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Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-04-21
THE WANDERERS FAREwELL.

Fare the well the hours are flying,
Time and tide must roll between
Bosoms severed far and signing
Der this lingering tear-dewed scene,
Ere we meet, if meet we ever,
In this world OF grief again.
must deal alone with sorrow
Thou, though left in peace behind,
Mayest, when care thy brow shall furrow,
Miss the right hand Of thy friend.
! my wishful gaze shall never
More upon the loved scene bend.
Yetwhcre DER the world afar,
Tempest tossed nv lot may be,
Oft with yon, pale evening star,
Ill return in dreams to thee,
And well chat again together;
Alngling in thy warm hearth's glce,
But dread the hour which must come,
When as years have onward rolled,
Wandering back TO seek my youths home,
] may find Thy hearth-ston cold
And strange faces where we now are,
Strangely greet the exile old.
And Oh hour of blight all lonesome,
When directed DER yon way,
To our feeble natures last home,
i NAV find thee cold as they
Oft my heart meath fear shall wavcr,
Lest 1've s,aid too long away.
But where'e- on earth We wander,
Let our thoughts be fixed on Him,
Our frail bosom's best defender,
Who can burst times feeble dream,
And in bliss unite forever
Hearts directed in life's stream7
That eternal hore shall nourish,
Site of darkness death and pain,
My high soul DER waves that perish,
Struggling TO the skies-oh, then.
If our friendship moved the ever,
Strive TO meet me there again.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-04-21
YPSILANTI SENTINEL
Unpublished every Wednesday, at Ypsilant Washte-
nav Co. Michigan, by
CHARLES WOODRUFF. ,-
TERMS.

q so Cash in advance and zoo will in
variably be charged if payment is delayed three
months from the time of subscribing.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-04-21
Sl,3S7,924
Which,deducted from S2,O26, 900

Which,deducted from $2,O26,0O0
This 963s,OOO Tor, by precisely accurate
calculation, it would fall probably under $500,
00O) is the whole amount ofthat sort of claims
for which the Government of the States could
rightfully have interfered by force, or was I'M
der any sort of obligation to interfere at all.
The cases submitted to the UNI
pire,and not decided by him, a
mount to S92s, 627
Ofthis number we find for sup
plies and advances to Mexico
lS16rl7. Io2,sO
Do do do l29,9l2
Claim of widow of an officer who
fell in the Mexican service. 1913
For trunk of clothes. 1,48l
Damages on certain bills of ex-
change 45,1O3
Claim OF a Spaniard (naturalized
in the United States) for goods
seized whilst he was living in
Oazaca, in 1888 1883
S3O3,668
Which, deducted from S928,627
leaves &62i'059
Had the umpire decided these ca
cases at about the same rate of
deduction as he acted on in all
the other cases, then there
would be something less than
100000 to be paid--say 100000
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~ ty for sale--The subscriber offers sell that well
and egby situated large three story BRICK dwell
Sc store and yard Patrick street. Frederick
Nd adjoining the City Hotel the principal tavern, and
within short distance Of the courthouse banks, acade
nv railroad &c. The house and back buildings extend
in depth ITO feet eighieet paved aey and contain
ing twenty above ground with dry cellars under me
,yboete front cellar being oored and pasteed and the
yard having therein well of good water, and also by
drant This property considered the best located IN e
city for an extensive trade of almost any descriptions but
especially the drug business, which has been du-
ring last twenty years, and still Isl most successfully
cember next.
Also the west half of lot No 275 adjoining two-stoy
stone house fronts 80 feet Patrick and extends
back 100 feet being very desirable location only shor'
distance from the railroad depot, and in iii view OF uie
the times OF their arrival and departure.
Also, building lot the Point of Rocks, in Maryland,
well situated for warehouse small tavern, being
between the canal and railroad and spot where they
closely approach each other For any further particulars
or terms sale, which will be very accommodating, APP
pcation may be made Thomas w. Morgan, esq, al
Frederick, the subscriber in Washington city, D. q
| April 3-eod2m WM FISCHER
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FACTORY sites and Town Lots at wevsrton, Mary
land, for Sale Loase.-The Wevcrton Manufactur-
ing Company will sell lease may be desired pub
lie auction, Weverton, Thursday the 18th day of
June number overy elgiby situated town lots and on
satisfactory the purchasers The sale will be per
ciptory. In the time, they will sell or lease factory
sites at private contract and manufacturers and those dis
posed to that business invited to view them,
under the confident belief that they nowhere find sites
as cheapy to Obtained advanageousy situated.
dam permanent character rs in progress Of constrtc
ton and and the raccway will be completed early the
ensuing autumn, when power for running from two TO
three hundred thousand spndes will be made available for
factories. III.
Weverton is situated the lines of the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the turn
pike from city OF Frederick HnPers Ferry These
highways unite few miles east OF II, pass IN uxtaposon
through it, and separate few miles west OF 1T and II Is
thus supplied with communications by which acertan and
Cheap supply of raw materials be obtained ~ all
sons and articles be sent to all paris Of the
Union II is In the midst of fertile agricultural region,
and il is believed only sbsistence but fuel also
can he more ceapy procured there than manufac
turiny Town now improved The climate is ne, and the
watcr supplied by numerous springs cannot be exceed.
binding materials, of all kinds easily and cheapy
procured. . 49,, 80.
ted on the most liberal terms.
1t proper remark that every deed lease for prop
ery will contain clause prohibiting thereon the manu-
sale OF ardent spirits and all other ntoxicatns
drinks. BY order OF the board GEO. JACOBS,
June l-Sw President
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Foreign Mails 1, from New York by COwes Eng
land, to Bremen, Germany.


land, to Bremen, Germany.
TIME arrangements n regular conveyance of mails to
and from Europe, by the above route, are so far com
pleed that the WASHINGTON the first steamship oithe
ne will leave New York for Cowes and Bremen Haven,
Tuesday, the first day OF June next and ALSO on the
first day OF each second month thereafter
expected that the second steamship will be ready to
depart the of the the first day OF each
each direction Ofthe commencement of the monthly ar
rangement, due notice will be given
POSTAGE.
The inland postage the city of New York, as well as
the postage by steamer from New YORK; IS TO be Pepad
on ali maab matter to be conveyedb this line, excepting
that addressed Bremen, to places to which said mat
ter will pass through the Bremen post Office Hamburger
is not included this exception To Bremen and to the
points supplied through thai Office Rrs letters &C., may
The OF postage established by the act OF March s.
1885, provide for the transportation OF the mail between
the United States and foreign countries are on ne ABOVE
route, follows: =.
Upon all letters and packages not exceeding one-haf
ounce i'm weight wenyfour cents onehalf ounce ~
weight and exceeding ounce fortyelght cents ana
for every additional half ounce or traction oil an ounce III
cents.
Upon each newspaper, pamphlet, and price current,
three cents. =, =,
Inland postage in all cases, be added, whenever the
matter transported by mail within the United States
The following is the fourth section oil the act above men
toned o,e
sd be it further enacted That shall not be lawful for
person carry transport any letter, packet news
printed circular price current, except news
papers USE and intended for circulation in the coun
try which such vessel be bound) on board the YES
may hereafter transport the United States mall as
Vision penalty OF five hundred dollars hereby imposed
recovered by presentmeni, by information, or qdm
for the OF the norer, and the other
half for the of the Post Office Department"
C. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT April 30, 1871.
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SPRING CURE.

Doctor uenadons extract Of green herbs Jor PURIFYING e
blood and the cure of all diseases arising from ats turt
tn also ofaH other chronic diseases
rTIE use Of these herbs is particularly to be recommend
ed to all persons ladies and gentlemen, OF enieebed
and anguishng health renewed strength and vigor Is
by il impaired to the body. ,
THE manner of treatment under this will be describ
ed on application eacup full of the extract OF the herbs
is taken every morning. and early promenade In the
free air made immediately afterwards -,
Those DESTROYS to ue this pleasant mode of treatment will
please make early application to me at my oice fesy
van ia avenue side, I'd door west of 18th street
N b. Nervous Diseases which yield to any 9TH
er means, will be treated with animal magnetism.
DIR. ID. v. QUENAUDON.
INashinnton citx. ID. C.-MnY 6-2aW3W
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THEA, Tobacco Cigars.-29S half chests tea,
L prising good assortment of gunpowder, imperial,
young hyson, Pouchong and Ooong Pouchong from low
grade to extra fine.
1871 boxes manufactured tobacco, lbs and 5s various
brands and prices, some very cheap and good
100000 Havana, Principe, and regalia cigars
Samples my Office and will be offered lower prices
than known before in this city, liberal credits
May 3-eodIw STAINS MURRAY.
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NEW RESTAURANT.

T,HE undersigned has the pleasure of informing his
friends aud the public generally, that he has established
in the basement Of the large new brick
house erected by Captain Carbey, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 18th and 18th streets, TO be called
"The City Lunch"
It is the determination of the subscriber to keep his es-
adjustment in the quiet, civil, and respectable man
ner to provide the bar with the best liquors OF all kinds,
and arers with every luxury the market will afford In
It's season. and he aiiers himself that from his long expe-
the business and his purpose TO give 1t his sole
and personal attention. he will be enabled to please all who
may favor him with their patronage
Aprl 26-3tawIm FREDERICK LAKEMEYER.
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(NOrHING made 10 0rdcr.--I have on hand the
following desirable goods for gcntemen's wear which
wui have made up usual, in the most fashionable
syie guarantying at the same time fits in all eases.
I'D pieces black French cloth
pieces French drap d'ce
4 do wiled silk warp Coddingon's (this is new
article, and very desirabe)
pieces Croton coating, fine
do black singleniled French cashmere
do fancy do do do
10 do do gambroons
do 81 all wool Twceds
3 do 81 do do
Plain white, figured, and colored Marseles silk, sat
in, and Valencia vesting, Of superior qualities
10 pieces brown French linen
do fancy linen drllings
do Russia duck
2 do fine do do
All of the above named articles will have made up
the shortest notice. call is all ask, feel confident
that every who wishes purchase be suited both
in goods and prices.
May I-2aw3wif GEO. w. PHILLIPS.
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DR J. II. PIPER, homeopathic Physician, has
removed his office Pennsylvania avenue, north
side near 10th street, over j. H. Gibbss fancy store
Dr. piper employs gaIvanism elecuo-mngnetism as an
agent in the cure OF disease when necessary.
Hours of ate ndance office for application OF above are
from TO O'Clock in thcjmornng, and from 70 70 he
afternoon m'en W
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National Medical College,
(Late Medical Department of CoixmbiaN Collsge,)


WASHINGTON, ID. G.
TJNIE annual of lectures in this institution will
commence usual, the first Monday in November,
and continue until the list of March,
FACULTY.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., professor of anatomy.
JonN nj. Thomas, M. d., professor of physiology and
medical jurisprudence.
WILLIAM p JOHNSTON M. d., professor of obstetrics and
the diseases of women and children.
CHARLES G. PAGE M. d., and LEONARD d. GALE NJ. D.,
professors of chemistry.
JOSHUA RILEY, M D., professor of matena medica and
therapeutics.
JOHN FRED MAY, M. d., professor of surgery.
GRAFTON TYLER M d., professor of pathology and prao
tice of medicine.
JOHNSON Eliot M d., demonstrator of anatomy
Clinical lectures delivered, and operations performed
patients from the nrmay, which is attached to the col
lege, and from the public dispensary.
The rooms of practical anatomy will be opened early in
October.
The fees for complete Of lectures will amount
Demonstrators ticket including his recapitulatory Ice
WILLIAM p JOHNSTON M d., Dean
It'll, between + Il 4 streets
May Decentralization in Nov.
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c,CHARNHORsT,s M,litary Field Pocket-book

Military Field Pockot-book
y Malore the Attack and Defence OF Fortified Places
Mulcr's Science of War, vols.
Humphrey the Fertilization adopted for defence Of
the Rhine Frontier
Cienne's Military Memoirs
The Practical Operations Of Siege, by Major General
Paisley, Royal Engineers
Duties ofan Officer Picquet and on Deachments, by
Captain Kerr 7th Dragon Guards
Hints Officers in command of Detachments and Pic
quets on Service, by Captain Glasse, 95th regiment
Sir Howard Douglass on Military Bridges
Magrath's History OF the Art of War
Light Troops Field, by Lieut.. Mayne 9th infantry
Light Troops in the Field, by Lieut. Col Ehwad
Military Operations in Ireland by the French Troops
under Hulnbert in 1913
Evoluons OF Field Battery, and ManGuvres of a
Brigade of Batteries, by Captain Gore, Royal Artil-
lery VOL, 40 plates. London. 1916
Hints TO Officers Commanding Partisan Corps by Capt
Murray
Marshall on Soldiers; Marshalrs Military Miscellany
Maca,dey's Field Notifications
Jacksons Military Surveying
Napier's Peninsular War
Sibone's Waterloo Campaign
The Wellington Dispatches
And many other valuable works, French and English,
new and old Fertilization Gunncry, Military Law and
Courts Martial Military History and Biography, Tactics,
Military Engineering, &c. imported from France and Eng
land by L. TAYLOR
Nav y
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NEW DAILY EXPRESS LINE
- kgM s
Trough, by Mail Train from Washington, via Alex
nudria 10 Fredericksburg, Richmond, and Peters,
burg, Virginia.
TIME undersigned, having made the necessary arrange
ments with the Steamboat and Railroad Companies be-
tween the above named places prepared under
the name and style of ROGERS, DARRACOTT " Al
LEN to receive every description Of light goods, and or-
wa the same Gas above stately ON reasonable terms
We trust by giving personal attention to the busi-
ness to meet with encouragement and our friends
that nothing shall be wanting our part to afford sasac
,;oi.
NAV be consigned CARE will be delivered free oil cart
age: and merchandise other articles which may be 100
Leavv for The mail train will have particular care by
the freight train. ~,
b. f. DARRACOTT, Train captain, r. +. ~ p X H.
WILLIAM III. ALLEN, Depot agent, do
Richmond Va, May l, 1s37--May l-dtf
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COLLECTORS OFFICE, May 6, 1917.
(tITY TAxES-Notice 10 the Negligcnt.-An persons
~ whose taxes city property household furniture
main unpaid hereby notified that payment required
within sixty days from the above date, default whereof
the will be enforced by levy and sale of delinquent
property. A. ROTHWELL Collector.
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Notice to Mariners.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,


Fifth Auditors Office, Ilth May, 1877
IRON information this day received at this office, from
j. the superintendent OF lights at hey West II appears
that the lighthouse destroyed by the Indians in 1886, and
recently rebuilt Cape Florida, to have been elit for
be ecoleced this was, and will be continued,
tionery light.
May lI--d2w
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Half Sections Quarter Sections OF Vacant Land Il
Occupy the West of Texas,

ID ARE CHANCE GRATIS The absence of a number OF
N settlers allows offer during the year IS47 800 acres
OF the best land families, and 100 acres to single men in
the colony of Castro whose prosperity is well ascerancd
Castrovlc contains 900 inhabitants The village
of Quh nine miles from Casrovle numbers 90 families.
The Vandenberg five miles further the road to Mexico,
50 families. Similar establishments successfully in
progress the circuit of the grant made by the gov
eminent of Texas to the subscriber
Address for references to HENRY CASTRO Director
General and Fondaior Of the Colony, Castrovlle Texas
March 4--2am6m* MAT. Intel ]
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ITO LET-A tvo-story frame house ON l4ti between II
and Streets located within square OF the Department
OF State and Treasury buildings, containing SIX rooms
kitchen, and cellar -. IN g. "a
For sale or exchange for city property small farm dis
,ant from the Capitol about miles, and containing a
acres OF good land with peach and apple orchards and
other fruit trees. Apply 10 - ,.,.,,,, ~,
May S-3tawu JOHN McDuElL, ia'n street.
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r EGAI. BilIioxrsphy.A Thesaurus of American, Eng
lisb Irish and Scotch Law Books, together with some
Continental Treases, with critical observations on their
var;ous editions and authority to which is prehxed a
conous list of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in vol BY j. u
Marvin Just pubshcd and this day received by -
''" = vi "a +. TAYLOR.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE. OPfcE, May 49, l647.
Election will bc held At this ONCE ON tho Mrrt
"A Monday of June next, (e 7t by the stockholders of
Franklin Insurance Company OF Washington, for twelve
directors conduct the affairs OF the company the ensuing
year. Polls open from 10 TO o'clock, p M
CIiAS. BRADLEY,
MAY IS-2awtd Secretary.
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BEDFORD Mineral springs.-Mr. ANDERSON, pro-
ID prioor respectfully informs the public that this esab
llhnen, will be opened prepared for the accommoda
Ton of visiters by the 18th OF this month.
The attractions OF this fashionable watering place
too well and widely known require enumeration i'm
card TO the public.
The services of Mr.. MARTIN, whose activity, energy,
and amable disposition, the of such cab
lishment, have hitherto commended him the favorable
regard OF the patrons of the springs during last
summers have been engaged. Experienced and attentive
and fine band of music have also been
The road from Cumberland, the western terminus of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and from Holidaysburg, on
the Pennsylvania canal, and Chambersbrg,
minus of Cumberland Valley Railroad Bedford, have
been much improved, and are in good order.
May I7-2nwtAug
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pel mhh dsmnnu in
d dy ~ the ay
aorohcs ntadon s OF AhgnyC
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4 EGAI. photography, N Thcsamus OF American
IL English Irish and Scotch Law Books, together with
Continental Treatises ntepersed with Critical o5ser-
vaons upon their editions and authority to which
is pretxed copous list of abrevations by j. g. Marvin,
counseor-atlaw Just published and for sale by
April ~ GEORGE TEMPLEMAN.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, WEDNESDAY, NIGHT JUNE 2, 1S47.


JTw til 70
aus I e mpd in oo rnue
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EDuCATlON.

EDUCATION.
Rev n. rCartos Boarding School for Boys Straso~rg,
Lancaster county, Peunsprania o
TIME whole expenses tor board, tuition, Nc xiiV per
Il annum. For references and circulars containing All
Rev d. M'CARTER,
NAV l5-dlm Principal and Proprietor.
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rI,O conference.-the Wcverton Manufacturing Com
l. pany will receive proposals Wevcron Maryland
until the lt day OF June for the construction oil from
800 to 1905 perohcs of heavy dry masonry
BY order OF the board; GEORGE JACOBS,
June l-3tw President.
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V,HE FRANCO-AMERICAN, 90 Nassau street. new
/ York.-This new and beautiful French paper, COM
encing on Monday April g. will be issued every Monday
Wednesday and Friday the moderate rate OF SO year;
S3 for six months; ST. 50 for three months . !,
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ogether with the quantity and interest of the contents OF
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avenue and 9Th street, Washington city, nearly opposite
Colemans Hotel commanding fine view, and is one of
the most conspicuous buildings in the Metropolis 1t is
now nearly finished, and offered for rent i'll whole
part Its dimensions arelength 80 feet width, 81 feet
bur stories high with basement well suited for a reec
tory or bowling saloon The pavements vaulted, and
me whole building finished in the best manner.
The ground is suitable for an extensive clothing
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The above intended Tor exhibitions other pub
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