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.SnA LBS. COLGATE STA K Oh
NOO 100 lbs Salsoda, 10 lbs Sup. e. Soda,
4te lbs Lace dye, 1900 lbs Chip Leg Wood, 100 Ell
Log Wosd, leo Lbs. Cara Wsod. Just received and
lot sale by Nv. COLLINS.
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DR Y H. JONES,
1PHYSiCfAN AND DENTAL SURGEON,
Permanently Located at the East End Of
LOUISVILLE, o. ,
Announces 10 the pubiIc that he is pre- ~
nared 10 execute all kinds of Dental work, ~$S@SS
more especially pIait work OF gold, platina @III1r
aud silver He enses gum and plain ,eeth the latest
81 vie now mSnu:actured.
Chioroform l. used the extraction Of snass when
desired. 80
UTHis long experience in business VII, warrant
persons in givip him call moo
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you only dared to sneskingly insinuate, and
travel beyond our differences TO make a
wanton and unprovoked charge upon my
father. Here is your charge, ha ics and
all: The plain Inference to be drawn from
your letter to my father in mention ng the
JUDGES name, and that you had consulted
riiA him, is that the leaning Of the Curt
would have been on our side, and as the
case was in Chsneery. and not to be tried by
a jun, it is reasonable to suppose or imagine
that the matter was understood all around u
Now, sir, l appeal TO a just public whether
any person, and especially any person VII"
knew the facts as you did, that my father
was originally your attorney, and could not
and would not sit al all on the trial OF the
case-that the first two letters below hcd
.or that reason been written to hip by your
father, and that he was possessed OF intor-
nation which we had right to receive, and
which it was his duty TO give, would any
person, knowing these facts, ever dream OF
drawing such an inference, or any other i'm
proper inference from that letter. You say
this case was not 10 be tried by jury. The
object of this suit was to set aside deed
and will, and am satisfied that there is not
another lawyer in the country besides your
self who Goes not know that such cases are
aI,cays fried By jury.
You persist in denying that the bringing
of the suit against Gen. Weir was author
lied. Here are your fathers letters on the
subject:
Orsreo, Allegsn Co., Mchigan,I
J--~-.y o, se4o.
B. 8. CowEE, Esq.
DR.. Sir: Ny two sons, J. F. Charles
worth and R. w. 'Charlesworth returned
from Merico last August. The eldest was
twenty lone years of age in November, lS47,
the younger, r. w, will ue of age this
coming September. We are now ready to
have settlement with Mr. James Weir;
having had a correspondence With you some
ears since on that subject, | now solicit
your counsel in the case.-knowing at the
same time that you do not plead at the bar
in behalf of my sons, wish you to consult
with any Gent Of the bar that you have con
fdence in, on the best course that can be
taken to bring Mr.. Weir to an early settle
ment with them, and at how much per cent.
on amount collected, they ,oia prosecute The
suit 10 q close. James, and myself, in behalf
of Rich'd, are uiiling 10 ,ign any Lond or ar
ticle Of agreement that you may think pro
per to send to US for the payment Of he fees
The first time you see my old ir end
j P wish you TO say TO him that
haze made hnopn to my t,co sons the dl:-
ticulty between h'm and M-. " cir, and thy
are ,oltiing on fiual settlement with Mr.
Weir to refund 10 him The amount that h III
and MIR. s. may be out Of pocket in SET
Element Of the estate. VIII it not be best
to keep all this quiet till we are ready tc
commence suit. How will it DO to propose
compIomise with Weir; we will be glad
TO hear from you as soon as convenient. -
Mr. P has some letter, from Mr.. w
to me which may be oi use; tell him that
when they are wanted | II send an order
for Them.
Yours Respectfully,
ID
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Y f s
N Stewart's Celebrated Chopping Axes. heavy
and light, warranted, at Sl,tS For sale by
oo2l A. c. MARTIN.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, ,HOARsENEss, INFLU.
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, wHOOPlNG
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, H.
CIPIENT CONSUMPTIOE.


and for the relief of coasumpre patients in airsncd
stages Of the disease.
We need not speak to tbs public Of its virtues
Throughout every iowa and almost every hamlet OF te
American States its wonderful Of pulmonary con-
plants have made 1t already known Nay few are the
families any civilized co'ury this continent withoas
sotne personal experience of its ccts an fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
some living trophy Of its victory the subtle and dan
gerous diseases uf the threat and nRgs While II r the
most powerful antidote Yet known TO man for the fon
abe and dangerous diseases cf the pulmonary organs,
1, also the peaantest and safest rerSy that can be eEi
ployed for infants and young rarsors Parents should
have il against the iu5dcrs enemy tIst stesls
upOn them unprepGred. We have abundant grounds 10
believe the CHERRr PgCToEIL lives by the con-
umptions it prevents than those it ke~p by
Won and cure your cols while they curle, nor neg
loot bpn un.il no human skill can master the inexorssis
canker that fastened the yitslS cats your lie away
All know the dreadful fa:Sity Of uag Disorders and y
they know the virtues U this remedy need not 10
more than them it is still made the best II cas-
be- We spare toll 10 produce II sns
most perfect possible and thus AFFORD thso who rely on
\, the best agent viii, skill furnish or the cure
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ScuooE BOOKS. OF all kinds. at Wheeling
prices. For sale by A. c. MARTIN.
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"A. tina ,INSURANt COMPANY,
AkA OF HARTFORD. CONN.
CAsu AssETs IN lr5i-Sl ,396 q.
insures against the dangers oi re. and perils of in
!and navigation, at liberal rates and rules as the
risks assumed rmit, consistent with s"lVency and
a air profit. DAVID ALLEN. Agent,
jy3iui Bridgeport. Ohio.
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Commercial Matttrs
ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JAMES THOMPSON
GROCER, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARIETTA sTs.
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i EAL ESTATE AGENCY.

To those " ho wish 10 sell Farms or Town Lots. or
nther Real Esiate, tins region of country, the un
dersieued ffers lis services in the way of finding
purchasers. ljy3I! DAVID ALLEN.
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At Brownine's Samuel Mc(iraw sold TT COM
pri.ina rine ,lroyes ior 1890 So making an ave-
rage Of S4 O9vhead. gimg from So % to s..
McCarIy's snes ct l.O25 do not very materially
from TIE above.
MILK COWS--The is considerable complaint
among The Cow merchants that trade is iu. |. and
from what we can sec inclined to think
that prices not as good they were two
weeks ago.
SWlNE-Soms OF the DAYS Of the past week
have been very M navorable TOR The h. -drovers
The warm, damp weuth, had tenielcv To- stop
killing. except for immediate use. and only d small
rrrrlon of TIL ", ST. rn Hgs#re -uInbe tor M rrket
reining. Plices have givtn WAY a< lar that lot.
have been sold cn'i>i I,iuie below the quotations
o las week aud the market Tor to-day NAV be SET
| down \ ve'y much GeIre-s,d inrnrgh the weather
Is lar more invnranle Al 9n'clnck in the evening
i, is quite clear. which, if anything will I'M.
| prove tn. mnrke through ii is entirely overstock
I'd. mere re- probably BOO" il the pens ,n-day
usold. and W. heard buyers off rlnI only &C.. gros:
.or some good ors o: cn'n-ted H,gs. Geo. w
| D"rner ports the tolrowiug sales:
John b. Crosby of Monroe Co., N. Y, l6l corn
.ed hogs, rage ~ b sold at6 35-lunc. gross
| now worth &c; ". Mrn" ni Yates c.. N. \ l3:
corn ted hogs average ITO D, at 6 S3-lOOc gross
J. +. Yengrli Co, Sprngh ID. Ohio. } IS still tet
hogs nj sic gross; A. Riddle OF b. lleiontainp Ohio
i0O corn led hogs average 2li b. at 9sc. gross;
McB,rle OF Belle ontain, Ohio. l0l coIn-ted hogs
average PIP b, at G4c. gross.
4 Su,s of llugs, for the week end,rg Nov ), b
Miles Il Bartlett. commission merchants, No 29
Washington street:
For w. W. Wilson, Kenton Co., Ky; 39I corn
ted hogs, average gro. 1875 D, price, 6 S. iOOc -
For Pierce & Spear, Palmyra, N Y: 100 corn -iec
, hogs, average gro POT b, price, 6 5S-lO0c Fo
leo .Fordyce, Putnam Co., Ind 399 corn led hog.
average gro. 23l b, price. 56-l00c. For Boy,
) d. Ogden. Seneca Co. Ohio; LOB n-ied hogs, a
gro. 2o9 D, price, 6lc For J. Hu,sey, Bellvi
Ind 1856 corn-fod hogs, average gro l6O b. pric,
y 44-l0Oc. For &. Bartlett g. Co, Chestervill
Ohio: ZIG corn-od hogs, average gro. 1872 \, prlc
; 6 4o-l0Qc.
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whc
and
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United States Patent once.

IN the pettnn nf j. NJ s. w aud Zachash Besson
and d. administrators Jacob Deardorn deceased
Wayne comfy lhdiana, praying for he extension OF pen
gfntrd j. w. Lesh Desrdo,f, T. Beesnn, June ~
s42 in she gsberaur
from the OF d patent which takes place on the 9Th
day e June, lss6--
II b. peiisn Patent Once
Monday 1911 Uf JunB ociock, and al persons
nohsd appear show any have why said
petition ought moi 70 be granted.
opposing required ne in The Patent
objections specially
days before the day u hesnE al testimony fled ny riner
SAID bearing transmitted "
cotdanee wt The rules q Tie Occ, which viii be furnished
application.
1e thr win be cloed the 9th o June dcpo
sion and ohsr relied Testimony he hd IN
office before o morning of day the
any. en- days thsrearer.
ordered he published In the Union, Ineh
reucc Evnnine wsshinEion D. c. Republican, Da-
Day Boob New York and
Inanire CnciuRa Ohio fr three
previous e7ih of June nert, the day q hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
r. g-Eaitor The papers viii please copy, send
Once, paper Continuing Tins notice.
March 2s-law3w
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spTTC.No,iceis hstey heirs ard is
ul repr-cnGtves Obsdsh woodon deceased WIN w his
lifetime served ~ tie Revolutionary 10 76 lieutenant IN
company Captain Juhn Morton, of sh Va
and uf the continental line, thar sad Obednh
Woodson died While IN ssd setvcs o. about - fall Of iIb
tha application, Ygiaia military land No 66g1,
hefs o said Obedah wood-on for said
hat said transferred to Hen
BARLEY Beie, whose hands the lost ~
sa and application eaac and rapate ,saiatd On o. about
~ NJ 1881, beng No G6g7, calling Cor ga also,
proceedings had the court at oon pleas Cenon ooup
~ Ohtp in chspcey sitting derrernz title IN said warrant 10
Henry Jonah Bette who Gasd the ssr n Asene
fe,crew applicant have scrip issued IN eu
warrant according entitled An act making ur-
saselon Of Virginia land warah'sn APP
proved Augpst ~, A. y. ls5A ...,.,.,,.
ssr 2a-law0gdays. A. s'PbIIlLhhW'
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Navy suppiies-Iss6-'57.



Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed and endorses P,oposss r
Navy Supplies" wiz he received Al this unu O'Clock
dsissrae Con receiving days notice, biscuit
sa ~. 9ass nses .ha ss gwen o' every twenty oasad
y e,Sohyn Wv York and eopgl ygnis such
defe Dom he contractors by The chief BY
commanding oe.s Of the said navyyads, ddfas the
foar biscuit whsssy Coffee oa.ses vinegar,
The aoer shall 3 supe,hns and q
grown Ia 70. year e55 or sb bur shall in all be mrnuae
tued fom wheat Of the medaey preceding
to ,he same shall be perfectly sweet and II al respects
free o. all charge United states rew
sadgs OAK Of me best qualify strong and
Say % s0s.S g % ans hoops each and equal
considered as barrel and not than onesxh the required
1he biscuit shall be wholly supehae aour
nom ous %ads o. s mssssy
.e dates Of hs souons or e sae aad shah be s equal in
deposited The said shall properly
in good ssand weaea bright oar bsss a. above de-
seneed wi,h tho heads si secured in air ard waeght ~h
The whskey shah he made wholly from grain sound aod
standard sEa be delVeed IN s"od, SOUND
%o ss s gs m "as OF s
well pansd the slaves not . be lees than iek and 'h
in addition with penny hoop bi,ge
wa ss and aiG % sas & es .. noS . 81
The whos 70 be put good shipping oder free Of all charge 10
TIE shah be according samples The said navyyars
The shall quality young bysoB,
pies al SAID yarda.
equal Cubs according sample
,e" shall be Of ,ne vst bes, quality aud !. the crop imIns
The inoaes shall be fully equal the best qaaiy Of New
Orleans ad snail ns delivered in wei red oak
not ess than inch thick the barrels be
hoped and, addition, hoops
X inch IN width aod fish inch ,nek and one on each ehims
inch width and l6h inch thick and shall be thoroughly coop
The sha be Of The hIst quality eaer vinsga equal The
standard the United States Pnsrmacopaa shall
acid and shall be delivered
phe shall be substituted for redoak
and heads and SHALL be thoroughly coopefed and placed
IN the bert chipping order
pickles put up ironbound casks and
shall contain gallon OF onions gallon of and t
tables IN each shall weigh pounds aud hey only be paid
shall be filled with white wire
vegetables vregs shall equal
h.
me contractors shall warrant and gaan at hey w Keep good
tanning wskey noasses vinegar and pickles 10 &c well painted
red lead Gs'aE ~ #-a 1..
The shah be Of the beat qualify white bean and shall
be Immediately preceding dates
the same, @ pounds 70 be taken as ons tnshei.
only shall be crop
aes preceding he daes OF the requsiinns or h.
articles cnsks,
barrels inspection
officer be appointed by
Navy Department uspeciiaDs the place
will Ia all be subject dnal inspection the
livery beioe biis are sgred uerefar.
articles throughout
the and bidders offer Tor articles.
All he casks barrels and halt barrels packages shall
aud half barrels four bread and pickles shall
addion the above the year ~nen manufactured or put
The sampies rrfsrrcd selected
tor ensuing hsea and hape rsrsnss 20 sA har
previously szAib.fed.
The quantity required
precisely stated They viii probably be about
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r. s hOs Of kOnd osaoae otAsr sriSsuos, Of
hs State Of Tsra the sis rsute thesoI under NJ
fsbrHaTy l1s5.
TRxasURv DEFssTnKNr, April ~, 1855.
WHEREAS the 9Th February, 1856
usd An act 70 provide for TIE of such creditors
the is republic q Tera comrehsnded n the u Con
oi sepsms q 1885,
public
Of Inc time when payments viii be made under rid
Aad whereas notice With
department. aud daily puh shed seng Firth ssd u Congress-
the the o Texas heretn
department with assignmcnis releases and
edavs ihersa pointed huy days The Of
IcnG
And the said 9Th further provides that
any bond, cerhcas avdsnca debt
which not thirty days before the BY notices.
he presented fhs 1reasury Department
hereby The holders of bonds
debt that the received
wi hn srty days from the date hereof
from benefits Of ssd aerecaby 4
tion of the
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap i5-Iav2m Secretary ~ tie Trrasuty.
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United states Mail.

PROPOSALS FOR carrying The Uuiled states from the
September $50 the S0th June ON
following the TEaRiroRIES or OREGON and
WASHINGTON will be received the Contract Once
once Depsmeni ~ the ey Of Washington, until
juy, 1854, 40 be decided By the nexi day
OREGON TERRITORY.
1875 From Starts Point by Grand Prairie Eugene Cny miles
ana back, once week
Leave starts Point Friday al a
Arrive AT E1kene City day BY D ~
Leave Cay Saturday al 7 q m
ATuye AT Sarf's Point day by o M.
1878 ffoo Port Oriord by Randolph and Coos Bay Gadne
Cry, e5 mites and hack, week.
Iease Pom Oxford Monday d
Autve al GaIcineT City next "Wednesday by SD
Leave Gardiner City every Thufsday a IA;
Arrive at Por Oxford next Saturday, by D m
25I From seoabug 10 Wincheser 81 miles and back
leave seottsburg every Wednesday 81 a m;
Arrive nj Winchester next day Wy
Leave Winchester every Monday al ! a M;
Arrive at seotissurg day by 3pn
wAsHINGToN TERRITORY
l2'i From Pacific City Chenook ~ miles back,
week.
Leave Pacific City every Wednesday al / p M;
AIrve al Chenook day by
Leave Chenook every Monday . a IN,
Arrive OF Pacific CITY by III a N
Rids to by diferea schedule will be considered.
2If2 From Vancouver Steacoon City,
Bders 10 stale distance and schedule Of depart.
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~, sale Foar HsaaFsd Negroes ana Ten Thousand
A.T,. oI Cane axe Lad bn Dallas and rersy
Iaanties. Alabama.

- s.,. -Four aaaaTsd Negroes and Ten Thousand
Xers. Of Caas-i,'als Lad "a. Dallas asa Ferry
oNh sr Monday in April hs 5l Will sell cahawba
Dallas county Ala g hs hsees. odde iaI cash o. Mobile
dsd likely nssoes S.s ~, ohsrs oa longer ume An
scsssd asd y @ ss dsms h year al e,ae ae fpr
A aT on lime Two valuable Gin lots suit
s sa,,ea eaSs srats and saek Including
anas knOwn as ,hs Ifsg rlansa,en s,s. \ I'D Hal. !
b omrs Place the Cross Roads, all Of which, fo
ouo aud corn as sso o S1 1ssSsnse - sspns Sumner
rd sixt mes from city sena with about four hundred
acre. suasnsa s are Al, in aIse eonduon. These panta
ons are miles below the CITY Of Montgomery about 10y
wae Al al seasons for Near rhou
neads four q me are % 2" 'ns ss, Ia
o selma located the depot At the Junction Of The Marion a,
regularly OF planaious is he Selma railroad
miles and miles distant one OF ~e Is whn
sx city seima These plantations are in The highest
slae cultivation, good gins snhoases eotonPrsse
cabins, shops, stables artesan weiis ae Ne ss
goO aoo and lid onAs give much opened and
wood be desirs5 and ~h without the
negroes, stock, plantation TOOLS corn, pSovendrr sc.
o e above plantations and negroes will be given 10
no s"a vasy plesoas to The f,t Monday in December
next day, Selma, sell TO The highest bidder such
such Opportunities advantages before presented
for those wishing engage In the cultivation Of
been difficult for past TO find plantation in the
brae region ior sale al any price, TO purchase
al other respects fully equal If
ION growing und know that personal will
n,nye a, The every portion Union
healthy than the brake" region OF Aisbama
will privately, for cash ume, oihe
tfuy residences Selma,
yaube and elegantly finished large blocks bck buildings
ncuIng and most dssiraby Offices,
banking houses, &c, &c.
Ao very desirable unmproyed large lots,
tracts of land in and contiguous 10 Selma
about 10 head of haoded horses among which the cee
Dick several brood young
sons sdngs cois and esai Of them from The very best
racing stock, .H T s.#sssr.. sssM.##4 Ea..
the trainer several COED
excellent mechanics cooks
Yo particulars address the undersigned NJ. Byrd
Selma w NJ Brooks, Marion, Perry county,
Alabama The the plantations will give all desi
information personal iasus-
ugapon OF The premises. BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
sELss Alabama, Feb. III, 1856. .at .H" .... ..-s..
Feb le-d2mif
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a, fLAch for rert--11is weLtnovn, beautiful rect.
eenee oheied io for yeas one
t spacious IN this District is situated heisls ol
~. and within the coFp1raie limits The premises
seven and eight ground, ahundRaty
sg s WIZ pure wser -has snd besutfu sceneiy and
n view of Groyrsown, city washington the 70
and he shores OF Ngaia and certainly
~. eeslgAuul residence Tor gentleman ~ fortune.
% of sae Of land aaut acres. situated
So, ,ny q Wsshnsi1n, few huhdred yards orn a Bunday
use' and west nf ColsnbisB Coer- de.cpton which
ean ~ sern by Once, square No 33 IN th rity
An shsndome tuanf lot heirh of ceorrtown situ
" ho Hoih end of rnsor Place
~ tees than two plat or vch slso be seea my
=. N. cALLAy, Notary PubHc,
~F-SaWaW No, 2l3 street,
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.

No will be made for trips peomsd for each Of such
omissions satisfactorily explained hroe times the
deducted. schedue
sxeurrd fourth of the for the be deducted The
contract be anpuied for repeated ainres for violating
post office laws, fr disobryng the departments instructions
The Postmaster General oder Of
ala the He the schedule
vided The running time be not dmined aso he cnr The
deonnue rata decrease
condition Of his allowing months the Of
service dispsns ed with. ... -. 3. ....
No Increased will be allowed for Of actual
dsianee ponts Supplied correctly
stated The be executed by The LIST of September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
Posr oFrrcE DEPARTMENT, March II, 1856
Mar l9-taNiw
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The name Of peson viii spon booze anesa
he payloaI ofihe subseripion be made Ia GxssEou.
Dstant subscribers may money By leeF thr postaRs
OF which VIII Be paid BY and All
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pabshsd ri weekly during The se4
aions oi Coas ess, and semi weekly during The reeess
Subscriptions for period lees year viii BE- received o.
terms pIopoIu0aed 10 the abose rates.
QtPosTMAs1ERs authorized as our Sgsns; ana
BY sending DAILY sab.eribe $50 sBeIossdi o1
SEMI WEEKLY sabsebsrs, win SIS enclosed,
uiea copy srasi..
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mo 55ll

No. 55Ll
NOTICE removal Of the land once from
Browu.viHs Chafhsld In the Territory Of Minnesota
IN accordance With the proyons Of The act Of Cug.s entitled
location of land Offices"
March ai is53, hereby dscsrrd and made Lnawb INST
Once bs sale o the pube lands In the "Royrf dts
Teruy Minhesota, will be fsmoyed nom the
Brownsve prssnt location Cha6sd IN Sad Territory,
on after the 3si day u Nav merit
under ny hand city Of Washington this ID day Of
April, A. y. 1855.
By order Of he Presidents
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissionsr of The General Land Office.
Ap 5-Iaw5v tintsi. = starI
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THIS ia Civ. notice that the sphscrfbsr hiss OBJ
taipsd from orphans' ossmore civ letters esir
entafy Davidson, late OF sad
CITY, deccassd h claims against the said decaed
hereby warned thereo
uhcbr of October next; tbey
oihsrvse by h benefit of said estate
A indebted requested make immediate
payment
Given under nay hand this sa day n April, 1855
DAVID STEWART, Executor,
Ap u-lawfw No. 80 st. Paul street, Baltimore,
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NUrCE.-Ths creditors of TEXAS requested T. meet
~ business of importance
the 6ts Monday n MAY next, At y O'clock wlard
Ho,c this city On and after the 18th Apr
with
letter addressed desra
Congress be such of The cred
apply for them The ofhce Of Messrs chubb
j. HAMILTON.
Ap2-wedS saushMay
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clotaing and Clothing materials.


SErAhAIE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed Proposals
Ns loihing and Clothing Materials" will be received
his ounce ANU 9eioek p n on The ls day Of May for
furnishing ana delivering Ton receiving noteel each
OF either o. e navy yards ghao~b
Ynl New YORK. OF Gospor, Virginia. the quantities below
uosed q any OF a Of the oong named articles OF navy clothing
.nd elong materials and such further quantities
DO ~ased ny r chef Of this bureau, the
OF ihe said yards
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United states Court Of Claims.
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h5 anoersned, Johp q. Deverur n New ey and NJ
anPsni ~ washington, y. O.,
~ assetaisd for hr legal prosecution u ciains Tor credit.
U osmfoVsrRmeat sm In the Conrt n tlailns.
p1 WV eoperats IN careful attention 20 bu.
- usns ~ Nsshngigu sy ntrused 10 their csre
yssnuesss q NE proesson cll,nants IN city Of New
49, o' sis,NheFe ~ any part of IN. uuion.
Ihsy NAY be consulted any time pet.onaty a. Nv Is,e, c,,
t1ft " NashnTiop Pastien'
which have been hrsrr opgs.ss =, -,
% furnished Al once sPp.auon ~ he paras n,etssed
a, JOHN 4. DENEEgUN,
- ~ n'o&o"ayi corner Wei Sucst New N0rk city.
NJ THOMPSON,
Waslinrou city.
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