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PR4cT1GSS8TT Ra ! NGAt
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Jewe Silver Pocket 6uefy Ga PENS specace
Our personal attention. aRa Ean'B Be deeded to
FINE WAroHr cloeEs and lsdJ JHWI ssy
which shall perform satisfactorily orno charge. my2tf
FINE rAfEp Vale 5Ew g5Ip pE EyH e. AND
NELSON A. YOUNG, No. 8 Camp street, r-q
~ would r. respectfully invite he attention Of his A
s0''msn' nns E ERE5is sn1 W VIZ S'
Silver Gases Of the most approved Patterns Patterns
s5gs a,se%so Of
and If FoS CHg Wa sf bboas
spf b. he Saey
GsDy e5Rft sRe rlan Gold FINGER
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every dessrpon Ladies' Fine sSe plated Sheffield H
1 od Fsn s as a 1s;
Holders, Fine Cutlery and Fancy Goods which he offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms
Pieces Or JeweIy woud do well to cali and examine his
eZ Particular attention given to REPAIRING Clocks
and Watches at short notice by the most sku wokmento
sY Every description of Jewelry made and repaired to
order. me5lm
REM wal WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
RE REL respectfully informs his tInds and the public
+ k z New sra sS94@G 81 es ssss x6sie
establishment He has spared neither pains nor expense to
he aR %R
OF encouragent As heretofore he will constantly have
a$f ;s s5E$ u 5$ Etia isfs3f g
and Chains, Silver and Plated Ware, China Chrysta and
e AND Di nd
yapaned Goods fine Pocket and Toilet Cutlery Dirks and
plstos Gholce Penmery and variety of other articles
All OF which he determined to sell at the moderate
prices APPS LIT
ooPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
~ THEUNDERSIGNED have this
w MA as5Sflassd 5E !esTis1ss5 B i shs
= ESs under the style and firm of KNOWLES
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faction.
WE have in and will ssP f.. hand
ma III S ssW veil l. Silver sly Ware Cod Pens
and fully warranted. Please call. 2, KNOWLES.
DwAkBBA AIoqHTT EEk SEw S Gas YET ETY. Would
~ fully invite the attention of his friends and the -
public to his fine and well selected stock of .JEW. AA
proved il eod sas silsef HDntns -
and cases. Silver Ware of every descriptions
Spoons, ForkssLad1es, Casters Cups. Pitchers Toast.
great variety of Jswelry, Cutlery, Rich Fancy Goods,
- w. PIANO ToRTEs.
ess Nunns Fischer snd Ga Hs
aGSo s Ia sew ,pp sE1s Of their
Attachment and Iye Taneabe Resds
Please call and examine ap6 If
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To PLANTERS, MERCHANTS, DRAYMEN ana
DAGU ERR EOTYPE.
ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS,

ELECTRO-MAGNETIC PORTRAITS.
UY the application OF the above mysterious agent to d.
gueHectype Ga discovery OF the subscribers the under
signed Is enabled to produce PORTRAITS OF the most
superior KIND IN SINGLE sECoND-catching the precise
expression instantly, and fixing it indeiiby upon the silver
plate G Those who wish to retain in their families good
Price Rooms, of Canal and Chartres sts-Entrance
No. Chartres street [my3 Iyl w. II. HUTCHINGS.
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gIr Tnr, EW
The Pat have used taking off two crops Of sugar
them I'M uate Bars invented by Mr. VIM Ferre and find
bas in NO. from their surface the ordinary
ion t nasmueh they WILL from their peculiar forma
mis- ~ W Times as long. Respectfully,
--lo ON G w CAMPREI l.
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AID FOR YUcATAN.--An extra, which the Geor-
gia Telegraph politely sends us, with the Americas
news, contains the following additional paragraph,
under date of May I'd: President Polk has sent
a message to Congress recommending the sending
force to protect the people of Iucatan against
the Indians
ADDRESS OF john VAN BUREN-A convention
of the democrats of Columbia county, was held in
the city of Hudson, the 2st of April. John Van
Buren,, the noted champion and leader of the barn
burners, was present by invitation, and delivered
long address. He denounced the old hunkers in
the most unmeasured terms, and repudiated all
Cancellation or connection with them-even deny
ing them to be democrats. The introduction of
slavery into free territory is deprecated in the adj
dress, and the Utica Convention claimed to be the
only representative and exponent of the wishes and
feelings of the New York democracy.
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GAMMAA@ES,

NEW CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
1883 Carondetet st. detDeem GraUier and Union SIS.
CAB $a::t:sssss t. sfs'
Es sSg Pgsm SSss # all the branches AIKEN
CARR AGES!-,oARRIAGEs!
EASTERRNp PRlGEs at the Commission CAR
ss fzsHSsS$fE S%k%
a h5 s k Ss syW I2T t5f GS
market Customers invited g ca and themselves
mh5 Sm II. 8. SMITH, 66 st. Charles ST.
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
Nos 81 and 50 a GoHem sss Setse st. Charles stree
MARSH D fGa 1tfs e. 5e1G Successors to RALPH
W. e asss ss e 6
weekly By the New York Packets fresh Supplies iom their
ma ma in Ss% Jee e p 59 s & Il tins aTgs
ie most improved styles and patterns for city and country
For prices and quality purchases are particularly in
' S Sa and HaHS y DESMAN CO.
CARRIAGE MANDATORY.
HE Patronage that has been extended SO very ber
ally the b5 last ssoasS ,b s ls, in GO%
"Sps s6S egdns efP1y is
We have of the largest Shops southern
Country, and prepared with good Northern workmen,
aaa the best Of materials 10 build style Of Carriage to
order, and guarantee them two used In the country
We are also better prepared than before for repairing
Caage and restore them almost their original beauty
Gnd durability, although apparently out and useless.
Wewl pay freight on carriages sent to repair We will
also, keep on hand assortment of New and SECOND
CARRIAGES which will be sold low. Old CARRIAGES
taken in trade for New We invite the attention of
those wanting New Carriages their old repaired
call at Mandatory and Repository and Judge for them
selves, at the corner Of GR.4YI and CIR ONDELET
Streets next door TO the Office OF the Commercial Water
Works, rear Of the 1T. Charles Hotel, New Orleans.
mh5 3m MATTHEW'S & DENMAN
To PLANTERS MERCHANTS, DRAYMEN and
STEVEDORES.
THE undersigned has hand, and Is constantly recev.
1 ing, general assortment of Philadelphia -
manufactured Wheelwnght work, such as SS6A
KAG0ES, CARTS, DR4YS, Extra -(XH8N
Wheels, pgSH C.dRTS, B.4RROWS, EzaSsz6
mas and by the best workmen, the reasonable
terms VIM TTTTERTON
mhN tlstJe corner of Lafayette and Magazine sts
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o. A personal difficulty between Messrs. Feath
erston and Tompkins, of Miss, has been satisfacto
ry adjusted, the latter discaiming any purpose te
insult or nure the former in speech lately deliv
cred in the House of Representatives.
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MosT HORRIBLE "A most shocking and fatal
accident occurred at Lowell on the evening OF the
25th ult. A runaway horse, with the fore wheels
of wagon attached, knocked down young lady
who was crossing the street at the time, and her
clothes becoming eftangled in the wheels, she was
dragged some thirty or forty rods to the stable, her
head and shoulders upon the ground, and most
shockingly mangled She breathed but few
seconds after.
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nz- Twice as much money is spent in Great Brl'
tain for alcoholic drinks, as for bread,
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OFFICE UNION TOWBOAT Co. April 81 1S4S
ENROM and after this date, the following regulations will
be in force in regard to assistance Of vessels the
" Bar viz An assisting boat will be furnished, either
inward outward, whenever may be thought necessary
by agent of this Lne and charge will be made for
drawing Is feet and less than IT, half will be charged
and all 10 will be charged full rates; This regulation
when they loaded by the head the draft will be taken
from the stem. All vessels that have paid for assist
ing boat inward will be transported free of charge
provided she moved of the limits of the Cooperation
10 the shipyards
ap17 I'm JUNIUS BEEBE Manager
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WINDOW GLASS.
ID ECEIVING per Rob Burtin
II 11SS boxes Sx10 to Mx32.
200 do in store 6xS to 32x46.
50 do of fine English Crown Glass C.
2N do fine sheet A and B.
$50 light of English Plate.
1000 do Double Thick.
1850 do Red, Blue, Green, White and Yellow Glass,
for sale at manufacturers prices, by
apis 4. CLANNON 46 Canal st.
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Guizot, in haste to cut and run,
A lackey's livery has put on:
But whosOever calls Disguise,
In him the laekey's liyery-lies !
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STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
VA Il can take on storage floor second story in
w dry and dark place l5,OO0 bags. Also, in another
store from ~ 900 to 10000 bags Merchants having coffee
to store will find to their advantage call and examine our
warehouses EMERSON, TOURNE q 90
apo 1913 Tchouptouias street
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SA9MERseesEENs,

FRESH GARDEN, FARM and FLOWER SEEDS.
vHE subscriber has hand fresh and well selected
l. stock of GARDEN SEEDS, all warranted Gfna
fresh and genuine Planters furnished with boxes sED
containing well assorted variety OF Garden Seeds. NA
at from So to $40 per box ug1SA@
V Country Merchants supplied with Seed by the dozen
or hundred papers, for retailing.
Market Gardens supplied seed by the pound bushe at
moderate prices. d. MAUPAY Scotsman and Florist
mhlO 5m No. % Camp street.
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..~,cv for Claims at WashinSton.
.yrns DE SEEDING, Notary PUBLIC, convey

VS. DE SIlIlDiNG, NOttIy ~, s,.,s,,l
(,HAh aoent No H. Todd's Buildings, fennsyl'
c. os h an set of the sae
rosecuuo or before any boar, OF
re or may be appointed for the nroeung pensions
s,vuon or any other service; bounty or
F... ,,ies or those arising under coh.rae'S' '
buying and selling real estate, &c s accounts of
Particular attention paid TO the ~ nconvenent to give
their personal attendance. . notary public he is pre-
red 10 furnish legazed copies OF any document VI
Raper that may be required ..u,,,ated bv the amoun,
J Charges wilt be moderate, and reguiat1o Wy viz
,;ned and the extent of service Iequireu Of,
Communications (post paid VIII receive ni''''
|tenion. -of,r IN ,ba Navy Department AND
ne n hn,e,n, connected with it, comptrosrs ana au
dto offices ofhe Treasury Department ana n s Ho
;" and pursers in the navy and also TO ~ yo 10
captain oston: Barnard Henry, esq.,, PhadelPhla; nev
s ai Tusn chaplain of the Senate ann,
s ,s Foda Hon b isnsUss Wm
Pa. New York T. Collins Lee, esq BALTIMORE Md;
Reardon esq Norfolk Va f N 0rsaoo: Hs1
New Haven H NashyilIe Tenn May l6-ly
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BY the President of the United States.

TN pursuance of law, /, JAMES K POLK, President Of
make known that public sales will be held the under
mentioned land offices Wisconsin, the periods here
Al The land office at "FALLs OF ST. CROIX RIVER, y
commencing Monday the fourteenth day OF Angus,
next the disposal of the public lands within the under
mentioned townships and fractional townships viz;
North of the base line, and ces Of the fourth principal msrl-
Townships twenty. ive and twenty-six, of ge
Townships twenty five, twentysx, and twenty seven OF
range two r. - .o,,
Townships twenty-eght, twenty nine, thirty, and thirty
Township thirty and fractional townships thirtyone and
thirty two, of range nineteen.
ships lhirty-one and thrty-two, OF range twenty
AZ the same place, commencing on Monday the twenty
eighth day OF August next for the disposal OF The public
townships, TO wits
North of the bax line and vest of the fourth principal me
Fractional townships wenty-six and wentyseven, and
townships tweny-eght twentynne thirty, thryone, and
thirty.two, of range twenty one
Fractional townships twenty-sx, twenty-seven, and
tweny-eght and townships twenty-n ne thirty thirty
fractional townships twenty eigt and twenty-nne, and
townships thirty and hirty-o OF range twenty three
Fractional townships twenty-nine, thirty, and hlry-one
of range twenty-four.
At the land office at GREEN BAY, commencing on Mon
day the twenyr day of august next for the disposal of
the public lands situated within the
shp s and fractional townships, VIZ;
North Of the base line, and sa: Of the fourth principal me
Townships thiry-five, thry-sx. and thrty-seven and
fractional township hirly-eight, of range twenty:
fractional townships thirty thrty-sx, thirty seven
and hiry-eight, of range twenty-one
Fractional townships thirty fve, thrtysx, thryseven,
and thry-eght, of range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools, mill
tay other purposes, will be excluded from the sales
The offering Of the above mentioned lands will be COM
menced the DAYS appointed and proceed in the order in
which they advertised, with all convenient despaIch
until the whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
closed But no sale shall be kept open longer Than
weeks and private entry Of any OF the lands will be ad
nted until after the pira,ioh Of the two weeks
Given under my hand, the city Of Washington, this
eighth day OF May ammo Domin one thousand eight hum
tred and forty-eiYhl.
BY tile President: JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Com ,issionsr of the General Land Office.
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFics,
June L. 1919.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFricE,
t Harr ai June 1, 1913.
ITO persons interested In business at the Patent
Once The undersigned hereby gives noiicc, thar ~
conformity the OF Congress- approved May ZI io+o
all applications for the OF patents must be he IN
the Patent Office in to enabe the undersigned 10
give 90 days notice thereof in the public newspapers IN
which such notices usually advertised ag "a.
Also, that by the he is required to charge the
following fees for recording assignments grants convey
ances, licenses, powers OF attorney NC, IN the Paeh,
Office, viz
For recording assignments, &c. not exceeding
300 words one dollar
For re cording assignments, &c, conta lining over
900 and not exceeding 1000 words two dollars.
For recording assignments, Xc., containing over A .
iOtND words three dollars.
ohieh fees Il. all cases, be paid in adparce.
Also hereafter application for patent for an
invention which has been patented in foreign country
WIN be taken for examination in this office, until snti
cent evidence shall have been furnished that the specica
uon has been filed, and the patent compleed IN such
oreBn country IN which may have been patented seal
ing patent IN oregn country viii not hereafter, give
e paentee amy preference in the order Of examination In
This Office EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner OF Patents.
me ouowng papers requested to insert the notice
ABOVE once week tor three weeks and forward their bills
70 Tor payment, Wis lnelgencer, and National
Demokrat, Washington; Republican and Angus Balti-
more Pennsylvanan Phladep hia True Sun, and San,
new YORK Post aud Times, Boston; Union, Gazette
portsmouth, ~ al Argus, Portland, Me; Argus, Albany,
ro' rlttsburg; Statesman Columbus, Ohio; Enquirer,
ICincinnati; and Union, st Louis June 2-lawsw
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Notice to Pre-emption Claimants.

Every person entitled the right Of presumption any
of the lands within the townships and fractional townships
above enumerated is required establish the to the
of the register and receiver of the proper land Of
fce and make payment therefor as soon as after
this notice. before the day appointed for the
mencement the public sale of the lands embracing the
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Sal. water Bathing at P,"oy P.,nt, Md.

THE POTOMAC PAVILION, at this delightful water
i ingplace will be open usual for the reception and
OF visters, the 18th Of June. Pney-
Point is situated the mouth OF the Potomac
u,anding noble aud picturesque View OF the Chesa
peake Bay is easy of being about hundred
miles the cities OF Baltimore aud Washington. The
bathing this place is at all tunes perfectly safe, there
undercurrsnt and the invalid and Others can enjoy
sr bathing with the greatest security The bathing houses
nave been put complete order and will be,we attended
To Invalid, there is place that can present many
attractions tie promotion OF health tor
lea and constant and regular breeze
the mir ali times perfectly pure and elastic.
An excellent cotion band will be attendance all the
season. number OF new and safe fishing aud sailing
boats have been provided. ,g
Board per month $W w
90 week 800
' " day eUa.c. 50
Children and servants half price
The steamer Columbia will leave Washington for Pney
Point every Wednesday at a. returning, will leave
he Point on Sunday at q n, m
The steamer Osceoa leaves Washington for the Point
,very Sunday H. m and Thursday at a. return
mn will leave on Wednesday and Saturday morning.
A. w KlRKWOOD,} p-o-;.,.r,
f. l.. KELLER, '"p''e'o
June Observation-Disclosures
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Lives insured 100
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAML. HANNAy, Secretary.
CHARLES De SLIDING No. IL Todd's Buildings
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent
w. P. JOHNSTON, M. d., opposite City Post Office,
7th street, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
OF the company be obtained application ut the
agents office
June 6-Iaw4w NAT Intl
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THE GEORGIAN ERA-being memoirs Of the eminent
persons who tounshed in Great Britain since the
sion of George trs,ncuding the royal family
die Preenders and their adherents, statesmen, politicians
authors, science, philosophers travellers, artists the
bar army the navy the medical professon the Stage
kc,; complete in volumes, London. received by
June II f. TAYLOR.
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rTNHE Son OF tho wilderness, a Dramatic Frena, In
five nets, translated from the German oil hahn, by
Charles Edward author Of New York, vol, 80 cenl:
June rs f. TAYLOR.
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MFRS. BETTS's sUpPORTERs.-These invaluable
Nl supporters are for sale by McCLERY u CLEMENTS,
druggists llh and Pennsylvania avenue OF
whom the genuine only be obtained The value OF
this instrument well known to the medical faculty and
ladies' require heightened statement as they have been
in many years. aodng the greatest relief apd com
Tort Testimonials and books, gratis be obtained
above from some of the eminent physicians OF the
United States. Price of the fine supporters, SS; COM
mon, IS.
CAuTIoN.-Be sure that each instrument contains
directions with her signature, none other gem
une Mrs SARAH BELTS,
Nav l4-law9w ii Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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MAT. Init


Notice to Creditors Republic Texas.
accordance with Of the legislature OF the State of
lexas TO provide for ascertanng the debt of the late
republic OF Texas approved Goth March, 1885, notice is
hereby gwen to all having claims demands for
money against the late republic of Texas to present the
same to he auditor and comptroller public accounts
or before the second Monday in November 1S9, they
will be postponed
The provisions of the aforesaid require the auditor
ana comptroller jointly receipt seals OF
nee Tor all claims presented, setting o,th par value
heeot at the time the accrued date and amount
mereof distinguishing between the different classes of
Claims IN the following manner; First audited or as
certaned claims, such stock bS,ds notes mill.
ond, all claims with sufficient evidences and vouchers 10
author re them to audit under the late republic of TEXAS
Third, such claims sufficiently authenticated Inv
vouchers. ~
roler jointly report the legislature, Tor final adjust
ntht, The whole amount and character Of the public debt
acertnned according the provisions OF the said act The
classification aud ratu OF payment recommended by them
TO be subject 10 the revision amendment and t,liicaton
OF the legislature. JOHN M. SWISHEK, Auditor
JAMES b SHAW ComptrrJler
Austin, Iexas, May 10, lSae. June i6 w6m
la vale de Paris-C. GAUTlER gives notice Il,
those who are desrons Of obtaining their preserves for
pricesi ''s
Preserves Theoretically sealed such as peaches straw
berries raspbeIies pine apples, pears ounces and cher
ries, VIII be sold at 80 per dozen quart bottles
Green Cages and apricois $40 per dozen quart bottles
Preserves in sugar.-Peachcs pears awberres rasn
berries, ounces limes and pine apples, Is cents pei
pound. ~
Cherries green cages and aprcos cents per pound
Brandy peaches al Is cents per pound.
May So-sfwEw2n Conner Penn avenue and ii st.
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May r.
Dist ibtion Of to tho officers and crews
orthe hon Homme Richard," and :" Alliance"
CIRCULAR.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
FIRST AuDIToR's OFFICE, May IL, l8iS
SrR The I'd section Of the of Congress, entitled San
act for the relief heirs of John Paul Jones'" approved
March g. 8tS provides Tor the payment o the legal rep
tile said John Paul jones' and the officers,
saen and marines Of the squadron under his command,
being United Satcs their representatives,
respective proportions Of the value, estimated by
Benjamin Franklin, of the three prizes captured by the
SQUADRON under the command of said JONES' and delivered
up Great Britain by Denmark in H79" NC.
In order obtain the money which may be found due to
the estate of deceased party, will be proper and
sary person entitled to take out letters
tesamenary of administration thereon where this has
not been previously done and to file certificate thereof
duly executed which shall recte that evidence pro-
duced Which satisfied the court who granted said letters
that the ntesate, with relation to whose estate
said letters ssued the person Of that name, who
was an officer, specifying his Iankseaman, marneon
board vessel of said squadron, designating the ship in
which he served; also, that he citizen of the United
States And further, when letters of administration shall
have been taken any other State, Territory, district
or county, that in which the party resided the time
his DEATH it should appear that they were so taken out
by the instance and request oil, the widow or next Of
kin the decedent for want thereof then by at the
instance Of creditor of his And If any officer
man, or marine, who served on board the Bon Homme
Richard rgate Alliance, be living he should submit
attorney evidence in writing that will satisfactorily prove
that he such officer, seaman, or marine And when
any party entitled shall wish act by Attorney he should
acknowledge the power that he may wish to CONFER be-
fore notary public other officer authorized lake the
acknowledge fdseds whose official character shall be
certified by clerk of the county, under the seal of his
office, or otherwise conformably to law.
Very respectfully -
First Auditor.