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Republican Central Conm ttee.-A sts.ea meeting M
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CASH BUYERs.
AT WRoLEsALa
LATHROP, LUDINdTON & Co.,
Nos - ANB IS PARK-PLACE,
Nos % AND q MURRAY-sTREEY,
Als CONSTANTLY MAKING ADDITIONS or NEW,
FRESH Sp DESIRABLE GOODS TO rHEn
srocK, THUS MAKING THEIR MAGNIFICENT WARE
Rooms MOST ATTRACTIVE RESORT IN rowH roh
BUYERS WHO HAVE the CASH TO SPEND. fsERs
ARE HuSDsEps OF MEScHASrs VISITING OUR CITY
DAILY WHO CANNOT FIND AT THEIR OLD Eousrs ANY
YHIxs TIRE RENHAhrs AND FRAGMENTS OF woRH-
OUT GOODS, srrxHG ros JUST SUCH AZ
OPPORTUNITY OUT THrIR srMoRAsoUns 40
We OFFER We, WHEREFORE. INVITE ALL SUCH TO
CALL EXAMINE THE
YHE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED sRook
ply @ Ds
IN fHE UNIoN
An OF which vii be offered az
AsTONIsHINGLY Low PRICEs
FOE CASH.
sHlRTIEGs, ALPAcAs.
rICKINGa PARAMATTAs,
TLANEELS. CLOTHS,
DE LANES, CAssIMLREs
PRINTS. HOSIERY,
BLANKETS WHITE GOODS
BLACK AND FANCY YANKEE NOTIONs
SILKS &c- nc.
HOLIDAY NOTICE 80, ~ r.uvr.,
CLEARING OUT SALE.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co.
WI Offer MONDAY the balance Of their stock at still
further reduction ct retail,
FOR CASH.
FANCY SILKS, at 65 Reduced from 81 cents
FANCY SILKS, at IS cents........Re Reduced from 81.
SILK ROBES, at Reduced from $lS.
0 VELVET ROBES A GUILE at sa5. Reduced from Q Is
The loss this lot Of Goods 10 fearful.
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Greatly reduced in price.
ROBES In White, Pink, Blue and Maize.
A6o, White Pink. Blue and Maize SILKS md SATINS Of
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LOCkhAkf5 LIFE OF SIR WiLrER SCOTT An eu.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right Of presumption any OF III.
within townships parts Of townships enunera
ted required establish the samd TO Tho satisfaction Of
Office
practicable seeing this notice. the day ap
pointed public tho lands en-
forfeted
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Dec 90 -lawI3v
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BY the President of the United States.

IN pursuance oflaw FRANKLIN PIERCE Un-
nubc e viii he e ama @
State Of Iowa. al the periods hereinafter designated 20 wit
e May the disposal Of the public lands
the following named townships, viz
North Of the base ns and es of the I'm principal mcrdan
Townships ninety nine and hundred OF range ten.
Townships ninety eight ninety nne ard one hundred Of
Townships eight ninety and hundred. of range
Tovsnships ninety hundied, range
Townships ninety nine and one hundred Of ourieen
Township one hundred Of range seventeen.
Township one s"s Of s s Of
Townships Ninety four @ NINETY vs ninety
At the Office FORT DODGE, commencing Monday,
% day &c e MS oa hs % Of tho public lands
North Of and the Gh principal
Townships ninety four nineyave nnetysix nineysevcn
nneW ayasSp aS Ninety sx
eight ninety and one hundred range tgen r
Townships four, and hundred of
township one hundred Of range twenty-eism.
Township hundred, Of range tpenty NINE
:hs land office a. ogx 10 9 me aS on Monday
within thu following named townships, viz:
North Of Of the h principal meridian
sw"sp. ans az au anss nS,y Ms se o range
Township ninety five, Of range fhIydr. 4.
townships and Of s
Sw".p ss ass g. uns, RAM.
Township swa:SS ."s ."s'y .. e 6 range range j
Townships ninety and Of Jortysr.
Town hips ninety five and ninety of forty
Fractional townships ninetyi ninety ninety six
range forty eight
appropriated schools military and
purposes together with "swamp
thereby unfit cultivation, any granted by
the act entitled Arkansas and Other
reclaim the swamp lands within their limits approved
September 1850, toiIi be ercuded from the sales.
offering above will dnys
appointed will proceed the order In which they
tised un, the whole the sales thus
shall be kept longer than weeks
the lands will be admitted
expiration OF the weeks.
Given my hand, the city Of Washington fifteenth
Domin thousand eight
fny six A5 FRANKLIN PIERCE. q
BY tho President: aa
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land Office.
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No. b73,l
Notice
In relation 10 he Removal Of the Land Office from Genesee
10 Fast Saginaw, in Aichigdn.
IN ACCORDANCE provisions of the OF Congress-
titled An authorizing changes n the location Of land IN
b. 1885, il s hereby declared and made
known that sale OF public ands GxNksEx
the Michigan will be removed to the town Of EAST
SAaIs Aw sory period practicable.
the precise time OF removal will be issued by
the register and receiver Of the Gcnesee land office.
the city Of Washington this l4h day Of
January, A. ID. 1857
BY order of the Presdenti ..-
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Jan I6-law6w flint. and StarI
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y. No. b74.I
t Notice
In relation TO The Remocal Of the Land Office from Benioid
10 San Hancisco, in California
IN provisions the o Congress entitled
can act auhozns changes in the location Of land
1883 hereby declared aud made known that
public BxncIA In the State
California, will be removed TO the city ofsAS FaAScoo at o
early period practicable
Further OF he precise time Of viii be issued by the
register receiver Of the Benica land office.
hand, the city Of Washington this 18th day Of
January, A. ID. 1857.
BY order Of the Presidents ; -.
= THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Jan 17--1aw6w (nteiaSarl
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PERSON AL

go. Lieut.. Maury Is lecturing in Baltimore.
.... Senator Sumner sailed on Saturday in
the steamer Fulton for HavrP.
80. Hon. William Rives of Virginia has
been scjourning in Boston few days past
80. Ex-Secretary Guthrie and family leave
Washington this evening for their home, at
Louisville, KY.
80. Ralph Waldo Emerson has been quite
i'll with the measles since his return from his
late lecturing tour.
-. VIM. 81. Dayton has declined the NOM
ination for the office Of Attorney General Of
New Jersey.
80. Gov Chase, Of Ohio, who has already
buried three wives, it is rumored proposes q
matrimonial fusion with a d" charming widow
of Cleveland.
80. Hon. W. g. Whitley, member elect
from the State of Delaware, and NJ w. Irwin,
U: g. Marshal Of Minnesota Territory, are at
Kirkwood's.
80. Tie New York Mirror thinks the Abo-
lltionists ought to be satisfied with Mr. b.
chsnan's Administration, since he has placed
Elack man and Brown man in his Cabinet
80. 1t is said to be the intention of Lord
Napier to proceed with his family to Philsdel.
phia and Baltimore during the fore part of the
coming week, and leaving his family in one Of
butler in quest Of q suitable residence.
go. Lord Napier, the new British Minister,
was passenger in the Persia. His family
accompanies him, and tho whole party are at
the Clarendon Hotel New York. A salute in
honor Of the Minister'S arrival was fred fre m
the Battery.
80. Coroner Connery is in Albany, defend
ing himself from the charges preferred against
him, and now before the Governor. The AL.
bany ErentmR Journal says he doesn't an.
pear half as funny as defendant, as he did
as Coroner.
80. The Abingdon Standard learns that the
lady connected with the alleged indiscretion
of Rev. Mr.. Kalloch, was, previous to her mar,
risge, resident of East Abingdon; and none
who were acquainted with her entertain tb q
least doubt Of her innocence
go. William w Leland, formerly Of tina
Metropolitan Hotel, has, it is said, large in.
terest In the contract with the Russian govern.
ment to raise tho sunken feet at Sebsstopol.
and is to leave this country with his party
during the coming month of April.
-. Bsrnun, who is now in England, would
make second fortune, when he comes back
to the United States. if he would bring over
Mr. Arrowsmith and exhibit him to the pub.
lie Arrowsmith sticks to bis Georgia rev OIL
ver) hoax through thick and thin.
'.''Juoge Nicnoison, on retiring from the
Union, paid high compliment indeed to the
efficiency and services Of the assistant editor
Of that Journal, John F. Carter, ESQ Whc,
hereafter is to have charge, we presume in
addition to his editorial labors, of its publish-
ing department.
.... The remains Of Dr.. Kane are expected
to arrive In Baltimore to morrow. Amo, Q
the friends Of the deceased from abroad
who will join in the procession. it is stated
win be Henry Grinpell, Of New York, George
". Aud, Of Philadelphia, Professor Bschs :,
Professor Henry and Lieut.. Asury, Of Wash.
inston. .l-.-.-..