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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30

DAINTS. AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
IL the best quality, and Of every variety, Ell
tIiHr dryer ground in oil Also.a an: extra
quality Linseed Oil, sTurpentine, all kinds of
of varnishes, Artists Colors for nament
Painting, a general assortment of Brushes,
Camels Hair, Sable sPencils7apd all tHe mate
rails used by Painters for .salesSbeap atthe
Drug Strre Of IA ROLLAH, CHUBBn
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30
THE ASHLAND TIMES AT FAULT
i I..- ON III FACTS -.r-

THE ASHLAND TImESgAT FAULT
10 .bs:ui,r ON THE FACTS ~7o,ssls
les The Times haEiugiatiengthadiscoE
hed,s and admitted,o the charge of the
Democratic papers, that Gov CHAsE
wrote the letter to Mr.. BREsLIN, adYis-
ing the deposit of the Treasury moneys
in the City Bank of Cincinnati, under
takes to get up a defence of the Cover
nor which makes the matter worse, and
worse The editor of that paper makes
lbe statement that the deposit in the
City Bank of Cincinnati, by (which the
stale lost Its money, was made in 1854
This statement is made in the Times Of
last week lSept- 24DHs .qoi ssgia sstos
=, In theaAshiand Times of August 27,
|ake find Hadstatement signed ssEgnM.
Gregory" fn1d'sTh6s. lHeaton," both Elk
Preaidspts Of that Bank, il WHICH They
say = MIR. Breslin was elected Treas
burer October lis, 1851, went ipto Office
|yanaaryiI2, 1852, and made his first
deposit in the City Bank, Fe6rnary %,
1907. .Y2sse3 --H asyf9 ,1siIsd3
IL We submit. the issue between the
Ashland Times of August 79 1851
and The Ashland Times of September
50, 1857, to the determination of the
public .rsaas4s8l vis5 ss6smani .ifads
b. B5sreference to u OWN paper, The
Ohio VnSon, of April 2e, sIs52-about
Efzty ia vs. after the deposit was. made,
We are reminded Chat We deno1nccd tie
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30

s1tA q! 044+u AUDITOR'S OFFTcE,@4 =
ASHLAND, Aprils, 1857. 8
] hereby certify, that the FORGING proposed Con-
Observation-Disclosures arencbrrectly copied from
the original as f~arpished this Office by the Seereta-
ry ofState. Tlt9d sS5SU1 eni Of 1c5ug
LANES AUDITOR. .Hsh. CO. !
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30

DqRE- IQGoRs5FTench Braadics, Old
Malaga Wines. Holland Gin, Jamaiea Rum,
Alcohol, Old MoneRgaAala WAisky-andzseld
ONLY for Mechanical Medical and Sacramental
purposes, 14f RULLAvH u, CHURR<
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30

tDRUsHESs BRUsHESaHPaint2 Eardish,
ID STRIPPING and Markings Brushes 0Ioth,
Hat, Shoes 4iSif5 Toothj Nail and Flesh Brush
es5-Counter, Furniture, Wbitewash and Scrub
bing Brushes. The best assortment of Brush
Fesiu Ashland and atthe lowest prices, is fodhd
at the Ashland County Drug Store,
1 14f TEg1uoa QRQLhAzH EeHUBR.
fTloBACCQ, eigarsa and SNUFF. OF The chqie-
est varieties and BEST idyors, clieaperfhAn
the2cheapest, for sale bf5i .df.k Iso5.gzo1
l4tf - ROLLA n. CHUBB.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30

.ifi,oc UNDE TAKINGtt tai
[ Particular attention given to this branch o,
the business Collins constantly on handiand
kmadeto Order. Fsneralsiattended in any par
Of the country. Prices to suit the. times and
the peopIe.16 sssGtnEd nnL. WERTMAN.t &
T. Ashland. March, 25s 1a57.is.as4 42tf. q
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30
Kansas, Slavery, AND wARg
| THE ASHLAND COUNTY
DRUG STORE!

ID OLA b. CHUBB, thankful for the
patronage heretofore bestowed,
would assure his CUSTOMERS that they will con-
tinue tolfind at the Old stand a
COMPLETE FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE
where they-mzyafways obtain article
in the line CT Drugs and Medicines,
~a EEPures Eresh, ana Genufne.E
by Stock having besn purchased In the East
ern Cities. chiefly of Manufacturers, for cash,
enables me to sell TEN PER CENT. lower ia AN 9th
ssle-or Retail Druggists, Country Merchants
and Physicians can be supplied at CLEVE-
Observation-Disclosures desiring .uurs
and fresh articles at low figures. will give me
a call. Mechanics and Manuiacturers Wishing
to buy III IargesorsmaIl quantities.. VIII find L
to their advantage to cali. Ina word. the pub
zhegeperatyEwiEbut serve 1themselxes and
save money by patronizing the Ashland Coun
ty Drug Store, where they will find the ehoic-
est, pursst and mosf1extensiye assortment Of
every article belonging to my line of business;
m this or any adjoining counties.
am prepared to give speciafand careful at
gtention TO the Prescription department. IN all
its varipus branches, mot being confined to any
one particular theory Of practice insmedicines
Physicians may rely on having their prescrips
tons carefully compounded. 49, feA
UDont forget the place. SIGN OF THE
GILT MORTAR, Ashland. Ohio.
-TIJI4tfS 4 - RoLLAHAcHeBB.
GHoIcE FAMILY GRoCERIEszTsss,
" Coffee Extract of Coffee, Chocolate. SUI
lgars, Molasses, Syrup, R~icescStarch, Pepper
Spice. Cloves. Ginnanon Mace Nntmegss6in
ger, MustardaP Pepper Sauce Salad OIL, Com
dictionaries, Foreign ! Fruits Dates, Figs,
Prunes, Raisins, CuTrants, Cftfons, Tannar5nds,
Conserve of Roses, and All the. various favor
ing, extracts for cooking, Saleratus and Cider
-YInegar.Th above articles are Of the best
quality and at the LOWEST rPRIcEs; for sale at
the Ashland County Drug Store, by
laaia J4tfssSaa1 slt1AR0LLA4H. CHUBB.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30

observation-disclosures H095Eg DuF
that the action of the Committee viii
meet with . hearty response from the
sDsmocfatic mstsss o. the county, In
deed. s We have seen sNufhcishi Indication
sincsztossatisfysps bsyoRaian doubt that
asuch will be the hcE .seEeIssal 3
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THE DEmocEIATICt NOMINATION
E0R RROR4TE

H DEmOCERATICx NOMINATION
.fss 4 E0sf yYpGE-
As will be seen By the brief address
of the Central COMMITTEES, Published in
sauother column, JoHH Dr. JONES, Esq /,
Swasssleeted to fill b egaeapcg upon the
zDemderaticStick for Probate Judge,
sbecasic6sdiby the Resignation of CIV.
ssBtsHHhNuEaL.II,s Esq. 49, a. E sale2
6assThs selection of Mr. JosEs did not
IIprocdedafroh any solicitation or sugges-.
lotie1 sofhissb Hts profefencsi in fact, was
for anotfsf His ~1pmfinati0n vas solely
the result Of a conviction on the part Of
The COMMITTEES tfIsatt, Under al the cir
cumstapces he would eomamaandtbs most
Totsss-and as to his qualifications and.
fitness for the discharge Of all the, duties
of the Office, he is too weltkpown in this
county for any one tosquestion zeither-.
and IN. addition to his acknowledged
oqualiheations.e he is LIVE, WORK
INC DEMOCRAT. never faltsring. in
aFhss saiAh.l lsas.6 y he "a Committee:
was matter OF necessity. though in
strict conformity to party usage. It's
much 70 be regretted that there wasnot
FHfhniePt time to have made an appeal
to the popular voice of the Democfacy.
But az gill s9eofteReatk that this was
Observation-Disclosures noosdonbs but
that the action of the Committee viii
- 49, ~ascouso froDo tba
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

ron eovERsoR,
HENRY B. PAYNE,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30

" and also all real and personal proper
tsty, according to its true vak1eiA mo-
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30
.Au jof which we ofer at Cleveland :

= - fFElA1 Q EET-T
Warranted asr represented rcan berAurneda and money refunded al sh42 st br#
1--WE wish it distinctly nndGstood thatwe have the goods bought for cah, which W e are
able al lessh gurAth ever was known IN this comnunny. Come M ami tina
we ma Iake you comprehend the truhfulness of our sayings. int9o5 E- ST
% H E.asssf BsBssm fa%a % 4 sS"RSaRasd BY essHpssns pFsgasa at al hours .
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30

ssnfisiept time orhaye made an appeal.
to the popular voice of the Democracy.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30

D.:A[5 . SSAV - ~ @ve-n.x
>AmPWaing. TonsL GuppingsDntl and pocket Instruments specuIums, setheecms
rmses, Supporters and Synnges.
We would invite hose DESTROYS of purchasing to an inspections of chr Tiouor5 r.Sr.ntd
Our selection embraces Pale and Dark Brandy, ChryB Brandy. BI1tbTrv Rrandn
Port Juice Santa Cruz Run, NhagaW Wi e, Madeira ine,I fuscat Vine. IisbrrI WIZ z
E. Rum. Old Bourbon Whisky Old Monongahela Whiskey, Old Irish Whisky Cory is
ky Holland Gin Rose Gin. x4F u fuR EsY4E=sf saiW -ir. al "a "a i~l
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-09-30

sRst apFilL seoftsHsathasz thig vas :
EuuaeticablennaRahaYs noydopbs but
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-07
1000 Cases

"Poor Old Uncle Ned"
"And he had wool the top Of his head,
Ou the place where the wool ought 70 grow"
NHERE are folks A-days, in the lanenta-
i bic hx with Uncle Ned. They may change their
song Of Of TrjOeinF, ithey only use the
means which Art offers tu Nature. to aid her.
EmeFSOu'S l1nir RestOFnGIVe.
Is well known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
those In wheeling Who tst pOEeT preventing
the loss Of hair and in restoring iuxuriaHt growth where's
through sickness Otherwise, hair had unfortunately
fallen
ErneTsoa's Hair Tonic is for sale by
7. II LOGAN Co.
decll Bridge Corner DrngEists
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
1'74 AIAIN SIN w y 3 =. 9 !.

FdLL- -aifLl- tE1lflli<ff Ilf41kGst
IsT0NE = THOMAS take fitsidtes Iltdl.eleg that
y Ihsy noU IN receipt q tiF fu oek oi tah add
Winter -'.....
~ a. Sods, Varieties and N IltlnefV esOods.
TLcy received tllrir Sreoud lal fufchases
whici added stoeks via sabe them 70 pre-
seat t0 the Public more ulan
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being b. lar t,r largest and MOST DESIlAB stock, and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they have
oderrd the PRhliG-
To their former variety they have added large stock Of
Carpetng Rugs Of the latest desgns and bst makes
besutul tine Of choice Pure, Sn!tahe for te
Winter Tradet0 both Of which, as Us q o their stock
generally, thry nVite the attrufion Of the Trade.
Having IN the Eastern eitlcs short time previous to
the late heavy In al kinds Of Cotton FaEt nd hay
largely with Cash the! have done for
St we'll directly from the GnPorteTs and Nanuiae-
(tsh RsgerS either b. the PIECk or - RETAIL
Il by similar house the West
To the wants Of thiT rapidly iucreang Trade, they
have made, and making ample AFrangeIEenb % furnish
the Public with q tbs bat selected steekA o gos IN
their line In the West
In thIs stock may be found fully -ti
12Qun yds Sks-eniTaenE of the finest iInuorted,
4,DpO Z" french MeFtnoesS CashneFeSs Bomba1inea'
fun line Of the Richest Painted, ObTF shaed aud Sat-
in striped CashmeFes and DeiAises-iripOrted.
4OU ShaWis and ClOakseabf4ens OF the richest
ever offered in Wheeling.
S1IOO yds Gnghans, DebaEes, Deaines and Prints and
6DnOO q Of DOmesties-nbFAeinE the largeat line Of
American WOoles and Cotton gos kept by any Alular
house, if not BY any hOusc m the city. .H1 1-.T-
They have laid u their With view 20 eoaeF cash
trade, and pledge the Public that eort upSn tr part
shall b. wanting 20 pieose
They confident they oHeF indueemeBts 70
close buyers excelled by the West, II in
the United States No trouble 20 show goOdoOds sent 70
Cars, Hotels and Boats tor customers.
u Always on hand Prime Live Geese Feathers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-07


For Fuu Course, inctudiNg az Departments o. boeS
keeIing, Lectures and Pen"d"SHtP' '"F'4"'y - $40
tLipunC6
For FIi Course IN Ladies' Department. ~
TTNIE PROPRIETORs take great pleasure In expressing
their thanks the gratifying and unPrecguenteu SUI
cess which have marked the career Of their sSe
is estnbiishmcnt At Capital, and stimulates them 10
newed exertons meet, i TIE most eDeent tne
rnidy demand for aIrdcttcdt dnd cofeeit
j5 o,iss or ierctrnts training. Tie great practical
experience Of the Principal, in heavy banking ana
ci Houses assisted by educated and accomplished gehue
men mas enabled him bring to degree OF perfection
svtn Of COUNTING ROOM Instruction. by oral
Nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER lNsLlIUriUN; ,i;j EaSn
STUDENT bV ts new process, is drilled at the DE ttetu-
Iy Step by step he has mustered the whole routine
Of nm Accountants duties Thoroughly as houg ne hEI
Ss,red an dppreRticeAip la SOnld thFQe COnneEtdt
House; and all awkwArdness faerins' ana
hluntlgrs are, in a great measure, dissiphted -,
In addition engagement OF accompIshed a. ASSI ~
ants we have also secured the services oil some Ol S
most eminent Lecturers In ohiO ITO lecture on
topics. a. =. ..,,,,,r,v,.
here but it embraces every thing connected win
ENTRY BOOK KEEpING, with free and tuH discussion Oh
s Scientific Princples-ectures upon Comercial
and History OF Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
ography Commercial Products, Commercial
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics OIL Iraue' fSE
uerShp, &c.
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Medical.
DOCTOR T. d. AARPEl
DIR. E. G. WINCHELL,

Z kS taken a splendid in HOrnbroOk's neW
block IlS5S Alaiu IrSetly q. r. Browne jew
st0rr, where lie to establish himself
M to his business reasonable chages SoOu
and aitnl always warranted hs hOpes 70 secure
81 patronage.
u 81. Is familiar with all the modes Of Inserting
Teeth tcIuiInE the .COutnuUus Gum work. FLilins,
eeB extracting done in t'e best aud most iailhni
It- med % ily24
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/. J. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President of Farmer College,
LORIN ANDREWS,


To ycung men who wish to acquire "BIsiH EdGea-
fOn We think It affords facilities seldom quated
Mr. GRANoRR has qualifications Of theoret e
edge aptness In teaching, added TO practical Counting
Room perience and we feeIcOndent that graduates Ton
College will be fully competent to keep the most eO''
cGted set Of Books.
A. p STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. .-...
j. j. JANNEY Sec'y Hoard Of Control, State Bank Of u
J. F. PARAI, Book Keeper at ID. 7. WoOdbury's-
d. OVHRDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton BanE:
H. z. MILLS Secy Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C. b. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley q Co.'s
Ea1-For full particulars, send for circular: ,-,
GRANGER 6 ARMSTRONG,
fe4-1v PrODrietoEs.
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Great Northern and Southern NAL Route
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
TTNyyIce DAILY Sunday night eNceptedl between hic
Inond and Washington City via GOrdOnsville and Alex
andIta.
mond " s'O a n ~ and and P 81
and -.
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich
mOnd and Washington -, ,,o .,,,, -, =, .yT
and being In excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTIIERN AND SOUTHERN MALL give the best guar
antee Of always securing connections rs shown by aTr
ais daily at iChmoud and Washington city In advance OF
the Steamboat line. s..n
An Omnibus will found always ready to take rOug1
messengers and baggage of wearing apparel between
the two DepOts Of charge, with ample time for them TO
take their meals, whether going North or south.
Through Tickets be obtained between DnnViIe ana
Washington at the OF the Road, now nearly COM
uieted to DanvIe Agent Of the Company Will receive
lie Checks Of passengers from the Dnnyie hoad an1 at
tend 10 their baggage all the Way to Washington or the Bal
umore Depot. .,-,,...-,.
route. . L,-,.,,-- NJ,
mond and Alexandria. ~ le1
FREIGHT DEPARTMENT..
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TIE L1DIES' DEPARTlfENT

1AE 1IAlIl45D I'LL @AAS -
Ia opene for the reception oILades No Institution In
the Union mpars thorough interesting course In
this Department. . ,..,, -..
In conclusOn would add, that We shall put ioTth on
best efforts merit still eminent degree the nat
riDg rgceptio with which enterprise has met aud ace
pIedJe ourseLUes to in,pdJT bOrOEg PTdcttcut
course .NerCuHte Instruction td c0N OeJO'e@ "Ety
ether SiiniLnr Mercantile college. al .,,
Among many recommendations, we give the tolO"
ing t -.
sWe the undersigned pleasure In testly1g that we
Accountants and Teacher Keeping, which OF the
hghest order He has had great eXPerienGe as AN AZ
ia heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in imPartng a trHct1cdt
RnOtrIede Of Book Keeping, and thorough Commercial
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.NDMBER 10
.CITY BUSINRSS.
ENC0uRGGE AMERTCAN MkNUEACFURht
HUEaEaffF BOOIE-ELREPRIB'n
Writing Fluid.

csyeEthls ssiisF ma "A ta5 6ttd tsfss a. pdta,
q zs5l e.. "a faIs 3 Sos .S sHss. Is 81 - IS 81 ~
nold Rluids -lr - ~ lfia
ues. together with smaller lVe eell s.id
bankers and ueTchaull tu erlllf. AlllsVi Fiets-
5ursh Isio Cievsiau DetFoi TerT6 EIa1t Lafa cts,
vinernncs, IndianapaI Eyaugviie, IrlnAnE Ae1ngens
NustVe MeIlpids s. LousI NteEshEs Jaekapns Nltee1
aud NeE Orleahs u has alaQ beun adoFe = u tlee l
paTtnrnts of Kentucky, TenDeare and 1il1issg y has
Cincinnati aud LoasVis, and fear Dplolas sd RFe A
and Illinois.
The following uerchant blnksE ks, n WheenE, bsEs
ofore using AFnOlds Eli,h In, have pfehAas J. J. a-
lsF's Book-keepeF's Writing fluhd:
Northwestern Rank Of viIull: NsTEhEuI AgchlleS-
Rank Wheelng, Rank Of WheelnEs Crescent 1anulel
ring Cnrlny C5dniy CrFk o. Od0 County; Ndonal tle-
graph Ohice: Bau0re and Ohio EaiTuad 0Gess MeLlro
House; Kelly Holloway Co.. Russell Me4fee Gofdal.
Mathews Co; Z. SIesey Sous Doane CSgglE oil
Boyd; Boyd O Oliver PEyoT; jas- H. stout c.; IsIA-
din, GlbeFuon 4 ca; Press.
For sale manufacturers priees ~
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BUSINESS CARDS.

d.
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For All Parts of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND LhPROFED ARRANGEMENTS


TTNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
Il bertrand, Wheeling, and all parts Of the West
LIST The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Except Sunday
CAS- connecting with trains from Philadelphia first train
Washington lat Juneonl will stop at stations and at Cum
berland at o'clock, p. .ag.
3D. The MAIL TRAIN Camden daily Except Sunday
at 30 and reaches Wheeling by a. connecting Ben
vlo Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chicago St. Louis Cairo and
mediate points. 'a'
Sd The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily p. connecting with
express CINCINNATI Louis Cairo Chicago,
date places The distance Cincinnati other central
the West nearly miles shorter than other
route. The time TO these places Is also unsqualed
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
ST. Louis.
Passengers and baggage transferred at all points free
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold to all the large in the West
the lowest possible the ticket Office Camden Station and
Washington city.
Passengers from Baltimore Washington the entire road
taking mail lying
Cumberland Oakland They
train which leaves Cumberland ESQ and reaches Wheeling
at 2, ..E
Passengers Washington ample
ington junction. NEE gs' aHtW.sG# .1H...
only which through baggage
be obtained in Washington ...... .
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
train 645 win stop
the beyond Piedmont
Eastsardy, the mail Wheeling 7l5,
mediation leaves Cumberland reaching Baltimore
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts except sunday stopping
nj way stations Leaves Frederick at o. arriving Baltimore
at IL 80, +.
EIICoTTs leaves Camden Station at g. M
and $50 Leaves Eicous Mills 80, m, and 1880, p.
except Sunday. ST.. ...s ....r'. .....
-.#. ' w. s. woODsIDE
Jan 17--df Master of Transportation.
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mo. 5s7.l
by the President OF the United states,

TN 49, -
Il ~ PHsuhce " ING PROVISIONS OF the ID section
o. me act enuted An act 70 authorize the President
United states 70 cause 70 DC e tract OF d
nnot belonging 70 inc hatDreeds or MI blood Of the Daco
tan or SIOUX hanon OF Indians and other purposes approyed
July ~ 1921 JANIS President OF the United states
90 hercp uecare and make known that public sales viii
pe e az ~ Offices In the Territory Of
sofa 4 than
Al The land ofssa a, Wssnvssa @ ON ,o o,ch d. ~
March nert for the a,snss o nc yasan, h Lands ,,nsed within
,Lo sIoY.in, no ~, - -, "a ,@,, ~. - - ~ 80 -
err a. ne bsIe 1900 81 orad ,noss 20 ~ raah o. sos ~
~, ~ Ios;a,,s -. ~ " ~ ~ y Wy ''A' 800 '
- y ." ~ -.
North Of the base line and t Of The fin principal meridian
The INDICATED tracts opa b,,,od ana o,aven
Of range ten ~ - - '
-, AID oi.,D
or range eleven ""s u''p ohe uN " anu
The naiod traes ono hundred and son
ana IN. h,n,,rad and ,,.a,,a ~ ranaa 49, - ~
The uncea IN ,.cs IN ,osnin s bnndd and er and e
,o,,nsbiy hnnrs s,a a,a hrndr.J
teon ~ r,ngo tb;r,aon - - - ~ - -
The nnoeae tracts in one and o,even aud IN
ono
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad Reduction
" OF fare CalirniaUnted States steamships
York for Anwa the 9Th and 2oh Of each moh connecting
with mail steamers from Panama TO Francisco.
These steamships have been inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and Slfay 4 .. ...-
The Panama railroad al miles long, completed from
and crossed in hours The baggage Of passengers
checked In New York through Francisco and
embarked Panama the
money paid New York all expenses the trip
Reserve New York Panama and
Francisco detention in of accident that the
entirely reliable.
leave Panama the they arrive Aspnwa
Conductors through by each ard charge
and children without other protectors.
through tickets the the
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THE WASHINGTON ! UNION.
Proposals for stationery.

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Washington oci "a 1857.
PROPOSALS will be received at this department
supplying the stationery described IN The schedules
stationery be beet quality. 4
Samples must accompany bids.
The successful bidder viii required approved
win right articles times
quantities deem and 70 Increase diminish the
quantities below stated
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realms folio ruled machine made, weighing pounds
rsam. single ruled machine made weighing IL pounds,
qaArtO posi- ruled made weighing 81 pounds
Z per .ft (. n F . D..
20 reams note paper, per ream
do copying paper, per reaIn
s do blotting paper, reani ~ .-sa##
10 do envelope paper, bun yellow, al per
20 dorsn cards Ferryis pens per dozen cards.
100 do cards other metallic pens, per dozen cards.
2 900 quilts, No. so, per 1000.
90 dozen consees Faber's lead pencils per dozen,
do ivory folders, plain do
do erasers ivory handles do
do ivory wafer stamps, do a..
do sand boxes, do
do 4bladed knives, Rodgers & Sons, ..
do inkztands, 2.inch cut glass, do
10 do Cooper Phhpss, Princes other black ink in
I do ccpying ink, do
20 pounds waters, common size, per pound.
90 do sealing scarlet, do
10 do India rubber, prepared, in pieces, por pound
10 ounces pounce, per
pecks black sand, peck,
10 dozen TASTE assorted, per
100 do red tape assorted sizes, per dozen.
20, 600 envelopes go weighing one pound per 1000
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