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r IsT OF RESERVOIRS IN THE SIEVE
IL RAJ WARDS FOR THE EXTINGUISH.
EMIT OF FIR ES.-Eeur in

il RAJ WARDS FOR THE EXTINGUISH.
MENT OF FlRES.-Four in First Ward, 1.-TWO
man holes in each, and located as follows:
lst At the corner of 2lst street west and street
north
I'd. Atth corner of 10th street west and street
north, south side of G.
Sd. AT the corner of 18th street west and street
NORTH north side OIL ~.
4th. At the corner of 10th street west and etree
north, south side of H.
Four in Second Ward, 1.-TWO man holes in each,)
located as follows:
1st. West side of 10th street west, in the space
formed by the intersection of Pennsylvania avenue
and D street north.
I'd. West side of 10th street west in the spa ce
formed by the intersection of New York avenue
and street north.
Sd. Southeast corner OF 18th street and G street
north.
4th West side of 18th street west, north of @
street north.
Five in Third Ward, (two man holes in each,)
ae follows 81.
LIST. At the northeast corner of 9th street west
and street north.
I'd. At the northwest corner of sth street west
and H street north. .r-
Sd. At a little west of the Northern Liberty En-
gne-house.
4th. AT the northeast corner of sth street west
and street north.
9Th. At the southeast corner Of 7th street west
and NJ street north.
Five in Fourth Ward, (two man holes in each.)
located as follows:
LIST. In front of the City Hall.
I'd. In front of the Bank of Washingt
Sd. In the alley or court in the rear Of jackson
Hall.
4th. At the northeast corner Of 9th street west
and G street north.
5th AT the northeast corner of 7th street west
and E street north ra
Two in Sixth Ward, (the first having one aud
the second two man holes,) located as follows;
lst. In the public space between 4th and 9Th
streets east on the south side of Virginia avenue.
| 3D. In the public space between 9th and 7th
streets east on the south side of Virginia
There is no reservoir in the Fifth or Seventh
Wards for the extnguishment Of fires.
GEO. w. HARNESS,
Comm'r of Imp'ts for LIST and I'd Wards.
FRAS. b. LORD,
Commr of Imp'ts for Sd and 4th Wards,
II. VAN WICK,
Comnl'r oflmp'ts for 9Th and 9th Wards.
HENRY D. 6 UNNELL,
Mar Is Commr of Impts for 7th Ward.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
South Carolina.


DROP OSALS for carrying the mails Of the uni
ted States from July l, 1858, to July 30, 1866,
inclusive, on the following route in the State Of
South Carolina, will be received at the Contract
Office ofthe Poet Office Department, in the city of
Washington, until 9 m. of the 25th of April,
1853, to be decided on the 30th of April, 1858:
:, No 3246. From Yorkville by Hickory Grove
harmony, Boydton, Cherokee Iron Works, Coops
ersviie, Dratonsville. Limestone Spring, Tbckety
Fork, Moultrie, and Hurricane, 20 Spartanburg e.
Fl South Carolina, So miles and back three times
a week.
Leave Yorkville every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday at p m;
Arrive at Spartanburg C. H. next days by
m;
Leave Spartanburg c. H. every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at m;
Arrive at Yorkvie next days by a m.
For form of bid and instructions embracing
conditions to be incorporated in the contracts TO
the extent the Department may deem proper) see
general advertisement of mail routes, dated Feb
ruary 2, 1853. S. D. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, March 3, 1858.
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By the President.
john WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emptiop
to any of the lands within the townships and frac
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and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make
therefor soon practicable after seeing
Ibis notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited '.-a
1.1 JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Georgia Politics.


Inn late number. we announced the selection,
bv a party caucus, Of Ex-Governor Charles J.
Mcdonald a. the democratic candidate for the I.
:. Senate, in Georgia, to succeed MIR. Dawson.
To-day we have a report that the Leglsiatufe
have determined to postpone the election until
their next meeting. THIS result. which y said
to have produced great excitement was probably
effected BY combination of Union-democrai
and wings. Mr. Mcis. Is the representative Of
the ultra southern rights and secession sentiment
of the State, and a such cannot he acceptable To
the particular friends of GOV. Cobh,the late lead
err ofthe rnionists. Ii will be remembered that
he presided over the so-ealed southern Com
vention held in Nashville in ls5n. We
should be glad to see his election defeated,
because we believe that extremists and agtntors,
such a. he. do the sonth infinite deal more
harm than good.
About the time of these proceedings move
ment was made in the Legislature to consurc the
Administrative for its improper and unpreeedcnt-
cd interference in the State elections of New
York The Lower House refused Ia print the
resolutions by a vote of 90 70 go. The Senate
refused 10 lay the resolutions on the table by IA
vote Of As 10 10, and then ordered them 10 be
printed, yeas %, noes II. We annrA copy;
Resolved Sc. That. while approve the
sentiments and doctrines promulgated in the ln-
augurn Address of President PIERCE, we can
only regard his attempt to produce harmony IN
the National Democratic party, by inviting
known Freesoers to participate IL tho admins
tration of the Government, ms q compromise oi
principle, "a amnesty 10 factions that have for
years been nrrayed against the Union aud the
Constitution.
I'D. Tint these sentiments Of devotion tn the
Union and the Constitution carried President
Pierce into power, and that all efforts by his nd
ministration Ia force recognition Of Freesoilcrs
az sound aud true men, by placing thom IN 9th
oes of honor and profit are in direct opposition
to that great National sentiment and an outrage
upon the popular judgment
3D.. That the appointment of men 10 impor
tant offices who were prominent actors IN the
Freesoil movement at Buffalo in Isis is an in
suit to the people Of the South aud 10 the sound
and true men of the North.
18th. That we heartily smpathge with the Hon.
Daniel :. Dickinson. of New York. and his noble
associates in the effort 10 purge the National De-
moeratic party OF is ireesoil elements, and that
we hereby tender them our heartfelt gratitude
for their patriotic devotion 10 tia luon ard the
Constitution.
18th. That il is mexpedient and unjust for
Congress 10 appropriate money from the public
treasury 10 aid in constructing the great Rail
road now in contemplation, from the Mississippi
TO the Pacific or TO grant the public lnnds for
like purpose they being the property Of all
the States, old as we'll rs new. "
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Col MnDearInpn.

Our neighbor of the Republican, Is urging with
much zeal and ability the construction of the Or
ange and Alex'n Extension Justly maintaining
that it is of vital interest Ia Lynehburg. Enter
tanning this view, the Republican must be Of opin-
ion that no one who is hostile To the work is II
proper representative of Lynchburg in the Legis-
lature Its editor has lately come anongus, and
may not, therefore, be awure that this is the pc
stion Of our senator, Col. McDearmon. Last
winter, he voted against allowing simple char
ter to the Company vi course, next winter he
will vote against any appropriation of money
What has the Republican 10 say 10 and Of such u
representative
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

10 He Io'cyS of Campbell;
Since the time torhodng an election for Commissioner
Ut the Revenue in the East District of the county is fix
ed at sa early day as 10 render i'm ossble for
but iaw oil lie VOTERS in the district adopt thu
method Of announcing my self c,ndidat for that of
flee. % tide JNO. n. CLEMENT.
70 We are authorized to Announce WILLIAM c. Buzz
roS candidate ter the uice of Commits Toner OF
Revenue, for the Eu~tnn District Cnmpbell county
20 oil out he nnexnred term ri Robert o. Dos- r,si
ed. (noy 2lJSctlieA
q | am candidate for the Office Of COMMISSIONER
OF the Revenue, in the Eastern District Of thls county,
made vacant by The resignation of Capt o Dos
ny l6.cGt' STEPHEN s DTUGTD
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A correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot says
the Alexandria Gazette in letter from Washing
ton. gives the particulars of report in that city,
relative to the conduct of the President towards
Mr.. Amber, the late L. 5. Marshal of the Yves
tern District Of Virginia, 10 the effect that the
President deceived Mr. A., inducing him to re-
sign his situation, with the promise of again con
ferring the Office upon him, and then appointing
Mr.. Martin, the present incumbent. We do not
know the circumstances Of the case, at ALL nor the
reasons why Mr.. Amber resigned his office
but wefeel qaite sure there can be no foundation
IN truth, ter the report referred to, ard we are
satisfied that il must do great injustice TO the
President. The story is not probable on its face;
nor, though political opponent of the President,
do We Imagine for moment that he would act as
represented by this Washington rumor 1t is
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" = " ''''7' : ' VI Ut z VI "'t WI
1900 and i 900 Acres of Land

II is property IN every respect most valuable h.
i situated ON james River in the county If Ne,s
the mouth of Elk Creek, and near the Cannl and
proposed line ofRail Road between ChaIlo ltc,yils,
Lynchburg, and as Iron establishment is as VAIN
as any in Virglnia-the qua, titles OF Ore and Lines
being incxh4uslible, ofthe first quality. and mar
Furnace. The title to said Land is b'lir,ed to IL
iecty clear;as trustees however ,hai onl, co,c,
tit as slrsted in u. by the deed aforesaid
TERMS OF SALE One Two aud dire ,sa
bonds with good personal security and the land to
min as n security, also. until the whole puia
mnney is paid.
The public. md especially The creditor. IA
Montgomery, Montgomery 81 Brothers, md Finn
Montgomery. are desired to attend to this Notice
Messr-. a. Mrnduy and Corbin Jordan VITO y
ear lh' furm' will take plea sure in showing Ia
one desiring 10 purchase
STERLING CLAIBORE, }r
WIN. b. ROANE '''''
sep. 20-ctds
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OFFICIAL DEFAlcATIoN Al TRoy-R erirdl Of
the Ian Buren, principles and practices.-Under
caption the New ! ork Herald says We have
seen letters from Troy,n this State,and some cz-
tracts from them Misunderstanding that the Post
master ofthat city, distinguished politician Of
the Marcy aud Van Buren, schools there discot-
cred to be somewhat defaulter in his MONEY nj
fair, and the story is that the deficiency or dcta-
cation amounts to S50,000 or S60.000 already
The name of the Postmaster,wc helieye,is Bos-
worth who, we have learned, was highly respectu-
BILE man, engaged in some commercial operations.
He was taken up hs the Van Buren, party Of Troy
who made him first Alderman, and then Mayor Of
of the city and recently,by their influence with
the Spells Cabinet,at Washington,he was appoin-
ted Postmaster, These are the facts in this curl
Gus case, as far as they can be aseertaned with
accuracy. They present IA singular and attractive
illustration of the revival Of the Van Buren, par
ty, the Van Buren, policy, and the Van Buren,
practices in this State.
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RrpoRr UPON THE TARIrF.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Courier remarks:
"A large portion of the force of the Treasury De-
partment is employed in the preparation of ia
bles and other returns upon the Tariff. The Sc
cretary is causing statements to be made out
specifying the articles included under the head
of 'non-enumeratcd articles, paying ad yalorem
and specific duties. in the annual commercial
statement, for the purpose Of asoeranng what
portion of them may be transferred to the free
list. II is supposed that by thoroughly sitting
this list. which embraces class Of mportations
ranging from twenty to thirty millions of dollars,
and subject TO duty at rates varying from five to
forty per cent, the revenue may be reduced two
millions and half Of dollars per annum Not
withstanding the zeal and industry displayed in
this department, | apprehend thai the Report
upon the Tariff win not appear before the first of
January The estimates for the next fiscal wear
are complete The aggregate amount, exclusive
of disbursements on account of the public debt,
is said 10 be between thirty-three aud thirty five
millions Of dollars"
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The Baltimore correspondent %, the Washing
tom Star says that the highly important propo
-tion now before the extra session Of our City.
Council 10 guarantee the bonds OF tie Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad Company, in the shape of t,
loan, 10 the amount of FIVE millions of dollars, /
n subject of deep concern TO the citizens of Raj
timore. The money. if obtained is 10 be expcn
dcd in LAYING double track from Baltimore I'll
Piedmont, n small town about forty miles west O
Cumberland, and ut the head of the coal region
The road is greatly in wantof this improvement
II effected, il would enable the Company 10 piv,l
one track entirely to the transportation of con
and add immensely 10 the receipts. The opin
ion prevails very generally that the proposition
ofguaranteeing the loan will pass If so, stool
of the company must further advance. Should
fail however, there will be another trouble, and
it would not surprise me TO see the shares again
down to n low point. Spectators are wide a
wake and endcavoring to anticipate if possible
the action of the Councils. Those best posted
say it will certainly pass the first Branch, but,
are somewhat apprehensve of its fate in the see
ond,
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TRONW .RKS FOR SALE.

Il deed of trust executed 10 us on the 18Th #
ust, $40 by Alexander N. Montgomery and o,lc,
in the Clerks office of Nelson coua,y .
we shall TN the 2sth of October, 1853, if6ir +
The next fair day, upon the premises, sell 10 the Ii
bidder, all that valuable lind KIN own by the pape !,
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POSTPONEMENT
sep 20-ctd.

THE atove sale has been postpo ed 10 NJ
the 18th December, when It will POSITIVELY tkej
at AmcrstC G, H.. that being Court day.
nov % rtlgdec
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Dr j -. Roses Celebrated Family
Medicines.

pR. J. $. RosEs Meaic3i Adrise, to persons in Sick
ncs- aud ia Health an Almanac for lS52.-- his pub
hcuon from the pet OF eminent ply sician OF Phil
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and a honorary member of the Philadelphia Medical
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wei as persons in health 1t also describes, in com.
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are for sale sept 6ml
~ NhiIe hundred. rciocing in the happy cs-
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and Spnns huus Inds OF others will buy the Mustang
Lin'ment ami exPe-irnce the Same happy results
The popularity of the Mustang Liuimeat is IA .fxel
fact, those suffering with VI 'ers. Old Sores Eruptons
and like complaints, nee oaiy 10 be remind 4 of its
supct ority give il IA trin
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REy. }. l.. EDWARDS will deliver Temper
ancelecturo at the Methodist Church, in Liberty
Tuesday evening next, at o'clock
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COMMERCIAL.
Neg York Monetary and Commercial Sum
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tinned had weather checked the busl-
=, :, ,ho stroet. but the former business paper
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