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H- John Green, who recovered
the safe from the Atlantic, has been
engaged to descend to the steamboat
Lexington, which was burned on the
Sound in the winter of 1887, with the
view of recovering the $4,000 which
sunk with the wreck. The vessel lies
in ninety feet water, and the treasure
is said to be in an accessible place.
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NEW GOODS.
At the PhilnsieIphin Cheap 3

Ht tHe EfHsIpHfH C"""P oOVfes
THE following new goods have Just been receiv-
l. ed at this establishment, and will be sold at
the usual low prices-pain and Check Nansook
Nuslfns, Irish Linens In all qualities, Damask
Table Cloths and Napkins, Russia and Birds Eye
Diapers Ladies' Black Lace Mantillas and Points,
Black Lace Wells, Ribbons, Gallons, Trimmings,
Fiets Mitts, Long and Short, Gents Lisle Gaunt-
lets, Pillow Case Linens, &C., also large lot OF
Boys Leghorn Hats very cheap. ljuly IL.
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House and Lot for Sale.

A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT, As5lfr
n suitable for family residence, HI
situated in Catfish Town-below ksa
F. Ariour's Steam Mill The house Is at
the corner Of hatcher and Spanish sts., and
is perfectly new. For particulars enquire Of
jly9 L. Z. POWERS & co.
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Spfrial u otifes.
E MOVED.

HAVING removed my Grocery into the brick
Ill building recently erected on the South East
corner Of Court House Square, / respectfully In
vite, Old Customers and New ones, TO give me
call. IjulyA M. q. BRYAN.
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fCom nun icate d .
Painful Ignorance.

PoMrpu, July Esd, 1860.
Ed. COMET II know you will be
knocked into cooked hat' when as
sure you that | yesterday heard man actu-
ally PROFOUND the question-"Who is B. @.
Jones1'' Will you be so good as to state
whether you ever heard of such unparal-
lelled and alarming ignorance Is it thus,
sir, the representative of the great Artesian
party is to be ignored Nosir--never.
Yours, in rage,
SwirEs,
How to account for the fact alluded
toby Swipes," VIC cannot, in brief
space. There are many reasons why
the great men Of the nation are not
known, and none less manifest than
this. "Our people are absorbed with
their own local great men, whom
their huge proportions overshadow
the name and fame Of such illustrious
statesmen as Jones. Our public
school system is deficient in this 1--WE
hope our friend Bard, will not abuse
us for this). Whilst our schoolmas-
tiers are flogging into he seat of reason
of the rising generation to impress
forclbly upon the growing mind, who
was Lots wife, and what gentle
man it was who lived thirty days in
the, epigastrum Of the whale of anti
quily they neglect all the living great
men of the times. It is absurd logic,
to hold that man is not great man
until he is dead. We have as many
great men now liviDg-of mighty minds
and giant intellect as there was when
Noah was a sailor.
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IL From Hartford, Connecticut,
We get a paper called 1.-THE Hartford
Evening Press from which an ex-
tract now and then, will serve to show
the political complexion Of things in
that vacinity Here is morceau:
AWAKE UP Srooptpr--7he Times
ia distressed 20 learn chat "a consider
able portion Of the German voters IA
vor The election Of the gallant Fur
MONT. Il will be more distressed
when II finds that not only "a oonsid-
cradle portion" but almost the whole
Of the German voters, are among tho
best and most determined supporters
Of FREMoNr AND FRHEpoM The
Times must wake up, and inform IL
self Of what is going forward, instead
Of getting TO bed with Fillmore Know
Nothings
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Not nj nil Surprising.

ticket for President, must carry In
this State, for the Springfield, Free
State Of Livingston Parish Gasette has
came out from The neutral ground, and
declared itself to be of the masculine
gender, with strong arm and a
steady nerve in support of Democratic
principles. Now the Paxent guns;
the mighty swivels and small pop guns,
will begin to 90 off one by one, in
honor Of The victory in the Free State.
We trenble with anxiety to see what
the great submarine battery on Gus
tom House street, will say. After il
shall have fired of, then we shall keep
our ears prioked to hear The minor in
s'ruments Of music, play variations
The Springfield Gaseite, which was
but the other day transubstaptiated
from The Piny Woodsmdn, and had
taken high neutral ground, now comes
out with democratic" names for Pres
ident. Ii is presumed non that our
friend -. NJ H." will not put the
question to j. M. IT, again, "Is
Messr4. Buchanan and breckenridge
elected ~
Listen to The two closing para
graphs Of tho Gazette's article defining
"Our Position y
We hoped ere now to have found
some gentleman to take charge of our
columns, but not having as yet sue.
ceeded, we have determined no long
err to wait; but at once to declare in
favor Of tho cause Of our choice"
However seldom we may talk on
the subject Of politics, and however
little we may say when VIC do talk, we
can no longer forbear from hosting tho
Democratic flag.
Good And If it be fast oolors, and
the true striped and starred bomba-
zinc Of the nation, we say in tho Ian
guage of the Poet, ooh long may it
wave DER the land of the free and the
homo of tho brave"
One word more in reference to the
Piny--or we should say, "Gosette,'
before wo give up the Presidential
contest Does tho present editor re.
member gentleman of the name of
Mason *. Y" or g. W." we
think ? Well, that gentleman had
such material aid from certain politi
clans in this city and elsewhere to
keep the "Piny' blazing away with
democratic fire. az gives the party
kind Of tacit mortgage on the concern.
Indeed, a gentleman of the name of
"Read,' who was tho illustrious sue
cessor of Mason tho honest sim
plioity of his heart explained the mo-
dus operamdi by which tho pepper was
kept in existence, and gave us suf1i.
cient reason for stopping the press Of
the Piny, that it would be long time
before another State election would
come on, and hence it would be long
time before he could expect from
office holders and office seekers, the
aid necessary to keep the motive pow
er of the press in action.
| It is useless for the present editor
to tell us that the Gazette is not the
same identical paper-types, press and
standing advertisements, that George
Washington Mason had. We recog-
nize as familiar face in 1.-THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association offer
ing for rattle in the year 1850, the
"Genoa crucifix." We also recognize
"The Ashton Ridge Seminary for
Young Ladies'" and the very identical
"Now Orleans Prices Current" is
standing there, which was set up for
the 'Piny" in the year 40. Come,
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For q ale.

A HOUSE and LOT, beautifully situated AAAz1h,
N for small family residence, can be Ei1
purchased CHEAP, for one part cash and k.ss33
the balance In one and two years credit. II
For further information, apply 10 Ii. v. BABIN,
at the Shsrif's Office. July15-M
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dbe 9ailg Gonlet.
BATON RoUGE,::.JULY 20, 1860.

DHATH or MAJOR GENERAL PEA
oooHE.--Major general Peacocke, Of
The British army, died on The 3lst Of
June, at bis residence near Tours, 10
The list year Of bis age The gallant
general had done considerable service
during the peninsula war, during the
CREATE portion Of time being in the
Portuguese service. He was present
nc Busaco Albuere, Cuidad Rodrigo,
Badaios, Vittoria, Pyrenees, and Nj
velle. for which he received the silver
medal and seven clasps. Soon after
the close of the war, he retired on half
pay. Regaescat IN pace. lie has
strutted and iretted bis time upon the
stage like any other peaoooke, and
now, Alas, is seen no more.
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Cooking Stoves.

1UST receiv d a lot OF large and small
y. sizes: Old Kentucky, Mayfower, Ohio
Premium, and Crescent Stoves, also Pot
Castings Of every description.
mays. MONTAN Il HUGuEI.
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NOTES.

Nc viii be made m ups prrfomsd and for each of sue
omissions satisfactorily the
deducted For arrivals behind break
with depending mails and sufficiently excused
OF The far subject forfeiture Fines Will
imposed unless e delinquency be promptly and sazfaeiey
explained by certificates OF addrs ot other
crsdiabls fr nrgeeung take the mail
office suffering be injured, Destroyed robbed
refusing aeT demand convey
The concerned in vehicles ia
The Postmaster GrEefal fall
bly, oisabeyrg
instructions of department. sssignns with
the The
alter the schedule He also order increas of
By allowing therefor a
He also
pro Of pay,
disphDsed The
rids should b. addressed The Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
-ra, supeiscnbed Mail Proposals Nor Cnrofna Ten
by May further particulars
conditions
psmpher Hdvnrsrnhnt easseyg ai in Kentucky,
see, Missouri, and Iowa, Of 1874
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mar s-lHw5w Postmaster General.
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United State. Patent OIc~.
NJ .fWwak ANE

IN p~i0n Of J. n S. w. Lesh Bcuson
ard ID b0wmaH, administration d Jacob besds dseesssa, II
WaynF c0unty, lndAha praying foT rs eIurnn EIrHi
aFsHlsd 10 " Lesh, DHAfdoh, T.
ysars
osa s expiration Of sad PaieHI winch place g7h
day u June, ls5S-
Ii ofderrd sHid peusH
Monday, l6h q June ~ o'ciock person.
nathd appoar show sy have, why
petition ought mol 10 be granted.
feons opposing s erison are required TO Ole IN The Patent
Ocr their otjons specially foTth writing
be f heurugi an testimony h-d parry
used SAID hearing @ken
with The O The 0ce, which viii be furnished
Application.
The IesfinSay be closed Gu dro-
s0ns and ahsr rapers ried uPnn Testimony tiled
Once before the morning thai day srggDeh
AM within days thereafter.
odrsd aso ths' is eotcs be pushed s the union, Ints
rcncsT Evening washington, o. g. Republican, BsI-
Prrn,yisHn,sn IrlAS,Iphh Day Booh New
Ingurrr CHciuus Ohio, wocA F dire successive
pfeyioss The a7sh q June the day q hssrirE
CHARLES MASON,
COmmi-sionsr 81 Patents
s-Editors nf the papers please copy,
bale s Patent Once wnh paper containing This notice
March r~-isv3w
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NOTE.

Proposals be guaranteed by responsible pgrsUn
fed such By judge Of rscare aud
bidder,
before the lisa Of Jsiy
Nc pay performed, and for each Of
satisfactorily
deducted For arrivals Ear beisc
with depending mails and sufficiently excused,
fourth Of ihe for The uip spbjeei forfeiture.
FneH viii be mp,ed unless the anquebcY promptly
sfaciny explained for neccung mail from
post ONCE for suffering TO be injured, destroyed rebcd
refusnk,
frequently the running
hees The The Postmaster Gnera nnnBl
fir repeated failures ageeaby for dis
c-ysrr ofce distractions 81
The General the schedule tie
incress, Of service by therefor rata increase
the pay He may alec eura teOntnus tie
in whole rata decrease Of allowing
monts copensAnn of dispensed
with BIDS should be addressed the Second Assistant Post
General" superscribed" PTo0sl for No 1854 Mspd
further particulars pamphlet advertisement for
ihs q ais in Alabama Mlssissppa, ac of "a and lsS
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb G-laN4w PosinskeT General.
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United states Mail.
FosT oFfIoE DErAKTaERT,

FOsT OFFIoE DEPAKTnEsT,
AASch - lS56.
PROPOSALS or conveying e mails II United from
the ls day Of Jny, 1855 The 30th
IN the state of N1r anohnas and from Juy
70 he % 81 June e3e inclusive, The viii
he received a. the Coniraei Ores Of Post once
NE cry washington anu WEDNESDAY The 3h of April ieS
al :, y NJ tto be decided by lhe 7th May ful0~Ing)
NORTH CAROLINA.
o0e Prom Ashsvle. BY Sulphur Springs, Hommeny Greek,
Pigeon River Forks o. Pghon Waynesyie Peu, SCOTS
Creek, frankln, Hkehch Ienneases HTer Aquane Head
Tennessee, yalieytosn and TomAtlA, Murphy, IaSk
miles and hack. twice week, IN horse coaches
Leave Ashssiiie MONDAY aud Thursday st4ami
hTrise 81 Murphy neKt days by ~ pm
Leave Murphy Saturday and Tuesday
Afnye al Asheyiile nexI days by i2p m.
TENNESSEE.
s4s From CleayslAnd, Tenn by Chaay, Wansve Benton
PeliOn, FpTingtOwn, Towes Falls CokeF Creek, Turtle
Town, NJ c., Laurel Valley PeTsimmon Greek, and N0lra
10 murphy, N niiies and back, week.
coaches.
Leave Ceayeand Thursday aHd Sunday at pm;
Arive AT hiuIphy next days by pm; ..s. 81.
Leave murphy "Wednesday aad Saturday al 4amj
Arrive cleveland dEys by " .n.#s
Proposals 20 commsace Benton invited.
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THREAD LACE GOODS, EgBHoIDEHIRS. &c -
The subscribers have receva from NJ YoE fan
shgvsnsu,sa Eoods winch
the lnp1asns, embracing all tu
= Eyles Of
Cullafsts and sleeves, In 70 match
ChentE.ts and stusyes d.
co.tarets Ana slreves Do
c'alax and llseves do
Frencb-vok.d rscHiE l. and EiesvsE DO %
Lace truInrd Frsrch W0rRrd colaft and sleeves
EnshFaissfed eaHbre, g. ssts y nsatoh
Enihroiaertd iipen and Enuu u-camhfic
Thrssdtsce cotaFs and sleeves snatch
kuufBiaK ssts, tosh biark asa whtc
Fnfrsias Cd hnrdksfeff variety
Eufs oidsf.d skirrs, fat opfn drnssss
RnasSpiseres sviss ard csntH5c hSuncirT
Easssod~rsd 6iuuiy ana i@oanel bands
Nusiih and cnmhfic earhEs and iasr rings
R@si fhrerd iscs berries ard etAiaTs
Thread iscsB and cdfinrz ~ HIl widths
BinrE thread scss nad sdFinRs al widths
Wide black lsesE lor aouhcss &c,
T0Rshsr Foods adapted
pfesent and approaching such
finuusre slk dresses, in variety
TInuured grrbadfhs rubss,
Ftoancsd hsrrgc robes,
sfnped sHd pfaid tw1stsd .ks
f,hsns siiks striped ard figured. EyIcs
l. Fhi plain Filt 'sg evening dresses
Crfarrd Hpfons Do
Rlark -iks IN variety. kc
AZ 81 which, or-sher eompss of ssaaonnhs
Foods boih frsr end sstc, fancy staple offered
Fsb R7-sua~'.H HOoE, BRO a co.
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-, s.Is saur Hundred Segso.s alaa Ten T1og.~ ass
ss~s AZ yarlt- lis Aks LAnd In Dallas and Iorry
ss-...sf.x Alabama. ~

For sale -Four n..dssd ssss"s. Ara Tea rnoa--,.
Counties. Alabama.
A., Monday an April nsIi tlhs ssl SELL Al calawbA
N paas eoGny Ala The highest bidder, io cash, Mobile
nsaaapees ii sxy aays, bearing lerrsi,
area hy hey nrsfoe sso my olseIs % longer uDe All
seclunsssd and sGpenehe % eollsn sn'Auon haads.
IA - ~ tine to valuable nesees tin iols . sui
s.s as's' Ind 4 " . ss s sAa sSus as. ss as.
SIsni~lous Tngs fiaaa,on !" Mud tiah six
s Holmes Place, Cruss Eohs " ali o. which,
ss ' s = n essSes = .s%nss nj mss @
1sla eR nsiha abuut four hundred
ss. &c are al il ass a,s soasinaa These planta
oas sO miles below The civ o Montgomery about $50
which Il ~ al nasssbe fo STEAMBOATS, Near
pa eaaa csI Z Ise gaHaass are % 90 as ss. and
SELMA 4 cAlea as eepo, e ,he iunesh q me Marion ra
,esaasy uf ne ovher 4nratuns ralrona
males, and nies distant Que of VIII e within
sac IL euirsalos with rood gs gin houses presses
N is. negro cabins, shop, WELLS &e se
a sd = d e = e ,s .s 7, % Sass 3 spsass and
wsos iasa y g. - - ,1 ~, - ~ "s ~ asoas u's
u s stye plantations and negroes viii be given 10
Al any tune whilst the crop 10 glowing, or In Dccen
bef OF January next, they may wish
sold privately previous TO hs hrs Monday in December
will tna Day AZ Selma sell 10 he hghed bidder such
snch never b4ore
wishing continue o 10 engage in The cultivation
II has been deu for years pa 10 hnd plantation In hs
region for sale any price, even 10 purchase
1hess plantations ia fertility faeines m transportation,
IN al rsfpeci4 fulg eqga IL perio ay
growing and know that win
satisfaction OF of Union
il healthy he cane- -bfaken region OF Alabama
sell privately for cash In4
tu givai. residences Selma
valuable eann, finished large blocks Of bcx buildings,
including The laEest and nost desrah located soeroons Offices
banking houFas, &c, sc. 5 #a gaaa
Aso very desirable umproved large lots, small
uacs land and Contiguous selma
30 head Of bandd among which the eele
Brown Dick superior brood Mares young
'ons, ssanss eo and hies-ai Of them from The very besi
racnr stock.
Am0ng first trainer, several COED
cooks
further particulars address The undersigned, w. III. Byrd
eR Selma W. NJ. Brooks ezg Maron Perry county
AIabana The paIs des-
information tiTuse may wish make inses
iganon OF the premises. BEN. EDWARDS GREY
aELEA, Alabama, Feb. H. 1856.
Fub I9-G2nn
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TO OUR sUBsCRIHEEk.

Inc has no PcTson ~h sps4 bSgAs
ihe pssEaent oftte sshseIipaon be IA sssaneu.
DtaHt subscribers may Forward "a ney b. letssr de pouaRs
q Shieh w bs Paa b .ssas b. ourselves Ii "
safe uaIslassi0n.
The COUNTRY fAfER pgbhsd weekly saTinK the sea
sions u Coagess, sAd sei weekly auTizs is recsss
Subscriptions for period ieAs an year received ss
Terms proposaionea 20 thc abose annuAi rsles.
UJ-rosTMAsTEEs auasonzea act a. our sgeuts and
By sending DAILY sahscbeTs Win ESQ snerod ..
uliea . a copy gY0fh.
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United States Mail.

PosT OTYcE IMPAIRMENT,
February IS, 1856.
PROPOSALS for the mail Of the Uniied States from Ju
B 1885, June -, 1885, The following viii be
eeiyed Once of this Department until
April 80 be decided by the 7t OF May following
79sa From Charleston Miss by Mouth Of Cold Water, MchelIs
Roads Mound Place Eoor's Bayou, and Lake,
Helena, Ark rs allies and back . week.
Leave Charleston Monday :, al m;
Arrive q Heesa day by 8, y. IN.
Leave Helena Wednesday Al 7, M;
Arrive al Charleston day by 8, p, IN.
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THIS Ia give Euttce the subscriber ma
tsiheo the otrhuns' Washington
District Of caiumhia, lers q adasiraaa pers0nai
tate of Thomas Law late STATE o inats Az
having are hereby warned
srbt The same, with vouchers thereof EuseTI 90
before The nR.ten day February Ibey
By iz~ be ercBdre fum ali henef th- s-fd
Given an6er hand this ntBooenh dy Of February lass
Feb 12-lss3u HENRY MAY, Aa an.asHaIof.
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United s.rI-. Patent one..


an psuou Mchss y Dyeu, Of Phhsdsphia, fcrnsyys
W 4 him Tor
ff ezseuts oils, foT "a
pswnt, which ptHr, the thir
tipthda MAY, tEss-- ..-.. !
N orasred ad petition be heard AZ the Patent oes
nansav ~ oAcaock, and AT
and show ,m
why ssia petition oarhi moi 20 he sranicd. = -. - = ~
or.ug required - fs tn the Pstent
as@caans specially ssi frh ~ rnr ~ lsatwsH
te o beating An esaonY Sled BY either
~ Al bearing ks tten ard transmitted
roraauce oe which viii be furRishes 90
rfirnfun.
The toruony wu he closed oa ne sh q ssy
depasuns papers relied ostmouyi nauSi
of th@i dsFs the
afyuuasrl., fany. s-na las theresAer. u
Ordered, pubsbed IN TIRE Union ine
and Evening sta wssfrfon, n c. Rspns'csR " '
a., Maryland rhladcpr Psi nnd 1rus nal
nf Cnmmsrce, New Yors ~ ", week feg three sue
cssse weeks previous the ninecsnh of Asy nsr the day o
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner pf rrt~nfs.
p s.Edto n papers pease enry ssns
etr b y ~ Patent ofcs, wh corisiains mi. notice
Fkh Is-lnw8w
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Medical Card.

nOCToR sTkNIsIAs HEENIrZ rEunr OF hurao
~ psfly. Ofce, 23i Consus
tom from 10, a. m, ~ 3 m.
Doctor stArsas Hrfnz having returned from Euru2c
proved health vii attend the practice Of hs profession
lie Doct.uf paris FFa=yAis.
Dei Dactaf spicht Ilen
" Doctor hAhs E.ptnJi.
II DOuore pzriA Itaiisho.
Ian
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Urit.d states Patent Once,
wsshinEion, March "a. lssl

I'M the petition George WRIGHT spnnsheA Msssa
chus rsyihf fT nstn nf pstgnt rrHrtrd
MAY. iS41 machines
ruling papst," for Fca the
whtch tahCs rlscs The 9rth ~ My IsS-
ordered tha Tire sad petition heard
Monday, the I2h of Nay ~ o'cIoct, and al
uofhed appear snd show cause they
nave vhy said p-titon ouRhi not 10 BE- granted.
the extension required ale
objections Fpecpiy orh IN
before ne cay Of hesrnfi al testimony fled BY sthe parry
the said hearing be taken aud transmitted
with tho rules OF the ocv wbh viii b. furnished sp
Te tssiuouy The % or Msy dep
o#upn., ard papers relied t-smaHy, hs
ofsce before tire nnurning ef
Eunenis, N any, within ten days thersnitrf.
Ordered that THE notice Ne published IN The Unign Inoh
esncer, and Evening wnshron, y. G. Rspuhidan,
rsnnsywabsn, FhHsdsphis Day Book Nrw York snd
Rsssoa, fop three
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Pueuts.
npfrs
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United states Court Of Claims
6ANgD.

CARD.
THE uuderSFnsd John c. q YuTk city and
Thnup.ou ~ WAshtngtun g. oaun~eiHrs-
fsT The legal " claims, for ced
ufs n yoxstnmsrt q, = Coult - Ciatms.
T1sy cs-oPers nrdsts cArenl sttenian 70 bu
wshingen which hs iHfnsisd their
by renteu-r profession ciaSsats an of New
Nnrk eisFwtsre y any part ~ The Unian.
They personally letter. ehsf
Particular nioruauoR 10 CLAIMS
which hc1rs departments
fsrnispsd upon spgsaon W hs Pus islefessd
gnUS q. nENEREIN,
No. Broadway, c0fnef Well street, N.w YuIk city.
N. THOMPSON,
w@shnr,on rity.
NBI Dsverrur commissioner of the Cour of Cluirna
Jan aI--aawtnf llnici1
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rnr on eovEsxou WISE

\ IFE or GOVERNOR wIsE--A BirHrnphfcai Sketch ~
~ HsuT A. Vice, win hsioy u TIE political cnnpuFu ~
1855 NJ Janss y. Hnwhlston, n H. 81 50
The Virginia Convention ul delivered before
ne Virgins Arha ~ Or f Bra Kappa Society, " Harh Rir
crirshy. 81 81, .....
tpp ssls at TAYLOR a MAupY-s
March 10 Bookstore, Ninth street.
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Law Partnership.
LAW
RI. WALKER.

uopFpT . WALKER LOUIS JANTy hsvs foraea . parts
n nrhp Hsd ts ~ ossss ihs supsss
sf ths Un-1 stas and IN the Court o Claims. A6dres
washington CITY, d. e.
Jan9 9-en.dfff
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THE sasscb~T 0 f1F Rpoa
laviHs l-nas situated JzSpsr cpan, IhdIns, 80
sst eoHnt ss7e irDqanis esuBtv Ins
samuan eouHy s Tsss snds sn-y taerred IA
an "d sfed dsc within Eve mex of NcClsnes0rOuxh,
county seuf the nirusd u lsf-rsnn
ceunui lsoi 2is Frankn eouuy 60 Pops
county S5 Ia A.1hn6sr $40 ad i d
Wsoass.r Fo' fGfther iaornsuoa call g. ". GnRON
Ne " street. srrbi fof j. l. DE- CAMP.
NsshHEitt cg, D. g., Feh. ", 1855.
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Land WARRANTY,

John CLARK ae Iowa Iowa the
OF military land in OF Iowa
opened Office Washington ciiy ID. C., in conne1ion
lhe several land oces in the
Of Iowa. by which prepared 10 offer facilities fot the
location Of land ihe ony mode BY which aRd
holders fully avail themselves Of The bounty Of the CIV
eTnnenL
TERMS.
The land viii selected the loeaaon made certificate
maeI address Of BHe sending nsa,
following fees, winch must accompany The wafranu:
40 fee for selection and location, 54 which add land
ofhce ier, sl-SA
acres selection and location, So which add
of.ce fee, s2-Sr-
acres selection and location, s which add
Office fee s3-sil.
selection location, se
ofhce fee, sf-si4 "
The the pres charged By compeen, agents
the local oface
guaranty mat selections aes jxdcioasly upon
tus necoR and Of good land dis
trn the ~
The reciBg agents competent experienced
the stse and fully advised e al the local
ralrsd county seals tusers waie and seeDen present ad
prospective.
Lands selscsd an conaaeni from - 50
s. per sesesed Wsuahass
deisued and oIber holders, fail
large advance upon the face of their wArrauz
WsuRiess wia power attorney
dorsed The Ard please the assign
wih the faH hf the locator.
Address JOIN CLARK No s2 Pennsylvania syeaue with J..
w. Nehb 4 Co.
Refer Iowa dslerssn CcRgre the bon. Charles
Mason, Comtnissionsr Of fAieHts-
Feb i2-cif 3n-
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Madam. DeNos,

AbAhE bEFO>'S riin-y has arrived, and opened
Dl H iS3scun The Lakrs, sos feHnylVania avenue
Which me sisuan ~ the ladies of Hashn0p Geog0wn ss
. Respectfully inyit.d.
Jan ed
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VI d-ce tasr sPrtps style, March La
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Vat sobsvriber will resnasn ta - & Gays 40
an-e - us frnafuhg States and Trrtars ar
hs sale o. ne F1ou EssotauTs Hs VIII pa5tiss M hs
Aefu Louisiana hrHnsss, Aab~up, Floda, O. Worm
Isr"tua feunslvaaia swuse fs#n,-sss, Kenucsy Mspu
rsFnh, Washington Terrsrp, Ncbrzskz
Uth Northwestern Tstrt0 Nsw Ie1ieo a
bafef absence frna hs city, aHrut, Mr.
NJ GORDON, No. 2os a suesi, vii represent me.
J. L. DE- CANT.
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" ~ rs. - - " '
5rhs Wy q ss'vaton hy AIbsrt Barnss q.
y1hsVcesA--taa.t'a'oas " p. v. Gos-s sl
"a. ~. IRON the German ~ w. n. TurnSsE Is csuis.
Am' FRANCK TAYLOR.
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fsEdos Of The shove papers | please cory, ana send s
hHs 70 hs Psiep Once, viu paper containing s notice.
Mar t4-law3w