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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS
Thirty Fifth Congress First Session.
WASHINGTON, April "a.

WASHINGTON, April "a.
The House Committee have reported a.
gainst the extension of the patent to Sick
les cut off.
Late on Thursday night, through the
exertions of Messrs Doublas and Haskins,
caucus was held which determined yes
tsrday's vote on English's proposition.
The Degenerate Senator'S have unanim
ously to sustsin the report of the com
mi,tee of conference on Kansas, with the
exception of Messrs Douglas, Stewart ant
Brodsrick, who are still inclined against
the measure.
Eight contemporaries went over t.
the Administration. The Republicans gain
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

hRRIvAL.-The schooner Aloha arrived
at this port on Monday last from Sheboy-
gan, with load of wood which she is now
discharging at her dock.~' An arrival by
lake this season of the year is. we believe.
hitherto unprecedent.-- Chicago Times,
21St
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

CoNyENTIoN.-The Democrats of Plym-
outh are requested TO meet at the Court
house, tomorrow Friday at six O'Clock
p. M. for the purpose of nominating can
didates for Corporation Offices.
MANY DEMOCRATS,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

GEDr. Johnson SAID of female preach
ing: People flock to hear woman preach.
not becouse she preachos well, but because
she breaches any how: just as they go to
see dog walk on lis hind legs, though it
does not walk on them near rs we'll as a
man.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29
Notice to Teachers.

In consequence of the general crisis in
our schools, the Northern Indiana Teach
ers Institute will necessarily be suspended,
and will not convene at South Bend on the
26ih inst, as published in the papers.
Elk. COM
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

BARNUM--P. T. Barnum is again at the
head of the New York Museum. which
has been languishihg for Paternal care,
and, with the assistance OF $27, 900 lately
received on insurance. is preparing to re-
build "Iranistan," his late residence at
Bridgeport, Conn.,, on magnificent scale
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

~A brief notice to the public will be
found in this issue, over the signature of
Charles Palmer. "For CASH." he offers
the highest inducements to those in want
of anthing in the Dry Goods line.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

Gg-I wish you wouldn't smoke cigars.
said plump little black eyed girl to her
lover. why not | smoke as we'll as your
cbimneys" Because chimneys don smoke
when they are in good order, He has quit
smoking.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

EE-A North Corolina editor, acknowl-
edging the receipt of bottle of brandy for
ty years old. says: this brandy is SO cd
we fear that we much fear it cant live
much longer
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

The Methodists hold their third regular
quarterly meeting for this year in this
place, next Saturday and Sunday.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

The Trustees of Center township meet
Friday, April 3Oth, instead of The first
Saturday Of next month, as usual
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

GS- Many persons utter an offensive
in reply to friend, for no better
reason than the boy gave for knocking his
father down" He stood SO fair that he
couldn't help it,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

Any Irregularities or deficiencies in the
paper this week must be charged to the ac-
count of sickness.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29

HA Detroit paper mentions the arrest
of woman in that city, with nothing
on her person but a love- letter and da
gucrreotype." Rather posticall and pic
turesque costume.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29
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NHsSTE EEUs
At the Edwards House, in Plymouth,
April 23d, by Rev. Austin Fuller, Mr.. H
B. AsHCRAFT, to Miss M. E. SILvEY, all
Of this county.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-04-29
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Ambrctype & Photograph
SIDEsAND SKY LIGHT
3a.I1erO-
SIDE AND SKY-LIGHT

"
OVER PERSHING'S DRUG STORE, MIGHT
GAN STREET, PLYMOUTH, IND.
II ME Subscriber would respectfully announce
Il to the citizens of Plymouth, Marshall and
adjoining counties, that he has fitted up the abeyc
Gallery, with the view Of permanently locating
here; and he takes this opportunity of making
known to them that he is prepared to execute like
nesses in all the various styles of the art and in
the highest perfection. Having had a practical ex-
perlence in the art since its first introduction west
OF the Mountains, he fatters himself that the mer-
It's OF his Pictures, and the unequaed facilities at
his command tor taking them in the shortest posi-
BILE time OF sitting, will induce the public IN gen
eral to give him call. The Public are respect
fully invited to call and examine specimens and
likewise view the magic powers of the Stereoscone.
N: B.-The Art taught and apparatus furn-
ished, on reasonable terms. | also make. and
keep for sale, superior article of Collodan which
warrant to keep good for six months; price, a.
per bottle. Operators, who desire to make fire
work, would dowell to give it trial.
G. ]. CARBUTT, Artist.
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rrAInARLE real. ESTATE AT TRUSTEE

VTALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT TRUSTEE
SAeBy deed Of trust executed BY Michael kes
wife beneat o his creditors the subscriber as uu'
toe viii oGer at public sale
o. ra.raiuy. tA4 tn Of oaossr, lsss
O'Clock, tho CITY Hotel in Frederick oy' Maryland
the following very
VGlaatls Real E4ais " FRA,
THE FARM
known ARCADIA lying about three miles south OF Frederick
oy county road leading Buckeystown containing ABOUT
$40 acres
prmost and productive land Frederick county
THE MANSION HOUSE
large beautifully arranged the building and wings ni
front Of 100 feet all stories high and flushed m tue very
style These buildings emnence from which almost
the the Iortco OF the Mansion The
house surrounded with beAuufo lawn handsomely decorated
with shrobbery, towers Se. new and commodioas
BAHs coS Horsx srsBrs HOUSE. WAGON fs BLACK
ssam's sBog, LINZ nousE, IIsaS EitS, icE nousK,
together With all other necessary outhouses have recently been
70 be he best and certainly as productive
any There running water through che entire ARM
aeds nearly with and sabs,an
tai aud rail fencing Between 80 and 40 acres OF This tract are
PRIME TIMBER,
the house There abundance
Of choice fruit trees ON the farm and one OF tho finest
ORCHARDS
10 be found in tho county The Baltimore railroad
through this house located within hail mile Of
s amsng aog 70 o oap q ,no ps Ssn ,uo %sre
also several Touring mills near the farm This farm sueI
bic Of an equal division, and viii be divided, desired
soconI-That desirable mill, known
anew RICHMOND MILLS"
This mill Baenger crock miles south of
City the productive grain growing sections
Of tho State, aud capable Of manufacturing
BARRELS OF FLOUR
per day mill entirely new four stories high, built Of stone
propelled by and stoanl with
burrs, and all tho modern improvements of the day
There Is attached 20 said mill property about
Il ACRES or LAND,
upon boarded dwelling house
spring house. barn. and thrifty orchard Of fruit Also
the ronans OF a largo
such pipes ron gearing iron ppes etc.
together with hog pens, sufficient for 900 hogs
Taird-That valuable threestory tx
WAREHOUSE, Ha
on southwest Patrick streets Frederick
This warehouse within twelve months
expense the substantial mnnner and without
exception, the best business stand in the city.
Fburta.--A OF wood land, containing about
100 ACRES
with TIMBER consisting OF chestnut and chestnut
oak This the 'kohcnburg Property lying
the sugar four miles from Buckcys
fronting public roei and Of plat of
will exhibited tho Of sale, and will be sold in
lots to suit purchasers.
rSposesson warchousc mill property and woodland
on compliance with tho terms Of sale tstH4t@
EB-posesion Of the farm the LIST day Of April next but
Engagements be made for earlier possession hdesred
gs-Terms of sale will DO made to suit purchasers
EDWARD sIiIVER, Trustee.
Wan. b. TABER, Auctonecr
Sep IO--2awtls tht#lE ng}a@ EusM aHa{4
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mo. 6l6.1
NO. 6I6.I
Sales Of Public Lands in the State of Louisiana.

I'm PURSUANCE of law, it is hereby declared
public will BIO held in The Of
posponemen 1855 Of
fco in the State OF Louisiana, TO wit: .naE
AT the land Office on0s commencing Monday tho Goth day
.cmbcr posal lands
Gerc the following townships and parts townships,
North Of tie base line aHd Of the pracipa. meiiian
Sections q o. the NE and the Nj of NV Il of S. the
"a OF 10; the ~ tho y OF Sc ~ and tho y Of SW14 Of
H. toionsp e sections g. 10, ~, a. 49, co. o. a.
26 2s 80 So 34 SO, Of toasip sections
elusive sections 2S 3d. 49, 81 aud 49, of toship ce and
tonnship ttoenyoHe, Of range eight H3.
Sections O. TO- H. ID 49, TO- o. a. 49, 49, 80 49, 81 and
80 towsp nien sections 80 inclusive; and sections 49,
81 and &c. Of hoHaip toe, and Townships twsaone seny
and tieenty -thyce, of range nitc.
Sections o. TO- ~ H. 49, 90 22 a. 30 49, 3d. 49, 81 and
Sc to,cnShp sections 3d. inclusive; and sections 81
"a 35 80 oshtp ety; aud Townships ony
tssp, and tiueniyLliyec, of range ten.
i5Dniips oy toentyons and hgentyoo, Of elepen
tho Monroe Monday, the 9th day
Of September disposal Of the vacant lands in the
miles each side the 'yoks
burg Shreveport and Texas railroad subject as required By law TO
minimum Of hoo dollars and Gtty ceais per acre Uis;
Torih n The base Of TIC principal meridian
Townships IL ls, oranges
Townships 10, 49, ranges Q, 10, II, and IL.
Townships 10, TO- and III OF ranges IL ana H.
Townships is and 49, Of range H. e9t s3't2
lands will be commenced the days
pointed proceed order in which they advertised,
offered, and the sales thus closed
open than weeks and private
lands Will bo admitted until after the expiration
the weeks. Hg l#E Z.
Lands appropriated by law for tho of schools military and
pruTsses, will be excluded from the snlos,
Given under hand at tho City Washington this sixteenth day
Of July, A. ID. 1875 PVT. 4H
by order Of the President
TTios. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land ODce.
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ySLANNEI.S IN ALL COL0RS, WIDTHS, AND
qualities pieces all much the largest and cheap
est lot offered, Z, .L,,. !, !, 49, =,
100 pieces super beaehcd and unocached Canton Han
neis.
ann nieccs very choice caicocs 12H cents yard
our stock family consumption, was never so
large or thoroughly assorted as now
Our northern and correspondents send us new supplies
daily.
one price only marked in plain hgure therefore
myers cannot he overcbarged.
All bills presented monthly for payment in cash.
We arc not opening any new accounts. 80. 49,,
stock but or the
own eradication II ncurs obligation whatever 70 purchase
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Storesn west building,
Cop 9--IotdM opposite Centre Market
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No. 6l9l
Notice OF the disconi inuance OF the Land once
at PALMYRA, in the state of Missouri.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of law,
and ve1 o he that the unsod Land in the PArMYRA dis
reduced below hundred thousand tho Secretary Of
has directed Of said district and that
unso therein made subject sao and Booze
VILE said State.
lands unsod and unappropraed by law and subject 70
the office will be subject TO entry
Office from the the Of notice TO that effect by TIE
Register Receiver hand officers at Bonneville viii
public which they will be prepared TO receive
applications entries any such lands at their Office
The this twenty fourth
day OF August, A. D. 1858. JOS 3. WILSON,
~ Acting Commissioner OF the General land Office.
Aug 25--1aw6w Hat. &Star
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rs No. Lcttery--,a Drawn Ballots. SCHEME

s37 500 Lottery benefit of the STATE OF DELAWARE
Class 22l for be WILMINGTON DEL, satui
day OCTOBER o. 1855 ef
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u,uF cRrAT woNpER or THR NTNITIENrB


Century Professor WOODS ias Restorative
says the 81 Louis tlo) remosrul e,s~ " eae,.h
Ingy q tho superior Of bis hair one Such ssps -
have lis effect when eanns from rs1os s ssss
puncry from tho press
ssru, a.. D Dan n. lS.G
Psoy O. J. Woco Co Gentlemen; Having my A.s1aoa saus
highly beneficial effects q yeuI bar
tive induced make application % u- ny ~
ere Of she same charaeer some three maahs sass s
bottle your Hair Restorative and sssd a $3.50 s.na
procured bottle which haveused some can ssr
an nv hoas and e and my hair has resumed nsarsi s ~
believe glossy than has been 1ote s tsu
years am now stsy years eS my good wa' al A' 's'SEg
The deem dne 10 yoa for your v.laAele eyy
contradict my statements J am .,'ss ~
oeyr I1a sery one here aud Adjoining towns Any 700 nay l
OF the above my attached, rs at your sers ~
preserve the beauties Of nature N o,hers Wen a.
a RAYnoSB
BAI.sxorx, Jan. a. Isss
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Pnoy woop Dear sir Having the misfortune a chs
portion my the effects OF The yellow M,srn sew oa
IL 10 answer as The very thing needed Ny u 40
glossy my obhg 70 you N yg
the afflicted such treasure fiNhhi '"tsNeoN
The undersigned j. X Bragg minister In regular Ancs
pastor of the Orthodox Church at brooknsi hassaso'
~ ~ : e0''' WA DytR
Bsooo1RIp, L. 1854
Having made trial Of your Hair 's'oFsiu
Il gives pleasure say elect has been excellent
moving Inflammation danirun constant tendency itching
with which been troubled from childhood and has aho
stored my hair which was becoming gray, original
have used article with anything like tho same pleasure
profit.
Yours truly j. X HRsGG
Tho put up in bottles Of three sizes viz barge
dunn small small holds hall pint and retls for one a
medium holds twenty cent
proportion re,as dollars bottle; the large
holds quart forty proportion, and reas Tor -
o. j. CO.. Propcors, 32 Broadway, New York lin The
great Wire Railing Esabhment and ia Market street.
81. Louis Mo.
And sold BY good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Aug 1S-d3mo
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No. 620l
Notice of the Postponemept of the public Sales
in Nebraska, which were ordered TO he held
by Proclamation No. COZ.
mo, 62o.l

NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales of
The public lands within the Territory Of Nebraska which
ordered by proclamation No coz dated March 80 1883 TO be
held at tho land offices st BROWNSVILLE NEAss, err, and OMAHA
the Territory NnnsS the 9th day Of September
hereby postponed order Of President until September
which will be advertised
ing TO law Jos WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF tho General Land once.
Aug 25-1aw6w lint. a start
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER, 1865
- GREGORY MAuRY, Managers Wilmington Delaware. To
under the upernteudence appointed by
the governor
LOTTERY for the Benefit OF the STATE OF DELAWARE
1855 To DO drawn at WILMINGTON DEL. Sltur
dayL q
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DTBLI0GRAPHY.-The Librarians Manual--A
Treatise photography comprising select and descriptive
photographed works Which ndded sketches
Libraries Illustrated with engrayings by Reuben A. Guild, NJ
Price IS. For sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
sep 9-2t Bookstore 33i Penn. avenue 9th street
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS.

:
Every person the right pre- empon to of the
within and townships above mentioned
establish satisfaction OF the register and
receiver therefor practicable after
seeing this notice. before appointed for the
public tho lands embracing the climed
Otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
TiIoS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF ths General Land Office
July 1S-1aw13w intel&Star
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NOVICE TO PRE-. EMpT1oN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right Of presumption the lands
within the townships and townships above enumerated
qred to establish the TO the satisfaction of the register and
OF the land Office and make therefor
practicable after this tu and before the appointed for
tho Of the public sale Of tho embracing
claimed; otherwise such clain win DO forfeited.
TIiOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
July 24-1awI3w lint &Siarl
The Washington union., 1858-03-02
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON
WOlfe,s Schiedam Aromatic 6chnapps.

The proprietor leave call tho attention Of strangers and the
Washington very superior article Of Holland which
public under the Wofc schc
dam Aromatic schnapps.
by the proprietor exclusively his dst
Schedam Holland Ia made from the best barley that
favored medcatcd by
harsh but by the choice botanical variety
juniper berry, whose dis
rect0cd with is puous and thus
altogether transcend
ing cordial and medicinal properties any alcoholic
heretofore known.
Tho proprietor has submitted 10 nearly the whole medical faculty
physicians and chemists who endorse their
most desirable addition TO the matcrin medcs-
Persons who purchase should be careful the gepnnc article
the whole Is flooded with countercts and mtaiops
and hotties each and for
sale by all tho respectable druggists the United saies
UDOIIfI0 WOLFE,
Solo Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot No ~ Beaver street, New York
The Washington union., 1858-03-02
MEMORIAL AND PETITION.

FLORENCE Pennsylvania The memorial Of the board OF
underwriters Of the city Of Philadelphia representing ai
derived much benefit by the creation and oganzalon OF
Board praying that alteration he made
by the act Of 3st Of August 1882 under which was
established referred to the Committee on Commerce
SMITH Illinois The petition Of lb9 citizens OF washing
Clair counties Illinois praying the establishment OF
Fayetteville Clair 10 Elk Horn, in Wash
ngon county the Committee the Post Office and Post
Roads
The Washington union., 1858-03-02
CpRING suppLIEs. IN FIRsTcLAss DRY

CPRING SUPPLIES IN FIRSTTLASS DRl
- daily opening spring supplies and viii offer
much the largest and most comprecbve
stock we have all class European and American h
RIGS adapted for general family consumption R
ovcrcharged a.,
Our correspondents send supplies
daily. !,
nncxiblc the application o requiring az
bills be closed by cash when presented Notes will not be a'
able.
Hereafter present many bills monthly settlement Others
remarkably customers wh
pay all cash in July and january will w permitted to extend
those periods.
We opening any
We make this statement TO prevent applications. ~
who have applied often their bi VII
for greatly prefer discontinue their arsnn
The financial general cr"
where obtain supplies the adoption o the above T
parenly stringent rules. eL
purpose make cash business
sble without disturbing the pleasant which have existed
series ea'
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
"Ccutral Stores, y west building,
Feb 23-l0df opposite the Centre Market
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE Es.

The SPEAKER laid before the House certain resolu
tons of the Legislature of Oregon Territory in relation
Indian wars which laid the table and ordered
to be printed.
the committee authorized to consider the resolution for
the expulsion of MATTFsoN the following gentlemen
Messrs SEWARD of Georgia. HARRIS of Illinois, GRow Of
PENNSYLVANIA, Curtis Of Iowa. and Bsaor Of Connect
cut
Mr. HARRIS, of Illinois, asked to be excused from
serving which was granted.
EXPENSES OF THE KANSAS LEGIsIATuRE.
The SPEAKER stated the business first in order to be
the consideration of the following resolution introduced
Monday last, week, by Mr.. SHERMAN, of Ohio--the
question pending being the motion that the rules be
suspended
whether has been paid out the treasury
thc United States during the ending june So 49, or inc
Territory and under what act provision law and
from what fund said money has been paid
The rules were suspended and the resolution agreed to
ORGANIZATION OF OFFICES OF HOUSE.
Mr. MASON of Kentucky, from the Comnaittee ON
Accounts reported back, without amendment, the bill
fixing the number and compensation of the clerks mes
senger pages, and aborers of the House Of Represent
atives.
Mr. MASON contended that the number of places
too MANY and that the pay of Of them too
large He addressed the committee Mt length, to show
the necessity for the reform which would he nauguraed
by the passage of the bill before the body and then
moved that it be put on Its passage.
Mr. SPINNER of New York, moved TO amend the
bill 30 that il should take effect the first Monday in
December next saying he in favor Of allowing the
present employees during the session with
out being cut off and then if they back next year.
they did knowing the condition under which they nc
cepted Office.
Mr. w WARREN of Arkansas, said he opposed to
the bill as reported from the committee. He contended
that it was necessary to obtain efficient officers to give
them something like adequate salaries While they IN
Of ftinct
at those whose bread depended the little mite they re-
cevcd from the government for the aruous duties which
they performed.
Mr. RUFFIN, of North Carolina, addressed the House
in advocacy of the bill reported by the committee con
curing the remarks of the gentleman from Kentucky
If the bin was passed. he doubted not they would find
plenty of who would perform the duties efficiently
They had tried the hgh-saary system, and now they
should try reform He contcnded that the rules of the
House were not enforced rgidy In regard to the adns
sion of persons upon the floor and thought that the pass
age of the bill would bring about wholesome reform ~
this particular.
MI JONES Of Tennessee, thought il vas important to
The Washington union., 1858-03-02
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
wOlfe,s Schiedam ArOMatiC SChnappB.

Tho proprietor particularly recommends the above scnaps to per
sons travelling settle South West account Of
properties the disagrseabe and often dan
produced by change water visitation which all
particularly liable Strangers should
purchasing the scnnpps the whole country is flooded
with couuterfs has the proprietor
bottle cork and label For sale by all the druggists and
grocers.
UDOIPlIO WOLFE,
Dec l3--d3mif Depot Is Beaver street, New YORK,
The Washington union., 1858-03-02
Jan 30-d1nif

VTyASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION.--The Sec
wv Annual Exhibition Washington Art Association
open Gallery street between 18th and l4th streets
from 10, a. M, 10 10, p.
tickets 81 To be had at the principal
bookstores ami hotels, and at the door.
Dec 25--dtf
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No 500
Notice Of the loponneu Of public ues N Minnesota ordered to
Be held BY proclamation No. 5s7.
ATOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
sales lands within the late for the
Dacoa Sioux nation Of ndanR
ordered by 5s7 dated September 49, 1857 TO be
arbault and Henderson, in the Territory OF
Minnesota the t and 9Th March next have been postponed ny
order the 30th day OF August and 9th September
prior the sales will he again advertised according
to law. Thus HENDkiChs
the General Land Office.
FinRuARY 1858.
Feb 23--dlw [lutel. &snr.l
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DLACK SILKS At LESS THAN VALUE.--30
peces black silks 75 S7, and 81 yard, the
cheapest goods offered for founccd dresses.
the grades extra Taneta silks
correspondents send supplies
daily
Onepr only marked In plain figures therefore no purchaser
is ovcrclarged
We opening accounts.
Our credit business larger to be-
Our viii be present bills for monthly
bills he paid before commenced
purpose make trade cash
disturbing tho pleasant relations that
many customers and ourselves for long
series of years past
PERRY l. BROTHER
Central Stores !" west building,
Feb 25-1Otif opposite Centre Market