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speech Ov Mr.. Men iaMsAN.


having under con. Iteration the bill Is. No
ll2) 10 authorize the people oil the Icrrito.
~ OF Kansas to form constitution aud
State government, and to provide for their
admission into the Union, when they have
the requisite population
Mr.. BeSyAaIN .aid Mr. President, this
is thu third time within the short history OF
our republic that It's internal peace has been
lmpcfiled. Thrice already has the bond
which binds together the different States of
the coniederacy been menaced with dis.
rupuor, aud on each occasion the disturb
ing element has been the same. This
| Mon, which, at the date OF the adoptiua
OF tn. constitution, was formed oil one
non sI.v-holdog aud twelve slasehold'ng
States. now presents an array OF sixteen OF
the former aud only fifteen OF the latter,
Causes, which are too obvious TO require
enumeration, have operated since the Ioun
dalion Of the government ~ producing the
abolition oil slavery IN the northern por>
ton .! the county.
Ga the first oi these occasions, Nj.
President, IN 1870, more than tblfty years
after the formation oi the mon, Tia. \ worth
Tor the first time endeavofed to secure the
admission oi Maine INTO the | mon while at
.ne same l'"e IL Attempted 10 cAoluue
hlssontI--aho thHt, too ~ uehanee o' th'
PROVISIONS OF 'he treaty Oh ''ssloh ~ i'"o'
Tue "otus Oh VINO" a'e '""' u" sa'' '''
fl'p'l sh"ii US "ui"''e" NV" tue "'"" AZ
'he earnest Po's'p'e Pe'ou e""''s'e"'S
WIN we p''ne'P'es VI '"e 'e"e''' '""s"'"'
uon. Inc history on 'h"t co'UoN'lsD
hss been too frequently ana TOO thoroughly
discussed ON this lloof wl'h'h Tue last TWO
years 10 permit me to dwell upon 1t at ANY
length must however he permitted to
eApSoss my regret that the ehlnent men
who had charge OF tue intefe''s OF the
South at that time ever yleIded theIf con-
sent tn compromise winch 40 my Jndg>
meni is contrary 10 Tue tue 'heois o' inc
constitution, uecone'lable with Just re-
gard 10 me piihc'pie OF e9uai''l amongst
The >ihits, atd when, as mere measure
OF f"hcN, Ma totally i"haeYa"e 1" the
end proposed OF securing perfect hAtmu>
ny upon the subject OF DIVISION between
the different sections OF the coniedetacy OF
that lerf'lof, which WAS common To MI
II never answered ~ purpose '"' a
aiusle year. scarcely had u been passed,
@uen 1t was broken 10y nea'i, every "otth'
ern state whenever sfFealed to u> tue
south, II WAS scuihrh' u"i'ne'' hhu ieFu
dated he'' !" '0'o' we P'"F'h'u tue
extension OF It's pflue'pIes 10 tHF territory
acquired }" tue "'A'c"" wat GU PROPOSE
ton MAS contumchousiS objected "hen'
ia is''' we hha'N "sf'eu 10 !'Pe'' III
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Valuable Plantation for sale.

'lNlii. Undersigned oi,r- Tor sale, that salua'
ble and We i'mpto,cd Plantation recently
owned y, he, Greer, dceca.ed late Of Harm.
son county reya- Sad Plantation is situutcd
IN Harrison county, Texas q niles sonth-
west ct Jefferson, and - north OF Marshall.
There are 9O5 acres IN the tract $50 cleared
and under excellent fence all fresh land.
Nine negro cabins, clubhouse, aud mill dwell.
ing hou-, klthcn, and all the necessary out
houses on the premises, new, IN good OF Ter
and comfortable repair Fer convenience,
water, health. and fertility Of soil, i Is uusur-
passed by any plantation IN the county Tide
warranted.
If not disposed Of during the year at private
sale, Il viii be sold al public auction, before
th. courthouse door, in the town of Marshall,
on the Is, day OF January, 1887.
For terms of sale, apply to
H. y GEER,
ON the premises,
or TO sam. 7. Moscly. Jefferson, Texas, or to
r. W. Loughcry, Marshall.
a. The Ia Grange Reporter IronPf
county. Georgia. wl copy the above tishi
months. aud send account TO TeXa, Republic
can" whcre II viii be paid
II. n GkrK.
March is,. 1886. n2iN.
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New Orleans Prices.

Persons who entertain doubt Of th-, can
safety themselves 10y calling and examining
for themselves
bureaus, With and without marble tops side
boards sofas tctc-atctes mirrors, from the
largest and most splendidly gilded to the plain
est secretaries desks char, OF all kinds,
from The finest rose. wood and mahogany to the
cheapest aud most durable rd,tpad. from
the most elegant and finished patterns TO
.lv pialncst u superb lot of chairs. embracing
several hundred Of every variety They nave
@ choice selection # pianos, "hi,h for beauty
OF finish aud richness OF tone cannot be sur
passed.
Inaword, they have everything in the iurni.
turr line. OF course their
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STRAY nORNa,S.

n The following horses strayed away
10y sometime last summer
Dark Chesuu. Sosrel, about o.nc last
.pring, with some saddle marks,a small bulge
On hi- lief, law, walks and ,rots. Was raised
n.no miles IVES, Of NaeoEloche-, by ). ~
boren.
A Gray Pony. rbout six or seven ahen he
| left va. roachsd has sou,au head; branded
ou the left hip rather long back
| will give liberal reward for the delivery
i Of the above horses, or for any information in
regard to them, SO tina. can get them.
{. T.. llNNSO\.
Marshall, March ID, 1856 20 tt
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~. 80 l0N y q y

WA re UWAkER iND JEWEkLER,
KEEPS on hand clocks, 'chcs, and
RI jewelry and Masonic, Odd Fellows
40 anj other seals Manufactures all A'ahs
of gold and silver ware. Work done at snort
notice. aud al prices 10 suit the tines
April ~, 1888.
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.ruyIr,,s RyrusLIc.sis Issued weekly At TWO
npiIAVS AND A HAIf per snnum " pad N
,Iyenc. II paid within ~ months 'hrrr '"''afs
,,v,,,,, Ia. .l,yed until sit.r the sn mouths the
ne, 81 III h. -Four Dollar. Single copies, one Dune
hay~r,i.-,n-nisat 81 p.rsquar- OF ten Zines OF less
ud SO cents pet square every subsequent in'ef"n
liberal discount made for yearly advertisement
announcement of candidates, Ten Dollars
.farly. per cent Will he charged on advertisement"
Yol l4i IA advance. MI,
Al obituary nu,ceso,er one square, wilibe rhsfred
l...ti. IN
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,UAVE removed from Marshall 10 Au-tin'
| " here I shall reside for two OF more years
and a,i attend to gie Investigation aud settle
mon, OF business With the different depart
nc,,t. of Go, eminent, and the collection of
.laiuis agairs, persons in the vicinity Of Aus
GIN. Ei'N AMI 'N"N'
April 1884
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Law ard.

~ = JENNINGS, Aneneg at Lar, Mar
,. shall. Texas bthce al Northwest
,urnrf OF the publ. square.
Jauuat, II 1000
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~ \ FRAZER, AHorH.Y ~ Aa'c, Maf.ia'
Texas, " .ll practice "a the SIXTH JndicI"
W,irIti, embracing The cou' tes OF iiau'son
t,.-. pshur, Wood, smith, Cherokee kusS
..ri Pamela counties aug 80, 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-06-14

= " ADAMS. l"prHeg a. Lane, Marshal
\ Harrison county, Texas. will practic. b.
Nee sixth Judicial district, and IN the supreme
and federal courts at Tyler jan II, 81
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Professional CARDS.


LAW CARD
PERRY, Attorney at Lar,
Marshall. Texas, vii practice in the Courts
If the 9Th Judicial District. business entrust-
cd to hi- care, viii meet With promp, attention.
Feb q 1886.
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~ II KELSEY, Attorney AZ Lar ami
W. \oa'y Fnbiic. Marshall, Harrison
county, Texas.
1 Otheo owe, the store of Young 4 Harris,
south side of the pubic square. Marchs, So
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Law Card,

I,EO LANE, Attorney al Lac, Marshall.
VI Harrison county, Texas.
September ID, 1855
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AMP. =. e.. WILLIAMS.
4 ,AMp q WILLIAMS, i0oraPs ~ lar.
I G,lmcr, pShW county, Texas, "ll'
iraet.c. in tn, counties of tass, Upshur'
Wood. Smith Cherokee, Rink. and Harrison :
,nd lie Supreme and Federal courts at Tyler
frr the Eastern District Of Texas.
p,t ~ 1854 Mo ~
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INV VNKU
I VI tiDuHii, Attorney at Lar, Mar
y shall. Harrison CO., Texas.
Office IN the row Of buildings Easi of
thc pubic Suare.
Sept $, 1888 bly,
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:, MONROE HYDE, Auorney and toa'-
=. ,ello- a lac, Marshall, Texas.
Jan. - 1888 n2>~iN.
kDtih : ANDERSON, ANorpy az hao
y Mar-noli, TcNa,.
O.drr, up stairs, IN Jolhsous BucN bm'd'he
Dyt -I.t, is5t-iy
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-15
No. 56l
Notice Of the withdrawal OF Lands In Mich.

IN of Congress approved 3D. June 1885,
King grant the State Of MICidAs aid in
railroads said state, instructions have Just
Office registers and receivers
from sale and location OF the following described
probably falling within the prescribed limits OF selection
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph The
30h OF May last 10 wit:
Once DusoAs All the lands in the district in the soiae
and IA and south of township
50 the norAs Psnansa all the lands north Of township
49, aud west of range 10 west
Office All the lands the district except all those
ships IL, ~ 10, and IA lying west of range IA wes
Office All the lands in the DISTRICT except
situated north of township IL and Of
north Of township 10 and east ofrange east
Office All the lands In the district lying betwees
townships and ii morrill, and all situated of range
Office KALAAAzooi All the lands in the district lying
range west .......
STE. MARIE All the lands In the district situated
south township 81, ranges 90 to 81 inclusive.
South o township SO, in ranges 30 70 "a inclusive.
South OF township So, In ranges IS and 30.
South OF township 81 In ranges 81 and G.
North Of Township 46, IN ranges 80 and 40i and
North oftownship 10, in ranges Al and a.
These latter embracing all lands advertised In he
Presidents proclamation No 52 be offered July sasa
Ste Marie which will therefore, be offered the public
therein ordered.
Given under my hand, General Land Oce city
Washington this thirteenth day Of June 1856.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
June I4-law6wt lIntei Il siarl Commissions.
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PROTECTED by royal letters patent Of Enanna
lego Of Medicine Vienna
Tnesoms No the remedy for general debility
o ue power premature decay and oil tho distressing
guencss arising from an early abuse &C. Its effects ecscious
~ youth manhood and old the vrle powers NOT
come impaired, IN tho secitHs Triesemar were
universally adopted all physical mpedsntl vanish like magic
before ~ influence, thus rendering invaluable those
terInF the marriage gtne.
TemaT No scumpletrly entirely
those disorders which copavn thought
union. - ~
Tsema No Bis The great European remedy Cor
Disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician
inevitable
and which all the sarsaparilla in
Trissemnr Nos l. and alike SMELL
Az nauseatng qualities Thcy lay he toilet table without
their use being detected.
Sold in tin cases 81 separate doses az ad
ministered by vapeau, Lalelnnand Rour, &C,
To be had wholesale and retail, OF Mr. H. A.
ereen street. Canal New York, specially appointed by
proprietor and for the United
other part Of America immediately receivsa
Mr. Barrow will forward the Tessmar any part Of world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions Of
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov o-diyr
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~ 9Rzix[
Time between washington and Wheeling but ias
Running time bsooen Washington and CINCINNATI ~ hOursi
Through Ticket. and .;ss.s: Check. to he had I'm
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, greatly improved its
offers fullest Inducements
eers Washington Baltimore, and u portions of The Wes
The connsxioI between from Washington
s a say as ss
from Baltimore h's only change Of cars between
wheeling the washington saon
me nsas wh' change % has holding
washington daily ats a. M and An p m on Sundays at the
Whesln direct is made with the trains of the CEN
A on asa N sss S
COLUMBUS These connect Newark Newark
Chicago, 81 Louis, &C.
of The Lats Miami raroad 10 xena CTNciNNATi, LOUIS
n H. . xsnf .o s DAYTON Miami ia
aas.s. Eaiaysss, Chicago, EseE Island, 81 Louie
s,sss New eS sss through 4- or Memphis vDs
are -" " which sold Ra:sins SS
lrekes for Evansville Cairo, and ST. Louis are sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
Inc % %Ss s od w
| the Cleveland and PisbuIg railroad is made ,
aordna thouh eIes and checks il washington Is also the
@ speedy and direct neS al s saIs
53 miles, being about 100 mules shorter than other
by through Washington To Wheeling, 50 IS
Columbus Sl3 65j Dayton Sl5 so; Cnenna @6 Louisville,
railroad s8 o. by steamer from Cincinnati lndianapo
lis, SIT SO Cleveland Si2 Isl Toledo SIS 30; Detroit SIS 90
Chicago $40 65 and Ss so St. Louis s2s so and Ss Bsnphs,
SO; New Orleans, $3l, &c.
For Frederick and Harper Ferry Marnsburg B1besv Springs,
Cumberland, Bedford Springs, Piedmont oakand and nount,
may leave Washington at s. A. For the
way stations between Baltimore and Wheeling
from Washington.
For Baltimore, Annapolis &C., special ad
yeTtisements.
Ior further infoma,on through tickets &c. apply TIL
PARSONS, agent, al Washington station. -
JOHN II. DONE,
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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NLEn WOOD CONTRIBUTIONS No. 2g2 Pennsylvania
VI avenue corner srest, the Savings Bank This
cemetery celebrated Greenwood Of
New situated high ground distant guar
North Capitol leading directly
This have received charter from Con
css appopag their burial making
Zee prohibiting
Otherwise which Of vast Importance TO those who
repose they placed them for has
all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other sell H. and throw the dead pro
scuousy legal measures cannot prevent
titles given the ground.
NJ Office open irom 10 10 H. where pamphlets, win
map, bylaws and all other information, be
obtained Also all orders for intemens et with Mr. James r. ar
Seventh other undertaken, will be
.sasgood June i7-diy
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHoRuzEpr-

THE ONLY ONE ELECTROMAGNETIC Rob OF DR. BOY
4 VEAU LAFFECTEUR IL far superior sirups
ner, or paria other similar remedies radically
without all affections Of the darre scrofula
ITCH
period OF life, and hereditary acrmony Of depua
uveht powerfully e'cacons in catahs
fractions and other weakness Of the arising abuses
injections soundnRs AZ syphiuc in
short ensuing from
Of balsam Of cepava cubes from injections. repe
the virus without nrutraxina The an
recommended syphiie long
ing and which have resisted mercury ioure
Of potassium.
General fer the United Blond,n esq., "
William New orders ulo Duconge
New Orleans seuilly, San Francisco
The Rob Lafcteur sold by all the druggists throughout
sod shtes The pamphlet Of
cal properties Of the Rob win be obtained by writing Bon
wanted. 80 80 '''S ''"
q n prepared on America the West In
Earch N-dPs WV WV v" "
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prororal5 for Building Six schooners for the
United States Revenue Service.
TREASURY DFFIHTsrwr,
September g. 1856

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
September 6, 1850
SEhLEn PROPOSALS. dsncty endorsed Proposals
nue. VCt7esn und Addressed the oil Trrnsy
VIII DO received nj this Office until ~ O'Clock noon Of ON day
Of November for furnishing
ping aud delivering anpa sir about A
burden EACH for the United revenue service on ,ba
northern lakes - -
The models and plans % be furnished by the contractor and the
vessels be completed within signing az the
No proposal will be considered unless persons
gagged in ship building by the
owo responsible persons tho contract
viii be entered into by the bidder acceptance offer y
the department., -
One half Of the amount Of contract viii be presentation
satisfactory evidence that the vessels panked up ceed and
ploted,
Al the materials used to be Of the best quality the work TO
be executed in faithful manner satisfaction OF The SUI
perintendent
when received contractor m he
ly ed furnished, and equipped and finished c,ea with
chains anchors,
eamboose, cabin and ward room furniture and boats
Persons desrou. ~ bidding viii be furnished required
specifications application 10 this department
In bidders propose nubs az
vessels they liberty offer o more may suit their
convenience, JAMES GUTHRIE,
49,. Secretary OF the Treasury.
sept6-2awin6thNoy ~
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Caution-Loltery Frauds.

oyvtoE or rms MAINLAND CossoLIDA rKp LoTrxsIxs,
BALTIMORE, Maryland, July 4, 1855.
Of the Maryland Stale lotteries has deemed IL
HIS duly caution the public the swinders
and saduicnt lottery chsnes,
tickets which
wholly fictitious
only legal lotteries Maryland lhose drawn daily under
elected by the people OF
examine and approve the
schemes md the drawings.
All and all certificates of packages OF
tickets tog aphed signature Brenan general
Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore Maryland" Ali Others fraudulent.
iu Information the subject OF those frauds address
y. X. Brennan,
seot as-dIy Baliinnore MARYLAND.
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mo. 5e81
Motto

Or WihdrdsCai Of ddditional Lands IN Florida
URTtiER in pursuance Of tho entitled An granting
public lands, Sections the
hnb-mn, aid in the construction Of cesn railroads
saies approved I7h way 1885, instruct
BY his Office the land officers Aewpsnv and Tampa Fon
da the 9Th Tor the ytthda
location until further ORDERS NJ tie following described lands
fnT wi probable limits n Tampa bar
Main Stem railroad, in said staie, 10 witt
Once Ntw All tho lands situated south OF tho
Of ands here ofo withdrawn or The Cedar Key Branch railroad
Of the line which divides and
and north Of the line dividing townships and
once T.rsI An the lands situated Of the dividing
twenty 1ur and FIVE north Of line
yides townships thirty and lhrty-one
Given under hand Land Once The city Of
" nshing on, this ninth day NJ september, 1885,
JOHN HOOD,
Sept i0-lpw6w Acting Commissioner,
flint. and Stnrl
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Pnrnell Toudvne u johnson Gray Maria Sessions
In equity in Somerset county, Hon. Thoma, so
judge OF the eth JUDICIAL circuit Of Maryland. Nr'
THE object Of this suit is to procure doc -, -. ,
real purpose -,ee Tor sale OF certain
the complainant, partition, and perfecng title of
interest said LOT, owned by certain
oerson The bill, q James
Maekey, Of Somerset county, deceased his will
after her death William NJ d. Townsend Eliza Townsend
81 Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
said James died seized of lot ground Salisbury
four hundred dollars The bill also sale by
thereto, purchase by ohn Slemons
Vance the death of said oR and sale by James
JOSIAH Engswort his the complainant
all said Johns the death William NJ ID.
of Maria Sessions and Mary Senons equal
his only heirsal
Semons only
said the complainant the purchase by said John b. Se
Sessions
him therefor IL
destroyed the death Of Susan Smith and the
by said Henry of all his interest certain Johnson
the of Virginia that the complainant SEIZED
with said Johnson Gray said lot OF complainant
subject
estate living and al an
and praying for decree establishing tbs
purpose partition, and for order Of publication against
and Johnson who residents this
third OF June eighteen hundred
subscriber circuit judge OF the eighth judicial Mary
publshedn Washington
weeks before 18th day July
said defendants of the object and
This bill appear person oy
cor day Of the
PREMISES and show If they have why decree should
pass prayed. THOMAS A SPENCE.
True copy-tes:
GEvIS WooLToRn Clerk.
7-law5wif
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Notice Of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned they have this day formed lin
tied Partnership under the firm OF Appleton Co whose place
Of business the city OF Baltimore, the purpose buying and
selling stocks drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and cheeks and the OF general stock brokerage and
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton and Henry w.
Howell reside said city, and George
Rust resides in Loud0un county Vrgne special
that said George Rust has contributed his Of the
stock thousand dollars cash that
the said partnership this 18th day of March, 1885,
to terminate on the 18th day OF March, 1857. .
WIN STUART APPLETON,
ii w. nov ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves indicated the above
Ii notice, tender the purchase and Of
tock notes, foreign domestic exchange
of time bills, bonds bills
pomssoy notes business public securities exchange
We will make collections, deposes
checks, and allow interest standing
We have secured the services Of Mr. LAWRENCE p BAyNE
(of the late firm If seden Withrs Co.. Washington, D. C
who will his undivided attention general business Of
house, and all acts Of his therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON q co.
April 3-6w 2I4 Baltimore street.
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|" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to MINI;
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days % aud lang syne.n
The members Of the senior year ending June
the junior class Of the ending June, 1892 sophomors
class OF the year ending june 1881 and the Freshman class Of
ending June, 1880 hereby
Washington, D. c., third March, A.
TO brighten the links Of the chain friendship
nor tide can ever entirely exchange
lives greeting and sympathy, and lameut untimey
some Of their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the scIfappoined committee will b.
Suites HOTEL Chestnut Fourth and Fifth streets
which those members the glasses whom
venient invited TO attend when the
adopted 10 secure us full an attendance possible.
In the those whom this addressed
good enough 10 furnish the ofthe by mail
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER @. HART, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
]. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
- OF Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co., Nd,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF Baso Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee,
March 27-lawtMar3 tInteIligen
All newspapers in the civilized request
ed TO notice this advertisement
hers OF the several classes through great d
visions OF the globe and oil throughout
states OF America oc
casionaly between this date and the ID Of March, o.
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These stop Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES or sAILINa-IeS6.

Stopping Southampton both and returning they offer
proceeding London and Havre advantages over any
other route, for the economy Of time and money
Passage from Rss York 10 Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin saloon, $780, lt cabin, lower saloon, sio
second do. 500.
All newspapers pass through the post ONCE
No bills adng will be signed parcels received on the day Of
sailing,
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship
20. Ii. SAND, IL South william. ST., MY,
q. A. HElNEKEA Co., Bremen,
CROSkEY X Co Southampton
WILLIAM IsELIN, Have.
Feb oJ--dly
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TO THE EADiscS.Mr. L. HARPER 30 Bloomfield
Boston, has received choice
elegant embroidered ball dresses the style
which universally Newport season. As
was not then abe supply the demand he takes this opportunity
inform the ladies that he opening fresh supply
which white, very appropriate for bridal costumes
Also head dresaes cnures collars
which black white a var
ETY. ofwrepths flowers, feather flowers,
~ B.-This only house United where these
goods be obtained.
BosTnu, Ianusry s, 1885,
Jan s-asw9w