Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1858, Page 4

: VENING STAR. FRE TG SPRTANT OF REW YANKEE COURTSHIP. A Capital. Eran cae tata BE Townshy. i 4 Cottage by the ee =. Repel jand Line, De+T @ . reigned, Card bende Be Sire, hs re nred to ‘sane Pohcies of Bails Le WA, at the periods hereinafter Old man fy the chimney, onsible companies vO | At the land office at Read Boston 3 Outer aoe, Eat Sto pels ids Some ether kind of garment. Spee west of the fifth prin- within the f ‘ing named North of the base line and ETE T oe aw¥ Beotion, P DWAR D SNOWDEN. sipal merid ¥ - vy, Key renee ad nes Gunners CLAL AyD REX ESTATE ‘ownship 100, of range 21 Owls up in the O: ‘Out perhaps a fo ” 5 at the kitehon door— he mane ‘Bale of reel es- and Sell Land “all business of eee of the public “Rot me if it = situsted within the fol! (Or some fellow that | do not want to see. corner 7th and Louisiana svenu parts of townships, viz: Door is open—* Jonathan! Washington, City. | North of the base = bond e iJ eter hide nee eee et “Wel! Dorothy. 1m putty well EN PER CENT. INVESTMENT. - And seoin’ how its you. 7 th i a man read: orporstion Bonds of the City of Daven a Gur teks bite be Iowa’ papinn 10 per osul, intereat by Coupon in oes Both remar onal York. Pao ls of $500 each. The growing city Parts of See’ns, 3 A “Well, neow how its blowing, Davenport haa now about 20,000 inhabits and 3 é F-| ‘There's going to be some tail weathor yet, | swow.” y inoreasing in wealth and population. Its a r | debt is only $159,000, and its railroad All of. 2 90 2/all Balutation over, and cannot now be eased. ‘I’ eratee 4 jonathan is mara ; x wer ha the Intelli- eM ‘6 Wishes over sundry times the Soth September. We recommend 8 on nt be was to bum, tia them to be as safe as any “0 8 gettil "ain to nod the nese CHUBB BROTHERS ir hy suggests that th better go to bed. ne a SBOE NKING HOUSE 0) And a prodigious grin lights up Jonathan's phystoz- B* CuusB BROTHERS, folzs snoring soundly eeteet chee nis = ‘oung folks cose together. Leap ete al Boro t Erehange on Jomatnanand Dorothy. san! Cities furnish jepositore without ohar Failing "bout the weather. TEREST ON DEPosiTs.interest will be allow aa 6 Jonathan is thinking : ‘Depouits at ‘such rates as may be agreed upon. ‘The part waatot jaeation : “par: in Vinginia anv UNcuRRENT Monzy. A gues i tose tua veut ot doived to be oiacked for, peyablein same ander orth And his tongue eleaveth to the roof of his mouth, pot md we cla th iar Exchanges. x Discoun Drafts, and Bills o} Teens Senda SE coming will be disco! ated, and Loans made on: Steoks: outs, Looks around at Jonathan. ~ sammy er rat i S$ 0) wT yi farnished. negotiable in the different Cities of the ie nal taevat ileus? I Miner's dipsctel eat “ 1 interest allo i 5 oo bo heey hi isd ohsrged if Couaterals, on such termsas may beasr And get lioked in the everlasting bonds of matri- j upen- ee Travel vil cei eal poles nt Citves. of the Union, ~ ferent Cities Years have passed away, and TERS OF CREDIT ON ENG: 1 eg a wa within the valles. Lanp ap Evxorx.— Bills of Exchange and A tere The pact west of ‘away from the city of Credit on England, —— Euro! ris! All of. B treet or dirty alley, at the market rate for Exchange, in a! » Stands a little cottage, ae jpomea, Boone Eisen, aa The part wosi of Sonat hens ‘and Dorothy . bought in ifferent Cities at river of —.52 Sitting on the porch Where Stooks sre bought upon orders, we oe ¥ ters sround G t to call for a deposit of 10 pr. cent on gaol > spon aanee onareaeee sneat nds or Stocks will be ordered by tele- yy oe D, City. aNp Stare Bonns.—Railroad, ord peiuneigfooay powcr open | Quuateante woth eataent ieee soot Fo Soe: Lemos t Sd so large that he could not an Varrents wil] be fuewarde ee pepo tend . fac. | Paxties. .— Real Estate turing The property of the Naumkeag Manufac a ls tle | Peteeleeeyis A 7 a i Com at Ashburabam, Mass.,cons'st- | bought and sol: a cotton iaitti and dwelling houses, was Craims ox Unirep States, Count ov Claims, sold at auction on the 17th instant, for $3,550. The = a Ouicas or Coates lineation te ues ei eost about ten years since was $36,000. proseouted by prompt Batt attorners At the watch factory at Waltham, Mass., CH BRO’ zRS, about seven hundred watches are now (sreene out Jang Opposite the Treasury, ¥ month, which are said to be fully equal to Erticles of the same character of foreign manufac. | RANKING HOUSE ture, while they are correct time-keepers, and can HUBB BROTHERS, be offered at greatly reduced rates. ? RL cating, Pam Notes will please I~ Gen. Sutter of California is not in such re- t ecks pay: n currency. duced eircumstances as has been represented. pio = kot Sele we aeee is coe owing His title to large tracts of land having been es- | 400005) ‘deposit Gold and Check for currency. the tablished, the miners are endeavoring to settle depositor being credited with the difference. with him. For a sing!e tract oe south of | ge 28-tf CHUBB BROTHERS, Feather river he wiil receive $150, ee a OJ~ The Havana Diario de Is Marina relates | FNTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. that two well known young gentlemen, who had | woNEY te LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES accompanied Sra. Frezzolini to the stemmer, on fice her for that city, overcome by their enthusiasm, CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS, did not notice the departure of the vessel from m—tf Opposite the Treasury, her wharf, and had to come on to that city ia = her. fan WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT, . ry — Saetiesere ohent oe og tn the eosleitectes of Ornign ov uz WV asursaron Aouapuct.t this bag it oquat tater — bet whee ai Proposals are invited for the completion of the Washington Aqueduct, according to plans and spe- fire: vt oe peices toe lowe season ts aifleatione whic 3 will be on ox hibition in this office, bs ou and after the 10th o! ril. 7” On Priday last some scoundrel set fire to | Bids will be received for the completion of the the grass in the graveyard at Veyay, Ind. The bbe pong roe ey Sees tne "United Bintes ro: * x in tha apecifiontions, the Unite ate: = Siresoeu spresd over the larger portion of she Serving the right to. makes contract for the whole, Bae setting the fence and paling on fire, and | of for the separate works, as may seem inostadvan. lacking the tombstones and killing the surub- eous upon comparison of the bids. . bery, making a sad sight, for those who had portion, on'y, of the work can be completed with friends and relatives buried therein, to look riations now available; and the contracts upon. ee su —— to the continge! of future appro- ratio! Congres! ‘Tanzisis Davatoruants.—George H. Lamb, | Phe Engineer Tosorves tho right to prescribe the Salle county, [il., | amount of work to ba done and the rate of progress , on @ charge of seducing, | und J xt Fe —— Pet owe States Treasury upon the monthly estimat PPEYESPEPPS PEPER PSPEE ESET Bere econ SE RERERNBES E jeer, reserving 10 per cent. onall payments un. the second wife at Bloomington in less than a | (il'thecompietion afthocontraott and it will bes Month after the reported death of his first one, | condition of all contracts that tha workmen shall be which excited suspicion. The body of his vic- | paid their full wages monthly and in apecie tim Las not veen found. Proposais should be sealed, and endorsed ‘ Propo- rah - Him Lane made a ratlrond speech at pee ye and materials for the Washington » in Kansas, a few weeks ago, in the he United States reserves the right to reject course of which he denied that he was an Aboll- | of aif bids for thio wrholooy fori eee ee eat any tionist, and declared his readiness to assist ia ar- | 1 - work will Le Testing and returning runaway niggers. He ex- | awarded at whole or for Presse reat anxiety to get on good terms with oe ——— five good seourity for the he Bo: Rufflans; hoped they would let by- ht pr ol eir contracts, if at reasonable 2 — be by gones. The St. Louis News thinks | ?' Every offer must be accompanied by a written At the land office at Fort Dover, im is swinging round. t guarantee, vened by one ur more responsible per- | Mo! suns, tu the & bidder or bidders will, if his or their bids be accept est that he or they undertake that the | “posal of hips 99 and luv, Township 9, of range nlonday, the fourteenth, leon, Of the Ath pria- Parts of Seo’ns. 2 Township. Range. a igi218 Section. Be ak t 8 2 ex FFFFPPFF x ees 4 $5 SF 5555S PEPE EPYPS en wttCGMRRRUSSUBHOMNENEEZScenan BME SBE £ 2 2 tt ¥ = 3 ef aK = eee 8 a Ey Kevan wtt#eReERBekbeenarnee ote? SUNENU Seat aca wRERBRLERNAU EON SUSTERE Toone ERE SUNRERNEU ES * 4 kx 4 aa = MERRESEen ELK of 6 © 47) BE. ¥ of N. te and SW. Csi F * Fe Ea J ’ FaexF3¥, ME HEWMENU ST Sra a RE LEKSY BRUNER MUSE SSSESORIE on aoe oe PELREREE NE RS REBORN REN = Eg we 4 wis a 8 £e¢ At the land office at Covrctt BLUrrs, commeno ing on Monday, the lath day of disposai of the vacant iands in the erea-mumbered sections within the weep owen townships, ited States, within ser miles wa Central Air “Mississippi aud Missouri Railroad, urlagton nud Missouri Raver Railroad.” uired by law, to ® minimum of tro y cents per acre, Viz: On the “iowa Centra! Air Line Railroad.” a Of the Afth prin- # une next, for tie i which remain to t on each side of t ee 4 *e FETE SESESS Townships 84 and 6, of Township 84, of ranges 35, %, 57, 38, and 41. 85, of range 42, ‘owneh)ps 83, 84, and 85, of range 43. ‘ownships 82, 83, #4, and 85, of range 44. ‘owushrps 82, 63, and 84. of 8 & 2 8 8 2 8@ a3 ‘Township 8, of rai On the “Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.” ‘ownships 77. 7%, 79, and 8, of ‘ownships 78, 73, and hips 77, 78, 79, and 80, of range 3, ‘ownships 7%, 77, 78, 79, aud 80, ‘ownships 75, 76. 57. ‘uwnships 74, 75, 76, 77, ‘owuships 75, 76, and ‘ownship 76, of range 44, On the “Burlington and Missouri River Rav!- ‘ownships 7, 71, 72, and sud 72, of ranges 35 and $6. 72, and 73, of range 37. rownships 71, 72, aud 73, of ranges Bt, 99, 49, 41, 42, ce e o: Zz ts Of Recesscuaun -WERSHHENESZT Boman 8 Mineebebnbcciswan Wakes ee 8 & rd 2 & Atthe land office at Dusvere, commencing on Tuesday, the first day of June next, for the diepo- is in the eten muMmbered Bec tions within the uudermenutioned townships, which — the United State: wa! of the vacant within siz males om Railroad” 656 and Pacific Railroad.” North of the base line and east of the Afth prin- 2 . s & e SSS: & £ ‘owns hips 7, 88, £9, ‘owuships 88, 89, and 9, of ranges 5, 4, 5,6, 7, #, 9, 1, 12, 13, and 14. ‘ownships 83, 89, 90, and 91, of range 15, ‘ownships $9, 9, and 9, of ranges 1€, 17, and le. On the “lowa Centra! Air Line Railroad.” North of the dase line and east of the Afth prin- (an. anges |, 2, ands. 5,6, and 7, eeeeubview SS ES & i Cemvennun KKeebkbwEE ES wanes , COTneNcing on twenty-first day of Juue next, for the vacant lands in the even numbered ectious within the undermentioned townships, Fan= ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS, | ed, enter intoan Cbligntion witty Can eeyeeeet, | waioh remain in the United 3 , | g00d and sufhcient securities, for the completion of BROWNS’ HOTEL —N B Durfee, RI; J W | the work undertaken; said gnarantesto De asecnpa- ‘ownship 84, of ranges 4, 4 the base line and west of t: fi : wo an | Berth the Sans ey cat Bret ste BA wren SoPSrE co: mies on each side of the * Dubug! Railroad,” subject, as r Dennis. Va; R Merriweather, Ky; J E Jackson, | nied by the vartifioate of the United States Distiot | Mum of two dollars and do; A Suard, MY; Geo Hamilton and ladv, do; | Judge, United States Distr: Attorney, vy | North of the base line and west of the Afth p: Va: F ; ; | Ageut, or some ¢*fheer of General Government BY Curbs, Va; WM F Suipros agnor or ndividual known to the Engimoer or Devartmeat Townshi hens and lady, do; Miss P B Ely, do. F L Bo. | Of War that the guarantors are able to make good | _ ‘Townshi Bien, Pa; A Mitchell der M Bovine, Garg Nas wilt bacaane?t in the pressuon of tlie bidios. | heed y a Ms S ids will be ot he prosenoa of the bidders, Ba ene, NY J F Milter, Va; wi Blanchard, St noon of the 1ith May; none will be recsived alter | ‘Townshi ; 485 cd a vy at hour. Peon; 38 Senki, Val. BP, “do; MS | Tne work to be let comprises—completion of tho De Vere, do; Hon T A Walker, Ala; W Hardin, dam across the Potomac xt the Great Falls; build- Va; WH Allen, Md; Capt C M Mitchell, do: es 7 erin See H Cross, do; G3 Merne, Va: © M Jackson, ala; | Matte, Wes: building diatrbuting vray pipes build. | Parte of townah Job Reynolds, jr, Can; J R Jones and lady, Va; North of the Ing of two iron pipe bridges; !sying gipes from the 4 W Eastburn and lady, Pa; Ex-Gov F Thomas, | distributing reservoir to the Navy Yard and other Md; L © Harvie, Vs; L Sb. do; Mrs Brooks, | ng pal public establish 8 ef Washington; 1 do; Mas A Brooks, do; } Brooks, do; Miss ing of high service rvoir in Georgetown, i Md ; Col TF B Estep, do: | Other weatersales feral ot see ces an all ind J A Howland, do ; Gideon J Pillow, Tenn ; Lt | made to the detsived deeoriptions and spooicatons | Parte of Sec'us. 3 jobn W Dunnington, USN: T C Dunmington, | to be exhibited in this offiee, s Tenn; J T Shirley, do; Jas Abercrombie. Ala: The compariton of the bids will be made upon the @ W Olney, jr, SC; R Ward, do; J @ L Herey, | quantities noted in tha specificatio r All of. 18 Ala; RH Sandford. NC; W M Pippen and lady, | Bibited at the tine of lett i : i do; Miss M A Baker, do: Miss ME Dicken, do; 24 John W Pippen, do;'J A Storey, Ala, J W Mat. lock, Iowa. f ten per cent. until the eolire ‘oor NATIONAL HOTEL —F C and Miss V La- f the contract according to tho spec.fica trobe, J R Brook, Md; M Hughes, ; J H Par- dy, Pa; J 1. Brent, Cal; E C Patterson, lowa; G will be completed, provided Congress Vandenhoft. Vo; Hon Linn Boyd, Samuel Milli- | spproprinres the vecoosee fouls - ken, Gy; H P Hepburn, Cal; J H Harbok and ly, y order of t! J B Saberthaul aod ly, Miss Harbok, Miss Gatz- mer, M Ward, NY; A Flagg, Mass; S & Holder- man and fam, NJ; 0 Rice Tean; A P Caldwell 6M Bocbanan, w P Murbay, Judge Milter and Tenn; Mra McPherson, M McPherson,Md; 5, - Serelk, J Davall, © C Gratton, do; A Dentacnk TH ars MG, Meiss; U.S. Ensinsers: SNelson, F Minturn, H Seymour, J Russell and | state bt Merete. jolatie ant lady, NY; E Abbot, NH; L € Bishop, } nant with the United & es, Thomas, J W Janes, Ga; GL Becker, Min; J W | the foregoing bid of 0 Lynde, do; J M Harrison, NJ; J H Borum, Tenn; | they wll, within ten f 4 4 W Morwer, Ga: i Leman, Ps: J Reynolds, | Means execute the Uartract ire same, with - ; ¢ Liwriekt eee Jima Bors id as indy St bir Farmsh the articles proposed, in conformity tothe 82 ns. should state the time within which eis Fors oF GUARANTEE. SeoaeneiSaann af terms of the advertisement ‘und hi Ler Brook, Ed Hall and lady, Mre C Darrow, N # | made. ‘And in case the sind ne chal aoe tee : Py Kobbins, jr, NY; © Sharps, Pa into contract as aforesaid, we guaranty tu make WILLARDS’ HOTEL.—Thos Pran & J and T B Bleecker, L W Badger, NYk; E Bioss, G A McKinstry, Pa; J G Dale, NYk; Joo Pi iN Lott, NY; RS Lawrence, DC Parm- 3 en Gideon J Pillow, F C D unnington, Capt Shirley, Tenn; E Huger, Md. A 8 Deuny, La; C P Gage, Mass; Chas Hewitt, NJ; J 1. Wea- the by, Obio; T R Glover and lady, Mra GS Glover, Miss Mutton, D A Griggs, Mass; Mrs V . | good the difference between the offer by the said in, Fla; Aud the ext loweat bidd oe KAT Signed. a B. Thereby certify, that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the above named guarantors sre good and suflicient. EF Signed. _m 9-dtMayll eeneb Bo Somvaneen SPRING STYLES G Hail. Mise M'T Hall, VG iisil, je, NVA; Bue | SS faim Sete ene ebuMer and lady, do; Judge Miller and | Gentlemen are invited to onl! and see the now ady, Tena; Dr W RK DeWitt. jr, Pa; HC Bryan, | styles of DRESS HATS for Spring : NY; HA Lathrop. Mass; J M flarris and family, | Bnricdeiahie sting wh one and NY; Jebn Bingham, Penn; C A Heary, Nebras- plenne the rose tenet ees al to please the most fastidious. Also, be; Hi B Smith the loth cor Cashiers) Hint io imuel NITED STATES HOTEL —W RM 1 | admired and worn. | Tazether with Na, LN Walton, G laicner yy fe F pontinal | FELT HATS and CAPS inall thot Ga; 3 B Miles, Kan; G H variety. Set iton | ‘The quality and price i Do and lady, NY ied ieawaes and lady, Vas Jas to bette anme ated ‘a podigt ity Bouse ta eats - > NS; + Brown, G w- | city, and our $3.50, > venee, NY; TM Buckingham,Md- | surpaaced by any.’ 2 oe Mes Some Ts KIRKWOOD HOUSE.—F Gruber, NY; EF | ppate;Pieot of the pudding is the eating of it.” Cumainskey, Md; J McCullough, O; JR Kenly, | pay Please dour ack he semember—terms, ready Md; J D Pennybacker, iJ C Cutin, Va; Mrs B. H. STINEMETZ, Batre: _ ae tet ee A eget JE Paimer, Wee heew bea on heat corner 1sth . urrett, NY; P Pa W le ir een Wiltas kwood Florence and lady, Pa. | sitacalaiiaikia ke 7 — WASHINGTON HOUSE. —B Nutt, jr, ana2 | THE GREATEST GOOD ro THE GREAT- Petts >z T NUMBER. Hof jadies, Kansas; J Fauls, Obio; J T Mau Md; J 1 wish all gentlemen to ber . Wocdbury, Ind’o; C Fox, Tenn; F Foster, NH; ted three yours’ ee pe Thomas Molton, Mass; J W Thomas, llin’s; CB feeling HATS oa Bante) - and BOOTS at re ae. aS duced prices, Fo’ CASH, is now in suc- ty cents per aere, viz =, FoKor Townships G4and 2%, of ranges 1, 6,7,8, 9, 10, 1, «2, 13, 14, 15, and 26. siesta At the land office at Fort Des Morty: y. the fourteenth day o} cipal meridian, and 90, of rango 19 bay i 9, of ranges 20, 21, 22, 28, 24, bs 8, £9, 90, and 91, of range 32 ps £9, 90, ond 91, of range At the land office at Sioux Ciry, commencing on Monday, the seventh day A June next, for the dis- Ing of gate houses: completion of masonry bridger: | POs! Ot the public innd: aS e ete at ¥PSEESSPESSEPSS ESE. BPS. © ® anil numbered sections within the undermentianed townships, which remain to the United States, wit h- in siz mules om each sid of the“ lowa Central Air oad” aud the “Mississippi and Missour: hject. as regui ed te fty cemss per acre, vix On the “low Centra! Air Line Railroad.” North of the base line and cast ef the Afth prin- ‘ownship 83, of range I. ‘ownships 82 a:d 3. of ranges 2, 3,4 5,6, and 7. Of the Kfth pron- >a ax vuskuiieewcsse: eretafore unoffered, ait- g-named townships and je and t - inal meridian) ‘NAH Prin At the land office at Brovx City. comm v dey of June retofore wn. famed townships torenee Parts of Sec’na, Township. Range. es 6 and 7. 10, 11, £2, 1S, 14, 15, and $3. #4, and 85, of ranges 17, 18, 9, 20, 21, nd £5, of range 26. ¥ i 84, of range 22. err 83, 84, and 85, of ranges 2, 29, 9, Si, and Towaships 34 and 85, of range 33. parts of township: North of the base line and ‘ownship 83, of ranges 8, € Township. ¥ Range, 4 AS 2 6 fa] SESSTlss mest of the Afth prin- NBZRe MERCER P ECE S Seen HE REOKEREN NUR RCS SoKeeee cman sw RE RENEYEY > ©! Parts of seo'ns. « Township. Range. PSSFEF, Missour: Railroad.” North of the base lime and rast of the Afth prin- a. F & Towns! 2 : i é Townships 77, % North of the base! ¢ of ranges 1,2. and! west Of the Afth prin- SITES Somme uw KELME ERRENBSS SENS cosmos oRLBBELBUSBRY RHIBSE SRE EEK Semone oe REREMEL NESE Sow ama rE HE REENYSE eS wonnh Sle Swen >ze 8 2 SSSESSSSSSS. ‘ownships ‘Townships 7%, 73, 79, 86, and 8!, of ranges usbips 80, 81, and t2, of hips 79, 80, and 81, ‘and 20. a ZEEE ow sno ave REY RL Section. of range 11. ranges 12, 13, 14, 15,16, com cone HEB ERLE Section, & & 3 Cii-ts eztv o SLSERECRRNR RRA t land office at Cuanrr Monday, the seventh day of J TON, COMmencing on une next, for tne d. ‘anda in the even-nuimbered seo nd nbeped Lownships St: Within saz mule &s2 see 8 8 At the land office at Stor: Thursday, the first day of J of the vacant lands in the ee, within the undermentioned R ekaeot the! Dukes set ao each side of e ** and the “ Jowa Central ‘ar Line Haulroad.! toa minimum of tte dol- y Cents per Acre, viz: On the “* Dubuque and Pacific Railroad.”* North of the base line and cipal meridian, 91, of ranges 34 and 35 ‘ownships 9), 91, 92, and 93. of rauges 30 and f ras Kes 41, 42. 43, and 3 £9, 90,91, 52,and SS ef maage ds and $2, of range 47, On the“ Jowa Central Air Line Railroad.” ‘Township %, of ranges 4 and ranges 37, 38, 2, 40, 8 96 and 87, of range <2 ‘ownshi M6, of range ss. At the Innd office at Councit Bivrr: cing on Mouser, toe. sqveuta day 26 om 88 “¢ 8 fr lsw, to & mini- Afty cents per sore. aad west af the Ath th of the base Ey fe eecce tant Tow: hips 70, 71, and 72, of ranges Gand 7. ee Townships 7, 71, 72, and 73, of range ‘Townships 71, 72, and 73, of ranges 9, 16, 11, 12, and ef the A/th prin- me AS: ‘Townships 29, 9, ‘Townships %, 9, Ti, 72, 73, and 74, of range 14, Towns pe 2 3, 34 7% ownships 71, 22 and ur ranges Townships 7, 71, 72, aud 73, of range 21. 72, dud 73, of ranges 22, 23, “FF 21, B, 23, H, 31, ropriated by law for the of schools, mma ead aber atcha | be exe ded fr yx miles om cach side” nye em ag to the night of et 4, and the partioulsr tract &s containing the SECSeaa BURNET Sean BERS uantiliee respective men rides ere ™ - ing mefer idtene @f the Afth prin- — = > OCEAN STBAMERS' SAILING DAYS | Comfel, cperntion, 28 thousands of, From tux UnitED Starzs. og resect frosted & fell eepaly = pontiid ee. Leverpool. attign | DRESS HATS whieh Tam’ sel -Liverpool..Mb 27 | to 9, much better than or ind the best #3 Hatin t ni Rin a good fashionable. $2 n fact, all ke oa fats and Caps 3) per cent. lower t the usual Apl 3 | prices,—for eash only. No extra profits, in order Liverpaoi.-apl 7 | Cyaan debtes a Philadel vi rer. @ first-rate Dros LALF-SI in urer, City Baltimore ype = ? Bi m Ae ‘ par #, 1 ew York..Mb10| E> at ; Mp joes Bie vont i | RG hati GARTER El eg oom er ava | Berean tna eg, em ‘The California mai! steamers leave New York New York Hut Store, 7th street 90 the th and BCh of cneh monty. oot for the nae Rouse, expiration of the two at the city of Washington, ‘iicitesanan. ‘ol the Genera! Land Office the Land Office. tigetast's "Ore eu under a poe Ba 23 ‘eoet meine Mand Proper inisaotioe eed commencement and make pe oon @s practicable afser se ee