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rosr orr1cE pErARrNENr.

Nelr Port 06iec,-The followng-named post or
fees have been established and the following gentlemen
appointed posmasters:
Old Fort Centre county, Pennsylvania George 0ten-
kink pos master. Re-established.
Sycamore Grove Putnam county, Virginia Elias Wheel
err postmaster
lions Mills, Lee county, Virginia Abraham D. Zion,
postmaster.
supply Brunswick county North Carolina; John Mer-
Ger, postmaster.
Salt Greek, Amherst county, Virginia; John s Kyle
postmaster.
Wolf Pit onslow county, North Carolina Edward W.
Fonville, postmaster.
Elkiu Surry county, North Carolina Richard K Gwin
postmaster.
EspsborOugh Johnston county, North Carolina W
carp, postmaster.
Stony Creek Caswell county North Carolina Jackson
G, Pinnng, postmaster.
DisconhHusd-The post offer at ChaIkville, Chester
county, South Carolina, has been discontinued
Chang, Of Nam,-The name and site OF the post Office
at Perrys Store, Tazewsll county Virginia has been
changed from Perry Store 10 Crofsvie and David Cro
has been appointed postmaster in place Of David H. Perry
resigned.
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FINAL ADJouRNMESr or rHE DEMOCRATIC IA

The suboined despatch received late an hour
for insertion In our last issue:
CIcIREAT JuRs 6.AfteT the nomination Of Mr.. BTeck-
inrdge himself Mr. Preston Of Kentucky and Others made
speeches. congrauatng the convention and the democratic
party upon the singular unanmity exhibited the nominA
tons and the amcAbe adjustment Of the differences in
York, &c.
Charleston fixed upon the place for holding the
National Oony enton
The National Committee was appointed.
The convention adopted resolution authorizing the
ing Of lots for the New York member Of the committee but
the sos declined participating in the game chance and
Augustus sehe being the only In the hat elected
The convention then adjourned aiHs die
subsequently the President made an eloquent speech.
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CTRsT-CLAss HOUSE IN THE FlRsf WAND FOR sALE
al Ancon.-kt request Of proprietor Mr. ~ Add
vii sell public suction, frdy, the fsh nsrsrt
O'clock built
him. on a. and isih scrs, nearly opposite
Fi-h containing rooms, Of mich
The osuon Il The most hcslY and dssir.h. ~ The city,
within few hundred yfas u the Predcns mansion Lafayette
square, nd ufive huiidipss
Tue house bun years ego, with an modern impov.
meuis attached stable carss- house,
wood houss, bath tank holding so gallons Of pump
IN The yard, &C. $3.50
over 500 square fret y fee, 'front.' rpssins
back it9 feet 2J-fee alley
90
rve thousand dollars hsnd
nine twelve, months besrinr
secured ny deed The property SC Tile nd.puiahs
Juns5-d Ape,on.>r.
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Dr. Floy from the tract committee reported the follow
ing resolution
Rr.olrd That Tire book agents and secretary be-
and they hereby instructed publish in tract or book
form Buch antsavrry matter the subject Of slavery
may demand including Mr., wesleys Thoughts on Sla-
very
The resolution gave rsc to long explanation from the
Rev Abel Stevens and considerable discussion but IL was
finally adopted.
The following resolution was offered by the Rev Dr.
Durbin laid the table, md ordered to be printed
Resolp~d That the next session Of the General Confer
enos shall commence the first day Of May A. D. 1861
and shall be held every four years thereafter commencing
on The first day Of May.
In the afternoon the election Of conference officers took
place.
Rev Mr. Carlton reelected senior book agent at New
York by scclamstion the assistant agent Rev James
Porter by ia votes the Rev. b. Grifen had 6s votes
Rev. swormsedt senior bookagent nj Cincinnati was
reelected by acclamahon Rev. Adam Poe assistant by
1le votes; the Rev Lake Hitchcock had 80 votes
Rev Abel Stevens elected editor OF the Christian
Advocate and Journal BY ls6 votes the Rev T G. Hb-
bard had Gs.
Rev Calvin Kingsley was elected editor or the Western
Christian Advocate by lie votes Rev Charles Elliott bad
a.
Rev D. H. Whedon was elected editor Of the Quarterly
Review BY los votes Rev. DR.. MvClintock had o.
Rev. d Wise elected Sunday School editor By l73
votes Rev A. N. Osborn had 81.
Rev James Floy was elected editor or the National
Magazine and Tracts by I25 votes Rev. II Perry bad
70
Rev n W. Clark wa, reelected editor Of the Ladies'
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THIS wei established waerng place win opened for vev
the lt n June under the Of Is sut~cr
bsrs, having bcea leased Of To- Of The
tasteful a
snd additions rrnder the h.tei sccomo1s
lions strictly q he rst cass The sprrs dsisri fo Tho
railroad wsrenton miles graded osd The morning
the road from Atrandria asd from Cor
donsvlle M~uenson
comfrabie arrival Of the rsss~rsvr
from Baltimore, Washington, ard hsrandris arrive springs
At O'Clock a. dinn.r
Rastd. Cor four uannss per month. too
month, go s.y
81. Children and servants half price. -
THOs N. r. INcpAM
May 91--esdm ALEXANDER BAKER
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United states Mails.

PoEr OFyicT DEPARTMENT, June 7, 1855.
PROPOSALS for carrying UBiird
Of 3oth June, sSe
TeHneErer, received OF
IN The city Of Washington, uuii D. u the
hugust 20 be decided the day, VIA
No 1868 From Concord Depot Ten Louisville,
back three times week.
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday, md Friday
on arrival OF from Ka01 vilt--say 10
Arrive . Louisville BY y nj
Leave Louisville Mosday, Wednesday, and Friday at
ATriye al Concord Depot by 4pm.
Proposals for air uip. week invited.
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
pay trips Performed for
sasactoriy planned
may deducted. svuls schedule time sufficiently
sTCusrd fourth u the be deducted
eoutrne be annued ~ repeated failures Zoe violating the
ocr &c dsos~ynE dspartnThs insuucuons
The General order Increase Of
He schedule
running diminished aleu- he
disconnue dscrrac
uf Showing monthr pay the
pervtre asprns ed with.
psy will allowed for any
distance points supplied c8rrcIy
stated The contracts TO be ereeutsd ~ The 10 n Hspber
JAMES O. aFHELL,
Postmaster General.
June 7-lEw4wt
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YkcHT Rlcs,-The New York Times Of Friday says:
There was exciting yacht race yesterday. The
boats TWENTY-FIVE IN sl started from hoboSen at IL a
M with spanking bretzc The shores both sides Of
The river we're crowded with spectators. steamer,
thronged with the families of the yachtsmen accompanied
the squadron. Three prizes were contended for. The
three winning boats were the Richmond Una and Julia"
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Repository and Books At the Cincinnati Book Concern BY
&C, lamati0u. .H
Rev. r O. Hubbard was elected editor Of the Northern
Christian Advocate by ls votes Rev W Hosmer had 81
Rev. J. N. Baird elected editor Of the Pittsburg
Christian Advocate by aecamation.
Rev, J. " Watson was reelected editor Of the North
western Christian Advocate by lSs Eotes Rev. T. ~ Eddy
had 90. ....
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omco OF IN. Com missioner Of Icss~r,..,

THE undermined Oommis-oae' q Lotteries Stats mary
land, being " daily 81
the country mex
flooded and which
Of the Nary and gHsaafed LFateres,
rswer ~ sueh letter o. inquiry, ana Inform III sbi,c All
lotteries uTrvrnR r. he decida
" uasf that CERTAIN parties Who Mss
pretend - be sss
~ Clsveand otn, kHtrry having
neither Legal nm psanptvs e1cnce and hn snohsr fictitious
hr styled Mury Co. ieveiana Ohio,
~ lotteries which they profess agents
ne Mnryand letter v huHess eatdact arm "
TRANCE n CO. manager, and they
the ~ HHuors.
vendors far thr Maryland him
through THE oHcs, sell tickets
y. ". NcPHAIL.
Commissioner of Lvrrres fsr The state q Maryland.
AZ % 2IdAcp
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LIBERAL BEQuEsTs-Hon John NJ Niles who died on the
Sd ulti bequeathed tsays the New Haven Journa S2O
600 TO be held in trust for tbs poor of Hartford onehaf
the income to be applied towards paying the wants of the
deserving INDECENT and the other half supply them with
fuel He also bequeahed his library the Historical Lii
brary
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INSTRUCTION. DO pIppERs.


The following the drawn Numbers ~ oousoldsIed Lot
try ar benefit Of Carroll county, se class 10, drawn June
1855
IL "a Is q 2s 81 10 n ~ %
Ths following are drvwn Pstapsco Institute
I.ottsrY, class fsQ drawn Jane 6, lss6!
Sc l6 CO 70 II % 40 81 70 SO % 10
r. FRANCE a Co, Managers.
n. n. McPEIrL, Commis.ioner.
June lit
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TEKABuKY D2rAArAEHrs
Mag w. IaS.
NOTICE hereby holders d 1as stock i.aaeo pasu
ant % he Congress Juy, 1885, such oes
desnalie b. paid me
rendsr the IAN Of November nex ~hsA
interest thereon viii cease.
This department purchase prior s4lS
day Of redemption win pay therefor psius.
addition 10 the day purchase win
days foS the money % reach The vendor
Gu such Treasury between me n aay a.
The day a, inclusive, half a
lac amounts specified in The eeriihcasesI - ##-
on such stock received i and sist days Of A
oae fourth Of one per cen. ..
And s day Of August the Eisr
thereon, additional iasres, os ~ e
raid. a.. #a #.
transmitted under this notice rnt BE
duly assigned united stale. by thr party snncd ~ R
purchase money prior The lot J1 te eve
halEyea be assigned ~ he paessa 9
holder otherwise will he payable hervioae
given holders u ohef stock Of ~ una
this department win purchase the nsi~es ~ "
day of December next unless @ sea 81
previously Obtained and Will 5o me sa"
from OF the s e6esa
uinees days adduons interest for the
vendor, The following rates OF premiums ..a H1sa
on The Of 1912, premium Of 10 cent -
on isis premium Of 10 cent
And on stock issued fttb September 1880
monty indemnify stock, premium Of per ctnt
this notice should be duly assigned
United party entitled receive The and
previous July half Interest nnss
sockbolde otherwise the Interest
for the year day payable kim heretofore
Payment all foregoing stocks VIII be made ~ drafts on
the Boston, New York, PhadrpAs.
parties receive tho direct.
JAMES GUTHniE,
May 29-dinlaNoy #N.t Secretary Of the Treasury
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MoRE BRfrisH ABsoRrroS--From India we have to
The middle Of April Profound peace continued TO prevail
The preimnares for the absorption Of the Baroda domin-
ions were beginninr 70 be taken Y
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THE PEOPLE VIII FURNISH MN WITH HALL.

The following prophetic paragraph appeared in the New
i0'k Journal Of Commerce Of tho Issue Of April Dc
The nothing csuncs or Philadelphia have refused
NE u Of the Han II independence for the reception If the
hoa' James Buehanan. Never mind the people viii fur
sa BIN ball, sitter the 9Th Of March next which viii
BE- sufficient Tor all practical purposes
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l. OC AL NE WIS.

AT meeting Of the Democratic Association of the 18th
imously adopted
ReSolped, That the nomination of James Buchanan of
Pennsylvania, and j. O. Breckenridge of Kentucky meets
with the hearty appreciation OF this association and that
we pledge ourselves to all honorable 70 secure
their election President and Vice President of the Uni
ted States.
Resoipd That the papers in our city favorable to the
nominations be requested to copy.
JAMES ESPEY, President
JEo, NJ. THORNTON Secretary.
MEssissIPPIANs.-BucK BhEcKINRIDGE-We are re-
qnested to that meeting of Mss5s ppans in this city
Is solicited for Monday the 9h at p M be holden
the rooms of G. Haley esqu northwest of Al and
O Streets to organize "Buek and Breckenridge Club"
Aabamans are also invited for the purpose Of con-
sderng the propey of uniting the forces of these
States.
"THE KEYSTONE STATE" BUCHANAN CLuR-The demo-
Gratis OF Pennsylvania temporarily residing in the city of
Washington and all other Pcnnsy who are in
favor Of and desire TO cooperate TO promote the election
to the presidency ofhe United States of the distinguished
statesman, Pennsylvania Favorite Son. requested
meet on Monday evening next June O. at O'clock
the residence of the Hon. Thomas b. Florence northeast
corner of Pennsylvania and 18th street. adopt
to enter warmly into the campaign by the orma-
ton of Pennsylvania Democratic Buchanan Club and
having for its object the preparation and distribution Of
such documents and facts for the people will promote
the dissemination of wholesome democratic truths Let
there be full attendance of of the "Old Keystone
which promises round majority of 900 for James Bu-
chanan.
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IHE OLDEST BELEeATE.-A New York paper says
, Among the delegates from New York 10 Cincinnati s
aor General g. Hathaway, Of Courtland county,
year. lie voted or Jefferson
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OURS e.r,fuIry prepsrved.-TODD CO receive On
deposts u June fsrs per
ipjuy through
under Brpwnt Hotel, west end.
Hsy9a-Ttrolf
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o Il r lei A L.

DEPARTMESr STATE,
Washing on June Z, 1856
Information has been received this department
esq, Uaed Csrtagena New Ora
NADIA Congress OF republic OF passed
23h and the Executive the 3lsl
declaring Carsgena port operation the
hrst day Of September
June II
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The amount paid to-day at IL o'clock, at the Treasury
Department to the creditors of the late republic Of Texas
was S4,s72969 IA.
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WORCESTER, June 7.-Lawrence NJ. Leary instantly
killed to-day by the premature discharge of which
being fired honor of the nomination of Buchanan and
Breckenridge Two other persons badly hurt.
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New Fancy Goods.

UsT opening splendid stock Of fancy goods which
Pran-sfict fans. ella and Md backs
~ hun lvuTY stiek do
% sandal word with STEEL sstinr
10 VERY enc morning fans
Win great variety styles linen and paper
COMBS.
choice pausras n hunsIo
combs with Evcfy variety q comb hair
brushes ke, &c,
PERFUMES.
100 dozen fLubin's srtrsctr FIR handkerchief
Puuade, oil, soap &C, &C.
cologne common cologne in quar- and pint bottles
Bay rum, hc., &C.
PAnHERss
Fancy Comb and fsrunsry Store, under National Hotel,
la
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Is Y Il II l. T. G. II A u III
Ratification Meeting.

BosroS, June THE democratic ward and county com
mtee has taken preliminary steps for grand Buchanan
Breckenridge ratification meeting at Faneuil Hail.
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Townships ], = "a, o. range Il.
T Township: 5 : " 8 y ,sn ,s IA
Townsap. : E 1855, Of range IA
townships 5, g. g. J. or "a ssi Is and IT.
The public sale win be held WAsnSaros
dspn If The public lands 0@ odd
sections above referred situated
South Of the base line and West Of the h prnep nrdiqn
townships :, ss,s,.a7aas,9, Of range Is.
Townships J. :, ., OF range 90
TS~s:Ss: e. 'S j. q 3 Isss g.
Townships T. H. IA, Il il, Of range IS
TsTn:sP: 8 / 4 4 + u ass :'ss'
The sale will be held the CLARKsvLLr CON-
meneng On Monday The day d October next for The
Tons as above rsfed to in the
North Of The base line and Det Of the ma principal meridian
Townships 5, g. 7, range L.
Townships 5, g. = Of range 10.
Towa .RPs g. g. = . D. Of ,@n lsas ~ a.
Township. g !? 5S O. 1anss g g
Townships 8, 9. 10, Of ranges "a nnd25.
Townships s. o. 10, u, ranges &c, ~, 49, 20.
townships !. s. ., or rfaa s g.
Ia the Stale Of MISSOURI
The public land Office AT cK.os G
disposal the pnbs lands in such odd
0 wit:
SOrtA Of base Hne and Of As A principal neriaian
Township "a Of rsnse 5.
TTow".,,P. q o. ;: % 3, q I. raoges -
Township. p, q a. Is. Of sSnre g.
Townships =, - ~ rs NJ range o.
TTS~s:Ss: e q = e , ss
Tow%ships IS IS g g. 81 y ora Of san e. IA
TOwnsh'ps as % e. as ofrsnse TO- = ''"s'
Town'biPs 20, 81, as OF range Il.
Also
pubic sale wiz, h,ld The land oncs P4xrr4 com
mencgnR Monday The twentieth day october
p,s q hs vacant public lands IN such odd numbered
Joseph srusd in the following named townships
EOtA Of As base line and Of tAs A priaepal rpeiGiun
Towasnpa 81, 81. S. of runse 10.
TIE townships drsgnaied wholly within the limits u
"I scans 10 width sds' of
ds srd on The al grams winch have ben fnfnrfhsG 70 he
sptcys district hnd oeos by the Commissioner Of General
Land. reserved for schools military and Uth purposes
Tbelara' win be sod Fayst 70 hs rsh s coy BY
ses ~ loh 1a"e, 49, ana ~ tsefunfy ~ -, aid rsirnad,
eoniag u" quantities respectively shown the official PSs
kept open Offer
Ing hf ian bui not eIoosdng Two weeks and Applications
offered under hi, viii be received ser
undcr y hard city wusnrton this anh day Of
June, Domiu thousand eight hundred ana a1ys1
by the Prsria,rti
THos. A. Has EIrEs,
Commissioner oftbs General Once.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE NOTICE
hereby given reserved lands no, taken
the Grant and remaining hy Un1od srss, ds "a.
t iS Of the giant made by February, s59
railroad branches not hitherto re.too
mast aud which subject entry
81 withdrawal, will entry ordinary
imam price and asr the DAYS hereinafter mensonod Wit
once ~ Jseksun, Nissoun, Monday The day o. luS
OHcr Hatssvr ATkHasns, Mondsy, the Day Of Ie5S
Once Lte Rock, Monday, day
oaes At cis.vas Hssu,ss On NoSd.y, the day, iss
Ofrs FHystirxilis, Monday, o.,
otcs ChampaEu0le, ArkaRsas, Monday, the day
1850
once Washington, Arkansas, on Monday the day Of
Isss
NOTICE TO PRE EsPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every psou right prsengian 10 any u e
offered public sus restored N
Sntsf2rtop
rrgtsr rresvsE land Uics
within the period prescribed BY
viii be forfeited. tfDs. A. HENDRICKS,
June 74-iawI3w THtafaIntsll oumissIuurt,
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June S, 1855.
IL officers department having possession books
"A ,esreE IsruTy rsqu ssd
% librarian.
Iune Ga
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Reward Of $500.

Reward OF $500.
orrrcE UsIrfp sTaTrs s.s.M.L, Drsr. colosra,
MAshu goa. June 4, tss6.
THE under gned authorized reward q hvs handrsd
dollars such perrtns as sn srprehe"d soc bring
~ and w ship
fnn JOHN ESSEX herr custody charged with IN murder
sn uuiFiry "a fssr
M magistrate pending The preliminary rramnstson upon
said chaigc.
pEsCNtrTfos
John n old, pbout sir
feet high rh smooth fscs so hns toakns fresh
leh hand had when he sn cooed
eiohs and light eolorrd sUnch car, and cutter By
trade
JONAH n, HOOVER,
June 5-lw Marshal fer the Distinct Of Colpuhis.
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DWINTIsG- sale. cheap fsr sash--A uhie-
cylinder printing press good running order
which the Washington Union
printed. Appy this Office.
May l5--dlfu ...a.HHE
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Life versus Death.
Life versus Death.
Just pnblished, the 9Th edition, price one dime only,
CONSULTATIONS AND sCR0gulAi
A popular ueaiise, segae ra
Byy. T. FoRsTER, N. D., @... Ia

BY q. 4. FORSTER, NJ. D.,
gHOWNG Mature anudoe lo these ghtul q
y together with the proper treatment o. bivnet
asthma coughs thron ngh and hrar dF
ringsogtu. sAln head
psis and s~elgr a The ihl baF and
all Arising from az the kusu
Tins book, PLATA bat lfeih. ianeuaxs, ryes al
advice RATIONAL cheap, and hig ccet
I % kind, and sifopg
commended afflicted heads Of families Ac mas yso
alb Guide n me Of need. .- ... ...#sa..
interesting information Tot inse ameisd with
deafness, bodily a.fulmtics, &c. ...#
100 hv. been sold, OF mailed whn th "
frww weeks, Il every pau 81 the county
be had 81 booksess eenssist or ny ah
post free BRIDGMAN h CO.. Isl crasd street Nee
York
June 3-dhcp5mH ..... HaMs..
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- P,nnsyruna avenue formerly occupied By Maj Keyworb
June 7eoda't
JUST reoeived-n new style OF Buchansn
undrr sack graceful
the kegn busters, with superior goods
" AL. II s1EPHENS,
7-dlmt Penn avenue between 9th and ION sts
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METHODIST GENERAL CoSFEREycE

On the morning of Monday, June ?, Bishop Baker an
nounced the following order Of holding annual confer
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Bank Of Metropolis,
Washington Jane 7, 1856.
bank for the year
Il hen ensuing will be held the banking Mon
day, the 7th day Of July
The polls viii opcA 10 O'Clock m. and O'Clock
IN. By order Of the board
RID. SMITH
JBns eOdt3oJunedf7Jay Cashier.
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VIM w. Belknap, Attorney-at-La Law and Land
Agent, Ke0kuk, Iowa.

WARRANTS located choice land in Satisfactory mani
Ii favorable and s business In ows feouirl
ing the attention attorney promptly attended to-
nErKEKKCEs.
Pairo n Nourse, wrshingion, D. Q.
Alexander H. Evans,
Keller NcKeRnsy,
Dee l3-6moad&cp
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Nsy Rl-eu,JuaelSd,.
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II. CALDWELL, Dentist, Of virginia, but more
recently Philadelphia located The of fennsyva
ready the
Teximonais salts
references superiority
ache, treatment Of defapge
head and Jaws correcting ireauaIy Of the teeth,
diseased be IN relation
and mouths prepared for sas aIuhcial
e inserted Il the best possible manner &eFaa
N. B-Grafuilons operations for the poor. s@
May l7-lmt ~" a s.s.
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approximations The Sc, 200, of 800 each Of $50
$4,000 Of S2oo $4,000. OF $500 10 $1,000.
Whole tickets so--hnlves S5-quaners So 50.
Prizes eashed nj sght at per cent discount. a84az
n banks taken ...s.F $780,.
drawing will be forwarded the result known
DON RODRIGUEZ, VI cit
posi- Charesn, South Caona until the lin Of June. will
nded to. ...a-... ar.a.esr .-.a ern.r ..usH IA
May s-d1ms ....s..... Nh .... s.s.