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VII" B6 SKI Nanoslooo DDls charcoal to order
ox, r' cords wood to oy"r 10 0S
BAY ST LoU1s-schr Sea cull-5 cords wood to ooer.
,l,r,,-,,, c-7,,,1
ry1,rprcNn1Ir-c,,nunr uosas rrs,n,roo4 100 ho,o,
cotton 10 Frson yco Cnre ve9 tt
ssean W HFGsf s no co A MesToT m DO
Epnr 5tan 10 rS Wn n n do 10 T.
f b"1js }eHts c Us dis %sSi egsr Fosy Ave-
Inwknslo SI io Friero, : fo oor S s1 S H
;"?isso@ ISos5 b"ps:jst, lInys R@ssIy S!.r Sto
to olre Gayle Nco-sundries oFdcr-rOta $50 Das
cotton t'9,,,n,,,,. s a ,,.,,, -, ,,
@ pon nsn ro i naa Go' tcn
BErnS Vance &c3-l2 johnson NG9IM Robson Ailtl
es o% es cnaw @ SHs schaoH 90
59 dh S Val "cksP e on$ 2e1hn 4eG ay,
$coss Bradley Wilson kco-~2G d" to D Keliy Sco baie
SSnn BEnwr pay m1 N.s on S no &c
5 so maGe Hea 6f GEeS B VIZ
FsS!s oStsy Ayis;5 ss2si hhds 'obas
hhls tobacco.
BAYoU sARA ;; I@1,e ll-yo bales cotton tc
TON NHergSr Fse ES cotton SS
r P&yng Soa T rs f"o ri AsOr nsofq No
W N55 T;sH tGp Ssoyes sSo
CO hobit Chnrpan.eri Tarleton WhnE Tullis
nnSs ~
sugar 20 bbls mohsses TO Bnrbrt Eco3 hhJs .ar tc
i Pnuehe ycoS Green 4 Crqmp--S DO Felowes Sec-- do
6 do 10 hhG sugar Mennr ( TignaudiO do Is IBIS moises
Alnin-i54 do s3 hls sugar ibis sugar Darby rronle
ss 'E :S Sh %" SSo y"I do 5 a So
moaS,es Me'ees Ecol0 hhis sugar hs bis moassss
Bis moe ssber co ~ 6ds sgar "aq S
"on r l XIII s"" s mosses u? o G 9 Gbnpn,
III hid, sugar Thomas Elder tco~7 do OITier"l6 do 70
& Gren-,lnlrics 10 orer-Ioa So bues cotton 3SS bids
s" 6 ~ 92 m 20 Is hf do r
ton %y M do to CoopsT soS do to
lrGsoI Stevenson &co-s Cnmmack, sqHre< / Wss-56 do
" o WIT Tf IcG 9; n Ty so ThS SS
iori2o i Pl0Iche kto-26 Davis Jenkins &co-l4to j {
toS John wama &C., A aS R Mst Aes
T T 3 ,;4s ii sn "f@n ro,nFs to order
PifT$BU RIf-Steamsr Island Cv-s16 ,.1l. n,psr Hup
e 10 pSs sEn5S S9F;3 On a So DO E5os ct
Ma qanclc-t3 pkgs sunirie SCoyiII MeaI3- do 10 O O
W 90 ~hsa 25 % Wts to E sTs a4 sss to
order
s ad 8 c DO r. hs % y Es * g MJ SS G@ s
@ I srSn \ @H3on Il ill., 70 &C. SShEcSrmS bls
sjs Do do S;nri St9siar Ec"l eff oh brooml Rnh Es"
sis aron Risen I Snn,. - i no reIe 1
Sr sno eo1G q s2" II%rTsll dys NSH
cotton Brady Wilson sco-30 hhls sugar Brand { Inny~0
bbls mon;sSs3 mules horse owner In boardTotal, bales
ST I0U1ssernsr 1IyIry , cnonran-obn o,r 81 Ken
ps4 Seo & DO ia; CoR V, fSo sqS hs";
verse Gco-1 do Keep Iia Seo-55o * whcat J DoHgn
9sI ks corn orreJi ay %coS d no W 10 do az
81 @ hay Moor 1acao 'b IBIS po R tc. ams f SG5
nrd "IvfFss s Ksnlslt kSo-9 ke 9s Dghons2 bb,s
InI Pra ,' 90 f' t A i't%ersoa f,fE @eH2-
,a fT Merton tSS ov ME- *snm"wsy
Ill dol L Hurdle .sco-FotaI. $50 bales cotton.
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ARRIVED.


BreH ship Iscn Wclker. Boss from Bremen 10TH Oct to
Ship R 2ie Shaw fro" Liverpool Oct I'D, nnssrl
Ship Golden Engle Thompson. from Liverpool Oct l4h to
Brit ship sarnl :, Enm Ellsworth 81 days from Cardiff VILE
Ship Hli9 g Tyler Larry three days from Brazos to Jones
Ship Given % days from Portland Maine to
Ship s"nnn Barrett, 20 days from New York to Cohen gso
Ship Anloyer Berry Is days from New York to cohen2d
Slip Sea Pes swSsey D days from Boston. Iiynsoa
Ship Charlotte Reed Combs "a days from Bath Maie to CT
Bark AGbya qew Jono" D days from Portland Maine to
Bark as Bryant Howes Sm Bordeaux: 18th Oct to MASTER
Bark S Ial W9ys W9e FROM Rio dc aneo Nov ID
Bark Ink Nicksls Nekes from 1Iuvre Oct to creeyy
- lnnd, to maser-3i dis. ''S'''' 1"'A' Ia
Brig RH Rd so"le Davis, 10 days from Crnco Mison
swedish nr Snpnrh Streenstro from Gottenburg Sweden
Brig Cyclone Mccarty, from Mobile to C j Meeker Eco
rg AIDA ore y days from Cinrlcston to r1aHerPont
trIs Henry Guild Leach, from cadia to naster-loint
Hynson Ico-Poin. HUN '''"' 's'o"' " "
Sehr Adele ,'o"rman. from Covinston--basin.
Schr J r Plummer, Myers, from Gainsuic-Basu
S Sh G ;n Warrington Weston from Pearl Kver|i.sin
Sehr Nay Flower, Bremen. from .,mte River-Basiu.
Schr r ESsrniId Whit from Tgnehp"h"Bosp
Schr Gondorc. Lee, from lloxi-Bas1n.
S SSI Magnolia, Thomas, from Dilox-Bosin. .''
Schr Sea : dl from i B@y 81 'i'% onsBasi
sTEAMBoATs.
Florida, Grant from Mobile
Oceana. Taylor from ST Ions
enyy cho"iea pefec ''S from G St Io@ Landing
l. v McRae, Cannon, from Skirwth's Landing,
F IssH pa" I!Soa h1 %lss zen, Y%s%ghs '
Persia Rider, from
nrelorses, Hincllcy. from Washington
F"nH Gy witt WRIT from From G 5sSTs hvsr
In Kennet, Bolingrr, from st Louis.
70w'9 a M sd W 19s 6ss the Whine q %
NM aaI Zig RSs o y" s'' '0'S" Eagle S'" "
To"'Ga R 9 no oS the nd His w" sH1
up ships pennsy vania md Dictator.
To~oo s. ca"s Gnm t G from nG dGTn
la-boagh up ship snlonn, bark Jas Bryant and brig
Towboa ocean Chapman from the rnss2stowel down aud
18th inst, ships Ariel and Emma, briggs Tuintr,s
Wssfs H S Ssk 2 an" Ss fys s ls's" and
TowOon cSes'o roy from hS Fay doxo shs
Cyclone, Atelp and schooner Geo InrTis,
Towboa Yankee, Flcntor from the pnsscstowed down and
DC s S se" s s Xn 'Ss Gv e0 Esnano e A
Iind-mongh, up ShjPs, AHdoHer Sea Deg, bark Tid0
BELow--CoMTN UP.
Ship John Spear Spear, from Cardiff Wales
hip Levi Woodbury. Bradford from Liverpool
Bark palalln, Wilson, FROM Rio de Jonctro, / Il
Bark MAY Flower Parker, from New York to Houonsqne
sslr Geo Harris - from Charleston to q I>nsoa SEQ
Ship Saxon Sears, from Boston, to a Cohen
MEMORANDA.
n9- Capt EMwyy OF the ship lna9 Tyler, which arrived
last evening from Charlotte Harbour Floria, Reports the ship
Hemisphere arrived there the 10Th inst from, York,
with S troops, ,d was to sail ie day Mobile.
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Shipping gntelltgtnce,
THURSDAY, December IS, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Atlantic Smith, for Ba2o Santiago via Galveston
Hnrris, Morgan AGO
sup cambridge, Chase Tor Liverpool Baxter, Iovell eco
snip tferhn'th sond for Liverpool, Baxter Lowell
snip shownmSet, Martin for Liverpool j Whitney eco
span snip leres1ta, Call for Barcelona PUG vadnno
Schr BhSnide, Whitaker for Mobile, C w Newton eco
Schr Sea Horse LaborGr for Mobile, CIV Nuwon FTI
SehE Ella Robinson, for limits Mills Florida
p0olav NfrnI |a,
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Rebietu pf' The Nlarkets.

THURSDAY MORNING, Dec. IS, 1856, =
COTTON ...,.T There good demand yesterday, and
although the supply Immediately offering moderate the
sales reached 600 bales the market being steady
quotations. Tuesdays business proves have been bales
We still quote d. &gs& 5..M} 4..
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Neh OrlGalts 1ailg Crescent.
Thlrty-Fourth Congress Tl,irtl Session.


WASHINGTON, Dec. iO.-Senate.-Mr. Clay intro
.duced bill supplementary to the act Of August 1884
to graduate and reduce the price Of public lands 20
actual settlers and cultivators. ,,.
Mr.. Bgler replied briefly to the remarks OF Mr.
Trumbu delivered the other day, relative to bis con,
struction Of Mr.. Dunnis bill, that it established
slavery He contended that his construction was
correct. and sustained himself by Douglas report;
Other members participated in the debate, Wlch
lasted IN to the hour of adjournment.
lin the House the question of printing extra COPIES
Of the Presidents message was resumed and occupied
athe entjre sitting, without taking the vote upon it.
JOHN TRAVIS WINS !, SHOOTING MATCH. The
New York Mirror, Of the 10th, says:
The great shooting match with pistols, for 81 oo0
came off last evening at Academy Hall, between Mr.
John Travis and Mr.. Samuel Suydam. The large
building was filled with the fancy men of the city
Tie number Of shots allotted to the competitors was
forty each Mr. Travis led off with the first twenty
shots, and lost one BY not firing at the word, the
others hit tie target, which full length figure Of
q man, and not the usual bulls eye. Mr.. S. Suydam
lodged nineteen shots in the target and one outside
Mr. Travis, his second round, lodged the whole of
The twenty in the target making 80. Suydam, in his
second round, missed the target his fifth shot, and
gave up the contest. Travis was the favorite from
the start.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,


-.-----0 = o---N N11.
| nOCTVDIs T8d)1F1,ANV,,S CEJ,ERR ,TEn arm
! ~ MAN BITTEKS, prepared by ~
Will eectcaliy cure Liver Compnin pysprUsin am,,cs
Chronic or N,rvnns na;i;t Ti.1n". ~ ~ a. @
"'''''s '''A o'S0'' snch Liver Or stomach
Head '. AeiIit y Of ,p the Sto ,nu
FnIlnsss Wight in I he stcm" ma, SOU? Sour
dsn Brsstn s' F"ss ! at is s c i,,' Goah
nes ing o G y sHos" ho ssSns Wien n Pin
Pain in the Head. Deficiency of Perspiraon. Yellow
ness o the Skn aia Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back,
fe"' sta n"Fn Imssi in the F Ecs J,r Con-
"' and l Erss! pspre 81 nS''
The nronr;.or +, co,, ~, s ,p etc.
hif e. , ~ ,
s no new ann unred article but that has stood the
ni & nTioe inc American people and its
s a" we'll III s:S t aH sG @ % Ss
Of his NEe"ts e b iy ina to BE bud
remedy is really deserving The trent cc"rt e h i 'S
neiq ONCE and Mnnafscoy NJ s5 III stpss Pi
'"''l"''' 3D. TESTIMONY FROM 1or,,s,,,.
peur sr1 feel noo to JAcKso i Anssl y ls5
hs If Ts"y S'
sGGnnsd them to be- and cserny recommend them
reint'S the diseases they
e . NM SUPERIOR 10 All oher preparaioiS now in
r,,,, -, ,,r'n,rs. my .uI.a' H. oiffNliElMER.
TIE blIIEks ALI. THEY ARE REPRESENTED TO BE
JAcKsoN La, August 20 1854
Dear Sir-l have used German Bittcrs, find them
all eS r represented TO be- and ceertuly
Rgspsc4lls yours w. F. FAULKNER.
Il. MAYER says:
your Gerno, Riars arelsoNhusG In. May 25 1853
dismissed Of nj rsran1 ror 3 'ta''ne eulclie have
n,a,ntply " 'i0A' So" anu WISH " lie" supply i'm.
Nv r AyRoJ n OIr , TT .n.,
'0-A 3r,,,,z w.. -, 49,.
hive for the lost venr usod ~, - =, la ule o. laa
VIM in my nruriip y,n,s;Tny II ,;m prepared ny
of the kind ,a r,,,;i,. oc my onIy
lieyp Tint in less than one yrnr th.r VII, 9n pt
vicinity than in any other mart If ~. ror o eola Id ts
~ f ~ S''''''
bl'' MADE says.
,-a,,. +, ,.,. p.., rhANhilN, La, me "a, 1857
m our & ,!.'efs n1!e become very popular here, and
WISH ,os' 1 Tpti. i ~ VIZ
r'' a. t'b-Ahlo ~ W. say :,
o h'ers give universal satisfaction to all who have used
IiI!H'
l lou Sotu per III nina 1at hese tters are entirely rege
ti p r iilseS over most OF The prepara
''''' II iI,iellueu ioi lunar "Sc'Ses
~. - ~, mug IN every town and village
'N ''' 0'''e" ''"'e' anu o"lau''s 41hu ~
o,,e ,.,u-., d. HhlGtl It 60,
=. tTrT,,uy1,I1, wv, ,,,,1, "
a S Sh.hs 49, r - - H1eoM DELLA w AiE-
"a. i'ehw"te, Mnth ~ lAoi-MeSSrs. Is. a. Fab
VIII w ~, ~ nS'ee "rl IL TO be my duty to Tom as
we" ~ 10 lhe Fio'c 10 inform You OF the wonderful effects
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81 STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be 1t hered that the 18th March, 1856 me-
subscriber Justice Of the Peace for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and il ?.
ver Secretary OF the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company Of
New Or cans who being duly sworn, according law do de-
and that the above true and
transcript from the books the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. p JANVIER, Secretary,
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th Marcha
1856. G. NJ. BR ADFORD
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Bonrd of Trustees have resolved pay Six per cent
teres the scrip certificates of 1859 payable after the
second Monday of May and have declared scrip diyi
dend OF Twenty-Five cent the earned premiums of
the past year. for which certificates will be issued
the first day Of June and they have reserved the
OF the net profits of the ending Eth March, 1856
pending but unmijnstcd claims against the Company
The Company continue to insure against the peS of the
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the Of
premium.
Office, in iron building, Of Camp and Nacez
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
. A. CARElERE, Vice President
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BELO COM ING UP.

BELOW G Q u ING UP
Ship John Spear, Spear, from Cardiff Wales
hip Levi Woodbury. Bradford, from Liverpool!
Bark PHlalin, Wilson, trou Rio de Jarctro, 4 " II
Elliott.
Bark May Flower Parker, from New York Bouousque
Phillips.
sclr Geo Harris - from Charleston TO q IynSaa SEQ
Ship SAXOli Sears, from Boston, to \ Cohen
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!,
EmerIMichon Desbon,e-H sebrrchtNa Elliott &coN
North Suedes Eco-M IIonk-1 WnsthoHf, Fnsd;ck--D IT
1olmesJ Gauche-baskes and willow Pou;z-ndse to
FscherThiele, Seller &co-Cramer &coPerresson Be
gnte-f nuconse-otderT fensaid-0 Is GrahanN rel r
Gaines Sco-S LerourtNI rdnra nrs,-p Maeprro-Serner
Marewon Narybmr. Eor.,or r nHroI,dsr and wine to
Buidecke &co--rdse to C3uchardA Desrnyn'r-wine
10 bey,is &co-n'lse 10 bainlger = w y J
burrr ErnW 4 WiorI srInid~Surzsnerrer & Eter-
R,velrt Fourn;or i, Doms-C Rnrrue K ,ro-Cas-
teo Il larcke-F Hedescon-ionaux Viola-Iobet Char
penter.
NEW YORK-Shp Andoyer-Assorted mdse.
HOSTDN-Shin Sen Dnr-Assored mdse.
nnr,t,,,- n ~" vii :. ,es is II rr,s
II d. 10 nr,ior 'p ~
R,TuSbi, r,,or1oi,e Reec-O97 tons HAYS to ] West
tr;,, Cvco,o1o Cn, haus salt ia i M.rkar tro
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I WRIGHT SS CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Propreor's lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency, No. isl amp Il Charres
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BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Pee Ii. 1856 Arrived heuce, sI,in t
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
hW M ssass si,s


Time between Waeiiington and Wheeling but I7t
hourst
Running time bsoes Washington and Cincinnati q hOurs
Through, Tickets and Baggage Checks to be had in
Washington.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved lis
now oss The aes' tray
the Northwest and the Southwest. !
The connexion between Washington
Washington Junction aey called the Relay nuse nine miles
nna s $ pD e1ngs 2, Gar ~
Wheeling Washington station echeckea
through tickets for points beyond The c6nnecns trains leave
washington daily ato a. n and Az M on Sundays at the
A. Wessns ss made with ss trains Of CEN
wheeling through caudse, zanesvie, Newark
trains G WIN Se
Chicago, St. Louis &c.
ratroad to xona, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
x ss AZ xsn o Sn % Miami Gsd
aante, Lafayette, Chicago Rock sand ST Louis, &C.
Nutchez, New Orleans, Washington
are m at Gne1aG TO he mail steamers on ie Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo, Detroit
hc ckes sold when the Ohio navigabe between
Wheeling and WesVle, (ory mes) where connection with
Travellers requested notice that while this the only
Shortest speedy and direct nearly all The leading points
great West The distance Washington Cincinnati
Fare by through ticket from Washington To Wheeling 80 S.
by railroad ss o5 BY steamer from Cincsna SIS indanapo
Chicago geo 6a and sl9 90 st. Louis, ss SO and 5 Memphis
For Frederick narpea Ferry sarpsbarg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford Springs, Piodmon Oakland aud Fanou1t
stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis &C., see special ad
FOR further inoma,on through tickets Sc, apply to TIL H.
Master of TranspOrtaiion Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad Baltimore
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ar mo. 56l.l
Notice of the withdrawal OF Lands in Mich.

Of the act Of Congress approved I'd June 1885,
king grant the STATE of MICHIGAN TO aid In the
certain railroads in said state is netons have M
the and fecsivers TO conuu
from sale and location OF The following
lands probably falling within the prescribed limits OF selection
directed, heretofore ordered BY telegraph
30tl OF May last, 10 vii;
Office All lands in the District in the Fouen
range and Ia and south OF towng
also, northern peHinsG all the lands north OF TOWNSHIP
%, and west Of range 10 west
ships II, ~ 10, and ID lying west OF range "a west
Once at GrsgssE All the lands the district, except
townships situated north of township ~ aud Of range
OF township 10 and east Of range east
Office at DETROIT lands the district lying
townships II morrill, and all situated west of range
Office at KALAMAZOO All the lands in the district lying
nnge 6 west.
Office srr. NAME All The lands in the district situate
south . township 81, in ranges 20 to 81 inclusive.
South of township 50, In ranges 30 to "a inclusive.
South Of township 50, in ranges IS and 80
South of township 81, in ranges 81 and %.
Norlh of township 80, in ranges 80 and f0 and
North oftownship 80, in ranges al and a.
These latter embracing nearly all the lands advertised in III
Presidents proclamation No 552 be offered July at S
Ste Marie which will therefore, be offered at The public a
therein ordered.
Given under my hand, General Land Office, the
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June, ls.6
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
June14-law6wi Intel starl Commissioner
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( No. 563. |
Notice

Of Withdrawal Of Lands in Louisiana.
State of Louisiana, aid In The
said Satc instructions have just
land officers the from
lands their respective
probably limits Of selection
until directed heretofore ordered by telegraph on the
3lst Of May last, viz
NATcurocHrs, all the lands in the district eaee
follows:
Townships 10, inclusive, of ranged
Townships to 10, inclusive, of range D.
Townships 10 u, inclusive, Orange o.
Townships IL 10 H. inclusive of ranges and {, and
Townships 10 and "A, Of ranges . and TO-
Otce MoNRoE lands district situated in
which lie and in
49, between and
Office at OrKLousAs, lands the district situated north
and Of the principal mendian together wh
ihe following:
Townshp l norlh o ranges ! and east.
Townships 6 south, inclusive Of ranges and west
Townships south, inclusive OF ., T. and west
Townships / and , south, e ranges 9 and 7 west
Townships TO south, inclusive, Of ranges and east
Townships 90 II SOUTH inclusive. of range east.
Townships 10 - south, inclusive, OF range east
Townships Z 10 II SOUTH inclusive, OF range east
Township. TO Is south, inclusive, OF range east
with ali thu townships east Of range east and south OF
township south. .....
the lands in the district situate between
2 and 10
once al Nav ORLEANS all the townships situated between
10 and Of the Mississippi river and the
following lying Of the Mississippi river, via;
Townships 70 10 TO- inclusive Of ranges IL and -.
Townships ~ ls Inclusive between ~ and H.
Towns - 10 s inclusive between ranges 10 and 3D. and
Townships u TO H. inclusive, lying east Of range 49,
my Land Once The city
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
June 2o-law6w Intel Il star Commissioner
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rr,s.erar-rhs Great Europsnn pl.covsry,


PROTECTED by royal patent England by
the rns Of bcos de- Ph7rmacic dc Paris and the Imperial Col
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tescmat No the remedy for general md local debility loss
Of yrc decay distressing
arising ecncious
IN YOUTH manhood agc the vile would
impaired, decitne Of Hs Nc tho Triosenu
universally adoptsd al physical impcdenis vanish like
influence, rendering Invaluable
tcring tho marriage
Teemar completely entirely eradicses
andoe for, to tho ruin OF the health q portion Of the
Tesomar No the European remedy for that Glass Of
disorders which, unfortunately, English physician with
inevitable OF patients constitution
which nll sar4aparlla IN world cannot
Nos smell, and
all nansesfins qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected.
Sold cses, each divided separate doses ad
minisfered ~ Vapenn, Lselmand, loux &C.
To hn had wholesale ana retail, OF Mr. II. a. barrow, No ~
Green street. Canal New York specially appointed by the
proprietor and the United States and
other Of America Immediately receiving remittance,
MIR. Barrow will forward the Tosemar any Of the world,
securely PACKED and addressed according the Instructions Of the
r.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov p-dlyr
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

RcducaoR Of Fare 10 California.
United States mail steamships leave New York
Skn3 for Aspnwal the 5ih and 10Th each month,
S34LT connecting with mail from Panama san
= Francisco.
These and approved Navy
Department, and guaranty spsed end safety.
The Panama railroad (47 completed from
and crossed In The baggage OF
checked New York through Francisco and
enbated Panama the campsny
The paid In York all Of the
Reserve New York. Panama. and
San Francisco, detention in OF accident that
the routs Is endrcly rciablc,
Passengers leave the day they arrive Aspn-
wall
Conductors through by steamer take charge
women and children without other protectors.
through tickets lowest apply tho agency In
West street, New York, TO l. w. RAYMOND,
May6-du
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Purns Toudvins p.. Johnson Cray and Maria Sessions

Purnel Toudvine Johnson Gray and Maria Sessions.
equity county, before Thomas A. Spence
Judge OF The eth juaicial circuit OF Maryland.
E object OF this decree sale of certain
the purpose partition, perecting The
the complainant the owned
Maekey OF Somerset county, deceased by his will devised
all his every kind hs vile during life
her William NJ. ID. TOWNSEND, Eliza Townsend,
II Zabet Ann Vance Hen, Alexander Smith, and Susan Smith
four buuded dollars The bill also by
life the title OF John h. Slemons
purchase by said John b. Semons Of Elizabeth
JohA,
all said Johns death Of William NJ. d. Townsend
and the title Of Maria Sessions and Mary L. slemons equal
shares oh interest his only heirs at law The death Of Eliza
Townsend and the descent her right Mary e. semon only
by the said Mary T. seons Of
said The complainant the purchase by said John b.
his lifetime OF Mara Sessions In said lot
or destroyed deah OF Smith descent
OF her brother, te said Henry, and
by sRid Henry Of all his interest certain johnson Gray
the Stale OF Virginia TINT The complainant seized in
subject complain
ants for the life Of said susan who is s living,
advanced for decree erasishng complain
aforesaid sold
a Sessions semon decree for Tor
OF paros and for order Of publication against
ad Maria and ohnson who redeu OF this State. Iii.
ereupun this third day Of June, eighteen hundred and hyN by
suhscrbe circuit judge Of the eighth Judicial circuit Of
land h the complainant copy Of this order
be inserted 10 published Washington
Eve before the 18th day July
aud appear this court, person
fifteenth day of October
premises and show II they have why decree should
pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
True copy-testt
GrvrS wootroRp, CLERK.
June 7-law5wf
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osytox AxksLASs CossoLID ran LosrxsIgs,
ksiumofe Maryland, July l, lass
fE commissioners u the assySnd
HIS eAaNSe tks rseie
who circulate W mail and Otherwise fraudulent lottery
wholly neutioss taah FE
The only legal lotteries In Maryland daily
me State under The constitution examine and approve
schemes and 10 attend the drawings.
All The tickets in these lotteries
tickets have The tnos aped n Brennan, general
the Once Maryland Lotteries
baltimore, Maryland" All others fraudulent U.#
For full information the subject Of those frauds address
v x. Brennan,
Sept aS-dly Baltlnore MARYLAND.
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stopping Southampton both going and returning they oeT
passengers proceeding London uvTe advantages
other route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from NeO York 70 Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin saloon Sl3oi Grst cabin saloon, sO
second do, 500. " w.
Al letters and newspapers through the Office
NO bills OF adng will be signed parcels received the day of
sailing.
An experienced surgeon Is attached TO each ship.
Fortreight or passage, apply 10
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q. A. HENEREN n Co., Bremen.
CR0sKEY Il Co, Southampton.
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