Post Office
Department. which berth required me to be on duty
from o'clock at night till after day, during which
lime | used but one light.
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TsxAsrss Drr4srssry December u f-ea~
hereby gyeE holders Of e uni'ra States
purchase II 81 900 81
shy ~h~n sbe be efsss 10 he
day ser yin therefor shs iiossls
~
Of 1884, premium Of 10 eeni Pos
II 10 cent Eos
81 Gales Tsnan inaea-
aesacm Of And i"s ssnrh o. s iesn Of
1885, redc~mahlc I2d November ie ~ received Al us
Treasury The st day Jsasa Ssst ss'r@ o. ~ pss
urersfsea ~n@a ana NE asi ass MARCH
os rnesisel sfssr tse . 81 M@'ek
and pios - sad la Of yase ~taism u ~ per O ma
isteGcSs wa be so~ca @d soeks s The fses seaned
eeatscAcs fos sssssed via she fiHs
~ ecEc~srs sst January .~s A<x
saaion 10 se faesius
the 81 their receipt IN bon
allowed ia aaassa i lAe reach The
seiIcI.
daily ssssgsea Uniied t~il the
b~ January seI ~ This
cat 10 receive purchase .ossy
Payment stocks ~ sad ~ arssfs The as=
ant usssusers Bosfon rhlsatipDs
snunea ,eeeiss lhe nsDay oUeci
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of ne Treasury
Dec i-disIJnG1n
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THr Iosr YsrEaRarH oastK--Tbe London Shipping Ca
Of February 18th contains letter from Cyrus W.
Field esq, Of New York, 10 London announcing has
failure procure settlement Of the compsnys claim
the London underwriters for the loss Of thcs electric caa
which occurred last summer after fer'your miles Of II
bad been submerged between Newfoundland aud Breton
Island, Nova Sccis in couseqnene~ OF storm that cen
PEELED the captain the cae In order to The
SCI n which Il embarked Mr.. Field says that Of
he underwriters todd him here los the cable he
ing at The bottom Of the a whers yow ~ih % w r
Mr. FIELD has ordered the preparation 81 cable which
proves that The dcues eooountsred IN the laying n to
srst cable are rot considered indispensable when sisid
the two continents win be brought within svc days
rrunication Of ,arh Other.
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G EN- Z RAJ N 4 W =.


Rent letters from Mscznlay 10 hs correspondents IN
,bi, vicinity thai he has given his lodgings
the Albany, in London account Of bis health, and
has taken q house in healthy neighborhcod that
ev where be s no, subject 20 the smoke aud fog Of the
great metropolis yet within convenient distance Of III.
British Museum His bealth is not yet established
L,xr ~,Y1aarIos -Rrcnprs or yIouR rneK run wrsr.-
krasct 81 a letter dated Buffalo march a;
1--WE have felt The severity Of the winter here having
had successive days Of and freezing and
much Of III. time the mercury has been below The
prospect Is that March win be month bat
cold and snowy IL be II Us not probable that Lake
Erie be open Cor navigation earlier thsn 18th Nav
and do not think IL possible Il be opened than
LET MAy, IL should he thrvpgh March which
Is probable This will make receipts o. -four
and grssu ffom th. West much later than usual
Drrsx.vg srrr.r--Kr~rvcxr rasruxrs-on Thursday
night IN a Ashi AZ Louisville Kentucky, between W. "
Morrison, Of Leripgion and Beckett Kemp Of jefferson
county, Kentucky the former hsd his bitten clear Off
and the latter was severely stabbed.
RonrET ScHUrLra-Is stated time since ths;
this noted New fot snsncer hsd died Florence but
German resident Of Wilmington North Carolina informs
the Commercial Of that town ihsf he has lately received
papers from Germany which positively that be i.
living In the little town a Brugge in the principaiity
Of Rsd.sfsdt In Germany.
THs r.snoss-A Prris correspondent Of the Phisael-
pbis North American says:
akirss hsv. become 30 volvmipous as 10 be both dis
6gurinc and ridsuops An unfortunate lady sslot~
the oulevsrds by Of The de Psrss tslc,
de- GODDARD the famous scronsut The universal
bos les Crroi,nes and II Is whispered that threatened
with Imperial decree prohibiting the excessive Tor
abase Of cr-noiina ~hsi-ope hoops and The other
rons materials that are employed 70 give the fair
the appearance Of huge dsproporoned tei,not forget
ting II. new invention Of petticoats furnished with n
disrubber pipes. and small machine which enables the
fair wearfr 20 h the pipes with air when entering
14..- .~A a.. aF4kM a..
fandiiy would he Inconvenience entering
riaEe or IN crowded theatre cenoert haIl~
DErsKTvnr or RFv. Dn- BusnEfA roR C,Lrosxla--The
Hartford Times Of March sara
This genfenan known throughout the country
u TIE ebrst pulpit o. the day sailed for
California "Wednesday Of this week the steamship
Illinois lie " treutled with bronchial Affection and hat
travelled in EUROPE II; but be spprebenacd
thst the foreign voyage o. advantage 70 his bcgh
During the past summer boreve he spent considerable
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0sg THOUSAND ACRES vAI.rARLe LAVE osE Tiases
LAND on Mo@artio RIVER. EAST fLostoA--on
Tse~ay March ss~h. tss< "A ee~t The svesss - ,.
sA< psA&< q
Nd eosssssne isn .. fsnl.l. rvsnf is.'
Fcrsa, ~ mo ir~sse1 ~
Aossst fse
rc~aw-eh -sp~~~~ ~ rsu~d ssssss Fssss
sy i.s-h-rs furfh p.r " s~e evs-Ts
THOMAS n SONS,
aacsigne-s, 81 and 60 anw,t ro~srs u.
rhlsSsspAis. r~h., tss. ~ t-ee<s
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GEHlSs Maryland has adopted new law on the
2ea 2 gambling. The Baltimore PstriOt ssys III only
-i',oea must BE- an e6rctnsl erGnguishrr upon sI
sanhng great and snail higa and low
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Novel Lottery.

rHE srcoAD EyEr pxAws IN THE UNITED STATES
THE HAVANA PLAN
hirh pr'zss wrre sod
iapsessoh numhcrs VII draw ns r'ses sh
.
10 prizes sasea wheel and III Tie
nHsbess In aneiben
MARYLAND LOTTERY TO BE DRAWN ON The HAVANA
PLAN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or nAKyLAsp,
CLAss TEN,
To cry q Rsanore, Maryland On saturday,
~, les.
doss wall We distributed hccosGinS
following spsendif schems.
$4,000 nusb~rs-l 900 prizes.
rxrs psyabie One Prize 10 every
xaiy
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Liyh Boass Board Asr Light Ho~ssrhe lag HOuss
Board has received Intelligence the Danish Royal Navy
Department that hight soud be established Rode
hh the Island Of sit OF the Of seswig the
lst Of March asi- The light Viii be faxed light. with
ah every fourth minute visible ali round horizon, but
viii show brightest to ard iron round
by and NORTH northeast II stands Insight Of
ZOO feet sbeye the level Of the and may be in
clear weather at distance Of twenty ies. The uninA
apparatus eatsdsoPire, OF the nrsf order The light
sr Is round brick feet hgh ID stands
latitude 81 deg SO min 81 north, longitude deg 20
.ain. 80 Of Greenwich- In the direction Of Lister
did, from north BY east oarter east 10 northeast
bali east, the light viii be iAintly colored red.
All bearings magnete-vafiation 20 deg most.
IsrEntos DErAHTmEsT.
Agricultural Dirsssoa Of the Pasent 0ges.R Report FROM
Phslaa II. BUST seed grower, who residcs in
Philadelphia received seed from the Patent Office,
which be saga grew we'll Of Japan seed he sassI
In beam there vssetieone brownish yellow
cluster bean which prolific sad which promises 20 be
acquisition the other large variety Of running bean,
which, though new does bear WELL and is not Of good
quality eating. The decided acquisition blood
red cabbage lettuce Of excellent quality which stands the
heat well, and gives heads when other
rsty will head This will be- leading variety amongst that
class Of vegetables for wHrm climate"
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
N,,r Poa 0gee.--Tbe following named post Offices
have been estabhcd and the following gentlemen appoint
ed y0rt
Antwerp, Deshx county, Arkansas John II. Freeman,
r.na's pe,hs county. Arkansas Thomas H. Tinda
postmaster
Philips. postmaster
Hickory Valley Independence county, Arkansas T. A.
Rust Independence county, Arkansas David Mckinney,
sullivan Springs. Independence county, Arkansas James
ID. Fore, postmaster.
nos,nas,s naA WIZ e'''
,a na,o.a, nAfp01i oO's' A'
Msdi,u Station Madison county Alabama: Thomas j.
ea m.u asa,m 1aaspA' '''
smnsyso~h opsH'ef County,
- 4, Doraao c,uptV California. T. Travis post-
o. ns.sey' - Do'a'o '0aA'''
cot, R;vsr S;.k;v,p eauntv California: Riley HAYDEN
49,. aoo.a nl'e'' siAsoA 'o1A''' ~
Grae,lnh Kanxss Trrr;tory. Jonathan Parkinson post
,,s u,esn''sH' AA''.s ''1
pa.l rr.sL E.r.s Terr;torv. John L. Wilson postmas
noeA 'fseA AAn'As ef'''o''' ''NA = ''' r''.-'
,o rrospeer h'i' o. ne's'a -'''
,.. Lsa.sss o'''hs''' '01'''
Rrcth.rton eounfy Mississippi. +. u. Brother
,o nro.ne.oh' wayne 0''D'''
psIos linn county Kansas TERRITORY; s q. Thompson
postmaster.
LINDSEY StesA, NnoeloA ooan9' "PP'' -
Inar frsncb uvSAbr,,a countv Nissrppi: Jos A. Bar
ro. postmsster
Hsrxood Rsndolph county Alsbama; w. c. Rcbertsop
,o.,rss,rr
H.cIs. Elur Wiror cauntr Alabama John Spencer r.
postIusster
Cool Greek, Campbell county, Tennessee joel Bowling
postmaster 100000.
g,i So - .,rtr rsr,a..ss~ - go
postmasrzr
Temperance bib, Warren county ksntucky Noel john
sou, postmaster. v,a 49,
p.s,,nI.x sx..snssss,
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THIS Hos~i. No III RrnaAwsy, between waresly fsse
Ethrh Ns~ yost h~s s.arvxcne
and aud ~. \. Ff-H SON.
az
10 Broadway enser fs Aosra~rs-
WI rfsH a SOW, rreprisssr.
V~hp a aw,m
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Nrweos1sAys, Nsrch The Lower Cotton Press ws'
Totally destroyed ny ere to-day neelsing loss q ssoo 600
II was partially insured 10 New York.
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Washington. February -. ltk&.
IN petition Fiia1epbis, ferrsyfyr
p~sys~s 80 rrsnsse 70 hta for
fs~rs Coz from
the srprusc~ ~ .~sd p~ser' ~hseh ists riscs e MIR
ss~et Ass ~ Nay. Is3s-
retst.~ rRrrasnT>e
m~saAy Nay " ecios- nd 81
appear ss< re,
r-qised 70 fis n TIE Patent
OMc~ setfSth ~ writing ~ ensf twenty
~ Az fee ~ either
sd W. taken md fvsnnsef w
r<a&se~ The sSce ~bch wiz ~ fnnfcd an af
m sesu.osv In csa~ss May.
xepr,~,nv. ssd psp~rs tesruny mus
h. s~ss~ The of rhst
.s.s~uss, a.y, x.yv thereafter.
- taSsbeS ths Hn'ss, rsrn
s~r~~~ a. Pv~p.as ssas, ws~k,asa C.. Es,~scsn
P~nnsyfv~eis~. Phssacip Pa;
&C oe....rrs. yavb, ~. w.
m,a~ssss My day of
hesssas-
v s-Eass, % rsgs. ras..s cory,
As - u. Fssss ocs v'h cenfsirir h no'e
rsk is-ts~s~
INDIA, -, pssvs Pearl River BY Ms. south
j
Ths Fsassy amss.. ~ p Ela Val ,.
msahews neru ri DE Lxws 81 NirEEa - cf~i naiuF.
rse ossssryr.~ rshES.ea "a nSesmose ssHsay
Inc yn5~ss co~rssnsa srs7x syEr crsssJ
MnsxAe FRANSk TAILOR
DoDusNOwv pv~~ss~~. The Cpurss ~
n Eas.nS Usises ~ Conway Hphn
.c~, ,ns .nss--~sccns WORMS D.s' Issued - 1870.
MxY~h ffsNIk TAfI1fm
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Our musical friends should bear in mind that Mr.. Dsmpster
gives In this city Monday evening at Ca
russ There living vocalist who widely
avoraby known both sids Of the Atlantic, than Mr.
Dempster As singer OF Engh and scotch ballads OF the
school has been surpassed and repetition 81
his concerts only increases number Of his and sd
mrers His programme for Monday evening win be found
usrticulxriy attractive.
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n BE aGdersigred pstssss public
Thai conpssed supply SHOVE direct
Esgaod and among which specially
siisnlas The Ens STOCK Of es,y Prince Albert and
short tsdhh York York, shaped
Dutch drsnh nd and osr eboice csbhsg czuewer
COLI rnce onions, beats CAROLS Fsrsps, celery
sesa cucumbess plants, h-bs,
other vegetable seeds, grent vnrtety.
From b.
them u n exceiiehc~ very
prcss-
Flower seeds kinda sece,ed with care and secia,
climate offered packets coIsc
very
Catalogues be had application.
John SAUL
Seed Warehouse, 39s 1lh street, ofH
Mar e-2nw3ws
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A.veai Of de ssen.-hip Afioa Ssr rorITlree Dog.
Lafo fros@ Europe
Srw yosx March She steamship Africa arrived thi,
afternoon from Liverpool whence she sailed the nd ult
sr dates are three day, later thaa previous sdvioes-
She brings no intelligence Of long missing Pa
c6c and the fear 10 general that she 10 lost.
The Afrie. fourteen days in making the passage She
encountered very heavy ~esth~r.
The political BY this arrra Is quite rnimporant and
NAV be summed up in fe~ words.
The peace negotiations Paris progressing rapidly
and a. fsvorsr could expected Of
nothing Of definite nature yet known. Ne doubts,
hs~ersr that peace upon basis win be attained
The ercit~rn In England growing Of the pending
acultsrs with the United States Ia fast sabdine The
pdan surnas have dropped their bcigereof and
p~blse England sEtascd with reports
regard 10 rupture b~t~e-n the t~o ooustries-
The Paris josrnas contain II special interest
Tn. latest desyaioh-. ard letters fon the Crsa
no iieuns Of Importance interest.
The peace conferences would open Paris Nesdsy
18th 81 February.
The Hoss@r psblishe. bitter anti Russian article y,
has produced great sensation
The Encish government bas ordered the embsrkaton n
hc.sssd troops from the Crimsa Their destination r.
unknown
All Pshs been instructed d.usod 81 the Paris
the army 81 occupation remain in the 1nkish
territory sfter r-see has been concluded.
Tn. sntep ship. sss.stopo' shout being blown up
Submarine win be nsed.
Irrrrroot, Feb as.--Brrsdssun. frmer. Flour has
.sr.pc-s thr.. p-rc~ wh~st Corr has advanced
one shilling. Provisions quiet.
Cotton has declined sixteenth.
sales IN. last three days s@oupt 10 thryhree thou
sspd hses.
Manchester trade quiet.
ISppdor money nasrkes stringent.
Au-ri~an stocks dali
gonsais rlos.d nj
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United states Court Of Claims.

CAnD.
ssss.'.s ,s. 6 Ds,sr,ur ., Ne. fo,s . s .ss
s- ssssd Cor III. legal II claims f eea'
They carcfs
ss.. .ssr M.ss.s'.. ~ssh ~, :. ,a'rsass 70 ss., ear
fort, OF elsewhere "a ANY par 81 me Os'ss
NEE S.'. w..s.sa ny r.. :. = es
Which hs.s ss's :. ,sy m, ssss o. ~ o. '
y ''''''' : '@'' ''"' '''''''' JOIN Z DryEsEo1,
Broadway e""er w. 1880; .',s;, s,r r~teg
ws.s,ns"n cay.
NIL com~i.-soaer Of The cosr a c,amA
co naa wessh .~se. .<e-r.~ ~ s~~A. - ss-ss %
-csr, cssrs NODES frs The ecca~isn ~
~ uen -1a - suesara 20.
sarss q ,.sr efce ,e, Lo.s.'.na epp-s
"e "' r r Irrgsrsox sxr1H
p-ss-eosd esq vsse.s o. over csass B,asssr., s,us
uscLcRx. MILLS. = CO., l--a As..s. D-s-4..
..r.n'' ssrr s rsr,,-s .epysa VA. nsy i.'e' make cd
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-03-08

OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTEHIk NJ
OF MAINLAND.
following are he mhe Maryland
roidued Lottery, class X, drawn Mar ch 6, is56;
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rs 80 ~ 40 Is 81 AZ 8 Al "a 50 70 10 IL
r.. FRANCE Co, Managers.
I.Gn'L RossHrs, Commissioners.