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IL. III. GILL II !,

Has removed his ONCE his resid in FranSn Row,
Thirteenth He will continue devote
principally in the United States Supreme
Having devoted time law concerning win
give advice and opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent oee and appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
the District Of Columbian and will
preparation aud trial OF concerning patents
lie viii give written opinions and prepare arguments
having claims before either Of departments
will prosecute claims before any board established
adjudication.
Oct 26-dn
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Al EmBkRs OF Congress and yislters Washington
III respectfully informed that TAYLOR 4 MhURNs
Book and Stationery 9th they win all
requirements. Their stock addition following
works comprises department Of ieruure SCIENCE
and
New boots received Immediately publication
Weekly mpouauons from England
Calhouns Works, volumes
Jefsrson's works volumes
WehserS Works, vols. autograph edition
Evereus Oratons and Speeches, volumes
Clay's Private Correspondence, ( volume
g. &. Premises Memoirs, volumes
nancroft's History Of The United States, volumes
Satesmanf Manual volumes
Hickey's Constitution, } volume
Jenerson's Manual, volume
The Constitutions Of the United States l volume
Eliots Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
Marsh's Orators and Statesmen, volume
Story's Works, volumes
Lives Of Chief Justices Of tho United States, volume
Liebors Civil Liberty and eifgovvnment, volumes
Wirts Life Of Patrick Henry, 1 volume
krnnedy's Life Of Wn, 2 volumes
Garlandfs Life OF John Randolph, volume
Party Leader, by Baldwin, volume
Dc I0cquavilleh Democracy in America, volume
The FCderals, volume
Grmkes Tendency Free Institutions volue
Constitutional II III book, 4 volume
Careys Past, Present, and Future, volume
Beaman's Progress ofNatipns, volume
EcEiligouia American Debator, l volume
Future wealth Of America, volume
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, I volume.
Every description Of American, English and French stationery
be finest qualiues, NJ the lowest prices,
Visiting cards and
TAYLOR A. MAURY's,
Dee7-du Near OH
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mo 56sl
Notice

Of Hihdrd'0al Of Additional Lands in Florida
FURTHER In pursuance Of the entitled An granting
public lands alternate sections the States Or Florida
Alabama aid tho construction Of certain railroads said
saesr approved l7h Nay 1856, instructions
~ This Office The land officers NewBHnsvis and Tampa, Fo
d. the 9th inst for the withdrawal and from
location until further orders, n the following described lands
falling within the probable limits Of selection Of Tampa Bay
Main Stem railroad in said State, 10 wit
Office NEwNAEsvIrLK AN the lands situated south Of the body
Of lands heretofore Withdrawn for the Cedar Key Branch railroad
cs Of The line which divides twehout and five
and Horh Of the line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
Once TAnrA Al The lands situated line dividing
four and Eve and NORTH Of linz which
vides townships thirty and thiry-ene.
under my hand the General Land once, city
John HOOD,
Sept 10-law6w Acting Commissioner.
Tint and sarl
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To THE tADIES-Mr. r. l.. HARPER, % Brounheld
bosion hns ustTe choice Of
elegant straw embroidered ball Dresses style
winch were 80 universally admired Newport As
was NOT eh able 70 supply the demand he takes this opportunity
70 inform the ladies Tint he opening fresh supply,
when are white and appropriate for bridal costumes,
Aso head dresses, coures capotes collars mantes, &C. an
which are IN embroidered black white lace, and
ely 81 wreats Of straw flowers, feather flowers, &C.
NBh Is The only house the United States
goods can be- obtained,
Hosror, January s, Is5S
In e-9aw9w
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Purnell Toudvne Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions.
equity in somerset county, before Hon. Thomas A. Spenc
Judge of The 9Th judicial circuit of Maryland.

judge of the 9Th judicial circuit of Maryland.
E object of this suit is procure sale of certain
real estate for the PARTITION
the complainant 10 the interest said
g. Mackey late of Somerset county, will
all his estate kind his wife
amer her death to William NJ ID. Townsend Eliza Townsend
Elizabeth Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, m,
that said james died seized of lot
the sale
thereto by John Elizabeth Ann
Vance's interest," death OF said ohn
Semons and Josiah Engswoh executors
fall said Johns interest the death OF William Nj Townsend
his interest," his death of Eliza
Townsend the descent emon her only
the said Mary Slemons of her interest
in said ot 10 the complainant the purchase by said
in his lifetime of Marn Sessions interest lot that
deed to him therefor that is
lost destroyed; the death of Susan
of her interest her BROTHER the said Henry and sale
by said Henry all his interest
the State of Virginia that the complainant
with said Johnson Gray OF said lot
ants the life Of said living and al an
advanced
ants title the tenth interest said Ma
Sessions 10 said John slemons and for
the of partoA and for order
and Johnson this state II is
this third day of June eighteen hundred
the subscriber circuit judge OF the eighth Judicial
land ordered that the complainant by copy order
TO be inserted In pubhedin Washington
OF July merit
defendants substance
this bill them appear this person oy so
before the fifteenth day next TO answer the
premises and show cause, If they have why
not pass as prayed THOMAS A. SPENCE.
GAVIN WooLToRD, Clerk
June 7-laW5wif
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THE EARNEST mAN.-Life and Labors Of Adoniram Jud-
u by Mrs, Conant
The Newhge ofaod' or the Life and Adventures Of Robert
Dexter Romano.
y vassan Morton - novel, by Francis Purkman
'Psu Fero ~ tale, by the author Of elk Poems by ""
Doci Ninger's Evils Of Vaccination by O. @. schsfsYdeck
or, NJ. D.
For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
May@ Bookstore, Ninth
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No SEQ
NOTICE Of the Withdrawal OF lands In Wisconsin
" In approved % June 1885, granting
Tic lands The Wisconsin q
railroads. said Stae this
free whd wing from market further
said State and continuing the reservation Of the hereto
fore ordered by telegraph the Goth of May last
portion nhe lands will be the
pecsd sketch received
Office Of which restoration 20 days public will given
Given under hand the General Land Once city
Washington, this 10Th Of June, A. d. 1855
THOs. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
June l3-iaw6w Intel. A STAR
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HAVE for sale 9i wood land n well wHfered md
plenty meadow land u. The plank
through H. The distance from miles,
ahe from Orange Conr,
Further description Any wishing purchase
vii H. The whole had for five dollars per
hd cash II can be divided snit purchasers higher
psos. Apply to r. 4. THCn,
funs 9-1sw61 fredericksburg Virginia
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Notice

Of toitkdrapal Of lands in Florida and alabama
IN pursuancs entitled An granting public lands
In alternate sections the States Of Florida and Alabama,
aid of railroads
proved 7h May, 1885, all the land lying within heen miles
side Of following railroads aud branch named
wii from ST. Johns yrr Jacksonville TO the Of
Gambia bay, Pensacola from Amelia island the Atlantic
Of TAnpa bay with branch Cede
Gulf Of Mexico Except the Tampa portion south Of Its juno
with the CedeT Key branch and from Pensacola Florida
Montgomery Alabaahaye by instructions from this Office been
suspended from sac and location until further orders
Given under hand the General Land Oce the city Of
Washington, this twenty-third day Of May, 1856
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
May 24-lawBw TStar Iuell Commssionrr.
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Notice

Of The removal Of the land office from Lebanon 10 Centre
in the State Of alabama.
m accordance with the provisions Congress entitled
IAN act authorizing changes in the land Offices
approved March 1855 Is hereby declared
the land Office for the sale OF public in the Stale
Of ALABAMA, will be removed the CKrTRr In said
State, from and after the thirty first day July next
Given under my hand Al the city Of Washington, this
June, A, ID, 1856.
BY order Of The President.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
June le-law6w IIntel.asarl
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Washington Aqueduct.
ouroE OF THE wasHnsTos AsUEpUor,

0TToE rms WAsHHGToN heUKpUor,
Washington, March i lass.
PROPOSALS Invited for graduation and
tunnels, other Of the Washington aqueducL
Proposals. received the eth Of May will be opened
that day.
Maps prohlcs and specifications ohe work will ready
animation and afteT the 10th day Of April
Proposals will be received cuyeTs,
bridges he &C. described In the plans and specifications
Portions only Of the works be completed under the
present appropriation but all contracts for unfinished will
be subject to future appropriations by Congress- The engineer
night prescribe the OF
progress appropriation
works shall be stopped hnds become available,
In o. the entire soppage ofuny particular for
reserved cent will he paid
engineer the work has been properly executed lar
gone,
Payments will be made in specie checks upon United ao
treasury upon the monthly estimates OF the ennse esefvng 10
per cent? and viii be coalition Of all that the
shall be paid their fun monthly and specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed proposals work
tho Washington Aqueductn
The United States right or All the bids
should they Po be deemed advantageous make
ments maj considered conducive progress
work.
Every offer uHb accompanied by written guarantee signed by
responsible persons the effect
take that the bidder bidders w their accepted
enter into obligation, within days, with good
securities Cor the completion Of the Undertaken
be accompanied by the certificate Of the United
Judge, United States district attorney officer
the general government individual known the Engineer
pameni Of War; that the guarano are able make good their
Bids win be opened In presence Of bidders any them
choose TO be present
N. C. METGs,
Capt OF Engineers, In charge.
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!


LOSS BY FIRE!
Fire, Aarias, and hlaRd hsaTGaos.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
SI,35s,I6I Is.
FARMERS, AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY on
PHILADELPHIA,
Office nOrhsst corner Of snnslUania aVsnus and Seventeenth
street, Washington, II. q.
DIRECTORS.
Hon Thomas b. Florence, Charles Dngee,
GGsoIFe Il. Am9stIong Thomas MSnderaeld,
George HeImbod, n carroll Brewster,
James Il. Neall, Isaac Leeeh, IT,
EDWARD r. HELMBoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter No 3g7 d street, opposite City Hail.
John Ihonlon corner lst street and Virginia Island
John Rgges, No. SOL Thirteenth street. below Pennsylvania
avenue
MARINE SURVEYOR
Captain p Levy No. S67 Pennsylvania avenues opposite
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John ThomaRon.
The business of this viii compare voaby with
similar institutions ia le United states
From the Isl day Of August o5 in five months lei January
dIed and eight thousand one hundred and my dollars will
Win srs s nvssnse and d9a lara losses
tors feel Justified n soliciting share q public patronage believing
jused more according to equity lan legal technicaes
a a, aTS
klEs WAREHOUSES; all descriptions OF BUILDINGS and .heI
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, nAILRoADs, and The usaa
SSd o S h 10 of sdSA q EoosG
premium will be az low as other eompanes and
hAng hem every Improvement IN construction
will be taken into consideration
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Once northwest avenue and
street, Washington city, ID. O.
Insurance may also be effected at the Home Office,
NorhUeSt corner Walnut and Second streets, Phiiddia
And other principal cities of United States by authorize,
officers of the company. "
l3-dly
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Nassau Hall College of New Jersey, prime ton.

I" Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min !;
should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days % auid lang syne.n
The members of the senior class ending June
year ending June class
year ending in June $780, hereby requested
Washington, D. O., the third Of March, ID. 1851
brighten the links Of the chain OF lows and friendship which
tide entirely exchange
lives greeting and sympathy and to lament the unney
some OF their mosspromising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF the seEapponted committee viii be
HOTEL Chestnut street, between Fourth and
which those members of the several classes whom may
the
adopted TO as full an attendance possible
time, whom this addressed
furnish the secretary ofthe
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER @. HART, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia Pennsylvania
]. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
OF Winston Allegheny Co., Md
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland
Committee.
JouN wUIpxLs OF Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March2T-lawtMar3 tInteligencerl
newspapers civilized countries OF the world request
ed notice this advertisement in their editorial columns
OF scattered through the
visions the globe all throughout the United
OF requested gratutous insertion
easonay between this date and the Sd Of March, A D. 1851
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled right Of empton any Of the
townships parts townships
ted required establish the same TO the satisfaction of the
proper
practicable seeing this notice. before ap-
pointed the pubic the en-
bracng claim will forfeited
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April S-lawl3w Intel. and Star.l
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pEorosmD DATEI OF ELILIEs.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No, GO Wall street, N. Y,
BROWN, SMILEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN RENNARD h CO..
n Austin Frinrs, London
o, @. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
Paris,
The or ships accountable for Fold sya,
bullion specie Iewey precious stones, metals
ladnF signed therefor oppressed
May I-du
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

Notice of Limited Partnership.
H undersigned they
tied partnership under the firm RI Appleton Co whose
business Baltimore, purpose buying
selling nste drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and checks Of general brokerage
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton and Henry w.
Howell reside in said city general and George
resides oudoun county, Virginia. special partner
contributed
twea thousand dollars cash
the said partnership 18th day of March,
TO terminate on tho 18th day Of March, 1857
WIN. STUART APPLETON,
w. HOW ELL,
Mar a5-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING associated together indicated
III nouce, the purchase and
stocks foreign exchange collection
Of sight bills negotiation corporate oan bonds bills
promissoy public exchange
OF money We will make city collections, deposes pay
checks, and allow interest standing accounts.
We have secured the MI LAWRENCE p BAYNE
(of firm Of selden Withers Co.. Washington, D. CJ
who will his undivided business
house, and all Of his therein will be fully recognised by
APPLETON a Co,
April 3-6w 2I4 Baltimore street.
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Wrr and Wisdom of the Rev. sydney sm,,nt by Duyc
w kinck 81 25
The Life and Travels Of Century before
Christ an imaginary biography fact. BY J.
boy Wheeler, Y. r. q. =. vols ~.
The Hugueuot Erles historical novel 75 cents.
Meohancs' Tables, containing
Giles and sides Of squares Of
hoop cutting Of boiler plates &c, BE-, by Charles H. fIas
well, marine engineer. SO
Introduction 70 the study n by NJ. A. Dwight 81.
Life Sketches from series Of American tales
by Mrs. Julia L. DumonL al
The Rise and Progress the English Constitution: BY
Greasy, NJ, A, Third edition. 81.
Caderon hs life genius with specimens OF bis plays BY
r. q, Trench, n. ID. rs cents.
Just Published and for sse TAYLOR n MAURYts
June 10 Bookstore, oh 4.
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silver hne steel snd plated pecncos eye glasses s
W all focuses with pefocA pcrscope psraboIa pIasss
long experience gives peculiar advantages in selecting
adapted TO the eyes Of wearers
NJ. W. GAIT h BRO,
"a Penn. avenue between Ninth Tenth streets
Jan9s-u
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THE Letters OF Madame de sevigne 90 her Daughter
and Friends, edited Wy Mrs. Sarah J. Hale vol 81 as
The Letters Of Lady Mary worey montagu edited BY Ms sS
rah J. Hale. vol. 81 %.
Maya FRANcK TAYLOR
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Re. NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
@<f-&4g ANTON UNITED 81 YATES MAIL sTEAmERs.-
49, II The shipa comprising this line WASHING
s6zlMAs& TON, Capt f. Cayendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward Higgins.
Tese steamers stop Southampton both going returning
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.

WHII
The ships comprising this line following;
The huanuc Capt Oliver EdndRe
.CH
The Adraue Capt. James West
SEA These ships having been built by contract e.
A pressy Tor government service, every been
X taken In their construction, engines
So TO insure strength and speed and their accoamo.
dauons for passengers uRequaed elegance comfort
Price of New cabin al3
In second cabin s5 From Liverpool York 80 and 20
guineas - ~
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths can he until paid for
The ships Of this line have improved bulk hrads and
avoid danger from ce will the north OF Al deg
until amer The LIST Of August
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Completion Of Panama RAILROAD.

Completion OF Panama Railroad.
ReiUoiion Of Ears 10 California;
s-nS United States mail steamships leave New York
&41 for AspinwHl the 5th and both OF each month,
NlhkxE connecting with mail Panama 10 san
Francisco.
These steamships have been approved
Department, and guaranty pesa aud safety
The Panama railroad a. miles onR CONNECTED from
to ocean, and crossed hou The baggage OF pa.srn
checked in New York through Francisco and
gers are embarked Panama by the csmpanys
The paid New York sTpensss Of the trim
Reserve steamers are kept N port IL New York Panan and
san Francisco peveul detention OF skrydep, ~ a.,
the route h enhreiy rslalts. " '''
wall W. ' wv e' S''''" !" hSPih-
conductor through BY steamer and take charge OF
women and children without other protector.
FOR through tickets the hppy at the agency
West street, New York, to /, W RAYnOSD
May6-du
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l., y. Middleton,

ofce and depot southwest corner and I0ih street.
Feb 27-dgnn
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Proposals fos Indian Goods.

DKPARrAEET INrKRoA,
Once Indian Affairs,
September -, 1856.
ALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Indian Goods
- WILDE received Ofae Of Indian Affairs Washington cis
40 O'CLOCK H Friday, 3lst day Of October
furnishing goods for the Department fulfilling treaty
pula0ns with Indian tribes other Indian purposes
lOA OVyss
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$50 do do gfeendo
CLASS No. 3.
Dry Goods
100 G GSaaa e %ssfI as sf handss'ssf,
e s e 4: f s:sg :s e !:
100 DO 81 cotton shaws
60 DO sawoolen do
600 pounds linen thread
.s &c pl: 90 d ssm,ss silk
90 pieces silk handkerchiefs
800 1900 yards ard G ssleo o,,oo
5000 do blue drilling
$4,000 do white do
$500 do blue dsnnins
asoo DO DO s con ,3saD.
$500 600 90 90 Esa.aesyJsans
5000 do sa,!ins.s
$4,000 $4,000 DO pl Plaid in. sS,,,,,r
1900 do domestic shirting, unbleached
i5,ooo do do shsetns do
$50 dozen woolsn socks
500 pounds cotton thread
800 pounds best Chine Chinese vermilion
a loo 30 30 brown % sias ,win "s No. 80
$50 flannel shirts
500 do DO ruby and blue, do do
Glass No.4
Readymad Clothing
$50 blue cloth frock coats
a 80 do do p ps1sa'0on''
$50 blue and mixed Saline, coats
SO Sc DO 90 Do Do DO R sess
Class Nos.
Hardpare and agricultural Implements and fares.
1903 pousds b, brass kettles
$50 nests japapned do, 8 in nest
Is dozen io-qaaS Tin pans
$50 do 2quau do
300 do seaiping do
100 gross gun
400 dozen do lines do
$50 dozen coarse tooth combs
,,ssSS DO aa;s."so combs
10 DO bush scythes
DO 30 s srsia DO DO
9 DO ADDE'S
60 do wedding hoes
,s 20 pairs ar , sames s0o,Ds
iso log chains
se ngss IN cous pyonoruons Of W X and xipeb
200 100 hand saw. saws saw. :, fee, =, ,s,.,,
Is do do 6 do 80
aso dozen nand saw hles
do cross-eut files
$50 ouaI,e r. socket chiusls X l. a,sss,b
20 pianes fore and jack
10 dozen .hossl'
$50 camp kerles
50 dozen basting spoons
$50 do iron table spoons
900 do i'm cups
= 90 s .1yhe j 'E %slSs om AZ to AZ Mound.
1a1 Az baIfaxes, 10 weigh ~ pounds
10 40 baichets, 10 weigh X pound
do broad axes, ordinary size
$50 do zinc mirrors
200 do FIRE stees
CL.s. M a
SorfA|ea Guns.
I Ooo northwest guns flint lock
5S0 do do percussion lock.
49,
Said goods be furnished al Boston, New York Philadelphia
Baltimore Ptsbug CINCINNATI 81 Louis Detroit OF chicago,
DC made day Of April next, such
thereafter duhg the 1887 may be ordered BY the Com
missioner OF Indian Affairs
The night will be reserved TO require greater or less quantity
the articles mined than That specified in The above schedule
nnd also any others me same class put o. different description
hai may Dc NEEDED, W. Nv ~ S ~ ,, ~ ~
oopu " Anoa 49, ~ @ ~ re ssanias ~ ~
~ % ~ 80. ~ 49, oissss. ~, ,na,a hs, \
forwarded 20 this once, early practoabe
bidder for will be required TO exhibit sample
the Kind and quality he 10 furnish and the
right Of accepting such bad OF bids believe
be advantageous TO the Indians considering seycea
qualities, price, SC
he ARTICLES be furnished must in all respects conform
equal WITH the samples which may be seen At this Office
o. such sa.pes - a'e ill., III h IN am so y may y iu'
vim s thereto IN any I,caia vii he rs,sc,eg
~. win he bound to furnish o,he M The ,c
Which case s 'n % n ,sec ssvs or N ,bSt h. NO, ao
ay . h nYchases 4, his enpo.se PAYMENT viii be made n
e goods received On invoices thereof cer6ed BY the agent
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hereby certify my knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors good and sufficient
(SiRnedl EF
Observation-Disclosures
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GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE.

Every entitled 10 the right Of presumption any
above lands 20 be offered public sale
market required establish the satisfaction Inc
register and receiver Of the land ce
therefor within tho period prescribed BY law otherwise
will be forfeited, THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
June 7i-iawl3w [stars InteLl Commissioner.
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PORN OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt NJ. O. Meigs, U. .. EnEineers.
We the undersigned, residents d. In the State Of
hereby jointly and severy with the United saes
guaranty in case the foregoing bd Of be accepted he
they will within ten days aer the acceptance the said bid
cute the contract for the with good and sufficient
perform or furnish the articles proposed In conformity
ofe advertisement under which II made And In
said shall fail 10 enter into aforesaid guaranty
70 make good the difference between the offer by the said
the lowest bidder.
I5pned) A n.
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Sept 10 isw6w