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Commissioner Of The General Land Office
NOTICE To,REEM. TON CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO RE I'M TON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled I" the right OF pre- ton TO any
Of the lands within the Townships and Parts of town
ships above enUmeratc i re ire! to establish the same
the >ati elton Of the Register nd Receiver of the pro-
per Land Office. and make pdvmc!t therefor as son as
prdcte ujte, Sti:g ms lpce and before the day APP
point tor the commencement Of the p3bGc ale of the
land, embracing tie uact claimed oterwie ich claim
VIII Oe forfeited. JOHN VII ; n.
Con,Dsioner 81 The General LuHI Office
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J-NO VI I--i1ID, IIcktt
paul Mav31 1S5l
FIR AZEE'S PATENT PORTABLE SAW
MILL.

FTNHlS MILL. for cheapne,a durability simplicity and
efficiency, has equal. 1t is composed vi ten p,ecc,
timber and plank. and about 1900 pound- d ilo-
weigh, 1000 pouniis constructed without sash. lnin
eare, wheel, mortcc te,on, bail ling and is
durable and less power than other mill aud
viii accomplish as Icil the most approved Kind
in 1t viii size engt de,cril oil log
ami i, easily ahrn Down and put up, when change 81 10
cation is required ANY carcntcr ,ad bdIIi them, An
eight horse steam water power sufficient 10 it,
Circular saw Tor egiag boards, mthnS latin, picket
>tuit, these ul- in opera ion THIS
CITY, freq lcnly been timed and sawed 10 of inch
boards per Person. dc,irous of purcEa ing terri
tory viii lee dealt with the most liberal terms. Ap
proved property taken in exchange rights. N H. S-"3
Mil. E,gne and boiler, (eiylt horse power,) sIuoO. In
diviIual. Town, County anu Safe Rights Tor sale, and
Mills and models furnished purchasers. by
{. CkUSM ELL. Agent,
tune 30-3m 229 Broadway, New York.
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C.H.PARKER's BANKING OFFICE

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR LAW
MONEY RENTED to ENGLAND. IRELAND. -COTLAND,
WI FRANCE and GERMANY, or any other important
points Oh the Continent Of Europe
Land Warrants Bought, id. and Located.
pINTEREsr allowed on Special Deposits.
Loans negotiated, yielding from Is to 80 per cent with
unexceptionabe real estate security coupon bonds
BILE in New York elsewhere ) instructed.
~ Exchange Bought and Sold.
Her Wird Deaah &c prOche,.
Celectons made throughout Minnesota, charging the
current rates exchange and the actual OF col
lecue3 KrrEnE>cEs nv nermi,siou
Gov. Willis A. German, Ex-Gov. Ramsey, st. Paul,
Ein; Ae>srs age 4 Bacon, ST. Louis, Mo. American
En- hANof --One fourth per cent premium paid
~. s'gnt exchange. sight drafts and checks
T, N az, an, .. i.o lis at :! per cent premium. by
GUY ., io'8''N"u SHASr Ii. PARKER
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GttraGo.
GENERAL. COMMISSION AND ADVER-
Using AGENCY.
CHARLES WOOLLET
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

ITO MERCANTILE MEN, FARxERs and others ha wing bl..
i in this city =,
Respectfully announce my intention to establish myself
permanently in the above bsne - in this city, anu offer
services effect sales Produce Purchases of MeI
chandise Lumber &C., Commission, together with any
business which rexhires peronsl attention, for which
experience of years active mercantile
pursuits AMI thorough know ledge of the city trade has
qualified me L. effect the advantageous terms,
thereby freauelv obvang the inconvenience and expense
Of leaving home ana bunines Hoping be favored With
{our trusting that this Introduction lead
TO transactions extensive NM mutually beneficial and rs.
surfing you of my best efforts in your behalf am truly
yours, thAS. Will FL:
! REFERS TO ALI. W Kennedyi F. B. Williams, W. Way
flan VI. l." Keith \. H. Buckall o. John rogers, Esq,
ii. frink. E.o. MurenI
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J. w. BASS. THEoDoR BoIUP. s. R. cHANPLIN.
BASS, HORJP n CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Merchants,
AND GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
Leuee, Opposite Steamboat LandiDg, 81 Pau, Mn.
REFERE>CEs.-P Chouteau Jr 60, New York;
D. & J. w Banning, Cincinnati; Riggs a Lowering, ST
Louis p Chouteau. Jr. d co. ST. cuts; thouteau Il
Vale, St Louis Bmord brothers, Rock Island; H. II.
Sibley, Henlota; livingston n Fargo. Buffalo" Dole,
Kunsey d Co., Chicago; Geo Smith, Chicago; james
Carter Co, Galeha; Il. IL. Campbell a CO., Galena;
II. +. McCloskey, Gaena Franklin Steele Fort Smell
ing; Borwp 4 oahes, 1t. Paul
II Liberal advances made cOnsignmentS-Mark
'kases 'Care B., B. d Co., st. Paul, NJ. T."
81. Paul, April lIth 1854. lit
ESTBLISHED II 1851.
North-Western Express Company.
(NO\NECrNG with the American Express Conn any, 10
" all the principal points in the United state, CAnad.
and Europe.
The cheapest and safest wa Of transporting light and
val able Gooi>--Spccie and Bank Notes.
particular attention paid to the collection Of Notes Ill.
Drafts and Accounts Purchase and Sale of Nerchantiz"
List Fright ard BaggaS:
looked up and delivered to owners, &c
Messengers-Seni- Weekly.
J. c. BURBANK & CO.,
81 Paul Nav 16 "a. Projectors.
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MANKATO CITY, MINNESOTA.
Situated at the great Southera Bcnd Of the
.Mtnnesota, or 81. Peters Rire,.
4 1n Lots in MANkATO CITY, Blue Earth
II u County, Minnesota, for sale for cash
tame. HENRY MkENTY.
Dealer in Real Estate.
St. Paul, NJ. T., Jan. %, l85l-Il-tf.
FORTY EIGHT SPLENDID LOTS.
COMPRISING TWO AND HALF ACRES EACH,
u and situated near ST. Paul. Capitalists, strangers
citizens wishing purchase desirable property for
Cottage Residences VILLAS and sunni er Houses,
invited to call aud take lrok at the locality. The
soil is of the first quality, and adapted for Gardening
tie culture Of the Grape.
HENRY M'KENTY,
Dealer in X cal Estate.
81. Pua Dec. 10, 1e53-1v
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SH4 Is =.--+:ess;; . ~. i .-+..,st
UNION or TILE, MISSISSIPPI! Nd At
LANftC By Srf.A NJ.

By TIE Ro,'k ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAILROAD
IINllS connection affords the only continuous route by
steam to the Atlantic from 1t. aul. BY this route
passengers will escape the unea SAINT stage 81
G.ena II Warren.
Arrangements have been made to ticket pa SSengcrS
Chca.o and the by the t;,iena and Minnesota racket
company. ana! the st. Louis tiena Packet 10 Rock Is
land, forming a connection with the cars.
Two daily press trains between Rock Island and Cu
caeo, connecting Chicago with the east and
south
BASS. BCREP * CO. General Agents. -. raul NJ. T.
JNO NJ. LAMB, Ticket Agent; Office, Third street
AMI the Lever Landing.
Tickets may also be obtained this Office New York
Boston Placlp i; Baltimore and all The prime ipal ci.c
q, the Eastern dAd Sout'tera States.
JNO. NJ LAMB, Ticket Agent
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n. F.. S1'CLOSIkEf.

XAyUOfESAIE Grocer. Forwarding and Commits
w sion Merchant, and General Steamboat Agents
No 30 Iesee, Gaiena, Ill The attention of buy il
called stock of Groceries, Provisions, etc. etc.
Having received by late arrivals from New York, Bcs-
New Orleans and st. Louis. which in addition to my
former stock, renders assortment complete. shall
continue receive additional shipments from time to
time, during navigation, thereby enabling ire to have
fresh and full stock throughout the ard 20 lie able
at M times Ill orders the lowest market rites
The Receiving and Forwarding Busint shall III eve
~ .staice have my personal attention. by which, ddes
scb and VIII be guaranteed. and The expense OF
Storage and Dray Is much as possible avoided.
Afiei assured that facilities ,n long experience in
th3 Commission and Forwarding business, enable me to
warrant entire satisfaction to any that may favor mo
with their patronage.
Liberal Cash advances will be made on Produce an
Merchandise shipped for sale in this market. Par
,car attention will he paid to the purchase OF all arti
Cles not in line.
tAge,. for II Galena and ~. Louis and Galen8 and
ST. Paul PACKET LINE OF STEAMERS.
H.F. MCLOSKEY.
Galena, April l, 1853. II
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Ljl:UuGuf.
JESIP * COMPANY,

JESJP * COMPANY,
BANKERS &C.
FI'XCiIkNGE sold and purchssedon New York, Bos
NJ tun EhadelphIa, Chicago, Detroit, and oiier Ci
ties of the United STATES. Notes collected and proceed.
remittei at current rates OF ENclage Interest allow
ed on special deposits. We also draw direct, abb.
wiih"u discount, ou
ENGLAND Liver ool. London, MAJ chester, &c.
iREL>ND.-bnbhn. tOrk, Lime rick, Belfast, &C.
SCorL, ND.-Ed.Hhufg, Glasgow. trth. &C
A,c Drafts able III Francs. FlorIns Thalers,
FRANCE.-iaria. IIavre, ~ ui>, tid Mar>rIi!es
GERN,NY Hand urgh, Frankfort, . NJ, Brussels
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Ant~erp, Cologue. Zurich
Copenhagen, Dresden. Befim Hanover, Strasbureh.
SWIrZERL ,ND.-t;eneva, Der'e, Basic
ir>LV.-MiiAn, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice.
Ne>>ina IN Sicily.
AUSTRIA Vienna and Triest.
RI ssI,-St Petcrsburgh Warsaw.
SWEDEN .-Stockhoim.
NoRw NY --Chri>tiaHa.
Dubuque, Iowa. Nov. 10, IeJ3.--v20.
FA.;I,c:t T. Il ,Mt.,
WHOLESALE GeocERs rXB ,;odMIEsIuN ,MEKCH .NIs,
Corner OF Iowa and Forth stree Dubuque Iowa
}. p. FARLEY. EDWIN JAMES.
-, f:alorsl steaaIisoat Agents .. g., -
Nev; ~. le.3-y*?.
HAND, WlE':SE 4 TE:.l Cls Ex;A
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
Dubuque, Iowa.
S. l.. HAND. IA wILTsE. U.s.. BLATCHLEY.
Nov. 10, l653.-H3o
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20 n KMS FOX SALE.
TO PR e TICA l. + A X VI E Il S {.
V6NIIS notice real Planners, not to Spectators WHO
Il pretend to be farmers.
practica, Farmer, i wish that aye hand
twenty farms for sale ai always lave from ten
to twenty c which range iro.a 10 ten miles from It
Paul.
From long residence in this Territory, and from per
son;I n> ecti"n ut ali the lands is City,
BLEED to make the be selections.
Therefore invite all persons wishing to cultivate the
soil a call.
Ny Farms have VARIOUS degrees of Improvement and
fatter Ia. self that can please all.
TERMS made to suit purchasers.
HENRY MKEETY.
pcaler in Real E-ta:e.
Ofice--Od Post Office Building -, street.
Nav -
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LAND FOR SALE.

Oh acres OF land between st. iaal and St An
lAO tiony, with impro,em also unimprov ci
land St Paul and Saltwater Also 50 OF
land mikes from St Paula very desirable tract and
will be sold low. EDW Ard r. My.
4th and II ebert,
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REFERENCES.
p. ChOuteau, Jr. q Co., New York,
LOrnZ, Sterling s. Co, Pittsburgh,
james Peck d Co, Chicago,
Bridge q Lewis, Detr"it,
Ray. Keith i Co, Cincinnati,
Chonteau q Nal"e, st. ionis,
James Carter 4 Co. Galena.
Stillu,an4 Rood.
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TO CAPITALISTS, FARMERS AND EN-
lGkAETS.

UNIE undersigned has always on hand for sale for
Il cash tne from
TEN TO TWENTY THOUSAND ACRES
of rural land improved unmproved, including farms
of different sizes and degrees of improvement at prices
corresponding with these
A>o-property in 81. Paul and suburbs, and in Man
hato city, 81. Anthony, ShakOpee LeSueur Traverse
des Sioux and Eureka.
He csn II all times accommodate, on the easiest
terms any who really Uishes to purchase.
HENRY MckENTY,
Dealer in Real Estate, st. Paul, Mimi. Ter.
Onice-the old Post oiice building, Third street.
So. Paul, Feb. ii, Io54. Al If.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

DERSONS having real estate t. sell low for cash "
hand invited to leave description of the ,anfI
ui.i the un,cr> signed. EDWARD X. MAY,
luly 7-dtf Corner Fourth and Roberts SIS.
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NOTICE.

TINiiE unlcr signed has opened Office the corner OF
Fourth and Roberts streets. for the practice vi his
profession OF Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Al hu>ncsS entrusted to him will be attended to-
promptly ard faithfully.
EFtt1INots .--t,enr-e Hall. New York; Charles W
Rockwell. do Henry Hail. Boston john A. Rockwell
" rwch Conn. William b. Bristol New Haven, Conn. :;
Ny Hathaway. I '"o. Ohio; Hough X Fay, Fort
Ntvne. Ind. Joseph A. Wright 1n'iiana"> Ind.
~, Paul JuIv : Isl 1T f. iN.i ~ K. MY.
BlSlN E.SS LOTS TO RENT.
TTNIIE undersigned VIII lease for of years portion
L of the ground adjoining his office II II STREET
EDW X My.
July 1-dtf lth and X bertS streets
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TO RENT.

VEEY DESIRABLE Office room--al>o sroomS suitable for
n a small family--also convenient shop room
tpI,l, to EnWIRD X. M1N
.july ,-tf 4th and Roberts sd.
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n II
NEWELL TOMPKINS.
4 II I 1 nv

4 tiUAilo a lew thousand extra, at
4 COMBS Store.
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M|kentp's Column.
HENRY NlckENTI.

D LER IN REAL ESTA TIE,
oFFICE-oLD POST OFFICE BUILDING,
Third Street.)
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The InteHiesncsr contains the long talked
of address of the Congressional opponents o
the Nebraska bill, signed by Solomon Foo
Chairman, and Daniel Mace and Reuben E
Fenton. Secretaries. Nothing is said in tb'
Intstfige"eer from which it may be inferred
who, besides Messrs. Giddings & Co., the chair
man and two secretaries have for co-laborer'
in this work OF the paper itself, We do 10
hesitate to say that it Is as weak as gar broth
lnasnuch as it repeats all the silly roorback.
relative to the alleged scheme Of the South t.
size and purchase territory for the propags
tion of slavery, &c. Such stories may do vel
enough on the stump, where abolitionists ar,
secure from having their mares nests exposed
Here, however, cannot be that the signer,
of any such paper will 60 far without haviD,
70 stand up in one or the other hall of Congress
70 answer for its Misrepresentation Of facts
and covert assaults on others. 1t is exceed
ingly amusing, in view Of the fact that it rep
ressnis the minority Tin the House hslD on tn,
bill as prosecuted set of patriots, who wer,
only overwhelmed by setting at defiance psr
Elementary law and the rules of their proceed
ings. They claim that the majority violat et
rules and law to pass the bill The distar
press will please take noti,e that no such ple
Was set up In the hall in the course of the pro
cesdings In question. This after thought viii
hardly avail the gentlemen who acted unde
the advice of the New York Tribune, which
journal held that the bill should be defeated
If il were necessary to burn down the Capito
building In 80 doing. We will venture to as.
serG that when it is discovered who among the
members signed the paper in question, it vii
be found that they are one and all those wht
in The course Of the proceedings upon the bill.
were among those who proclaimed their puI-
pose to be 70 defeat it at all risks and hazards
if necessary defeating all other Legislation
also. to the end Of the session. Pretty folk
these, indeed. to lecture upon the violation OF
Parliamentar law and House rules
The Union contains the Presidents message
transmitting to the House the Mexican treaty
sent Ia after We went to press yesterday. Il
notifies the House that seven millions are due
under it on of before the 9th inst, ueaving th.
remaining three millions to be paid On til,
establishment of the boundaIies) and asks fu,
an appropriation in time to meet the engage
ment. The Union also contains an able reply tt
the Intelfigsnesr's recent onslaught upon Nj
Clibgman.
The Sentinel discusses the "Security Of
Person" and the Mission of Democracy
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

By the arrival of the steamship Canada, We
have seven days later advice from Europe
The commercial reports are vexatiously con
Trajectory. The probability is. that since tn
sailing Of the Arabia, the market for bread.
stafs had slightly improved, and that at tn.
close OF the week ending June 10, cotton wa.
held firmly at the slight advance preyiousl,
reported. No change in eonsols America,
stocks were in reques. at q slight advance il
rates.
1t will be seen that several changes hav,
taken place in the British cabinet
From the seat Of war, the news is highl,
iItei esting. SiIisuia still held out--ihe Turk.
literally fighting like Turks. We don't be,
lieye the story, however, of 4 800 Russians be
iog xii. ed and wounded in a sortie from Il.
fortress II is piling up the figures too high
AZ the Turkish garrison numbers only abou
10 900 men. An Angie French army of 7O.-
600 men had been sent to the relief of Silis
tria- This looks as if grand pitched battle
between The Russia and the Allies would
soon AXE place.
Yesterday, in the lower branch Of the New
Hampshire Legislature, an in effectual attemp
was made to elect q. s Senator On tn
frst ballot the vote stood John S. Wells, Jas
joel Eastman, (~hig1 SO; Tappan, Free Soil,
Al: Morrison p, scattering, 5. Six Demo
Gratis were absent The mater of electio,
Was then indefinitely postponed The sena (.
have not yet balloted
We would ca the earnest attention of III,
reader 20 the London letter copied from III,
New YORK Tribune, which appears on the frs
page Just think Of young and delica,,
women treated in the following manner
- The policemen laid their heavy bdtons q,
the reads of the unfortunate females an,
le'ei.d them to the ground, jump ed and tran
pied upon them after they were down, apC
k'ek-d them II every part vi their bodies wi J.
savage brutality The field was soon coye,e
With blood The cries Of the women and q,
the boy AMI girls, ly ing welteriug in thei
blood, was rending the very heavens.
If these poor victims of official brutal,
had been black OF copper colersd-if their hal
had been cisp instead of straight, wha:
aOTl oi horror would have been set up By s.th
three thousand clergy men Of New England
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Ihs s1m.osooP1-Thls beautiful instrument-
oy the iagusrreoty pists, simplifed and pot ior,
the pubic Tor general adoption. On viewing tn.
application OF It to Daguerreoype pictures it rs bare
10 resti ain ones wSrmsst enthusiasm, 90 astonisb
ING the result produced The object Of vision seer
through the stereoscope il no longer . picture; II
has all the hneaments, aud pecslisrtias, and pres
enos Of the living subject, only lees in sise The
completeness with which this Is done must be seer
to be believed Tho eniy place that We know Of In
the city where stereoscopio DsguerreotyPes can Be
procured ID HifEaURsf's, on Penn ylvahla avenue
The world Ia indebted ~ Professor WnArsfoRs for
re only read Of In ths fsbulous miracles Of Fra,
Bacon. g. ec 40 .---'l' ---l 81.
The beautiful Dagusrreotypss described above
ere daily sold at WMfrHulsrs GAIlnx, Pennsylys
MIA avenue near AZ street. 80
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on should be untocrsauy knoson-for its strictl,
7ue-thst indiges i'm Is the par, MT # large DR.
portion of the fatal discasss Dysentery. di-rrhes
,holera morbus, liver complaint, and many otber
diseases enumerated in the city inspectors week.,
analogue CT deaths, are generated by indigestion
done. Think of that dyspeptcs! think of it ali VIII
suffer from so-dered stouachs, and If you are wi
ling to be guided by sdvice. tounoed upon erperi
.nce resort at once don't delay day. to Hoohand'
f.rman Bittsrs, prepared oy DR.. C. ". jackson
xhich, as an Gltera i've, curative, and invignrsnt
iranfs alone and uDspproached. We have tried thr
httsrs; and knew that that they are excellent f.,
he diseases specified above. For sale by dealers IN
aedicine evPry where ans
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New MrsIc--Our lady friends must No,
forget, if they are in want Of ballad on.rs,ic
or cOtlIlion music, the popular ssta blisbn.n
Of our attentive friend, and the public. NJ.
tsntiVe friend, John F. Ellis. He has lust "a.
eeiVed the following pieces, direc, from th.
pahhshers: Home Of my Childhood, ,,
''Isrsss Schottisch, The Fontanslls Polka
"Ths Vis)ajs Schotdsch," The Maximil.az
Polka" and Alfalfa Polka" =; 81
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HIsroRr.-We are indebted to the author
for " Rhetorical Sketches of North Carolina
from 1854 10 1851, Compiled from origins
records, official documents and traditiona
ststements, with biographical sketches of he
dis iDguished statesmen, juriss, lawyers. sol
diers, diyines, &c F.; by John H. Wheeler. lat,
1. eas urer Of the State; illustrated with engrs
wigs Two & ctavo) vols in one Pbiadel
phia; Lippiucott GrambO, 1851" This bool
mas already obtained a high reputation fo
accuracy aud comprehensiveness, and the dis
ere ion with which is details arc chosen. /
Is in fact the only satisfactory history of Nor,l
carolina, early as we'll as later times, in ext,
'ence Speaking of il, the venerable Amer.
can historian, Peter Force, Esq.,-in who's.
Judgment on such subject We have more CON
Idehce ehan in that Of any other man in tn.
'1'ed oSA'es-once remarked 70 US that ~ il
''- very valuable book indeed ,
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~ SMITHS DYsPEp Ia CRDi,L-This delicior,
compound IL offered Q positive cure in all cas.s
dyspepsia or derangernant Of the Digestive organs
certificates Of extraordinary cures accompany esrf
y,Itle 1t is entirely veg table ard free from sr,
t.let.r ious substance. For sale by 2 d. GILMAf
.nd at Browne Hotel, Wssh'n ktou, and wholssai
md retail by Dr. SMITH, - anu 70 South 18th ST.
'hiladelrhia. NAV off
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20 "S"me Of the ladies of Boston have
presented 80 to M. Joseph K Hayes becaus,
he resigned bis 'fice rather than be implicate,
IN me execu ion Of The fugitive slave law -
Phrfadetphaa Mars.
The conscientious Mr.. Hayes held on to hi,
ofhce for eight days after the arrest of Burns
Time enough to enable him to ascer ain which
was the most profitable side 10 choose. Hand
around the hat, again
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~ l. o. OF R.-CnLUMblA DISIkII7
NJ TENT No. 2t-- he { fic. re- and MEMBERS g,
tut Tent hre hereby notih-d that special N. e,in
will be held ThIo EVENING, the gid jun at Z, .
III, correr Of Z and D str-ess. Punctuai att. nj
zee Is req iest-d as eapplic NJ. ent char =,
m Alexandra viii be initiated md the Tent ~
'anxd Mem" r. Of primsr, Tents are 'raternaly
invited. By rider Of he ~. c X.
je PIT GE0hGE BASSETr DIS
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TIE RIGHT KIND OF TALK.-The editor n
the New York Af6iom, says:
ut is wonderful that We can calmly rr.,
once q week, for dilivefy from nes,;lsnc.
viii at the accumulated filth Of the city al a.
up to Heaven against us -
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COL. FIR e MONT.

s now engaged In another Exploring Expedition
70 the Pacific O. 9. Emerson has long been engaged
q exploring BALD HEADS, and has at length
rought before the Public a Compound, which Is g
POSITIVE CURE FOR BADNESS, ana to prevent Hal,
rom falling. which thousands who have used will
sstify. Bee Circulars, to be had of the Agents
diving particulars. Price $1o0 in large Bottles.
Soil by all Druggists in Washington and George,
own, D. @. z. D. GILMAN, General Agent, foi
Washington and surrounding country.
G. Il. FISHER co. Proprietors,
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- A. BALDWIN, ~ hIs factory, corner OF 81 st
eni Indiana avenue IL prepared to ill sill orders f.,
Doors, Bash. Blinds, Moudip 9s, &c
Turning in wood, such as Bslusters and Nevels
Scroll saving for builders, cabinet and Coach
makers.
large quantity Of the above articles on hand q;
;ow prices.
Also, lot Of second hand Store Fixtures, Count
srs, Drawers. Shelving. 10. apA-eo9m