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Seutfd,e Seban,n,e.

Wrs.- .. 9ottss, .pel9e Yr a~nbertbaIb Satren rab DettT6-
Lamb %suridfebre, UNI bic 9ebammentmli sa erlcrnen, bsihu6te fbt
EN- Sab. lang bic lllntserittdt Sh 9ieBer, rna@te baIdbt ibr Gromcn
iino snpttsblt nd. iebt ben, bcfi8en 9ubIihtnt nit Der 'g}crftGerlrto
baB ie bic bslen 8euqnile tter thre 2ihtisteit Yprlsasn fam. gfs
ut nut allen erLerSert4eil %6irursilfen Snir,lnlentcn serleben lIS
empflepl1 ip auBerperl NOD on Srauen gum BlutNelebtn. Sfmpfen
StrSpfen u. f 10. Slren @Snlrinnen bttne ,Hr NafriGt. Ban
pr. y. SptteS, Spet &blttn pGerlab Srn. 81. S6ab's ..gDIPP
pem Sal paRe", Sroaofr, tIpat9s @ufrdes fr tic sntaeaenrimnlt.
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5aus Sauidtrciner.

DENT Selufhsn 9u6litnn, rnabt Ser llnter,rihnete sic sn,eios Sof
S6, ani Mris' " Won , Sa,Tfi ,ns 4 EfSSe:iten, bas 9auen Ireusr 6daisprt ,e, &c, e
Or. ~. gSienttrs, ben 0eutffen ais tidtoer SSaniSr yinsrE \.
Iannt, 1T Won benz llnter,si4netsn beauftrast, gpntrafte ,ptssn ~ a,ap~
en- &c sh l9l'sBsn; per @rbsitslbSp befinSst it@ spiiten @oribaii.
IA GSm"~S N;.s.
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GARTEN

Die llnterSeidnstth MAIDEN benz @ublitum bic @n,eiae, bok 0e Sic
~giBirtbf6aft biclrS bcIiebten gersnisunssrrtss Snf. .. Sroufs
tur lpre Sedlrnr9 nbsrtrasen baben. Or. Sraule. lit Dem WubIifrn,,
ippel bstarnt, uao ba CT in fetnen Gisenfdaften ale gBirtb nnlbcr~
trrttn eaitebt, ic i4meideln mir uns iaeen si f5nlteu, bah Der Snf
pie bsfen @strdnfr, falte Speicn unb IpnNhae grfrtfdlttnasi
nDerpeI itets eebolku, unb tSnnsn aud Self unb !8pedeTen In IN"
Srn. 8rauie sitiS bospn untrri6tet. |"' "N'
IA "f sf 81. S6ab IL. G. Niebt.
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8. $. spf6en's

Sau9. lnD Stteiel< Eager fir Serren unb Damen
1879 Sroabitr, sWilben Der 5. IT.. 6, Ctr.
1T nit allen @rkn Shuten unb Stsfrln rei6li6 ysrSeben rrS nr
ben tolhe gu billissm @reile i'm GinseInen unb lei 9artissnII aS az
SslrnSsrs emnp,fe9lt Der lpnteriei6nste cine Sartie leidtsr Ssrrrs sn
Stletelettsn, bic III Der jebisen Sailon ibrer 9eoremlihfcif haIhsr
isbr gu .%smpfeeg!lsn iinb. = Ollie in nein Sad e%iniblaaenSee s artHI
tpereeh in Der t%ir3eiten Srilf sur 3ufrsbsnfeit Der Ssfsler arosfsr'
ttt. lin sab!retdcl 9eu9 bitet g. s SnShs wy
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8. 9. @lIis II. 6 ON D.,
sSamt(Y Grocer.

1874 Srpabfr, 8pil6en Der 5. II. 6. Ctr.
gBir MAIDEN bent beuf6en 9u6lfum biernnit bic sln,eias Sos uns.r
Wager sn Taralilp !grpter9 auBerorbentli6 rettGoHfs it, unS iinS
mir int Stanoe, lnlere 9eebrtsn Jtunbat 6ilia ,u bebEnenl, "' w.
gBtr MAIDEN nod barauf b~elpnberS aufmfrfiomt. Bar Ssrr g 81
8San. g, 8. & lila y 60 u''p'
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y. 8ottes,

y. 5ottes,
Sroab Stry apilhen 6. It. Z. Str, ne6en q. Sbab's
ngSilbelnt Sell Sausn.
Serisibs emptsslt benz bislssn itnb turtrsNenbsa @ublifum feline
S SI SStl9mGasealts e1tn9erthtste Sarbtrltubr, unb idmei6elt lid,
Dap 9ttsnaSnp lsInen Shpp anSers, ais b6dlt sufrieben iber Sic snrI,
t%GsIsai af g%sta NJ sssN . ser!aRt, 81. itm inter lsInen unb itnsr &C.
den Operationen, ais salnausnssnisr, @Ssriant n l 8l st S ! !
SSSrsSpEn g. g = 9erltl6e fabrt elm Eager Der better @arfanrnssfriisnt
Snps f tGGs,e hr enc ea, aaSsf gSn, asis: slnttur 9essn Sas G5rauperben uS
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-22
Sir @eI6aftsleute aQer Dirt mi6Ho

Snierae in ,@er9arb'S ,rnentaelSGtdsn ip5b,niTi6,, sn.,
wetler fr peittlhe einpanberer, Z" Der fbon in Den e%irppdifSsn So.
zen .pir3 belpnpere bort anSetelte Isenten an ale mad iraenS einrn,
potee Der tnlcit seeenpe beuhhe &usfpanbersr sertbcHt nnS ,pabs
rsnS Der Seeretie eaafmsrtiam @dsien tptrb, inb sn a,iserprSeatIiGdyyr
sDtrtuil9, eennt WatrenS brei Nlcnotn f6ntntt elm barin tntbaitsnSs
Snlerrot III Ole panee. bon (ntnbeiens) $3.50 Serf6ieSsmSn
Sam!ltenaatfra ltp etn3elnsn lelbittdnbieen SerIpnen, bic sci ieSema
Sarttat, zen ls bier tbln, s9ephrfnile saben, turd bsren SsfrieSis
9rne Gci9dftslepte aler @rt in 3batiefit ecIebt iperbsn. '"''
Srtebr, @erbarb, @oit<9pr 1901, Wep gOrt.
llnt"rieH6!teter rin,nRt Snicrate fur BEN ,gBespcikr' entaroeu ,ns
tf lplGer BET oailelberl etnsuieben. 9. SaffeI, 1913 E"SainIir
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apufs Spper,
Supporter BON @etfrr u9reil, Sepeaerte &c. &c.

ShlPbtter O01 Venfer HDreil, SeipeQerie &c. &C.
1913 Matn Str, 3pifhen 8. H.. 10. tr.
9pr4 ]periSnlids @nfdufc in 9suf4tanb, ippie fortpdbrcnbe
Stanb seiest ale arkn @pb> nnb SiIGersilbren,i s;s nd rg ~ ~ rsH
sssie tiIS, bd u ~ s%sIias sEn aasin 2assr 1T sns Ser rsiGtaltsfeni
sele @usNabl trefen.- &tparatrren iperStn aut unS biOHiaF onsosr
fltrt: IuftrSse aus ben, 2anbe wsrben sci Saar< ginItnbIlaasSsn
ldnelitsns bsipr9t. = Z. 9pper 1T Der einSi9e brufde Smpprier'
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FIT

nrsaNitbastsr laa&t benz @RSlifam bic erssbens ausass, 6aB ,t
bic trubere Sisrnau iWe @artene gStrtb1haf nu einaeri%tsff rnnS Ssn,,
Seute %ittr8sten Bat. &ats Speiisn unb (8etranfs isSer S Dirt inS
IN better auolitdt itsfs s%UrFat3is, lin sopIrsi6sn gsfa6 sittst ~
| RRbIs.
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G e h e fits Karten.
BOARDING, SNAGKS, BoARDTN

Dos am ,geuen @arfts," Gts BON Ntaribals unb Ste strosr
asleaene, gut sinserihtete unb retnli6 eebaltene Snafs unb 9nnrl
binSbaus mirb 60 jebereit fur fsine 9lidt Baten, Sas Seife mas
Der Wsarft bietet, auf suie unb ~itnatbafe g8eiie Subereuet, alf lei
nena 3iide i'll BADEN.
Der Yrets fur 9parbin9 per gBp6e 1T auf 3 Dollars beraboetst
Ssbs bic a6t Sparpin9iu&enpe rperoeH ehsr ~freunbIifenp aafH
nabme entseaenseben.
Ritmcnb, 1855. G. @6enbo6
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unbertaftna.

VII q.
Der llntersei6nete 1T Jest int Stanbe, jsben @ufraa in leiuem
geIhdfte a~usSuflbren unb spar 70 bilts als ri53ltd. 49,"
Cine @uspa6l BON Sdr8en TT %fortndbrenb %purr6tbia.'
Gin ususr, gutter &pbtenpa 8en nit einem suk1t Greiber ms
rubiaen YTrpen FIR stpasen @ebroub.
Die @ufnerflanfeit pom 5ptels Snbabern unb gornlien tpirS ~.
ritbtet auf feline srpBs @ustpobl Yn Marasrn. "
@usbeTeruns ppn Sppbos, Stl9len unS SprinasN 1atrohen min
prompt beiprSt. Srantis 9aube,
8roabfr., srpHben Q. unb g CTR
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@cprse Scrnet,

65cprse Scrnet,
9plferer unp Gapesirer.
Dem. Sssbrten SubIifan ntadt Der llnter,ci6nete Sic Nn,stac. Soe
sr ei Ipbptterer. @el1aTt crbfnet bat. unp oMc botin %acbSrtlbcn
aasr artsn @arabsn, iopis aud bas 3ape,irn pn Simmer iter~
atnlrlt uMe 9eibnladseI uno 5u ben b%iqislen srGien a%usflbrt.
&eparatIreh aucr Irt werbcn gut trmb Bintal berdcitcut'
George 8ernet,
l7.S) Marlbauir., IN 6, YieS's Spaps gsattprs.
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D. Srafrant,
Jeweller & Watch Maker.

Np. 8 &alt Dratt ctr, baltimore, Mfp.
Die 5srren SeipeGer unb r6t1nadsr in SttfnronS InS on Stri,eu
Stastsa Won Sirstatet lnb a@orb~e areIine perben auf p6ises &C.
l4ott aufnerhart, os ale @rten Der in ibr @eIbift einIHinoSnSe
artifl in sr0Bsr @uspaet fa6rt. lin sine, ssia6 pSsr 9risnSrne
Sn @uIlfa8en phtet 9. 9radIan6, -
SO. s Gait Baltimore Ctr @otn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-22
@ene Q 66nfdrberet.

Rehe S6bnfGrbcret
,eksn !, S @setis ositltsn gablifum ntadt Der l,nkrei6n,, 81. o.
StanSs it, Seiotlt< unp gBpacns gBaersr eIeoont 1 "S gt. gs I'M
ssagdH; e gs#e f fr @an ls5SS9f 'M s2a wsasn ne slsibs5. Slider M i 81
e s.ssass. SSso osTA beft Der ltntrcthnete ft5 SoS s,t gtpnps is I'M
SSetrfia g" Si{es @S SG sFnfS ~ is na cine ~laneiatrtse erfabrana u Is
a smSile ta in BEN Stau,S lteen, elmer iebeu 6srartias Su sasnst sm no
sSIIs s ! 2asIe,m . ssnisr sH Ssrlelbs, Dap or nit isinepp sar rIisJp si sp
men. los Spoi, e "a Sau tlttunls re9nen ;u fpn~
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$. 6. s.. Simmermaun,
Np. III @rrnhlrcrt.

gin;iser &eent fir ben Serfauf pn Is. SO. q ira brr5bm,c
&aud>, Shnupf> unb 8autatafe fur %SttdmprS &c.
Die Selttntrrer Nbplealss9reile bs 8atrifantsn toerSen fir irbs
bslisbt9e Suantitat Der pbisen Sabade dareirt. /" wv
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$. 6. 8. stmmermann
$40. I 9rcoSa,

etnSi9sT .@Sent fur cen Serfouf ron Sr. 2ausrs bcrubmt,
mpnc &c. ~
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unterrf6t i'm GnsIii0en an Grmadbftmc
1T YriSatlt.npett pber Q6enbf(afIeu.

naf lan9idbria b~epabrten praftil6en Wet6pbe,
SprSuSspeile fur Die, net6e niDt Q8unSb nod asit 6o6sn :,
elmer ipsile1tfsen tbsprstii9en grIernuns Der @ramnfadf, absr BE Ss
alt niN9ltfNt l9nSile un6 leibts SBeije in Der i3riflihgt, beIpnSsrs
gen pollen. - ga9fagrins; GprreipUnben3. 3dberes lei Ssm sSrS-
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1855-09-22

9amueI SutberIamt,
gSbpleIale unb 8etatt
8 en- NteberGaae,
l32 Mainitreet, DEM GastegSa,lare aeaer,aber.
8thmcnb, @a.
eat ltetSg an Sanp ben arbskn Stpd Sn gemetren, Elinten, 9ifp-
Eager Won 8suergadsn rnS Sasbserdtbidafttn: stsnfe GeIfs Sc
opiper srn allen e5rNBen; &srrtpsr alter SabrHen; SirenS, Spfes
nnoJ PaiStesleys gulrsr>Slelhsn unb 9itplen aacr 9rten; Stbrpte
seeutsl, Ssltel, @lrreI S%agStaiGen, SasbFaidsn; e%naliIte rnb
peltl6e str'tade unp Spppelflinten, bi 90rtkr pber i'm YGin,clnsn.
UNI .anbere 9lnpblthst. 80 -
~ Yin srrfcs Ghrrtin,ent pn 9aldsnneHtrn, gppic !Sntyes
u. !. 10. lit 9lcthfaaS ~Sprr6tbte. SrSers fir gBafrn os BEN brarn
Sobrtten werben belene %aussshlbrt. N"
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8. s. Str9cr,
Su1fbtuber, 0afanterie= 1ttp 0appi6o6tel zgrbeitsr
1sc Mainir, Spiiden Der 10. rnb II. Strose.
9erlelbe entpfehlt it6 ben 9eebrten 9ublfun, In allen grteu sn
Sutbtnoer- Irbetten, tpclde or 9cIdnadYrlI unb All bi[iocnl IrsiS
a%uSSufuhrrn ssrfprtdt. - 9eipnbes madt or sJuffpeliers,' !SariIsuttc
&c. &c: borauf aufmerfiant, bab er faneYs9prst, Ipipie 3oppShoG<
unb tiai9t %aussefibrt. ' RAJ 2
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@el6aftspsrIsann !.

SeS ~rtitbaltise Wager Won Gisarren ciener Smpprtoticn in ;rb,
r9H sr. Iss Srpabireet, Sncete, ser Stirsn rberb0Ib ber 6tsn
Street, serle9t. ipprpen Nrlber Sarrplb unS @fltrras's gudNtcreI
Der lhlter;etdnste bantt istnen Srcrnten unb Dem 0ubHfum ibsr.
eatpt fr ben %lsitteriset Seluh, unb bpft bumb tinftlihe G;eihSftss
;u erbalRr. ''"" ""''
SerleIbs Bat itets an Sanb Gin sruess Experiment sun
Raub'Sabaf, Gisarret,,'
6drcp GOODS,
@snirfolifcbe Snfrunettte ,e. &c.
eiSner Smrprtatipn. 49," 49,
9Bheelales unp HetailsS6nSlsrf cerSen mpbnttr, erf sas Qoosr
ces llntcrictdncien ;a b%stdtisen, CT tic anbcrp6rts Ginfaufc MAIDEN.
80, ..-. g. G. q. Simmermann
gpn mir Direct tnspprtntc 9nrtnas Ganalfer, bpldnSifte !Scrinoc
Sdtpciaer< nnS 2intbur9cr &dlt, Caviar, Sarteasn, SarSinen 6 bS,
eelaSt, weitpball6er S6infen lnb 1ur1, f%ran;tiSber Senf &c. &c.
fnb In Sprstslider SuaIitdt lc6cn atsefpn,nfeft it,b fir gnarrs.
gretlc in papen BET 3. 6. 9. Gtmmcrmanu
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S. 2. SEMPLE,
Apotheker und Farbwaaren-Hendler,
so. POP @foinir., &idmpnb, ga.
eat ale Seittl9e @r3nettcfe unb lrniise srhfel, bic sot 9eutftct
9ebrauft inb lit elmer @pptbefe seluGt iperben. '"N
CT 1T aud in bn Stonb selebt, ale gnn 81 ecepts noh hr
preiBtldNen ino anterttenilhrn 9barntacppjie an,ufcrttgen.
8useid, fubrt berlelte stn Eager Dpr Tarbcn. NenTsroIos
1abot, Sarntf8, Stub, 2ernptaol un6 Won lpHpifiasn in elmer in
Mprtbsfe Sprtprntcnben &rttfeln. Die gretIe inb' biIi9if osGeGt
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g. 90. 3a9rinpn, =
Nget9eter nnb 6 e M | fer

Gde Der Brpapz ltnb 6. Stra6e.
va 5dlt itets Gin ermpIetes Eager auer in ieincr, @eINsfte ~
t6SSn'rtenper @rtttel better Suattdt rnb Su ben biaiafen 0rciGnl gir
Neteptur iptrb Sr Scrrn &tnberp0ter, eineTd in TsrtSA1.ns
9cbilSrten &pptbefer fuperintenbrt. "l~'"
.@sentur fur DR.. 2epm @%elbarbfs ,Seaez
Sprup." o
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Or. 9sen gelbarbfs Sesetabte Syrlp sciut Nb bei ben fplaenteu
Saaert bSdNt wtrtlant: Suifsn, SrrtidNncr;cn, = gnebnitta-
Stisrenletosn, Sanbeidipcrtsn = unres,ImaBise pber eans aus
sebliebete gsrteee, tpctBcr 8luB &c. &c. Dieter Ssrup tt friner
sprratbis su baden, l%,nenttebrIid %n5tbis!!l CpeiI man i'm ieibit
8inoern unter sinent Sabr alt nadt gprlnrifr nit bent befc, Grfp(o
9etc' fam. 3u Ssrtaulet Mbplefale ,rb Retail bel g. 81
3adriNon, .9russit an wclden ~apsmdrtir geieIur,esn spiiirsi
erbctsn weroen. = gBisStrpertduftr befpmmsR etnei Rab9tt. G
lSs- Seee 8laife bat cine Gebraubs. gnpeilllra unb 1T NIT
Dr. 4. @s Siegsl unb thteridrift serIben, unb nur iclbc ipcrSen
FUR genuine anerfannt. = @reiic: bic srpBe itafhe ST. 90, Sic fdne
so @sntS. Or. 9epu G,ibarSt' '""N
SfFee: @fe Der 10ten unb 8rpupfreet,
Si6npnp, So.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-04-05
ARREST OF A VICE CONSUL IN CUBA.

1t was briefly mentioned by telegraph few
days ago, that Mr.. Thompson, United States
Vice Consul at Sagua la Grande, had been
brought to Havana by two of the civil guards,
a prisoner. The Havana correspondent of the
New Orleans Pcdyune furnishes the following
particulars Of the case:
Mr.. Thompson was employed by the United
States Consul at Trinidad de Cuba to act as
Consular Agent at Sagua la Grande. Some
days since, the police authorities at this latter
place demanded to know by what right he
placed the arms of the United States over the
door of his Office. He replied that he was the
United States Consular Agent His appoint
ment was then asked for, which, not wishing
to appear discourteous, he produced. He was
then ordered to take down the United States
arms, which he refused to do. A quarter of an
hour was then given him for that purpose.
After the lapse of rather more than that time,
the authorities again returned, and ordered the
arms to be taken down. Mr.. Thompson asked
for time to consult the United States Consul at
Trinidad, which reasonable request was refused
Upon his expressing his determination not to
remove the United States coat of arms. lad
der was procured by the police, and the coat of
arms was by them taken down, and notice was
given Mr.. Thompson to prepare himself within
two hours to proceed to this CITY, He asked
for longer period to arrange his affairs, which
was refused him, and at the lapse of that time
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-04-05
POSTAGE REGULATORS.

The subjoined letter announces certain regu-
lations adopted by the Postmaste General, to
provide for some omissions in the late postage
law. The regulations appear to rs to be Judi.
cous and reasonable, and we gite our aid in
their determinations
Posi- OFFICE DEPARfaENT,
appointment Office, Marc %, 1856.
SIR: Your letter of the Goth ms !. is received.
In answer, l am directed by the Postmaster
General to inform you
l. The act of the Sd March, 1855, making
no provision for unpaid letters to places within
the United States on the same or day following
any such unpaid letter or letters being put into
a post Office. the postmaster thereof will post
up conspicuously in his office lisa of the same,
stating that they are held for pos age. If not
attended to, such letters must be returned
monthly to the Dead Letter Office
2. Letters part paid should b dispatched,
charged with the additional posts &c due at the
prepaid rate, according to distances, established
by said act, except where the Oh, ission to pay
the correct amount is known to have been in
territorial, when they should be trei ted the same
as letters wholly unpaid
3. 1t is proper to forward latter when re-
quested in writing. When forwa !ded, no addi-
tional postage should be charged if the letter,
contrary to its address, has been tnis-ssnt If it
has been sent according to its address, and then
forwarded, it must be charged tn additional
postage at the prepaid rate, cc',rding to dis
lance, established by the act of March 3, 1855,
aforesaid.
a. Ship letters, as they cannot be prepaid,
and are not supposed to be embraced in the
new act will continue to be dispatched agreea-
bly, to the provisions of the fifteenth section of
the act of March 3, 1925.
am, respectfully, your obedisnt servant,
HORATIO KING,
First Assistant POSTMASTER General.
Isaac Y. Fo,cler, Postmaster, NeO York.
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OLD SOLDIERS BOUNTY LAND BILL
Banking House and Bounty Land Agency Office OF
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
No. 432 Penn. Apenue. Washington, d.


act passed Congress at The late session, granting
classes Of persons who have performed fourteen days mil
itary service in any of the in which this coudty has
been engaged since the year 1875 including Waynex war
war Of 1912, Black Hawk war Florida war, &c, viz:
AL the commissioned and non-commissoned officers,
musicians and privates including Indians whether vol
unieers, militia rangers
AL the commissioned and non-commissoned officers Of
the navy, ordinary seamen, andsmen HarnesI
foulla men, chapIains, and clerks.
All wagon masters aud teamsters who may nave Deeh
employed in the transportation Of military stores ana sup
plies
Those who have received 100 not provided for
in this act those who have heretofore received less
than 100 will be entitled to an addluonal WARRANT
so give them Of land equal 10 100 acres
entitled under the have thelr warrants
promptly obtained through this Agency, for moderate
Those not having the necessary forms, by dropping
a line the same shall be forwarded free Of cost
Claims of every description against the United states
Claims or Executive Departments, will be promptly at
FRENCH 6 EVANS Esq, late Chief Clerk in the Pen
sion Office will aid in the prosecution of all claims
sent TO me against the Government
The highest price paid for Land Warrants, and remit
,ances made promptly. Stocks aud Bonds sold com
mission hAMiLION u FAM, Banker.
Refer 10 G. c. Crammer President Patriotic Bank
Washington, d. c.; Messrs. Maury Morton. Bankers,
Richmond. Va; Messrs. f. w. Clark Dodge, & Co
Bankers New York Messrs. Josiah Lee Co. Bankers
Baltimore; Hon. John Wilson, Commissioner Of General
Land Office; Hon. L. P. Waldo Commissioner Of Pen
sons; Messrs +. w Clark Co, Bankers Phladelphia,
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THE FAMILY OF THE LAT1 CAR.

The Emperor Nicholas leaves The following
numerous family: His wife, the Esapress Alex
andra Fedorowna, formerly called Frederick
Louisa Charlotte Wilhelmina, da lighter of the
late Frederick William Ill., King of Prussia ;
was born July Is, 1898, and is ia very weak
health. The issue of this marriage are
First. Alexander Nicolaivitch CBarovitch, the
present Emperor; born April 49, 1879 mar
ried, April %, l84l, Maria Alexandrovina, the
present Empress, formerly Maxirnilienne vii
helmina Augusta Sophia Maris,) born May 8,
1924, daughter of the late Louis III, Grand
Duke of Hesse. Issue of this marriage: Mich
olas Alexandrovitch, the present Gown Prince,
born September 20, l943 Vladimir Alexan-
drovitch, born April %, lS47; El>xis Alexan-
drovtch, born January IA, 1850.
Second. Maria Nicolaevna, korn August 8,
1919; married, July IA, 1889, 10 Macmillan,
Duke of Leuchtenberg, Prince Of Eichtedt be
came widow November /, 1852
Third. Olga Nicolaievna, born September J.,
1922; married to Charles, Prince Royal OF
Wurtemberg, July Is, 1916.
Fourth. Constantine Nicolaivitch, born Sep
TENDER n, 1927; married, September / /, l848,
to Alexandra Josefovna, daQghser of Joseph,
Duke of SAKE Altenber8; was born July 20,
1880; issue, son and g daughter.
Fifth. Nicholas Nicolaivitch, born August 8,
1881.
Sixth. Michael Nicolaivitch, born Otober %,
1882.
The late Gar also leaves two sisters-Maria
PaulOvna, Dowager Grand Duchess of SAKE
Weimar, and Anna Paulovna, widow of William
II, King of Holland. Also, sister-in-law-
Helena Paulovna, widow of the Grand Duke
Michael, and daughter of the late Prince Paul,
Of Nuremberg. This lady's daughter, the
Grand Duchess Catherine Michaelovna, is mar
ried to the Duke George, of Mecklenberg Sire
litz
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SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL.
The OnIu Cure for Ded fness


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Deafness Pains and the Discharge Of matter from the
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insects, falling of water, whizzing Of steam &c,
which symptoms of approaching Deafness
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N Also DR. Jackson's Pile and Teuer Embroc alton
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PROPERTY OF RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES. = The
Legislature of Michigan has passed law con-
corning churches and religious societies, estab-
fishing uniform rules for the acquisition, tenure
control, and disposition of property conveyed or
dedicated for religious purposes. 1t provides
that all church property shall vest and descend,
with the Improvements, in perpetual succession
to and shall be held by the trustees provided in
the act, in trust for said church. congregation,
or society. And also that no bishop, vicar, rec
tor, parson, curate, priest, deacon, or other Off
Ger, in any church, religious body, order, secie-
ty, or association; no superior or other officer
member, male or female, of any religious
order, ecclesiastical or lay, nor of any eccesias
teal, educational, or charitable institution or
establishment, shall, in consequence of such
Office or membership, or in the character or ca
pacity of such Office or member, have, possess,
or exercise, any power, capacity, or franchise of
a corporation sole, so far as relates to the ia
king, holding, managing, selling, or transmit
ting property, and every gift, grant, devise, be-
quest, conveyance, or lease of any real estate.
The law is general, and applies to all religious
denominations alike.