Evening Star Newspaper, August 28, 1858, Page 4

THE PASSING BELL. ft passing bei! ; tule the col ison its way, White it waves its upward ‘We yet may pray. iven. Pray for the sinful soul ; It fleeth we know not where; Bye ver it be, : ‘or God is there. PiNoe all be tasuste mor vale wR) : yawns he ‘consoled, & and he saved poor from pain. th 4 5 je rom his ; Of the Heavenly powers.) for the old man” Hs Pies fra tonca Tones tee sth life It_was battle, or march ; he hath ceased, ¥ strife. Pray for the infant’s soul ; pA ot Gained all, nor tolleds c Pray for the struggling sonl ; praeeeceecene ie to star-bright isle "hoes te eronehe ek TO! in & gloomy mine, Yet the Fee era caraed wero its own, Prey for the simple soul ;_ or ft forest snd therein was wise. = re = > Dut with Heaven "s soul 5 Peeath bie welvin wide of mmd, © Lay the central thought of God, ‘hough undefined. Pray for the high. the mean; ra of the ‘nnd ond ot earth: y fot the souls of all, God, and His holy Bon, That, filled with the Spirits Divine, All may be one. Hush! for the beil hath ceased ; And the ’s fate is sealed To the angeis known; to man Left uarevenied. 0 eee Tue Fever at New Ornveans.—Our daily telegraphic dispatches keep our readers advised of the pregress of the pestilence at New Orleans. ‘The late newspapers of that city notice that the rainy weather aggravates the disease, and that this year it is very severe upen young people. The Delta has the following sickening picture : St. Vincent Paul Cemet. has been the burial | ses of « large number of the victims of yellow fever thigscason, from the fact that the disease has been prevailing in a greater degree in the third district than any other portion of the city. The cemetery is divided into two divisions; the lower is almost destitute of vaults or tombs, and tnose Interred are placed, in dry weather, about 2 foot under ground, the dirt thrown on top not more than covering the coffin. Since the recent heavy rains the whole place is flooded, more or less, and looks more like a swamp than a ceme- tery. The spade hardly breaks through the sed fore the water shows itself, and then the ne- @toes gouge out as inuch as they can for the wa- ter. Several graves were open yesterday, as we passed through, locking like oblong mud pud- dies. A few moments afterward the remains of some poor individual were brought in, and left to the negroes to inter. Placing the rough coffin on a hand car, they carried it a short distance, aud Placed it by the side of a hole, and made prepa- ration for placing it in its last resting place. ‘The coffin was let down into the water, but, of course, it would not sink, and immediately rose to the surface. It was thrust down rather roughly, sev- eral times, to endeavor to make it adboie to the soft mud, but it invariably rose again. At last it was shoved in, and the spade of one negro held it until the other threw in large quantities of hard mud, which served as a weight to keep the bead down. One of the negroes then, while the other kept his spade on the ‘first end, lowered the foot, and sank it in the same manner, kicking in some mud with his feet, while his spade kept the cof- fin down. The whoie of this section of the eem- etery is filled with new graves, and presents the appearance of a pa field. The stench ig some portions is hardly endurable, coming, as it does, from the shallow graves of water. ———— —$______ UU John Gibbs, a printer, died in Tallabas- see on the i7th instant, aged 50 years. 7 The Charieston papers contradict the re- port that the yellow fever exists to an alarming extent im that city. Gen. Cass in said to be worth five million doliars. To the country his worth cannot be es- timated in dollars sn@ cents. U7" A colony of white people has just been settled in Florida, on the ground deserted by Billy Bowlegs 1077 A negro woman in Harrisonburg, Va., iast week gave birth totwo children—one black and the other white. i> The Independence Belge has been allowed fo enter France for the first time since its inter- diction. GP Itis suppoxed that angels do not wear dresses. Our fashionable ‘uéies are getting more and more angelic every year. i A valid marriage may be effected in Penn- sylvania by the parties, in the presence o: wit- nesses, declaring that they are man and wife. A wretch named Elliot has been arrested at Yellow Creek, Tenn., for a rape upon bis own daughter, aged 14 years GPA distinguished Kentuckian in bis day— Hon. Christopher Tompkins—died recently, aged 79, at Glasgow, in that State. 17 At one of the public gardens in Cincinnati where Germans mostly congregate, six thousand glasses of lager were suld tn one Sunday very re- cently. (7 The French inventor of crinoline, Mons Fristh, who bas realized in tbe course of a few — 8 brilliant fortune by his lucky ballons, has ately beught at Beaugency, the magnificent ardens of the ancient ‘Abbey, and is about build- ng & fine spacious mansion. U7 At the late railroad accident at the San- =. bridge, the forward car went down ; Jn the Erie railroad accident the rear car went off the embankment ; and at the accident on the Housa- tonic railroad the middle car was entirely de- stroyed. In the time of accident no cat appears to be the safest. U7 The New Orleans Picayune noticesa hun- ter of alligators, who has captured 400 in the swamps near that city since May. He goes at nigbt with = go of fire, and shoots them as they crowd the light. The skins are sold at 75 cents b, and make boots. The oll, tusks, and hides of (hese 400 have netted the captor $560 im the months. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. BROWNS’ HOTEL —Mrs M M Agee and dr, NY; C Bodman, 0; B B Simms, La; Dr WH Robertson and lady, Va; Mrs SA Hardaway, do; JS Hardaway, do; G A Sykes and lady, Miles’ Mins Sykes, W W Moore, Mra Chandler, Mrs Malone, do, J A Dugan and lady, Onio; J T Ham, Miss; H E Woodbury, DC; Danie! Rave- nel, jr, 8C; W W Hays, Mo; R B Posey, do; 8 J Hay, Ga; W J Jossey, do; EL Adams, &C; Mrs A » Master Adams, Dr Thomas Smith, Miss Smith,do; W J Clark, Ga; WM Haslett, do; © W Shackleford, motber and sister, Va; FE Good- poe tage So SR ema nee wrt agruder. ; elly, Va; E Stark py Wate Tex: TX Water, Ala; , OF son, ; Gr lady, NY; MM Yeakles tn ares NATIONAL HOTEL.—R J Morrison, Ind’a: W P Pitzgerald, M Thompson, G J Wallace N Y; J B Hyde, NJ; G W Tubman, Md; J WK irk- land, JH Ferguson and fainily, Mrs ‘A E Wade Miss H Roge?. BG Adams and lady, La; J ad ps! ap iss Upshur, Miss Smith, Va; G'B Wilson and lady, Mise 8 Rooker Minn’) , Ga; A Antoine, Va; J M Polley, Jno R Brown, Can; J McK Duncan, L B Olmsted, G A » Md; Hon P E Brocchus, Missouri; J N pT ys NH. UNITED STATES HOTEL—T Lumpkin. DC; H Tyler, USMC; J Gibbs, Ma; J Laughlin, do; J Camel, do; Mrs Grey, do; Mrs [.su; ‘hlin, do; Miss McCallen, do; T Fitzhugh and Nad = a pgm eg Ve] Sor etg en: Min; A 5 Mo: 1.3 C Hoffa WR Stephenson, do; M'S #1 ay gelt, Ma. KIRKWOOD HOUSE —S Batley, pc; J R Hitts, 1; Mr Lynet, 8C; J Crump, 3; HA Al- len, Md; E G Allen, do; L G Allen, do; TG Smith, Vai J Hodgson, Pa; DG Dyer, Ma; J G Can, Va; Dr C Taylor, SC; Dr AN McLaren, USA; J Eaton and y, Va; E M Wombell; Europe. OCEANSTEAMERS’ SAILING DAYS From tae Unrrep Statss. Steamers. Leave. For Finnale, Va; 8 Bar- Days. City Wasb’ton..New York.. Liverpool... Aug. 26 Arabia... -New York. :Liverpool..Sept. 1 Saxonta. New York..Bambur, rag 1 Sept. 4 «Li - 8 area Sept. 11 York..Aug. 4 “South! pton..New York. Aug. Liverpool...New York..Aug. 21 on eee AUQ, = The Californis mail steamers leave New Yok on tbe Oth and 20th of each month. ea aera. . a Miscellaneous, REMIUM LIGHTNING ROD POINTS. P 7 indermgned 1 — which he is constantly manufacturing at bis estab- linhment. corner of Cand 10th streets. ‘he supe- rior metal of w: his over avy others now manu! the country di es Li eurit: 0 t t as aslogaards in Sny oase, and he her 1 any connection with said . His Points are the only safe ones now used, invites say person who has used them and not found them to be what the: ted, to ceme for- ward and say so, ie wi refund al! money re “particular attention paid to Repairing Old Rods ou! Inehuicd otettetiere ee ol Specimens of Li cme Rods and Points ean — at "i, ‘ent’s, N. Jensen. Watehmaker areata, V9 PS ERRNGIS CABAR — js 3-im Corner of 10th Cais, ONGWORTH’S L necce? dito wa BRANDY. S8.N. PIKE, Sole Propnetor, 18 ana 2) Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio, BR been manvfactured for several saan trate poe Juice of the Catawba Grape, thus affording additional evidence of the ress of Amertone enterprise and industry, of our ability cepomyponad — at home, equal to those any o ir H100. "Fhe OHIO CATAWBA RANDY not only equais but excels the best Impor randi*s. in porary favor. It is, in fact, the best Brandy nown. This statement is fully oor by the Certificates of our most distinguished analytical Chemists. ily Itisaeure Remedy for Dyspepsis, Flatu- lency, Cramp. Sholic, Jas uor, Low Spirits, Gene- rai Debility, &o. Lye y —_ be without it. et ice ir 2. SON. Pike bas mppointed DAN’L. B.CLARKE, Droggist and Pharmacentist, corner of Pa. aven and 44 street, Sole Agent for the District, whe dealers and customers will please forward their orders. aul4 HL ! CHEAP!! Cc! ik PALM LEAF FA N&, Just received, a fine lotof PALM LEAF FANS, di at No, 464 7th street, rg AT VASTLY REDUCED PRICES, From this date 1 ~ offer the fol- RESS-MAKING, in at the shortest notice, Ww LIJAN, Opposite Centre Market. PHILADELPHIA A GER BEER DEPOT, No. Sat Pa. av , between 43s and 6th sts. One keg $2.5: one dozen quart bottles, $1 50. iL y~ We send the Beer free of cost to any part of Y t “s F. & W. GERECKE. [ROM PARIS TO ETHIOPIA—The Pans Pa- pers on France, Egypt,and Ethiopia, by George on Ditsen, author Ciresssia, or a tour to 8, &C.; price Fl. M i Kachel, by Madame De B—, one volume; S Old New York, or Reminiscences of the past Sixty Years, being an enlarged and revieed edition of tee Anniversary Discourse delivered before the N. ¥. Historical Seciety (November 37, }858,) by John W, Francs, M. De LL.D. Life of Perthes, the eminent German Bookseller 1 volume; price §1. is Wee Ge Se ANLIN PAILPS’ New Bookstore, 332 Pa. avenue, au 2t between 9th and Ith ats. ‘HE WONDER OF WASHINGTON IS GIBBS’S VEGETABLE BALSAM perform- ing slinost miracles un covering up Bald Heads and curing ali Scalp Diseasen. = ia 96m GQUIRT MANUFACTORY, a i ® No. 454 NogtH sips Pa. AVENUE, Four doors west of the Globe Office, between 34 and aq Streets. JOHN H,. FAULKNER begs leave to inform the citizens of Washington, Georgetownand Alex andria that he has taken the above stand. where he is prepared to manufacture SHIRTS of the best material and in the most fashionable mancer, at short notice, and at prices as lowasin New York. The style of cut has never been surpass: All genilemen wishing 4 good fit are in’ leave their measures. Shirts mani by him are warranted to fit, or no sale. 1.7 Twelve good Shirtmakers wanted. au 16 eoSw Asmt GREATER REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF DRY GOO. jor to making achange in my business on the Ist PP fetal oy pe sell off the remaind of my i : é F atock of rich fancy dress Silks, figured and plam Bareges Organdies, Muslinsand Rob and black Silk Robes, French Chintzes, ed Musiins. rion Muslin and Cambric Flounoings Embroideries ; in fact, all t ancy Goods will be of- fered extremely lew, and many at half price, toclose out during this month. li sales at these low rates must be for Cash. must again request all parties indebted to me to call and se'tie their bilis te the Ist of September. The xccounts of those failing to de so will be ed in other hands for settlement. . W.COLI au 12-2w 523 7th at..3 doors north Pa. av. T CARRIAGES, HK Subseriber having made additions to his Factory, making it now one of the largest, in the District, whore his facilities for manufacturing ail kinds of CAR-: RIAGES sad LIGHT WAGONS cennot be passed, and from his long experience in the bu nese, he hopes to give general eatisfaction, Ail kinds of Cerrisges and Light Wagons kept on hand. Ali REPAIRS neatly dove, and al! orders prompt- af Car taken in exch Second - Tinges taken 6 for ne ones. “ENDREW J JovCk. et d 10-tf corner of 4th and E sta, © ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-1 hereby give notice that Virginia Military Warrant No. 758, which issued day of June, 1783, to Jonn Higdon, a sailor, served three years in the Virginia State Nave. has been lost, misiaid, or destroyed, and that the heirs of the said John Higdon will, in due time, npoly to the Commissioner of the General Land Othoe for sorip in eu of and in satisfaction of said warrant. MARY J. A badd Toe One of the Heirs ot the said John Higdon, deo’d. ie l-law3m NEW CHAPTER IN THE EARLY LIFE of Washington—A narrative history of the Company for improving the navigation of the upper Petomac, of which he was the first President ; complete in one volume octavo, made up chiefly of Rapers and proceedings Originally drawn up by axhington himself, or examired and reviewed by him before they were made of record, and being tha first details of his connection with this enterprise given in any history ; compiled by Capt. Jon Piok- ell, late of the U.S. Army, oue volume of 172 octavo s price 75 cents; or, postage prepaid, At FRANCK TAYLOR, SIGN OF THE Ss BIG E£ AG@GULE! intents where you may cet LOOKINGe GLASEES, io gilt or mahogany frames; POR- TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round, oval, or square, gilt or otherwise; orany other kind ol Biase preted ne eee lot, of LCORING- opt constantly on hand, on for cash. JOHN WAGNER? 255 Pa. ua _ae2-ty hatwaen 12th and 15th win. OTIC. few of those cheap TOILK SETS on hand, wich J will sell oh than they can be purclinsed elsewhere. A CHINA, @LASS. and QUEENSWAR arm pod thaw the cheapest, with many othe artic 38 ea too numerous to mention, at H9 Pa, avenu between 9th 10th streets, eo Cali and see for yoursei ap is-6m Jonreev et OHN MoDEVITT. A CARD. Ta E undersigned respectfalg informs his fri: hay nd the public t ition to his Co Engraving aod Printiog Establishment. he has made ietee beat cae aa ni Wiad a PHO! RAPHTC PRiNtNa. : 7 The Lithogra, ae partment of the business of the unders: will be under the immediate direo- Konge SE Konee, Jate superintendent for Saroni * SELMAR SIEBER: Su 19-lm No, 42 ist st., poet een ai. soa WATER AND HOCK, f you want a i re SODA Aina aaa sages fate pons, SODA or one of HOC! article in this cit, , P, Milburn & '. iz § under Wil! y jotel, where the best quality of the above rages — P MILBURN & QaPraise., Je 5-e03m OVERS OF OYSTERS N GET AT THE present season, daily, OV@TERS in the shell, taken out of salt water th same supplied by the barrel wil please oil oe 1c 5. Rh. BY SCHWARZE, c of iad P pened) Oysters, jy 9-eotf meres. bas House. Hi4T OF THE season. T have the introduce the HAN DSOM- h case ire u EST OUT: also, a fr PREN aun aves. SUPE e ditt dati promaim oan offer them mach lower than usually sold in this ONE Met Gee While Bale espe street ‘and Pa. avenue. , wilh sn ap2zi HOPKINS. STRAW HATS! STR. S Fon Mux. Boys: axn Curuoage.cATS# From tpis-day Forgh 5 861. Off my ii Assort- nog 'RA ATS at cost, and a large pro- on of them ee cont, for = a offered be naar: NE. Bu 16 eo2tw 4% Pa. ave., bet. 45¢ 6th ste. A ous oar TSR: ate. have not +qreat variety, | acini cart toon re Dr. sr8ekex BAILY, eas Orrice 198 PeynsyLvania AvEnv Three doors from lth street, Sis . BAILY begs leave to inform the Pe os BAI bee ie ry Rebize tat can ours, at his offi located as . He feels astured that : SAR Gienoe of teen years’ practice, with tl ¢ number o! vents, and great variety difficult cases that he treated Snocessfully wil ouable pire any diffi We scientific or otherwise, the nh. His ence copiruaing the o a mei i ie fession, and ly Dra. mercurin! preparations 8 namels, Gutta Percha, India iubber que, construction of Contimacux Gum on | Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate, is the only ble su can be worn in the mouth, as ‘waa most ocnciusively shown by the last American Dental Convention. Although he flatters himself from his long resi- rene | = penecee in haf os pn Me. is favorably ‘nown to his numerous friends rons, a leave to refer them to the following “ TESTIMONIALS. From the late ee of the Church of Epiphany, of this city: Dr. SternEn Baity: Dear Sir—I desire to ex- reas my esteem for you personally,and my confi- Gonoe io a As & Superior dentist. The operations execut: for me have nm highly satis: tory. I hope that you may receive the patronage from trends and the public Aa 20 well ae. o y tr W. FRENCH. Fade in Baltimore— @ he serves. Washington, Aug. 23. From one of the oldest Hi Berns. Reset. tman § Co. javing employ: ir. Stephen ily, Sw nm Dentisteof Washington city, to execute for get important and diffioult piece of work, which he did to my entire atisfrotion, and in view of the fact that one of the most distinguished mem! of the Den- tal College of Baltimore tailed. after repen’ed trials, to Legit the same work satisfactorily xives me crest glensure to express my entire confidence an high estimation of his professional skill, jaliimore, Jan. 12,1857. HARMANN BOGGS. Extract from a note received from the late Hon. John M. Clayton. U, 8. Senate, Aug 19. 18°6, The teeth you mde for me work admirab'y ; no- thing could be better. Very gratefuliy, JOHN M. CLAYTON, To those seeking relief from the maladies of the teeth, I cau cheerinliy recommend Dr, 8. Baily ssa superior dentist. He made a set of porcelzin teeth for ona ef my family, and Plugged several teeth fur myself, and the work has ail stood wel! for more than ten years, ROBERT T. NIX * April 19, 1856, Va. Conf.M.E Church South, We, the undersigned, having had ocession toavail ourseives of the professional ekill of Dr. S. Baily, Surgeon Dentist of this city. or having been cogni- zant of his operations on our families or friends, take pleasure in expressing our admiration of his artistic skill, a8 well asthe uniformly satisfactory manner in which he performs the most dehoate and operations in Dental Surgery, and we ret recommend him to the confidence and patronage o: the panties of wnioh we coi ler him eminently worthy. Tomas U. Warten, Architect U.S. Capito’. Tuomas Mituer, M. D, of Wathington, D.C. B.S. Bonner, M.D. of Georgetown, D.C. N Lincotn, M. D.. of Washington, D.C. H. BRaviry, of Washington, D C. noree Wanton, E.x-Governor of Florida. Water Lenox -Mayor of Washington. Henry BaLpwin, U.S Patent Office. P nel Rule Principal Rittenhouse Academy, feb 20 D*: R. FINLEY HUNT, DENTIST, No, 310 Peansyivania avenue, (f=) Will porform all operations belonging to his profession ot his old established office, as above, Jos G N iW STOCK OF PLAINAND FANCYSTA IN TION ERY just received at Suepnerd’s—_ Fancy and plain Note and Letter Papers and Enve- lopes. of invest styles, Faber's ey ep other Pencils, Gold Pens, Stee: TB y Maynard & Noyes’ Black, Blue and Red Inks, Enveio: assorted, plain and faucy, Blank Books, Memorandums, &c., Schou! Books, Children’s Toy Books. of ever: Also, Prayer fsooks, Psalms, Don’t forget the place to get your money bick, re per cent—et corner 7th and D, States Uffice miiding. iW. DD. SHEPHERD. ARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA. This well-known Mountsin Resort, situate in Cumberland county, Pa , ive mies north eas of Carlisie, will be open for visitorson variety, the 2th of June. The waters of these Spring highly impregnated with minerals, au are erior for drinking and bething. Accommoda tions large. Fare from Phi elphia to Carieiale, 83.35; from timore to Carlis e, $319. Visitors leaving Philadelphis and Baltimore in the morning train arrive at th: rings at3 p.m. in For further information address the Nori etors, OWEN & CHANDLER, iB) Springs. Fs, ibn C. Da Costa, E % hon. C, 5 ooh or Alex. Kir jaltimore; Jacob Gi Esq., Washington, enshaw, Esq.. ichard Wallach, 2md T NOTICE, HE. subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public thnt he has taken the old stand of Mess rereton & Bro., corner of 7th and F sta., No, 464 7th street, where he will keep a general as- sortment of WINE, LIQUORS, and GROCE- RIES, and FEED and PRUVISION, JONAS P. LEVY ia lath Rneoasaor to Rreraton & I R. H. JAMES, THE RETIRED PHY cian, discovered, while in the Fast indies, a certain cure forConsumption, Asthina, bro ohitis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility. The remedy was discovered by him when his only a daughter, was given uo to die. His ctild ‘was cured and in alive and well. Desirous of benehting hia fellow-mortala he will send, to those who wish it, the pe containing full di rections for waking and using this remedy, free, on rec@ptof theirnumes. Address oO, P. BROWN, | ty. te au 6-3 N Beet BID NUFACTOR By EDWARD LYCHETT, S11 Pa. Avenue, bet. th and Vith Streets, Spencer's Uistory of United States, 3 vol .4to. bound tn full Turkey, Gault Edges. - $10.9 the set, 00 . do ntique, git edges Half Turkey or Antique...... 2... 0 Half de lo | sprinkledcdges 4 0. fi And every stylo of Book- Binding executed, jy 15-3m L NUS & CLARKE’S sd HALLETT, DAVIS & CO. CELEBRATED PIANO Constantly receiving and for sale o1 JOHN Enis, %6 Pa. av., between 9h and 10th atm, Purohasors wil! find it to their interest to examine for themselves the superior qualities of the above 1ADOR. Stools, C Melod » &e. ools, Covers, eons, &c., &c., mie-tre CLOCKS! CLOCKS!) &: Parl CLOCKS ‘or Parlors, Bedrooms, . Kitchens, Hotela, Barrooms. thers / Steamboats. Railroads, Churches, &o. the newest styles. Also, Watehes anc Clock Ww J. ROBINSON'S, 349 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Browns’ Hotel. Corpse Preservers, &o., &o, His charges are moderate, and his attention instant f h Of the day or night. Hacks furnished for fuacraisat lowest possible rates. ep a-ly HITE POINT GRAVE V arden walks. Also, hest Tait peers: oa flat Send. together with the best Hickory, Osk, Pine Wood, and the best White an ed Aan au free-burning Coal for Summer use. On hand fe » Coal and Sand Rear the Canal. ind and for sale at my Depot, gr of C and l4th street, ma 1-t! R. W. BATES. RR me ey A AMBROTYPE LIKENESSE; RE the most root style of pi res now and ae ae ofa the upd you should st tos ares where you can cet thera KOO zs cheap We lee the times. of cases, which he sells low to suit 0 early. ROBT. SANDS, Market Space. 4 iyo batween ath and Sth sta. ORTRAITS FOR P fect Portrait of cen by Wcodiey in nine week MILLIO: PL MUELION Ape, ures mad : Beciereseee te paper for by mail without extra @. Every variety ef cases kept nC. WOODLEY, a Je 14-6m No. 312 F street, Sere "pear Willars”, UST. RECEIVED AT THE D 7 Jr Wee MET EEO. WSIc DEPOT of beautiful ‘new style BANJOS. “Call megneet them, iv Pavine ean SME SER We offer for sale— CENT. ®t. Louis County 7 per cent. Ficate, i 1863, and 1864. A special tax 48 provi el yor tna ment of the interest aud redemption of | © principal. ‘These bonds are sold at a rate to pay li per cént, per annum. fgeisvilte vided to pay the interest a a Tor redempton of piney ate THERS, . 3!-tm . iz A . NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES, ONEY te LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES saoriyns. pan THE GREAT WONDER THE NINETEEN CENTURY. O;¢ PROFESSOR WOOD's HAIR RESTORATIVE, Saye the St. Louis(Mo.) Demoorat : publish a lett to Dr. Wood, of tims city, from a xentieman in Marine, which 5; glowingly ofthe of hair Such evidence most a mp tre gusramioes off reliabie roe. If certiticates are gu truth, the Dr. needs no encomiums, nor useless pullers’ from : the press Bars, , JanMary 20, 1856, ~ men: Having my at- ace to the highly beneficial effects of your Hair Restorative, | wax tndured to make »p- P feation of itupon my own hair, which had become qnite ray, protably ore-third white; my whiskers were of sams character. Some three months since I proctired a bottle of your Hair Restorative. and need ‘t. “1 mon found it was voving what Lhad w.shed. 1 used it about twice a week. ve sare procured another boitle, of which I have nned some. I can now certify to the world that the gray or white hair has totally @1sa;peared, both op my bead and face, and my hair has resumed its natural color, and I believe more soft and glossy than At hag been before for twenty-five yeara. Tam bow slaty years old; my good wife at the age of ffty- two, has need it with «ame effect m for your valuable dis- 3 Will rightly use, as per directions, will not have occasion to contradict my state ments. Iam a citizen of this city and a resident here for the last fifteen years, and am known to and adja ¥ Make of the above, ‘tee. as I wish to pre: BALTrmome, Janaary 23, 1858. Dear Sir: Havidk had the misfortune to my hair, from the effe teu! the yellow: in 1864, | was indaced to mak~+ a t:tal Paormson W: Jone the best po: the fover, in New Ore Janwary 12, 1884, je atrial of your that Ite ettect ay Paoresson Woon—Dear Sir: Baving m Hnir Beste vea me plea ure to tin removing inflamma’ jency te itching with which m from my childhood ; aml has also restored nry ha'r, I have nsod which was by coming gray, to its original color uo other article with anyvhing like the prods. Yours truiy, The Restorative is viz: Large, medium, a : the small hotds fQ pint, and retails for $1 per bottle; the mediuin 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 proportionand + bottles of 3 sizes, re WOOD & CO..P 312 Brondway = Pro; N@w Vork,(in the great N,V, Wire aiing Eaten lishment,) and 114 Market at., St. Louis, Mo, And sold by a:1 good Draggists and Fancy Goods ers. au 17-Sm 514 , SEVENTH STREEP 514 Oo P IAS, soond Story, thige doors ‘Opp ‘Pmiows! Flatt = hi : oO Reading, and Watohmaker’s tt reat variety; Cosmoramic Stersosco} er superior and choice pictureson hand, Ses adver- tigemont in National Intelligencer. ‘Fast imoniats. NoRPoLg, September 7, 1864. Str: The Speotacies you lo for me suit me very well, and seam to brave improved my sight mero than any other I have iatoly tried. LITT. W. TAZEWELL, I have tried a pair of Spectables obtained from Mr, Tobias, and find m of great assistance to my eight, and corresponding with his description of their focus. 1 recommend him aos 1 1 ee,» HENKY A. WISE, PRTRRSBURS, Ootober Zi, las, About five years neo, i obtained from Mr. Tobias, in Wrebington, a lasses for the spectacies which I used, and found thei of greet assistance to my decaying vision; and my opinion of him ts, that heis skilful tn the preparation of Glasses for eyes not too far gone to be benefitted by such aid. vay. _ LYNcHBERE, November 7, 184. From an examination of Mr. Tobina’ Gins from his observations and remarks, em oon’ that he dolifu! optician. = J.J. BLACKFORD, LINcHBurs, November 10, 18%, Mr. John Tobins, having furnished me with Gias- sea, by whioh | have been greatly aiied, (my vision having # ay mere from reading at night in my earlier life,) itaffords me the highest pleasure to sa; that [| consider him a skillful practioal optician, ant well propared to aid those whe par need his profeasional service: WM. B. ROUZIE, Elder of the Methodist Conferenos, WiLaineton, N.C., June 27, 1854, Mr. J.Tosias—Dear Sir: Lam happy tosny that the Spectacies which | obtained from you last weok are entirely satisfactory. From an inequality in the visual range of my eyes, I have heretofore found gre difficulty in getting glasses of the proper fc - tances. It affords me pleasure to state, that by the aid of your oromatet his difkou!ty has been happily obviated, so that the Glasses you furnished me are onto. she nest adapted to my oyesof any I have ever yet used, ‘ery respectfully yours, RK. B. DRANE, a Rector of St. James’ Parish, Having been induced yy Lo friend to virit the estab- lishment of Mr. Tobias for the purpose of trying hi pwr. I was furnished with a pair slightly col red iue,.whice have aflorded me more relief and gratifi- cation than any | have ever tried. My aight, origin- ally very cood, was injured by writing and reading at he frequently toa very Inte hour: but with the aid of these glasses I can study simost as late ae ever, and that too without the pain | have previous- ly suffered, JOHN WILSON, ‘ate Commussioneer Gen’! Land Office, Doo, il, 1855, I have used Mr. Tobias’s Spectacion for three or four months, and take great plescure in eying that 1 am much pleased with them. [have been much benefited by them. GEO, P. SCARBURGH, Nay Sth, 1858. I was recommended to M optician; andas | have ty, | was gratified to nd | comprehend them by 1 obn Tobias sss skilful bie peeulian- seemed to me sight pect fl mene nret! »fnd he has made me a par of Specta- oles that suitamendmratly, AP. ER: daly il, 156, Warmins ron, Aug, 5, IRM, Having bean for yours undor the noconaity of hay. two cots of classes «no for m darlight, and one for lamp-heht—I proourod on Mr, Tobias which answered both parpone eh tinod lia for aevera! mouths, and fad thom excellen lent. BUWARD STUBBS, Of Department of State, Mr. J. Towtas. Sir: The pair of Spoctacies you farmahed mo yesterday ed pe aryeog eatiefnotory tome, They are very decidedly the beet | posnesa. smi Lam the owner of eight or nine parn, carefully ewe ce op pinzoos and irom opticians reo- omm, to me on Acconnt of ti.eir professional standing in Franco, England, and the Umtod States, T have beon also pleased with your remarke and di- Peano 3 on the ten of the e 88, ane of preserving nud improvil 2 "Respestfully errs Gos. CALD L rofessor of M. C., Lonisvilli BROOKLYN ORTHOPAMDIC INETIT! Apel. 1854. After most careful examinstion of Mr. J. Tobias’s Piasoes, | am enabled to tontify that their hardness, clearness, polishing, and oxact oa shape render them particularly recommendable to those whose merely cal tmapairinent of the eyes are in want of such auxiliaries. 1 consider, moreover, Mr. Tobias fuily qualified to detormino the focus of the eye,both by is optional knowledges and experience, and by moans of his optometer. tn addition, I can further state that Mr. Tobias has supplied some of my pa- tients with Giasses, te their and 4 estistaction. LEWIS BAUER, M.D, Physician and Surgeon, Berlin; Member of the Koval College of Surgeons, Iand; Member of the Medien ety of be and of ihe Pathological Sov ty of Now York; late Sur- conofthe Royal Orthopaedic lustitution of Nanchent: ng’and, and Surgsoa of the B, O. Institation, NORFOLK, Va., July 27, 1884, In the experience of oven two years, | have found great difficuity in obteming Speotac! ‘hat were ex- Aetly agapted to the weakuors of my - This in- convemence Mr. 'Tobma seems to have vig we pan | the present by the substitution for me of better a moresuitable Glasses. ‘They are clear, chrystal-like and Rptnigebeny to my vidpets Twonid sommans him to those who from exe or other infirmity reenire ar- tisoialaidin this way. J.J. SiMKINS: M.D. WILMINeT C., June 16, 1854. Fo persons who have the sight of thsireyes impaired as to require the use of Glasses, | wow Tecommend Mr. John Tobiaz as a suitabl from —— (3 pane pe arr AS BY wire, 88 he has sui ie With ® pair 0; otal for a far aud near might, IY sight bas boon impaired very much by a service of years in the Post 08 peer ae berte spenired me pee) on out om oe ,» during wi! time [ weed but one fight. 7k. WALKER, Deranzuant or InrER1oR, May 8, 1855. From natura! defects and the unequal 6 of my eyes, | have been compelied to use glasses for ssve- ral years. { have tried different opticians without obtaining ¢ Parfostiy fitted to my eyes. Four ithe since Mr. Tobi je two pairs especially ir me, which I have to serve me perfectly. By the use of his optometer he is enabi: ie I most cheerful- lasses most minutely for thi to the eye. as to alt having oo te use as to ae = neon HENRY E BALLWIN, | — No. 619. Notice OF Tak Bisehwrin JANCE OF THE LAND OFFICE AT PALMYRA, IN THE STATE OF MISSOURI Notioe is hereby given that, in pursuance of law, gud inview of the fact that the unsold land im the PaLm district is reduced below one hundred thoanaad seres. the Seoretary of the Interior bas di- reoted the discontinuance of said the unsold lands therein be made is remaining unsold and unappropriated by and subject to entry at the office now disoon- tinued, wili cease to be subject to entry at anid of- fics from the date of the receipt of notice to that pest hy the sterand Receiver thereof, and the aan od lo can fe give penis metas of fe day on whic! ey Wi prepar receive popl for entries of anyjeuch lands at their of- joe. at the i ptoatamatety Meany st wean J 8. WILSO} Acting Commissionsr of the General ‘Land Office. aa ’S NEW BOOK—The it urshed American Southworth M tho of * ithe int Marae “Deserted Wii fo * lating rise he set Bound ii ‘sloth, nit “(Initel, E Union Se PS evento, | the entirely new AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL, For tus Rarw Cursor COLDs, COUGHS, AND HOARSENESS, 8 trial of many years, and agirid Fhe ah Cassa sFaprseray cure more cases of valmogsr Thi i i i have been usefulness, to sound health | life, by thisali antidote to lade heats ack oes Lad be the pale, thin features of him who was iste: and strong, whi to all h He tries everything. but Ine vitals and shows its ints! eymptome suet gil pis frame. He ts taking c Y PECTORAL no has eto is coneh made his breathing ; bis sieep is sound nig! 4 ie serceme rete mgt diy ys his strength. a dart wi ed his side is broken. Scarosiy neighborhood oan be found which hag not some l|rv- —- revown. Dat te does not end ure. Bay, ncn colds coughs sien it el be ers cures are the seed which wou! ripened into & dreadful harvest of incurabie disenses. Influenza, Croup, Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Piew w irisy, Whoop- the throat \ pa EY » very fam shou, ve 3 "and they will find it au invasuable protection from the insiduous prowiler which oarnes off the it sheep many & flock snd the darling lamb a pul three one er them jt over the earth. in order that the sick everywhere may have them the informxtion it contains. Druggists and jera in medicine generally have them for distribution gratis, and also for sale there eee ype proreres by ae o- aY ER, Practical Analytical Chemist, owells Mans. Sold by Z. D. GILMAN, Washington, and by H. See by at! dealers every where, au ys GREAT HEALTH RESTORER!— “ The pe of the Flesh is in the Blood.” When the Biood becomes vitiated, impure, or too Bee poly Rey Ee w @ Liver du and Indigestion follow the Spirits dioop, Nervous ness commences, Life ey a TaTORER, RTSHORNE’S HEALTH R 0 = OR SARSAP. vila CORDIAL, Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach Boweln, imparting new vigor and tone to a oonstitation im- paired by disease any cause. It removes Pim- ples all skin eruptions; arouses the physical powers of both sezes, gives bloom to the pallid cheek, and makes one juyous and happy. pough medicinal in its effects, it is a perfect in taste. It is jcnlarly adapted to Female com plaints, which in their very nature are exhausting ‘nd debilitating. For Dropsy, or dropsical sweli- ings, or Kidney and Bis. der affections, it acts like & m. Quart bottles $1, small bottles 50 cents. Sold by Stott, McPherson, Clarke, Waite, Kid- well & ‘ord, Washing- wrence, Dr. Culver. . Ws ton City, Cisoell & Kidwell, Georgetown. ma 29-d3m HEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN events, ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their reatest natural attractions—a fine head of hair—it Socomess: matter of serious importance, and the nestion 18 What shall we do to 2 the hair from failing off, and restore its vigor apd on a ? Inre- iy to this Ps ton, try DR. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER.. A few Applications will slop the her falling or breaking, remove dandruff, keep the sealp clean and witite, and impart freshness and vieor to the imir; and aithough you may havo been bald twenty years, the continued use of 't two months wi!l maure you a luxuriant head of hair, Call and gets bottle, aud if not satisfied, after the second application, return it and get the pres pric. ‘Ack for Dr. Harris’ Hair Promoter am Soild in Ri ond W. PETERS fist, corner Mata and !2th,and Main and in Weshington city by Z. D. ist, Browns’ Hotel Buildme, Pa, BSCLARE, Drurcist, corner O& avenue. par GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR ND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, Weak Stomacu anp Weak Bowes. HARTSHORNE’S EURE- ALL Prepared bya jemist. Bottles 12),. 5 and 0 cents. — Hastshornc’s Cure-aii should be kopt in all fami- lies. in cass of acerdents or sudden sickness. Hartshorne’s Cure ali cures Rheumatiem, Hartshorne’s Cure-cll cures Cramps, Colic, Pain in the Stomach or Bowels, Hartshorne’s Cwre-ail cures Pais in the Limbs, Side, Back, and Breast. ‘ anes Cure-all oures Sprains, Bruises, Beal urns. Hartshorne’s Cure-ail cures Noursigia, Tooth- sche and Stiffness of the Jonnts. % ndfartshorne’s Cwre-all cares Cholera, Diarrhea a ness from a cold. nal ® - uth and ‘Sore also Cuts and Sores. Hartshorne Pain. Hartshorne’: Cure-ali oures Ear Ache and Deai- Hartshorne’s Cure-all cures Gigosts ;, also, Canker and Sore Throat; ‘wre-all cures all Spinal Affections and Weakness in Limbs. itis a great tonic to Weak Hartshorne’s Cw Stomreh and Bowels, and Improves Digestion. iL™ As the frequent changes of the weather pro- duce a bad Cold, Rheumatism, Painin the Limbs and Body; aleo, Stil Neck—every person should geta boitie. I: acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sinews, Blood and Bones ; and, by its warming eleo tromagnetic power, expels ali pain from the system, Get a hottie and try it. s. you have a ia use HARTS VS PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD —it is the best Cough Syrup im the ou sre Bilious, use HARTSHORNE’S BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liv emach and Bewels, carrying off all Bile and ecretions. The above medicines to be tad at al! Drag Stores im Washington city ; Kietwell & Cisogl at George- H. Poo! & Ce xandrin. ly MANHOOD, MATURE DECLINE, bteshed, atts, the 2th Thousand, son the Ratioual Treatment, without Weakness, Genital and teney, and Impediments to generally, by 6. DE LAN 5 The important fact that the many alarming com- plaints, originating in the imprudence and solitude of youth, may be easily removed Without MEpi CINE 06, 10 this small ns adopted by the author, fully explained, of which every one i enab’ perfectly and st the least possible cost, Svgiding all the advertised nostrums of the day. Sent to any address? gratis and sealed envelope, by t free, in a two post- Now Vork cite Ss ny MALES OF PUB STATE To pursuance of Inw, 1 public eales will be held, as made - 5 in the po- tioe of postpenement. dated May 27?h, 1858, at the undermentioned land office im the State of Louisiana to wil: At the land office at Monror. commencing on Monday, tue 2th day of September next, for the disposal of the public lands, heretofore wnoflered. in the following townsnips and parts of townships, vig: North of th se line and cast of the principal meridian and 6: the NE t¢and the ? Me of 10; the NS: the N of sw f 42 4,6, 8, 1, 12, 14, 18, of township uineteen: sections | bo a, m- clnsive: and rections 28, 0, 32, 4, and 36, of town- ship twenty; and township twenty-one, of range eicht. 16, 12, 14, 18, M, 22, 24, 26, 28 FH, Ip nineteen, ctions | to #, 8 32, 4, and 36, of township tw nty; and townships twenty-one, tweety two, and twenty three, of range nine. Seotions 2, 4, 6,8, 1, 12.34, 18, 20, 22, 24, 35. 28, So, 32, 34, and 36, of townzh'p nineteen; sections | to 30, 3, 34, 35, and 36, of township twenty; and to twenty-one, twen'y two, and twenty three, of range ten. Townsh'ps twenty, twenty-one, and twenty-two, of range eleven. At the iand office at Monzox, commencing on Monday, the 27th of September rext, for the dis- posal of the vacant lnnds in the even-numbered sections, within the undermeationed fags pm oy th ‘States, within ix Sections ¢ 4, of B; th and the N seotions Texas raiiroad,” subject, as aA minimum of two dollars and fifty cents per acre, iz: Worth of the base line and east of the principal Townships t7and is, of rs ‘or ips I7and 18. of range 8 downshins 16, 17. and 18, of ranges 9. bad n ‘ownships 15, 16, and 17, of ranges IS Townships sand 16, of range 1s The offering of the above lands ee page on the days appointed, and wil proceed inthe ich they are advertised, unti! the whole shail been offered, and the sales thus closed ; but hall be kept open longer than two weeks, of any of the landr will be admitted after the expiration of the two week riaced by law for the use id other purposes, will be ex en under my hand et the city of Washington, this sixteenth day of Ju y Anno Domim one thou sand eight hundred and ity-eicht. By order of the President: THOS. 4. HENDRICKS, Commissioner of tie General Land Uffice, NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. E son eutitied to the right 0! pre-emption i townships = parte to estab. and very to any of the lands within the of townships above ennmerated is reqaire ligh the same to the satisfaction of the reg: receiver of the proper Iaud office, and ment therefor as soon as practicable aft ang this notice. and before the commencement of the pul Suibreons the ola ; HOMAS A. HENDRIC Comunibalons? of the General Pass Olas, 19-\swisw BRITISH OUTRAGES. ulf of Mexico, Itve said. that Commo- ris . and the ONAS f as “ee am the no. 71,1858, at the up_ der ment: Territory 88, to wit: line. wihtihe land commencing on onday, the Ist jovember t, for the posal padi within the town. Zhepe and puree ef via id The parts of 0 18 outerde — => paca Townships 15,30. 2) naa 2th part of township 17 outside of the | That o iP nding ree Sections 19, 27.99.31. 32, % and 34, : sections § to 10, icluswe: 15 and 17 to 22, inclusive: and 27 to HM, 3. > At the land office at L_ecomrron, commencing the pubic lands within the follow: ie and parts of townships, viz: os South of the base line and vast of the sixth prin. cipal meridian, Fractional township ||; townships 12,13, and 14; the parte of townships |5 and 19 outede of the In- dian taservation; and townships 2), 2i and e 17. Tactiona! township 11; townships 12, 1S, and 4; the parts of townsa'ps 15 sad 19 outside the In- dian reservation ; and townships 2, 21 and 22. of re 16. The parts of {ractionsl township Li, and of town- ship i2 outside of tbe Indian reservation; townships A3and 14; the parts of townships >5 aud 19 outerde of the Indian reservation ; and townships 20, 21, and 22, of range 15. The of township 12 outerde of the Indian res- ships side reservation ; and townships 20, 21, and 22, of range 14. Atthe land office at Kickaroo, commencing on Monday. the Ist day of November next, for the dis- posal of the public iands within the following town- ships and parts of townships, ; South of the base line and east of the sixth rene cipal meridian. Fownet 3, of range 23. ‘ownships 2. 3, 4and7, of 6 22. oOwnships 2, 3.4 5, ait! 6.and the parte outaide of f township 7, of range 21. ind ‘an reservation Sections 9, 10, 11, 12, 15,14. 15, 17 and 30 to 35. inelu- sive. of ees SS 3.4,5and6,and the paris outeide of the Indian reserva nahi of range 2. sauces Seaton 19, 29. 21, and 28 to.35. inclusive. of town- ahi townsh 5 is sections i, 5, I and fe, of township 7, of range 13, sai ‘Sections 6, 7, #, 9, 10, 13, 14,15 and 17 to $5, mote- sive, of townshi townships 3.4 and 5: and the parts of nehips 6 ond 7 outside of the Indian res- ervation, of range 18. of township 1; town- 3.4, and 5 outside of ons 1, 2,3, 19, 11,12, of townsh: of range 17. Sections 17 to 55, melusive, of townehip |: town- ship 2; sad the parts of township 3 outside of the in- dian reservati D Townships |, 2, 3, 4. 5, and 6, and the parts oftown- ship 7 vutside of tue Indian reservation, of range i4, At the land office at Kickaroo, commencing on Monday, the 19th day of November next, for the dis- Poss! of Lie public iands 16 the following townships, aud parts of townships, viz: South of the base line and east of the sizth pron- cipal meridian Townships 1, Peet 6, and the parts of town- Ship 7 outside of the Indian reservation, of eo 13, Townships 1.2,3 4, and 5, of range 12. TT Townsiips 1, 4, and 5, of range Il. T and 5,and the parts of town- — 7,8. le outside of the Indian reserva- aon, Townst 3, 4, 5,7, 8, 9 and 10, of range 9. Lands appropriated by inw for the ure of schools, es and other purpescs, will be excitded from es The ‘ffcring of the above lands will be commenced on the days appointed, and will proceed in the order in which ihey are advertised until the whole shall have been offered aud the sales thus cored ; but no sale shall be kept open jonger than two weeks, No private entry of Any of the innds will be adm una a pe hoe a ~~ ivee under my inand, at the city o! OB, this 2'st day of July. 1858. By order of the Presitent : THOS. A. HENDRICK: Commemoner of the General Land 5 NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS, > titled to the ngbt of pre em within the townships and parts townships abeve exume: ated is required toestablish the Same to the satisfxetion of the register and re- ceiver of the proper land office. and make payment therefore as soon as practicable after sectna this and before the day appointed for ut of the pub! ed ~ Com . Ofhos, _iy 4—Inw By NO] Y THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES In pursuance of law, 1. JAuES BUCHANAN, Prevident of tne Siates of Americs, do herehy declsre and make known that public sales will be held at the under-nentioned Land Ofhces m the Terntory of Nemmasxa,at the periods herein- after desizneted to wit: At the Land Ofhceat BRowNs VILLE, common on Monday, the sixth day of September next, for the dispoes! ef the public ands within Lhe fuliowing named townships, North of the base line and cast of the sixth prin- ctpal meridian ok The parts of townehip one, outade of the Sac Fox, an! Half Breed, Nemaha reservation, of rance 17. ‘The ports of towrships 1, 2. 3, and 4 outside of the Sac and Fox, and Hall Breed. Nemana reservation, and fractional! tow: ships 5 and 6, 0! range 6. ‘That part of tow: ship one, outside of the Sac and Fox reservation : township 2 the parts of townships 3, 4. and 5 outside of the Half Brea+, Nemana resor- vanions and fractional townent ‘hat part of townsh Fox reservat-on townshi ES 6, of rary and 6, 5, and 6, of range 12, 3,4, 5, and €, of range Il. Fe 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, ang 6, of range 10, ywaships 1, 2,3, 4, 5, and 6, of range 9. cle te afew fxs Ore. commeae. ingon athe sixth day ember next, the ‘iepoeal Of the pubiio lands within the following named townships, viz: North of tne vase line and east of the sixth prim- cup: ridian a Practionn! township &, of range 15, Tow: Ip 7, and fraction’ 8, 9, 10, 1 id renge I4. “Townships 7. 8, 9, 1, 11, and 12,a0d fractional township 14, of range 13. 7 2. nd 1l,and fractions! town- frange 12 ‘owns 2 +, 9,10, and I1,and fractious! town- Pi ‘Townships 7,8 15. and 16, of ranre 9. At the Land Office at Omana Cry, commencing on Munday, the sixth cay © ptember next, for the disposal of the public lands within the following named townships, ¥1z: North of the base line and east of the sizth prin- cipal meridian Fractional townships 13, 14, 15, and 16, of range 14, Fractional townships 13, i4, 15, 16, 17, of range 13, Fractional townships !2and 18, townships 14, 1! oon 16, and fractional townships 17, 18, 19, and 2, Fractional townslip 12, townships 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18, and fractional townships 19 20, of range ractional townships 12, 13. and 14, and townships 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, and 2°, of range 10. se | ——— <4 15, and 16, and townships 17, 18, 19, and 20, of range 9. Lands ppropriated by inw for the use of schools, militery, and other purposes will be excluded from the sales. — of the nbove lands will i commenced pointed, and will pi in the ord fre advertised, until the whole she! been offered, nnd the sales thus closed ; bet n0 halt be kept opea lonarr than two werkt, and no private entry of any of the lands will be sd- mitted until alter the expiration of the two weeks. Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this ene pew plan 8 or Meno. sano Domai be thousand eight hundred a» ¥ sieht JAMES BUCHANAN. By the President: Tos, A. HENDRICKS. "Commissioner of the Goneral Land Office, — NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS, overy m entitled to the right of ar | ‘atthe nds Within the townsh psand parts psabove enumerated is required to estnb- ne same to the satisfaction of the register and iver of the proper land wher, and make moy- ment therefor as practicable after scene this notice, and peace O72 dny a pane es ae commencement of the public sa! 0! ye iande - bracing the tract claimed ; otherwise such claim will be forfeited. THOS. A. ny pny Commissioner of the General ap 3-inwtds ICEOF None AE WERE ORDERE Chia oe ie hereby given that “ whale ble tar as within the of - b insu March 3, sue. to be iy offices at LLE, Neprasna Cr tember patpenses «rder p ata nntil Repl J pra in weak pe the sa'es will again be Tos" to General ASKA, WHICH HELD BY PRO- public sales of the b Yostton MENT oF tHe B BE 5 1 . Acting Commis’r of the au 2-wew