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A Valuable Plantation
OFFERED FOR SALE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER DESTROYS OF
Il moving 10 the West, il now offt ring
his Plantation for sale. The tract contains
3O3 acres, lying on both sides of Flat Creek
These lands nre rich and endurabIe and are
not surpassed by any in the District for the
production Of grain and cotton have fire.
quently getEcred from 25 to 40 bushels of
corn per acre and from 1000 TO 1900 lbs of
cotton Ia the acre. The land will not only
show for itself, but if cultivated will speak
for itself There is about 90 acres 81 land
e!ea:ed Rga in cultivation aad maslly fresh
the balnnce il in woods with abundance of
good timber for all farmiog purposes, there
is "a tolcrable good dwelling house and
kitchen on the place with other necessary
out buildings-the plantation and buildings
are in good repair. The Creek which runs
through the tract is never faiHng and affords
plentiful supply If water with good falls
for any machinery iha; operates by water
power. There is n we'll of excellent water
ia the yard. The location is certainly n
healthy one rs there has never been case
Of fever on the place.
Any person wishing TO purchase would
do we'll to examine the premises soon rs
intend to sell There is one other tract nd
joining the above that can be had IL wanted.
For further particulars address,
j. G. SMALL,
Flint Ridge, y. C..
Oct 30, 36-2mOs
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Gents Furnishing Department

" mat wanted to Wnrrol
V. and p,n, all & @ Oe @ m The feet Goats Vests Pants Shirts
puc Gall OverCoa
Mf r1 sTv Weather sets m-PHce from four to Twn, ~
HATS of description and
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Fall and Winter Goods !
Al
PLEASANT HILL, S, G..

WE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR
w Fall and Winter stock Of Goods,
consisting in part Of skerseys, Domes,ies,
Hats, Calico's, Ginghams, Hoop Skirts.
Skeleton Hoops, Balmoral Hoops and
Brass Hoops, .Marseilles Shirts, Bosvms
and Cotafs Indies Gnunilets,, GloYes---
Hosiery, Medicines. Groceries, Hsrdware,
CSoekerr, Sadlery, Shoes, Leather, Iron.
Nails, Shingles and almost everything cali
ed for in county store all OF whirb vii
be.sold on tie
VERY REST TERMS
J TO punetual customers.
Call and examine oor stock, we Will taxa
great pleasure in showing oar s;ock ans
selling good bargains, and no mistake.
MAGlLL g. CAUTHEN.
Sept 90. 1858. as-tf
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The New York Weekly Golden Prize is
one OF the largest and beat weekly papers
Of the day. An Imperial Quarto contain.
ing eight pages, or forty columns, of enter
tanning original matter: and elegantly Illus
trated every week.
A gift worth from 80 cents TO 500 90 la
Gold, will be- presented to each subscriber
Immediately on receipt of the Subscription
Money.
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PRATT, OAKLEY & CO.,
(Late Farmer, Brace s. Goa
publishers, booksellers and !Stotioners.
No 81 Murray Street.
NEW YORK.
ID o. g. CO., offer at low prices for cash
l. and liberal terms for approved credit
II large stock Of BLANK and OFFICE
STATIONARY. BLANK and ACCOUNT
BOOKS, Receipt and Memorandum Books.
PAPER OF ALL KINDS. Cards, Circu.
lars, Bill Heads, &c, Printing and Litbo-
graphing executed TO order, Bibles, Mis-
ceIaneous, and School Books
p. o. q CO., Publish .Bulhou.s series OF
Grammers; Comstock's series,o on the scien.
ces HOoker's Physiologies Brocklesby's
Astronomical Olney's Geography pewly
revised; Southern Class Readers; Palmer,
Book krering ; aud the Cheapest and best
Spelling b., : ever used.
Aug. 25, 2s-6m.
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HOLI.OWAY'S PILLS AND ONT
IL MENT. Sanlord's Liver lnvigorator,
Jacobs Cordial, Ayers Cherry Pcc,oraI and
Cnthartlc Pills Jayncs Family Medicines,
HuStctirrs Filters
Charles i:ondon Cordial Gin, Wistars
Bal-au. Wild Crrrrv, Mustang iinimen,,
and many other Medicines too numerous
to mention, for sale and warranted Genuine
by J. j. McKAiN.
Camden S. C.. Oct 27,
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Ladies Dress Department. t.

Consisting of Black and Colo Silks
the MauS
help pbu
and Browns
id
0'''''
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STEAM SAW MILL
and Plantation for sale.

ME SUBSCRIBEk having more busI-
L ness upon his hands than hc can con
SenirnlIy attend To, oilers for sale his Steam
Saw Mill. situated six miles below lancas.
ter Court House, with one thousand acres
of land attached. II is we'll known ns n
good situation for IA mill and the surround.
ing lands are well timbcred. The quality
of said land is good for either cotton or
corn. or for any kind Of grain about one
hundred aud fifty acies under cultivation
The entire plantation lies we'll, is well i'm
proved and well wateIed. On the premises
are tolerable dwelling house, with all nee
essary out buildings,
will sell the above property on time TO
suit pnrchaSers-lUng credit (with good
bonds) will be allowed ii required POS.
session Of the property will be given the
first of January next. If desired, will al
so sell one or two able likely fellows that
are we'll trained and accustomed To manage
the mill. Applicants will address me al
Hanging Rock u. o., $. &.
JAS. VI. INGRAM.
October 6, 1883 3i-u
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One copy for one year. 81 90 and ] gift
one copy for two years. 3 so and gifts
One C ,py Tor three years. 800 and gifts
One copy Tor five years. . 500 and gifts
AND TO CLUBS.
Three copies one year. S5. and gifts
Five copies one year. .... s. and 3 gifts
Ten copies one year ..... l5. and 10 gifts
II copies one year. 30 and 81 gifts
The articles 10 be distributed are comprs-
ed in the following liz;
packages of Gold, containing 5000 each
do d" do 200 each
10 40 do do 100 each
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased
Watches. loo each
90 Gold Watches ............ rs each
so DO do .......... 30 each
100 do do ......... so each
300 Ladies' Gold Watches. s... 35 each
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches 30 each
300 Silver Watches. ..... $40 TO 25 each
1000 Gold Guard, Yes, and
Fob Chains ....... 10 to 80 each
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear
Drops. Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Bot
tons, Rings, Shirt Studs. Watch kevs. Gold
and Silver ThimblcS, and variety OF other
articles, worth from htly cents TO SI5 each.
immediately on receipt of the subscrip-
iion money, the subscribers name will be-
entered upon eE subscription book oppo-
site number, and the gift corresponding
with that number will be forwarded, within
one week, to the subscriber. by mail or ex-
press. postpaid
All communications should be addressed
to DEAN 81 SALTER.
4s and 40 Moffatt Building, 335 Broad
way, New York.
+.'Speeimen copies sent free. Agents
wanted.
March 81, 1853 7-ly.
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TWO TRACTS OF LAND.

One tract containing lI5 acres and bound
ed by lands of ID. II. Piyler. Wallace Mel
son and others. Aud the other containing
I2i acres, bounded oy lands Of G. w Ply.
Ter, Barklcy Nelson, "a may be- seen by re-
ference 10 plat made by w. X Duren, ID. =.
9th October, 1853.
These lands viii be sold on credit Of
one year, with interest from day Of sale
Except 80 mach cash as will pay costs )ihe
p surehaser giving bond with good security
and mortgage os the premises IL deemed
necessary to the Ordinary for the purchase
money.
HENRY HANCOCK.
=. l.. ID
November IS 1858. 4o-pf s. as.
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ERYSIPELA ANDSALT RHEUM

Are two of the most common and virtuent
disorders prevalent on this continent, to these
the Ointment is especially antasonistic, its
"modtSopcrdnd" is first to eradicate the ven-
ON and then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS.
Cases ofmany years standing that have per-
tnaciously refused to yield to any other remedy
or treatment, have invarblc succumbcd to a
few applications ofthis powerful unguent.
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II 0 T. 10 e.
[ II O n

suitable for Plantation Wagons, Carriages,
nnd for other purposes.
The publ, are respectfully invited 10 cal
and examine my stock, all Of which will be
sold low for CASH or 10 prompt customers
on time. JONES CROCKETT.
Lancaster, Nov. II, 1853. 40-4t.
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Hardware Department.

!" full and complete, Combination Saw comprising Saw S
and Scribe all in 7 "' ~
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS
FOR lS5S--sA.

WE WOULD RESPECTFULIY INFORM OUR CUSTOMERS AND TIL
we welsc
the Country N""'
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MoLAssEs, MOLAssEs.

MULASSEo, MULASSES.
A LARGE LOT OF NEW ORLEANS
"A Muscovaao and West India MoIasses,
(new crop Just received and for sale low
for CASH, by JOS. VI. GAYLE.
'"nden. Nav 5. 1858. I2-tf
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SHERIFF SALE.

ID. II. Pyler, VIM. Rowcll Real Estate Of
and wife applicants, Jacob Plyler.
w. Summons ia
Margaret Plylcr, widow, Partition.
Elisha Pl, Ter and others,
defendants.
In oscdiencc 10 n. order from James H.
Witherspoon. Ordinary for Lancaster Dis
trict in the above ease TO me directed
will sell TO the highest bidder before the
Court House door at Lancaster on the first
Monday in December next, within the legal
hours Of sale
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ERUPTION on THE SKIN.

Arising from bad state OF the blood or chronic
disease are cradicated, and cleir and trans.
parent surface regaincd by the restorative ac-
tion of this Ointment. IL surpasses many of
the cosmetics add other toilet appliances in
its power to dispcl rashes and other disllgurc.
mcntS Of the face.
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s5S" CACTI0N!-Nonc are genuine unless the
words Holloway New York and London, are
discernihle as 'Watcr-mark" in every leaf Of
the book OF directions orounu each pot or box ;
the same may be plainly seen 10y ''holding the
leaf To the light" A handsome reward will be
given to any one rendering such information as
may lead to the detection of any party or par.
ties countcriciting the medicines or ven ding
the same, knowing them to be spurious.
- Sold at the Manufactures of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med.
icinc throughout the United States and ,ha
civilized world, i'll boxes at 25 cents, % cents
and 81 each.
e8" There is considerable saving by the lar
ger sizes.
N B.-Dircctions for the guidance Of pat
tents in every disorder are affixed to each box.
June IL 1855 lS-Iv.
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Lands for Sale.

Alfred Knight and wife, ct al. In Equity,
W.. lancaster
Aaron Phillips and others. Bill for
Partili q n
and acct
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PILES AND FISTULA.

Svcr! form and feature of these prevalent
aud stubborn disorders is cradicatcd locally and
entirely 10y the use of this cmolicnt: warm
lamentations should prcccdr its application. -
It, healing qualities will he found Tn he thor.
ough and invnriblc.
Boh he Ointment aRg Pills shouH be
MNlI iN the t0NO,rinn cnScx
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DRESERvED Oranges, Pears, Peaches.
Il Pine Apple, Lines, Straw berry, &c,
For sale by, JOS. VI. GAYLE.
Camden, May 5, 1853. l2-tf
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LLncaster, S. C., October 25, 1853.
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Negroes for Sale.

Nov. ., ls5s-5t PISS so.
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Mr. TAyIDR Of New York. uoyod b aid a provs,
,ht no ,rtion of the spnronistIon shal bs usd in tb
;nt.r;or nna,ntinr and decoration Of the Canitol
-. 81 - 90
n, MAYNARD az 1,mnsx9ee moved 70 add : proyi,o
~ 10 nat ~ ti,c apnrrri,tann ub>f Be erpendcd for
, @ - ..st,srv rh,ch ..os,11.,s1,t ~. not nw,eed
tn sxss ae noss not counted
Nv RpxNCH f MOTH Carolina moved TO reduce the
s,rr L. sane Oo1a -Aiah ". 49, e.rrsci co.
r. NXpsH an. az Knnt,ckv moved 10 amend ths
sn.,a smss,,nent Nv r~ovidinr that mo rart Of the
.,,rscrr1. tel shsn hc crrercd n erobellisbina
.S Cs,tr5 ~ the purchas. az ra;ntnas or st~tusry
I.s thov sha,I have undergone the termination of a
COMMITTEES Of stinguished artists not exceeding three
A., - t.A hv the pvseAdant which WAS
n~..s% ~ ns' ~ - - = : .-r-- -,
Tts .,,snam.rt Of The Senate "a amended WAS then
1870 ~ 7 = ~ T'fTT TTF' 7f8
g.b s,s,,,nent .nr-opri.tns $50 600 for continuing
a.. ..,E mon the Custom honse ~ Ncx Orleans WAS
.,rr..S - .svss a. noes 40 T'''E 81 t'1'Sa ~
c-sI 81 saaro fcr ,,ston
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

w THE PETITION OF William Field of Providence, Rhode Island
s fr the of patent granted 10 him the 7h Of
si lb4i for Improvement in machines for rolling irregular
surcs TO pattern, from the expiration OF said
pt which takes place tho 7th day of August 1855
Ms ordered thai the said petition be hoard at the Patent Office
n the 2i OF August next al IL O'clock M; and all persons
bottled mad chow any they have why said pc
"on ought not tn he gsnisd
opposing the cSfasou required II file In tho Patent
e Their objections, specially set ort writing a least twenty
% before tho OF hearing all testimony filed by either party 10
Used At tho hearing transmitted accord
Ton. - - 49, 49,
Tie testimony in tho case Viii closed the 23d July
and other papers relied testimony must be filed
he ofce before the morning 81 that day the arguments
'uyy, within ten thereafter. lf.i.
Wderrd also published the Union, Washing
e. and Post Providence Rhode Island week for three
weeksthc publications 10 be at least sixty
'' oe'ofe the I'd OF August next, tho day Of hearing
JOS. HOLT,
Commissioner of Patents,
bors Of tho above papers will please and sond their
No ,he Patent odce, with paper containing this notice
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH

IN est Dadcm Worn by Kings Emperors. whaS Why
Because is provided all
although bloom brightly In tho glowing
covering the be narcd and srivec
harsh and dry still sprinked with Mature VIII
permanently secure TO
Road the following and judge. Tho writer OF
the first Ia The celebrated pianist, Thaiberg
j58a York, April 10, 1858.
DEAN s Permit express to You the obligations am under
original color About the
h,t mon Tho arpaon Of your s Restorative
original hue. consider restorative as very wondsu
invention quite cnicacioas as well AS agreeable.
am, dear sir yours truly, -
~ "Drych ar Gwyledydct"
wch Newspaper Office Is Nassau street April H. 1855
ceyed your Restorative and wife who
her hair ttlo thinking at the time that
my surprise after has performed that wonder
by turning all the hairs dark brown Mt the same
"'''e - CHARLES GARDEN.
Nxw YoRx July 25, 1867.
Pnoy o. j. woop with recommend Hair Re
soavc being scacious article ever saw Since
using your Restorative hair and whskcrr which were At
thst w more applications will color
relieved Of all dandrui and unpleasant itching so com
among persons who perspre freely ). =" khhf.
Psor wooD years my hair commenced falling oil
becoming bsd and hnd tricd many
commenced using your restorative In Janu
mi up grow out and turned s color (bIck Al
this time fully restored to us original color health and aps"r
checrfDy reCommennd It's uSo 70 ALL D. ~ hor
CHICAGO H. Nay l, 1851
The Restorative put up bottles of three sizes viz large
small holds hsf pint and retals for ono dol
per medium holds at least twenty cent more IN
than the small rcs for two dollars per bottle the large
holds % per cent. more !, pooou and ss T M -
New York Wre Railing Etsbshment and IN Market street
~ Iouis, No.
Aud BY good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers
b
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MEDICAL COLLEGE

IN WASHINGTON CRY, d. G., May ~, 1858.
Chemistry having
u the College located the of the
applications invited until the 18th June
next ~ respective CHAIRS.
.3,fr If tfW ff ~ r. RILEY, NJ n, Dem.
National Chicago, Charleston Mercury Charleston
and soud bill this office
May 26--lawtl5Junc* tt
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no. 6os.]
sales OF Public Lands.

TN pursuance of the provisions of the Sd section OF
states surveyed Of land in the Territory Of
belonging blood. of III: neo..h
or Indians for other approved July H.
hereby declared that public s.es will DO held a. made
the Of Nnnesota the periods
hereinafter designated, to wit;
at asD.RsoS commencing tho sixth day Of
September the disposal Of the vacant public lands staae
following named townships and fractional townships IN the
the habees mxedboss Of the pacotAh or
Sioux nation Of Indians viz ~
Sort Of tie ea.s Of Gyia principal m~idan.
fractional township hundred and eleven
The township hundred and eleven
The Indicated tracts fractional townships
and one hundred and twelve, Of range twelve.
township hundred and eleven and frac-
townships hundred and IN eve and onc hundred and thir
teen, Of range thrtccn.
that of township one hundred aud twelve ana iscena
ship hundred thirteen within the reserve
The Indicated part townships hundred and
hundred aud twelve within the above mentioned
serve Of range fifteen.
At the commencing the hireh day Of
August the disposal Of the public lands situated within tho
the half breeds mixed boo tho Dacoah or Sioux
ton Of Indians, viz: F Es
NoA tie base g n.J JyA principal meridian.
The INDICATED tracts part township hundred
and ten tho mentioned of range nine
IL Sns ss.i
within the above mentioned reserve Of range ten
within the above reserve townships hundred
md hundred and ton, Of range eleven
eight nine within the above mentioned
and in township on. hundred % and @ s ss os hundred
hundred aud ten within the above mentioned
Tho INDICATED Part township hundred and
within the above mentioned reserve Of range our'een
within the aforementioned reserve, Of range ancen
Tho on.x OF the commenced the days
uni. the whole shall offered closed; eui
shall bo kept open longer than two weeks and y" private
entry tho lands will be admitted until Ase tao expiration
Of tho two weeks. ~ 3..s4
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<SIAssICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL FOR

~ boys Cambrtsgc Massachusetts Under the charge Of
Joseph lowering professor Physics Harvard University
George ~ Lane professor of Harvard
and K D. smith, A. Of this schppl viii
distance provided with board
tn good fnsiihs tssf
Terms $50 year Apply by mail to
GEORGE N. LANE,
Nav 1s-d1m Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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WASHINGTON CITY, TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1853.
cRANurS HeUvEAUTB n PARIS,

La CO4SA0Nlk LfONNAISE, PAHiS, =,
33 " Do~asvura les CapWeanss, Rae d. ArnauA
ana ~ rns Mss~e nes Ca4mraseu,
Have just exposed for sale their
NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON,
sTUFfS LACE INDIAN AND FRENCH CACIESnRES PRINTED
MUG1NB AND PIQUEB,
fii FANCY TISSUES OF ALL KINTS,
WEDDING OUTFITS, MANTLES, BURNOUS, ETC.
sslabshmsG o LA CoMPAG
ME LYOSNHE have rendered Of tho most extensive ~ E
The day comprise upwards o thirty
saloons galleries. having four cntranr Being hsr
their productions not liable w the extra chArgo
and thus this
afford to offer the public fr advantageous than .ny
other house Evsry article even tho cAczxa marked pn
figures. ~ esla4s hgQ z u rs-4tt
LA COMpAGN1R LYONEAkE have established houses Al 7s
Lyons for the manufacture q SILK Stniis; ut IL t5a5H
Aisncon and ChAutily for the Lace manufacory and at
KAschmyr for Cschsrnlro Slsawk; ~
May >e-d1ets s.tTsa ~ n ~
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NOTICE TO pRE.EMPfIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every pcrscn entitled to the right Of cmon 10 any he
uncr tho provisions o e act o ConGses mp
proved May 1853 required 70 establish The same 70 the .assc
lion thu register receiver o the land Office and make
meut therefor pracrab after seeing thia notice. and
before the appointed tho of Tho public sale OF
claimed Otherwise such claim viii be
forfeited. THE A. HnNNmnna,
Commissioner Of tho General Land Onicc
May 29-1awtis lintciSsArI i-ft ~ go
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@M Nee<e~W7
special Notice 70 subscribers

r subscriptions mus, be naA ~ n Agysnoo, sad
he
znbnlTlbes
when thoirb buss lpuaas -baal gf ars- .-r,
Emt,ahees by mail win & risk o the subcrftrs aud not
OF pablsher ID vhs Union
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mo. 6O9. egsl ,sls.sr y qlif5
Notice OF a change in the limits Of the t" North
eastern and Northwestern" Land DastEicss
In Minnesota. HfHe eAg N3ff
IN PURSUANCE Of the provisions OF the net OF
Congress approved H. iStS anaA The ~ approved
July 1880, en,cd An ac. 10 stabsh two aAans iAna ~
the Territory Of Minnesota II IL hereby docanreA AND made
know that the western nt Of The dae ~ Nn
extended to the line dividing - md ~ and sne
hc Northwestern halsws: e0W
menng the point the eastern side u tho hs river where
the souh line touches tie thence down d vsr 70
point opposite thc The eighth nnd
parallel along snid parallel pt scsceu c
meridian number thence sr tsc
parallel thence along parallel
the Wood river thence north to the line heretofore estab
lshcd.n ~ 'H t " f'f t'f fH
CIV, under my hand AT the city wasngton ,bis ss v
May A. u, 1888 Tiioe A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General IapdO ORce.
Nay 3o-laN9V IineSstarl
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RATES or ADVERTISING.

Fight hns or "s make ses advertisement. 70 exact
proportion and all payable advance Advertisements ordered
thrice wsk VIA se charged 81 each
arr the nrSt Advertisements daily 30
css each
tbs 0ureSolng rates.
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VOL. XIV. NO. 4s.
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.



DurAkyxuU 0xAsu,
WMAangtoa, Aay ~. leta
IN PURSUANCE seshsng mAkiAx spsopsia,s
for such necessary objects have bssa aauy eipdsd " the
ssi appropriations bin without authority law nd 70 x ard provide
ndsnsa of As dsparsoA ~ ess q the
and fw ohes pspas sPpsovad 3eA Ang, lsta
sealed VIII b. received y ths AsPsmsn snt three
O'Clock the 3u II jaDs next tW Furnishing such articles
statonsry be required BY for os She Int day
July suhnad slaAas
qaany b undsrstod By spoaas that s do
partmrnt be u liberty 10 take either sss greater quantity
article than speaed according 70 IL wants during hs
Each article 70 be " the best qualify snd 70 " delivered without
delay when ordered ii isst.etss 44 tl4 VIZ st u
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