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Avs Of TN. United State. Relative TO th. PnbI,c
IL Lands-comp'ets sos-wiih
Confederation, Treaties Procrmaton Spanish Regulations se,
&C, sc. vol. 60
oon,inuston Of The completes to issa , vol. a.
Papers Relative
ens legislative and executive that subject volumes
SO.
Treaties by ststescompaete from
20 1883. l vol. 81
made by the Colonies and Stsie from 1893
1891, relating Indisns and Indian affairs. vol e.
oca Opinions OF the Attorneys General from 1850 10 1850
vols o. so
Laws Cbsrer. and Local Of Great Bdsn
Spain relating their respective
mics colected by Joseph N. White 2 vols So ~.
Ichnson'- Institutes the Civil Law Of Spain vol London
$40 60 .#
schmidt's Civil Law of Spain and Mexico. vol. g.
Roctwes Compilation Of Spanish and Mexican Law in relate.
Mines Real Estate Titles vol ~ 50.
carninE Lands, Titles, he. vol. 81 Us
Hezei'~ Military Bounty Land and Pension
United States 4 vol. 81 95.
Tripisrt,s md bounty Land laws. ! vol 20
Benuetas Pension Laws. ! voh 81 50.
Mayo and mouton's Pension and Bounty Lava vol
% So
E.criche Dcclonaro r. do de Lepisacon yJurspudepca
2 vols MadTss u T#7ET
The Virginia Pay ssd NJ Rolls Of emitted 10 Land
Bounty. Bound In volume, SIS,
Jsns9 FRANCE TAYLOR.
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
"a Na;5ElS


hours!
Running time bsseen Warrington and Cincinnati "a hoursI
ea# ~asas ## Washington 2#.
THE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved
Ions of.rr
elleIs between WASHINGTON baltimore, portions West
The conneIion between Washington
washington Junction. ase called the Relay House nine miles
from BALTIMORE This only change Of required
Wheeling the station transferred
hoess ehs s psn The cd sn
washington daily att, and AZ, nj on Sundays at the
Wheeling direct made with the trims Of the CEN
near wh.eus .oasn smpass zanesve ana SswaI 10
These trains connect az Newark WIN The hewsa
Al Columbus
of Lthie Miami railroad xens, CINCINNATI LOUIS
WILLIE Al Xena Little Miami railroad,
x ss sn a'G Foe1 ana s. &C.
pas.s'ssr. holding through tickets for Memphis ysassurs
transferred Cincinnati 10 the mail the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo and b. LOUIS are sold by this
CLEVELAND, via Cleveland Toledo Detroit,
sold when the OHIO nsvgabie
Wheeling and Wellrviie, uory mes) where connexon with
Travellers requested that only
aordns through tickets and checks In washington Is also the
great distance washington Cincinnati
but $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
by through Washington: Wheeling, 90 IS
y rs5p.d s 81 y from s Ss 3
Chicago $40 IS and ss 50 81 Louis as and sas Memphis.
sos New Orleans, s3i, &c. -
Cumberland Bedford Springs, Piedmont Oakland and Fanouh
ay oS. b"%ops and Wheeling
train from Washington. =.
FOR further information through tickets apply to TIL
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. - : -
- JOHN H. DONE,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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h IsaEERs a Congress and yts.tsrs "a Washington
mi ale spectiuiiy informed that TAYLOR & MAUkY'S
Stationery 9Th will all
Their addition following
works comprises department OF literature
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly mporauonr from England
Cnihnuns Works, volumes
JeicrsoR's Works, volumes
Webrer's Woks, yo's., autograph editor
Eyereus Oraiions and Speeches, volumes
Ciays Private Correspondence, volume
g. b. PTentiss's Memoirs, 2 volumes
Bancroft's History Of the United States q volumes
Stat1smaD's Manual, volumes ..s... .....
Hickeys Constitution, ! volume
JefeIson's Manual, volume tg t@ .se.a.
The Unitcd states, volume
EIiots Debates Madison Papers, 5 volumes
Marsh's Orators and Statesmen, volume
storys Works, 3 volumes
Lives Chief Justices OF the United States, volume
Liebers Civil Liberty and Self government, yolumes
Wirt's Life Of Patrick Henry volume
Kennedys Life OF Wiu, ~ volumes
Garands Life of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by baldwin, L volume
DE Tocquevles Democracy in America, volume
The Federaiist, I'll volume
Tendency Free Institutions
Constitutional L III book, volume
Carey,s Past, Present. and Future, volume
Of Nations, 4 volume
NcEiigots American DebaieT, volume
Future Wealth OF America, volume
Smiths Wealth OF Nations, volume.
Engish and French
the fine s. qualities a the lowest prices
Visiting and with the rromptde
TAYLOR MAURY's
Dec 7-dn Near 9th
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stopping al Southampton both and returning they offer
proceeding London and HAVE advantages
other route for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from NeW York 10 Southampton and Bremen.
FIRST cabin main snoon $685. h cabin, saoon slIO
second do, 500
All letters and newspapers through the post
No bills ading will BIO signed parcels received the
sailing
An experienced surgeon 10 attached 10 each ship.
ForfreighI or passage, apply 10 .. =.
q. A. HEINEKEN d Co., Bremen.
CROSkEY & 10 Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIR, Havre.
Feb 27--dly
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IL. HI. GILL H II,
CotsusefI9r nj Lam.

Has removed his office to his esc in Franklin Row,
Of and Thirteenth He will
principally
Having devoted the concerning patents, will
advice opinions legal arising
the Patent Once, and appeals TO the chief justice
Of the District Columbia and will
preparation and trial OF suits concerning patents.
lie viii give written opinions and prepare par
claims before either
will also claims before board established their
adjudication. ."a
lrto 5tf
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Housekeeping Articles.

housekeepmk AFtlCfcs-
house furnishing goods which rendered
complete In department CONSISTING part Of
FRENCH CHINA. ."...,
dband plain white richly dinner, DESSERT and
large assortment OF dinner and
sched rich with
pitchers perfume bottles receivers large variety Of
fancy articles appropriate TO decorate etngre parot table, and
IRos-sToNE CHINA.
Dinner and toie, also, in detached pieces large
stock OF EdwaJds,s latest shapes.
GLASS WARE.
American French Bohemian, decapters aasons
gob'c eare hooks Madsras Burundes
liquors. tamber. ringer bowls, ceeres water boo noa bowls
Dishes salts pitchers, &c.
TABLE CUTLERY.
Of hafdorer anyone hny,hree pieces, also,
ivory handled knives only and fork stees sc
BLoCK-TIN GOODS.
Such ehahns dishes urn,
coffee pots tea pots, coffee higgins, &C.
PLATED GOODS.
Such coffee and spoons and forks castor
covered dishes, pitchers, cake and fruit baskets walters
JAPANNED GOODS.
such as walters tea trays, and in plate slOP Jars,
foot tubs water cans sc
GAS FIXTURES
factory Corneu. Baker Philadelphia for sale II
the manuscturers retail prices.
MISCELLANEOUS.
soisr lamps ssndolcs ware tenders and irons. brushes.
hoyes and hods ladders
cooking requisites smc., every description ossr win
se assortment o. articles Of utility and ornament deemed
Boasetespe decidedly their interest TO ersns my
stock and prices. They viii not only find large
the same description OF goods
cities. 49,
Good. delivered part Of y Georgetown free OF
Catalogue. containing complete list OF every article ken, for
v,,-,. C. W. BorELER,
Novii-@swewn Iron Hail.
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mo. b49.l
No. 649.l
NOTICE OF the diacontin"ance OF the United States
aa,ca " A AlAI H. L 4

NOTICE OF the dtacOntfnuancc OF United States
IN land office al VANDALIA, in the State of ILLINOIS.
Notice hereby given that OF aw and in
officers
land in said district reduced below hunded thousand
the SECBxTAKY has directed
at VAEpAA be discontinued and the lands remaining unsod
The time Of the be made subject sale
srRIssrIKLp, in said State. II. "a T.. "a a. y.
Lands remaining unsod and nnappated by law and subject
land office discontinued Will
be subject said of
that effect by the register receiver thereof the officers
will public notice which they
will prepared applications such lands
at their Office .a.
Given my hand city Washington, day
December, A. ID. 1855.
... THos A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Dec ll-law6w (IntelIigsncer Starl
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Removal.-Paper warehouse.

" EGAR9Ff BNuTHERs manufacturers
All 49, Materials Nos and Street ph
sdephis attention %
every the country. receive prop, AZ,
and he sled prices any Union
!, 900 tons frnes wanted for essh, '# .#"
Feb R1-eodom .#... .#"-..#H ..#
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EDNE Library Editions OF Gibbon. BsiInp,, Russell,
RICHARDSON, Hume, smosu Irving Prescott Bancroft,
n,osh, Webster Thers
Turner, Mills Rsr, Burnett Clarendon, Ge. Ferguson,
nod Rn futareh. and other OF the standard
may be found the most moderate prices hookore
undersigned In hne library sndinrs Of imported
rom London by the Undersigned aud bound there.
~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.

Orrfor OF the M.RYL.Sp CossoLrp.TKp LOTTERIES,
............ BALTIMORE Maryland, July l, lass.
THE commissioner Of the Maryland deemed
his duty canton the public
who circulate mail fraudulent
and pretend TO be the for the sale Of tickets which
wholly 6otious a
tn. lotteries IN Maryland
the
the State under the approve
schemes and 10 stsnd 70 the drawings.
Al the tickets these lotteries and all certificates packages
tickets have the Brennan,
Baltimore, Msryispd.n All others ar fraudulent
For iul Information the snhiect Of those
X. Brennan,
Sept 2s-dy Baltimore. Maryland.
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"shoud auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought 70 mia
Should auid acquaintance be forgot
And days o. aud lang syns."
The members q the senior ending June, 1883
me junior Glass OF the ending June, 1885, the soPhomors
class 81 tue ending 1851 and the Freshman class Of
ending June, 1880 hereby requested 10 assemble
washington, D. Co the third Of March, A. d. 1851 at ue latest
brighten the links the cham endshn which time
nor ude can ever entirely exchange more 10 eI
lives greeting and sympathy and 10 lament The unimsy ae Of
SONG o. ueu most promising eompeers.
preliminary mseilns of ths sclfappoined committee VIII DC
held the nrsi Mondy September A. d. 1885, the United
States HOTEL CheFnu Fourth and finn streets
which those members OF the whom be
senieni invited attend viii ba
adopted TO secure as full an attendance possible L.
In ths Will be
good enoagh 10 furnish The secretary ohe committee BY mail with
their respective post oihcea,
EDWARD J. GRANT, M. D., ...e..
uf Trenton, N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER a. BART, M. D.,
- o. philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGaTNEH,
~ $3.50 or lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEroN,
- OF Winston, Aheghany Co., Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
Of Baso Iron and Glass Works. NJ
LEWIS w, WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county Maryland,
Committee.
JoHs WEIphAK, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawthlar3 (intelligencsrl
All the civilized countries Of the world
ed this their editorial columns,
bers through
visions of globe and all newspapers throughout the Uaiiec
requested
cssionay between this date and the ID Of march, A. D. 1881
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T No. 548. |

No. $780,
NOTICE o location land Offices and
. the Office OF the surveyor general la Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE that in pursuance of the 18Th section of the
approved 23d 1884, land Offices
Territories Kansas Nebraska section
establishing Office VI general for said Terri
the Office for Omaha pISTRCT has been located
OMAHA CITY, the Of Nebraska Tetoy
the stce the "PAwsEx and the
LIZ Coarros the Of government Of Kansas Ter
ntory
my hand, city Washington, twenty
sixth day of November A d. 1865.
BY order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Once
Nov 99-law6w (Intel. and Star.
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

IF''F fNHHtEtfVUTV, TFfUtTifN COUfHV 7Hd
TUE annual session of studies on the
2h August, and terminates
terms TOT board and tuition ST. payable
ally IN advance There charges
inc asd also for Spanish Italian, German,
for the primary department pupil.
nre slp0 yearly in advance.
Letters OF inquiry should be addressed MOTHER sUPE
Maryland. = - 800 S~S'
Jul s-diyesr,
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Mysteries Of the Post once.

mysteries OF the POSt Omce.
"a mail bag a ep,oms Of human life"
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or, Notes from the Diary Of Special agent oths Post of
Department
HoLsxooK.
l2mo ID. Price al Beautifully illustrated is steel
portraits Rch and 2 wood snsrsvngs from designs chiefly
by Dsriey h b. 4
THIS wcrk-undertaken Of
aud s Of the special agents OF that the hr
@,o a oseea 81 ss @ once @ M
almost which skill and have furnished for
for the Of the mails and the nvoabiy u private
pcndence. ..y.a. tl.a e.. ri ae..
universal that enlightened powerful
the Brief exuacs from some Of these Aaens
prove entertaining season,
and, velnes interest," and general truth
0H1 lN. Y. Evsnins Post
to concede obrook. narrative bis pos,
Office experiences the merit Of being an exceedingly interesting and
The GUEST and most entertaining recently
Some Of Mr. Hobrook' unvahed recital. beat all mat
finds Reynodss who reads them win
realize still lives and thrves amid modem
life Boston Post. s. .s aa.Hs fr as# I.ttatt .r# +.
This work ITSELF by the nature of It's subject every
80 [PAiiadeipAia Psansylsansr
more amusing, and :. The same me interesting work ofi
ell written and amusns work. which make
fPaai.dsiraia Saturday Pos
1t abounds with sketches Of novel and instructive
lPhiiadepAia Hqarr
This novelty, exceedingly entertaining open
Ing Of amusement-Hart,ord Daily couraat.
There sustance enough in the Incidents eo. and eba,sr
idea opening another persons read the book with
shnddering the ishs prscpcs which he hs, stood
Published BY u. cowper,hwai, Co., Phiiadsphis.
For sale by all booksellers and agents.
Dec 29-d6t
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Two Books OF the greatest vain. tn men OF every
business and profession
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC, AND REPOSITORY OF USE
FUL KNOWLEDGE, FsR 1885.
One poL, limo, $50 70 aoopp.
Frice 81 paper u rs bound To ready in few day..
THE AMERICAN ALMANAC .. hied Of the greatest
importance American. II nfor
msen respecting the general Of United States
Of State rclaus States OF
Europe u.efn our people.
The Monhly Magazine Thousands Of literary
literary productions of large fame and snowy
indebted TO thi. modest thin volume
orderly of Statistics tabes Of dry
chapters Of al ofinormson Every professional sn 10
nothing ~ the business, ~ho
vast des Of running spd borrowing and laundering
10 the course Of the blessings the that
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II BRowH, STATION, wsLwEs.
IUM, r. BROWN, FEED. p. STANTON, and T. KNOX WALK
w ER have formed partnership practising the
and In the Once. wabineop
phis One of the plso. ana
letters addressed 20 them will receive prompt attention.
April lg- ueod fIntel and sentinel oopy,l
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GENERAL Land ovYoK, sept 10, 1853.
INSTRUCTIONS this day register
Dauyiie Office Illinois
Remaining said district and give thirty
public receipt said
Ieopenng ofeir oee and the In which applications win
be received BY them.
THos A, HENDRICKS,
Sept 2t-2aw6w Intel sarl Commissioner
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press and for the of schools
dr, containing rules the csp list Of
o. preparing copy and proof reading specimens Of proof
s"' &C Fihh edition, ny John wilson temo. Price 81
IN exceedingly valuable book, and copy Of IL should
% o. every one Who IL directly indirectly Interested
me see subject Of witch write s
letters records, and documents, who write for M,
press. = 49, - "''" ~ ~
WIZ Dc sqmsy surprised snd Instructed Of
edge which ir perursi viii inpsu - hvisou Era-nner
:. Crosby, NICHOLS, Co,
Dec i'-1s"sw III Washington street, Boston.
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HHEAP JUVENILE BOOKS.-The undersigned has set
aside from his stock books children
varied collection the accumulation Of years be sold at half
price, less when need be- They suited youth
OF all aud be examined his bookstore.
Among will be found the works OF Mrs Holland,
Miss Edgewoh, Mrs Barband and ether such wte-books
which have wha, aiming Guilt
good good feelings snd good principles
have Sl merit, although teaching all the sci
enees in words Of one syllable to children Of four old
Dee Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZEDi-TheR Rob Of DR. BOY
VEAU LAFFECTEUR Is superior the sups Cuisi
OF
mercury the dartfes scrouls
ulcers accoucmcnts
period Of Hf, and hereditary acmony Of humors AZ depua
euy sicacons catabs the bladder
ssns from abuses OF
injections soundnss syphluc the Rob
ensuing
OF basam Of cube from injections which only repe
neuiraixing The Boyveau above
sypic
resisted the OF mercury the odure
Of potassium.
General far the United States Gabriel Blondn, 81
William who,esal. orders Guilot Duconge,
New Orleans Seuily, San Francisco.
sold by all druggists throughout the Uni
pamphlet Gervsis medi-
properties Rob viii be obtained by writing g. Bon
din, "a William street. New York, who viii give Information
O. n prepared OH Amrrica West In
dies nee United the Rob bond
March Idly
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

Reduction Of Fare California.
United States mail steamships leave New York
0 for Aspnwal the 5th and Doth Of each month,
N14x6 connecting with mail from Panama san
These steamships been Inspected and approved Navy
Department, and speed and safety.
The Panama railroad "a mites from
aud crossed in or hours The baggage
checked New York through
embarked Panama
The paid In New York all the
Reserve kept In In New
San Francisco, TO prevent detention in Of accident that
the route IL entirely reliable
Passengers leave Panama the day hspin
Conductors through by each steamer charge
women and children without other
For through tickets at the lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, TO 4. W. RAYMOND.
Msys-du
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oo silver hne steel and plated spectncss glasses &C. Of
W AL focuses, with penocai perscopc and paraboa
long experience gives peculiar
adapted TO the eyes Of wesrers.
NJ, w. GAIT BRO,
1924 Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tent streets
Jar
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washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or TUE WASHINGTON AQuE


OruoK WASHINGTON AeuEDuor,
. Washington March Z 1855.
DAMS unnes other work the washington aqueduc
Proposals. the 9Th Of May will be opened
Maps pofIes specifications ready
Proposals will be received the particular cuvers,
bridges &C. described in the plans and specifications
appropriation but all for unfinished will
sh Of work to be and
under each for saeh and in
whs, shall stopped funds available.
funds q @ S cent 1 p pa II m OF
the engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments specie upon
9p snd w be al a e
shall be paid full monthly and specie.
the Warrington Aqucduct"
h united sne. me right 70 any Or al The bids
msy considered most conducive TO the Of The
work
Every accompanied by written signed by
o. % OF s s ss
obligation within ten days, with good and sufficient
be accompanied by the certificate OF tue United
Judge United States .',s; navy agent Officer
Of War; that the guaanors are able 10 make good their
Bids be opened in presence of bidders, If any them
NJ G. MEiGs
Capt of Engineers, In charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt. M. @. Meigs, U. 5. Engineers
hereby jointly seveay States and
guaranty in the foregoing bid be accepted that he or
for same with good and sufficient nrees
hs ' suser which .aSe AND in case the
said shall fail 10 enter into contract aforesaid we guaranty
the lowest bidder.
(sisned) A. b.
hereby certify that the best Of knowledge and belief tho
above named guarsntors good and sufficient
Mar s-3owlSthMayslawd
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The ships will accountable
bullion, specie ewery precious metals, unless bills Of
Shippers please take that the ships line
carry goods coniTaband Of war.
Noyg4
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Near the Canal Basip, .sieranSrfa.
EfTZPhTRCK BURNS, poprietorr manufacturers Of
cotton yarns carpet chain, sail twipe wrapping
bats, sc. - 10y -
Orders from merehant'in Washington
nny OF the above articles, which will deliver
lower than be had IN Baltimore
orders win meet with promp attention addressing above
Odll--dlm
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Law school of Cumberland Univsrxity, at Lebanon.

Law school Cumberland Univsrxity, at Lebanon,
~. #.@ Tennessee.
FACULTY hon Abraham Caruuer late OF The circuit
L judges Of Tennessee,
Hon Nathan Green of supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon Bomhed Ridley the cnanceors Of the State.
Judges CaIusrs and Green dew their whole exclusively
10 the school,
Plan Of irspfioni. Daily
books No regular Of
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations.
q Weekly
dents commences suits statement Of facts given by the profess
so and them through all the
Practice The framed require them
dence In the trials Some OF taken by appeal
upreme moot court, which held monthly the and
,aec Al the ead session The students clerks
uro circuit Judges and ehancelos and In other Official
baciucs connected with their suus
sestonThe fret session the third Monday
smber and ends third Thursday In February The
mences the succeeding Monday February ends
Thursday in July.
Expenses scssionTuition fee $50 In connxen
81 boarding about $50 Students furnish
which b, had In the Lebanon
-Four required complete
dents advanced No study
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
Theirs 10 a moot legislature connected with school
Number ofstudonts the lsst collegiate eighty
RORERT L, CARUTHERs,
Feb Il-eoiy President Board Of trustees
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EDWARD CLARK,
Secretary Of State.


N. Pease, Governor 81 Of Terss do hereby
w hist Edward Clark who signed the certificate the pretrdne
Secretary of and the date NJ said cs6csis
the Secretary OF State m the the
keeper o. th original statute laws Of said state. and that his se
tauS = In due m.
IN testimony whereof her-unto
great seal ~ the State tn be Auin
seG Tits the strth day e February A. ~ Iss snd
ofhe independence 81 the United State. sEhcth and
of Texas the twentieth year. ~
r.. FEAsE.
creditors referred In
deemed holder. of the
at % re sta,s and whereas i sr
rrged certificates said debt the holders ef which
oi and whereas the ID
requires the holders n hs certificates
evidences shall releases to the United sas
Texas before payments and the sh
stsaa SCI 70 sures hs public should be given Or the space
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A mERICAs HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston, by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged, and elegantly furnished
tahe modern and
ION OF the travelling public. gov.
Dee Idly
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail steamers.
Tho chips comprising the limo are the following:
The huanuc ....Cnpt Wes
The Eldidge.
Tue Basic. Capt comsoek
These ships having been built by contract
pressy for government service has been
their construction, also in their
Esn00 insure strength s2eedj and their
daoas for uneqiaed comfort
Price OF passage from New York 10 Liverpool in scas cabin,
S In second cabin G75 Exclusive
sSa5. From Liverpool 10 New YORK, 80 aud 90 guneas.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for.