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and not In its difusion but II important however 70
the existence Of the Union that many slave States should
be added to Il as practicable and IL n that point OF
view that he considered the admission of Kansas slave
State important Upon every question which had orgi-
mated either before the people in Congress the record
showed that the South the most conservative
tlon OF the Union Every compromise which had ever
been made in Congress between the North and the
South always received large majority of its supporters
from the southern States and il therefore important
In political point of view that the power and the nhu
ence OF the southern States should be maintained both In
the House and the Senate In that view he looked upon
The admission OF slave States necessary TO the perpetu
of the Union.
Mr.. GRANGER, of New York. argued that slavery
incompatible with the constitution the United States
and in direct violation of its spirit That instrument
pudiaed slavery aud forbid its existence Without taking
any action on the bill under consideration the committee
rose. ..... .... ...
ADJOURNMENT MONDAY.
Mr. MEACHAM, of Vermont, moved that when the
House adjourn IL adjourn TO meet Monday next; which
motion agreed to. -. . =
And then, at halfpast o'clock, the House adjourned.
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From the coston Post.
THE BLACK REPUBLICANS AND sHARPEs RIFLES


THE BLACK REPUBLICANS AND sHARPEs RIFLES.
1t makes the black republicans vince to exhibit just
II Is their actious and rebeous proceedings before the
community. We have done this in the New Haven Beecher
sharperfe meeting where claiming be the agents
and do the work. OF the Prince Of Peace for
TO the knife and the knife to the hit and where the
suion Of country was arragned and officials acting
in pursuance Of laws under IL ignored and where
sham authorities recognised by the political power of
tho country, upheld Weput this matter, this
csson have previous occasions just it is
Of the mouths Of these black republicans We have taken
them their word We say these deacons and ministers
and Yale professors engaged in bounding on to
the horrible work Of civil and for this the Boston
Atlas chooses TO accuse Of psolence and asehood
Lot come TO plain understanding of this Kansas
Let inquire into the meaning of language Words
things What thing Is meant by the Sharperhe
edy2 What do {. Robinson Co. In Kansas mean to do
in welding Sharpes rifles in Kansas What do the black
republicans out Of Kansas urge them to do The whole
thing lies In tho intent for urge with that
glorious noble constitutional right of any people keep
and to bear arms No mol The representative people Of
this country in the Congress assembled have in the
else Of unquesionablc right enacted territorial law
this law is the peoples law made by them and their
hory Now, in Kansas this law and authority repre-
sened unquestonably By Governor Shannon. Our point
b that set up by force another governor and another
legislature and other laws in opposition existing aws
is bold treason Let us come to plain understanding
Ia this what Robinson and his party TO do in Kan
sas Is this what the aiders and abetors Of this party
out Of Kansas urge them to dof
Now, we respectfully ask Of these black republicans
What did you the Kansas Big Springs convention
when you resolved the existing laws and author
ties aunto blood n What did you when you au-
noupccd the purpose Of setting mp new, independent
hority for this purposef What did you In forming
and adopting constitution in elecdng governor 2
What do you by declaring, month in and month out
Iorfai ;a
ure that It's acts null and void that no obedience
dur to them3 What do you mean, you of the New Haven
meeting who oheered and capped when Beecber roiced
that Robinsoh pas ,nopguraod The gorernorS What did
that holy man OF peace, Beecher by bis pun XII
am What did he by the tacous speech he made
Take the very latest Of these republican issues letter in
the Bunker Hill Aurora of March 90 1856 under the sig
nature Of member Of the republican party, delegate 20
the Ptsburg convention who says that Shannon has been
sent ITO enforce obedience the laws enacted By the mock
legislature and further says "The people Of the Territory
whoare not themselves ct for slaves cannot and w not sub.
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NOTE.

Proposals he guaranteed by responsible persons,
postmaster judge of record
be by the bidder with
be
pay performed, and for each Of such
three Of the up
may drducied Fo far behind time break
mails, sufficiently
uf the for the trip subject forfeiture
imposed the delinquency promptly and
isfactoy explained for negectng take mail from
post office for suffer 10 be injured, destroyed robbed
and refusing after druand 10 the mail
feqarnuy the concerned in
The Postmaster raj annui the
aRreeshiy Tor
obryg the psl Office laws instructions Of the department
The schedule He also order
by allowing therefor rata increase
the lie also cur discnnunue the service
whole part Tafa decrease OF allowing
months compensation the amount Of service dispensed
Bids should be addressed the "sec"nd Assistant Post
Grnes supsTscribed PopOa for No 1854 Mtisprh
particulars pamphlet advertisement for conveying
the ails in Alabama, Mssssppi, ke., 81 s54 aud sS6
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Feb 26-law4w Postmaster General.
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Feb s5-law4w
United states Patent Once,

IN the prtitob of w, Lesh aud Zacharah Be-son
ard D. Bowman. JacHb Deardnh dsceacd
Wayne w. lndiana, praying for of patent
=. W Lesh DeafdorG Il Heeson. June az,
eIl improvement "Ihs sbers" Tor
said patent takes place the 27
day ri June, Io55-
IL said petit heard Patent Oce
Monday O'Clock, persnn.
nohrd appear how any they have why said
pstlon : be granted
nppornR the required Ole In the Patent
cr obj, rinns specially Grh writing least twenty
all Iesmony hlrd BY either parry
used heading be taken transmitted
Of the ohce which will be furnished
ippicaitun.
testimony will be cosed the 9th Of June drpo
nns papers upon b. hd In
In morning of that day the arguments, II
Wllhin days thrtsaner.
Oded, he published in the Unon lntsl
Roncer Evening ra Washington, .. g. Renubcan, Bau
PHILADELPHIA, 81 Day Boob New York
incunat ohm for hrre weeks
previous 10 tire 27th Of June neat, The day nf hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patenus.
r. S-RAnrs papers plsase eOpy and send
hsit Once paper containing hs notice.
March g6-IawJw
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Total number of delegates excluding South Carolina 2ss
Necessary to choice according TO the two-thrd
1t will be that General Cass received votes Bu-
chanan 49, Douglas 2o Marcy 81, Lane 10, Houston g.
Weller Butler 2, Dodge }, and Dickinson l. Franklin
Pierce did not appear among the list of candidates
until the 35th ballot, when the Old Dominion, which all
along bad cast her vote for "Pennsyvanias vorite son.
made break in the direction of New Hampshire When
the 4sh ballot taken he had 55 votes and the ssh
1921 Gen Casss highest vote lsl which he received
the seth ballot Mr. Buchanan lo4 the 23d, and Mr.
Douglas 90 on the 3lst ballot
The delegation in the Cincinnati Convention will mum
Der SIC; necessary choice 1885, each State being
tied 10 vote double that of her in the electoral col
lege.
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
THE PRESENT SESSION OF CoNGRESS-AN EXAM.
PIE OF ANTEDEMOCRATIC RULE

PIE OF ANTEDEM0CRATIC RULE.
Four long months have passed away since the present
Congress convened at Washington Sufficient time has
elapsed had it been improved to have about despatched
the necessary business OF the session. have been
ready for adjournment The opponents Of the democ
racy have peponderance Of two in the popu-
lar branch and were abundanty able 10 put erythng
through that House had they the disposition
to do They pledged in the most solemn man
ner TO the introduction of great reforms, and
their partisans confidently expected them at their
hands but they have literally done nothing towards
carrying them out Indeed, they have transacted no
business whatever Of any character II took the allied
black republicans and know-nothings who together
counted one hundred and ffty-odd members out OF
the hundred and thirty nine weeks perfect or
ganizaon-a matter which ia generally disposed Of in
three days but far useful measures Of legislation are
concerned it would have been quite we'll If the House
had not organized until this time.
The idle baoting in which engaged was fully az
profitable the trashy and unnecessary political discus
that have ensued since upon The negro question In
its culpabe disregard OF the public interest iu its Santon
consumption Of time and money the present Congress has
gained unparalleled In political history. II
has very far surpassed all its predecessors in those respects
Most clearly and satisfactorily have the opposition demon
strated their utter ncapacy TO administer the affairs Of
this great nation. Without nauouality-spt up into
embitteed and sectional factions who think Of the
interests Of three millions Of negroes than they do Of TWEEN
your millions Of whtesdestue Of any particular plat
form Of public polieythe opposition has broken down by
It's weight and the force Of circumstances which
it could not Its ascendency in the House s
calamity the country for while It is poweress for good
the narrow, sectional aims Of large proportion of it's
members and their bgoy passion and prejudice In legs
lation, are extremely injurious TO its interests.
In respect good may arise out Of the fusion ascend
eney in the House. II will warning by its in
competency and mbeclity towards ntrusting the factions
nfla nf
ment The people have the utter hearessuess and
usincery Of the backropubcan and know-nothing pro-
ssions of reform and they win act upon that principle in
future We are pretty that Il will be long time be-
fore House of similar political complexion assemblies
the seat Of government ...s. #" #"@.
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Far safe -Four Ifanared Neg1 oes and Ten Thousand
Acres of sana-nsalao Laid in Dallas and isrTy
oNe rst Monday in Apr next he 7tb) viii seI at Cahawba
U Daas eou, Ala 10 tbs ugesi biddef ior cash. Mobile
dd sad IN likely nssross also others ong ume an
Ieelinald q, and experienced lon-pan'aIIon hands.
cas undad other valuable negroes, n os TO suit
SS,iy ,oae "blaek lans,' ING
plantations known The lng9 Plantation mud iali sL
rbr EIonrs Place and The Cross Road all Of which, o
cotton and com are inferior % 20 ~ g mo'la mt@'
dad eig miles om city Selma wnh obnut fur hundred
ad Sarden &c are ali In DIS .ra,e condirn These pana
nous are mites below the city Of Montgomery abou. 100
miles above Mobile Of and the aabama TlV
winch navgabe for steamboats, Near seven thou
,sIs sS 1SaSGs nS a o. @ bod Of about mites
Selma s located The depot a The junction OF he WALTON hi
regularly plantations, one ID on The Selma railroad
miles ona o SIX @ mite" aa9s QUE 81 wa az en- n s
OF cultivation, with good gas gnh1aes. eo,on presses
wiz sell them purchasers Of 5oo 600 500
2oo acres and 50 d ofa % give a, maen OPENED ana
nesr,es, stock, plantation foois, eofn povendtr. sc.
whilst the crop govVag, rim Decen
ber or January next as they may wish az, l., ,-,
WILL on tna day al seua, sell to he hsheS bidder such
Such advantages before presented
for 'hoe wishing eosnue or 10 engage u the cultivation 6" cot
region for Sae any price, or even to purchase
these piantaons are fertility facilities transportation
in al respects fully equal if superior any
ton growing know that personal VIII
the Union
healthy han the "eane brakeo region Of Alabama
also sell privately for
tu improved Selma
yauabIe elegantly finished large blocks of bck buildings
desa5y located
banking houses, &c., &C.
Also desirable unmproved large small
tracts o land in and contiguous 10 Selma.
80 head Of booded hures which the cee
bed Dick 70 young
staons gengs, colts, and esa of them from the best
stock
Among negroes trainer good riders,
excellent mechanics cooks and house
wants.
particulars address the undersigned, w, nj. Byrd,
Selma w M Brooks, esq, Marion Perry county,
The the plantations will all desi
Information may wish make personal
Of the premises. BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
SELMA Alabama, Feb. II, 1855.
Feb l9-d2nG
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UnitSd state. Patent once,
Washington, March ~, les

I'M the petition OF George L. Wright Of west Springfield Masa
cbus praying ar NJ granted 10 him
2sh of May ei for improvement IN machines lor
ruling papst," for sewn years fen the expiration Of SAID
patspt which the 2Stl day of Nay lb56
ii II ordered the sad petition heard the Patent Ohce
ON Monday, i2h of May ~ O'Clock, and all
persons notified appear and show cause ~ they
haze why said petition ought not to be granted g-
extension required 10 Ole IN the Patent
once their objections specially set h in writing NJ least twenty
aays heHnei al testimony hled by either party 70
tssd hearing nu be taken and transmitted 10 rccofd
sce ith tho Office which will be furnished on ap2i
cation. -, =. a.. n, = A.. a.,
,ans and oiher papers testimony, must be
Gd IN he oec on bee the morning Of that day. the ar
gn,nepts In any, within days theTealtef. -,
osnee and Evening Washington, D. kspueienn bs
no, yIynntap Phadrlphta Day Book New York nnd
Poet poso, once or three successive wseks previous
TO the i2n OF May hehS wv 'N' y cHARLEs MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
p above pnpers will please copy snn
bits 70 the Paent odlcs, with pager eohs'n'e ''s
Mar t4--iRw3w
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SM H2eeee<~
no OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The of person viii so booAs 1alesI
The payment sGthe subscription be made al aasALce.
Distant subscribers posrags
Of which viii BE- paid BY ~ assumed b. ourselves
safe transmission,
Tbe COUNTRY PAPER pabI.hed weekly dufinE ue
sions of Cong and SEMI weekly daHng The recess
Subscriptions for period less than year received
p1opo,lioned 70 the above annual rates.
QJ-POsTmAsTERs authorized as agents and
by sending DAILY subscribers, $50 sneosed
sEmIwEEKLY subscribers with ss5 sneosed will be en-
uhed 10 copy gratis. 1 .N
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Medical Card.

nOCTOR sThNIsLhs HERhlSZ regular practitioner OF hom@o
~ pahy Office, 23l and Fourteenth COnsuta
tioRs from o, n. ~, 10 q p m.
Decor sasas hrn~z having returned rnm Europe with I'm
proved health, viii atrnd the Practice OF his profession.
lie DoctruT parIo FrasyRis.
De Doctor spncht tiCusch.
~ Doctor hRbi Espsnol,
II Douors patla llaliauo,
Jan Ig-dGm
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at IL, m.
Bills INTRODUCED.

The following bills introduced, In pursuance Of
previous notice. read twice and appropriately referred
~ BY Mr. EVANS Of Texas A bili TO facilitate the con
strucon OF northern, southern and central Pacific
railroad and magnetic telegraph through the territory Of
the United States *.
NJ ~ Mr. wAsHBURNE, Of Illinois; A bin for the con
strucon OF road from Fort Rdgey in the Territory Of
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rTHWEAD LACE GOODs, ENBHOiDERIEs. sc -
TIE suacribs just from NV Yok full
goods winch have been ced wrb
graf the mpoaunns, embracing ell tn
est styl-s Of
CuIiatrts and sleeves, In match
ghentE~ts and sls.vrs %
Lace cn,lRrrt- sleeves do
I.ace umnrd Collars aud sleeves DO
FIsuCh-v kfd chenuz q and slseysE do do
utmnrd Pfei ch wurE,d collars and sleeves
EtnbIadrtrd cHmlnc, H. sets match
Eyihtodef. - iiuen and HeL -oamhnc
Turrad-iace collars and serves 10 match
Mourning sets, both black white
En,bdr I'd haudkefcbf ip varioty and styles
Rnib odcft skuts, fnf open dr~srss
Embroidered sWtss ard G mbrrc bouncing
Embroidered din'y and iscunst bands
u and caaibrir eduWUs aud ins' uHEs
al fhr~ad lace hstbes aud collars
Thread ace spd edRBgs oi al widths
Black thread lHees ard 'dRinRs, al widths
black Iarrs fnr nuuncss, kc,
desirable goods adapted 10 the
present nd approaching sess0ns. such as
Ftounccd His dresses, great variety
FIounced Rrruhdtue rubep, rich
Plouncsa hrreRe robes, great variety
Rtrpsd snd plaid twist,d ,iks
t'h-ns sliks striped and figured new styles
l. Eht plain sils, ior evening dresses
Cnturrd ELK iu. ions do
Biack silks In every yadsty. sc
AZ o which, ogFther with complete assortment Of seasonab
goods rn and domestic fancy aud saple will be offered
NJ the lpwss' prices 10 cash Funclual dealers -
Feb 27-3rswiwif HOOB BRO, CO.
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United States Mail.
-
MISSISSIPPI.

PosT oFFoE DEPARTMENT.,
February 25, 1856.
PROPOSALS for conveying the mail Of the United States from u
Iy 1856, June 3D. 1873, tile following will be
Office of this Department until
30 next, decided by the 7th of May foiowng
Miss by Mouth OF Cold Water, Mche's
Roads Mound Place boor's Bayou, and Lake,
Helena Arb, rs miles and back week.
Leave Charleston MONDAY at 7, m;
Arrive a Helena pext day by 8, p. m;
Leave Heiena Wednesday al T. m;
Arrive Charleston day by ., p. IN.
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SatrrErNr--At the March meeting or the Boston So
cety Of Natural History Dr. A. A. Hayes exhibited sped-
Of stpere earth from Tennessee The samples were
richer in the materials for tho production OF salpetrs than
any he had They yielded from eighty to one hun.
dred pounds the ton. The nitric acid was united "a
lime and magnesia and 70 trace Of potash An import
ant feature in the specimen the existence Of crenates
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1'His !s notice that the subscribe ha Ia OBJ
from h' Orphans OF Washington the
District OF Columbia ues Of aduiuistTadun tie personal
OF Thomas nf Illinois, decreased. Al
d"eeRsed hereby warned
elbbI the fan iereoi the subscriber,
beor dny February they may otherwise
BY law b. eneIudrd nm ali benefit oi thu ssid
Given uhder MY this niBeierph dsy OF February 1885,
Feb 22-law3w HBNRY MAY, AduiintstTAioT.
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I OF I-OvERNuR WIS E,--A Rogranliical skrch of
" Henry wre, with history of the political campaign "
1855 BY Iamrs ? HHmbletun, VI " 81 ~ -
he Vugna Convention uf 77s-A scourse 'eivered peoe
@ vVth Arha or the P Beta Kappa soclyi ny hnEh bif
Gsigsby. 81 50. y -. .,....,.. aas
ON sale TAYLOR n MANhf's
March " Bookstore, near Ninth street
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United states Mail.

PosT 0FFIoE DRPARTMEET,
March 3, 1856.
PROPOSALS for conveying The mails 0f Unted
the let day ~ Iuy, 1906 10 ih
The STATE Of North arona, and day July, 1866
TO the jhh of june 1854 inclusive, nf Tennesse will
e received The Contract oaee Of the Post Office Department Ia
the o Washington until "wednesday the 3Oh of Apn 1856
al 8, .. M, ITO be decided by the 7th May oiowng)
NORTH CAROLINA.
5SoS From Asheve, by Sulphur Springs Hommeny Creek,
Pigeon River, Forks Of Pigeon, Waynesve, Peru, Scots
Creek, FnnhIn, sksLeh Tennessee River Aquaae. Head
Tennessee, Valley town. aud Tomala TO Murphy, I2ok
miles aud hAek. twice week, Ia horse coaches.
Leave hsltvils honday and Thursday ai 4am;
Arnve AZ Murphy days by ~ pm
Leave Murphy saturday and Tuesday mi
Arrive at Ashevile days by ~ p IN.
TENNESSEE.
eJio From Ceaveland, Tenn Cbataly Wansve Benton,
Pelion, Spnnglown, Towee Falls Cocker Creek Turtle
Town, N. O., Laue Valley, Pefsnmon Creek and Notla,
murphy, II miles twice week, in horse
coaches,
Leave Ceaveland Thursday and sunday at pms
AInve al murphy next days by PM
Leave Murphy "Wednesday aud saturday at 4
Arnve CleaveIdnd n days by "
Proposals a Benton II invited.
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SArErY or BrsHoP O'REnLY--Tle numerous friends Of
Right Rev Bishop oRey, of Hartford win be rejoced TO
that authentic Information has been received that be
In Ireland the 9th Of February, and consequently
could not have been apassenge in the Pacific which sailed
on the 22d Of January -------- ~ -.---a Z. --
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From the Chicago Times
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION OF 1852.

As a matter of interest just among politicians,
epublish the first ballot had in the Democratic National
Convention which assembled in Baltimore in June 1852
giving each State with the of the gentlemen voted
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Land Warrants.

TOEN CLARK ate register at Iowa city, Iowa agent the 10
Of military bounIy land warrants in the State of Iowa
opened Office Washington city ID. C., in connexion
the several land Offices The
aae Of Iowa. by which prepared TO offer acies Tor the
of land the mode by which wanntees and
other holders fully avail themselves VI the bounty of the
eTnment
The will be selected location made, and certificate
address of Tares sending by mall the
following fees, which accompany the warrants:
for selection and Oca,lon O. which add land
Office lee, Si-35.
aces selection and location, Sc which add land
Office fee, S2-5s.
100 acra selection and locaon Ss to which add land
Office fee, So Sill.
1860 selection and oeaon so which add land
Office fee, si-Sli.
the prices charged by competent, agents at
the local Office.
guaranty selections will be made judcousy upon
nsneetnn good land emaas the dis
uet al the time.
selecting experienced in
fully advised Of all the local
railroads. coun tnbcrs wateT and setenent present and
prospective.
selected will be worth confident from 50 50
IS per selected Waantses benefit this
agency designed and other hndrts fail
large advance upon the ace OF tbeIr
warauees will Of attorney locate
dosed the Add olhs will please h the blank
with the full Of the locator.
w Webb Co.
delegation Congress, Charles
Mason C1muisslonrT OF PateuH.
Feb l2-dif3m"
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NOTES.

No will be made fr performed for each of such
omissions trip
deducted. break
ion with depending mails and sucenty excused onefur
will
be unless The delinquency and sasacI0ri
Explained by certificates of the afdaviis of other
cfcdabe negiectng take the mail
oce suffering be Injured destroyed robbed
and fur aer demand mail frequently
the vehicles III
The Postmaster G. annul the for repeated fail
instructions of h department. assigning the contract with
the Postmaster General The Postmaster
schedule e also order Increase of
the by allowing therefor increase OF the
discontinue Who'll"
decrease OF # he allow months
dispensed The
should add Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
sIa, superscbed Mali Proposals for NORTH CoToHna Ten
The and returned The
7,h f May, ea6 For further particulars
conditions la the bidders
pamphe advertisement conveying mails in Kentucky, Tennes
Missouri, and Iowa, of 1884.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Mar I-iaw4w Postmaster General.
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NJ u aooNE ~ prepared to furnsh the best whtte
aha a Ash coal ur all Cumberland coal O all kinds
70 wv customers ~ the lowest marker priees.,
s.Sfo pound. euann,ied N the ton.
.sohoiyt YAK and pine wood low prices.
= soN @uce and full ma relied III
s, "" 'ae Sh street, betssen and g, opposite Old
Nov 30-FTnThn
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Madame DsvOs,
From Paris aud NeW York.

FTNW TuTW INtW
MADAME DEVOs,s millinery we'd, and Is opened
III irsprcIiun 1T The Lakes bOi Fsansyshus 20
which Of Washington, GsoVctown, Ss,
h respectfully invited
JAMS
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the upon liberal tens The FOL
IowpE stuatsd Iaspsr cnuny Indiana 80 acres
In sak 6576 oquOis cpnny Illinois H4O acres
In Hamilton cnunt These ands hney hmb'cd Ia
Old dtiat within Ave miles of NcClSnesorou1h the
~ The chicago railroad ln Jshson
county, iuu frankn county, So acros ~ Pope
county A4xapdsr $40 AID nthcf nds
wcoustu Fur further infornsoa call g. n. GoRnON,
No 9T " -ircai agent fof J. l. DE CANT y
Washington ely, u. g., Feb. ", lS56.
Feh 49,
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TUE Eubscrfber win reu,a q tu wn a q w lays TO
dspnse ~ The States I'D rrt fo ~ coutrni m
The sale u ns Fu Restorative lie will win foS thf
States II Louisiana Alabama, Fionds q Ornia Nofh
Carna Pennynnia, Davae Tennefsee urucky NJ sou'i
Oregon Washington Territory, Nsbraska kusas, hsnessa
Utah. Territory New Mexico, ilHBd ~ Cula
During absence ay time from The city my agent Mr. O..
NJ, G0kDON, No. 2sS II street, viii represent me.
J. l.. DE CAMP.
Feb Ig-dnu
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In " nOiAELi Attorney aud tounsettor at
tsw United States circuit COMMISSIONER commissioner
W, hs bour OF Claims No. ~ Wall street. New York.
rTs Hon :. Nuun, Justice United States supreme Court
ipn " Fish United States senator General 81 u roeu. Corps
~ %shesr, United saes army n Blair, Solicitor Couu
@ |snsi w. GdIs, and Major Arnold Harris, Washing
W" elV' Oct t0--WF&snn3n