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CHEAP JUVENILE HOUks.-The undersigued has set
aside from his stock Of recent books for children large and
varied collection the OF years. be snd half
less than thai when need be- They suited youth
Of all ages, aud may be examined 81 his bookstore.
them will be found Of the works Of Mrs Holland
Mrs EdgewoTb BaTbaald, such wTiters-books
witch popular aeir aud whi2n cult
good good feelings and good principles opposed by
st msdt, although teaching all the sci
enees syllable Children Of rur yeats old
Dec Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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81. Josoph's Aoademy for Young Ladier

hear EraH1utsburg, FFcder1ck County, Nd
TUE annual session institution ON the
sh AHEusi and termnai,s June The
terms VOC board and tuition $3.50 payable
any IN advance There music drawing naip
tna Hnd also ~ Spafs lsian German and Latin The e,os
ar the primary department. composed pupils under nine yesrr
age ae 7iU per anuuln, payable half yearly advance
eters q inqay should be addressed MOTHER sTpF
Maryinnd. - '''"'''1A county,
Jul s-dlyear.
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or THE WARRINGTON AouEpUCT,
Washington, March 7, Ia.

OFFIoE WARRINGTON AeuEpuOT,
Washington March u 1855,
PROPOSALS Invited for graduation
dams, tunnels and other Washington aqGeduct
Proposals. received the 9Th May will be
that
poe specifications ofthe work will be ready for ex
animation aud AFTER the 2oh day of April
Proposals Will be received the particular
bridges, Se, &c described in the aud
Portions works Complicated
appropriation bur all for unfinished
be subject future by Congress The engineer
the RICH; prescribe the OF
Of under each appropriation
what works shall be stopped until funds available.
10 OF the entire
hnds the reserved cent will Re paid IL Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far
gone.
Payments viii be made specie checks upon United stae
treasury the monthly estimates OF the
cent and viii be d,ion of all that the
shai be paid their fu wages monthly in spscie
All bids should be sealed, endorsed proposals for
the Washington Aqueduct." a. ...-.
The United the right any bids
shod they deemed
menIs msl considered most conducive the progress
work.
responsible persons effect they
take that the bidder bidders WILL his their bid accepted
obisaiion within days. with
completion guarantee
be the
judge United states district officer
the general individual known the Engineer
parment of War; that the able make good
guarantee.
Bids will be opened in presence bidders, If any them
choose TO be present
Capt. OF Engineers, In charge.
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IL. LII. q IL l. IL Il ,

Has removed his Office his resd In Frankn Row,
of and Thirteenth He will continue devote his
principally United supreme Court.
devoted much time The law he will
opinions legal questions before
the Patent Oce and appeals TO the chief justice assistant
District Columbia; will
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
He vii also written opinions and for
having claims Congress of the
will claims before any board established their
adjudication.
n. q. ltT
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INHE ONLY ONE AUrBoRIzEDi-TheR Rob Of Or. BOY
NEAU LAFfECTEUR Is far superior the sirups
wihoat ali affections Of the skin darte cous The
Itch ulcers accidents from
period n f0, and hereditary acmony Of huuos As tepurs-
effuy shcacous the bladder
other arising
injections soundng AZ antsypbiIue the Rob
ensuing
Of balsam Of cspaya cube, from Injections which
without neulrniEing The Rob
syphc whether long
ing and which resisted the powers mercury
OF potassium.
General agents fer the Omitted States Gabriel Blondin ESQ.,
William street, New York for Wholesale oder Gulot Dacoage
New Orleans; Seuiiy, San Francisco.
The Rot cold By all throughout
ted The pamphlet Of Doctor g.
cal properties Of the Rob will obtained writing
din, d. William street. New York. who win every information
wanted
b. prepared al orders America the West
dies &c free Of the United States duties The
March l4-dlys
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These stop Southampton going returning
PROPOSED DATES or sAILING-lsss

Stopping at Southampton both going and returning, they offer
proceeding London and Hayro advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from NeO York 10 Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin main saoon $780, ds cabin, lower saoon SIZE
second do, 500.
All aud newspapers through the post Office
No bills adng will be signed parcels received the
sailing,
An experienced surgeon 10 attached TO each ship.
For freight or passage, apply 70 - .. -
u. A. HEiNEKEA b. Co., Bremen.
CnOSkEY X Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIA Havre.
Fah -nlV
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Housekeeping Articles.

THE subscriber desires call public
Of furnishing goods which rendered
complete In every department consisting In part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
GoBand plain white and dinLer Dessert ant
large OF dinner and
tRched pieces rich cups and with and
articles appropriate elagere Paro table,
toilet.
Dinner Tea, and toilet SETS aso in detached pioces large
stock OF Edwafds's latest shapes.
GLASS WARE.
American French aud Bohemian, decansrs fasons
gobst. champaxne carets hooks shees mAda Burgunds
liquors. umbers finger bowls cesss water BOTTLES, aoat bos
dishes, salts, pitchers, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
In sets Of hAlfdoEs. ayOne and any three pieces also
ivory handed knives only carves and forks, s,ees Se
BLooK-TiS GOODS.
Rurh chAdng from 10 10 a inches coffee and tea urng
coffee pots tea pots COFFEE higgins, sc
PLATED GOODS
Such coffee and pns, spoons forks casters
covered dishes, pche cake and fu baskets walters,
JAPANSED GOODS.
Such walters and In plate warmers, sOp jars
foot tubs, water cans, &c.
GAS FIXTURES.
factory VI Coaelias Baker PHILADELPHIA for sale
the manufacturer retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar snps Eandos- ware tenders and irons brushes
shoyes and onEs coal hods ladders a epods
cooking requisites Of every description together with
large assortment q articles of utility and
Houteepers decidedly tbcir 10 examine m,
stock and prices They VIII not only hnd large IRON
The same description Of goods any
cities,
Catalogues containing complete ls OF every article sep, o
sale can be had on application At The store - ~
Nov ll-2aw6wd Iron Hall
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Mysteries Of the Post ONCE.
"a mail bag i. an epiloms of human liz


TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or, Notes rom he Diary ef Special agent etAs Post Offs
Department. ~"
HoLBRooE. "# @ s.
l2mo 49, PIP. Price eli IS. Beautifully Illustrated with is w
puraits BY Rtehe and 10 wood cngsvings from designs ce
BY Dahey
THIS W rk-undertaken the Of
The Post Office Department. by gentleman who
and y sl Of the special Of thai department The h
into The practical operations Of the Office and The
almost certain means wh'eh skill aad experiences have nasd %
The detection aud punishment Of offenders enacted
Tor De security OF the mails and the voaby u private CORES
pondence. ~. sl.. s#a. sS.a 7a .h|.a#r
Never pshlc under hssy
and universal that enlightened powerful
soI The press Brief extracts fro OF these a',es
notices are annexed;
The book viii prove
and, in uvetnes and general will fsa
pleasant addition 10 our stock Of popular high, es.iass
We boe nd uobrcoks pet
once he ss Of being exceedingly Interesting AND
The and entertaining book reeSnily
Some q Mr. iohrooks Hue uasahed rscsas beat all that
realize 81 once thai romance sui hives and ihses AMID moS
life -Baaon Post.
ITSELF BIZ the na,use Of ID. subject to ewp
tPAiiaselplia PenHsyIraaisa
amusing, and, he tine, work, cu
kind has never been Patishsd in AmsrieaPAuodAa BaaA
eilwriuen and amusing work, from which
IPIaaasirLia Saturday POD.
1t abOunds with sketches Of sovel and
lPAiiadsip4ic fnfHno.
This book indeed novelty entertaining open
Ing new source Of amusement Hartford Daiiy Copani
There is substance enonxh Incidents pss
contained In his skecheio h' doztn RsaOad qsa
No wha has allowed himself harbor
out 'huddefins Al the gha preepee which be has stood
Published by u cpwpe,tb~sit Co., phiisdelpEia
bee 2a-d6t
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Law Notice.

BPowE, STANTON, wALEER.
IUM, II. BROWN FRED, p. STANTON and J. KNox WALK
W hR have formed usrshp practising ~ IL be .pe
CouT Of the tpcd Stairs, OF
ard In the courts Of Tennessee. Offices ahinrn ara
pms one % s parties viii always be found either place. and
ieiiers addressed TO them will receive prompt attention.
Arr ip-thod rTutel and Sentinel COPY. #.
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EfNE Library Editions OF Gibhop. Iinflsu,, RuxseI
ROBERTSON, Hume, smolct Irving Prescott Ranco
ntosh Rnscor Webster Scott ThsI Pepy Macasy sharnr
Turner, Mills, Rue Burnett Clarendon Ges FerFu.on Ar
mold Ron, uiareh, and other Of the
be found NJ the most moderate prices
undefsnsd IN foe library bindings imported
from London by the undersigned and bound there.
Dec ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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New Books 1t Taylor n Msnpy.a
nUNIoPs Diges, o the Laws The United sstss vo,,r.
~ complete o. 90. 1890
Mscsaiays Engaudi vols, complete for a dollar
FebB Bookstore near eh st.
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TREATISE ON ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.

perned nr letter writer's suthnrs printers, Of
press pnd o the use of schools and appen
aH containing rules capitals
" prparrf copy and rcaaiwe specimens
sheeh NC fihh edition. Ny John Wilson. fsmo. Price 81
an exceedingly valuable book and eopy Of IL should he at
ne service 81 every directly indirectly 10
me large subject Of which IL write
prrss. 800 - ~
very exposition ar lie copsp,. ana ,..d., n 4,
viii be equally surprised and the IN
edge which It's Peusai win mpart Chrfsfan Eranipsv
#.... CROSBY. NICHOLS, co.
Dec la-sarsw III Washington street, BOSTON
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Two Books OF the greatest value o men OF every
business and profession.
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY OF USE.
FUL KNOWLEDGE, FOR 1886.
oas voL, I0-ao, aSo 10 4OOYp
Price 81 paper 81 rs bound. To be ready in few day.
TUE AMERICAN ALMANAC y filed with the res,ss,
mportanee 10 American II cobtaps infor
masn respecting The Of he United states
81 eacs Particular State also, such facts
Europe aA useful people.
The Monthly Magazine Thousands Of men, and
literary productions large sho9y
Indebted 10 this modest thin. volume and
orderly mass Of statistics bles o. dry figures condensed
chapters OF all manner ofaformann Every professional man
say hothnE OF the Of business who be
vast deal Of running and guessing blundeug
~ me course Of The year blessings that
ed but arranged facts 90
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wi omanuctarers' materials, Nos snd Decatur Street PM
adepha beg cs the attention purchasers
suited ~ dealers
every section Of the eonuy Al orders will receive prompt
Ne fea
200 tons ofrngs wanted Cor cash.
dou
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Dec 30---law5w

Al i1MHERs OF Congress and yssiters washington
Book and Stationery Store 9 street, they ihsi
Their extensive stock adaoa
important works, comprises department Of
and
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly impoitations from England #
Cslhounh Works, volumes ...
Iensrson's Works, 8 volumes ......
Netster's Works, o vols, autograph editor
Eyeret,'s oratons and Speeches. 2 volumes
Gays Private Correspondence, volume
y. D, Ffeaissa Memoirs, . voluaass
Bsneroft,s History Of the United States, volumes
ssatsslaanas manual, yolanss ...-.
HGeksy's Constitution, vnluIae
F 3eE.egson's HanUai, 1 ya!xme
Ta6 constitutions Of tlir United States, volume
Eisiot's Debates and Madison Papers, S volumes
harshis Orators and Statesmen, volume
story's Works. volumes
Lives Chief Justices Of the United States volume
Lieber's Civil Liberty and Self government, yuuaes
Wirt's Life OF Patrick Henry, volume
ksnnedy's Life Of Wir volumes
Gariand's Life OF John Randolph, I volume
Parry Leaders, by baldwin, volume
De Tocqueviie's Democracy in America, volume
The FedrrsIst volume
Gmke- Nature Institutions yolums
Constitutional Il III book, yoans
Cnfey's Past, Present. and Future, volume
SraHab's Progress Of Natl1ns, i volume ......
kcEihgotf's American Debater, voiaIae
Future Wealth Of America, volutoe
Smiths Nea.sh VI Nations, volume a.s ... ......
Every description of American, Ragiis, French STATIONERY
the finest qualities, at the lowest prices. ..s :
Visiting CARDS engraved and printed with the omlude
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Dec 7-du Near 9Th
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HOME MAN PACTuREs
RSlrvIsvv Cotton yorla

Nsr the Canal BasiE .aIeranSria.
EITZPATRCk BURNS, proPietors, manufacturers Of
cotton yarns carpet chain sail twine wrapping tw me cord
age, cotton bats, &C - ~' ~'
'tders from metchanE IN Washington RESPECTFULLY socted for
anY Of the above articles, which deliver IN
lower than eaWhe Ind in Baltimore northern All
orders w meet with Tromp attention by addressing as above
Oct tl-dIm
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will be accountable for gold
bullion specie jewey ones metals, unless bills OF
Shippers please take that the ships Of this line
goods contraband OF war.
Nuy2
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No. b44
Nosios OF tns disappearing DsnvIIs Land once
En Illinois.
.... GKEEEAL LAID oEucE, Sept. 10, 1855
RsTRUcTIoNs have tins day been transmitted the register
Danviie land Office ia Illinois
vacant Hd dislel
public notice nom OF receipt said
IeOpenlnH the la which applications will
THos. 4. HENDRICKS,
Sept gl-2au6w TInIsl & StArl Commissioner
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I oNeFELLows New poem.--Ths Song Of Hiswaths
IL BY lIeuTy wadsworth Longt.lIOw. Price 81
about Fairies Funny People cents
Just published and for sale
TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
Nov IS Book store, uenr 9th ST.
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IS. NEW YORK, DuEmEN, AND SOUTH
gE&A AMP1oN UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
Tue ships comprising this line WASHING
2ERn& TON, Capt x. Cayendyj HERMANN. Capt I'd
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school Cumberland University, AZ Lebanon,
Tennessee.


Tennessee.
FACULTY., Don. Abraham Caruen, late one Of the eircui
L judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Of the Judges ofths supreme
Of Tennessee.
Bromheld L. Ridley orthe councillors
Judaes Csrttr and Green dew their whole time exclusively
the school.
Plan efinrorI Daily examinations Of each class
books No regular bu explanations
daily lessons the progress OF the examinations.
a Weekly Of common equity In which
dents suits pr0fes
and all processes
practice The framed them prepare
deeds wills records and all
donco In the trials Some Of by appeal
supreme which held monthly the class
public At the end The students clerks
III jurors, circuit Judges clanceofs official
,aeiiies with their
sessons1be FIRST sosson the third Monday
tember and ends third Thursday February, The second
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday July.
zgens.s per tcon-Tuidon aS0 In advance; contnKun
Zee 81 boarding about $50. Students furnish thsr books
which b. had in the Lebsnon bookstores.
Pour sessions required complete course unets stu
advanced No previous
any time during the collegiate year.
There Z, mOot legislature connected school
Number Of students The last collegiate year eighy-siI
ROBERT L. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly Pyesident Board Of Trustees
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
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GEORGE WOODS NEW wORK.-Modern PhEnm',
" showing the metD@
reaching Csiesis CITY Ny George Wood, author o. rev
Sehtimihi In a ms,ica.n volumes. Price o. rs. L.
Leucrs yssne physician just tnenag upon practice laHe
Jackson, NJ w., LII D. 81, -.
Japan " as and IL Richard wdrefh author Of B.wV
Of the United States, 81 2s. ....
CasteA Story Of Republican Equality by Sydney A. soyp
81 IS
Just pubii,hed, and cor sale at u. .....
TAYLOR a MAUEYS
Nov IS Boakstore, 9Th srssh
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The College Of ST. James, Maryiand
THE second o the present begins Moady
A March
There Full Of esesa,e, preparatory and eOnRsa
studies
Adsrs,. Rev. M. KERFooT, Rector, &C.
reb Ia-2aw4w
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pRoeREss OF Religious Ideas by L. Maria CniIs

L
The New Purchase Early west edition
Lilly, Novel. I vol.
Works Of Chns. Lamb 9 vols
Barpsrs' Story Book. Vol
MEXICO aud its Religion; by Y A. Wilson. Illustrated.
Border BeaRes by w. Gilmore Simms.
Smike; - Charles Dickens.
The Chila wife by Charles Dickens.
Mysteries Of the Cont Of the suars by William Harrison Ains
Nov p FRAYCK TAYLOR.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILRoAl
Completion of Panama Railroad.

Completion of Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of FaTe California
UEied States mail steamships leave few York
%S1 for Aspsnwan the 9Th goth Of each month,
-s(A.N connecting with mail Panama 10 San
soSA<k&UkA Francisco.
These steamships appoVsd the NAVY
Department, and guaranty speed ard pafciy
The Panama railroad "a mites CONNECTED
to ocean aad Is crossed hnu The baggage
checked In Nw York through Francisco
embarked Panama hv
The paid New York expenses trim
Reserve kept port IN New York Panamn and
Fan Francisco, N prevent detention
the IL endrsly Telabs.
Passengers leave Panama the day they At Aspn
wall - -
Conductors GO through by steamer and take charge OF
women and children without other PROTECTOR.
For through tickets lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, 10 l. W. RAYMOND.
May6-dn
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AeEEor or Fssscu sPoLIATros CL,Issi
Washington, November ~, leaa

AeEsoy or Fssycu sPoLiATros CLitssi -
Washington, November p, lsa
IN answer many inquiries addressed BY srsd
the United States Of spoations committed ne
French prior TO The rsu6raon Of the With FAhceW
leOOyz July a, le0ss proceeding popfb
now parsue towards obtaining redress deem srpedn ia
publcy 10 inform al that ssr consulting compel ADVISER
has been eonciaded most jaieious voluntarily susn
their claims 70 the Claims Cotras they would be Ted 10 WI
thousands 81 other clsm therefore deee
of many years menon other ehecranhui 10 submit Mp
Congress tp.irrrtng S~pae IN The usual NJ The
ina n e coming session, the fun rpecson that direct d
viii Be nIoyised for Them through special board comao
u the Chime Count stall f~a resolved The oh
ubpnS Coaxross viii rrsn reference Of these claims NAY
made 20 II BY direct legixatve act.
The adjustment bcse would fully and consnJ 90
board ~ the highest class for and justice ca
phaueaY points 70 such board right and Ia the
Nov 33-dlw JAMES a. ChUsTtN
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Caption-Lottery Frauds.

oTTIos o. rms MaRrLlSp CoxsottnArEp LorrrRrEa
Baltimore Maryland, Jalv D., 1885.
TUE commissioner Of the Maryland has
his duty caution the public Hunsrou.
who circulate BY mail and otherwise fraudulent lottery chmes
and pretend 20 be The for the lotteries which
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries IN Maryland daily under
the Of the
the state under the oamne and approve the
schemes and 10 attend 10 the drawings.
~ the ticket n these lotteries ard al certificates packages
tickets have The tog aphed F Bebap
Baltimore, Naryland.n Al otasts are fraudulent
Por tull Information the subject frauds address
F,N. Brennan,
Sept os-dly BatimoTs Msryisnd
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IRESCu JUVENILE BooKs.-A well-seIected collection
of French Juvenile books, prices
adapted Of them, beautifully
be "a md The bookstore Of the undersigned imported ~ himself
direct from Paris.
Dee "A FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EDWARD CLARK,
Recreinry % State.


LEM reass Governor Of The state o. Texas Do hereby Ger
fy that Edward CLARK who signed the cencac the preceding
Secretary ~ state Il and tho date N saM cerhcas
of State for be the
keeper el the original statute laws Of said sae and thar his aes
tniion : w due
testimony whereof hereunto and The
great seal Of state 20 be Alfred ~ the ey ~ Muslin,
fsnAl sixth day NJ February,
~
~ Of Terss the twentieth year. II II.
EN-. PEAsE,
And whereas referred Congress
desmes holders Of the deb,
act orTrras and whereas is aleTed that there
ored certificates debt holders Of may assert
be ssnuipo payment and whereas the %
ad act requires hodos Of the crheas
evidences releases the United staes
and alSo Ia the State Texas before psymenti and the
Of ssis so e pubic should given Cor space
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The New York and Liverpool United States
FusI

The NOW FOFA and IIVeEpUuI UnIttu StaItb
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising the line arc the following:
The Atlantic Capt West
The Puchc. Capi Eldrilse
The baltic Lapi comsoes
E. These ships having been built by
-eS&& pressy for service has been
taken their also in their engines,
speed their
daons unequaed elegance and comfort
Price OF from New York 10 Liverpool In hTscas cabn
$780, cabin Exclusive
3S25 From Liverpool to New York, 30 and 90 guneas
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No bertis be secured until paid for.
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GOLD silver fine steel and plated spectaces eye
all focuses, with Peuocsi PecofHc and parabola glasses
long experience gives peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes OF
" w GAIT n BRO,
an2s-u ~ ~ ''' ''"
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knEhA- anu tAsn'"ns'
IrEURcE FOX arrived willard. Hosl washington "
~ nc dsiay attending the organization ~ the House
% the both branches
natouui without violating political pnneF
setl. poPssr candidate foe their favor Mr. Fol-
capacity ainv, msraeo
ennapes 10 receive the Distinguished AID unanimous sufaF
the people He has had the happy faculty u Tho dsspp
he eam fashion, Them ~ 0as
divided sentiment The House nf Representatives has beer
loss sr leader hni Of
always nrxanizcd The fashions psc hand of ART so
skin n Tie AIsi what hc dsoreaRxsd element. Of the fsp
the taste Of the artist, e other y suhsurd ny the oqnsncs
1rst0r What the latter assembly ss
Fox " 10 be popular assembly Of fashion. We thus mr.
tuied parallel, but parallels closely certain p
thence they dtvere and thus " With leaders 81 ap
our leaders n pntcs The speaker of fashion r such
Designate repressntatve loss for the gh
the tRh ard the right IL tess or the ufm
when he aPPles 70 hinder III. east awp
Jan ap--da
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WILLIAM H. and mary his wife, Weaver
Julia bts e, laans IA ehaneeEy, against the ehdIsa
Jacob CnseT DECREASED whose nlmes chi
RosannA ZmHcFmRn, deceased ~hoss gu
known Cger, The ehndea Of Lewis CIger deeeased
whose names are unknowni r. and Ann bis wife Je
CgeT children Margaret Glenn, deceased whose are
unknown Hehsas cges Jonas Cnslar and Jeremiah Cdg Ia
tight az administrator OF Aaron deceased a.
nus Sinclair and William ID. Weaver Ga Dc
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Austin, Texas, February 2, 1856
T. Edward Clark Secretary Of of Texas
hereby the foregoing eight hereto Is
true and corect COPS entitled "hn giving
fAn provide for
such creditors he ae refnhc Of Texas arr ceupbended
nine eighteen hundred
passsd essisn 81 the Thirty third
Congress United and approved February twenty
eighth, eighteen hundfpd and ffy hyc.n
witness hand and The seal q the deparreni The day and
IsEktl ysat Aforesaid.
EDwARD CLARK,