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lar "a examined. Mr. + II. NaAb teaches singing and
NJ Alphonse Grollier French IN Ms well as The
Boys department. About twenty FIVE girls ar study
ing French The teachers OF tins department arc
M.ses Mary Kelly. MARY II. Miller, S NJ Kelly. Mar
garet C. RObir4On Sarah l.. Hoag and Anna Moore.
The Boys department passed good examination. the
arithmetic and algebra superior. IA teachers
are Joseph Finch. John Kcicham. Ja-. II. Hal.
lock, Lewia Kcb and Miss Barbara Geilsn Sohooi
No. 80, in Thirty fifth street, near Ninth avenue vii
be examined today.
ARREsT OF CouKCH@iN FOR BFATfsG A Pros
TITUrJ-A few nights since, of the Counciimen Of
the Thirteenth Ward fell asleep, after indulgiag N
wines in disreputable bouse in Duane street and a.
the time approached close the house for the night,
one of the inmates, named Kate Wss0n, made an
effort to arouse him She succeeded after effort,
but the representative Of the people Of the Thirteenth
Ward repaid her Efforts is alleged by knocking her
down kicking her in the SIDE pulling her hair, and
striking her FIVE or six times in the fsoe with his fist
The facts Of the case were subsequently laid before
Justice Connolly who issued warrant for the arrest
the Councilman. This warrant has not yet been
served but will be to-day the offender can be found
Mormon IMMIGRANTs.-The ship Caravan, Capt.
Sands, from Liverpool arrived yesterday, brings 40
passengers, all bound to locate among the Mormons.
There was one wedding three births, AMI .To deaths
during the voyage
KILLED on THE HUDsOS RIVER RAILRoAD.-Aex-
ander Ferguson Of Rverdae, We-tchester County,
Scotchmon aged about 55 years, after attending the
election polls at YOnkers Tuesday last, started on
foot for home the track Of the Hudson River Raj
road at late hour but failed to reach his destination
and yesterday morning his body was found lying near
Forest Point with large hole in his skull. 1t is sup
posed that while under the influence of liquor he had
fallen down. and being both unconscious Of his danger
and too helpless to proceed went to sleep and was
killed by the night express train.
FoUsD DRowEED.-The body of an unknown man,
sboe 81 found yesterday the East River
brought Pier No. S. where Coroner Conns held in
guest H. The deceased stOuty built aud dressed in
black The body Of violence aud
posed to have been about week in the ~aer Verdict,
= Death by drowning"
CHARGE, OF GRAND LARCKFY.-Geo. Knowles,
tailor arrested Tuesday charged with stealing
goods from tho OredOor of Granger and Gamble
No. 4G Warren 1t is alleged that Knowles with two
other men lotared about the and while il was being
sbout half block when the theft discovered The thieves
puI,ued, but all got away except Knowles lie Wa
taken before Justice Connolly and committed Tor trial
IAdyertiseuenti
TIE ATTENTION OF MLLINERS is especially
requested to stock Of STRAW GOODS comprising
BoNsErs HATS FLOWERS AND TRIMMINGS,
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CHARGE. OF GRAND LARCESY.-Geo. Knowles,
tailor arrested Tuesday char sd with stealing
goods from tho OredOor of Granger and Gamble
Ne. &c Warren street 1t is alleged that Know les with two
other lotared about tho and while was being
closed for the day carried off the but had resded only
sbout half block when the theft discovered The thieves
pu'ued, but all got away except Knowles lie wa
taken DetoTs Jnstic. Connolly and committed t0r al
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FoUsD DRowNED.-The body of an unknown man
sto,t 81 Of found Yesterday the East River
brought Pier No. S. where Coroner Connsy held an in
guest upon H. The deceased sOuty built aud dressed in
blue and red flannel shirts cloth psus pocoth Jscke and
black The body bore MARKS Of violence and
posed to have been about week in the ~aer Verdict
Death by drowning"
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Mormon IMMIGRANrs.-The ship Caravan, Capt
Sands from Liverpool, arrived yesterday, brings 40
passengers, all bound to locate among the Mormons
There one wedding, three births, AMI .To deaths
during the voyage.
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H. such nsnr or a. to create alarm TO Austria and
Rrnia. b. 10 Turkey provided the governments
- e" province kept up s,rit'y supply o. oaH-
shish ,le Grand V,zer SD '"r Others vt the supe-
rio, Ulcers Of the State. it matered but Little ~
ber wb It fern Of government they preferred: 10
port Of revenue, neither Of hem produced any
worth he mention for he Sultan, though, indeed,
hey veie Of DO eIpense to him.
Tie question Of the Isle Of Serpents continues to
ux II = tranquility Of 'he recent peace. II n BE-
hevtd hat Russia has not ced.d her claim {" it,
nor TO thai 81 tie town Of B,lgad in Modavia
Al Of the Commits iorers sppoioted IN SETTLE the
question of the Dssubsn Provinces are stil. here;
opd Sir Henry Bulwer appears to be
preparing TO settle down for the tresen. IN
Ters He appears to be extremely feeble and eI'
bsu.te, aid il ia (" be hoped that his mind s more
sc'ive than bis body, or Engard will be butt ny re-
presented among the sharp Diplomaiists ST Fanee'
Austria and Rnssia A small English navs. force
remains in 'he Black Sea, and Fred. Lyons (Ad-
niraD is still at anchor in the Bcsphcrus. o.
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Fyen TAe M..ssyi Republican. Oct. IS.

LEcosPTos, X. T., Oct. Q, 1876.
M,seRs. EDIToRs-In d Communication over the sig
nature Of 1.-The Constitution contained in sour paper
of the I'd inst, mos, foully misIepresented, aud
ask Of yoa az you value personal honor to correct the
s6Ld der.
il Is true that robber, ncendiayy, and horse thief
who is called Captain aker, was 10 command Of his
II low thieves a. the ardly and diseraccf assault
upon my house. II true that be andhis party robbed
me ct money hous hold furniture horsts, and other
yauables to the amount Of ST., 900, and burned my
bouse very comfortable one with four rooms, por
tico ard other convenier cs although told him that
they had .bot me in three place. sacked my house,
and asked him not to bum il, but let it stand. lie
piled, God d-n you, and God d--n yoor house.
Men, bring on the hay" and when il In flames he
took me- dripping with blood from my own wounds,
pitched me into an uncovered wagon, and dragged me
Lawrence. This fellow Walker saw and participated
IN there acts, and insuted me when wounded and
disabled Perhaps bis little shanty, which he had
deserted in order 10 become sssasein Afterwards
burned down dnriug his absence by some thoughtess
person. OF this knos nothing.
did meet Walker in the Executive Chamber"
and through courtesy 10 Gov. Geary when introduced
spoke 10 him. l am wounded and disabled and could
not have struck the bastard down if had been 60 in.
cliped but ak If this Is any for correspond.
ent TO place me upon an equality with such a man
Our party il composed Of honorable Bep and we are
unwilling TO be placed upon level with thieves assas.
sins and robbers. We are not In the habit of min
"gling hsLly tears" with tears from the eyclids Of
thieves. Honorable men are not in tho habit Of
"pltJgipg eternal friendship" to robbers and muir
deIes-to men who have been reared in the sinks OF
Iiquity and In the moral cess pools Of Aboitiouisu
e willing TO submit b anything " keep peace and
heal the wide breach which now exists beiwenn our
friends and Abolition invaders except upon being
gla.<S open Oh equality WITH them; snd Know thu
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OF The fIC5 sec in rpte C the Canadaf on Now
Yuk, f6l ,iCO was Oh French account The ~%idue,
caI,i'ilg e Am.lic.p eagle, wa to-day purchased
frr II e Continent. Tt. ~hoe II the E30,GSO the
Wsllirg;.n ron Nes-Yok, he's also beer taken fJr
the sane dest ati". NJ more gold is SaCwn 10 have
J., IN teken ficm the BsIk.
The London Time, CITY h,ticie.
FRIDAY EVENING OF. -, 1856,
Tie recovery ia the Engiis' funds c7n'nue1 IN Re
well psiLt4utd, AID to-day there hare been somo "
Nts'm,nis.
Tie accounts from TIE B'une Il the increasing
lei yine,s il ~ elrihrted TO the @roH-oue
of tie Bsbk Of France -crura7ng all .pp at'ons
fer loans, and produce, ihereors, no unsatisfactory
eject this SIDE.
Tie knoob &c that the Bank If England has not
been Suite cted during thu present We t. any conun
ua drain and that th.af iii the active demand
for discount they daily recovering the great abb
toIpion Of tterTtserve causcO last week by the pay-
nett Of tie dividend, iupers CONSIDER able confidence
which Is su-1gtbGec ty the assumnton that
f5l0Gf0 by tbs Jamee BaOes, sb ut eighty day
out will sITve III time 10 prevent any renewal OF
Diet viii draw ais Tie final gu ts'ions u Fren IN
1HIee Per &. The P,r Bouse toia evening we're
6tf Csc for Ei.ney snl tCi. &c ior seouni-being
declIe Of Per cent
Tie Hamburg .dvices state that the supply of mo-
uey lss sgt tS increased, the rate Of drcolDi having
| rtcec,d 10 i yer cent.
Tie letter, from Petersburg state TINT the rate OF
eachsnge remains al - Il VIII ii does nc. encourage
| shipments OF gold ioHi this side.
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The betting on Kentucky has been very heavy.
We cw Of many insn Of bets ST extraordinary
d seni,e having been made 90 the result OF the late
election. Lanos, negroes cash, everything that is
Jrper'y III Kentucky has been saked fhroughou. the
Safe. Hur6Jeds al men doubtless entirely ruiued
and Il ousspds sorely impovsrshed The State tes
uIqDe siiopabiy Kone Democratic largely. We are a-
TONED TIA; a tispa,eh received fnJm john n.
RIocs emitge last evening, saying that tina: Sats
hls gre GI he Democratic tcke: BY near hesen
ihS-saad. .cinSnau Calanerc.sl, Ney. I.
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invest, il Wis: would provo renumersfive busiaes'

invest, il Whist would provo renunersf'e oasl'os'
or building. Tho e1Orbisans rents pad N Law
repee, for instance. for houses OF the poorest
DESCRIPTION are most inviting ~ capital when "e
reflect that the ,ealcment Of the present dif'eAl-
ties will bring prosperity which will ineIcase
rather than diminish these high rates. As"A, there
are ,au.mjlls that might BE- erected pr'Aitably in
man, different plsces. Green lumber sells st the
min for 81 Der hundred feet, and ae lowest rates
know are one half Of that smeant merely for saw
inc the logs when delivered. Then there will be
a great demand for gr'st-mills next year; there 49,
indeed, o demand for them now, aud on this point
I would remark that this is the best country Tor
wind. mills in the United States. There are hun
dreds of different ways in which capita could be
invested most probably, producing more than II
could, perhaps, in any other quarter, and We want
i. sou-immediately- furnish labor to those who
NAV not be able to sustain themselves on claim
until it produces enough to live on. Kansas needs
such capital to afford good labor, not only to tue
poor emigrants now here, but to the class Of emit
grants in narrow circumstances who may be
coming.
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Tie Government order tn deliver passports 70 Span
sh refugees in foreign countries vas to include all
Ce1i.,s WHO will rscorIiEe the exSting Government
TIE Government ptpcrs Pre'epd that n. CoIt-s -,ll
,botly he assembled, and thet exceler will
lie sulinitkd 70 them.
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NANtfILLT''' ! ''-E tc,L
we,ove in,erig,rCc from Co s''ntn'p'e '1'lo &C.
Wv n'nT c,,ek Go, en- men; had refused any ip
%s,as 60 ,he English nj jcct, Nr Noel who was
T,c r.el-h commander At the Piraeus hhs hired
,5;,ng o,r .le use Of the army Of occupation.
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MINNESOTA.

From The ST. PauF. Pi0seer, Nor J.
The PExpIsA ExPEDIIIoS-Col. Smiths party arc
on their return and will be at Fort Ripley 10 about tn
daJs. The party went to PembiEa b the Devns
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stamp. Ltuis Blanc ard Pierre Le si; c. o.
nary noe cLabccs than II uIe' r.
Vaif dtc.
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10 homo able man viii ever, even FOR tho sake Of nenr.
dtms cd such sacrifice from honorable men, ''
Governor Geary is doing hi duty IN all He 1.
nm, resouie and commanding patriot, and sklnf.i
chief executive and il any man could bring to,eths
tht se 6iscorded 81. nen's he night bat he know, -
impossbil.y Of sueh thing. and will never ua,.,.
tsisit. Your oeedient servant
H. T. Tirrq
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LONDON. Friday, Oct. "a. 1856.

LONDON, Friday, Oct. "a, 1856.
European news is dull. The French crisis has
alssed. Austrian finances improve, bat the land
IN in Hungary and the other Provinces is raised
Or the next year to SO per cent of the income.
Spanish ntrigues continue, and Naryaez himself
nay seOn fare like his predecessors, Espartero and
ODsppell; nothing shor. Of unlimited despotisn
en- satisfy the lcentious Queen and her prizes trid.
aea husband. The Greek Governmtn Mt turns, at
kst its attention more TO the condition Of the
sOuntry than to political iptr9ues, and invites the
capitalists Of the West TO drain the Lakes of Bpots
and CoriDths and to build roads and harbors The
Oriental difficulties remain pretty much as they
were. aud the Isle Of Serpents, the town of Boi.
Nrad the organix alton OF the Pnncpaliues and the
Austrian occupation, continue IL keep the dplo.
matte world in suspense, without advancing toward
o solution. We may say the same about the Nea-
politan question. King Bomba's Ministers travesty
the words Of the late Carlo Alberto Of Sardinia,
and gravely say IN Re faIa da Sc, the King
will act By himself whenever they aye pressed for
concessions by the Western Powers. 1t seems
that be has made up his mind to lberate P,erio
and Settembriti, and TO publish half a dozen
Royal DEGREES purportng 10 contain semblance
reform, in the style OF the proclamati0ns Of Gov
Geary Of Kansas, us soon as the English aud French
ambassadors have received their passports; and
thus the NeaPolitan farce-begun in earnest but
gwen up during It's progress--will be terminated
much to the detrimeut of the King of Sardinia and
Of the Constitutional party in Italy. Napoleon eu-
Joys IN the mean time his imperial wealth ndhonors
ae CGmpiegne, altogether in the style of the old
Bour6ons; for Louis Philippe never dared TO afTront
the middle classes of France BY so reckless On ex.
psnditure, and the French are SO deeply immersed
nto the mysteries OF stock,jobbing that they pay
little attention 70 the imperial ysgaries of their
present ruler. The great aim Of Napoleon. TO turn
the political agitation into the channel Of material.
1m, has until now fully succeeded; hut since the
Credit Mobier and all kindred institutions have moi
created real wealth, but only transported the exist
Ing wealth from one pocket into another, the Preuch
will soon find out their deception, and having in the
mean time lived beyond their real means the dsy Of
reckoning cannot fail soon TO arrive and the reri.
esfion will be terrible. Whenever the bubble bursts
oAe financial panic will be followed by revolution;
- since the immediate cause Of the political crisis
MI have been the financial msmsnsg cement of pub
= and private credit, the next French revolution
Win certainly bear = Socialist aud Communist
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SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII BE- received al he oGee
~ q the 5eeTeaFy o he Navy
dsy nc Sa q lans for furnhing stationery may
be required ~ the May Bureaus
Iane, Is5I. ' r
~ e ar4eies furnished be of quality, delivered
Mlhoat delay oT hs head
Ae oaaeB Tor which they required.
Nbe required, each badgr stationery his
proposal sample ~ each I'D
70 aeuse unltofmity proposals,
nshea q those dasposea bd bad
n0es Hot ay comforts 70 ts
every article y not bd fo and la which pIile
Aaagsd iof
~ suasien
~ ihu ahini execution uf Lbs will 0f
son ~ psfsos contracting The authorized
at w 5e given a. Rs0 satisfactory testimonials faa
tract must aeeaiapany the bd5 viii be
The Department ar the uFderIug
ss guansy Of each and article for pube
snoad article be required contract
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Notice

To tas h6s bonds eaeae other ertdsnees the dbt
the State Tsra the late repubie the so undr asf Of 2s
February, la55. ..--
TREASURY DEr ARrsgrT, April "A, 1856.
III HFREAs the h orhe 2rt February, 1855 ent
w tied Aa Of such crcdirors
republic a comprearnaed Con
by public Of days
Of Una payaent will be mad. under aid
whereas a7h Se5ruary by this
duly Published, h said Congress-
The legislature Of The Texas assentug thereto
filed rslraseN,
Adav therein pointed hy days prior st Of June
further provides
shall evdei Of debt
which shall thirty befar limited BY sad notices.
he Treasury
Notice is hereby given to The hoies Of boad certificates
partneut hereof will
excluded all beaehIs Of fr
OF the .#..t. .-.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Ap T5-lax2m Secretary Of the Treasury.
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no 55sl
Notice
Of Wif6arrrrI "a n


Of rifhdratruI n lanas n Florida and dlabama
IN parsuanea af ne art emitted granting public snd
10 srans staiss q Farda snd tsbana -
rrftrin raroadA n Hmd Ssps"
Nny lysur within aarrn miles
fnavinr sHa hrsnul naoed ~ snd~rt
vvf Iacksouve ~ The ~ Fs
caaa hsy fes>cola from Aeia isiand on nc Atlantic
TsFapa with tfanch ~ Ceder kY, the
fenrspi porpn 81 ~
CeNsr sd from Pens1cas Fcriaa ~
aonsutrrsv Aahanahave, ohcr
pusptnasG fnm snd locsiten Until furthet oFieE
Given GeHeFal Laad nces he CITY of
wnshinTtgn, tventg fsirA dzy - Nay, isas
TWOs. "A. HENpRICKs,
Mas 4 Tnfea1 Commissioner.
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United states Mail.

pRoPosALs for carrying mails Of lAe Unsd from the
0f septeInber to5o 9h day " Jase 1855
As f.Ae~as Ieates tbe IERRiTokiEs oF OREGON ssd
WAsHNGTON viii hs received e Contract Once 81 the Post
Once DspaItmsnn The CRY of Washington aas ue sh day of
Jay lsS6, % be decided by the day
OREGON TERRITORY,
Point BY Paie TO Eugene City,
and back, week.
Leave STAIRS Friday A I a mi
ATnys a. Eugene Cay day by b M uF
Lssve EnaeEr Cay saturday
Arrive Al Stars Poini same day ny m.
Oriofd sod
Cry, - mills and hack week.
Leave Porl UrloFd Monday
Arrive Gardiner Iily Wednesday W 3p M,
Leave Esfdiaer City Thursday att 4 m,
Arrive n Pnrt Oxford Saturday by D M
1879 se0sbuFg Winchester, 81 miles
week ...asEaarg..s
Leave scottshurg every Wednesday Il 7 am
ATrge az WinohsstsT next Jay ~ . .
Leave Winchester every Monday at n; 4
Aniye 81 SeosEauTg acnt dag By "a. Ha
WAsRINGToN TERRITORY
l27Il From Pacific Cly Chenook, ~ back
week. E.s
Leave Paciaa City every Wednesday > m,
ArrlVr al bennnk same day by
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BGass distance and schedule Of and depart
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Notice

Of the removal f The land oses fran Cahaba GrsenUi
in tho State Of alabama.
IN accordance with pruvohs Of The Congress entitled
An changes location offices,
March lo3 hsrby declared rad made that
oFre public lands
Of from Ca.aha
yTLLE, district and after day
ueaI
under hand, city Washington, this ah day
April, 4. D, s56.
By order Of the President
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Office.
April a6-Iaw6w [atsL xStarI
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RnRlf 81 A GnAnANTFE.


TN parpsrcs n an st xpprovs MAY ss sunsfnu grant
the
ainsa sid snte, nucnns hsve h.n
nNsks. further
Yrdsrp @rcwpi fi
sinr s open purchasers foF act
ing locations.
tpacr NJ Dacorrah, iands ln fhc district.
Dodge, al The lands noh II hr line ssiwesn townships
md
oscs y sour cry ~ n.
sslp. o.
Gsv~u anaer my hsa II city n
wsshnsfon, this alsi say n say, lsss
May a7-Iswsw tIst sus sswl cgm@ssoesr
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AUTfcF.gaucs hfresy svsn he aaknrwn he sd ~
IN 81 eftbedsh decea.sa, in hia
utme served r. ta - y utsrsui IN
@arusuy ~ .rs.d Capfsfa Jau Nonu, q r@ fh Nr
rovta#uu hne fhMf snsd Dtefah
dfsd sad sefves 90 - shout ~. fs ~ tse
uitfy lsnd warranf, No. ees1
,sa y hsf III a 80 Osfiah Woodsnu or ssd
Waassered
narttsy aes wass hands IRE iost
afs, appcan Hatf ard dnpraW efsiard "H ~ ahpu
H. yar 1897, Na de97 calling fof ~ aiso,
prrffan p cnaf ofc eas Ctstnsnt
~ nhp, altimx 6eerssfoF tise
leay n-ry aua tuaa Bee wha usignrs the Arens
Pecrsw applicant have scrip isues n hs
~ arcorfma emitted An act nskfuw fur
prnvisians ~ the aafscon ~ vfns iand rafF-a ap
proved AnE nEust 81 a. y, 1860.
Mmv ae-lawot1ays* a. - vPETTfGREWs
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Wilt HFpY ~ The Counner of renHirnr duplicates
~ 'hs following lard which
@h 70 Nts On- er 100 sa. sehlei
as~n lsth lAnnNFy iSas Isaar Rwn No
% ses as'sa eh IsnrarTr ins snd Hnsst " AsY,
atss, w. A. eoS and Anuunry ~ ~ snid
Vt he~n ssaKnea IN MHas and reached
snsrs ihsY sny nEa 10
thsr possession, locate them.
A.. CHARLES L. WILLIAMS
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mo. 5541
Notice

OfLas dseoEtauance of tia Land Office AZ lopa City, IN tie
State Of Iowa
NOTICE hereby thar IN of law nd in view Of
of rceiyer al osa city Iowa, thar
land ic reduced heow hundred thou
directed that the land
The remaining unsnld
subject
al RortD Des Moinea. said
Lands remaining ucd and unapproprated e law and subject
land once discontinued, viii
ohicr date of the assce
by register hereof ~Rd
will public notice Of the winch
viii applications entries Of such
lands their ONCE.
Given M hand city Washington, this 18th day
April, A. D. 1855. -
oftHr General Land once.
Ap IT-Iawbs Intsi. a star
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i,soonfinlaEos Of sts ifaa s6los
Siais of IQlH0ts.

o. tls dssoonfiuaHos Of ,s lad s5os ai DaHUa ~ 0s
S,ais of fRiHots.
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-29

HE undgrenea hsg aBd The public
petsa supply u The 4h0v-, direct from
EaK atuBHw whrb soud spegiafy
sus ~ say, Prince Albe u-
fadh, early York Large FOk, heart nPsd Ia
Dutrh dYumhsad, sud phU choice cabba- flowers
rn eturrs, ruons bt, bran, earots panpv, celery
vayu cucuuibss pHns onaAIse btfas &C, win all
aflrr vegetable Seeds great variety.
In the
of hrst ercesce, and very moderate
souer usrds cbnice kiuds selected rpscay
.ntpa climate, offered, packets c0irc
t3anw a. very tuw
Uathlornes be bad . uppicsuon.
JOHN SAUL,
Seed Warehouse, zoe 7th street, sorarr ON.
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