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a spleadid supper was prepared At the
Neil House in Columbus on the evening cf
the oh, Addresses were made BY Senator
Pagh. Col. Mccook, ]. W. Taylor. Dr.
Dorsey, 5. ". Glison, d, o. Morton AID
others.
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parks Ou 9 e,

Steubenyille & Indiana Railroad,
JOuV NirGUlisI,, Proprietor.
YTNHlS HOUSE is new, and every convenience is
"a afforded to guests Passengers on all the trains
eat at the Parks lio se
Hr Meals only twenty FIVE cents
aJ-Herald and Union, Sleubenvilles ublishdaily
and weekly 3 months; Trae American, Steube NJ
Nile, DeIaecrat and Ago, Coshocton Advocate and
Democrat New Philadelphia; Tunes and Herald,
Newark, publish 3monllis weekly, give notice, and
send bill to this office.
Cadlz Junction. Sept, L.. 1855.
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BIB " VIM. +. Musgrove, Champaign,
9'h George II. Busby Marion %;
ION Joseph N Her. Chillicothe.
iI'h David Hopper, Perry county:
IGN Henry NJ. Hedges. Circlegillss
18th " John Y Glessner, Mansfeldi
l4th 90 q. E Nichols. Lorain co:
l6:h Absalom Thrift. Knox CO;
10Th " r. W P. Muse, 2 ,nesyille;
i7h " Wa. II Eddy. CambridgsI
l8h A McGregor. Canton;
18Th " J W. Gray. Cleveland:
goth % Nm. Porter. Trumhull co:
2lst VIM. II. Gill. New lisbon;
And in addition, Medsry. Reinhard. and
Trevitt, OF The city of Columbus.
On motion, the Conyer tion then adjoura.
cd till 8 o'clock to morrow, "Wednesday
morning:
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.r0HM q. BINGHAM.

Atteruey anI Eo"A -eiinr it a-aw
mIh SoItFiIOr ina ats97Nr'"y;
WE I'LL attend to all matters entrusted to him, III
" the county of Harrison and adjoining coanues
Office IN Binghams block, corner OF Maiu and Aiar
ket streets, Cadiz Ohio.
C,ndir IIlu 10. lH52--lr.
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A. JUL. SCHRETBEk,
sCOTr MLEM MOS

MI , Nv y ~
ATTORNEY AND COuNSELl5]RS TLAW
NXTlLL practice in Harrison & adjoining counties
wv Particular attention given to the settemcn
saf estates, sales of land by Executors and Admin
Astrators aud on partition, examination OF utles &c
Deeds. Mortgages and all other written lnstru
nenis neatly and correctly prepared.
gJ-0hiee opposite the Court House. where fne
tho firm will be at all times prepared to attend To
.any buEi1es sreduired. sep o-u)
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1. PHILLIPS Il SON.

.NTANUFACTUREIlS Of boets and shoes, and
Iyl dealers In Trunks and travelling sacks, Mo-
rocco Y kid-skins lining and binding do. Peggs
Nsis. thread and oe-findings generally keep con
taEty for saie OF the above articles
at their old stand opposite the Public offices.
sCadiz o., April IL 1855,
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ppto our LATEST adyices. no Speaker
had been elesssd In Congress,
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LEAP YEAR, A bachelor fliend Of ours,
who has
"Bnt little wool on the top oI his head,
The place where the wool ought to grow"
wishes US to inform our lady readers that
this is leap year, and that he is candidate
for matrimony; and he would be pleased il
some Of them would "pitch in"
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EAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kindl
~ and qualities, large supply at
nav q. 1853 VI, JOHN BEALL,S.
TSABERS Cedar Pencils the beat in use for sal
E cheap by nov " 1893 ! BEALL
TTANTILAS, TaImas, Cloaks ard Collars, a
lvI beautiful assortment can be had az
Iort- q. b5 s g. II McFADDEN,
E,EIHHWLE. Broehea, Bay State a ID lhibit a large
- stock at reduced prices at MeFADpENS'
n [sct2, % VS.
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HIcHEsr CASH PRICE PAID FOR
WHE.T at iIATCHERS & co
Cadiz, August Is, 1855
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GBs Gaoiz Sentinel:
CHARLES N. ALLEN,
H Editor and Proprietor.

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70 the SENTINEL, will be entitedto copy tor one
year.
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For II lines or less, (three insertions) 100
For each additional insertion. 70
BUSINESS CARDS.
For IL lines or less, tone year
e3 - (six months) ........... 500
RATES OF POSTAGE
ON WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.
To al subscribers in the county where pubilshed'
t FREE.
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The following named gentlemen are our auihorizeq
agents to receive subscriptions, advertisements and
lob WORK. We hope they will prove themselves 10
t.good Agents. All contracts made BY them Wlli
tricty fulfilled by us:
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Stoek-James Hoagland.
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. Uncurrent Money.
~ THE HIGHEST PRI PAID FOR ALI
kiuds OF uncurrent money atthe banking house
n. LYONS in Cadiz. i
April III, lS65.-tt. III
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On motion, the proceedings were order.
ed to be published in the Democratic pa,
pcrs generally.
End the Convention was declared ad.
journed.
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Notice of the Withdrawal Of Lands in Mich.

IN OF the approved ID June 1885,
grant land State OF McmoAs aid
of certain railroads In said
this and
sale location Of following described
lands probably falling whn prescribed limits selection
until otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30b OF May last, 10 wit;
Once DUSeAs Al the land' the dc in The southern pc
naula, beween and IA and south township
@ aso In The northern Pennra all the lands north otownshp
49, and west OF range ~ west
Once IoNA All The lands the district all those
ships II, ~, 10, and "A lying west Of range "A
once IN in district, except
situated north of Owpshp ~ and Of
and aoth oi township 10 and east Of range east
Oce DETRorTi Al the lands district
townships and ID norh, and all situated ofrangr
Occ KataShlooi An the lands in the district lying Of
range west, ..".
Office sAuLr srr MARIE AZ he lands In the i5ct situated
south township 81, IN ranges 90 TO 81 inclusive.
south pf township So, IN ranges ~ 10 "a Inclusive
South Of township So in ranges - and ~
South OF township 81, In ranges 81 and 3s
North Of Township 80, in ranges ~ and fOi ard
North Of wnshp ~, In ranges Al aud ~
rcdsna prociannon Mo- A2 BE- offered July Sau
Sts Marie which viii not herefe, be offered atsh public sale
ordered
Given my hand General Land Once city o
Washington, this thirteenth day Of Jnns, isao .
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Jane 14-iaw6wt rrnfei star. Commissioner.
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Senate had power to take eognzance bat matter for
the exclusive jurisdiction OF courts OF law.
Mr. POSTER obtained the floor, but yielded It TO Mr.
SEwARD who desired TO reply to OF the remarks of
Mr. HusTEa with the understanding that he Mr. should
have the floor tomorrow.
Mr.. SEWARD said that the remarks just made by the
from Virginia had filled him with profound sur
prise and deep regret The committee chosen by the
of the Senate 10 investigate the assault Mr. SuNER had
made report expressing the belief that breach of
privilege, but rs the assaan member Of the House
ho protected by his privilege and the matter could
only be laid before the body Of which he member
Yet the from Virginia had nov assumed position
contrary the decision of the Senate in coneurring In
that report and contrary to the judgment Of the people of
the country.
Mr. BUTLER replied TO what had been said by Mr. SKw-
ARD He said that Mr. SUMNER the frat who had
abused his privileges member of the Senate
lay his prone hands upon the revolutionary history Of
of the original thirteen States.
Mr., PEARCE, being the chairman of the comnittee Of
investigation the assault Mr. SUMNER, sustained the
views Of that report and replied to Mr. HusrsRs argu-
nlents against IT,
Mr.. HUNTER briefly rejoncd, and then
The Senate adjourned,
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Each proposal must be signed by the individual making
and must specify iceor
Gle contained in tho schedule Should articles required
they furnished
according TO quality Blank forms proposals will fgr1hed
the department applying for them without
ormy therein, WauId nnd il difficult
con, viii ts taken into consideration substantially
agreeing herewith.
The proposals addressed Department, sate and
endorsed Proposals stationery" will given The
person contract awarded. will reaujrea
within hve days thereafter give bond, with two saeenl
ies for its performance. ~.
The dapartpeat to decide whether the
have with reject any az
cIes which be- in bis opuion OF inferior quality
annul the upon re comply With NE
a Reasonable
May 2i-Iaw4w lIntel Astarl
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United states Mails.
Posr oYyioK psrAKrssNr,

Posr ofIox psrAKrsssT,
May 10. 1856
pRoPosALs carrying tinted mails from The 6rst
will be received Contract Oee the Once
pnmeni IN the city OF Wahngon until O'Clock, OF the
leti OF June next, be decided the day
No. i450i From indianapolis via Bridgeport Palhsld 8eye
stesSile, GIeencaenei Manhattan, tsels Mil, Har-
mony Bruzi, Van Buren, and Clover Land, 20 TeTe
Haute, "a miles ard back, sr imes week, BY such
mode of transportation will include the entire mail.
SCHEDULE.
Leave Indianapolis daily, except Sunday, m, and
hnvs al TerTe Haute next days by ans
Leave Terre Hauts daily, except Sunday, AT and
Arrive at indianapolis next days by 10 a m,
@t NOTES. FL.
proposal accompanied by guarantee aligned by
Two responsible persons, in the following manners
FORM OF BID.
I,--, OF -----, county OF -, State OF -, propose
, ugreeably advertise Of the Postmaster
General dated May 49, 1885, and by the following mode Of convey
ance, viz: .es.a. g..@ q.
for the annual sum Of ---- dolars.
Dated
(signedJ
... PORN OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned residing NJ --, stae OF -- undertake
accepted by tie Postmaster General the bidder shall prior the
Of July 1866 thereafter may be-
required obligation perform the service proposed with good aud
sufficient suIetes. 4. WA. ... ..
(signed by guarantors.)
Dated ..N
This should accompanied by of postmaster
that the property able make good their
guarantee. .r
FORM OF CERTIFICATE
The undersigned postmaster of , State of , certhes,
ande h oath Office that he is acquainted with The above
good heiF guarantee.
Dated
ey.s a..... .... JAMES CAmpBELT,
May 2D-law4w ,, Postmaster General.
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The Of peon viii be apon eooks
'hc payment ofthe subscription be
Disisai subscribers sy money BY letter Tho possse
ei which WIN be paid by ", and al sk b.
safe lsassnission
The COUNTRY fApER Il Published tr weekly during
Sions Of Congress, and semi weekly during the
Subscriptions for period less than viii be received
terms pTopoiloned 10 the above annual rates
@3-POsTMAsTERs authorized 10 act a. our agents. and
by sending DAILY subscribers 500 enclosed,
sEmIwEEkLY subscribers, with SIS enclosed, win be
uied q copy gy1is. Es
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hoet bond certificates other srfdsnes Of s DIR Of
Tcra e late Tspt the eo under ef 2sn
February, 1885.
TRR.sunv DEPARTMENT, April II, 1856
WHEREAS ab 1sth February, ls53 ent
lied can provide the payment of such creditors OF
INC late republic ~ Teras compehsnded IN the Of Con
1885, requires Secretary the Treasury
public Of dsy
ofth mew payments be made under said
Aud whereas by this
and duly published setting rh said act OF Congs,
Of sssenug thereto
requiring provided
department with releases and
dav therein days prior 10 the LIST Of June
the said ith further provides that
cer6catc evidence ~ debt
which shall thirty before the time limited by said notices,
be presented at the Treasury Department = .#
Notice hereby given TO the holders Of ANY bond certificates
shall he received
date hereof they will
excluded all benefits Of said agreenby 70 the 4h
lion Of the -
Apl5-lnw2m Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Notice


0f tcifhdrGwal Of lands in Florida and alabama,
IN entitled An granting public lands,
in alternate sceions 10 The states gf FLORIDA and Aabama to
of certain railroads In sa,d sstes,n
proved May 1855, land lying within fifteen miles
Of fnwnR railroads aud branch named said act
rvrr Jaeksonvie to the Of Es
cambs Pensacola from Anen island on the Atlantic
he branch Ceder Key the
tercep hay portion south of i've Junc
Ceder Key and from Pensacola, siorida
Montgomery Aiahamahave, This Office,
irom location until further orders
General Iaad Office, the city Of
Washington, this twenty-,hird day Of MAY, 1876, - L
THOs, A. HENDRICKS,
May o4-1avewt [stsr In'ei,l Commi..ionsr
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United states Mails.

rosr o'noE Dry,sIsrsg,
day OF July 1885, ths first day Of Juy lss the following
route viii be recved At The Contract ofee Of he Post Once De
1sth Of June next 'p be decided the nert day.
No ol From Indianapolis by Cumberland Philadelphia Green
aed clsyslsnd s,, Shsro'esyile kaishislogn, os
town, Conrevile, Richmond, and New Paris, 10
Dyqn' ono, a ls1 miles M and oast, aa, ssSsP sna
the entire mail.
SCHEDULE
Leave indianapolis daily, except Sunday att I2mi
Arrive at Dayton BY a m nsu morning
Arrive at indianapoi, next morning by fam.
NOTES.
proposal by guarantee signed by
two responsible persons, in the following manner
convey me mai rom July J. 1885, to June 90 lass on roi No.
General ated May ao 1855 and BY The following mode
Of conveyance, vizi
proposal knowledge Of
the weight Of the mail be carried all other particulars
nation q the instructions and Requirements attached the adye
tisemsnt.
Dated ......
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
The undersigned, residing at -, State of -, undertake
accepted BY Genera, shall PRIOR
h day Of Juy 1856 thereafter into tho
REQUIRED obligation perform the service proposed with good and
This we DO understanding distinctly obligations liabilities
assumed under The 2 section Of the Of Congress
tsIgnsd BY two gusrsn,ors)
Dated
FORM or CERTIFICATE
The undersigned postmaster Of - State Of cer'i6es
under he oan o tina, he acquainted with the above
anto and Knows them 70 D. men OF property and nee 70 make
Dated
JAMES Campbell,
May 2i-iuwfw Postmaster General,
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United states Patent Once,
WaEliinston. April 26. lE56

M the petition of Reuben Rh Of oswego county Now York
praying the granted to
July, lsfl, for improvement in wheels
from expiration osad patcnt which takes place
6th day of July, 1855
ha the sad petition be heard at the Patent Once
Monday, the JOth OF ~ o'clock, all
notified
said petition ought TO he granied.
opposing required flo
Oficc objections specially forth writing at leaf twenty
hearing all testimony filed by
TO said hearing taken
cordance rules Of the ONCE which viii be
application, ~. ...
The testimony In the will be closed e eoa Of June
depns'n other papers relied testimony be
Office before The Mosulp cf that d the
menu II any, within tea days ,hefuailsf
Crdeged so that @ hoce bc pnshed In The Union
reuce Evening STAT Washington d. o. Republican, Ba-
more Phadelp Book New York
Post Bosou three previous
the 10Th peri, the day ofheailns.
CHARLES MASON,
Commission OF Patents.
r. s-Edlo Of The above papers peuse copy send
bills 10 the Patent Once with containing lhs nouSe,
April 9Q-iaw3w
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Proposals for Fuel.

QrARrERaAsTER's oYyIoE, MARINE CoRPs,
Washington, May II, 1856.
SEPARATE sealed proposals win be this office until
~ Thursday 10Th June, 1856, 10 O'clock supplying
quantities wood aad required from LIST july
1885, June 1887, the marines stationed Washing
city saping,
hlumnous, option OF Commanding officer
supplied IN such required by
piled and such directed
said commanding ocer free Ia The United States
q. p. LINDSAY,
MAJOR and ssuaItermaster.
May 10 -lawtJuneia tlniei, slarl
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Washington, May IA, 1856
I'm the petition Matthias w. BALDWIN, Philadelphia Penn
yvAna praying for tho extension ~ paicut granted 10 him
August lei2 for IN ''the
locomotive steam engnes lof seven years from the
expiration % said patent which akrs place On The goth day Of
August, lSJS-
Is ordered the said petition be heard At tho Patent Once
Monday th OF August " O'Clock, and AL
na6sd appear and show cause, they have
why said petitiun ought not to be granted.
oppou the extension required 70 hc In the rat
objections, specially retch in vaag least wenJ
DAYS before day OF hearing Al hled by either party
the said hearing must be take and transmitted IN
Of the once, which will be furnished
plc aiion. -, J. .
Tue Testimony the case win be closed tbs st Of hu
dcposons and other relied upon testimony,
hod IN the Office OF before the morning OF that
day The Arguments, any, Within ten days thereafter
Ordered be published the Union, tnte
aenes aud Evening STAR Washington Republican, BALTIMORE
Argus Phiadephia Day Book, New yofk and Post, Bos,on,
successive weeks previous 70 the t uf
August next, ho day Of bearing =, -, 1865,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. sHdiior papers will please copy, and send
their bills 70 the Patent ofce with paper containing this notice
May l6--iaw3w
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IN approved 18th May 1885, mahns grant
lands SECTIONS
rucion of ceran railroads IN said State instructions
Issued this Office Withdrawing from market, until further
orders the in the fol
lowing named disuicts which still open for effect
ing .niss and locations, viz
ohhcs =, Dscarrsh, all the lands IN the district
Once At Dodge all the lands north Of the line setween townships
% and az.
once city, line between
ships oi and ~.
Giv-n my hand At the General Oice city
IHos. A. HENDRICKS,
May 0-iswsv lint and surl commi,sioneT
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TR WINE on omo.--The Ohio wine crop Is estima-
ted at 100000 gallons Mr. Longworth Of Cincinnati has
this bottled 10000 bottles He has In cellar
100000 bottles 10000 Of which are from the Isabelle
grape
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Proposals for Stationery.

..... r..e Treasury DEPARraENT, May ~, 1856
SEPARATE proposals furnishing stationery required
department during the fiscal ending June 30, 1885, VIII be
received until IL O'clock the 0th OF June
Tie
the very quality fourteen samples
Of each article must accompany bid The of the
whom ibe awarded will be paid the
Others will be returned the bid
will be considered
best quality, suited department
ror SPURIOUS imitation articles will subject the bid rejection
at the pleasure OF the department.
Each must be signed the firm individual making
contained in the schedule and, every ar
the department would find ddcp. uniformity
be inio eonsidera''"- make decision,
The articles unless substantially agreeing there with
equred delivered without deay when or
TO the satisfaction ,be same
ms reserves TO itself the right
service may require. t>t1s N108 ~ M '
supply at any Time will be deemed
cause forthwith 10 annul the contract.
Bonds with approved security, be given by person or
sons con'racng and in OF supply The aces re-
CURED the contractor ann his shall
VIE speeined IN such bond us lquidated damages
The department propo apy poron
e arnces containsd therein Articles specified
sails SHAH be supplied the
The suhoned hat specfes nearly now can be done the
syauired
90 reams foopost satin, plain hnish nt ed or pan
2Vo rea iaoiseap iainn side or plain and
tiIimed, % weigh not less thap 10 lbs, per rean - =
9i realms qnaro post machine, faiHtned Sides
As reams note paper szess by by M inches plain
ruled, p'r = ''-0
reams Of medium paper. FOR books per ream plain or ruled
do envelope paper, s5 by inches and 10 by
inches, yellow or buG, =
% rsams lrae brown enve'ope,
~ do blo,uaH paper, royal, per
6a do copying paper Mann ~ per rsam
ioo gross metallic psns Of all kinds required qualify per
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ExECuTWE t'oMMuYIoArIoNl

LAUNCH or THE UNITED STATES STEAM rmeArr CoLo-
RADo.--The Norfolk Argus Of Friday says:
Yesterday, at 10 O'clock this large and splendid
steamer launched from the Gosport navyyard in very
superior style The immense hull moved gradually along
and aoated off readily and with but little noise cnusing
however great commoon in the deep into which
she was handsomely ushered. There very large
assemblage witness the sight Thousands went over
from Norfolk and Portsmouth. and attractive dis
play of female beauty has seldom been witnessed There
were probably six fnot eight thousand persons present
steamer IN the act Of launching The ways were laid on
piles extending ont 40 feet from the wharf large floats
secured to the stern and she provided with
large anchors that dropped when reached the
channel OF the river.
Her dimensions are the those Of the Roanoke
being than 200 tons larger than the Pennsylvania
mediaiely put In.
Mr. Hartt the accomplished constructor and nl others
concerned may be justly proud Of the perfect snccess in
every particular which attended this splendid launch
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NOTICE is hereby given that will sppiy 60 IN.
duplicates Of following
lost land w one for 30 acres No. 1890 issued TO
Charles December 1885 the other Tor 90
Wilson January 1885, and No 1870 Said
bought by assigned blank, and mailed
Mess Snyder Son, Washington, who have not received
them No other right TO their poesson @ 70 10
ente them. GEORGE KELLOGG.
Maylf-law6w
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NEW SPRING GOODS rOH GEsTLEaEN.--p. ..
STEER, Merchant Tailor No. 4es seventh street. between
and has received ha goods has
announce 10 hts and the public that his stock
complete Gentlemen who wish styles invited TO
call early, wh the that desirable
goods will be shown them. The stock usual and
elegant furnishing good. for gentlemen.
April i2-eodovif [stn and organ,l
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Notice

OF ne dgcoHtirudaee Of The land office al Daarc in The
STATE Of Illinois
NOTICE hereby given that Of law and in view
~ OF that the unsod land IN the Danvile district is
hundred thousand the Secretary the
District
unsod be made uh &c, sale and spring
field in ssd STAT.
Lands remaining unsod anappopaej by subject
discontinued, win subject
u receipt
s by proper officers hcrat aud the land officers Spring
public which they will be
pared receive applications for entries Of such lands their
ufbcc.
my bpnd, the city q Washng,on his s day Of
May, a, ID, 1855. Ihos, ~ bENDSlchr,
Commissioncr Of the General Land once.
NAV 6--iavew Istar n Intel.
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Orders certificates Of packages
above win receive prompt
each drawing will be Immediately ae 1t Is
to all who order from
Address P.J BUCKLEY, Agent,
June 70 Wilmington, Delaware.