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PNN"', y"us' AZ,
Mks. Il. A. sr0DDARD.
From Mr Ingalls,. a we'll known nurse In uO.tou.
5ins 10 from the Pastor Of the ORTHODOX
tr,om "A, y,,,,y citv T,I,r,a,l,

wHAr - " ToR-rms WOODS HAIR RssroHArivs.
without hesitation tear % cpatrActoa that 10 the
only aice known which viii do all t promises Coz the
human hair. 10 riH rsnsw ifs xrosfl-it lsif steS
ITS fahing-t ViH restore ito natural eoiory Il 10
not Hair Dye, but speedy AMI efhcaeou, Re,tora.
tive.
o. J. WOOD L CO., Propretors. So Broadway, " T.,
and III Market street. II Louis, No.
/. FOLD by all Druggists here
AGENTs.-fH BiddsJord, J. sawyer, IN SAGE, Q.
8. Mitchell, successor TO ID. L. Mitchell. whoIssaIs
Agents IN Boston, Weeks Potter. In Portland, %. %.
Hay. 9mo,ss
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FARM FOR SALE,
I'm SACo.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on the prem.
w ises, on Saturday, the liih day Of March
n.Ni, at 2 nclovk IN the ailern,,vn, the Farm
late of Isaac WaI.fhouse, deceased. Said Farm
Is situated on the Portland Road, about nile and
quarter irom ssco Falls, aud consists OF he de.
cessed's homestead Of about thirty four acres,
with a ,wo story house, aud l. ne ny flashed,
aud very convenient, barn, aud other out-huiId.
ings also, woodld Of about % acres, lying
halt nile from said homestead.
Situated, rs this farm l., - near 10 a market,
with soil Us good Ms any 10 SLco, Those ia want
oi a ftnn are lnviled Ia look 1T Il beiorc buyiug
elsewhere. For further Inform iIiou, call on Ben.
IaInln Goodwin, who live, near the prvinIses-
Terms uisde known at the sale
saco, Feb. 10, 1857 5s7
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Aia C.alr, Of Probate held at Kennebunk, within
aud Tor the County of York, on the first Tuesday
~ Mirh, IN the year ol our Lonl eighteen
hundred aud fiily.seven, BY the Honorable Ed.
ward T. Bn,rir, Judge of said Court.
IMMEDIATE WILLARD. Administrative Of
l. the ,sla,e o( Theodore Willard, late Of San.
ford, 10 said Couniy, Deceased, having presented
her s,cuod account uf administration of the estate
Of said deceased, iur allowance:
OspsrEp That the -aid administrators give notice 80
al, ,,ef..n. Interested, bv causing copy &C this
order 10 be published In the u"'"n anh Eastern
J,s,,n A. p,niei IN uiddefori, In -aii county, for
three weeks successfully, that they may appear nj
Probate cam Ia he held nj Alfred, ~ said cuun.
w, an the hrst Tuesday In April next, nj ten ~
The, have. VIII, the zane should not he allowed.
IL Auea,-FAscis BAcos. Reg -
A true ropy, Attest. FRASci, BAcos, Regists,.
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Al Court 10 Probate held al Keunebunk, within and M
the Coqnty Of York. on the hrst Tuesday In March,
In the pear of our Lo'd eighteen hund,ed and my.
seven, By the Honorable kdwArd T. Bonrpe, Judge OF
sah Courts
JOuS ". BARTLETT, Junior, named Exec.tor In .
certain ins,rument purpostinS TO be th- last viii
and testament With coieii annexed, Of John %. Bart.
let lss Of Ksunebunk In said County, deorased. hav.
Ing prevented the sam. H. prvbatei
OsUEREp, That the said tx cuior give notice
thereof 10 oil persous interested 10 aid csar. BY
causing copy VI this ocer IL lee published ,hrrr
wrecks successfully in The Union snd Eastern
Journal, printed at B.ddcioni, in said county,
that they may appear Al PrVbsir Court Ia be
h~id nj Alird, Ia said cS'ua,y, on the hr-t Tues
day of April ncxi, nj ten oi the clock In the
E,renoou, and shew cause if any they have, Why
the said is-,rinsen,s should not be p.vyrd, APP
proved, ssd sio wrd q. the la.i will and tesla.
ineni and coJicil al The ssid jcccs~ed
II Aiie-t, FRAScis BAcoy, Register.
A true copy, Attest, FRANCES BAc0s, Register
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Al Cour Il Probate held III Kennebink, within
and G,r The county oi York, -, the fr.t Tuesday
in Marh, IL the year 81 our LoTdrlsh'r-n hun.
bred aud ify seven, by the Honorable Ed.
ward 4. Buunc. Judge at s"id Courl
q AMUEL WEBtEit. guardian IL Samuel u.
- MrI.,ire ant Eizabc,' l. Mtldi,e, minors
.nJ ch,lir.n Il Jeremiah Nclniir, late Ut York.
in said C,alnly, d.reased, having prosecuted his
,rc,n,I account o( Guardianship VI Li> said ward.
for allowance,
ORoEnEp, Tina, the said unar''lan give notice
,,rlrr Ia l,c published three weeks s,cces,I.ey ~
ih,. Uo,on aud Eastern Journal, pri,ir,l at Bldde-
C,rJ. IN said rm1,y, that they NAV appear al y
pr,,a,e Court Ia I've held al Blddeiort, IN said
equally, 90 The first Thursday OF May next, nj
len al he clock IN the forenoon, aud shew cause,
n any they have, why the same should not be al.
lowed
II Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis B.coS, Register
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Notice.

Dbl known, that We, s 7 Shannon Il JOSH.
ID IA Chathouu, have this day, ly mutual con.
.ru,. Dissolved the 40 partnership here,"vrr cx.
i.,iux between IL IL the Furniture bisinrss ~
I,Idef,ri. aud ID. said Shannon has sol'l his ~.
,r,.., IN the 80 partnership pr pe,,yio TIL said
Oh ,dhourn whois authorized To adIusi all claims
due H., or iro,u tue late firm
Al per-ons indebted 10 the iirn "re requested
"a, ali and settle their accounts immediately.
st SHANNON,
JOSHUA CiiADBOURN.
Bdlelord March II, 1857. 3sil
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RrADnKLp. Republican officers elected
throughout.
Baru AND GARprsEs.-Republican Off
GERS elected without opposiliou.
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~ The draft Of the Farewell Address Of
Washington has been stolen FROM the State
Department at Washington.
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Misfrlllnron

Ia Lining'on, Mani sh by Dics Joan ,on
Eq, Nc L-,n..iJ S'rou,, 10 Mrs. Alueda I
Eos, buih II LiniugInn
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RA..m, !, ,.... . nd p.- weather.

Rhsssslti.na. ana Dassp Weather..
Martha sUeorgia Magnetic BAisSin, Is "a
surc curc Tor goa, rnSaaiatisn aud nvurai-
ga. May Vt or c.lileils have been re-
heyed b, "A. nse lef1l flr
fSs sAisas " y. Dyer's Biadsiord. !
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FINE ARTS! FINE ARTS!

llR. G. H. GRANGER odrs his services In the inhab-
III iians u saco and BkLieboi, . an Artist.
lie vii paint Landscapes and Sea Niess, Of sies con.
venient ft pariog or3zments Aoi si coy in o cacs
an, engraving charging or diminishing thsm 10 any de-
sired Dimensions. he would esp~ciaiiy invite th.se,
Who have D.guerreOypes of dec~sssd friends. and ssh
70 have them suiArred 10 porsits In OIL, 10 give MIN
czII rI~cWxus VI his vvSk s~y b seen ., the rooms
OBJ. J. Masoo, FACTORY island. Planning rooms 81
hls house on summer Of. ssco.
ssco, Yeb. 18Th lss'. H.
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T. O S II

A BOUT ,hre weeks ago, snne where between
n VIZ II, N Byien's, oa Chestnut street, aud
h'SFrrs Block, an Lhe',y sirrct, GvLD Bs.'N
PiS, Nth yuuna iais'- miniature ~ II. Tnr
huJcr will lie suitably re~arJ-si 10y lcsviar u al
ha'dy's Writing Academy, NJ. 5. Crystal Ar
,.sde. iiif
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40 - Ia

n~0D - - 1>1S
nHE Sub>cril~r oiIers for s,le the house III which
i h. nov resides, together with the Sture dad
Lot upou which tiIry .taud, aud ais, the oa"'ild-
Jugs c,unecicd herewith Also, Will b. sold with
the above or separately, as desired, about
% Acres Of Land,
suitably divided into moving, illlage aud pas'o'
rsy-, al Ut winch i we'll w"tered.
Tue above property Is u alei Ut WATERBURY
Cenire, aud being centrally situated oilers rare
opportunity To any person wishing Ia ehgage ~
ANY kind OF tr,de. rle premises are well sup.
ici with sm, cIUice idili ail plum trees, WIN
a gouL well ui never fsiling water.
AIsu for sale at the same place, two Horses,
Two Wagons, que Cow, OW Silver mt tisrnes-,
ne ~, aud one ID hand Haiues>, one iOur wleel.d
Chase aud one Sleigh also the sleek al goois
nav remaining Ia the Store, consisting Vi Groce'
rirs, Dry Guud., Ne.
Also, ten acres uf Land situated within one
nile Ui the Corner, win about ~ cords oi Wood
un the same, ready iur market A'so one PAIR oi
OK wheels aud IA lot at iarni.ig utensils.
l. the above property - noi sold previous w
SATURDAY,, the 27t, In>., viii DO sold al Auct'o"
uu lh, promises vu that day
WATERFORD Centre, Mace ~, 1851 il-3w
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SiTUATED in Kenn-bunkpot. aud 2 mile.
~ ir'm Blddeio0 city. containing 100 acres al
lsad, with good house and barn. Forty scres
VI ssid land Is covered with gooj yrowih o'
VOL aud timber. For particulars inquire OF the
subscriber al his residence, Kings Corner.
LUTHER l.. TARBOX.
Mach 9Th, 1851 lOli
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DANIEL u ,noSy.



All Mind. a airie, Work done by Se trAineI hands.
The propf~tss ol the Commercial Nursery begs leave
&c safe thai the yrcanls appropriated o. this establish.
u.snt ha,v bs.a e.rvfiy prepared by himself ir ths
nursery business ant tina th. STICK has ten iuie,-
ca Al, s-,s,sss frsm the mast spPros~i Varieties, aud
al The taclcal operations have es~n peri nei by HIM
. "a ulssf has .,e, With v~s ~ sia Toe his b.
s.s.b ish,n-ni drst rAis rrpats toa Boz accuracy.
Tn. Fruit AMI Ornamental rces, fisrrins rhTues,
Rose. WINS nnd ,rel~rs, are VI rarv and 'alaAsis
varieties, AMI afe Ia god cbnlitipn To uansidiutai.
The proprietor ,mhraees III, opportunity 10 assure
IN. pahc lhat he Is hal neariy thirty years exPe-
r,S la his vacation, bah In tarope ADi th.s coany,
l m HI. knsl~isss The result VI close
.,l,x.loa 10 has ps...isa danss tbs shoas 81 thai
mod a.~yussly Tie pane ma, issl assar~d that
n cir. .alr.s,s 10 hm gu b, faithfully aud psomPt-
I.-r,s,s sosi varchssers et rrres are 0cn imps.ei
uta By ds.krs. 100 repre-en. 'hen 10 DC shAs tney
-rs s,t. consequently &c ~Oald SAY " ALL buy yvaf
,rx. tr,aa . Aar-~s, where yva OIL D. hkeiy u
q t.lr si.Asss ruIs-s &C small stsu sash 40
ar, e-1s.i,y si W tr.ssliis ~s-al., al an sksfes-
,...t ros, al u,ias. isrsi. As ssnsr.i rule
,s n-la.,ry sasa o. b. vue 'arssci ad ~ - d0'nt
yvu s,n ls,=ssss yvar ga inssiss.. a..
So, Si.Esa l., iss'. iu
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StilIman B. Allen,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At
Law. NOTARY PUBLIC,

KiTrERY, York County MAINE
WILL attend TO gal business In the Courts Of York
w and Rockingham CouDtiss and will pay special
attention 10 the crctisn of dem Ne aud otsr business
In Pos tsmouth aud In Ktrry, York anil EiiH. lie viii
also prusecnte renslon bounty Land and other CLANS
a Alnst the Gpyenment
Refers 10 lion ID. Gcoden, ", Hon. VIM. g. Allen and
N. b. Appleton, ESQ, Alfred, Me-, ani VIM. II. Y.
Jacket aud A. n. Hatch, E.q,. Portsmouth. lyi
q The highsa ep,h prize paid for Land
WdTraais.
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FOR SALE Low.

THE Stock. Rand, and oced WIN Il Store, DoS
i doing rood easA bnsissss In this city. Thbb
rsrs eAsaes &c any p~s,n In esch Of business, a.
bat small esptAin rquired. Ter farhsr Particular
lsQu,rs q thk ecles.
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~ THE Subscriber oilers iar sale the
al House now occupied by him, on The
corlcr OF Nam aud Kins Streets, and within ten
minutes walk e Factory Island. The house Il
one and half siorics, well fai.hel, al l contains
seven nsan'. There u good bnck cisiern 20 the
cellar, aud well of y'ssi water ou the pr.nisc>,
together With suitable "u,bildhig> Tue lot b. 81
rds On Main stree, aud u r,Js an King s,re-,.-
For further information ,ul ,lIr nj the subscriber.
OLIVER WEIGH.
Ssco, March II, 1857 III.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE Farm ucrupi-d by the subscriber and lUr
i meIiy owned ~ i,asc B'ckioni Is now ole,
ell tor sale st - good harasin.
The Farm cuuisia> about sixty ACRES of land
with convenient buildings, aud ., situated on the
k-unei,unk rvid, Two mile. iion Tie city y, Bi'
urivr,I, aud Is well worth the attention. " any
,-rs.nn xho !, d,siiUus VI y good iocaiiOu \
g.riurr vr iannrr. One third par 81 ss,d is''d Is
coyrr,d with good growth Ut wasi aaJ ii,iiLer
Enl, I. II The subscriber on the premises, or u
l,asc BIckiJnI al the P.ol
SAMUEL STAPLES.
G,jJrlofl, Feb. Is, 1877. Iss
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PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE
m mas WORKED NIRACLIs ,

THAT ALL rnE BALD AND GRAY CAN M M.
stored perfectly TO original fro~th and color % ar a.
their locks are concerned does not alm Of doubt be.
sides. u viii cure every possible desease Of the seap
whether developed - dsnirun itching IN the shaps
ofcutaDeous eru-tons-even scaLl head-ani In no
possible will h hil of curing ~ n by magic p~r.
vous or periodical head ache, anil n used iwics week
BY the young regularly. Il win preserve the Color and
keep IN, hair frOm failing, 10 any Imaginable age
Head and Judge.
milford, Worcester Co, Mass, Nov. 1854
PROF. o. J.. wO0D-Dear Sir take pleasure In
bearing voluntary testimony To the magic effects Of
your wonderful Hair Restorative. A. Ear back 20 1885,
my hair eommvnced falling on, until the top Of my
seA'p became bald and smooth as ss., and has con.
tinued TO fall for great many years, Notwithstanding
have usei many c'ebrstci preparations for rsstoo.
tion. Seeing Jour advertisement, vas Induced %
give your article trial, and my sitter assonshment
bun after rev applications, that my hair became
n'mly set and assumed glossy ani beautiful appear
ance and by the time had used quart bottie my
bald heal vas coyervi with Young and Vigorous
gosth u hair which IL nov nun two inches In
iength, and growing last. Yours, truly.
HENRY G00DkicH.
CH,RlrsrowS, Mass, Aug o, 1855.
Gents '--NOthlng but duty and sympathy that I
feel I, communicsts To others that Athlete ne have
been, woud induce me To s'e this pablo aetno.lre-
mrnt Of the benefit have received Go'n Prof wasl'.
Hair Restorative. Wien first cpmmencei usns II,
mg hair was quite grvy, and Loo sts sntireiy bail
have nov uss'l the Restorative about Ave months. sui
my hsh u ent,. chsngri 10 u. original color, bfosn,
and the rs hair Is t,ree neh-. In length on the
sp'ts where u VAS bsl. have also bcru much .rat.
ihesi at Tie cstay moisture a Wig u "a. hair which
before VA. dry AMI Il has ceas-i b. me ou AZ fosm.
eriy. Respectfully, yours, &C.,
Mss. Il. a. sr0DDARD.
From Mrs ingalls,, q we'll known nurse In Boston.
lhston, o.. ~. 1855.
GESrs-At your request an b.ing 30 LIyhy be ,.oi
with the Ell ,f Ne A
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Piano.FOrte For sale.

llR. cuAs. II. GRANGER oders for sals nns Ia
III octave Piano, made By ilaisu 4 rAmstoo, Boston
IL h beautiful anL vvsy hSs tooud instrument, and
uili he ,old cheap Of the quality be
bvusht II the manufacturer.
hsco Yxb 18th. 1857. ua
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CARROTS. Bse,.. Eagish ra,nip,. cAbs.ge,, Caeum
hrss TSrsuips, aats b~ga, Aansei "an'he'' o"'"n'
.xtra ElIly Mars, &c.
ss vr ,use Carl (ses, fIs asil caiurw) 81 per u.
lnproycl Kat, Ba1z, lane Alser,esb)
l,sIs Rel MAhsci wurIi,
hI,xlssh rar,Ips.
Ts sale a. }. Desrngs anil the Uulon Stots, sscoi
,sl.s lI.rn MS anl cunmlass WsigsOois store,
nLsdslOrd also at the Nursery. by
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GARDEN SEEDS.

Cellectl,n. NJ ,e-ls u Amsric,a fIrv-t Trees And
-hnb. asi of rars AL be ,aial Amsr'e an fi.nts WI
ne supplied sall~s 10 SEMI II Earops anl o'he' s'aa'
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EDWARD A. HENDERSON,
Deputy Sheriff
BiIjeford, February %, 1877 3E9
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Comm orciaI Nursery
,uNiIE Subscriber offer, r sal. at his Nursery, near
D the SscO Cemetery,
Annie p ar Plnm a. l'hprry Trees
Rnlbous Towering Roots,

H.r Spring AMI Aulumn Planning, such as Amsryills.
L.ii1us lly ,cialhs, Tulips crOsn imper@l''
AMERICAN SEEDS
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pmec aud Laboratory, No. II i-s school

Sud by Trsifsa, uihnan, SacJ Dr. j Saw
yer, Brideiuri, aud all thr pnnc'pal D1ssis IN
tie State.
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ATTEMPT TO REMOVE A JUDGE.

Several of the Boston papers chronicle certain pre-
llminary proceedings on Tuesday having the renove'
OF Judge Loring as an object. This action is based
uro1 the fac: that the Judge ventured to perform
what he conceived to be Els sworn duty in the case
of Anthony Burns. The Journal thus presents the
matter:
1.-THE COMMITTEES On Federal Relations ga: yesterday
afternoon in the hall of tho H 1"se Of Representative
to listen to arguments In re'@r;on to The petitions for
the removal Of Edward G Loring from the ONCE oil
Jr1pe of Probate. Brief speeches were made in be
half Of the petitioners By j Ingersoll Bowditch and
John w. Brown, Esqs. The main point in their ar:
gunents was that Judge Loring trod the personal
liberty law under his feet by acting in the two fold
capacity of Judge OF Probate and Slave Commission.
or.
sThe provision of the law upon which the petitions
for the removal Of Judge Loring are founded is q
singular instance OF political Zeal overreaehinS itself
and losing all by grssping too much. The fourteenth
section of tho personnel liberty bill provides that any
State Judge who shall for ten days continue TO hold
office as United States Commissioners shall be deemed
to have violated good behavior, TO have given reason
for loss of public confidence, and furnished sufficient
ground either for impeachment or for removal BY sd.
Dress This 10 plainly unconstitutional, as it 10 an
attempt TO ~construe the Bill of Rights by statute,
which the Legislature cannot do. No Republican
law yer, however earnest in his faith, can honestly
look a man In the face and say that this part Of the
act 10 constitutional"
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For tRs Enquirer.
ERERMEN. To THE RESCUEt

CnClCMINs ~ III
On Wednesday, Let Of April, fellow citizens you
are required by law 10 elect the municipal officers Of
your city for the next year. What 10 the interest, and
ought to be the duty Of every free citizen. who has
no other stake In tho natter but good government I
His Interest Is to have %virtuoue. enlightened, capable
| and faithful men elected and his plain duty Is so to
exercise his right of suffrage as TO effect that object,
without fear, favor or affection. Can be do so, il
under any previous bond conflicting with freedom OF
ohoicel Surely not. His highest duty. then, is to
make his vote tell, SO as to break down all attemps
at mansgioR this city by cliques Of affiliated coun
cils-subordinate, grand or combined, materially
affecting this freedom of choice, and, without any
regard to individuals proposed by such cliques to
vote against them. A fair held and an open sky to
worth and merit.
We complain of Mr.. Seward OF New York for
sustaining aud defending HE ebolition doctrines, by
obedience to what he calls "higher law" What Is
an humble aud slavish obedience to the registered
edicts of councils, subordinate, grand or combined,
bound together by grips, signs, and
oa,hs, outside and above and against the Constitu-
ton, better than Mr.. Stewards "hlgher !awF"
1t i.nons the better. II operates the submission Of
the ri Shts OF a free man to the higher law doctrines
Of councils, subordinate, grand or combined; destroys
the individual freedom OF the ci;;zon. and stabs free
government to the heart. Rise up, fellow citizens,
il lie .3wer and msjesty of freedom. and scout all
sch "toa,-foolery" from your city. Place your city
government in the hands of men, who VIII be gov
erned alone by considerations Of public interest, and
who know no 'higher law" =
Let feGera! party politics have nothing to do in
the matter Of choice, but select capable men, woo
are known to be opposed to the governing OF towne.
counties. oities or country, by secret politics and the
''.om. foolsries Of acknowledgement" God knows,
We have had enough Of Know. Nothingism. Let US
stop it aod have KNOW SOMETHING In our future
government SEEEx.
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ARRIVALS At THE 81. CHARLES HOTEL
MARCH 80 and 80, 1857.

WOODWARD q TEWMAN, PropTfaors.
" Rupcr and lady. Louisa Miss NJ Davis, Rock.
bridge; J + Taylor, Washington G $ venable, Marion
smyih R w Izsae,, New Kent; Robert Andersen, 4 II
Rug, Clark.rille; s Grsve., Madison James N Kenney,
University; Rev. John F Po.nts, stsunton J w Philips,
J I Bradley, Hanover; L P Hawkins, Gordonsvilie w
II Reed, Mediaon C. Row, Caroline; Irnes Mn'hcry,
z LPerry. Mrs susanBare, Lexington c n Tsndy, Keu.
lucky; J B Peske. Richmond J D Roberts. Louisa ia,
= Williams, Wytheville; John R KooRler, Rockingham
6 Frederick, Baltimore James A Bass, Va; T W Brown,
tluvanna; > ID Lindsey, Richmond; Joseph Bare.
John Hob.on, Richmond; Jesse Meitoo, Louise; Baylor
Temple. King William; J N Clements, NJ Slaughter, 4 e.
Y K X; VIM [ Anderson. u L Grsy, Fluvanna: WmJ LIN
ham, Va; f Z Burrus,, Norfolk; 1hos Chalmers, Halifax;
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ter, E J S.ifs, Washington, D G.; L Dunn, Albensrlei
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William: B J Harrey. Mis- II : Partin, Miss E Partin. Me.
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS Ely THE PRESIDENT.
James H. Ware. of AiaoaIua, rs-appointed register
of The land Office at Huntsville, Alabama.
John 8. Nance, of Alabam,, re-appointed receiver
of public moneys at Hunisviie, Alabama.
William j. Owen, Of Arkansas, re.sppointed regis.
ter of the land Office at Champagnole, Arkansas.
William I. Sargent, C: Arkansas, re appointed re.
ceivsr Of public moneys at Champagau!e, Arkansas.
Henry p. johnson, OF Arkansas. 10 be register Of
the land Office al Washington, Arkansas, vice Ben
ianin p. Jet. whose conn:ss.Jn expires OF Ike 29,h
instant.
Charlie, B Mitchell re appointed re- oelver ofpu5ilc
moneys .. Washington, Arkansas.
Thomas D.. Glascork. Of Alabama, re. appointed
register Of the land office At Montgomery, Alabama.
Oliver Bash:m, of Arkansas, re-sppoinied register
Of the land Office at Clurksvil!e. Arkansas.
Monroe Donoho, Of Alabama, re appointed register
of the land Office at Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
James w. Warren, Of Alabama, re appointed re-
oeiyer OF public moneys At Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Leroy Ii. Cunningham. Of Arkansas, 10 be register
Of the land Office at Fayetteville, Arkansas. vice Lee
C. Biakemors, whose commission expires on the 9th
Of April, 1857.
Joseph l.. Dickson, Of Arkansas, to be receiver Of
public moneys a. Fayetteville, Arkansas, vice De
Witt e. Yell, whose commission expires on the 6tn
April, 1857.
Jacob Carter, postmaster at Concord, New Hamp-
shire, re appointed.
Reuben s. Cheney, postmaster a. Jackson, Mlchi-
gan, re-appoin;ed.