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GIVE THEM TRIAL.-Mercenary per-
sons have in 20 many instances succeeded In fostiLs
upon the community worthless preparations, claim.
ins for them grea. medical Virtues. ttat great many
individuals refuse take anything not sanctioned b.
physicisn.G This sanction has bees bestowed upon
SrAsLER's ABoDyNE CHERRY. ExrEcrcRAHr and
DrARRH0A CoRpsAL In more than i've hundred IN
stspces indeed many medical men who know th eir
virtues regularly prescribe this Expsctotsrt IN easss
OF couehs colds and diseases Of the or
s.ne whieh come under their caro-. And In ell dis
enses Of the bowels too such dlarrh1s the Diars
rhue Cordial q prescribed bY them vtfh the utmost
eon6derce In its bene6cisf effects. 0iss tssss ex'
ceIient medicines trial. 80
= sss dsssGiDtlvs pamPsietA = b bad fratis o.
',e 1ss9i f9ies or s.sh only "a ssrss Or ~ bs,ss n
y'~''"l n. n. SFAuLER = Co.. Rropristoss.
Wholssele Dru9fstes Asltlns sss:
puRoELL. LAEp Z CO.. ft4
= - So Wholesate Agooto, 11c11nouA. -
Ana by Druggists ass Msrsh~sa gsnsmlly shFosgf'
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4. G. HOBsoN.

Baths, Baths, BATHs.-Hot, Cold and
shower Baths can be had daily from A. NJ, to 10
Sham pooling Saloon. under the American Hotel
u Single Bath 25 cents, or Tickets for 81 En-.
trance on 11th ct. s. YlsrF sFe mv2
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the violently extinguished "Luminary'' In Parks.
vile, has called on the editor of the 81. Louis De.
mocrat.
He ssys he is not an aboitionist-that he ia a
STAKEHOLDER, and In favor of Southern institutions
that there is secret band In Platte Civ, who.
three months ago, resolved upon the destruction of
his ofice-that the mob that destroyed his press
started three times to tear down the Presbyterisn
church In Parkvie. but halted at the command of
their leader, who said that not In their forders
He says he fought ia the Texas revolution under
Sam Houston, and intended hosting the old hero's
name at the head of his columns as candidate for
President.
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M ARSEILLES VESTE-New. desiFa-
Ail BILE sDd tasty. We have tho variety sad can
s NC soRUsHoN6 4 fUrMAH..
myIo ITO Main It
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717 7OA0UEhHkUffFE s.-W6 hAV6 had IT,
art IL seems a. IL every day added to its psrfscfon
and We hnd that II would keep husy if We nsticed
- we wonld like to DO, the ffequent eHorfs of Nj
srMoNs-. We cannet help. however, ealiins sttep-
tisI at this time to OF his late pictures Wait
to his gallery will be treat and ths friends 81 tbs
Rev. MI Read and VIM. =. Ritehis, ESQ will End
everything to admire Ia their large and str ikne k,
nesses, which are among his cellecsiou s nv IN
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IHE whole press OF Philadelphia re out
in favor OF HoorLAND's GERMAN BirrEHs u they
are prepared By Dr. G. u. Jackson. We are slsd 10
pepsia. as we believe It supplies deside, ,tam In
the medical world long needed. II he wrets bed Inn
itstors and counteraters have withdrawn Il cir nos.
trums from the market, and the public ars spared
from the danger of swallowing poisonous nyixturss
In lien Of the real Bitters "-Heyald
Agents for this city-M.sssrs. PuRcKLL. ilApp 4
Co. and BENMErr = BEsls, Drussists.
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REMovAL.-The Of CO offhe RicHMosp
FIRE ASSOCIATION has beun removed TO the second
e Entrance on f1th stree N- b@
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INsU.
RANGES, will be promptly attended to.
Without boastine OF thsir ability TO complv with
their obligations they tax. pleasure In referring 10
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory In which 1t has been transacted
~ JAMES g. CRANE, PreGident.
JNo. H. BosHER. Secretsry. js1S
N0TIcE.-The Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the RICHMOND, FREDERICKS.
BURG and POTOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY,
will be held at the office of the Company at Rich.
mond on WEDNESDAY, the 30th of May, at IL
O'Clock N. @. w. MACMURD0 Tr.
ap 30-Im
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HAIR CUTTINGs-Citlz0n and Strangers
visiting the city, wishing 70 get their Hair cut In the
latest and most approved Hyle. would sdvise them
to callo HoBsoN, under the Amseiesn Hotel, en-
trance on 1lth street,
N Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had as
sl hours. singla Bath 25c-. or Ticb sts Tor ~.
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MANTTLLAS, MANTILLAS.-Open
IyI ing to-day . band.ome assortment piscs ana
eolored Silk Nantes Ladies are Tespectfaxy M
vted 70 call and sec them
my is @51# q. n 0WAJhIN.
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NEW EST ESTABLIsHMENT.-JUHN JOHNSON
lately Of the American Shaving Saloon, has taken
the house next door TO Dr. Powell, on 10th street,
between Main and Gary. and fitted up with superior
accommodations for his business. where ali who de.
sire essy and pleasant shave, will find him ~ here
tofors, ever ready to plesse his Customers.
His superior style OF Hair Cutting 10 provsrbial,
willcostnue to Manufacture the celebrated hair
stor rative and tonic which, with other popular pre-
partitions and dyes, together with the delightful
shampoon BATH viii make bis shop. he hopes, the
reaoyf ali hn daaira 70 ha NsfAd In biz Line.
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III ss 81 ss isiz sssN as ssYtf
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BOUNTY L.AND. -

VIII PIOscCuso ci01E0e oGo1nef &k0 E61As
r,n q 0cysrnmeHt e s0UNTY Land. sal Pm
Under recent ast Of Cessrsea sol1iam vh>~<~.
ed Psrsd Of Josvfesn days a any soar. sinee i71e
and II such soidsrs be dead. their wdevs Or ,.fses
children entitled 20 16e aeres Of IsnS 49,
who hsve received less than 160 acres ars entiseS
70 a. much more g will make that quantlty.
Having BEEN Dxased - elerk n the Psns;ou
and County Land DEPARTS saf at Wsshinsfop fo,
nesriy three years, have Yeealisr advanssses 3,
prosecuting claims Of the above description.
Communications By mai, fcsf paid, or at the onscs
bu,idine or Bank street. win be attended to e oue
Ary references gwen that may be desired.
mh S--dkwSm ABEL q. MAYO,
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PAYNE II MAYO, Adctioneers, have re-
moTed their efice to Mr. Wellingtcn Goddin's new
building, of IIth and Bsnk stre ets Enfrrnss
on Bart street. @ 7IF f177sfs 8. - -l7s-
They viii sell at acetion or private ssle Kssl ana
Servants -, - - - 80
q Deeds Of every description win Be sssarstsly
ABEL q: MAYO being notary P.hl,a. v,rl n
send 70 taking DspositienA Aeknowledgmsnt Of
Their charges will, in all cassa be entirely safis.
factory, and they hope to meft patronage by prompt
81 sao fs. JOHN r.. D. PAYNE.
Sta ABEL u. MAYO-1E
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

Under the Congress approved ID March, 1885, entitled An
act extend peepon rights !" certain settlers therein men
extended the above
numbered within miles
ofe where the settlement and
prior of allotment, proven up paid
two dollars and y before the day fixed
public sale and by the approved 27th March, 1854
the relief OF lands reserved for railroad
settled aud improved the abovenamed
sections prior withdrawal
.pon ordinary minimum price of the public lands
dollar and twenty five
paid for before the day fixed for the public sale Therefore,
person pYe-empuon
menioned within miles
of Sd March, 1852
e date Of aomen under the act Of 9th March, 1884,
of the original withdrawal OF
likewise entitled emp
9Th March, 1884, Of the lands outside
Of miLel 9lh
day required establish the satisfac
receiver Of the land Office and
payment the fixed by law practicable
before the appointed
market OF lands embracing the
| claimed; otherwise will be forfeited.
| JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Office.
Feb g-law3w Tint. and Starl
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Proposals for Stamps.

Posr OrrloE DsrA RrArsr,
.#f .# #... ..a ####..a February "a, 1850
uRopOs AIS department uni the Joth
any of the use OF the posi-
offices United States for four from he h Gay OF hp
nax, when department. the following descriptions
The name circular cut from soma
such as 10 admit OF
letters figures designate the month and day. WIN
and figures place Sueh stamp ana
be of the size az hose no"
mahogany handle OF the same
securely fastened The stamp Ihe ohls oi e
I've now in use solid blocks Of hardened ee
month"; from to h incusivs 10 De mace
offke hardened metal and OF the size last aforesaid
Also stamps words paid aud "frer OF the hh "i
those nov with turned handles
with figures dsDoting the rates OF postage anu
lar IN those low IN use with iarned handles
foreign mails used by the New YORK ana sosio
Offices. ........."
The proposals bids for The circular
stamp, with the months and figures. -, !,
for each separate piece, containing he nohif eos "
three letters
Aso, 70 complete se OF months and figures. - ,
Also each with The WORDS psia anu
Also, for each piece with the hgus aeho"ns e
The making of the different sets VIII e'
department VIII be accepted
itself the right TO reject an oposs ue
price deemed and aso the rGht 70 accept
from individual OF hrm for the circular ssp, -
Of hardened steel, s'A"P
other material, IL deemed advisable :, =. 49,.
Proposals viii considered io All he stamps
material than hardened f'e
the right 10 accept sneh o~ " ~
he deem for the interest the department 10 90 20
kinds o stamps required Ton sstb ~
" ~ JAMEs CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
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mo. 52s.I
mo. 52s
Of the continuance or the United states
Offices Jacksonville, Vincennes, and VIM


Node. of the 70. continuance the United states
land Offices eTsrsOnvslie, yincennes, and VIM
amac, Indiana. t. ...sfs. t.
gres approved June l2 ls4O ha,
quantity public lands rsmainng usoid land dis
shall be reduced number of ss than hundred
thousand shall duty of the Secretary Of the Treasury
discontinue the land office FOR such districts and land n
su district shu remain unsod At the time Of the
of land Office the shall be subject TO sale AZ some Of the
existing Offices convenient the district IN which the
Office shall been discontinued, of which the Secretary
Treasury shall give notice - and nasmuch the M section Of
4 September l54 authorizes the Secretary
The Treasury continue land district IN which situated the
of the States Notwithstanding the
quantity unsod in such district hun
ded aces his opinion such continuance
State under the provisions of the
subject 49, lS40 and fnasueh the uy
dcpolped the Secretary the Interior
by fhe act to establish the Home Department approved I'd March,
lb49: .5Ha4sFs s.- &8 a4 t1 .aH
Notice accordingly hereby given, that reports
Of said districts reduced below
acre Secrsary Of the Interior h the
directed that the land offices
and WINAMAc, in the state of ndiana
and the lands remaining unsod the time OF the
be subject ne the land office Ispi
A the Of government of said State.
unappropriaird BY subject
entry within limits Of the districts discontinued
subject heretofore ase offices, from
receipt of this notice by the registers and receivers
land officers will give public
ce OF the day they prepared appca
'-' N"'7' JOHN WILSON,
# Commissioner the General Land Office.
JANUARY 25, 1855. ....... $50. I'll
Jan 27-2aw6w IsiarJ
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New Postage Act-NOtice to the Public and
Instructions to POstma stcrs

Office hereby that agreeaby of Congress
IN proved March D. 1885, the following rates of postage be
charged and after The first day Of aPr ner in lieu of
established, wit:
single letter in the mail, between places
United exceeding
miles, for distance exceeding three
miles, ten cent?
From and after said first day of April letters
qurd, such country,
official business. The runkng
privilege remains unchanged.
and after fret day Of January eighteen hundred
required place all
prepaid letters which such stamps not have been placed
by the writer's.
of Postmaster General
establish uniform system the
This of the will be carried
therefor will be
as necessary blanks prepared and distributed.
JAMES CAMPBELL
M...... Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
.. March 3, s55.
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NO 500 /


IN pursuance law T. FRANKLIN PIERCE rresIden, 81 "a,
thar public a, the land oes At il tne
sA,s o h,ss,.',rri commencing Monday ss 6as
% sections q beans plumbers within .ir miles
The taSasa and Mssussss 9sie I, d. aoas. MIN
mum D pes so q Two dollars and and any cent. provsd b
pes y a % ss of 40 Aasas sh which save.sd se
lsSs but subsequently, Withdrawn the pro
s % ' ss S% ~ same y sas nc
Jeei g private entry a he date Of said ~lhdrawa
September 1884 situated IN The undermonioned townships
North Of fsAs base ne Of CAocfas asri4aA
Township four OF range thirteen.
gown.hps n,ss four tss, and 'a q range losresa
Towashps srss .in and seven q range sixteen
wn.Sps ns 1 ~ and ,sss o. range seventeen
Noes T. also hereby given ,na ~ the lands situated outside .!
since restored above stated which will
subject 70 entry dollar and nve acre q
The graduation Of an August.
day Of March next, to wit
Ia ahe district Of lands sutjec AcousrA Msssp
North Of hs base ine, and east Of the CAoefar sasran.
Townships three, six, and seven, range
Townships hree to, five, 1 and OF thirteen.
Township sepen, Of range afeen
Townships three. four, and five, Of range sixteen.
Townships three, four, si1 and of
Townships t4ree four six, seren range eighteen
In The district subject DraoroLs. ALABAMA
Nora oi the base line, and ~sst Of sae Yinepa
Townships 'hr,een fourteen fifteen, x,een and
Townships thirteen, fourteen, heen s1esn,
rang three
Townships thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, tse and seventeen
four
Townships thirteen and fourteen, Of range five,
The townships herein designated wholly
limits ant hesn miles respectively
those italics partly said las dsg
diagrams which win furnished respective
Offices the General Land Once.
The lands will be sold, subject the rght Of granted
20th September 1885, for said
exceeding side thereof;
particular of land which include the will be sold
Inv
The sections will be offered the public snie the order in
which they advertised the sale will be
admit of offering all the lands, bu exceeding
weeks and applications make private enties
public proclamation
uni after the OF the weeks
under my hand, Washington, sever
day February Ammo Domni thousand eight hundred
fny- y-hve.
a FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President
JOns WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office,
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sUK THE WEST AND SOUFH-HALTIMONE AND
as OHIO ltAIIROAD. 1HFt
II u aIss,ai Issi.taEafG 1GaxsEzR

forsd for frareIporfant changes Of she
ule.
trE late completion Ohio railroad
ing and Columbus uniting does, by short and direct
lne the Baltimore Ohio railroad with all of the West
tand North and southwes This greatly increased ad
travellers direction
day, November "a, 1884, the trains will bs follows;
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two East trains daily will Ia each direction Fist the mail
train leaving Camden station instead of O'Clock
heretofore Sunday arriving Wheeling 40
M Seconds the leaving at instead off,
heretofore, and running through Wheeling in about II
hours, reaching there a 10 25 This train III Wash
burg Sir Johns Rum Cumberland Piedmont RowIesburg New
burg Feema Pennington, Cameron, and Moundsve only for
regular eonnexon with the the Central Ohio road for
bridge, Zanesvie Newark Columbus Cincinnati Louisville Day
on Sandusky Toledo Detroit pdanapois Chicago st. Louis,
&c Passengers leaving Baltimore by mail train will Gin
einnai for dinner next while by the train they
there al y the next night being kept but night the route by
either train.
Passengers Northwest
points, make direct with Cieve
land and PIshug railroad at all times when the Ohio naygabe
between Wheeling and Weve by leaving Baltimore
in the mail train al Z, III.
Returning the Wheeling express
train 30 reaching Baltimore so a. mail
al u 40 p M, reaching Baltimore AT 7, p. m !.
Through tickets by boat from Wheeling for Cincinna Madison
onsvie ST. Louis and other Cities will be sold all times
when the stage of water will admit
Through tickets between Baltimore and Wahpgton aud all the
cities nnd the West sold the ticket Offices
OF the company.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
The mail ain leaving Camden station will taxa io
all the usual stopping road Returning this train
Wheeling II as, midnight Cumberland Is,
rives at Baltimore al Z, J. m. ,.. a.9a
The accommodation train, Frederick
diae places will at A. daily Except SuDday arriving
Frederick at 40 Returning will leave Frederick at .,
arriving at Baltimore at l2 3d. noon y.
The Elcots Mills accommodation will be daily texcep
sundays,l as follows:
Leave Camden Station at O. a. hi., and ., p. IN.
Leave Eiicou's Mills AT 7 80, n. m, and 80,
Dec l4-dif ##a.&a
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Washington, March y, 1858.
I'M petition William 3. George, Of Baltimore, Maryland
praying extension of patent granted TO him the
Machines for irving and
dressing shingles for years from The Of said
patent which takes place The 29th day of may, 1856
that the said petition heard he Patent on
Monday the 4th Of May next al II ocock M; and all per
appear show they
why said petition ought not TO be granted
opposing required he IN the Patent
obecuons specially forth writing at least twenty
all testimony filed by either party
and transmitted in accord
Office which will be furnished app
cation
testimony the win be closed on the 4t Of May 1855
relied testimony, be
before the morning OF that days the
ments, IL any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, be published in the union ntel
gencer and Evening Star, washington DC Argus Balnmore
MARYLAND Evening Argus Philadelphia Pennsylvania and Sci
enthc American New York. week for three success
previous the h day of May next the day OF
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Pa,ents.
OF The above papers please copy send the.
bills TO the Patent Office paper continuing this NOTES.
l0--law3w
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, March q, 1855.

an the petition Matieawan New York.
u ing granted to him the ioh
in .key wrenches' for seven
years expiration Of said patent which takes place on
he 10th day OF July, 1855
Ii ordered petition be heard Patent oce
Monday June ~ O'Clock, M and all per
show they have, why
said petition ought not TO be granted . !. .,-.-..
required
objections specially forth in wrisg at least twenty
days Of hearing all testimony filed by either party
10 be hearing taken and transmitted
corance The Office. which will be furnished on
application. . -. J. -,
dpoons other relied upon testimony must be filed
morning OF that day the Arguments
In days thereafter
be published in the uoon ine
gencer Evening STAR Washington d. G.; Pcansyvanan
Philadelphia; Scientific American New york; ana po bos
for three weeks pre-
o the a5th day of June next the day OF hearing
- CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
PsEdors papers will please copy and send uei'
bills Oaiee, with containing THIS notice.
Mar I0--lnw3w
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DERRY BROTHER have immense spring supplies.
Their stock at It's highest point being complete In All de-
throughout
early, styles
exhausted.
stock the Hence only sab,
pvopebas
settling ns chen presented all others drawback
prosperity,
goods
tinyaahy
Kid gloves exchanged or taken back.
One price only
Good articles, prices, and fair dealing be relied on in all
Additional supplies arriving daily
Mar l3--dQtf
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MICHAEL NouRsE and Cor years eIusk in me
vi Register s The Treasury,
ing bounty warrants pensions hstpay, Ae 10 he
ofcIaias Congress several
stock and 10 lhc unclaimed
Instructnns obtaining
appcstons with post
RAM procured t0f dollar each.
Eisha Nhliessy, esq, Comptroller OF the Treasury.
Nathan Sargent, Register OF the Treasury.
John Wilson, Commissioner of the Land once.
R. IA. GleE Solicitor
Mayor OF Washington.
Corcoran q Riggs; and
Presidents Cashiers OF ths several banks WashHeon
and Georgrtown,
omce No. tel iah west, Washington.
Mar f3-d4w Ssou
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Stopping Sonhampton both and relunng hey oncI
other route, for the economy OF time and money.
Passage from New Porh 10 Southampton aud Bremen.
cabin, salooa $40; cabin, lower saloon $40
second do, 800.
All letters and through the office
No bills OF ading viii be signed the day of sailing
An experienced attached 10 each ship.
For freight passage, apply
C. III. SAND, IL south NilAnm N.
G. A. HEiNCKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEV Il Co Southampton.
...| WILLIAM lsELIN Havre.
Mar 6-dy
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IoHN " SNYDER dealer In wines former old estsb,shed
Of Jacob snder No 70 Walnut street, four doors
where win be supplied with wines
md ,quo IN the accommodating terms
JACOB sNIDER Ia for the Of foreign wines
oec No 10 wanat street where he prepared TO receive orders
various houses IN En
rope quantities upwards; slso socs
Cor his snider the patronage 81 his friends and
former
wines Washington city by Adams's Express,
free Of freight
June ally
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IRON HALL.
SALES ar AUCTION


hE undersigned having bes
to offer hls household
real estate, stocks Nc given arrange
and disposal household
sired viii be settled and eashed four after
delivery OF the goods.
description merchandise cnnsghaa
Every win render fas.ory
ai sales inrusted lo, his
g. w. BoTELgR,
March ~3awJw Iron Halt