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Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

Eatu.oEDissa1 SO gsurfil is the li,lc d.
sr,ui..i,d uy &c rAUihtou ui iluar Ariss a
"a, Mona, ,.lat % nus Luiu.iy b'rutit quitr las.
i4iau, luf baui.a 10 Ir Duui siaIk nakrn!
lIHr following lIvm % Nov loik pap'r Wt
.luA, takes Ito .ie lia oil llr buru, even lIUui
i.,e apo,r Nony, .ha NoW iolkcfs ate a gf,-I
IrupIr.
"a aaty paprr ,nlorus us that a "magul ccail
mimeH Young lady,' byIauWHg 10 lHT upP.r ,.u
l..Uuriuf, urligHlsa a clulag patty At hrf iati'i o
HsiIsf d aafisifs, tNr other evening, by rAIiintug
nrr lauIlIfss proportion, dgnuIed 10 the midllr, Va
The chiraolyr ol fsyphc
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

GtIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
> Of Consumptio1, Asthma, Diseases Of tho
Heat. ana all Female Diseases. 93l pages. %
onrfaungs Paper so cts.; bound IS cts Mad
to ans pari--pas,age . ~ cts
Shoulder Braces and Chest Fxpanden, So
Mail to any part, 50 cts postage. lnhang
Tubes, silver, 80, by mail, letter postage Ab-
dominnl supporters, perfect, s. 10 $40, for all
Rupluresi Failing Of tho Bowels and Womb aud
Weak Back, aud Chest; sent by Express every
where For Braces or Supporters, or Rupture
Supporter, rive height from head to foot, and
circumference Of person nexi the surface. just
above the hips II Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted ior the sole Of the above goods,
Address Dt. S. 5. FITCH
707 Bfoldsay, New York, posi paid
Feo, 9i,isis 20 ~
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

How Din GENEnL ft0wNaKG CoLoNrL fuLK
fsEspg,r According To Mr. Inst. .as We are
ioldI the renowned Grn PiuR maur II Il baasl.
IA Mckee, thai hs madr Mf Polk President
Tie pubic naturally asa =.when-whrfal-
Tue brsi solution Of the mystery Ne eau giYe r..
ien 10 tie little statement IA the Harrisburg In.
iou, sanB alter the Baltimore Convention had
nominated NJ Polk abaal Mr. Polk bring such
an rIctlIrul Arf maa-lhai statement leHg
made oa lh, faith OF aa alleged drgI4fali0u 10 that
elect made at Ba.t.mafr, daHng the .rssian OF
the Convention. by "a Htaf ueIghbot' 1.-THE Duck
fiyef eaud date. who pfuirssed 10 uudrf,tanI all
his srhlimruis, aud knew that he was iu,udIY o.
the taaiiof lslA Thai statement SECUTED NJ.
fu.k tie vote gf Pruusl lyaaIa. which made him
ffrsdsHl The oR Is that ilHr 'nraf ue g.Ihar
Nhu made The drclaraipu al Balimafn was Mr
nov Ten, Gideon Paw; and if the story b.
lf4r, aHH fIIaN has Psr.sai Hgit 70 baasi thai
Hs did MAKE IL rpHk fas afal; nase that iala.
NOUS d#zspiIaH fIrcisa NJ. faIs TO tie ofliHs iu
sH.ub he Wsa sole 10 TfWafd iatnasilIp, auH pul
taru4saIly Zoe spauirlies lisasyrry NrlI, daabl.
Isss, iaf 81 fII|aW a. IHil.sf Mr fagi aud Il aa.
is mutual iu5 Af rok to pat its Plies "a a uta
aasy.=PsH Nj. .lHfuraa.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

A PrLlCATlON willbo made by the under.
"A ,i!usd, al tlr Juiy term Of The probate court,
u and or the count, u Hampstead, In thr state
Of Atksnsa., ~ the yslr a. D. ISIS, ior au OF.
DER 10 soil cruhiu real estate belonging 10 the e..
tate Of james johnson, dttsascd, ia order TO pay
The debts entitled sud allowed against said rslaic
SARAH JOHNSON Admir-
and WM JOHNSON, dduf
Of fis estate ot jas. JSaBsoH, dec
May Is, lsie.93.lw.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Notice.

4 IL rersons are hereby cautioned against
Y trading lor or taking an assignment Of a
cetlain frmusoy noe, given by the undersigned
10 one prtr But fUr tie sum u one hundred
dollars. dated on or about the 1T Of Ap1l. 1878.
aud payable on the FIRST day Of December Of the
nma ycur Said noio was obtained from the
undersigned without any consideration being given
therefor, wus settled and Is noR iiaudulrnily
withheld, and ! an determined not to pay the
same unless compelled by law -
ELIZABETH RANEs
Sewer county, AK, May 5, ls4s.92.1w.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Mn ..

m, HIV :,
The two houses of Congress to-day
were engaged in attending the funeral OF
Senator Ashley The President and cab.
met, the officers of the Army and Navy,
and few OF the foreign Ministers were
present, An appropriate prayer was de.
llyered by the Rev. Mr. Gnrlcy, and the
funeral sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Slicer.-
The ceremonies were oil an imposing and
solemn character
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
PLANTERS HOT Ell.
NEW ORLEANS.

1liiE Propretori Of thia establishment beg leave
to inform the public that they still continue To
accommodate all who ara disposed to yor them
with their patronage, Their house has been
thoroughly eeaased aud tslltted. aud their Table,
they venture 10 ASSERT is unsurpassed by any
other in the city, The Planters Hotel is an
Old aud well known establishment. situated In
Cana street, mar the eofurr OF Camp street, lbe
most business lhofoughiare in the whoIe city; and
tho FfapfeIop dalicf themselves that moro
agreeable and pleasant residence could not bo
pfeeufed by travellers, during lheir 81 j5un here,
than Is allerrd at this establishment.
They have leased the large new hotel recently
erected by NJ. Jacob Bfanlegao, adjoining the
abnEe establishment, which they have opened Ia
eaaneelian with it, exclusively iar the ancomm1.
dalton Of families, and hayo fitted i up and flfn.
shud 1t Ia Ny lie une1ualled by any family apart
hrhs IN the whole southern country. To this
part Of their establishment, they would especially
invite the attention Of families travelling Through
OF locating in the city, as their prices will be lower
ihan those clafsrd at any establishment in the
south having similar accommodations 70 all,
therefore who are disposed 10 ha made eomiohahe
al madsfllr pfee, they would respectfully solicit
them Immediately On their arrival, 10 inquire l1r
the Planters Hotel.
YOUNG & CHANDLER,
a9' Proprietor.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

The explosion Of the steamer Msgiilrna, built
at New York for the Gfcladun Government,
which We mentioned a few days since, was at
tended with lo,s Of l.ir. The captain and slyyeu
Of hIs crew were killed The pilot and ~ uibers
escaped iujury. The captain made a bet on hs
vessel, and ia trying 10 win Il. loot his he, aud
swept inio The same gave With hin a number oi
innocent yiclims.-SL Louis Rruclls.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
ftanmitted by Telegraph 70, he Lou. Journal
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
WASHINGTON, Apnu, oG 1sIe

WASHINGTON, April 26, 1878.
At the usual hour the Senate was call
ed to order by the Vice President.
Several petitions and memorials were
presented,
A resolution to supply the members Of
the House with copies Of Houslon's Sen.
ate reports was adopted
Mr., badger submitted a resolution in.
stfncling the committee ON library to pur.
chase browns portrait of Gen. TAYLOR,
which, ON motion was land over.
Mr Hale asked to take up the riot bill.
The amendment to the California claims
bill of Mr., Benton was adopted by yeas
%, nays Q.
Mr.. Masonmoyed to amend the amend.
ment by substituting hoard Of commits.
sioncrs instead Of Fremont.
A debate sprung up in which Meszrs,
Benton Underwood Niles, Phelps, Crit.
tenden, Allen. Butler, Gass, and Badger
participated
On motion. the Senate went INTO exec.
utiye session and then adjourned
In the house, Il message was received
from the President communicating the
correspondence OF Gen. Scott and Mr..
Marcy.
Mr.. Burt chairman Of the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported a bin providing
for the repeal OF tin law giving the Pres.
lden, the Discretionary power al the Ter,
mnalinn Of the war OF retaining ths old
ofsrW generl-in the aa4y.
Nj Houston vi Alabama opposed the
bill.
Messrs Holmes. Stauntou, iurti and
Rotts supported the bill
Mr. Mckay offered an amendment to
the bill which was decided IN the mega.
tive by yeas aud nays.
MG Mclean moved TO lay the subject
on tue table which was decided IN the
negative by yru- and mays
The llouze then adjourned.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

The Union learns that the Viscountcss
D. kalb d'Absac has deposited with the
American consul at Paris, fine and
cmur portrait OF her grandfather Major
General mon De kalb, TO be presented
10 Congress, Il viii be- forwarded TO
New York in one OF the llayrc packets
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

The Indianapolis Sentinel says that
Mr.. Tsi-t pokcs his nose 'evcrywhere-
We don't suppose he ever pokcd b be-.
tween a gcuilcman's thumb finger, as
Chapman did his.-L0u. JOur
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

When n Kentucky Judge, some year.
since, was asked by on attorney upon
some strange ruling as that law, your
hnnor!' he repIied-"b' the curt aad'er.
adu Aersc,G anil ucth0k dedo, Ha,e"
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

MIonioAS CoMuERcg The Detroit ldrriissr
states that amlon barrels Of flour, and neartwo
million buihes Of wbea, were exported from that
State last ear, besides one million pounds Of wool
end olhti products
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
INV Llnlmrnt.

Warranted 10 cure the Piiss, Long experiences
has established beyond controversy the sIngular
efficacy oi this Lumeni IN lhe cure Of thai pro.
yaleni and painful complaint, the Prs Such
vast numbers have been cured BY the use OF u.
and NO extensively "a the article known that ltils
need be said by wuy oi introducing Il to the notice
sf the public. Jasl received and laf sale by
DR T. T. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Paul Tulane & Co.,
S9J Reward.

RANAWAi from the subscriber
tssA on The night VI the IA inst, Ne.
Ael1 gro Min named Flriiag, aged
-fn ahonl - ye.rs, of tark copper
XXX color, And absut five feet righi
inches n height, well dressed aud
I'D has variety o. el1ihing with
him On his neck Il large scar, which has The
Appearance OF a bum. ilc Is slow Of speech bot
b. quite Intelligent. can read and write very well,
inl will pr baby have pass, or Iren papefs with
hm, aud W.U, no doubt, end-ayof 10 g,, TO Che
Afsansas % Mi-,..ipp nyers, us he has been on
STEAMBOATS, as conk, sc. THIS boy ran away
from h.s former master, Samuel Taylor, who o..
sldrd near Pine Blui, All, aud was out some
three yrar', aud passed himself of us ifco man.
calling himself John.
Said negio took with him darn bay hnre, sad.
dIe, brdic, and large red blanket The honc
has iins appearance; h abou, u hands high. Z
Year. old, and has star In Dis fofhead The
above reward will be paid for the apprehension aud
delivery Of the boy and hofse to ihe undefs gncd,
and oil reasonable charge. will b. pad.
GEoRGEo BRITT
Washington. Ark. Nay "a, lsis
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

ANrnlc,S SarAnroN Is rur MEurItHaNrlS
The New York iisB.d says 1--WE understand
lhht petition hi. h-ens snita ihs government At
Washington, requesting that q large addition be-
made 10 our naval Iofrr in tho Mediterranean, f,f
ihs pufpsc OF pmlsrtIng uur commercial interest,
n thai quhritf such addition hsiug deemed nee.
.aar,. 100 consequence 'l HE rcyo'Tioulfy sysnn
that bayc rc.ullA iakeu place Ia Europe"
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

William Smith was the name assumed
by Louis Philippe when he ran away
the name OF the Governor OF Virginia
The Richmond Republican says, that the
name chosen was Inappropriate, Tor what
ever be- the faults OF Gov Bill smith, hc
never yet raa dicay from good Office.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
.N'OTECE.

TNNliE entire sock Of meichundisc belonging 10
4 the firm Of :, johnson q Go. is now OF.
rcd iur sale at cost Tor cash ia hand aud for
cash only, 10 oiost The concern
&. w. SHOWER,
Surviving partner
2 SAN persons indebted to said firm will
find il o. their advantage 10 call aud settle their
indabisdn,ss without delay, otherwise they will
hear from Irr at court g.. ". ;.
Fulon, Msy "a, isis.2]
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

SroIfN,-fhe head of St. Andrew, in
the church of st. Peters Rome contain.
ing Jewels worth thirty thousand crowns,
has been stolen.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

1t Is said that all the members Of the
French provisional government have to
appearance grown ten years older, during
thomonth they have been in power kol'
lin line black hair has become gray, La
maHinc and Pages spit blood, flocan hu
been at the point OF death, &c.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

SrorriGE or Nnd,S-on the 3Oth ul., there
was no falof satcr t Niagara People actually
drove nearly across the channel Of tho rapids. An
immense dam ofiee, at LOckpor, pfercal,d the
lake water Asusual.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

A new saddle has been invented In
Philadelphia, upon which a person may
ride horseback with as much ease rs
though he was seated upon a spring scat
.oia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
SI5 RcMnrd.

RANAWAY from the subscriber
II about the lG Of February. a Ncgfd
Ssik&y Maa named Wilson, aged about at
vutfN years, feet or b inches high,
~ speaks very quick when queslion,i )
sssaAsz-Ho copper colorrd, has a scar over bis
len cye and j. very active fellow. ilink he y
lurking about The Colony, In SEWER county, where
he has wife will puy Tho abssr reward loi
him Il taken In the State and all expenses u de-
liyeted to me, and $50 II taken out " tho State
and secured in Jail 70 can get him
l"' R.T COOK
Little Missouri RIVER Clark CO.. Afk
April IS, lsis.20.iw
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
NEW ORLEAss
E,O0A DEPOSITORY,
No. 49 CAMP STREET

CONSTANTLY on hand. al the above e,iab.
Y lshmtul. general assortment n Books -
r,,fy a,s,f pi,un, anI particularly school Boois,
such is afe mostly used 10 ths south and south.
west AI.o. MsdiaIl aud Mrrfliols0us Ba1Ls,
embracing ,l- be-, standard auibon, aS well is
hif publication, ui every hind. County mrr
cianis aud teachers w,il lpd al al Times as above
,hr br.t assorted sock Of every Mud Of school
requisites Do, ihr southern county, B'aHk Books
nuI Stationary o! al kinds, sunble Tor country
lfair at ihr l8nsd pridcH
IS NuODALL, Bookseller aud Stalionef,
2g.Gm. Ne, 20 Camp street.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

Rev. Dr. Clamp, Of New Orleans, recently preach
ed sermon upon "llell' He Interpretation Of The
scriptures not being exactly orthodox, with regard
70 ,is point Rrv. A Campbell S replying on be-
hslf o. "hfmr,ent
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17

The most important items OF news re-
cciycd by the steamer is the annoccmcnt
hy the London Times that there will hc a
revolution IN the United States, and am
overthrow OF the present political system,
within five years, Dotell,
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
W ALL -PAPERS.

''' ." Nah'p hitel, new uflchhss
ME advertiser has alway. on haad u well
4 assorlcd stock ui
FRENCH PAPER -HiNGIYGS.
with suitable BoRDEEisgs i5f saeh--anong which
are
Gold aud Velvet Paper and Borden;
Gold Papsrs and Bufdcfs
sernc Papers, double aud single width,
Bed Top Papers aud Botlep, do;
satin. unglazrdr aud Common raper.;
Window Papers, J feet Wids;
Figured sefsen faprn aud Borders;
which ne Is selling a, Iaw as French Papers eau
Be sold IA New Orleans lle has alsn American
fafgasi which he oaan lolstf than they can be
purchased c'seEberrl
Call in--leafn prices and buy II they suit you;
II not, there is nothing charged for q show
IJ-fap-H hung to afirr, aud warranted to stick
JOSEPH EffER, 20 Camp 81.
may ln.22
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
R-44gBaJasn 40.

~ 80 different patterns Of the
kNSssST celebrated Eagle, sward, Self.
.zss=zasSs-zzz. sharpening. double MauII.
Hasfd. sub.sal aud Cnluruinr Paughl Tie
improved Slouf Hal aud Cafey. Of al szss.
A. compete assaameHi Of culligaiofs, here
powers gram mills, 10th steel aud bair slauu at
81 pre- irom - to $500 corn aad cob cruaiers.
1hfr,asIs, ian mIs, slf4w eulIers. afaIn cradles.
sGoyels. axes, laH0Hs, Horticultural implements.
etc, lasna Vista liilles, a.sd by tie fItsi NJ.
s.sslpn Regiment, vii carry hall ounce bal $50
Yards wilh elect eaflrn SEEDS Of the seasons
growth, aud a ehoins collection Of fruit trees,
fertilizers, guaaa. roek salt aud pI.sitr of paris.
imsfussd implements 81 The newest patterns and
bs-i kinds al al limss on hand aud lor sale at
shglesaIs aud retail.
Il l. ALLEN, IS Camp street.
-. N.@ OfeaaE
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
lpl y.
SENArE

The Senate to-day ordered 100 copie,
OF Hickey edition Of the constitution OF
the l. ;, 10 be- presented 10 Mr. NaIi.
mere, IN the name OF the Senate.
Mf Clayton offered resolution seek.
ing information about the public amafies
Nj fadgef's resolution ta purchase
the portrait Of Mf llrowa. OF Gen. lay.
lof, after suudfy amendments being adopt.
Cd, waz laid on the table
The California elaims bill was taken
up aud discussed, when. on motion. the
Senate adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The correspondence oi General scott
DC, va taken uP.
Mr Ghngham charged that Lieut. Mar,
ey had been a,ing Mr Henley for the pur,
posc oipalming od uponthe llou=e aud the
country a deliberate iulsHhood. by deny
m the suppression Of any oi zen. Scott
leilefz, Whiah has uow been produced
BY the resolution al the House. aud cal.
Rug Tor the same. lie ussaiIed Marcy
and defended Gen. Scott During the
debate. the administration was charged
with being afraid 10 trust the House with
the above letter., or their contents, yet
ni the same time, these lItirr., or their
contents. had been transmitted TO General
Pillow, TO be- used ia the touT. nl Inquiry.
Mr. Stcph us moved that ali lh' war
correspondence be printed toEllh 6, aud
10000 copies be ordered Tor thr House.
Which motion was adopted and the
House Adjourned.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
DR. wIsTAB's BAL-Asi or WILD
CHERRY,

For the cure oi consumption, bronchitis, coughs,
colds, iniluenIas h.reding Of the lungs, usihma,
liver complaints, dfieally Of breathing. pam ia
the breast aud side, &c. A few d1z just received
and for sac by
DR. RI WILLIAMS
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
pea.e,. IIorehonnl Candy.

For clearing the voice and reraging coughs,
ood,, hoansnsss, imitation Of the throat, asthma.
whoopng cough, &e. Just received and Tor sals
by DIR X. +. WILLIAMS
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Ap,l 2s
SENAT,


The Senate Was called 10 order by the
Vice President, and proceeded toihs con.
sldrmtiou ol the morning business
The Vice Prc,ii iiynt laid before the
Senate a communication In regard TO the
Land Odhcc permit. issued under the Flor.
ida armed occupation act.
A bill tor paying the State Of Alabama
interest on advances made to the g0vcm'
mcnt, wa, considered aud laid over.
Mr. johnson OF Maryland. submitted a
resolution asking the President 10 inform
the Senate whether there were any oti-
Gers ia the service whose names hnd not
been submitted tothr Senate. Laid over
Nj Cas- moved to take up the CalIior.
mia Claims bill, which was agreed TO-
After the discussion OF Mr. Masons
amendment it was rejected, aud the bill
then passed,
The House was engaged altogether IN
the consideration OF private bills.
april 81
The Senate was not In session to-day.
MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
In the House to-day "a Message from
the President WIS read concerning luco.
tau. IOnr correspondent neglected 10
state the nature ot the message. c.-Ep
Without lransnctlug any further nnt.
ness, an adjournment took place, on oc'
count Of the illness Of Senator Ashley
My /,
SENATE.
Ate o'clock to-day the Senate was
called to order By the Vice President
when an appropriate prayer was addre'scd
to the throne ol grace by the Rev Mr. sll-
cer
Major Borland announced IN feeling
and appropriate manner the death OF Hon,
Senator Ashley. one Of the Senators from
Arkansas. lie spoke OF his private char.
actcr IN the highest terms OF eulogy
Mr.. Brceso followed ina few well.llmcd
remarks. when the usual resolution were
adopted. and committee appontcdGt
make the proper arrangements tor the iu'
neral tomorrow. ..-......
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr. Nmlon moved to suspend the rules
in order that hc might take up Mr. Hop.
per's resolutions 6xny2 day for the 60, con
sidcralion Of the APPROPRIATION Wills The
vote was taken by yeas and nays when
the resolution was declared to be- adopted.
A message was received from the SEN
ate, announcing the death Of the Hon.
Chester Ashley, when Mr.. X. W. John
son, Of Arkansas, pronounced an eulogy
on the deceased, and offered a series OF
resolutions, which were seconded by Mr.,
White, with a few feeling remarks, when
they were adopted.
The House thoreurop adjourned
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES,
NO, 20 CAMP STREET,

No, 20 CANT STREET
Nt9s trlraua.
'lls suhseHb-f has On hand lafsu aud grn-
sfal sssefinsut Of almaai every article in
lhe Upholstery Suy. which. On aeeauut Of the
4dgaaerd stats oi the ssasou, he oefs al WY low
pHc-s Amang The Goods en- baud, he would
eaunsfaie
CURTAIN STrFFs.
SHk, worsied, aud collon Damasks, ,F,tas4 ana
LaRItha
bphnsl sud muslln white curtains;
plan sua Gsursd mns.ius, sc
CORNlGE, POLES, BANDS. DC;
" o0dru. hfiss aai ssly-i eorlies;
hfa.. aul vuoisn poles;
-'sa' p.' acorn" polka" "arm," and variety
oi other caH.iu bands aud pms
TRANSPARENT WINDOW. SHADES
The s,ork of this article !. a. lull, and or as
handronr pliirfus, a. eau BE- found any whrir--
among which, arr scripture, Chinese, and other
.rsurs, large GoIbIc. sc.
MuSQUiTO BARS AND MEETINGS:
English halinsli muslin. linen musluiio bars aai
nyitus. u great saurly ald quantity
FEATHERS. CuRLED HAIR, Sc.
Feathers iu lots Of from pound 10 100 pounds
ana cured hair " various qualities
Together ~ ia naiiHg, oil cloth. earpels, rug,
mats. if5r oil cloths, wall Paper, "a large aud
handsome hssormrni cords aud lassrs. fringe,
smrs. frr board papsr; cotton, wonird. linen.
aui .Ik bordering, and bindings; haif cloth win.
duw papsn, ready made hair or lnoss mattresses,
bed iuIuiufr, nc, Ac.
IFGalyan'frd sprng mattresses made 10 order,
tnd Upholstery woik executed with despatch.
JOSEPH ETrER
may lO.9!
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Dr. Fahnestoek's Celebrated yormifirc,

A safe and most slTsciual remedy in oil cases
VI Worms For sale at the drug store Of
DR. r. r. WILLIAMS.
May n. 1883
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-17
Jaynr's Asue Pllle.

4 positive cure for fever and sru-. ehills aud
fever, Intermittent fever, sc. These pills arc
warranted io curo lever and aglr, aud when the
dITccioai ate followed and q cure Is not effected,
the money will b. returned
lJ'Au The above preparations are prepared only
by DA D. J,rNr, Wholesale Druggist and Chemist
No. { South lhrd Street, Philadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-29

RE.L E.rAre IN CsLlroRSIA-A let.
ter published in the New York Express
says
: .Scms Of The new comen have taken
from the Alealde. (Collon,l town lots oil 81
varas square, one hundred aud liily lcet, al
sis. the deed being void II there is no
house on il within twelve months, and
within the year sold them lor 5000 or
ssnO. Loi. IN San Francisco. Of 80 vafas,
granted By the alealde In 1914, ior SIS.
are now worth sl00. the building TO save
the lo,. being worth $50 or lou; water lots.
of so varas. that could have been Obtained
Of the Governor Of California, up TO July,
46. by asking for ii and paying ~ or 81
for the stamp paper, sold in July Of this
year, Tor $1,000 Al auction. The Alcalde
ol San Francisco, on the bay of San Fran.
cisco. by public sale, last July, sold 900
water lots. each a. feet by 1873, from $50
to 500; a lew sold for less, some even
higher. Lots near the beach, 10 Monte
rey, worth. the day before Commodore
Sloat hoisled our aas in that town, $500.
have since been quarlefed and the quar-.
Iers sold at ihs, price. Ranches worth in
June, 1916, $500 league Of nine miles.
in June. lsa7. sold al that sum the single
mile. You may suppose, in this case, for
those who are 10 come, there will neither
he cheap farms nor town lots Such is
mol the case; places that are now Too lar
of to think ni, will, when the all powerful
steamer spouis in California, be higher a
market than some farmers now are, whu
srnd their hrsvy clumsy carts. only ten or
fifteen leagues 10 town. Places lha, are
nav one thousand or Two ihausand dollars
a league, that at present no one dreams Of,
will ere long he laid of in towns, selling
heir 80 vara house lots al Sl0O 10 $1,000
each"