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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-27
UNDERTAKING.

III AVING purchased The farm formerly own
Ii cd by Geo. d. Spencer Esq., about one
mile from Oolesyillc, and permanently located
myself, would respectfully inform the citizens
Of Berry's District, and the county generally,
carrying on the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS,
and hope, FROM long experience, attention TO
business, and moderate charges, TO share lib
eral portion Of the public patronage.
IssS- Twin attend Funerals in any portion of
the county.
july G-t JAMES HICKS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-27

Ey-These arc seven pi,ysirinns in tho
New JerSy Senate, besides the Governor
and cngrossing clerk
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STANDARD of ra ny oV amS SaJtV'ou 70 'ho
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- y ''US s-..4,l,.,...4...--..A.a qoiieii,s
TIE UNITED SfATRs cor. AMERICA. -
We delight to dwell unon the growing
prosperity of this great Union. Every
American should read tho statistics of
his own land and mark its advancement
and increasing strength. It is q relief
to turn from the bitterness Of a foreign
press, jealous of Yankee progress, and
from the malicious echoes Of imported
| stipcndiarics to the daily workings Of
that free Government which has adj
vancod the Struggling colonies Of tie
last century to be the most powerful ma
ton of the present day. Tic past year
has done much To .dcyclopc the resources
Of the United States. The large Euro
pcan demand for broadstufs aud provis-
ions, has stimulated the industry Of our
acriculturalists and given q fair reward
to the commerce and trade employed in
it's shipment. During the conflict with
Russia, we have been looked to as tho
grain market for warning Europe, and
expectations for the year, Of wheat, -four
and corn, have realized sixty millions Of
dollars for tho purses Of the farmers Of
the West. American beef and pork add
eighteen millions to this sum, Cotton,
tobacco, aud the produce Of our manu-
features, forests and fisheries sum up one
hundred and oighty-soven millions of
dollars moro 10 be distributed in the diff
fcrent sections of the republic, from tho
forests of Maine through the smiling
fields of the West to the plantations Of
the sunny South. The demand for our
grain from Europe, and the more than
full supply, demonstrates nn ability to
feed the balance of mankind whenever
called on Even Spain, the New York
Courier tells us, which has rarely been a
purchaser of grain in our market, is, up
to this moment, importing largely in &C.
reals from the United States. The in
crcasing demand in Great Britain, France
and the Mediterranean for American
provisions, opens more extended field
for the stock-raiser, and promises biqh-
ly rcmunerative trade which will increase
from year to wear, and Of which we have
yetbut Swallowing forth The products
Of our forests being slaves, bark lum-
Der. rosin, turpcntinc, ashes, not and
pearl, furs, &C., amount, even now. DO
eleven millions of dollars annually. and
arc increasing under steady foreign de-
mand. The munufacturcs Of The coun-
try arc finding their way to the four
quarters of the globe. Twcnty-six mil
| lions in round numbers, are the export
ations Of the year, divided among every
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-27
Agricultural Implement

A GENTS for McCORMICK'S COMBINED
"A REAPlNG AND MOVING MACHINE.
PESSocK S WHEAT & GUAN0 DRILL, with
linda Rubber Tubes, and otherwise improved,
for 1856.
LEAvITTs Latest Improved CORN AND COB
MILL.
READING's C0RNSIIELLER-the most cele-
brated and powerful horsepower shelter in the
world, and will shell separate and fan from ! 90
to so bushels an hour.
PENNOcKs Hand and Horsepower CORN
SllELLER, with Separator.
WnITMAS's single and double Spout do.
SINcLARs do do
SINcLAIR's CYLINDRICAL HAY, STRAW
AND FODDER CUTTER. q
WHTNAS's Thrcc-horse Allegany Pillow.
RICH's Patent Improved Beam do
WHEELER, MEIIcK 4 CO. s Railway TllRESII-
ING MACHINE, with Separator and Winnow-
or complete, which took the first premium at
the Exhibition Of the Montgomery County Ag-
ricultural Fair last fall.
BRDENDoLPms HOMlNY MILL, &c. &c.
We have made such arrangements with Sc
vcral Of the most extensive manufacturers Of
Agricultural Implements in the country, IS to
enable us TO furnish any article in their line, AT
manufacturers prices, from factory added.
@s$ All orders by mail promptly attended to.
Poolesville, Nd, April 8, 1856.
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LES RICE. lt4L THOMAS SoRR
RICE g. NORRIS,


MANUFACTURES and Dealers in 4 g.
1VI RIOULTUR1L IMPLENBNT,S--
M CHIMES, SEEDS, GUANO, &C., Nos.
40 & ~ Light Street, near Pratt, BALTIMORE.
Horse Powers, Thrashng Machines, Scots
Little Giant Corn and Cob Crushers, Straw
and Stalk Cutters, Portable Corn and Flour
Mills, Smut Machines, Wheat Fans, Wheat and
Seed Drills, llat Presses, Vegetable Cutters
Portable Cider Mlsand Presses, Hay and Grain
Rakes, OK Yolles Dirt Scoops llarrows, Gull
tiyators, Grain Cradles, PlOHs all kinds Of
Farming and Garden Tools &c. Field and
Garden Seeds, Trees and Plants.
AgentsJo Hctyihg's nnrirotied Patent
Fire and Buyglar Proof Sgtes.
RICE K NORRIS.
n. y. We would call particular attention Of
the Farmers generally 10 HAY PRESSES.
Baltimore. Jaa. 2e--I2m R.kS.
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CUANO AGENCY.
B, M. RHODES,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT;
VI Agent for NJ Gonna CR'S RE1PING
AND mo WING M CINE; also, Dcaier
in AGRTCULTUR4L IMPLEMENTS, Of
erery Deseription No. III WEST PRATT ST.
near Light street, BALTIMORE, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-03-27
Ploughs & Castings.

lust received a general assortment Of Minor
- and Horizons PL0UGIis AND PLOUGH
CASTINGS, direct from the manufacturers TO
which we invite the attention Of farmers.
may 3 WIN BRADDOCK q co
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PARAsoLs a. UMBRELLAS.

lust received, direct from the manufacture
- er's, an excellent assortment 81 PARA
SOILS AND UMBRELLAS, to which we call
be attention Of purchasers. ---..
may3 WI BhADDOCK & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04
PERSONAL.

-. Rev H. StTingfellOw, Jr., of NY. and
Hon L. } Faulkner at Browns;
-. Gen. Percifer r. Smith L. s. Army. I, in
Washington city. - ~
- BAyaId Taylor's wedding-day was an
pointed for Tuesday Of last week at Cloths Grr-
many. - "''
60 Capt, G. Walker. L. :. A. Dr. Robert
carter, U :. N, Hons w BigIou, n. NJ phil.
APs, OF ia and Judge Broccnus. Of New Mexi-
- new drama, termed I" Nena Sabib. or the
Lemon OF India written by a gentleman of
Pltsbnry, Is underlined at Fosters Theatre In
the Smoky City, u"
80 hldgeway, OF the Richmond Wing has
got into trouble account of an -. .a'
tAry notice OF the personal appearance OF m.
country girls who visited the Fair
80. Miss KimbeTly--who has achieved bv her
professional shTe~dness a snug little farm
down East'-pToduc-d at Buffalo last wei !.
new tragedy entitled " Semiramis," written bv
Mr.. Trowbfidge e. Paul Creyton.")
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

II A Convention Of colored cIergymen IS now
In session in Philadelphia
III The Newark Eagle (Ameriran pager) has
passed into Democ ratio hands
IL A bull, registered by the name of .sBriy.
ham Young has attracted great dyal Of attsn-
tion.
IL Early Monday morning. The malice n,
Philsdeiphia caught large fox near Sixth and
heaoe streets He was after porltry in that vi
terry. o" - "ys-
III An American woma,, from, Nan, ~.
known a. " Kate, - was T,n,d 49,, q,
harbor OF Havana on th. 10Th OF OctoB-r with
her throat cut from ear v, ear WIN
IL Minnie Montez. the young de6u,au,,. who
ls being Palmed on -, sister of the fanon. \ Gle
Is a sister Of the ill .tarred POLAND
who was drowned while on his return 10 CaIiso., ,
MIA from Australia 'io'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

IL About O'Clock Saturday morning, Mrs
Ann Cannon, residing at No. ~ Hamilton street.
New YORK, was awakened by the opening Of the
shutter and window Of her bed room. Rising IA
20, she discovered. two men entering the win
dow, and cried out, Who's there-what,s the
matter when one Of the fellows in grnff voice
IePIied :, Lie still, and keep your id clapper
snu', or IA mash yOur brains out - She was
not, however, TO be inundated by the fellows
Jumping out Of bed, she ran TO another window
ehd cried . police;' upon which the second ruff
nan struck her violent blow, which rendered
neI partially insensib.e, and in the meantime
they commenced Tansackiny the hnr.an A ?. ,,,a,
ana stole tteref0m clothing and money amount.
ing In value TO $50. Mrs. Cannon soon came 10
ner senses. and again screamed watch which
~ one OF tie seventb-pIecinct officers to the
spot The two fellows were now aitemnting n
escape, and one Of them succeeded in doing so
Ine other, giving his name az James McColgar
was arrested
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FURTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
nv he

The Bank of England raised their rate of dis
count from per cent, which was adopted on
the previous Monday, to s per cent. This step
was taken solely in conseq uence Of the American
news.
Not the slightest clue had been obtained to the
w aterioo bridge murder and mutilation.
The Arts Treasures Exhibition at Manchester
had closed on the l7th and the Times says with
financial profit
Lord Howden is said to have had a long pri-
vae audience of the French Emperor AZ 81
Cloud, at which the principal topic OF converse
ton was the present state OF Spain, and the most
complete accordance that subject between
England and France was the result
The consequences Of an abundant harvest was
Delng feit throughout France, the prices of bread
having fallen IN most districts to the ordinary
prices in plentiful years. -....
Emigration to America from Hamburg was
going on upon large scale
IL conf fmed from Madagascar that the q queen
has expelled all the French and English resi-
dents from her domnions. The decree is dated
August %. The reason assigned is that the En-
ropeans entertain the project of dethroning the
tlneen, and placing her son, Prince Rakoutou
ORANG EMES ~ IRKLaNp.-Tberp are probah,v
2oOUOO Orangen,en In Ireland, the numbers hav.
ing been greatly Increased by Lord Clarendon's
pauohage OF them In AZ, and otter of arms to those
OF dublin Ten thousand assembled in Lo,d
MassareeneIs park at Antrim, were counted by
Tue police, and the report sent to Dublin There
VIII oe county meetings, as we'll as assemblages
VI noIt local character to protest against this
LORD Carlile and the Chancellor Brady have
put their heads together, after consulting Lord
Immersion, to devise means for destroying the
Orange Associations. Their nlsdns operandi is.
according to the Chancellor's letter to the Mar
quis OF Londonderry, Lieutenant of the county of
Down, TO confer the Office Of Justice Of the Peace
on no member Of the Orange Institution; and this
without asserting that the Institution is illegal or
unconstitutional, or Withdrawing the coT5mis-
sion OF the peace from Orangemen already hold
ing II, or waiting for the report OF the Belfast
ilo,s commission to see whether the Orangemen
look the Initiative in these disgracefuI proceed ;
lngs and were supported by Orange mag istrates,
, OF Issuing commission Of inquiry to ascertain
the Peace defeated the ends of Justice. or ina xinu
ihe rule general so as to include all secret soce,
ues. freemasons, for instance, for brother
magistrate Mason on the bench, would be lust az
likely to sym2athze with brother In the dock
a,a brother Orangeman-or without bringing in
bill to Parliament for the better reoulatinn ~
the Office Of Justice Of the Peace In Ireland -
:. The Irish government are for tryiag q coup
. Na'' tiiipa % ryia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04
EVENING STAR,
WASHINGTON CITY:
wEDNESDAY November 4, 1887.
SpJHJTOF The MORNING PRESS

Spirit THE MORNING PRESS
The Mtshigepc>r, under the head Of Jaco-
binism in Full Blast, takes occasion 10 deplore
the recent message Of Mayor Wood to the New
York Municipal Councils asking for legislation
to purchase food for the portion of the city's
population likely to be in a starving condition
in the course Of the winter. If we understand
the Inteifigeneer correctly, its objection il
rather to the tone Of the message (which is JAG
clinical to a fault rather than to its sugges-
tons Of remedies.
The truth is, Mayor Wood was candidate
for reelection, and his message referred to was
an electioneering document. 1t is to be de-
plored that anywhere in this country affairs
have already arrived at a situation wherein
that style Of soliciting votes is resorted to sue
cessfully- 1t tells badly for the future OF the
great cities of the North.
The Union reviews the result of the election
in twenty States since the Inauguration of
President Buchanan, concluding that the grand
finale is pregnant with hopeful Democratic
promise for the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

IMPORTANT FROM kANsAs.-More Alleged
fraxdS-6overnor Walker has issued second
proclamation IN relation to the election frauds In
Kansas He rejects twelve hundred more votes,
returned from three precincts OF Of AlcGee county
the number Of legal voters in which il is alleged
Is less than one hundred. The proclamation
states that not only was there an absence Of the
PolI-oook, and OF the oath taken by the Judges
required by Law TO be submitted, but that the re-
turns dld not state for ichom the votes alleged TO
nave been cast were given.
Inc constitutional convention, which met al
Lecompton on the 10Th, obtained a quorum on
the I'D, and elected e. j. McIlvaine as clerk
Ihe omclcl retG.Hs of the election. give Parrott
gree state a majority Of nearly 400 over Ran
som, with LeavenwoTth county To hear from
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THE COSNEcTIcUr BANK AND THE Crepyxcv
QuEsTIoS.-At the bank meeting at Hartford.
Conn, on Monday, thirty-seven banks in the
state were represented The meeting was called
Tor the purpose of adopting some plan which
would enable the banks to afford circulation for
The benefit Of the business community Resolu-
tions were before the convention, and final action
deferred upon them until Friday afternoon next.
10 which time the convention adjourned when it
is believed every bank in the State will be rep
resented The resolutions proposed a - clearing
house for tue State, each bank to deposit with
IL one thousand dollars to facilitate the settlement
Of balances. They also propose to cease redeem
Ing their notes out of the State after a given day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

ID The Liberia packet ship, NJ. C. Stephen,
which sails from Baltimore to-day, will take out
some 10 emgrants, and the following cabin pas.
sengers Rev Alex. NJ. COwum, agent Ken
lucky Colonization Society; Rev. Francis Burn,
ofthe Liberia Methodist Mission; Rev Samuel
Williams and lady, do. do; Miss Jennings, do
do Mr.. Harrison Magoon, from Maine. of the
Society OF Friends; Mr.. Ed Garrison Draper, of
Baltimore, attorney at law; Mr. G. w s. Halle.
Corresponding Secretary of the Maryland State
Colonization Society
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

TRoUBLy.soME Gas LEAK While boring an
tesldn Wei in the basement Of paper mill nea
Wstefov n, y. Y, and when a depth Of sixty
ieet nag been reached, the drill working badly
aher- was brought 10 discover the cause, when
an .namable gas issued from the hole and *
wing, shot up fame which reached the floor
overhead. Two streams ofwater were turned on
from hydrants, but could not check the flames
until the whole force Of the hume was let into the
putIdlng and saved IT, The gas, however, kept
burning until plug, made by winding blank
o. around handsPike, was thrust into the hole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

ID A meeting of unemployed working men,
numbering about three thousand met in Tomp-
kins square, n. on Monday, and appointed a
committee to urge upon the Common Council the
necessity of taking immediate measures for car
ryinS out Mayor Woods suggestions with refer
ence to furnishing relief to the mechanics and la
oorers who are now suffering from the lack Of
work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

IL The dispositions Of native servants and
others who witnessed the massacres have recent
ly been published in the Calcutta papers, ali
state that none OF the English wemen who fell
into the hands o. Nena Sahib were violated or re-
moved to his harem. They were al cut to pieces
and without any warning by his followers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

IL The Boston Post states that Eaoch Train
Esq, Of liverpool packet notoriety, has deter
mined - leave that city and establish himself ia
Of packets to Liverpool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

II On Wednesday afternoon, whilst the mail
train Of the Philadelphia railroad was approach
ing Baltimore, it ran over an aged man who re-
sided in the vicinity of PcrTymansviIle, and such
was the nature of his Injuries that he died in a
few minutes
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ROOKS FROM LONDON.

BOOKS FROM LONDON.
ID Jesse's Memorials Of London, 2 vols.
Jssse's London and ITS Celebrities. 2 vols,
The Obstructves and the Man, vol. 90
Lord Broug hams Colonial Policy, 2 vols.
Mills Colonial Constitutions, / vol.
Dennis Cities and Cemeteries OF Etnina, 2 vols.
Mrs. Gray s History OF Etpina, vols. - .t
FroLdes History OF England, vols. r"..t
Hertslet's Commsroialland Save Trade Treaties,
volume 9.
Roebuck on the Colonies. ] vol,
evils on the Government Of Depcndencies Il vol I
Blaksy's History of Political Literature. vol.
Kenrick's Phaulcia, vol. ''
Lord Palmstston's Opinions and Policy. l vol. .
Os& - q = .FRANoK TAYLOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

u The Governor Of Michigan has appointed
the 18th Of November as a day of Thanksgiving
This is the twelfth State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-04

IL The election passed of remarkably quietly
in New York yesterday. all the liquor shops hav-
ing been closed.
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IL The Governor Of Minnesota has declined
to call an extra session Of the Legislature to act
with reference to the financial pressure
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WASHINGTON, GEORGETOWN.
w AND ALEXANDRIA,
EXPRESS RAGKAGE, B4GGAGE, IND

JAMES OSBORNE informs the public that he
has established an ExPR ESS LINE, to ply daily
between the Cities named above, which will trans
may be desired to be sent between either two of the
three cities which will be faithfully and promptly
His states will be found at Smiths United States
Hotel, Pa; avenue. between Sd and ~ streets; s.
Bacon Co.'S Grocery store, corner of Pa avenue
and 9TH street, and the Star Office. Any orders
written upon either Of them will be promptly at
N.B.-Spsc al attention paid to the transport, lion
OF packages to and from the Alexandra aud Orange
RaIroad Depot, the freight which he will settle
order. nS-tf
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BOARDING.

ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN and tbei,
- wives AID single gentlemen can he aC coumn
dated with BOARD and froqt ROOMS AZ s7i pa
avenue, opposite the National potel " Fl"
Also. suit of unfinished Rooms sui,able a..
family. ' s"aoe ,era
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MONEY! MONEY!. MONEY 80
he undersigned would respectfully request all
persons indebted 70 him prior 10 the LIST of August,
To come forward and settle, fthey desire ex
pense and trouble. as well IDconv enience to my
self rs intend To place all open accounts into the
hands OF an Otfcer for collection, by the tenth Of
next month.
Oc cost III, III. VOSS.
A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD-CASE IRON
"a frame PianofoIte, used one year in a careful
family, of Hallet, Davis Il CO.. Boston. renowned
manufacturers, will be sold at great bargain, for
casn or credit, at our great Piano Emporium.
oc22 9D5 Pa ave bet 9th and 10Th SIS
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DOCKS FROM LONDON
- Soyer's Culinary CampaIgn,l vol; $50.
Russell Modern urope EPltomised, 81.
The Bivouac, by Maxwell; Soc.
Captain Blake. by Maxwell; SOC.
The Vlcomte Bragelonne, 2 vols; SI.2S.
Birds, Bea Is, aud Fishes; l2c.
The History of Five Little Pigs, colored plates g
cents, plain IL cents.
|. oc - FRANCK TAYLOR
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Millinery, &c,

WlNTE MILLIN VERY. =
MRS, NJ. A. HILLS will OMEN n, s.,,,s
November 1th, q beautiful ass ortrnent of 'ea'
On, WINTER MILLINERY a
enc LADIES' are respect ully invited to
streets. u" aue iV.h
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HOUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION!

| have this day received smother supply of the
COAL. GAS BURNERS. Thls Stove burns the
gas and smoke from the coal. thereby making q saw
ing OF one halt the fuel from the common coal stow
suitable to all apartments, &c.
For sale only at C. Woody wards Stove Grate,
Furnace, and Cooking Range Factory, Nos. Sl8 and
S2l Pennsylvania avenue. between 10th and 18th
streets.
Oc Z cow G.. WOODWARD
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A MEXICAN AND EUROPEAN AGENCY

"A MEXICAN AND EUROPEAN AGENCY,
"A WASHINGTON, ID. e.
REMTrTANCEs TO EUROPE.-PersoBs wishing Ia
make pay ments in Germany, France, Switzerland
and Other parts of the Continent of Europe, with
out the risk of faure,) can do upon favorable
terms, through this agency.
COLLECTIONS upon drafts or powers of attorney
promptly effected and documents and proofs for for
cign use prOpeily drafted.
LAND WARRANTS for sale. ~ .. ..a.t
ALFRED SCHUCKING,
nS-6t' rs Market Snace
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ITNEX SIVE GAS.

We would most respectfully announce to the
public and partcu larly to hose persons who have
never used the ETHEREAL Oil SPIRIT Gas from fear
OF It's explosive Qualities, that we have the article
WILL NOT EXPLODE. Call and see for your
selves it's no humbug.
We have al So the Breckenridge COAL OIL, for
Illuminating, end slss for machinery. The iumna-
ting Oils not ex posive gives light almost equal TO
amphine, and will stand the most intense cold. Ii
Is decidedly the cheapest OIL of the day. We would
desire the public to call and see the above Oils
at our Store, No. 2l3 street, between 81 h and 7b
n4-tf HOWELL l. MORSELI..
MILITARY LAWS OF THE U. STATES
lVl Those relating to the 4 rmy, Marines, Volun
teers, Militia, and to Bounty Lands and Pen. ions
one octave volume OF 3ll pages, with the rules and
States price 81. or PREPAID By mail 'ne ni'e'
For sale, few copies only remainng, by
ms FRANCK TAYLOR