Evening Star Newspaper, June 14, 1858, Page 4

EVENING STAK. BABY NELL. BY BEN. C. DICK. he | bright threads of silver rain Beh soft in many a tangled skein On silent leaves that laugned again Throegh giadeand dell, And vi'lets oped their dreamy eyes, ‘To hail with tears of sweet surprise ‘Their fairer sister from the skies, Bright Baby Nell, The hopes that bloomed from fear that morn, Lute roses budding from ni The joy that came when No tongue can tel! ‘ Oh may no earth- wind ever biow, ‘To her its biasts of blighting woe May earth grow darker when rou go, Dear Baby Nell. —_—__—__—.+e-——_—_—-- ik Ebenezer Jones, cashier of the Boston and Worcester Railroad, died last Friday, ona yacht excursion, from the effect of taking a dose of chloroform to cure sensickness. When his body came to be removed from the vanlt to the grave Charlestown, the coffin was opened, and the corpse presented a singularly fiorid and life-like appearance. ‘Phis fact gave rise to romors that he had been burie@alive. ‘Phe ductors on Mon- day pronounced the body lifeless. ‘Tuesday the report was spread that the dead man was re<us- eltated by the electricity attending a violent thunder storm, and hundreds besieged the house to getasizht ofthe body. The body wes again examined carefully by physicians and declared lifeless ; though still presenting the same life- like appearance. What adds interest to the oc- currence is, that Mr. Jones, while Bving, hed several times cone iuto the trance state and ex- hibited singular phenomena. The remains were to be reconveyed to their resting place on Satur- day. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. WILLARD HOTEL —Com’: J RK Tucker, © Roosevelt, Mich; A_B Lathrop and lody, Bass; S Netting and lady; Va; M T Peters, ins; Mr Holland, NY; Com Stringham, Captains S4 Glynon, Mercer, and Lowades, USN. C Pa Coste J € Raiston, G Irvin Mrs B B Lan . ; Fellows, NY; M Malone, Pa; R_C Montzom F Hi Inloes, Md; F Os W H Osgood, NY C. Peeples and ly, Ga; A Andrews and ly, At J Jaackinsen, NY: RG Robb, U IN; R PW ing. Va; EK E Dunbar, Arizona; J C M M Bragman, fil; Captx Marston and Bailey, U A; E Fieid, M CS Walker, N H Deker, NY; M Hoemelle, M Pageot. HOTEL.—T & Huches. Mo; W 3 WC Whittle, jr, do; J . do; J Grimball, do; G B White, de fortield, do; M_B Loeb Teon ; G@ Warren W P Blair, Tenn N » and fam, M ; J du Pont, D ; °F Berry, Md: F y, Md; Mr Williams. Va; M Carmelish, Ala; G@ W Danbar, La Thompson, Pa; WO ‘Talburtt, Md; WA 3 H Sturgeo. ‘valburt, do. UNITED STATES HOTEL .—s McClintock, arswell, SC; A G Jenkins, Mo; A M Haheock, Ky; Miss Va; JM MeClintock, Md; W II Godfrey, Ct: W J Stabaugh. Pa; J Tuthall, Pa: E Sones. NY; J Manson, NY; echaw, Va; H Canchmon, W B Campbell, NY; WA Ballinger, © M Mon- taxue and lady Mass; W White, Eng; WoC a, NY talvert, Ro Bassett, TE wut WM Pettejoku, Va; A Hudson; MC » Me; JC Collins, Me: Dr ‘TM Pate, JW ‘Frac +t Jefferson, and WoW = Tabler, Va; F OG Mu be NATIONAL HOTEL —C H Barron, N l, Mo; A Regen, La; J C Woods. N’ York: J Italy, M Holman, Ala; J T Bailey and ly, Mass; EN Dickerson, NYK; G Merriam and lady, Mass; J Lancaster, Md; J B Stewart, Pa; C f Hunt, W B Cameron. N R A Browd, Va; DC Digy Ve;L A Levi, J Potk, J ‘Thomas, Md; Dr Jpo Dare, Dr H C SN; A S Gallup, Rf; G Conover, NY. KIRKWOOD HOUSE —J M_ Dawson and la- dy, Md; J H Beck and family, Va; TR Rautt, © anvld, Del; T (itlispie and A M Jackson, O; B hornton, Va; J G Cha; man, Md; F P Blair, Mo; JH C Midd and W Phelps, NY; G Minnit’, Va RB Inger, Ili; J J Blair and C Yonng, NY; SS Bishop, J H Shryock, and S Jamison, Pe; L Townsend, Paris. n, De PF dweli, U OCEAN STEAMERS’ SAILING DAYS From rex Uxirep Statzs. Steamers. Leave. For. Deys. America. Boston......Liverpool....June 16 Asia.......2...New York..Liverpool....Juue 23 From Evaorg. Arabia... «Liverpool ew York. Arago South’pton..New York The Californfa mail steamers leave New York on the Sth and 20th of each month. IGHTNING CONDUCTORS! LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS! OTIS" PATENT CONDUCTORS, The Only Methot cf Absolute Protection against Lishtning, as demonstrated by Science and Ecperience. The undersizned would respectfa'ly announce to the citizens of Washinzton and the surrounding country that he is now enzaged in constructing the shove mamed Lightning Conductors ‘These & ductors are *ecommended by scientific meu in parts of the Lurted States as being superior to a: ether conductor now m use. L use the celebrated cAlister Point, which has been recommended be screntific gentlemen in tis city as the best point to beused. ‘Tne Por are the same as used on the Conductors for the ast 5 years, ed with platinum. re made of iron—iron being far er. Copper meits at 1995 de Wrougst iron at 2,736, and cast trop at 3,473 degre I nave recommendations from gent men in Wash- ingte 3s wel: ae ail parte ofthe United States, as to capacniy,&c Orders left at Massra. Noel & Boyd's, Pennsyl- Fania Avenus, Next to Coonty’s Meludeon H. tween 3th and 10th sts.,andat the Star Ofhee, be attended to. Jet im 2 J.P. SMITH. BOY'S BOOK.—“Hardy and Hunter,” ! s Boy's Story; py Mra. Ward, sutiur of “Jasper Ly! Helen Charterin,” ete.; strated by barrison Weir, This isa thorough Boy's Book, containing hostile encounters with the Kafhirs, bair- breadth escapes from wild beasto, and every species of adventure winch settlers must expect to meet tach their arrival in the desert wilds of Africa forms a cumpunion volume to the “Children of the New € orest,” “Little Savage,” and will be toand as amu § from the pen of Capt. Price LF Fer ale by TAYLOX & MAURY, je a SH Pa. avenue. ANCKOFT’S SEVENTH VOLUME HIs- of nated States. being volume 1 of the yn Revojution, uniferm with previous vol- Price $2.25; postage 40 cents. Just received. TAYLOR & MAURY, we =a ON I URKKE ON THE MINERAL SPRINGS OF Virginia, with a Map of Koutes and Distances, ral Springs of Virginia, with tes nud Distances; &1 . Bathe and the Watery Regimen: £2.50. A Trip to the Vv = or the Belles and _. the Beaus of 1835; 25 cents. Fauguer Sulphur Springs; 25 cents. Goode’s Guide to the Hot Springs of Bath county, Va.: I2ets. Saratoca Waters, by M. L.. North, M. D.; 25 ots. Also, Maps, Guides, Books, Ac. of erery descrip- = FRANCK TAYLOR REV ERAL FINE P ANOS, but little used, for oO saleat creat hargaius. Cail ape see them, IHN FL ELL jes ‘96 Pa. ave.. bet. Sth and loth i BRICKLAYERS AND PLASTERERS. upply ofthe best White b t Twill sell iow, Al y and LIME; Oak, Pine and ory White and Ked Ash COAL, at the low- et prices. Caiiatmy Wouodand Coai Depot, of C and 14th ets., near the canal. R. W. BATES. Epwarp DULAN, M IERCHANT TAILOR, “ Sten or THE Gol’ EN FLExce, Comer of i4tn street and Penn. avenue, opposite Willards’ Hotel, (Formerly of Boston,) Afler Y hi tumes forte Fancy Hails iene teaneied ra oot offer an ipducement of hi ment of SPRING end JM) by himself expressly trace, on the lowest ossh pri rants a perfect it By his ow: and having one of the best cutters the beat workmen, he he: faction to those who wi their patronage. ‘oustantly on hand 4 fresh . Furnishing Goods. Cees of Gentlemens’ J €. GIBSON’S NEW FANCY sToRE, . (Formerly occupied by R. C. Sto ens,) Now 18 Commerciel Buildings, Let.sthand 9th sts, I mont respectfully take this method of informi, my frieads and the public genorally, that Tink moved to the above Store. where I will be piensed to see ail in seareh of Goods in my line. Thooking those who have heretofore eo nobly encouraged me = oe beginning, | beg of them a continuance of their vers. ‘The following arein part the kind of Goods I ehall keep: Bonnets, Ribbons of ail kinds, Embroideries do., Musline do., Cambric Handkerchiets de sand bes to give gonernl satie- please to favor him with lo, Gloves de. Dress T; di Fi not necessary to mention po very small profit. for eash Je8-lw VA COFFRE'JAVA COP A full J woply of kermine Oi wth Cott d Government Java Cotlce KING & BURCHELL, is received to day, mre _ corner Vermont ave. and Isthat. ,&NOS now in sto from.— '. LIS, ma 06 Pa. ave., bet. 3th sof Lith ete, Modicines, v 4 MIRED THAN THE Mo Ronis bravem EVER WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS. WHAT? | WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR. Because it is the ornament God himself pro- vided for allourrace. Reader. nithough the rose may bioom ever eo brightly in the giowing cheek. the Fs be ever so sparkling, the teeth be those of pearis, ifthe headis beref: of its covering, or the hair be snaried and shriveled, harsh and dry, or worse still, if sprinkled with gray, nature wi!l loose half her charms. Prof. Wood's Hair Restorarive, if used two or three times a week, will restore ond perma- nently secure to all such an ornament. the fotlowing and judge. The writer of the first 1s the celebrated pianist Thalbers: New York, April 19, 1858, Dr. Wooo: Doar Sir—Pormit me to express to you the obligations | am under for the entire re- storation of my hair te its origina! color; about the time of my arrrvai in the United States, it was iapidiy becoming eray, but upon the applicrtion of your fs r Restorativ oon recovered its original hue. ! consider reat ee ative arava monet invention, quite efficacious a8 wel! as acreeable. ‘am, deat sir, yours truly, S, THALBERG. “Drych a’r Gwyliedidot Watsn Newspaper Orrics, 13 Nassau ot April 12, 1858 Pror. O. J. Woop: Dear Sir—Some month or 1x weeks ag0, i received 1 bottle of your Hair Kestor- ative and gave it my wife, who concluded to try it on her hair, little thinking, at the time, that it would restore the gray hair to its original oo or.but to heras well as my surpriso,afters few weeks triuiit has per- formed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray hairs toa dark brown, at the same time beautifying and thickening the hair. I strongly recommend the above Restorative to all persons in want of such & ehange of their hair, SHAS. CARDEW, New York, July 25, 1857. Prov. O. J. Woon: With confidence do | recom- mexd your hair Kestorative as being the most effi- eacrous articie Lever saw, Since using your Hair Restorative, my hair and whiskers, which were al- most white, have eradually grown dark,end 1 feel confident that a few more applicstio! store them to their natural color. Italso’hasralieved me of all dandruff and unpleasant itching, so com- mon 2mong persons who perspire freely. J.G. KILBY. Cricaco, ILt., May 1 1257. Prov. Woon: About two years sgo my hair dom- menced falling of and turning gray. 1 was fast be- coming baid, and had tried many remedies to no ef- fect. | commenced using your Restorative in Jan- vary last. A few applications fastencd my ‘hair firmly. It besan to fil. up, grow out. and turned back to its former color,(binck.) At this time it is fully restored to its original color, health and appearance, and i cheerfully recommend its use toall. J. D. HOES. The Restorative is put up in bottles ofS sizes, viz- | Large, medium, and small ; the small holds 3 & pint, and retails for $1 per bottie; the mediam hoidsat least twenty per cent. more in proportion than the small, retails for $2 per bottle; the large hoids a quart, forty per cent. more in proportion and retails for $3, ©. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors. 312 Broadway New York, (in the great N.Y. Wire Railing Estab- lishment.) and 114 Market st Louis, Mo. And sold by a.l good Druggiats and Fancy Goods Dealers. ma!$-3m ue GREAT HEALTH RESTORER! “* The Life of the Flesh is inthe Blood.” ‘When the Blood becomes vitiated. Pure, or too weak, the flesh loses its vitality, th in becomes: yellow and pallid, the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia and Indigestion follow, the Spirits droop, Nervous ness commences, and Life becomes a burden. HARTSHORNE’S HEALTH RESTORER, OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL, Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels, impartnug new vigor and tone toa constitution im- paired by disease from any cause. it removes Pim- pies and all skin eruptions; arouses the physical powers of both seaes, gives bloom to the pallid cheek, and makes one joyous and happy. Though medicinal! in its effects, it is a perfect cordial ia taste. It is particularly adapted to Female com plaints, which in their very nature are exhausting and debilitating. For Dropsy. or dropsical swell- ings, or Kidney and Bla der affections, it acts ikea charm. (Quart bottles $1, small bottles 9 cents. Seid by Stott, McPherson, Clarke, Waite, Kid- Bwell& Lawrence, Dr. Culver, and Ford, Washing- ton City. Cisceli & Kidwell, Georgetown. mia 29-d3m TAN SYRUP, OR PRorgctep SOLUTION OF FHOTOXIDE OF IRON 3 A Having successfally passed the ordeal to which new discoveries in the Materia Medica are subjected. ust now bo received as ita EG an eaeteeed medicine, ifficaey in Curing . DYSPEPSIA. Affections of the Liver, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Bronchitis and Consumptive Tendencies, Disordered State of the Blood, Boils, Scurvy, The Prostrating Effects of Lead or Mercury, General 7 Dedility, And all diseases which require a Tonic and Altera tive medicine, is beyond quest. The proofs of its efficacy are so numero Buthenticated, and of such peculiar character, that sullerera cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the proffered aid. ‘The Peruvian Syrup does not! profess to be a cure ail, but its’ Tange is extensive, because many diseases, apparently unlike are in- tmately related. proceeding from one cause, may be cured by one remedy The class of diseases for which the vides a + 18 precisely Lhat which [hai battled the highest order of medical skil. he facts. are tangible, the witnesses accessible, and the safe- ty and efficacy of the Syrup incontrovertible. Those who may wish for an opinion from disinter- ested persons respecting the character of the Syrup cannot fail to be satished with the following among numerous testimonials in the hands of the Agents. The signatures are those of gentiemen well known inthe community. and of the highest respectability, CARD. The undersigned having experienced the benefi- cial effects of the “Peruvian Syrup,”’ do not hesitate to recomend tt to the attention of the public, From our own experience, as well as from the tes- timony of others, whose inteliigence aud integrity Sre altogether unquestionable, we have no doubt of ite a in cases of Incipient Diseases of the Lungs and Bronchial Passages, Dyspepsin, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Neuraigia, &e. Indeed its ef- fects would be incrediple, but from the high charac ter of those who have witnessed them, and have yolunteered their testimony, as we do ours, to its restorative Power Rev. JOHN PIERPONT. ov. THOMAS A. DEXTER ; prruy S.H LL, M.D. THO: AMoRY Pern HARVEY, ° JAMES C. DUNN, It is well known that the medicinal effect of Pro- toxide of Iron is lost by even avery brief exposure to air, and that to maintain a solution of Protox- ide of Iron, without further oxidation, has been deemed impossible. In the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point is at- tained by COMBINATION IN A WAY BEFORE, UN- KN Nj and tins solution may repiace al! the proto carbonatos citrates, and ierustes. of the Materia Medica, A. A. HAY Assnyer tu the State of Massachusetts, 16 Boylston street, Boston. For sale by Druggists generally, Price for large bottles, 5 medium sized butties, $1. + CLARK & CO. Proprietors, Boston, For anie in Washington by Z. D. Gilman, Speeiai Arent; Nairn & Palmer, John Schwartz Smith, V. Harbaugh, H.W. MePherso hoe oe ae ie pee J.8, . D. B. Clarke, D. ely; and in G by R. J. Cissell.and J. L.. Kidwell. = ingetown, febe-6m HITE POINT GRAVEL for roofing and carden walks. Also, best Holland Point and fat Sand, together with the best Hickory, Oak Pine Wood, nnd the best White and Red Ash and free-burning Coal for Summer use. On hand and for sale at my Wood, Con! and Sand Depot, corner of C sad 14th street, near the Canal, ma 1-tf R. W. BATES. —L have a few of those cheap TOILET SETs on hand, which I will sell chen ls than they can be purchased elsewhere. "af CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENSWARE, cheaper than the cheapest, with many other articles too numerous to mention, at 309 Pa. between 9th and 10th streets. Cail and see for yourselves. &p 13-6 JOHN McDEVITT. j?* ‘PH T, K. PLANT & CO, FASHIONABLE UPHOLSTERERS, Manufacturers and Dealers in Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, Mattresses, &c. Paper Hanging done in tho best manner. Carpets maseend putdown. Furniture Repaired and Var- nished. 3 D street, between Sth and 10th streets, Wash- ington. D.C. m 23-Sm LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MARTIN Guitars just arrived at the Music Store of ma i4 W. G. METZEROT'T. PHILAt ELPHIA Lacek BEER DEPOT, No. 321 Pa. av., between 434 and 6th ste. One keg $2.50; one dozen quart botties, $1.50. C7 We sead the Beer free of cost t at aity. nee Bee We GEREGRE. m #3 NUSNS & CLARKE’S HALLETT, DAVIS & COs! CELEBKATED PIANO FORTES, Constantly receiving and for sale on! yi JOHN t 96 Pa. av., between 9th Parohasers wil! find it to their in ito examine of the above 8, Covers, Melodeons, &0., &c., also on n 16-tr for themselves the superior qual:ti Pianos Stoo! hand. (No. a0 JANGE IN THE LIMITS NORTHEASTERN” ann“ NOR‘ Ww. TERN” LAND DISfRICTSIN MINN ce of the prvisions of the act of Con- ed May ie 1858. to amend the act ap- ily 8, 1456, entitled “An act toestablish two Lai Districts in the Territory of Minne. sota.”’ itis hereby deciared and made known that the Western limits of the *NORTHEARTERN” district of Minnerota is extended fo the ling dividing ranges 23 and 2, and the southern limit of the * Northwes' Distriet” is as follows: “Commencing at the po 3 thence do peint opposite the intersea- thon wits the riv of the eighth standard parallel; thence along 8811 parsitel tothe point of intersec tion of eurde meridian number 4; thenes along said guide meridian to the seventh standard p $ talong said seventh parallel to the Sioux ; hence north to the line heretofore estab'ished Given under my hand at the city of Washi tiis 28th day of May, A. D. 1858. inatent, THOS. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner of the General Office, je 2-lawéw Medicines, ee eter ow he EE HEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN WwW events, Ladies aud Gentlemen lose one of their eatest natural attractions—a fine head of hair—it | Somaueley matter of serious importance, and the mestion ie what ghail we do to stop the hair from filing off, and restore its vigor and ny 2 Inn ly to this Cie toy, try DR. HARKIS’ fraik PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A fe applications will stop the hair felling or breaking, remove daudruif, keep the scalp clean and white, and —— freshness and vigor to the hair; and aithough you may have been bald twenty years, tho continued use of ittwo months will insure you a luxurmint head of nair, Call and geta bottle, and if not satisfied, after the second application, return it and get tie prioe paid. Ask for Dr. Harri air Promoter and Improver. y W. PETERSON, Drug- yer Main and t2th,and Main and Wail sta. shington city by Z.D. GILMAN, Dru iat. (ae a Hotel Building, Pa, avenue, and b. B. CLARK, Urnggist, corner 438 street and Pa. avenue. ay lly pas GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, Weak Stomach anp Wax Bowxrs. HARTSHORNE’S CURE-ALL~Prepared by a Chemist. Bottles 1232. 25 and 50 cents. _ Hartshorne’s Cure-all should be kept in all fami- lies. 1n case of accidents or sudden sickness. Hartshorne’s Cure all cures Rheumatisin, Hartshorne’s Cure-all cures Cramps, Colic, Pain in the Stomach or Bowels. Hartshoras’s Cure-ait cures Pain in the Limbs, Side, Back, and Breast. Hartshorne’s Cure-all cures Sprains, Bruises, Seaids and Burns, diartshorne’s Cure-all cures acic and Stiffness of the Joint * Hartshorne’s Curs-ali cures Cholera, Diarrhea and all Pain, Hartshorne’s Cure-all cures Ear Ache and Deat- ness froma cold, . Hartshorne’s Cttre-all oures Dyspepsia and In- digestion; alsa, Canker and Sore Meuth and Sore Toroat; also Cuta and Sores. Hartshorne’s Cvtre-all ouresal! Spinal Affections and Weakness in Limbs. s Hartshorne’s Cure-all ina great tonic to Weak Stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion. iL As the frequent changes of the weather pro- duce a bad Coid, Rhenmatisin, Painin the Limbs and Bod very person should efa bottle. [zt acts upon the Nerve: 8, news, Biloo! and Bones ; and, by ite warming elec herrengnee 1c power, ex; ali pain from the system, Geta bottle and try it. Neuralgia, Tooth- N. Bw you have a Cough. use HARTS- HOR S PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD ve a ws tue best Cough Syrup in the or If sou sre Bilious, uso, HARTSHORN ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS. ‘fhoy act upon the Liv- er. Stomach Bowels, carrying off all Bile and Foul S-cretions. ‘The above ined: in Washington ev town; H. Pee! & € cines to be had at all Drug Stores Kidwell & Cisesl! at George- audrigetaa Sty AYER?S Cathartie Pills. The soiences « Medicine have been taxed their ut most to produce this best, most per- fect purgative winch is known to man. Innumerabls proofs are shown that these PILts have virtues Which surpass in excellence the ordinary medicines, Aud taat they win unprecadent- edly upon the esteem ofall men. ‘They aro safe and pleasant to take and powerful to care. Their pene trating properties stimulate the vital activities of Chemistry and the hody, remove the obstructions of its orcans, urify the ,and expel diseace. They pargsout he foul humours which breed distemper, stimulate sluggish or disordered organs into their natural ac- tion, and impart 4 healthy tone with strength to the wholesyatem. Notonly “othey eure the every -day comp!aints of every but also formidsbio and danecrons diseases whicn have batted human skill. hey produce riul eflects they arext ihe Tih duminished doses, the safest and best can be enisios = for elvidren. Reims sugar-coated, they are pleasant tu take, and being purely vecetabie, sre free trom any risk of harm. Cures kave been made which surpass belie! were they not substantiated by mon o alted posi- tion and oharaetor as to forbid the suspicion o truth. Many eminent clergymen and ph have lent their names to certify to Ms as nhethe re- ability of my remedies, while others have sent me the assurance of their conviction that my Prepara- tions contribute immonsely to the rehef of my afflio- ted suffering fellow men. = ‘The agent beiow named is pleased to furnish gratis my Amerioan Almanac, contuining directions fur their use, and certificates of their cures of the fol- lowing complaints : iveness, Billions Compiaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Heartburn, Hesdaehe arising from a foul stumach, Nausea, Indigestion, Morind Inaction aad pamarising therefrom, Fiatulenoy, tite. all Uieerous and Cutaneous Di 2! require an evacuant medicine, > King’s tvil. ‘hey also, by purifying the blood and stimu lating the system, cure many complaints which it would not be supposed they could re » Such a8 Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuraigin,and Nerv ous Irritability, Derangements of the Liver and Kid- neys, Gout, and other kindred eompiainis srising from a low state of the body or obstruction of its functions. ; : Do not be tr of by unprincipled dea: with some other pill they make more prot on. Ask for Ayer’s PILLs, aud take nothing else. No t they can give you compares with thia inits intrinsic value or curative powers. The sick want the best aid there is for them, and they should have it. Prepared by Dr. J.C, AY E.R, Practical and Ana- lytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.’ Price 25 conta por bex. Five boxes for #1. Sold by Z D. GILMAN, Washington, and by H. COOK, Alexandria, and by all dealers every where. Ap 9-smr san phy si P TKIES EM AR, ROTECTED by Royal Letters Patent of England, and secured by the Seals of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Parisand the Imperial Co!lege of M icine, V ‘a. Triesemar No. | isa remedy for Re- laxation, Spermatorrhas, and Exhaustion of the System. Triesemar No. 2 effectually, in the short space of three days, completely and entirely eradi- cates ail traces uf those disorders which copaviaand cubebs have so long been thought an antidote for, to the ruin of the health of a yast portion of the popu- Trieacimar No. 3 is the great Continental remedy for thst class of disorders which, unfortu nately, the English physiciantreats with mercury, to the inev ie destruction of the patient’s consti tution, and which all the sersaparilia in the world cannot remove. Triesemar Non. 1,2, and 3 are alike devoid of taste oramell, and ofall nauseating quali- ties. They may lie on tho toilet table without ther use being suspected. Soid in tin cases, and divide in separate doseg as administered by Veipean, Lal- leman, Roux, Ricord., &c., &e. Price $3 each, or four cases in one fer $9, which saves $3; and in 827 cases, Sold by Dr. H. A. BAR ROW, No. 157 Prinoe st.,a few blocks west of Broadway, New York. Imme. diately on receip of the amount Dr. B. will forward the $9 cases of Triesemar, and the large sizes, car- riage paid, thus insuring genuine European pr a tious. The $3 cases also sent, but not free of oar riage. Consultations as usual, fromll a. m, till 2 - im. and from 4 till 8 p.m., at No. 157 Prince st., a ew blooks west of Broadway. Sold aiso by J. STOTT. Washington, folly A ON MANHOOD, ND ITS PREMATURE Just Published, Gratis, t A few words on the Rational Treatment, without Medvoine, of Spermatorrhen or Lo: Werkness, Noctur: 1 Genrtat and Nervo Pe tency, snd Impediments to } riage generally, by 6. DE LANEY, M.D, ‘The important fact thatthe many alarming com- plaints, originating m the imprudence and solitude of youth, may be easily removed Witnour Mrvi CINE 18, in this small tract, clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by the author, furly expiatued, by means of which every one is enabled to cure Hien perfectly and at the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the day. Sent to any stares, Sncs and post free, ina seal envelope, hy remitting ( two post- Vaney,” age stamps to is ‘ yy ap 24-tsep23 @8 East Sist ew York City. DECLINE. 2th Thousand, year 1858, by Eugene Dupay inthe Clerk's NEW PERFUME | FOR THE SEASON, KISS-ME-QUICK. DIETILLED FRAGRANT TULIPS. | DUPUY’S Sal OG Jo tated HIME ON J PGK) g to Act Congress in the E. DUPUY, CHEMIST, 609 Broadway—New York. forthe Southern District of New York, Sold everywhere. ARBLE WORKS, WM. RUTHERFORD, ARTIFICER IN MARBLR, E Street, between 12th and 13th Streets North, Wasuincton City, Invites public attention to bis extensive stock of beautiful designed aud Klaborately Carved MAN TELS in a variety of Marbles, together with a choice assortment of STATUARY, wineh for de- Sign and finigh cannot be su ssed, and are wel! adapted forthe Gneden or Tomb. A large axsart= ment of Piaia Mantels, Monuments, and ‘Tomb- stones at very low prices. Monuments of any design executed to order with punctuality nud dispatch. jsLunites given for Brownstone or Marble work or North River Fisging, and every other work in our line. 5 filense all and make an inspection of our stock. _ B.—Makea note of thenddrans. —— fel7-fm EW FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, Great Excitement on S¥ventH StReet, At Odd Fellows’ Hall, ‘and LOOKING GLASSES, We can sell the above articles chenper than any house in the city; and invite persona in want h goods to give us call.as our motto nick sales and sinall profits.” Al kinds of Old Furniture taken in ex- change ea ed IL Hall. 7th wt mistake the place—Odd Fellows’ Hall. étreet. fina so BONTZ & BRO. ye DIPLOMATISTS, E. OWEN & SON, Military and Naval Merohaat ‘Talore, No. 2'2 Pa. avenne, have thin day received their first invoice of the new AMERICAN DIP- LOMATIC BUTTONS, gotten up by themselvex ander the sanction of the Department of State, and would inform their friends and the public that they are now prepared to furnish Uniforme for the Diplo- matio Corps at the shortest nouce,and inthe most approved styles. ma l5-eolm m 27-3Sm Travelers’ Directory. EW ARRANGEMENT! GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad. FROM WASHING TON CITY, D.C. To. VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE, GRORGIA. ‘ALABAMA, MIssIssiper, LOUISIANA, ARKANSAS, and TEXAS, THROUGH TICKETS can b> obtained at the GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD OFFICE, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 6th street, between Mrowns’ and ihe National Hotels, Washington ¢ ity, or at the office of the Orange and Alexandria Raslroad, at Alexandria, Richmond, Danville, Lynchburg, Bristol, Knorville, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsvitle, Grand Junction, Memphis, Montgomery and New Orleans, By a direct route, a.d continuous railway connce- ' tions to Memphis. Affording greater Expedition and Comfort and being 560 mules shorter thah by any other route. Through Tickets sold to all the above points. i> Lhe Steamboat George Page leaves the foot of 7¢n street at 7 o’clock p. m., and the Train leaves Alexandria at 8 o'clock. JAMES A. EVANS, Agent. jes Washington City, ARRANGEMENT. EB FROM WASHINGTON TO RICHMOND, v. ALEX4NDRIA AND VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADS, The steamer GEORGE PAG 7th street daily at 6 o’olock a.m.. for Ai connecting w.th the trains op the Orange and Alex - andria Railroad, leaving Alexandria at 7% o'clock a. m. and arriving in Richmord at 2.39 p.m. ‘Tickets procured on the Brat. Fare from Washington to Richmond $5.9), J. RK. NICKLIN, ap 25 Ticket Agent. WASHINGTON ALL PARTS OF THE NEW KO Dirge feo WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST. Bh SF Se SSR Baltimore and Onie Railroad. SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS, With Greatly Improved Schedules. THREE. THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS RE NOW RUN DAILY, (except Sunday.) FROM WASHINGTON FOR THE WEST, Ist. THE as follows: x CINNATI EXPRESS MAIL starts at 5.15 a.m., allowing passengers time for breakfast at the Kelay House, Washington Junc- tio, befor ding Weert. This Train passes connects at Benwood Gratton at 7.4 the Ohio Ri ver, Trua for Columbu y Feaghing C - THE GRE, 5 LOUIS EXPRESS ection ieaves Washington Gueluding Sanday,) at 2.38 p.m. reaching Cimem at p.in. nextday, and connecting direotly with r Loimsville, Cairo nnd the Southwest, x mis, Kansas, ete. ‘Sime, from Wash ington to Cineimsat.,in 22 hours, or to St. Louis only 44 hours, Sd. CINCINNATI, DAYTON, INDIANAPO- Lis, CAIRO, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO. AND Rk HEN TEX PRESS leaves (oxoopt 0) pe wath this Pe ashington. ‘To view the Grand Mountain Soenery of the Rosd i ight, tnke the5.15a.m, or€.99p.m Train from Washington. For Parkersburg and all Stations on t! Western Virrini® Rond take the®,% p.m. 1 pints on the Murieita Railroad take the same, yestern connections from Washington and ali these Trains, aro the olosest, most Ample that huve yet been offered to the traveling pubiic, and every improvement and advan- tage that the resources of the Bn timore and Oto Ranlroad and its xssocinte lines comid suggest, have been secured under this n igeinent. ~ ‘Throush Trekete and Baggage Checks to ve te ters, and every other possible facility will be feund upon this reuta. WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the Baitimore and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing- ton as follows: For all ports between Washington Junctionand Piedinont take the 5.15 a.m. train. For all Stations between Piedmor™ and Wheeling take thef,% p.m.Tram. To conneot with the Frederick Trai take the 3 39 p.m. Train. For Tickets of all kinds, Baxrage Checks and further information, apply t ae THOS. TL, PARSONS, Azent, Atthe Dike one Washington Station, oO roi. TP. EN AND, Agent, At the Ticket Office, Camden Station. W.P.SMITH, mM ster of Tran tation. M. COLE, General Tioket Agent. Baltimore, May If, 1858. ma 8 UN!tTep STATES MAIL LINE ONLY REGULAR LINE AMD WITHOUT FAILURE FOR BIGHT TEARS, FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA PANAMA RAILROAD, Regular Sailing Days, 5th & 2th of sath month. Caurtion.—So many frauds and impor! Peis tions of various kinds have bee erpetrated ontravellers bound toCA LI! FORNia, that the subscriber, the only authorized Agent for passage !'y the U.S. Mail Line, via Pana- ma, in the city of New York, feels it ius duty to caution all persons secking passage to California, that, To AvoIDIMPO: they must be careful te ind the true office of Steamships of the U. 8. Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, as no other office in New York is authorized to engage passage, ‘The Companies have ouiy one othee in New York, which is at 177 West street, oorner of Warren street, hc a a North Kiver, at the head of the Com- *s Wharf. Observe my sign over the doo: ) W. RAYMOND, A for. saad ns Apart bles PACIFIC aL CT RAMEaLE cOoM One ef tho Steamships of Lis Company, carrying the United States Maiis for ACAPULO, CALIFORNIA, ant OREGON, loaves GR Panama twiee exch month, on the srri- ‘val of the United States Mail 8. 8. Company’ssteam- ers. Which leave New Orleans and New York rogu- larly On 5th and 2oth of each month with the maiit apg kigeensers connecting via PANAMA RAIL-- These steamships have been inspected and ap- proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty speed = The 2 icy Railroad (47 miles !ong) is now com- leted from ocean te ooenn, and 18 crossed in Sor ¢ ours, The baggage of puseengers is checkedin New Erancisoo and passengers are rked at Pansma by steam tthe company’s . ‘The money paid in New York covers al) es of the trip. rve steamers sro keptin port in Panama and rancisco, to prevent detention in case of acci- © that the route is entirely reliabse—no fail- Ure having ocurred in eight years. Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar- rive at Aspinwall. Conductors go Guough by esch steamer, and take charge of women and ohiidren without other proteo- rs. For through tickets atthe lowost rates apply at the agency, 77 West street, New York,.to = York through to San mba! 1. W. RAYMOND,—or to AKMSTRONG, HARRIS & CO,, ew Orieans,—@ by %-tf I IVERY, ry Or et. Hand T streets, % ‘The undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens of Washington and the public in general that he bas added to his stock alot of fine traveling Horses and new Buggies, and where can at all tim:s be obtained a neat and showy turnow Horses taken at livery on reasonable terms. Pid yee ae to bus ness I nope to merit & share of public ronage. maze tnt OMASTES H. SHREVE, Je. NEW LIVERY, SALE, AND HIRING Corner of 18% strert and Peunsyl Corner a Street a: unsylvan The undersigned begs ‘eave to an Ow citizens of Washington, and the pubic in general, that he has jast completed one of the finest Stables in the Speen] C. L. BARTLETT. Boston. can, at ail times, be obtained as neat showy & turnout as can be found any- ‘hy My stock comprises a fine assortment of horses, which, for style and action, cannot be sur- passed by any stable inthe country, and choice let and light wagons. Horses taken easonable terms as at any establish- + Give me a call, and [ guarantee ALLISON NAILOR Jnr. CIAL CARD.—A Piano of Wm. Knabe & <p S Co.'s manufacture, cost $515, fine fh ae at livery on ment in the o satisfaction. ma 4-3in* ish, bsautiful rosewood case, used it al oareful fumt'y only two months, now offered for $25; reaily agreatbargein. Also, several new Pianos used nly during the winterand consequent- ly for sate very low. Pianos for rent from 50 cents to 5 per month. Remeinber the right name prin LIS, ma 19 ith sts. 396 Pa. avenue, bet. sth and SlGN OF THE nw BIG EAGLE! Indicates where you may get LOOKINGs GLASSES, in gilt or mahogany frames; POR- TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, ov or square, giit or otherwise; erany other kind oj Sixes ered we rgininsen = of LOOKING - coustantly on cneay for cash. oP SUBN WAGNER. 255 Pa. avenue, ap2-lv hetwaen 12th and 13th sta. 1OLIN, GUITAR, BANJO, AND HARP Strings; Music neatly bound: all kinds of Mu- sical Lnstrumeats carefully repnired. ELLIs, NF. ma 10 306 Pa. ave., near 10th st, sror THAT RATTLING. Iam now prepared to. on “* Chapman’s Elastic Anti-Rattling Shaft tener,” a sure remedy for the rattling of the shaft-cli of Carriages and Wagons, whieh can puton a small expensi Cail t » whi 1 havi certificates “From the lng Gonziraters in the Sires aba ——$—— [Xterest ABLOWED ON DEPOSITES, MONEY to LOAN en STOCK SECURITIES 5 HERS, BAN! an rCHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS, . Ly eux rassthtt br THE UNITED E! w. 1, Janens aor nited { tates of Amenos, py be held Stee Todermentio aed nnd ofoen it the i etd of Kansas, at the periods hi wit: At the Jand atl MPTON, COMMMeEDCInE ON day. the fifth da July next, for the disposal ofthe pubtie jands thie the following named town- ships, viz: South of the base line and east of the sizth prin- cipal meridian. 30m 4 au Section, & Townsh & Range, RNS. SBNNNN¥oEse GEOKRBENRNNYSES and3of - W. de and lots 2 SRAnree it Ht 2 fe Pe g28 z: 3 TR 2 cy * $504 aE zB 3 do 3 do Fd Allof fractional 3s All of ot do a 3 4 5 & 7 8 9 1e Bre enee 14 do « The part outside of the ae | reservation of lo io of do = Allof fractional 11 18 All of - do - The part outside of the Indi reservation © io = do do do of doo! do ot of - » do - 2 do - do - Atthe land ofies at Lecomptox. commencing on Monday, the nweteenth day of Jaly next, for the disposal of the public iauds within the foliowing named townships, viz: South of the base line and east of the sixth prin- a lan 3 1b 2) ak ry WRERERE FRE MERE RM Oe RE Me Se TO i Ki bc RO nC Ce ee a ac cipal meridian = - 3 fag imei is Parts of See’ns. = 5 g|Partsot: Sec'ns. = 5 Hi oe > I} of fi oun i Th tard gil e: Al racti | The part outside All of - r of the Indian jo - 13° | reservation of 12 15 ime (le © 2. e part outside lo -. 415 of the Indian |The part optside Fenervationof, 15 | of ‘the irsting do do of 19 reservation 0 15 All of = » do do oj 19 do - 21 {All of - a» do - 2 | do - 2 Allof fractional 11 16 do - 2 All of - 12 |The part outside do - 13 | of the Indin do i 4 re on ol RM ‘The part ontside All of - is of the ndian = br at - “ reservation ©! 1 e ou ie do do of 39 | of the Indi All of - 20 = | reservation of 15 do ~ 2 | de do of ig do -. 2 |All of - 2» The part outside do - 2 of the Indian do - reservation of 11 15! At the land offee at Kickapoo, commencing on Monday, the filta day of July next, for the dinposn! ofthe public lands within the following named town- ships, viz: South ef the base line and east of the sizth prin- cipal meridian eo Township: Parte of Sec’ns, ction, £ Parts of Seo'ns, é RQ SRange. SES BLBESEH Section, = $ ° Oumwnsecew Townshi) lo ‘That part out- sideof the In- ateee © on a nme eruasiu ” ry e teneeneeee BLBeesuusae do : io = That part out- side of the In- dian reserva- tion of - All of jo eunew BLBBESSSIRELBNAeSSSTsas és we lo Tho part eo irtow of the T Bseeees io = The part outede of the Indias reservation © 0 io Seowame 3 of 4 5 6 BSG oxs8ce Mu At the land at kK }, COMMencing Monday the nimetopath doy of Sey ent oe * t, moked bh io lands With nthe Followine uamed South of the base line and cast of the si. is cipal poowd rede ee a } = H 4 s a | é seeywers) 2 - ¥ Parte of Sec'ns. i : && i 4 = = : yall ot FS A “ OPA fn FY do iu ‘@ 4 lo. - 2 dt 5 =": = : do = 6 do - 4 ‘The part oni ide do ~ 5 the | - - 1 em; 4 > gh do < 2 pe @ a : H © 2 FH 4 The part onteid All of ie . of the Indian , do - 4 reservation of 7 dn - 5 do do of 8 | do ? do of 9 | do . : jo do of do - 3 aa ot - 4 ° do - » : 8 Lands appropriated by Inw for the use of soba, aw. and other purposes, will be excluded from, The offering of the above lands wi!l be commenced on the days appointed, and wii! prooerd » in which they are advertise: mati the wheie shai! have been offered. and the anles thus clored : but no sale shell be kept open tonger than two weeks, and no p'tvate entry to any of the lands will be admitted after the expiration of the two weeks. jiven under my hand at tse onty of Washinet this nineteenth day mea — Domini one t sand eight hundred and Sty erght. * JAMES BUCHANAN, By the President: A. HENDRICKS, PR Ie Of the General Land Offies, NOTICE TO PR¥-ENPTION CLAIMAN numerated 15 lieh the same to the eatisinction of receiver of the proper iand eflion, ment thers for as soom ong this notice. and before th the commencement of the pr 7 embracinz ve pas Giaimed ; otherwise such cla. it tad . will be forfeited tas 4. HENDRICKS, Commissivner of the General Land Office. m S-lawti9July By rue presiDRyT be THE UNITED In pursuance of law, 1, JAMES BUCHANAN, President o1 tue United > s of Ameria, hereby declare and make known thet public Will be held at the under entioned Land Offers um the Territory of Nxpratka,at the periods heresa~ afier Oraicnated to wit: At the Land (fice at Brows VILLE, commencing on Mond: ye wixth day of September noxt, Sor is within the Jullowing North of the base line and cast of the sixth prin- cipal meridian The parts of \phry } one, ourmido of the Sac and Fox, and Hall Broed, emaha reservation, of rarce nlf Bs ° townships Wd 4: that parte of tue Hha'f Hreed, Nemaiva rea- nm: aad township 6. of rance 14 inpat S. oral 6, of range 13, Vowoxhips 1, 2 As, of ranRe 12, township 5 ou" ervat ange I", 6, of range %. ang on Monday, the sixth da th dis J of the putue inud named townspips, viz: North of the base tine amd vast of the sixth prin- cipal merida: Fractiona: towns Township 7, awl true and 12, 4. nships 7. 8, 9, I, Ut, and 12, and fractional townsip 13, of rance 15 Townsh'p 7, 2, 9.19, and Mand fractional town ships i2 and 45, of rmnce 12 ‘Townsh:ps 7. 2,9, , and 11, and fraetionsl town - ship 12, of ranze It. ih bh raece! and Hand fractional town of renege 16. 5 ad 13, aud fraeuonal townships 14 aed Ofhes at Owana City, comane emixth Cay of Sepiembor ex r fends within the following and cast of the suxth prin- copal meridvan Faso? townships 15, 14, 15, and If, of range 14, Fractional townsiips 13, 14, 15, 6, and 17, of range Fractional townehips 12. and 13, townships 14, 1 and a fractional towuships 17, 18, aud 2, at 0 12. ractional township 12, townships 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and !8, and fractional townships (Sand a, of rams Fractional townships 12, 13. and i4, and townsi:ips 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 2, of range 10. ractional townships 14, 15, and 16, and townships 17, 18, 19, and 20, of range 9. Lands appropriated by jaw for the use of schools, and other purposes will be excluded frow be commenced eed in the order the whole red, and tie sales thus cloned kept open lonerr than to t+ ks anle shell be and no private ent mitted until after tl Giv-n under my hand, nt the eity of Wasting: ofany of the tands will be nd? eXpiretion of the two weeks this thirtienth day of March, az ° thousand eight hundred and f are nee ne ff ky Sit JAMES BU@HANAN. By $e Preeicent: Henpricre missioner of (he General Land Office, NOTICE TO PRE. MPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person entit toany of the receiver of the ment therefor oon aspractrrabl: after seine this notice. nnd before the day appointed for tne commencement of the publie xale of the innds em bracing the tract ciaimed ; otherwise such cinim will be forfeited. _ ‘THOS. A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner of the Genera! Land Office, Ap S-lnwids S = (No. ALES OF PUB.uiTc fa pursvance of the provision of the Sd section o: the sct entitled ** An act to aut etoe Pres:o the United States to cause to be survered the act of land in the Territory of Minnesota belonging to the half-hre-da or mixed-bioods of the Dacotan Or S:oux pation of Indians, and for other purposes,”” mppcoret July i7, 1854. 4t isis hereby deciared tint public eal ibe held as made Knewn in the tice of poxiponement, dated February 20, 18°8. at the undermentioned jand offices in the State of M riods here:nafter desig: At tue land office at HeNvEeRson, the s'xth day of Septem . the vacant pub ic lands situated w ing-nimed townahips and fractions town. inte reserv. jor the haif-breeds or mixed-biou the Dasotah or Bioux nation of Indians, v z North of the base line and west of the fifth prin- cipal meridian The unlocated tracts in fractional hundred aad eloven, of range ten. The un‘oosted tracis in fractional township one hundred and eleven rance eleven. The naleorted tracts in fractional townships one hundred! and eleven and one hundred and tweive, of range twelve. She walvcated tracts in township one hundro and eleven. and fractional tows'ips ove hundred and = ¢ and ove iiuudred and thirteen, of range thir eer. fue auiecated tracts in township one hundred nd cleven,and in that part of township one hundred avd tweive,and fractional township one bund. 4 thivteen, within the above mentioned Trance ‘our een. The anivoried tracts in that part of towuship: hundred and eleven and one hundred and tw within the above mentioncd reserve, of rang: teen, At the land office at FaRinavLtT, commencing 0% the thutieth day of Aucust next, for the dixpossi ofthe public lands situated within the fallowine named townships and fractional townsiyps in ths late roserve for the half breeds or mixod blovds of the D.ootah or Siowx nation of Indians, viz. North of the base-line and west of the Sitth pron cipal meridian, The unloosted acts im that part of fractions township one hundred and ten, within the above mentioned reserve, of range none. Tho unloosted tracts in that part of town IPS ope hendredand eight and ene hundred and mins. and fractioual towaship one hundred aud ten, within the above-mentioned reserve. of range ten. The unioonted tracte in that part oftownship one hundred ard eight. within the above mentioned re in townships one hundred apd uine and J, : —_ ened mare yoope ue Valocated tracts in that part of tewnsh hundred and eight and one hundred ad nine, the abov hundred gnd ten, of range twelve. “Ine urtooated tracts in that part of townships bundred and nine and ore hundred and ten, wi the above-mentioned reserve, of range thirter: ‘The unlocated tracts in that part of townshi: e hundred and ten, wishin the above mentioned re serve, of range fourteen. ‘The uniocated tracts im thrt hundred and ten. within the above-mentioned re cerve, of range fifteen. The offering of the nbove lands will be commenc- ed on the days appomted; and will proceed in the order m they are advertised, until the when aba! have veen offered, and but no sale shall be kept open longer than t aud no private entry of any of the iands wil be rd mitted oti! after the expiration of the two weeks. ele Conan any Baa at Eee ~hnd Washington, Ay Ry, Dom “ thensard sight hundred and fifty-eight, seed By order of the : THOS. A. HENDRICKS. of the General Laud U: -Ds. township ens serv nt" hue entioned reserve, and in township © ° part of township one Commissioner NOTICE TO PRE-ENPTION CLAIMANTS, Every entitled to the right of pre-emption toany of the above describ nda, under the pro- vumons of the act of Congres: roved May 18, Tiss, is required to establish Lhe samme tothe satisiaction of the Rezister aud Receiver of the proper iand of- on, and make payment therefor as soon as prac trrable afer seems this » *, Sud before the day appointed for the commencement of the pur he sale of the nnd «: z u olaiurd, otherwise such Ce OS A a » HENDRICKS of the General Land Office. ma Sl-lewtds pans intiaee ‘British and Neutral wihinlicca Tacmangt Tews of War ng sffecting Commerce and Shipping, ! vol . [ 3: @! 62. Atkinson’s ae the British Empire, | Herstiett’s Cominesc al Siave 4 : ey me pow ~ Trade Treaties, Cagtare of the Olive Branch, | vol, 4 biladeipioa, Manual for Rritixh Coneulx, Merchants and Ships | vol. London. 1 - Fyne Britian Consus ‘Abro ae 1 vol., London, ee Consuinr Scrvice,1 volame,deondon: £7 je? FRANCK TAYLOR.