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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06
FOURTH ANNUAL BALI
OF The
Presidents Mounted Guard

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF TIE
i Presidents Mounted Guard have the pleasure
to announce to their numerous friends, the mill
tary and citizens generally, that they will have
the honor OF giving Their Fourth ANNUAL BALL
at CARUSI'S SALOON, on THURSDAY
EVENING, n November 18Th, 1855.
The Committee assure The public that all their
arrangements are complete and perfect, and that
they are prepared 10 surpass all their previous
efforts to make this the most pleasant and agreea
BILE entertainment ever given by the corps
Esputa's celebrated military and cotillon band
has been engaged to delight those who trip 1t on
the light fantastic toe.
The Ball will be opened with grand promo
made al O'Clock, the band performing the Presi-
dents Mounted g ard Quickstep, composed and
arranged by Profes sor Esputa expressly for this
occasion and dedlc ated to Capt Jos Peck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06
CARUSI'S SALOON.
PERTAINS
OPE ATTIC 3 Al Nd
10 s.. OPP lEr1rFrl ...a Fl.
Al TT - II ii 81

2s - - - -
Consisting Of the GLOWING members:
n g. Creish. director and double bass,
Carl Tnutman, principal solo vlolincelist and
leader Of orchestra,
Morris d. Edmonds. secoId solo violinoslist and
jewish duicimtr, - e..
Dr. C. Montgomery, bssso ana vioiinceiist,
w. w. snow, soprano and pianist,
Jones, first bapjoist and dictator,
r. Parker, SCI ono banjoist, -...
Jphn Duley, bones and nst low comedisn,
Mast Robert hughes, ballsdist,
William Boyd, eccentric comedian, ---.. .r
]. II Hunter, comet piston,
@. 9 Mortimer, solo guitniist
e. Edwards, alto and tenor violin,
VIM. Moore, second tenor,
NJ. sexton, como dancer,
" Cluskev, Jig dancer and tambo,
Fred Myers. fancy dancer and pessonator Of fe-
ma chaIcter, . I'D.
WILL GIVE THREE CONCERTS
At CARUSI'S SALOON, commencing
MONDAY EVENING, Nsvembsr 10, is5e.
70 IN B.-CBANGE OF PROGRAMME EACH
MIGHT New Ate pieces every Evening
Tickets TWENTY FIVE CENTS Reserved
Seats can be secured during the day al the Hall
nov4-T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

sei snONs gam Oh ,oIo Tor Fremont
MASSACHUSETTS.
Inc Legislature stands rs follows: Senate
81 Republican,, and one district to be heard
from. House-2sl Republicans, and IA oppo-
sliOn Jour towns TO bs heard from. This
secures Dir. Summers re- election.
,on nS ot fIom all but ~ towns give Fremont
io/sii' buchanan 81 37s, Fillmore Is ga
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Returns from 80 towns give Fremont 70, 345;
BUCHANAN 2l,Sl3. and Fillmore 27s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

We have further fragmentary returns from,
Varlous precincts OF various counties in Viz.
ginia. To publish them would only serve n
confuse the reader They however show large
democratic gains, satisfying Us that Virginia
IA: gone for Buchanan by, perhaps, Il, 900
majority.
NORTH CAROLINA.
me telegraph says that North Carolina has
sone democratic by largely increased MAORI
ues All the counties beard from show Dem.
"a msjority. nus
SOUTH CAROLINA
Inc iohoripg persons were elected INV IN.
Leglslature) on the 4th instant 10 he IN. $780,
electors, under instructions to vote for Rn.h
ansn and Breckinridge, viz: Du0n
n John a. Inglis, John L. Norven, WI
ovens, l.. Watts, l. J. Pickens -.
Gnesnut: and at large, r. W. PicLsn, ana
John L. Manning ana
ILLINOIS
lie vote Of Chicago shows gain of l, 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

NOTICE THIS ANNUAL MEET
N ing Of the stockholdessof the w ssning-
ton Building Association win be held at Flints
Rotal, On ERIOAY- EVENING, the 5th INST, q
. O'Clock.
A Ane 10 imposed on stockholders for not st.
' ' J.P. DICKINSON,
nov SAFE Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

&S RkWARD.-sTRAYR srOLkN,
~ On Mond.y afsssnoon, NoyembWe51S6
reward Win be paid for her iAsliVery 10 fnOM-
AS DRONAY, No 674 L stieet, between New
Jersey avenue md "a street. ss,lS nov 3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

rOLD SPECrAeLES.-WE CALL AT
" ten;ion to our very large assortment Of Gold
Also, gold, STEEL, and shell Eye Gls,sss
Besides the above, we offer a complete stock OF
silver fine steel and plated Spectacles, with very
superior glasses
NJ w GAIT BRO
nov 6-3t 34 Pa ave bet 9th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Departnent.-On yesterday, 5th November,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
A. 10. ~ he nADa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

OST.-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
IL November 5th, pair OF EYE GLASSES set
In Gold Frame and Case, with the name Of Il. Z.
Laneton marked on them. The fsder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving them at the office Of
6. 9. GIDEON, Sill 9th street nov 6 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

|1 GRAND COTiLLON PARTY takes
splace at The Anscests Hall, Navy Yard, on
TUESDAY, the nth q November. Ample
preparations to make II Q nostegreeable party has
Ten Md. Tickets can be had Of any Of the
members, and at the dosF on the night Of the
BAH.
Managers.
wv Nohes, Thos Cook, And. Naudin.
6-lt&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

OST This MORNING, NOVEMBER
IL 9th. between the City Hall and the corner Of
Penn avenue and 18th street, NOTE for 90,
dated November S, 1851, PAYABLE thirty days after
lie are hereby cautioned against haiipg or NEE 0.
tiating for said note The finder will please Ie-
turn sa d note to the undersigned.
Il. T. kIOPfAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

OK REWARD.-STRAYE FROM The
9O residence Of the subscriber,
early in October, Red and White
COW. Having slit In her right
ear, and an under keel In the left; -N0
horns small and bent inwards. The above re-.
ward will be paid for her delivery to DR. 3 A.
STORROW, No. l23 + street, First Ward.
nov 6-3t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06
NOTICE TO HOUsE.KEEPRRs.

N0TICk TO HVUb8-AEEFkhb.
No 867 Pa avsnxs (No.S67 Pa. arssss.
~ The finest stock Of Wines, Liquor, Pine
Teas, CoRees, Sugars Choco: ates, Coca, CT seee,
Fruits, Spices, English Sauces and Pickles,
Genuine Havana Segars, Rough and Ready To-
bacco, Holland CucumbeB, &c, &c,
JONAS p. LEVY,
move opposite the National Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

! ssHAHIENTloN. WASHINGTON gieH-'
LANDERS.-You are hereby noticed 10
lI IN attend the regular monthly meeting Of your
u " Company to be held at the Armory, Tbs
Thursday EYENlN6, the sth October. at M
O'Clock. A full attendance % necessary.
BY order - JNO. WATTS,
lie - 81 Captain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06

I OSr.-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, A
IL King Charles SPANIEL. Head,
body, and tail black legs Of tan color, J
and answering 10 the name OF Fido se.s-SsS
Any one returning him to No 4g7 18th street, neal
the corner Of II, win be handsomely rewarded.
nov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06
nov S-5t&

ENO U N D--A SMALL GIRLS CLOTH
Il CLOAK or MANTILLA, nearly new, which
the owner can have by calling at No. 119 Wash
ington street, describing the same and paying fol
this advertisement. ... a. .. ~ .
Georgetown, Nov 9Th. nov 6-3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-11-06
chsrishss sffection for his we'll beloved slaves.

cherishes sffection for his we'll beloved slaves.
In fact, it is the nature of power, when unques-
toned, to beget this mutual feeling Of kindness
It is only when power Is rebelled against
and resisted that the angry passions are aroused
which lead to tyranny and oppression. As the
negro is humble and gentle in his character he
submits to necessary correction without com.
plant, and no more entertains revenge than
the child does when corrected by its parent.
He is not regarded with that loathing and con.
tempt in the South as in tho North, for the
reason, that if he abuses privilege granted
to him he can easily be deprived Of It, where.
as, in the North, he may claim As a right to.
morrow the indulgence of to-day. 1t il for
fear of this that he is kept at distance, and
. reciprocal feeling of dislike Is the natural
result. -
Touching It Gingerly Our friend Of the
Alexandria Gazette thus notices the most re-.
Gently published letters of Messrs. Rayner
and Bolts, which, if they mean anything, in
our comprehension mean direct and palpable
advocacy of the propriety of installing in the
Government, Fremont, Seward, Greeley, Gid.
dings & Co:
"Newspapers publish letters from Mr.. j.
M Bolts and Mr.. Kenneth Rayner, advising
the friends Of Mr.. Fillmore in Pennsy lvanis
to vote for a union or fusion electoral ticket
so as to express the sense of what they think
is the majority in the State against Mr.. Blu
cbanan. These letters do not appear to NEE,
with the appreciation Of the straight-out Fill
more men, and have created much dissatisfac.
ton The attempts at fusion electoral ticket
have IL failed -
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
1845-125l-1s5g

In l84s Lew, Campbell wheeled out of ibe
Old Wing Guard, and stood as an EARNED
neutral" leaving Gen. Taylor 10 the tender
merces ofNhe denouncers of the s.Mexican y
Butchers" MT. G. was running for Con.
gTess. ...-...
In 1852, Mr.. Campbell spit upon the Nation
al wing platform, and supported the candi.
date; thus getting Wing and Abolition spn.
port. Ia their circular, ofte: Campbeps el.c-
ton TO Cong;ess in that year, the genuine
AboliiioniSis claimed the victory.
And now in 1856 Mr. Campbell proposes IN
De sort of mixed candidate once more :
He wants TO carry wafer Oh both shoulders
he would like TO vote for Fillmore and fl,
Fremont; and for Buchanan too, if he copIJ
make votes. N'
We have yet TO see whether ntripue ord
double dealing and dishonesty in poliIics are
10 succeed forever. "'0
The question is, who is 10 be soldY Are
The Fremont 10 be bit, or lave ihe Pi,ltbot.
men been smoked? Or will anybody NJ ali
hte? We doubt if any body at al will give
Dlf. Campbell chonce 10 cheat and deceive
hlm.-Ddyton Empire.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
An Eloquent Tribute.

The following tribute from neutral paper,
fhe New York Sun, is well deserved and
truthful. We commend ii specially 10 lhs
attention Of young men. ~ =. ~
i"Tle present position Of The Democro,ic
party is truly proud one. Whatever Of mo.
ral power has marked IFS past history and brii
liant tmmphs, il has been reserved for he
present period 10 invest its snbIime p,ucinIes
with every combination of beauty end excei-
lence. Hitherto opposed by a powerful and
natural oniagonism imbodyng an elevaterI
ana dignrfed hostility, well organized and led
.oy exalted talent an patriotism, it is now yir-
tualIy, even by this old enemy, recognised os
the party Of the country sgainst which thew
can no longer wsge conscientious warfare -
There is no longer wbig party | This is, in
deed, tribute TO the democratic parly. which
the most enthusiastic Of its disciples could
never have aniicipa,ed. 1t is, in Truth. a
wonderful admission Of the purity Of lis creed
ana ana. lhe blessings Of its tendencies BY that
powerful party that long combotled both iIs
men and measures" - '''
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
Platforms and pupllrIrr.

The Hamilton Black Republican Congres
Slonal Convention which nominated Lew,
d. CAMPBELL, adopted platform expr.ssl,
repndIatlng all principles but hose set down
~ lhe PhIadelphia platform. CAMPBELL come,
home' anu without mlnding what the Ere.
monteTs had done for him goes 10 work and
lugs 10 his outside princil les; attempts to bar.
gam with The Butter County Fillmore men,
promises TO vote for Fillmore if ii goes 10 lht
House; travels around and is exceedingly
aml05le with Fillmore men. ,-S ~
WHO Is 10 be beHayed2 Who is 10 be cheat.
cd Where does Campbell stand : Is he
Ior frem1nt IN earnest? Come I'D 10 tbe
scroteh.-Dayton Empire. y = =. ''"'
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

a STRANGE FREAK,--A short time since
while family, living in The Hundred, al
ISoulbampton, were at breakfast, they we've
alarmed a; hearing rumbling, rolling sort 81
/ noise IN The bedroom Of the husband overhead,
and on gong 10 ascertain the cause, that &c.
centre individual was found rolling md
Hciambhng on the floor. The good lady.
alarmed al the siropge antics, called out Ioud
" 70 her better half 10 know what was me
matter. 5S s"N
"Wby, really, | don't know" said he.
"hut was sleeping, and dreamed was sac /
q whsab and that BY some means the slrlne
became unfas,ened al tbe mouth OF the bae.
when immediately began 10 roll about. mi
was jusl Then beginning 70 gel myself toeeih-
er again."
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09
Campbell Pleads Gu,,tv

More than two weeks ago Mr. VALrANptG
ham exposed the base and Infamous coSsrlRA
cY SET on foot by CAMPBELL in 1854, by whicl
he procured The issuing OF a certificate !ha
Mr. V. was Know Nothing and thus started
lhe charge. Not one wori Of denial has eve
| appeared irom CAMPBELL himself, and he dare
not and cannot deny it The Dayton Journa
'Iemalns perfectly quiet also, in regard to the
eileelual exposure" he matter therefols
STANDS CONFESSED, full! as it is, with inlam,
enough to suit any william, "and the people
VIII decree accordingly" The whole indict
ment indeed stan S onfessed.-Daaton EmD
u The Editor Of the Philadelphia Mercury
recently attended Spirit (noi quid, buteth6.
naD Circle. He thus describes the CLOSING
scene:
After a recess OF some zen or fifteen minutes,
the medium again went into State and wrote
out:
"The First man is present. He addresses
VOC from the Celestial Sphere"
as that you, Adsin?" t,
adam was my name when in the flesh"
OWN You plesSe 10 favor me with correct
answers 10 few simple questions"
''Propound Them"
f"Wbere was the Garden Of Eden locoted2'
"In K6nsas~
"WaS Eve an obedient 'helpmeet2
'Sbe was model wife until beguiled by
The serpent-after hat time perfect devil in
Petil--l mean fig leaves" ufVss
''lD what part OF the world was the tower OF
Babel erected?"
'1n White county, Indiana, near The Wolfe
Mound" -" @ u- 4
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

Nt5-A man was arrested The other day il
Zanesylie, Ohio, for kicking bis wasber,wo.
man into The tumuimouswatefs Of tIle afaginl
eanawl,Y because shedsnnedhinn for bis wash
bill. s44s
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

UJ"WelL'' said bis hUnatao nesro who
had been tsaied.up for stealing . puIet "whaI
have you 10 say for yourself7"
"Noffia but dis, boss, was as crazy as bed
bug when stole dai ar llet. coz I'D stole q
blg rooster, aud ! nebeT done il. Datshows
clusiyeiy dat was under delifium Tremendous.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

0J' There is divine out West trying topper
spade the girls 10 foieso mauiaee He might
os swell aadstlakelto nersuade ducksthst tihey
could dnd q substitute for waller, or roseands
that there is something better than sunsaIn
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

FDr. Johnson remarked that a hab;, Ar
looking on the bert side.o every event i Iss.
Yer t,s Than thousand pounds a year. Wien
renelon's library was on iife, GOOD he n,.,.
ea' ne exclaimed, "thht Il Is not he dwsil,r,,
ofsome poor man., ;, w. Ns u"e''''g
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

SErriEc HIN RlenT.--'l siand,' said wes.
'ern slump orator. .on the broal platform #
me principles Of 'e6, and palsied be mine
arm y desert 'em you stand on nothing
o. the kind = interrupted lille sboemskee
IN tne,crowd; you stand in my boots tha, Won
never paid me for, and wani the mopey
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

G7..So you say your mother i re,g ,oS,
Beggsr Boy; She is that She nssd y III -, /.
peanutstsnl once, but She tool. 4 baI ~ ~
lar bill sod failed. 'YSe : DSS one aSF
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-10-09

\ le@-5-An advocate Of capital punishn,ent A..
CUES nat the gallows is calculated 10 eleuats
The daily union., 1856-12-09
Trlsssmsr-Ths Great European Discovery,


pROTkCFED BY royal letters patent England secured by
ue seals kcae do Pharmnco de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege OF Medicine, Vienna.
fnesemar No s the remedy for general debility
quences arising an early abuse, &c It, effects ccacous
m youh manhood od the vls powers would
coma i,paed even in Of e " the Tcsepar
universay adopted physical mpedmens vanish like
influence, thus sndeg us use INVALUABLE 70 those
eunR the marriage siaie.
resemar completely and entirely oTndrates all
asards cOpava cubgb have long been thought
r ruin Of the health Of vast portion Of the
Taomar No B The great European remedy or That class q
disorders which, unfortunately the English Physctan treats with
mercury, the inevitable Destruction Of the patients constitution
na which all the sar~ApaHa in The world cannot remove
Nos O. and alike devoid Of smell and
all nnuseang qna" A"y V wy w VIC t"bp' s"'' W''"'"
their being detected 49, -,
minsered by valpeau, LallelInand, Roux, sc. :,
To be had, wholesale and retail Of Mr.. H. A. Barrow No ~
Green Canal New York, specially appointed by the
and paentee tho United every
hler part Of America. ImneaiaeY receiving
Mr. forward the Tresema any part ~
securely packed ana addressed according The Instructions
Retail agents required Terms cash
Nov e--dlYT
The daily union., 1856-12-09
ErHE oNLK ONE i-rhe non nf nn

THE ONLY ONE hUTHoRIzEDi-The Rob of DR. BOY.
NEAU BAFFECTBUR il far superior 70 The sirups Of Cu
sarsapaa other similar remedies radically
without mercury all affections Of the skin dare crofua
sequences Of ITCH ulcers accidents accouehmens
period o he and hereditary acrmony Of humo AZ depura-
tive tie powerfully ecncous catas OF the bladder
fractions and other weakness Of the arising from abuses
injections Or soundings Az antsyphc the Rob
very short Time recent npeerate diseases ensuing the
o basam o capava cuboba from injections, which only
the virus without nsuralzing H. The Rob Boyveau H. above
recommended ~ Hyphtc Diseases whether
ing and which have resisted the powers mercury odure
General for the United Handn ESQ., p7
street New York. for wholesale orders Gu9t DRcongs,
New OreansG srnillg, San Francisco,
The Rob Laecteu ecd BY al the druggists throughout tho INT
ted amtes Tho pamphlet o Doctor O. Dc The ed
ca properties Of the Rob win be obtained BY writing 10 Rlnn-
wanted "
q. p, prepared u m America tho West In
dice &C, ee of The Upsd Sturs dnes in bond
Mprch 4-dtEF
The daily union., 1856-12-09
INo. 80 l


IN pursuance oflaw FRANKLIN PIERCE President Of the us
states o AMERICA % hereby declare and make known
state Michigan, At the times herein designated % wit
@ Ss arlsen ay of Juy next for he disposal u ae p
lands situated aforementioned townships and fractional
townships, VIA
EOrtA oftAs base line and e the principe meridian
The ISLANDS situated sx, township forty seven
range section fou township forty q range tnree
range and in eeuon hirthIee, township forty hve nse
Township forty nine, ofrange ten.
Townships forty foxy nine, and any Of angs eleven
Townships oy three, forty ak, forty seven and ioyeght
TSwnsps iory hree forty and OrSevsn, of range twenty
townships forty aud forty Ave- of range twenty-five.
Townships tony four and iortyase O. range '"sH'ya1
Townships forty eight, and hiy-one ofange thirty
townships ory-eisht for-une any, and Anyone, range
Townships fory-nve. my, and afy-Onc Of range Grsr
Township any, Of range n ta,.y 9n m
hryhye, and hirysI II township nI5.wo, q range srp
ourth day o August next disposal Of ho public s
within the following named townships and parts OF township
Wis
North Of hs and Of the prinepGl meridia
Township thirty seven, of range twenty seven.
ownsps n " ana ha i've Of mnse swennin"
NORTH Of base line and east Of tho principal psraH.
Certain the following sections, 70 wit
oas and sn nSf 9wns ana OF @
thirty, Of range eight In sections nineteen ana thy township
eight Strange nine in sections hree four nine, and ten town
hify In sections nine, thirty three,
hiYty-four, township thirty one OF the
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools, military,
other together "swamp Ovelowed
made thereby cultivation any, granted the by
The act entitled other
reclaim the lands' within their mits,
September 25, 1885, toI be excluded from the sales
he Offering lands viii be commenced the days
appointed proceed the order which they sdver
used with despatch until the whole shall have
offered eosed but sale shall be kept open
longer weeks, private the lands
be admitted the expiration OF the weeks.
Given my hand, city of Washington this m day
AnY5t one
BY President: FRANKLIN PIERCE.
TIiOs. A. HENDRICKS,
sonQT OF General Land Olce.
The daily union., 1856-12-09
mo 56sl
Notice

Of WithdraOal Of Additional Lands in Florida
FURTHER pursuance Of entitled An act granting
public lands, sections, Florida
Alabama, 10 aid in the construction Of railroads said
Saes approved l7h 1856
BY This Office 10 tho land officers Eewpansve Tampa
da the 9th withdrawal suspension from
location until further orders Of the following described lands
Milling within the probable limits of selection Tampa bay
Main stem railroad, in said State, 10 witt
Office NTwNAEsvTIE All the lands situated
of lands heretofore Withdrawn Key railroad
e Of the line which divides ranges twenty
and Hoh Of the line dividing townships and twenty
omce TANPA All situated Of the line dividing
ranges twenty four twenty ave- the which
vides townships tbirty and thTtyons
Given under my hand, ONCE at The city Of
JOHN HOOD,
Sept lO-law6w Acting Commissioner,
Hint. and Star1
The daily union., 1856-12-09
'Ion both gong ana returning,
4 PROPOSED DATES or sAu.ING-ls56.

stopping Southampton, both going and returning they Offer
passengers proceeding London and HayTe advantages
other rouse, for the economy Of time and money
Passage from EeV York 10 Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin saloon, $780, cabin saloon, $40
second do, 500.
All letters and newspapers must through the Once
NO bills adng VIII be signed parcels received the day
sailing.
An experienced surgeon attached each ship
Portreight or passage, apply 10
o. Ii. SAND IL South William st., NY
u. A. HEIEEKEN n Co., Bremen
CROSKEY 4 CO. Southampton
WILLIAM lsEIlN, Hayre.
Feb
The daily union., 1856-12-09
No. 56l
Notice OF the Withdrawal of Lands In Mich.
gan.


pursuance of the of Conuess approved Sd une 1856
king the MICHIGAN aid
srucon Of certain railroads in said state instructions have
been this office the registers and
the reservation from sale and location OF the following described
lands, probably falling within the prescribed limits of selection
until otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30b OF May last 10 wits
Office All the lands district, the southern
nsuia between and IA west, and township
northern penula all lands township
3d. aud west of range 10 west
ships ii, l2, l3 and IA lying west of range IA west
Office GEsEsEE All the lands the district except
townships situated north township IL
and those north OF township 10 and ofrange east
Office DETROIT: All lands in the lying between
townships and morrill, all range
Office KALAMAZOO All the lands in district lying east Of
range west.
Office sAuLT STE MARIE; All the lands situated
south Of township 81, in ranges 20 TO 81 inclusive.
South of township 52 In ranges 80 10 "a inclusive.
South of township So, in ranges 35 and 80.
South OF township 81, in ranges ~ and %.
North oftownship &C. in Tanges 30 and 40; and
North oftownship se, in ranges al and a.
Presidents proclamation No. $50, be July
Ss Marie which will not therefore, be offered the public
therein ordered
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June 1856.
June l4-lHwbwt Intel Star Commissioner