Evening Star Newspaper, August 10, 1858, Page 4

Sleeps, and would sleep forever. ‘Shrill in the rustled maize the Bast, were the dawn dolasa, the wii thes; brazen pn ee ‘Stifiing earth’s song with ep’ a To drink ihe mists from the glittering sir, And dew from the biossoms tenaer. it when the Night comes on, 6b ooo! and im the I ise beneath the stara, ote from then liens is given, ad dreams escape from mort: ra And sieves on the shores of so WHOLESALE SWINDLAING IN FRANCE. Twleve men were on @atarday tried by the Tribunal of Correctional Police of Paris on the charge of swindling, in connection with a com- called Le Cheptel. This company was viarted in 1853, with & nominal ital of 6,000,000f, to be raised in shares, for pur- pose of providing oxen to farmers to be fattened, and then selling them ; the profits of the sale to be divided between the farmers and the com- pany. Lhecompany had two gerants, each with asalary at the commencement of 6,000f, and afterwards of 10,000f.; and it had directors, sub-directors, and inspectors, at salaries vary- ing from 1,000f. to 6.000f., with 1d percent. on the profits in their tive districts, and 5 per cent. on all subscriptions obtained by them. In the first year, the operations of the Com-, pany only amounted to 2.20f., and yet the of its officers and the general expenses were 98,950f. The gerants cabeguate gaveout that the Company was destined to realize enor- mous profits; 100,000,000f. in its hands being, for po ie it is said, certain to realize 25,000, -@ year. Several persons subscribed share to the amount of 725,400f., of which they paid up 343,320f. Of that amount 179,207/. were — in Providing oxen, and the rest was swallowed up in salaries, and experses ; Ph at a general mee: of shareholders held in 1855 it was announced that the expenses were 49 percent. A dividend of not more than 2 Per cent. was, however, declared. Notwith- standing this apparent prosperity, at the next general meeting, held in 1856, it was announced that a defict of 770,689f. existed ; but neverthe- less the meeting was made to vote a discharge of of all liabilities to the gerants, and an aug- mentation of the capital to the extent of 30,000,000f. New gerants were re but the Company did not prosper, and a loan to the ength, in November, 1356, the Compan was “bliged to dissolve itself, and then nwa discovery? that gross frauds had been com- mitted, mone,” Bd baving been appro- iy larger su©# than were paid having been charged in the acc. "¥ts, false representations having been made to in.*UCe persons to subscribe for shares, &c. On the \~Uole, according to a statement draw up to the Jet of January, a deficit —— of rt sod —_ psa The tribunal, in a j ent great length, condemned three of ius accused, nuwed Marle, Reverchon and Seghers, who took a teading — in the fraud, but who have absconded., to ive years’ imprisonment and 3,000 francs fine each ; another, named Marle Piot, to one year’s imprisonment and 500 francs fine; two others names Mercier and de Waroquier, each to two months’ imprisonment,and the former to 100f., the latter to 1,000f. fine ; and one naued Guerin to 500. Of the other five accused, two, . Bullier and Laffitte, advertisement agents, who were charged wit’ some irregular transac- tions ing advertisements, were acquitted; and jadament on three was postponed. Mer- cier, in ion tothe condemnation on him, was ordered to pay 14,000f. damages te two persons who had been specially injared by him.—Galiz- nani’s Messenger. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. BROWNS’ HOTEL.—W H Dayly, Pa; T E Hambleton, Md; R A Parrish, jr, Pa; c P stuart, Md; L P Routh, Del; E M Baker and fam, Al+ 8 A Ladd aod son, Md; W A Hardie, Pa; b NM Blake, Va; E 5 Heit and lady, Miss Hawex, Ga: AA Wiliams and fai, Mad de St Ange, La; C A Ross and daughter, Mc; € C Brigys, Ul; WO Talburtt, Md; J Cable, N Jer; J R Barter, Miss; Mrs Coliom and fam, NY; Mrs Terre!?. Ga; Dawson and lady, Gov Brown, J N Dongias,F ic Cc C Williams,Texas; Z P Adams, W P Buekly, Md; A McLaughlin, Md; J Tripler, W Stret, A Roberts, J ¥ Krass, jr, B Rainer and fam, Ps; '? Cooper, NY; W_H Alien, Tenn; W C, Miss E B. Master T L, and Jobn Banister, jr, R Adams, Va; P A Stockton, E Bliss, N Jer; A M Viti, Pa; 5 Seymour, NY. NATIONAL HOTEL—J C Adams, NY. G W Humphreys, DC; Hon Perry E Brocchus, Md; E F Morton, A B Durell, La; O Stephenson, Min: E Brawner, Md; J M Searles, Lu; G T Buck, Ala J H Hibben, O; Col J D Bowlin, N Morla and son, M Lane, Md; Thos Price, P Henlie, Pa JW Gill, E T Cemmons, NC; C N Beach, 5 JH Coates, A H Hook, NY; A Woodward, Tenn; § Sannoner, do KIRKWOOD HOUSE—J Robb, Md WB Turner; J L Daniel, La; J W McCankey, Md; J E Jones, Miss; J Ruifon, Mo; H E Harrison, RI}; JZ Coontz, Va; W D Thomas and lady, Ten: F. P Eider, Va; Mrs N E Adams. do; R W McCle ty, TSN; 3 R Easton, Va; M Rollison and lad:, Ala; E b Williamson, Pla; J Ackerman, NY: W W Woodworth, do;'A Wlich, DC; Mrs Grif. fin, NY; R W Latham, do; A Wilson, Pa; L M Barker, Md. UNITED STATES HOTEL.—J Russel!. O; R Newman, NY; Dt K H Halli, Va; J B Boke:, do; A Fox. do; S$ Ramsey, Miss; WG Hughes, ae Morris, Pa; J Johnson, do; A Jordon, do, H Hempton, Ala; T Seaton, Va; P Heinten, do; J Rhodes, O; JS Willis, NY. OCEAN STEAMERS’ SAILING DAYS From raz Unitep Starzs. Leave. ---Ang, «-.New York...Aug.7 i steamers leave New York nd 20th of each month Seeks {6 BEAGLE! where you may get LOOKING bs ES. i - bi Tran BervRe FRA fem Po vi OF square, gilt or otherwise; or any other kind of Siittad tee pee i ooning, cash. OHN GNER, ap2-tv hatwaan 12th and 1sth ste. NeW ehoceny, wine ano uigoon The Siar etaeaar aE att hehe OR (Sy and ine GHUCERIES' ‘amulies and ‘ot Co are ape Ir ing: to cal, craming the stock pur- ported direct by the autocrine em Cheney: Boats i Ba ee rn 's Old Whisky of 1840 constantly on oF ‘unctually attended to, Coun- deseripti ; 4 BONAS P. Levy, to Brereton ro.. No. gorner of F, opposite the Patent Oftice,” “wh 3ifee Sewer On — + Copceite the Patent (fice." WO MILLION: Poem. iliam A. ation, eathor of Noten: Wear tiigm A. Saventures of Mal Rogar She Por ter, Van Tri 1 vol., illustrated ; ‘Thorne, a novel, by Anthony Trollope, 1 me ly Aquarium, by H. D. Butler, 1 vel., 8nd Practical Geometry, by Chas. H. try conan jehard the Second. Abbott's series of his- 2 PRRANCK OR ean be seen atall bed nf difficult cases that he has tr Bee Rone sis araree eed Extract from nete received from tho late Hoa, Joka Tho tooth yor made 3; ee ee atmarbiy; noth- - 5 ° Fa MCLAYZON cathe can cheorfelly reoommend Derk Belly e's +, he mad G Fy mir. and plugged several teeth for gree 6 Work mone rat thes pesesure tn expr: ‘01 CLOCKS! For Parlors, Be:trooms, Dimingrooms, Kitcheus, Hotels. Barrooms, U: < Steamboats. Rail the newest styles. great variety. which be _je 283m J * street, between privetee sree SOLUTION OF PROTOXIDE OF IKON fe | aaa oe a te Enact Soe eto ‘ TRUNES!! DYSPEPSIA, factions. of the Liver, Newraigia, OP sy, tive oe at at ‘Topham uted a a pate oh ‘Trunk that, Lidity and qualety of mater bay hat 1a, for 20) yard quality af ma: Peisece- N. B.—Tranks Covered and every Rovatine executed with t . ee ‘OF & owe ip — bie th wilnenene noosa, and the sefe- mely rest D.C. who may wish for an opiuion {rom disinter- Dentistry, &e. ~ REF UNT, D* R. FINLEY NT. RNTIST, jo. 310 Pennsy!: avenue, CARD. Will all ions belonging to his oat undersicned per experienced the bensfi- A fects of the “* ‘4d mg Qt his old established as above, effects o' tit th aloes as J nok poutate _ From our own experience, as well as the tes- a others, whose intelligence and in! altogether unquestionabie, we have no dou! moped = cases %, Incipient Diseases of the ngs rono! ABEAK | pain, Live; eet Drone Wr aneraees Ds ndeed ite ef- fects would be snoredibie, but the high chara them, and have TISTR Dees Ee BaLT, Orme: tees oa eA tease Dn. BAILY i to blie that ure, at hi fi eae, He fools assured that an experience of fifteen yours’ practice, with the targe number okpntiontasand creat terre fully, will enabl to surmonnt difficulty, scientific or otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His Own experience firming the opi of men 10n, own coghn eupeaialy Dre, Harris Sod Jc and. areas sr a ig Festh, aise tion of Continuous Gum no G ter of those who have witness: volunteered their testimony, as we do ours, to its restorative power, ev. JOHN PIERPONT, HL MENDAT LOM. De" aes PAG It is well known that the medicinal effect of Pro- toxide of Iron is lost by even a very brief ex on Gold PI Air, 8 to mauntain a solu of Protox- je subst be worn in the | ide of’ Iron, without dati been a most comlecivety shown by the last pe Impose 8. . ie American tal Conven' n the Peruvian Syrup, this desirable point in at- Aithough he fistters himself from his Jong Tesi- | tained by COMBINATION IN & WAY BEFORE, UN- dence = | praction oR 3-3 is yop Known: and Le meen may ge ah te proto numeroi ‘trons, he begs | carbonatos citrates, tartrates ¢ Materia leave to refer them to the 4 aden ones Pee EN taal M. Le TESTL : eeay Tr 'e of Massachusetts, From the inte Rector of the Church of Epiphany © 16 Boylston street, Boston. this city. For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large Dr. SrzruEn Balt: Dear Sir—I desiretoexpress | bott! medium siz tles, $1. my esteom for you my confidence ARK & GO. Proprietors, Boston. OU AS & superior dentist. Oj ions execu! For im Washington by Z. D. Gilman, Special for me have seou highiy satigfesters: thatyou | Arent & Palmer, John Sohwartze, 1. M may receive the patronags my fri and the . ¥e, jarbaush, H. H. MoPherson, F. 8S. public thst your akill so well deserves, ‘alsh, eph Bury, Jas. H. Stone, J. 8, Lovejoy, Yours vi Dr. D.'B. Clarke, D. Ridgely in loys ees Wrshtngtom, Aug. %, 100 eRe om, | by R. J. Cissell.and J. U. Kidwell. fobe. —————— re __f0 8m TH GREAT HEALTH RESTORER !— Flesh is in the Blood.” Brem one of the oldest firms in Beltimere, Messrs ““ The Life of the BAG emporet bi, tephon beity, Surgeon Den- ~ 3 When the Bi mes vitiated, impure. or too deel sist of eee 2'Tq | weak, the flesh losor its vitatity, the skin becomes iny entire satisfaction, and ia view of the fact that | Yellow and pallid. the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia one of the most disti aichod Ann a I ‘Dentaj | 224 Indigestion follow, the Spirits droop, Nervous Coilege of Baltimore, iniied, after repeated trials, te | 2€88 Commences, ai Hf becomes 8 burden. per: HARTSHORNE’S A EALTE RESTORER, OR SARSAPARILLA CORDIAL, Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels, lmpart:ng new vigor and tone to s constitution i pegs | disease from any cause. It removes Pim- pies and all skin eruptions; arouses the physical powers of both sexes, gives bloom to the pallid check, and mskes ene juyo nd happy. Though in ite effects, it perfect cordial in taste. It is 'y adapted to Female com in their yery nature are exhausting tating. For Dropsy, or dropsical swell- ings, or Kidney and Bia. der charm. Quart bottles $1, 5 5 Seld hy Stott, MoPherson, Clarke, Waite, Kid- well & Lawrence, Dr. Culver, and Ford, Washing. ton City, Cisceli & Kidwell, Georgetown. ima -d3m M-E-Chsreh Bont, | oy h egtimati if hi: fessional -Baitimore, Jan.12, i861, HARMANN BOS@S, ily ase a set lian tests Medicines. i AVE WOR BY KINGS OR EMPERORS. WHAT? WHY 4 BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HalB. ootRale Renters ibtry m may, ‘ever a0 se Pogjedeiie ger re are twoor three ry awenk. wil Festore ~ folowite ned nice writer of the Srst is the Du. Woop: Dear sir Formt to 0 19, 1058. | storation hair to its erlang) osier sry aooet of my 3 the time of my arrival in the United States, it was rapidly becoming gray, but upon the applics: ‘Bair Restora‘ive, iteoon recovered ats consider your restorative asa very wonderful }» quite efficacious as well SENG. 1am, dear sir, yours ip 8 ods Woraran OFFicg Nassau st} il 12, 1858. or six Wrtsn Newsrarer ones Prov. O. J. Woop: Dear month weeks }» L received @ bottle of your Hair Restor- ative snl cave it my wife, who concluded to try it on her hair, little thinking, as the time, that it would restore the gray hair to its original oolor,but to her as ‘weil as my surprise,aftera few weeks trial it has per- formed that woi feot by turning all the “Eray hairs to a dark brown, at the same time beautifying and Siihenion sue a I stranaly Mecergrn gpd aed above Restorative Persons in want of si change of their hair. CHAS. CARDEW. New York, July 25, 1877. ¥. O. J. Woop: With confidence do | recom- mend your hair Restorative as being the most effi- cacious article | ever saw. Since using eatorative, my hair and whiskers, which were al- it white, hav: ly grown dark, and I now confident that a few more applications will re- store them to their natural color. Italso’has relieved me of all rai unpleasant mon wh our Hair Cuicago, ILL., May | 1857. Pror. Woop: About two years ago my hair com- menced failing of and turning gray. 1 was fast be- coming bald, and had tried many remedies to_ no. et- feot. in| ‘commenced using your Restorative in Jan uary last, A few applications my hair firmly. It began to fill up. grow out. and turned back tags fo. : oar face oo is tee it is fully re rt 0 its original color, TAnCe, and I cheerfully reoommend its ‘foal : J. D. HOES. Tho Restorative is put up in bottles of 3 sizes, viz: Large, medium, and small ; the si holds 34 a pint, and retails for $1 per bottle; the medium hoidsat least twenty per cent. more in proportion than the smali, cetails for $2 per bottle; the large nee sua forty per cent. more in proportion: Tel is for UO. J, WUOD & CO., Proprietors. 312 B: New York, (in the great N. ¥. Wir ling Est fst st., St. Louis, Mo, And sald by ec good Druggists and Fans’ Good nd 89) | anc! is Denlors. PEE Se — A 18-3. x ESHRM™MAR, Proric ed a Roys] Letters Patent of pusiantse secu $y Sop Seats of the Kool a harmsoie de Parisand ne pera ol exe of - tome, Vienna. ‘Triesemar No. {is a remedy for Re- eermntenrn@e, and Exhaustion of the Pratcm, ‘Triesemar No. 2 effectualiy, in the short space of three days, omen and entirely eradi- cates all traces of those fasordes ‘8 which copaviaand cubebs have so long been thought an antidote for, to the ruin of the health of a vast portion of the popa- lation. Triesemar No, 3 is the great Continental remedy for that ciass of disorders which, unfortu- nately, the rein eg physician treats with mercury, to the inevitable destruction of the pstient’s consti tution, and which all the sarsaparilia in the world cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. 1,2, and Sare alike devoid of taste or smell, and ofall nauseating quali- ties. They may lie on the toilet table without thei use being sus; . id in tin cases. and divid: {n separate doses 85 administered by Veipeau, Lal- loman, Roux, Ricord, &c., &e. Price ¥3 each, oe eases in one for $9, which eaves $3; and in 27 ChBOB. Sold by Dr. H. A. BARROW, No. 157 Prince st... few blooks west of Broadwas, Now York. Imme diately on receip: of the amount Dr. B. will forward the $4 oases of Triesemar, and the large sizes, car- riage — insuring genuine European prey tions. The $3 cases aiso sent, but not free of car nage. Consultations as from it a. m. till 2 . m. and from 4 till 3 p. m. 0. 157 Prince st., a low blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by J. STOTT, Washington. felly HEN IN COURSE W lereute: Dadienand Gentiorses 1b ont oh ogee —— ious—a fine head of ye an e hens nnd oceaicn terest So7k Peenarn oe ais pei rans is query we hor to say, tre DR AR RIG? ei 96) . EMI PROMOTER ENG THEROVER. ‘A few unove dandruff, k Bed impart freslio althoug! a |. the continued use-of ittwo months will insure you tuxuriant head of hair. Ca!! and get a bottle, and i not satisfied, after tife second application, return it and get the price pmd. ‘Ark for Dr, Harris’ Hair Promoter and Improver. Bold in Richmond by W. PETERSON, Drug- gist, comer Main and !2th, Main and Wali sts., andin ¥ laa colt by Z. D. GILMAN, Dr Bt Browns’ Hote! Building, Pa, avenue, and !), . CLARK, Druggist, corner 4% street and Pa, avenue. api ly 'PHE GREAT PAIN ANNIGILATOR A REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, Weak Stomacn ann Wak Bow8Ls. HARTSHORNE’S GURL ALL— Prepared bya emist. Bottlos 1234. 25 and 50 cents, _ Hartshorne’s Cure-ali should be kept in al! fami- ties. in case of accidents or sudden sickness. Hartshorne’s Cure all cures Rheumatism. Hartshorne’s Cure-all cures Cramps, Colic, Pain in the Stomach or Bowels. ing Our Sdmiration of hia the unilormy satisactor: as wollas CLOCK: CLOCKS! ices. — i —— vai 50, al OB A: ewelry in Clock and Wateh Materimiecall of will be sold at prices te suit the umes, at J. ROBINSON'S, $49 Pemnsylvania avenue, opposite Browns’ Hotel, W. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. 418 7th G » keeps bovtetnaty on sind every ar jote ro sie gternes Sore ott cures Pain in the Limbs, hand : d i - at Corps = earn, Bw His gharrennre Ba sthernes Care-alt cures Sprains, Bruises, a. ry ion on call, an: ?, . is, | - of tre day or night. Hecke furnished for funerals at ade pani Slilinens of the domes, Nesmiats toate loweat possible rates, 80 8-ly nth trfehorne’s Cure-ail cures Cholera, Diarrhea = al im. EW FURNITURE WARE ROOMS, Haztshorne's Cure-all cures Ear Ache and Deal- Great Bacrege an med 4 ‘4 StREzr, ¥ rishi ne” Cure-ail i - A LARGE ABORT PoP Fnxre ne. | ation, alb aad Bore oat sal Sore ‘OODand WILLOW WAR F CTURES * , rure-all out i a Lonkiite @ he acthazfshorne’s Cure-all cures all Spinal Affections We can sel] the shove articles cheaper than any house in the city; and invite pérsons in want, of such goods to zive usa call, as our metto “Quick sales and small profits.” Hartshorne’s Cure-all is 8 great touioto W. Stomach and els, and Improves Digestion. _ As —— changes of the weather pro- a bed Cold, Rheumatism, Painin the Limbs . Neck—ev: mn street. Crna 305 BONTZ& BRU. | Get weit Power, expéls ali pain trom the system, M4288LE works. HORNES #ebTOR eR Mat RTs. ARTIFICER TNA ROLE World. ‘i aed wes E Stroot, between 12th and 1ath Sivests North, | ANTE BIITOUS PILLS. They siete he i er. Stomach and B . i Invites public attention to his extensive stock of | foal Semen, Bowels, carrying off all Bile and a Carved MAN- | ‘The above medicines to be hnd at all Drag 8: TEL @ variety 0 ether with a = s,, Stores choise steoriment of MEAEUARY,"nuich order | Lown ih Bech 25 Miele cine” me Ogre” as ‘e adapted An the G: ‘omb. A iste assort- ON ment of Plain Mani ‘oouments, and Tomb- is ale Sole renames AN esti Han ON MANHOOD. Ano TS PREM AFORE DECLINE, Just Published, Gratis, the 2th Thowsand. A few words on the Rational Treatment, Weatnoca Nosmnel noes! DOSS a mise Genitai and Nervous Debilit Impo tency, and Impediments to Marr: generally,by B. DE LANEY, M The important fact that the ‘many alarming com- plaints, originating in the imprudence and solitude of yo may ba easily rerszoved Wituott MEDI- CINx is, in this smal! tract, clearly demonst: 9 the entirely new and highly successful treatment, atones at very low prices. Monuments of. say design executed to order with punctuality and ———- Ses given for Brownstone or Marble work or io River Fiaging,and every other work in our line. Ploase call and make an 1 of our stock, N. B.—Make a note of eelieen. 1ANOS! PIANOS !—Aanimmense stook of new aud seoond band PIANOS for sale or rent upon tue most acoummodating terms. without ty 6 JOHN F. ELLIS, aa adopted by theaathor, full he Iatned, by means cm SHE of wht ‘one is enabled to om Mt Seyret FED Ice SIECHERS pA and at the least possible ‘ooet, ther 4 CASTORS, CAKE BASKETS, best qual Srpiding all eat seinee nostrums of the day. ALBATA SPOONS, FORKS, LADEES.” Sp droes. gratio and post fee, is 5 ‘Aad 8 jot of fine Ivory, Handie Stool Blade (Bilver } seuled enverope by remi Droit DE PE Eee Poet Just received, and offering very low, at sss Pom. | °° Os Rast Wet at Now Vers cite, avenue. = iow ¥. O. HOOD, OB N FOUNDATIONS AN - Nea Ee | De cae paTions ax ook x Bak ics and os, London; 5 aHsg tak Pi Henenar esa aadlicw'e Trenttn on Cottage Binding, Lond :s0 obs plist f rar —_ the act of © Sn ngs Pneumatics for Beginners, London ; BP, ied June 3. 1am, to ea . of Mi al +71 ne ‘Treatise on the Integral Calculus, London; mentioned, having been so far adjusted as to autho- | "| .eeds's Orders of Architecture, London 737 ots, 1 drawal of the jands here- in 3 = oy! — a ey) eraby A ie c alt 2 ae "Sioiees for Beginners, London ; 37 mpeg ry we iis or ag siz miles | ‘Fomii 's Mechanics for Beginners, London;37 Indiana, the “ Fjint 4, M: ”’and the “Detroit and Milwaukee” Railroads situated in the under. mei tor cents. Dempsy’s Tubular and other Iron Girder Bridges, London ; 37 cents. Mioned townships, which have not been select Baker's Meneurati Li ; = ig virtue of raid evant, or Sny other grant made Pricstrce Feel, partionert The redirende to Congvess; or jegally caimed by pre-emption, reverbatery Furnaces, Lon 357 cents, twwhich were subject to private emiry at the date of | Main’s Rudimentar Astronomy, 337 ote, we ravens. wil ~ Fee 0 to nti : ean peers Eauatio Arithmetic, apphed to inter- the ordinary minimum of @1 25 per acr London + ‘Slecnts, ili. aaeaiaenaan At the land office at lonia on Monday, the 161A day Law on Construction and Repairing Roads, Lon- Of August next, viz don ; 37 conts North of the base line and west of the principal Dursoree on Blasting and Quarrying Stone, I.on- meridian, don ; 37 cents MANO PAY an Toprnehips 4. 5,6, 10, 11,12, 18,14, 15, 17,18, 19, and R TIONAL PHILOR Seon ¥ b OSOPHY in history and in rnshipe 4,5, 4, 8,9, 10,11, 12, 13, 14,15, 17,18, 19, 2 bP A.C. F, 2 i Mage, Tad $60 , 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, Half Hone was & Fraser, Edinbur; isa.” ny the Free-Thinke: relve Lectures to the M. ) Liv- gs oe en of Liverpool, Liv. and Book of Political Economy, Landon, 1858, 63 ‘ownsbips 4, 5, 6,7, 9, 10, I, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, Swashipe'’, 5 67,5; 10, 11,12, 13, 4,15, 16, 18,19, ‘owns! , iy Bh Bey 1 BB IO, 2, of a ye wana 5, 6, 7,9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 19, and 20, of | cents. *fownshipa 4, 5,6,%,8,9,10,15, 16,17, 19, and 20, of | gift "election of Biglish Synonyms, London, 1858, Mitowuships ®, 9,10, 5,16, 17,19, apd 29, of range aan Sodigona ‘ty’? Any Te alia caperenne 18 1 17, 18, 19 and 90,0f range sigh- oe si ie i ge . the ii aes TSM Fearszen Cistca Monday, i's Sowreen of the Roman Civil Law, Loa- f the bees dae and west of the principal : meridi of penne taps 21; 2% 23, 2, 25, 25, 27, 28, 90, 94, and | ‘ow nships 21,22, 23, 24, 25, 24, 27,and 2, of range for Ladies and Gentlemen, London, 50 Russe de 1625, London, 1858, $7 QPDERS, FOR EUROPE DESPArcHED tar VAncieterre variations TAYLOF 1 eteey STEAMER. FORED, bay vo le Theme de Puttoutat du Janvier, ‘london, 1838, Pig i182 hg ttreett meee! eleven. Pe 2h, 22, 2,24, 25,28, 27, and 8, of bs a as oF FRANC ¥ the p i Kreat facilities in the importation OFon. Fiwaaiips BABE 6. an4 27, of range ten. s AMS! SAMGH.. SAE x re TTT with European houses, they are enabled to expalits ‘ownahips 27.28, 2°. 9, 31: and 3a, Tango eights ‘bon Soap of ag all orders committed to 1) @,.aad at eiow | Tewnsmp 32, of range seven. We have a choice lot of Family-cured HAMS, VERY ooob en or ox | thesitheh day of une, Anne Bom Sueguiogton | "ne *** ise BVRomELL, V SKY S00D secon HAND PIANOS or eight i and Sie ight, one iy}2 corner Vermoutavenst and tienfaet, 9 Setween 2 10th le. jones tthe BoE DRI CR., UPIN GES TRACTS el core. SEVENTH STREE® FOBIAS,. OPTICIAN, Ufice s tory, three doors Spectaci col Gineaee ages 8 ery sight es a Bea, every sight; Opers, Reeding, Watchmaker’s, Glasses; Tclescopes, Microscopes in great variety; Cosmoramic Stereoscopes of superior and choice pictures on hand. tigoment 10 National Intelligencer. acre 81m: The Spectacien you im” yor le for a suit me very well, and ssem to have improved my sigh! than'any other I pave lately txt more than Any other TAA TRZEWELL. I have tried a pair of Spectabies obtained fro: r Tobias, and find them of raat assistance ie sight, and corresponding with his descriptionof thelr focuz, 1 recommend him asa skilifal optician. ENRY A. WISE, PRrTEeRssunc, October 21, 1854, aoe ace years ago, u : ined from Mr. Tobisa, as C a ir lasses for Spec: hick 1 used, end found them of great assistance fe ischial In the ‘proparcticn of Glaesay for Gnas ie not too far gone to be benelitted by such aid. Lynenaune, Novernber 180, OV" be From an examination of Tr. ‘Tobins’ Ginases, i o ongers re ool remarks, am oon’ that heis a optician, 4. J. BLACKFORD, M.D, Lynensure, November 10, 1254, Mr. John Tobins, having furnished with Glas- ses, by —_ have greatly aided, (1 baving sui cn reatly from reading at night in my earlier life,) tt attords me the highest pleasure tp say that I consider him a skillful practical opti: and well prepared to aid those Wid Ganars profess: nervices. WM. B. ROUZIE, Elder of the Methodist Conference, aie ge Is pray fi. C, June 8, 1864, B. J. Topias—Dear Str: happy thas i from you inst week the Spectacles which I :: = ve rom an i it erotofore nd great 514 Bith views See adver: vision are entirely satisfactory. pS pp 6 ol 8- C08. * itadordeme pleasure to uigte, that by the of your Bory his mite oe been happily obviated, so that the Glasses you furn me are desidedis the best adapted to my eyesof any I have el respectfully yours, R. B. DRAN. S vil Hector ot 8 James Parish, laving been indu friend to visit the ishment of Mr, Tobias forthe pu power try ha was ith « pair fines whice have afforded me more rlicteei cen: nat than any I have ever tried. My sight, origin- ly very good, was injured by Spuine and readicg at night, frequently toa very late ir: but with the nd ‘of these giasses J can stu ly almost as iate as Saab oe OO TLR Deo. 11, 1855, — fourmonthesand ake great plossure tn saying’ that benehted by thom. "GEO: F.SCARBORGH. May oth, 1856. E mesrocsermapaed to Mr. Lohe Pebien eptinlnn:; endo I have aves of) epee ty, | was gratified to find that Mr. Tolnas seemed te coompr: them by inspection and some siight measurement, he has cles that ene on "AF BUTLER, July Li, 1886, wWansuai Aa been for years ‘ two sete of fussnen—one lor on a4 aes an whiektenter both pur, rf used for eral and find us B mie Department of Stats. sadam ih gaa foi cs yas pt et , bes Ace eerie me prepace fears uae anes ic im} 2 a cL ae BRooxLym Onvaor. After lasses, am reread m iy optical impai sistent hi ‘obies: tients with Ginases, to Siuss og eugl'2 Pikne 1x ran rm. i SEALED PRO! Sas, to wit: i At the land office at on | Wer ei be | Monday, the ‘at day of Nevembar’ the die~ | ooidck, p. m., of 1 ships and parts of townships, vis: South of the base line and east of the sixth prin- cashat ercrew The parte of towns 17 and i outside of the Paddiphiac ant by of Indian reservation, and towaehipe i839, 21 aad 22, of ° range That township 17 ontaide of the Indian res- | the whove ip erretion. and iownshine 1,1 BB aed sere vanes pn EO i erin rieee in w sections $ to 10 tnolu meets bey rhe 10, inclusive: 15 inclu which can required seas to insure high ® power a posatile, wheat the same t they wil yk aeepalivanpeant ata moderst® peed with creat eoonomy of fuel,+o that long vox ares may be perf ried with one suppl; ee oF epee bontrnee | of con, - ane With this view. the d reid orpect 0 be i of, 19. Fractional township 11: townships 12, 1S, and 14; the parts of townehips 15. 16, 17, 18 and 19 outside of ane so apeenty Cenpoar the Indian reservation; and townships 2, 21, and 22, ¢ puwer which of range 18. develop for live At the land office st Lecompton, commencing on Monday, the 15th day of November next, for thee posal of the pubiie iands within the toliowing to’ ships and parts of townships, viz > seoutryely when driven tobe aceon red on board the vessel by the i at the rate of 35.606 pounds lifted one foot minute, and to be not less then 1.000 at leas! Volulions per minute. cay he consi son of coals per horse-powef per Fractional townsh: 12,°S, and 14; | hour must be stared. The pressur pounds per the parts of townships 15 and 19 outside of the In| | S4¥sFe sock on the piston to work the necessary Sugines at the above velocity, the -crew being dix- connected and tre engines without # jond, except ing, Must BOt Exoee|d S45 pounds per ston by imdteator diaram. 3 7 can be stowed 1 the stip without exoceding the total weight of # tons jor machi ery, *poeudaccs, bowers and | in them, bunkers, tools, square precer, and reservation; and townships 20, 21 and <2, of Fractional township 11; townships 12, 13, and 14; the parts of towasn'ps 15 and 19 outside of the In- dian reservation ; and townships 20, 2 and 22. of Tange 16. township 11, and of town- reservation; ‘The parts of fractional ship 12 outside of the indian 3 yo by the engines and - 13and 14; the parts of townships 15 and 19 outside of | Wi 7 i the Indian reservation; and townships 2), 21, and 72, ae eee te ee ye Pe. to use fresh weter inthe surlnce necr of the must approved kind will be required. ‘The propelier with the connections fur hoisting it will be of comporition, to be properly proportioned for at least 8 revolutions per minute and for the im - amidship section of the vessel. ‘The puc-ps. apporatus for ven tinting, and appur- ofl Kinds necessary for the perfeot work ing of the whole to be of the most approved kinds. Phe con! burkers, | thwartship The parts of township 12 outside of the Indian ree ervyation; townsrips Sand i4; the parts of town- ships 15and 19 outside of the Indian reservation ; and townships 20, 21, and 22, of range 14. At the Iand office at Kicxaroo, commencing on penton ya ph egw of November next for thedis- posal of the pubiic lands within the following town- ghips and parte of tow: 125 South of the base lin of the sizth prin- cipal meridian. for freen i mt H is, @ di f Ly Pownmuse! water, {rom wiigh os be made ut lees than 50 cai Erne 4.5.and chase taapdbe outside of | 1028 Per day. and the tools and duplicate pieces ne rvation of township 7, of range 21 cessary and satisinctory for an efficent oruiing steam sloop of- wa Sit_on. and « !ist of The wood and carpen’er work, except the boring ont the deadwood for the shaft necessary tu adapt vessel for the geoep ton of the machinery, bor! ers, and appendage’ will be proviried at the expense ofthe Navy Department. and it will permit the use of such fac htiesas it may have for hoisting the heavy machinery on board. For the scoommodation of the entire ateam mn - chinery and the fue! there wili be al'owed in the bo y of the ship, the entire epace under commencing at 15 feet abntt thence extending forward a d if . Within this space it is expected to 7 coal for five day's steaming at the maximum speed. be ireluded 11 the propo- just be furnished. Sections 9, 19, 11, 12, 13,14, 15, 17and 20 to 35, inclu- sive. of township 2; townships 3.4,5and6,and the a — of the Indian reservation of township |, of range 20, = i Sections 19, 20. 21, and 28 to 95, inclusive, of town- ship 2; townships 3, 4, 5, and 6: and |» 2, 3, 4, 5, 11 and 12, of township 7, of range 13. Sections 6, 7, 5 and i7 to 35, inelu sive, of townsh 3,4 and 5: and the parts of townsh de of the Indian res- ervation, of rang Sections 29 to 35 inclusive, of township 1 ; town- ship 2: the parts of townships 3.4, and 5 outside of the Indian reservatior ; and sections 1, 2, 3, 1, il, 12, 13, 14, 15, 22, 23 and 24, of township 6, of 17, Sections 17 to 35, melusive, of township 1 ; town- ship 2; and the parts of township 3 outside of the In- nl on Se - ind dian rerervation, of range 16 oval, boilers, water in them, s ap: Sections 4 to 36, inclusive, of founship pendages, with tools and pare we ship 2; the parts of townships 3, 4. # ote 7 “ te aie Sooreateeny pone «Bad covttan Must not exceed 406 tons of 2.249 pounds. to 2, inciusive,and 28 to 33, inclusive, of 6; sections 4to9 inclusive, and 17 to 21, ine! of township 7, of range 15, Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. and th parte of town- ship 7 outside of the indian reservation, of range 14, At the land office at Kickaroo, commencing on Mocday, the leth day of November next, for the dis- posal of the public iands lowing townships, and parts of townships, viz: South of the base line and east of the sixth prin- cipal meridian. Townships 1, 2, 3,4, 5, and 6, and the parts of town- ~~ 7 outside of the Indian reservation, of range 13. ‘0 The distance from the after side of the taaummast to the afer eide of the forward stern will about 8 feet, and the distance between and the after stern posts will be epee ct depth from the load water live to the top of the keel — the prepelier wil he '2 feet | -~ con ‘he proposal must be accompanied specih- cations and general drawings, having the position of the centre of grav: of the machinery, botiers, &c., marked on them. so the eapaaity of the steam cylinders, press eam, area of foot aad delivery valves, and of wp and outboard de- livery valves, space for steam above the waterline of the boilers. the fire and grate surtnce, aise the di- ameter, pitch. surface, and ki opelier and other principal pointe, that compsrisons oan readily wnships 1. 2,3 4. and5, of range 12. ‘ships 1, 2, 5, of range Tl. be made. ‘Townslips 1, 2.3, 4.and 5, and the parts of town- | "fhe terms of payment will be that, when one-half ships 7.8. 9.and 10 outside of the Indian reserva- | of the materials and inbor provided for im the con- tion, of range 10. ‘Townships 1,2, 3, 4,5 tract shall have been completed to the satisfaction of the de ° 34 part of the whol ine whole shail ha peen completed and ready for Lands appropriated military and ofher purpos: ssles. erection inthe ship a further paya.ent of 1-6 will be The ffering of the abov, satisfactory trial of seven con- on the days Sppotntdenk ebeen made, then a further nd when the #hyp shail have per- ¥ ot sen for a period of three rg smi shall he paid. ‘The re- rom defective sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private entry of any of the lands wil! be admitted er months, ibe reu PRirs necessary during this period unti r the expiration of the two weeks. workmanship or materials wid be&! the expense of Gi under my hand, at the city of Washington, | the contractor. this day of July. 1858. It is to be understood that if the weight and ot her By ordex of the President: con? itions specified in the contract be net compired THOS. A, HENDRICKS, Commissioner of the General Land Office. - NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS, Every person entitled to the night of pre emption to any of the lands w.thin the townships #nd parts of townships above enumerated is required toestabiieh the Same to the satisfaction of the register and re- ceiver of the proper land office, and make payment therefore as Soon as practicable after serine this notice, and before the day appeinted for the com- mencement of the public sale of the lands embrac- the department 's to be at irberty to rerect the machinery. the cont:actorto be at theexpense of taking it out of the ship and to refuad whatever amount of the contract price may have been pud. Proresats will also be received at the same time i Jor the steam machinery and appendages, ung the same on board each of t “war building at the uevy yards iphia, and Mensnce under th tienz and conditions nhove ed, with mm the followmg partiewlars, viz : ist. Horse power 75 at, at least, 9 revolutions ing the trast claimed ; otherwise sv: im will be | per unute. forfeited. THOS. A. HEND 4 2d. The total weight for machinery missioner of the General Land Office. boilers and water in them, bunkers, pieces, and coa! must not exceed 310 tow 2 pounds each. The iength cecupied by the engines and boilers wil! commence 14 teet abaft the main- mast and thence extend forward « distance of 46 feet. The distacce from the after-side of the maimmast to the after-side of the forward s'ern it wal be about 7% feet. The depth from the load-water line to the top of the keel under the propeller wul be 9 feet 2inches. Steam engine manufacturers who desire to bid. can oa of the = son of ee A of the vee- sels upon making application tot partment. ISAAC TOUCKY. B ————— Y THE —— tke THE UNITED In pursuance of law, !. JA uES BUCHANAN, President of tne United States of A joa, do hereby declare and make known that salee will be held at the under:nentioned Land Offices In SKA,at the periods herein- the Territory of New after Gesignated to wit At the Land Mfficeat BrowNsviLLE, commencing on Monday, the sixth day o! Reptember next, for the disposal of the public within the following iy B-lawtSep 8 Secretary of the Navy. _ wh @f tha base fom Es oF PrBLIG Las Ds 2 é. ts = 5 LAN a apa pt fetes sites Setanta Page onviat aoe In pursvonnes of the provision ol the 3d ection of the act entitled ** An act to Authorize the President ot the United States to cause to be xurveved the tract of land in the Territory of Minnesota belong: to the half-bre-ds or mixed-bloods of the Dacot: r Sioux nation of Indimns, and for other purposes,” Spproved July 17, 1854. it 18 18 bereby deoiared that pabiie sales will be held. as made known in the no- tice of ponponement, a February 2), 1858. at the nd © ‘The parts of townshi utside of the Sac and Fox, and Haif Breed, Nemahe reservation, of range The parts of townships 1, and 4 outside of the Sac and Fox. and elt Brced: Nemana reservation, fractional townships 5 and 6, of 0 16. “That part of township ome. outeide of the Sac and Fox reservation ; township 2 the parts of townships . reed, Nemaha reser. | Undermentioned ces in the State of Minne oe egy aT icinatiogaatee, a e 15. sota, at the periods hereinafter designated, to wit That part of townsiup one, outside of the Sacand | ,, At tneland office at HENDERSON, commencing on Fox reservation? townships2, 3, and ¢; that part of | the sixth day of September uext. for the dieposs of je of the Half Breed. Nemaha res. | the vacant pubic iands situated within the follow township 6, of 14. named townships aud fract onal townships in the 1, 2,3, 4, 5, and 6, of range 13. reserve for the half-breeds or mixed-bioods of the Dacotah or Sioux nation of indians, v =: North of the base line and west of the fifth prin- cipal meridian The uplocated tracts in fractional township one hundred and eleven, «f range te; The unlocated tracts m 2,3, 4, 5, and 6, of range 12, Hoe es 4 34, of range 10, ‘Townships 1, 2,3, 4,5, ~ 6, of range 9. At the Land Office at Nrsraska City,commenc n. onal township one en. tng On Monday, the sixth day of ber next, for | hundred and eleven. of rance el § the Spode publiolands within the following | “Pie univoated tracts in fractional townships one huatred — eleven and one hundred and tweive. of ‘elve. The Unloosted tracts in township one te pe | and eleven, and fractional towships one hundred ive and oue hundred and thirteen, of range thir The unlooated tract« in township one hundred and eleven,and in that part of township one raed, a North of the oase line and east of the sizth prin- ipal meri: a * ‘action’ townships 7 and 8, of range 15. ‘ownsluip 7, and fractional townships 8°, 10, 1) and 12, of range 14. bch age s i, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, and fractional "Fownahips', 63.10, 8nd t1, and fractional town i ie - hepa 7,8, 9,16, and 11, and fractional town ‘ow. hipe 7.8, 9, 10, and Il, and fractional town- ships 12, 19, and 14, of range 16. ‘ownships 7, 8, and 13, and fractional townships l¢ 15. and 16, of ran; At the Land Office at Omana City, Voge =| on ‘Monday, the sixth y of September next, for the diaposal of the public lands within the folowing named townships, v: North of the dase and east of the sizth prin ctpal meri: Fractional townsips 13, 14, range 14, Fractional townships 13, 14, 17, of range Fractional townshipsl2and 13, townships 14, 1: and i6, and fractional townShips 17, 18, 19, and 30, 3) e 12. 13, 0 4, ud'20" of mace ‘ractional township 12, townshi, Fractional townships 12, 13, and 14, and townshi; 2h of rang oe twelve.and fractional township one hundred thirteen, within the above mentioned reserve, range fourteen. aeons tracts in Satpet, of townships one hundred and eleven and one hundred and twove, ao the above-mentioned reserve, of range ff At the land office at FaxiBavLt, commencing on the thirtieth day of August next, for the Gegoent of the public land: ed within the fol - name? townships in the Inte reserve for the haif breeds or mixed -bloods of the Daootah or Sioux nation of Indians, viz: North of the base line and west of the fifth prom§ cipal meridian The unloosted tracts in that part of fractional township one hundred and ten, within the above- "The usloosted tracts 1m fiat part of t. yrahips one e unloort rectsin t of to hundredand eight and one hundred nine. fractional township one hundred and ten, within the above: ment ten. d fractional townsbi and 18, and fractional townships 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 2, of e 0. sch ale hee po: one hundred and mane 5, i one hundr 2, 1 e eleven. Z Mat SOLS Ls we ueeesenemeae | Sea TST TTL Tae lands appropriated by Inw for the use of schools, = wes eon ee ioe pen ty and other purposes will be excluded from ie The offering of the above iands will be commenced on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order wm which = shel) sale shall ‘be Kegt poe lonter then tee weeks e si omger . and no private eutt ‘any of the lands will be ad- mitted until after the expiration of the twe weeks. Giv n under my hand, at the city of W: ixton, reserve, hundred and ten, of range twelve. The u-looated tracts in that of townships one hundred and nine and one hundred and tem, within the above mentioned reserve, of e thirteen. The aniocsted tracte in that part of township one hundred and ten, within the above mentioned re- serve, of range fourteen, ‘The untocated tracisin that part of township one hundred and ten. within the above mentioned re- ve, of range en. tine thirtienth day of March, auno Domai one | "pyc ine abo’ thousand eight hundred and Afty_erebt. py ET wig be payne JAMES BUCHANAN, | order in which they are advertised, until the wim By the President: ail inve been offered, ad the sales thue eet Os, Ae ro er ork 2 ‘Commissioner of the General Land Office, bo private airy any of the, land will be edt t+ milt " Nom en eich tbat bmg | wae ete a a ot Mea Ve A “ Yo any ote inde within the towne *eeand parthot treaars shea He Ae the to the sati of the register 4 liah the tame Pe ae pice 108. A HENDRICKS, ment therefor 43 s00n @s practicable after ag Commissioner wy Genera: Land skis notice and helore the dey the | NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS, tu scald votherwiseeuch so ili E entitled to the right serene: to establish (ne came to KS exister and Reoriver of the proper tirable afier secime this motice, and satbenotion it therefor as soem 43 prac the Se Norice, of Tae gorcrommmns or | dettrind jie tomnen thea Be ED SESE: | Sr nF eae ‘ab* ivan that the public sales of the vacant public lands te the reserve for tha hl-breeds or mixed Moods of the Dacotah or Sica nation of | n ‘wna, ordered by jon No. G6, Fas Bog 21.3368, be be nedat the land faron the Sth of Resast ns have, by order of the | ti further notice ma Si-lewtds nurice.