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TRIMMINGS.

MOSS s. MORE ANTIQUE Trimmings just
I'VE received by Express at
June 10, SO. BLINN'S
EpAND-ROxEs, FRENCH FLOWERS, a.
ID Ruches, just received at
June 10, SO. BLISN'S
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Milford, Worcester CO, Mass Nov 10, 1854.
PROF. o. J. W00D-Dear Sir take pleasure in hear
ing voluntary testimony the magic effects of your
deTu Hair Restorative As far back 1885, my hair
menced falling off until the top of my scalp became bald
and smooth glass, and has continued to fall for great
many years Notwithstanding have used many celebrated
preparations for its restoration Seeing your advertise
ment induced to give your article trial, and, my
utter asonhment found, after few applications, that
my hair became firmly and assumed glossy and beau
fu appearance and by the time had used quart bottle
my bald head covered with young and vigorous
growth of hair, which is from one to two inches in
length and growing fast.
Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
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PARASOLS
3 ONNET9

100 Parasols from the cheapest kind up to the best
fringed Morio Antique.
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Rare Chance is now Offered
TO SECURE COUNTY OR STATE RIGHTS FOR THR SALE or
Robertson's $40 Patent
S EWIN G MACHINE.
THE

AIWATER IMPROVEMENT.
HIS highly valuable invention rstbroug ht into the
notice OF the public by the Messrs Jerome Of New Ha
ven, Conn., whose worldwide reputation clock makers
has rendered their names familiar household words
1t was their intention to have manufactured them thous
anus ana with view OF bringing them into universal use
the prlcs OF ten dollars was established the ruling
But IN the course OF events the Mesrs Jerome
pecuy oycrtaken with misfortune, and consequently were
obged to abandon this new enterprise with which they had
identified themselves.
The present propreors have engaged the business with
the highest hope and expectation Of being able place
lore e pa Dc an article OF greater general utility than has
been Introducedswithn the memory Of They have
made arrangements with reliable parties manufacture the
machines who viii furnish to such persons may purchase
territorial Rights, such quantities may be required to
meet the femand
County rights are placed at low figure and confident
OF the utility OF these machines for family use
We oeeVe that good statesmen may retail machines enough
III single week In the principal towns and cities
county III Wisconsin, to pay from the profits osaes
entire cost Of any county right. Any purchasing
county right furnished by with list of prices
ties III the Northwestern states and is privileged to make
sale OF any county right for which he may purchaser
and for all territory he may thus sell allowed to retain
commission of 20 per cent. the amount realized
~ BE appoint no agents, and furnish machines to
those only who may purchase State County Rights.
For further information apply to
r. w. JOHNSON, Agent.
Parlor NO a MatteSon House, Chicago, I'll.
Avn Post Office Box $50.
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ALL HAIL..
Something for the Million

WE call the attention of all old and young to this won
w derul preparation which turns back to its original
color grey barcoyers the head of the bald with uxur
amt rowthremoves the dandru itching, and all cutane
and hence If used as regular dressing for the hair will pre-
serve its color keep from falling TO extreme old age,
in all its natural beauty We call, them upon the bald the
GREY or diseased in scalp it and surely, the young
will not as they value the flowing locks the wchng curs
ever ba without It's praise is upon the tongue of hous-
nd
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gPROF. WOOD-Havirg experienced the magic effect of
your Hair Restorative drop you this upon the subject
About two years ago, my hair commenced falling off &urn
ing gray fast becoming bald met friend who had
used your Restorative, and spoke highly of its virtues,
was induced to try it, although had but little faith as
had before tried many other remedies. / commenced
using your Restorative in January last few applications
fastened my hair firmly 1t began to fill up out, and
turned back to its former COLOR back1 At this time, 1t is
fully restored to its original Color health and appearance
and cheerfnlly Recommend its to all
Chicago, ILL.,, May !, 1854 J. D, HOES,
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Waterford, Mass, July ssh, 1855
PRoF o. J. WOop-With confidence do ! recommend your
Hair Restorative being the most ecacious article ever
have used the Waphene and other preparations of
the day all without effect Since using your HAIR Restora
five NV hair and whiskers which were almost white, have
gradually grown dark and now feel confident, that few
more applications will them to their natural color.
It also has relieved all dandru and unpleasant itch
ing, so common among persons who perspire freely
J. G.. KILBY.
North East Pennsylvania, March 8, 1855.
SIR: In consequence of having hair for several years
past only gray but perfectly white have cut short
caps hide from view; but three months
since, induced to your Hair Restorative, and
must in justice say that its effects almost miraculous
for has changed gradually to almost its former spendor
color and left and glossy be beau
ul than it was when under the influence of the fin
oil earnestly therefore recommend it to every lady
decidedly the best preparation for toilet OF anything in
the world. BETSY SMITH.
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H2J4,UU S2U4 U6
Which report, motion OF AID. Berens was received
and the balance due, 1888 ordered paid.
The Council then adjourned. H. T. WEST.
City Clerk.
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Bx RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
n n ss,alnn1 Hlsa1al RsR

n r. 51lazlIiIl 32EII
Time between Washington and wheeling Su' IA
Runing Washington and Cincinnati ~ hours
Through Tickets aud Hassage checks to be mad an
WESTERN saa u o The e, % ,v
elleIs Washington baltimore, and all poto Of the West
TIE conneIlon between trains Washington and
se asa S aa a"o ~ s
from This the only change Of ears rsauited between
wheeling the Washington s'a,on and
~ s ass
washington daily o. am and ", M; on Sundays at the
s
Wess.ns through oamsIdss zaessylis, NeSal
Mansfield and sandsy railroad sandusky Toledo Detroit
chssso 81 Louis &c ,.,o,a ,., ~, o.
i%ss s s1 tss
holding through tickets for Memphis Vicksburg,
Watcher, New Orleans also sold y Wa.h'nso
Tickets for Evansville Cairo and b. Louis arc sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
&C., tickets sold when the Ohio navgable between
he CLEVELAND and PSurs railroad Is made
% notice that While this is che only
speedy and direct to nearly all The Leading points
but sa miles, being about 100 miles shorter than BY any other
Fare by through ticket from Washington whesns 90 IS
couOus sl3 Dayton sl5 so; CineRnat ss Louisvle
railroad, S5 O. from Cincihna Sl8
lis, SIT 30 Cleveland Sl2 l5 Toledo si5 soj bo SIS 20
Chicago S2o IS S9 St. Louis t0s 80 s25 Memphis
BE; New Orlesns, 33l, &C. rr .H
For Harper Ferry, MartDsburg, Berkeley Springs,
pssssnses my leave Washington a g. Or w. m For The
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take
washington
For and from Baltimore, Annapolis, &C., special ad
(.
For information through tickets, ac apply TIL.
PARSONS, agent, Washington station.
JOHN ii. DONE,
:. Master Of TRANSPORTATION 70 1, Baltimore nor, and
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PROTECTED by letters England, secured hy
the seals of Ecos do Pbarmacc de Paris and the Imperial
lege OF Medicine, Vienna,
Tesomm No Is the remedy for general and local debility,
of write decay, ai the Distressing
arising from early abnse,
youth manhood, and Old vle
impaired, decline of ~ the Tesepa were
universally ndoped n physical mpednens vanish like
before its influence, thus rendering
ternR the marriage state. .8# #H- #=.a MY.
Tnesemar No completely entirely esdca,es
hose disorders which
an sndote for the ruin Of the health Of portion pop
uIatiop.
Tnesemar No IL the European remedy
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician
inevitable pstienf
and which all the saspalla world remove.
Tesemar Nos p and are alike devoid SMELL
All nauscsns qualities They lay the toe, table without
their being detected.
SOLD cases. divided into separate doses
minsered ny Yslpeau, Bais Inland, Rour, sc.
To be had, Wholesale and RETAIL OF MIR H. A. Barrow No 81
Green street. near Canal New York. specially appointed the
proprietor md paentee for the United
other part OF America Immediately recevsg
Mr. barrow will forward the riesemar nf world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions
Retail agents required. Terms cash,
Nov p--diw
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Law school OF Cumberland Univsrssty, az Lebanon.
Tennessee. su. #t#. Ha. tE
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham carule, late Of the circuit
+ judges Of Tennessee. m #s
Nathan Green, OF tho Judges ofthe supreme
of Tennessee. -tHy' s
Brom6sld Ridley, cnancellors Of the State
Judges Csruhen and Green dev 10 their whole time exclusively
the school. Z a-4eM
Plan cfinstrsoai Daily examinations
books No regular OF lectures explanations
daily essons the progress ~ the examinations.
g. Weekly Of common 81
suits statement Of facts given
prosecute through all processes
practice The fmmed require prepar,
dence in the trials Some Of taken by appeal
court which held monthly the
public at the end session The studena act
IFS jurors circuit Judges and chancelors In official
bacities connected with their suits. #.#
ScssonsThe the third Monday
tember ends thd Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday In July.
Erpsnses per $50, advance continQep
81 boarding about $50 Students furnish book.
which be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
Four sessions required complete unless
previous study required adj
There four regular classes may
any time during the collegiate year, ...
Number Of students the last collegiate eighys SIX
ROBERT L. CARUTHERs,
Feb ll-eoly President Board of Trustees
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TO THE iADIFs.Nr. n. H. HARPER y nroomhcld
BOSTON, has choiee
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses of the style
which universally admired Newport
was not then able supply the demand he takes this Opportunity
20 inform the Indes that he opening fresh supply
which white, and appropriate for bridal
hso head dresses, cours, cnpoter, collars
which in embroidered black
ely ofwregths Of slrhw flowers feather flowers, &C.
BThis s be only house IN me United States where
goods he obtained
HosTor, Isnusry 8, Iese
Jan a-9aw9w
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THE EARNEST mAs.-Lie and Lsbor Of Adonirm Jud
Il by Mrs. Conant
The View Age q Colds Or, The La and Adventures Of Roser
DEXTER Ronsine, -
avassaI Morton ~ novel, by Francis rsrkmnn.
t'Paui rerr;p tale, the author u ok by w
ND. ....#M RI.
For -siehy TAYLOR MAnRY,
Mays Bookstore, Ninth street,
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mo. b52.l &tH ~
Nv the President Of the United states.

IN pursuance olsw, sRANkLlN pIEaeE res.asa, 4 inc ua
po Ne ass WIN be nsa !. me land ossa tho
STATE q sss . ~ ss ansf sTs
day. eusen DAY o. July neat e, me a . ~ 1 e naSI
RorA Of tAs base as and ~s Of ns piaesai msr,Aia"
The situated seeon sl, wnshiP ioysssen Of
see,ions and inwnshp OF
range Eve section thirty ,nrse township ioyhss, o. 'anss
Township forty nine Of range ten 81 ,..,. .ves
Townships ryhIes, foriyr, forty seven, and iopssnb Of
townships forty ,nroe forty Of twenty
rosnsrips e,ry four forty Ave. Of twenty ave.
TownShps forty 4qu, and lol,y Ave. Of lssss ,"eny-a'h
onshps ioriy eight loy-nn, aud my ofrsnge thirty
'O1 Township. rynne my, and my ,rnss
TSwnshp. forty Ave. any, pus ay ons, ,hirysx
rSs vacant Undergraduates lands hvs twenty,
az & he anS e sSs DTNcSs
fourth day August dposa Of the public lands 81
uaisd within The townships and parts Of township
North Of the Sass Of ns principal meridian
Township thny seven, OF range twenty seven
Townships and q range
NORTH Of line and east Of ths principal meridian
Cenn islands situated in following sections 70 wits IN
and twenty nye township thirty oar' q range
thirty fanss eight nineteen and thirty township
the range in section o swei nas sns ss
ssp f
~
thty tour township thirty0ne, OF the same range
Lands by for the use Sf schools mta anu
other together with those swamp and anas
nude thereby und granted 10 me STATE by
San 10 enable the State OF ana oet
states swamp lands within Their hn approved
September rs, tpu be excluded from the sales.
The offering above lands will be commenced ON he Gays
and In which uley are ndser
sed despatc until the whole shall nave been
offered and but shall % KEPT open
s" ss. ss n
Given under my hand, city Of Washington this HIN DAY OF
April ammo thousand eight hundred ana niy SIX
by the President: rhhnhLiN riEnCC.
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
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II. H. GILL EFT,

removed his Office Row.
of and Thirteenth He will
principally in the United
Having devoted much time concerning
advice and opinions legal arising before
the Patent and appeals 70 the chief justice
of the District Of Columbia; and will
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents
He will written prepare
cams before Congress either the
will claims before board established for their
adjudication.
Oct 26-du
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May II
The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers.

The ships comprising this line are The followins t
The Atlantic Capt oliver kdrfdRt
The Jos Donsoek
The Adrists Capt james West
These ships having been huiit by
S4 pressly for government services, has been
N3N ~ construction, in their
- 10 insure strength and speed and their accommo
da,ops nnnquaed for and comfort
Price Of New York Liverpool in hrst cabin, ~
IN second cabin, k5 From Liverpool TO New York. 30 and
guiness.
An Experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship,
No her'hs can hn secured until paid for ...
The .hips Of this line have Improved bulk beads and
10 avoid danger from will the Banks ~
until amer the list Of August .# =
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stopping Southampton both going and returning they offer
London and Hasfe advantages
route ne economy OF time and money.
Passage RON Hsw York Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin, $780, first cabin, lower saoon clio
second do, 500 .a.
All elefs newspapers through office.
bills ladng viii signed parcels received the day OF
sailing f.a
An experienced surgeon Is attached 10 each ship.
~ : q. H. SAND, II south William ST., N. Y.
g. q. A HEINEKEN Co, Bremen.
CROSKEY 4 Co Southampton.
WILLIAM I5EI.IH, Havre
Feb a7--diy f
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FORM or GUARANTEY.
THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED The Rob Of DR. soy

THE VNLf one Rob Of DIR. BOY
VEAU LAFFECTEUR Is FAR superior to the OF Cn-
ner or paria other similar remedies u radicsly
witbost of
period o fs, and hereditary acmony OF bumo depprs
fractions snd other weakness Of the arising from abuses
injections soundings AZ syphiic
ensuing
o beIsa cspavia cubeb INFECTIONS repel
recommended syph Diseases whether
Ing and which have resisted The Of the oure
Of potassium. aM
General agents the United States. Gabriel Bondn, esq,
William New York for wholesale orders uiot
New oreansi seuiliy, Gan Francisco.
The Rot LaH-eteur throughout Unit
ted States The pamphlet a. meii
properties of Rob win obtained
dHs7 William street, New York, who will give every information
wanted h#&
a y. prepared ~ orders Anercn In
dies se es of the United duo he has the ROB bond
kfrch h-diYs
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NOTICE OF Withdrawal - psr,fs o., wi.cops,.-
~ Ia Vurtunnce OF % June. granting
nc and the Stats Of Wisconsin in the coustruefnn q
faroade IN said state" instructions
nee Withdrawing from market, orders, oil
saa state and continuing The
fore ordered by telegraph on n Msv last,
pornon u the lands win restored whom The
pected krcmsps Of The Of he road
ohcn ~ which public he given
Given under hand Geaer Oce NJ the city nj
Washington, this t2th Of June, A. u. 1856 III
THOs. A HENDRICKS, Commissioner,
June S-lsv6w Intel start
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No will be made for performed for
omissions no, satisfactorily explained three times the trip
be deducted For arrivals amer schedule
excused fourth Of tho for the trip he deducted
contract may be anpued for repeated fes for violating
once fr disobeyinr
The Postmaster General order increase Of
increase the contract He the schedule
vded the rpanins lime he diminished also, cra
discontinue altogether rafa ~ pay
condition OF his allowing months
service disrened with.
No pay will be allowed for srcess nny,
ersed distance the 70 he supplied
stated The be executed ny The h 81 September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
June 7-Iawiwf
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81. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
N# Near E1,uittsbtro Frederick COUNTY Ma

NHE session 81 studies
4 gath
per Rnnu payable semi
advance. There
ug and aso r Spanish, Italian, German, and Latin The
@ the primary department. composed Of under
ARE 800 snnun, payable hafyearly advance
Letters OF inquiry should he addressed the MOTHER SUPE
OR Of St JosephE Academy Emitbu, Frederick county,
Maryland.
Iul
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ORIG. o IA. M.srl..D 80 Lg.r.sls.,

oyYos o ras MAINLAND ooNsoIlpAsx LosTxRIss
Baltimore, Maryland, July 4, 1896
THE commissioner
his duty caution he public the swin3ers
fraudulent lottery
pretend be Of tickets lotteries which
wholly fictitious
only lotteries
elected people
the under the constitution approve
schemes and 10 10 the drawings.
An The tickets Ia these lotteries and ell eercaes Of packages o.
tickets The nog aphed X Brenan
Once Of the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore, MaryiaHd.p All others uref fraud enL
u Information The subject Of those
TX. Brennan,
Sept 9e-dly Balsimore. Maryland.
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United states Mails.

Posr OrrIor DEPARTMENT, juno z, 1853.
PROPOSALS for carrying the Un'ed States day
Of October next 10 the 3oh June s5s following
In Tennessee win be received Mt The Contract Oce Of
parmen in the city Washington, until o. the 18th day
August next, 20 be decided the next day, viz;
No. 1908 Prom Concord Depot, Ten Louisville, miles
back. three times week.
Leave Concord Depot Monday, "wednesday, and Friday,
on arrival Of train from Rnoivie-say 10 m,
Arrive At Louisville by Am; sf#.
Leave Louisville mordsy, Wednesday, and Friday AT
Arrive nj Concord Depot by 4 pm
Proposals for sir trips week invited,
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Completion or Panama Railroad.

RedaefIon 81 Fans 10 California. y
IL United States mail steamships leave New York
<E%& for Aspuwan the 9Th and both OF each month,
S68 connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
Francisco,
These steamships approved Navy
Department, and guaranty speod and safety
The Panama railroad "a miles from
to ocean and crossed IN or hours The baggage OF
checked in New York through
embarked Panama by
The paid in New York all expenses Of the tp
hfsofve steamers kept In In New York. Panama. and
nn francisco TO prevent detention In Of accident that
the route is entirely reliable. Ell.
Passengers leave day they hspin
!.
Conductors through by steamer charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest the III
West street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND,
MayB-du
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' THOMAS d. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD r. HILABoLp, Secretary
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 397 d street.
james Williams, No. % tx street
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain j. 2. Levy No a'4, Pennsylvania avenue.
GBNER IL SUPERINTENDENT.
........r.u +. John Thomson .. /.
The this company win compare favoraby with the
moot successful Of similar institutions United
1886, premiums large sum OF one hun
@ saa s s and o., with
WIN hs.e and good The aIse
that The security offered is ample, and ha, ali fair
more S ass" or q equity Than legal b. lea
pany have deposited with ..., 49,. H. !,
AEssns DUNCAN, sHERMAN, co, OF NEW YORK
Cash and premium notes provide accning
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
To be held by them additional security policy holders III.
payment OF losses.
y s s.e on nMELSss ns
contents, MERCH ANDsE b. VESSELS
and me hS Of navigating he
premium win be low OH companies and ii
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Pennsylvania
street, Washington city, d. C.
%ay Taa fs sssos e 2
A As ys so c"% W. Tnss os. No. 10 Wal. street
s'sSs, No ~ STAT at s,1ss
chaIis.on--i i. TsyI%1 10: lal E. Day street,
M M"H'somsty &, wsysb Williams
Savannah "A. Wilbur No. ~ Bay street.
A AHsns, K Bell -
MAR Cocks.
Fond du Lae-R Robert A. Baker.
vcksburg-J. Putnam.
Mrmphis-W. Z. Milton.
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NITana Wisdom OF the Tev. sydney smith /, BY Duyc

iJIT and Wisdom OF the Rov. sydney smith, by Duyc
w hnck. 81 25. X 4,
The Life and Travels Of Hsrodo,us in the Fh Century
chrtti ~ imaginary biography founded fact BY Tai
boT Wheeler, v. n q. y. vol~ So
The Huruerot Exiies; historical novel. rs ce.'S.
Ncchnnrs'rahiss, confirming NJ
oles and ss- n equal sqnsrcs apgsd
hoops cutting of borr paier. &c, SC by Charles uss
well, mnriue engineer 80 cents. LAZY.
In,rodue'ion 70 the study Of Art by NJ. A. dwight ST.
Life Sketches Paths series on tales
BY Mrs Jnlis l., Dumonf 81
The Rse and Proyr~r- the English Constitution by
Greasy, N. A. Third edition. al
CaderonJ hs life genius with specimens OF his pla ~
kC. Trench, y. d. 10 cents.
inst published, and fof ssle TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s
June 10 Bookstore, 9th a.
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Nassau Hall College OF New Jersey, Princeton.

Should auld scquainiascc be forgot
And never brought 10 min 4; =
Shnnld auld acquaintance be forgot,
Ana days % aud lang yne." IN ttt+--
The members OF the June,
the junior class OF the ending In June 1884, the
class oi The ending June, 1891
ending June 1850, hereby requested assemble
Washington D. O. BY the ihird Of March, 1857
TO brighten the links Of the chain ofloys endshir
tide entirely
lives greeting and sympathy and lament the unmey
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting the seapponted committee will
held ON the fret Monday September. A. d. 1885, Unes
states HOTEL Chestnut street. and streets
venient invited attend
adopted to full attendance possible
In the
good enough 10 furnish The secretary the committee by mail
their respective post onhces
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER q. BART, N. o.,
OF Philadelphia Pennsyvana,
]. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS, s.
OF Baisie Iron and Glnss Works, NJ. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee,
JoHs WrIpaAp, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary NJ
March 27-lswtMar3 lInelisencerl
All newspapers the civilized Of request
ed 10 notice this
OF
visions OF the globe and all
staes OF America
cssonaly between this date and the ID of March. A. d. 1857
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missioner Of The General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right Of eption TO any OF the
aud Of townships above cnumera
required establish the same 20 ,he Satisfaction o. me
ter and proper Office and make thereof
practicable sosies and beios the day APP
pointed the public sale q he lands eai
bracing otherwise such claim VIII DO ioIced
e - "0'.' THo5, A. HENDhICKS,
Commissioner of he General Land Office.
5-law3w INTEL ana btarl