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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-19

nDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N, T.
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD d co,
n Austin Friars, London.
B. @. WAINWRIGHT 4 co..
psrf~L
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
ArS. II. H- GOERLIV

i4ea'ih5' 'aif'" af., PsAc""me,aic, speaking
writng tl" Jsf a. .. tr.t whom p,
H.t. h.. ..a..r.. .Ia..
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H..aa. as.Hs
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
-hrS. Il. j. FRENCH,
Clairgoga,t and HeaLia1 pbus;c

Ut0"0Oy"fE o"0 IItNtHly THySlclaR.
Office 5S0 Broadway, second floor, front ROOM
The morbid conditions Of the human organism de-
lineated aud prescribed for with unparalleled sue
cess,
TEnNs-For examination and prescription So
when the patient Is present.; if absent SO. All
subsequent examinations -. Terms strictly mad
vance. ia order I" insure prompt attention some
of the leading symptoms must be given when send
ing a lock Of hair.
Hours from 10 to and from . to T. exccDt Sat
urdays and sundays
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
u. II. i AlnLN IL u

No. Lasay cite place, New York. Office hours
10 a III. to pm, exclusively for ladies. and from
II p. m. Tor gentlomen, Wednesdays excepted.
All other hunrs 10y appointment. Persons apply ing
by letter must state the name, SEX and age of the
patient together with the leading features of the
case Examinations made 10 the interior not the
ciairvoyant state. Terns;--For first examination
and prescription, So if the patient Is present. SO
II absent; ali subsequent examinations Sc. Terms
strictly in advance
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
MEDICAL CI4yRVOV4Vcp

An accurate and reliable diagnosis with prescrsp-
or 10y letter TO T. G. Chase IL D., $50 North 10th
street, Philadelphia, Pa. TERMS when the patient
IS present, s3 If with written diagnosis and meoli-
cine, 50; when by lock of hair from distance. Sc
In all eases except Of pecuniary inability Then
difference will be made
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
BOOKS: BOOKS.

ESF F are NOW IN rerefpt Of q large assortment
gi boo rs among la may he found the
f9Lrvias. ~
Lpliaea.Ez Pranoancns Gazetteer Of the
World.
N sb~ta-s Dicri1uarv-uua bridged:
"od- Practice of Medicine;
h-sabers Information oF the People;
Romance 81 Natural History;
Aiu-war.h= La,'p Dictionary:
S-au-huTy's Expedition 10 the Great Salt
q laG.tas Animated Nature:
.hgeyc c'cp-LEa Of Geography:
A-sGut-re- in Tire Ozark Mountains pi Mis-
s0urI and Arkansas;
Fields Scrap Bupk " ar OF Independence:
There History OF the Con ulatc and Empire
oiNapoleou; The Home Garner;
Autobiography of Doctor Caldwell;
Sears WoEder- Of the World:
suake-pear'- Works, Byron's Works;
A--loU7 ) lFg13; Autlon- Latin Lessons
Augaul- Cga=.s. Davis I.szaulre.
Bauer"iss History Of the United States;
.LEnsl's ne-G Ssa: Burns orSs
.F.iu- Ancient History:
Cooper K Tha'nr-an- Political Works.
.h.scut 'oetssai Works Looking INTO Jesus;
Rogers & CamPb,IT- Poetical Works.
United States Di-peusatory:
.l..ap-ercs Classical Dictionary.
heeiors History Of North Carolina;
Meals History OF the Pulitaus;
Family Monitor josephus
Incil cuts yf tavri in YuCatan,
Central anne eaea. Chiapas N'ucatan;
ass Of The Hs--uruugsers:
Jrfru br Nr.-rlaue Ruth Hall:
.ralfu- and Hoping, The Creo q Orphans:
The Hidden Path, Women of the Revolution.
Chemistry q Common Lie; Hungary and
K0-=uE
Gleuwond OF the Parish Boy; Vicar OfWake-
field.
Adventure. Of Gilbert Goahead;
The Calr-csics Of Welded Life:
Lily d Novel The Race Tor Riches:
The Moraans ~ Home:
i'asIas by Amelia, Oar Countrymen;
Tales noa. Shakespeare; Elm Free Tales;
lrmpsg...re GIFT Lady Of the Lake:
iaua Bnuth, Rachael GREY:
Hawa;ba iy Longfeow; Border Beagles:
-I;alloan Travels in Europe:
Italian sights and Papal Principles.
'0ugtslV and Marriage; Lucy Boston:
The Pearl Of Pearl River; The Mignonette;
Atlantic Souvenir, Religion and Geology;
The American Laiy's Cook Book;
JamaItiue's History of Turkey
History Of Palestine: RomauisIn at Hefne.
Memoir ol Mary Lyon. Miss GouId's Poems;
s:s.nugs oi a Hungarian Lady:
barnes Note; Morriss Sermons;
Tie Philadelphia Housewife;
THE Winter Lodge; Rose of sharon;
gifs Of ChEyso-tom, Sweet Home:
Good time Coming. The Casket;
l;Eimes Iou-ehoid Stones Filth Hale;
Iaarz.bip aud Marriage Ths Hidden path.
Married not Mated. arabian Nights;
Green Mruntai Girls; Ernest Linwood;
The Wide Wide World: W hat Not:
libcgty and Slavery Cone Cut Corners;
Memories OF susan Ailbune
Washington and his Generals;
Napoleon and bis AaTshals.
The sora aaa intellectual Diversity Of Races.
European Life and Manners by Colnan:
I5Ie and Correspondence OF Lord JeiTreys;
Stauhopes Burl.igh,
Sly Coart-iiip st8d It's Consequence by Wiko(f
Out # Debt ont of Danger
Patient Vi atm, no loss.
Aus not Gold tiat Glirtcrs:
1ae Wonders ol sciegce; Bibles; Albums;
book ofa 1housand Songs be dc
ls,eiher with a general assortment of school
: TANK books ant Stationery.
WARD d SOUTHMAYD.
srs . 1896.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
afr. @ a REDM4N

The well known test medium of Boston has ta-
Ken rooms IA Canal street. old No: 1885, new No
3si Hours may be engaged from n m till o d
m. Pubic circles, evening only, from to D. m
Private parties can be accommodated at the rooms
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
10 TIE DLSE1SED.

Mr. and Mrs. c. Pollard clairvoyant and magnet
ic physicians No. - Post office Building, (north
side) Hartford, Connecticut, devote themselves to
the relief of the sick and afflicted consumption not
excepted. ddress DIR. G. Pollard Hart ford Conn
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Nrs III TE.N

Clarvoyant and healing physician Office ITO
Grand street Wonderful cures by her elarvoyant
powers. Terms: Examination, including prescrip-
ton 81. Satisfactory examinations given, remem
Der, or no pay taken. 209 DR., Hayes, electrician.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

Clairgoyance and PSychonetry
NERMs-For medical cxamination and prescrip-
ion Observation-Disclosures. So 90
For psychometrical delineation of character in
cudug coniugal adaption, ................2 200
202 Address, r. y. WILSON,
Cleveland Ohio.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
CL1TRIO CE

Mrs Caroline +. Dorman has removed to New
Haven where she will make medical examinations
and prescriptions for the sick at her residence I22
Grand street New Haven. Terms: examination So:
each subsequent one, 81.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
support
AMe aCAN MECHANICS.

~ NOING LIKE HOT CAKES" WHAT
~ Why, those american Watches" A new
lot OF these unequaled time keepers Just received
and offered at reasonable rates for cash ONLY at
bATTERSRY s Jewely Emporium, Fort Smith
July 20 80
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

or at their residences if desired To insure an un-
interrupted opportunity of investigation, hours
should be previously engaged
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
New Goods.

JUST received per steamer Exchange G sett Of
- mule harness complete; o sett of = horse fan
ey wagon harness. brtching, back bands hip ztrops,
brides collars, martingales, blankets etc. or
sale cheap by
sep 20, So GEO, AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
PIOws & PIow Points.

\ LARGE supply of the celebrated cast plows
4 n OF The make of Ruggles, Norrse a. Mason, to-
ings beiongipgto them. Just received by
april ., b6 HENRY, WILLIAMS d Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
L4aSIi Boards.

.3aa. !ae wash boards, iast received and for sale
Z WARD & SoUIHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
stripes.

- CASES striBes-Choctaw, Carolina. and NInrI
boro received per steamer Yorktown and for
sale by
sep 20, SO WA r d. SOUTTIMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Fall and yVsmtcr Goods.

NJ + are now opening extensive stock Of
w Fail and Winter Goods TO which We invite
the attention Of merchants aud traders from the
back counties aud the Indian country
sep 20. 56 WARD d SOUTHMAYD
TAYNES' MEDICTNES-A fresh supply of
- Jaynes' celebrated family medicines Just
ceived, call and get almanac gratis.
sep 27, 'h6 WARD SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Cutlery,

,oAMoN and fine table knives and forks. pock
~ ct knives razors, scissors, handsome assort
meut. just received by
april, 5'55 HENRY, WILLIAMS Il Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Print.

'stpa pieces Ianc, prints of the latest
y t-ttern~ received and for sale by
may II, 90 WARD d. S0UTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
W rItin= Ink.
SsgaE-s
seuiI,LRic

NIFTY ounces q1uue for sale bv
4 may Il. SO WARD X SOUTHNAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
COftOnades.
Silk Hk,E.

n lNTY pieces cottonades Just received and for
Y sale by WARD d SOUUHMAYD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Glass Ware.

~ LASS ware received per steamer Reliance and
~ for sale by WARD q SOUTHMAYD.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

EIVE hundred pieces of handkerchefs for sale
Il by WARD d SOUTHMAYD
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EOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
%

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.
Three Trsins daily from Baltimore for Cumbef
"nS Ths tGS % Sc Mfr
Junction will stop at Way Stations, and Arrive Al
Tbs nail oi TRkN leave. Camden Static.
daily Except Sunday at sSo a. M. and reaches
t.ns io9 bs az
lis, Louisville, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit Chicago,
Sd TRs knPs TRRS cPsSes
m, conHectng with express trains for CInclnnAti -
dessc ea a and
places IN the West, ls nearly 100 miles shorter th
by any other route. The time to these places also
IL Baggage checked through TO Columbus, Gin
cinnatI lndiansp polls, and ~. Louis.
u Passengers and Baggage transferred at "a
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold to al the srss
The Ticket Office, Camden Station, and at Washing;
M seoOnd-cla.s car is attached to TIL. NAIL
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington my
mediation or Mai Trans and yins over at CamSer
and or Oakland. They resume the next morning <
the Express Tram; which leaves Cumberland al 80
a. m, and reaches w heeing At p. IN.
Passengers from Washington have ample time Gr
meals at Washington Junction.
and Baggage Checks can he obtained IN Washington
FOR WAY PASSENG Frs.
The ACCOMMODATION Train at Gas will stop At 81
stations east of Cumberland, and the Express at SIS.
tons between Piedmont, gong West. EastwardB
commodstion leaves Cumberland at SsO reaching
BsItlme1e q SIS p m;
cept Sunday stopping at Way Stations. Lesyes
Frederick at a. m, arriving at Baltimore 81 l2-S
The ELLICOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves Cam
den Station at a. IN. and So p Leaves Elllcotts
Mills at 80 a. m and 7 p M EXCEPT W6Ro Sgsffy
jan l6-tf Master of TransportHtlon.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

WlLLARDS' HOTEL Mather, NY:
BabSon, Me; l. Du Port. Del; l. F Clark, Va; r
Firm, Conn; A Barnes, Mass; n : Mayraw Pa;
DE Abella; Madame De Angri; IL Schrieber NY:
I Thomas, do; 6 Atkins, do; III b Smeltzer
o: ) LivingtOn, La; Miss Williamson: W Fails
Md; E : Townsend, Pa; Or Crane, "; Col f
WhaIey, ". SC; III Mott Pa; w Band D; Tai
ien, NY; w Lee, ly, Ga; Briggs, Va S Puff
M NJ Il Crowley; son, do; w yibbsrd, La; Miss
Phalon, ly, Ny; w Wooster Nh; Nj Baker,
Ny; Rawson, do f 6 rant, Va Campbll NY:
w Hollis, iy, son, Pa; b staples, NY; w p
Pa; II Levin, Nd; DR. scott. do: " Wake nj: s
Carpenter, do, J w Webb Pa; G G We,tc1tt
do Hon Brown, do; Mr. Ha2still, do; II Sher,
man, NY; C Ely, ly, do; 6 w Brush, ly. do A
Cassin, do; A Orville, do; NJ Calmont. ~ I'm Enc.
4 Stevens, Mass; " Mills, NY:SE Ward Nc,
N avery, Fla; Mr. Bisseli, NY; Miss Bissell,
Watkins, Ga; Grifiing, Tenn; w Porteraeld
Miss; ID Miller, Mich; A Hough, Ga; T sells
lv, NY; Miss Cromin, do; w Bates Tenn: RI
Topping, do; Newbery, Mass; w d Jones' NY
BROWNS HOTEL.-Z Berry of w, Md; J
Berry, do w Schwartzwealder, NY; s Mont.
gomeIy: do; T Pratt, CT; Hon w White, do;
w Wilson, o; f w Gray, do; T Metin. do;
Il Plnkham. Me; Fickln, Ala; ID c List
Va; 4 Gardner, Md; w III Starbuck NY: A star,
buck; MIS- StaIbuck; Miss S Gardner. Nd; Miss
n SHINES W Rothweil, Va; y E smith, 4
~; Mohett, Va: Winchester, Pa; l. J
III. j
II CIack, NC w starr, NJ; C III Richards.
va MISS III T. Wards, do; g T Magee, Tenn; w
=, Mdo oi US, Nd; Holt, do; Pwolfersberg-
e G 40 Mr. Andrews, Ne; G + Green. NY; ] G
NJ. NJ Mlichsll Iowa; F. Campbell. Iy, Va;
Miss VI Campbell + Saudder. Md: / > f0s,er
CO. Mn. " nag y, do; Mr. Hatton, do; T Arsh
B 6rifhng, Tenn; w Porteraeld Mias.' ra' II
skinker, Va MISS, Il II
KlRkWOOD HOUSE-E A1ms,ro,o W.
MIS- Marshall, Ky; J F Davis, do: r AYSicts'
Nd %on,, w GOSPEL MS do TT Wright Iy, Pa;
r McGregor, Pa; L Rutter, NY. Co.." V a
hers Md; ; Burgess, Va; Walker. do: T
Winston. Kan; w ii Dodson, o; J w Nirb;c
Va; l. Hotchkiss, Pa; y Wells, Va; EJabne'
Bremen; Goulding, NY; r A Pomeroy. Mas,
J w Besther, Ga; c 9 Butler, do; $ Johnson
Ala; w Wentworth, Va; Mrs Chisom, Air Mis-.
Chisolm do; A Chisolm, do.
UNITED STATES HOTEL Heath, DC
NJ Clnskey, Tenn; Reynolds, o; p Barton Md;
w Bush, Pa; c VI Henry, Nd; : II Hicks, Pa;
w Cave, Va; ii Mason. do; II Claiborne,
Wis; w Moss, Md; Londerwalk, Mo: r
rTinch, Va; Burwell, do; A Douglass, T c
Duvall, Il Curtis.
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Balance remaining with the Company. .sasos7 o.
S513,o57 O.

The business of this Company will compare favor
ably with the most successful similar institutions IN
the United States.
From the list day of August 1885, in fifteen months,
up to the LIST day of November, 1855, the premiums
and interest received amounted to the large sum of
four hundred thousand one hundred and eighty five
dollars and sixty eight CENTS with the ment of
losses and expenses of one hundred and seventy
seven thousand one hundred and twenty eight dol
lars and sixty one cents.
With these evidences of success and good man
aseInent, the Directors feel justified in soliciting
share of public patronage believing that the security
offered is ample, and that all fair claims will be adj
lusted more according to equity than legal technical
tiles.
The Company is prepared to issue policies against
loss or damage by fire on
DWELLINGS, FURNITURE, MILLS, MAN
UFICTORIES, WAREHOUSES;,
All descriptions pf lLDINGS and their contents;
or all kinds of MERCHANDISE, transported by
VESSELS, ST EAMBOATs. CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS,
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
and on the hus of STEAMBOATS, navigating the
Western Waters.
The rates OF premium will be as low as other COM
panies. and In liking them every Improvement in
construction and arrangement will be taken into
slderaton.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Office, northwest corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
nth street, Washington City, ID. c.
Insurance NAV also be efseted at the Home Office,
north,gest corner Walnut and Second streets,
Philadelphia,
And in other principal cities Of the United States
by authorized officers of the Company. ap3
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EVENING STAR.
THE SONG OF SPRING.

81 LUGANs
In the groves where the orange and ctron bloom
ing.
And seeming with perfume the balm breathing air,
NV ardent relation, Dame Summers assuming
The tasks which. unfinished, left to her care.
As my light step Is bounding DER valley and mead
The harebal and daisy peep up from the sod
For they feel that their delicate bosoms are freed
From the earth, which loose with my magical rod
breathe in the forest-it's life renew
The blood of the oak rushes up thro' its veins;
And the rose II puts on bears the very same hue
As that which lavlshly spread DER the plains.
Its voice to the ice fettered brook restore
And send ITS freed waters rejoicing along;
Il ne grave, late so silent, rs tuneless no more,
For I've taught every feather clad warbler a song
Tho brief be my life, yet, unlike fragile mortas,
Decay to my heart no destruction can bring,
Ire Hoveret can bud, throw open deaths portals,
And start from the tomb-a new glorious SPRING
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Miscellaneous.
WASHINGTON AQUEDUCTI
OFFICE OF TIE wAsHINei9S AegE

o'r''h OF W yRs Ms:45sS{I9 sr aSstfs
the Washington Aqueduct.
Proposals received up to It'll May will be openeda az
Maps proIss, and specification. of materials and
a3Gs tS Ss let S the be S f
The work 70 be e. will embrace Mssonry ,O Of some m
Of the B d with
he hRnGh nd Ife n, SS tans Gate Houses
the soEs and
made to the specifications and plans.
acquired by the United States, there may be some
delay in commencing the work thereon; but for such
unavoidable delays due allowance will be made in the
Portions only Of some of the works can be compile
d Su
priations by Congress. The Engineer reserves the
rate of progress under each contract for each appro
priaioa and in case of the appropriation not holding
be stopped until funds become available. ''''''
n9t case OF me entire stoppage of any particular
work has been properly executed so far as Il has gone
United States Treasury, upon the monthly estinates
Of the Engineer reseryng ten per cent. and it win
be Paid hi Their sE full wages monthly. and in specie
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all the bills should they not be deemed advanta
Seous, ana 10 make suoh arrangements as may be
considered most conducive to the progress Of the
Every offer must be accompanied by writer guar
antee signed by one or more responsible persons, to
OF bidders will his Or Ser bid 5. aoOeped enisr
into an obligation, within ten days, with good and
sponsble securities, for the completion OF the work
undertaken said guarantee to be accompane by the
certificate of the United Stat district judge United
states district attorney, navy agent, or some officer
the Engineer or Department of War, that the guar
antoIs are able to make good their guarantee. =.
c.....,M: G. MEIGs.
Captain OF Engineers In charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
State Of -, hereby; Jointly and severally, cove
they wifi within ten days after the acceptance Of the
and sufficient sureties perform furnish the art-
ces proposed IN conformity to the terms of the adver
said shall fail to enter into contract a. afore.
said we guarantee to make good the difference be-
tween the offer by the said - and the next lowest
tsigned.) Alb.
and belief the above named guaran.ors good and
ma! !s S!ssodt4nra,a~sf E'F'
EIsHING TACKLE.-LIMERICK, VIRGIN
T. "a; kirby Chestertown, and Gravitation FISH
kPssa sISkEks SSkk H%fE * REkG e.
reduced prices, just Tecelv ed and for sale b. s'
.,r No ,es Rld,.Ei ; F; * tGTMDY,
~ bs S1p R IA sSa At John
Dc Dc :, SO each as s It sSs : sssS::
These are but little used, are great bargains, and
will be sold 10" for Efhs fPxN6 ?sfTsoRE
ap2- $50 Pa. av., bet. 9th and 10th.
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No 578.
~ THREE ADDITIONAL LAND OFFICES
IN THE TERRITORY OF KANSAS

In pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March g. 1857, entitled Gan act to establish three ad-
dltlona Land Districts in tire Territory of Kansas"
TO be called respectively the Delaware Land Dis
trict," the .Osage Land District" and the West
ern Land District" 1t is hereby declared and made
known that the Offices for said districts have been
established as follows, viz:
For the - DELAWARE DIsIRICT" at DoNIPHAN.
For the DOSAGE DIsTRICT' at FORT SCOrr.
For the "WEsTERN DISTRICT" at OGDEN, in said
Territory
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washington,
By order Of the Presidents
JOS. 8. WILSON,,
Acting Commissioner Of the General
mp lS-law6w Land Office
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BANKING HOUSE OF Gu,,an Rporurps

~ CHUBB BROTHERS.
D IsaS Deposits received and Checks paid
cities received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
said Cities furnished to depositors without charge.
on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
Deposits IN Virginia and other tncurrent Money re-
ceved to be checked for payable in same funds, or in
specie, we charging the regular Exchange.
REPRESENTATIVES.. Drafts, and Bills of Elk change
will be discounted, nd Loans made on Stocks Bonds
and Securities, at the market rate.
furnished, negotiable in the different Cities of the
and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and
charged if Coaterals such terms may be agreed
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANGR-Tavelersw i'll
De furnished with drafts In such sums may he de-
sired negotiable in the different Cities Of the Union.
LAND AND EuRoPE.-Bllis Of Exohange and Letters
at the market rate Cor EIc h.nge sums to suit.
bought in me different c.ties at sion 1G Of
reserve the right call for deposit Of 10 pr cent on
graph:
City, and State Bonds be placed in our hands for
negotiation either in this country Europe. Rail
road Iron purchased for cash or with Bonds.
market rates. All Warrants sold by us are gnaran-
teed IN every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished if re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders, or sent for sale on commission to responsible
bought and sold. and insnrances effected. h'''''
on the United States o before the
Court OF Claims or Congress, ntrusted to will be
by prompt c iii CHI BRoTHERs
Jan y Opposite the Treasury,
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%cO near corner of 18th Street
DIAPER HANGINGS,

DIAPER HANGINGS,
Il The undersigned has just received his spring
stock of PAPER-HANGINGS of Foreign and Do
mestIc manufacture, including n handsome assert
ment of French Gold Papers, Borders, Statues, & O.
Acknowl edgeing past fayors, trust by strict at
lowest remunerative price, and good workmanship.
70 retain the confidence ard a continuation OF the
liberal patronage heretofore received.
JOHN MARKRITER,
No. 800 It'll ST., next to Odd Fellows Hall
p2i-lw
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DOCKS ON FISHING.
ID Browns American Anglers Guide, vol. H.
Illustrated.
Frank Forester's Complete Manual for Young
SpOrtsnen.
Pulman's Fly fishing for Trout. ] vol. London
The River Dove, with some quaint thoughts on
he happy practice OF angling. ] vol. London.
The Angler and his Friend by John Davy. l
vol. London.
Handbook Of Angling; by Ephemera. volume.
London.
Jesse's Geanngs in Natural History, with hints
for an angler.
Carpenters Angler. I vol, London.
Fly ms hing In Salt and r resi- Water. / volume.
London.
Supplement to Forester's Fish and Fishing
Anglers Almanac fo- 1883 London.
Days Samonia, or Days Of ly-hshing. Lon
don.
Walton and Cotton's Complete Angler. London.
Edinburgh.
Massas. Manuel de Pecheur: ! vol: Paris.
apl7- FRANCK TAYLOR
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PORK FATTENED oN HUMAN BODIBs.-Let any
person, says writer In late Ceylon paper at day
dreak start from the gate OF the Government
House, Calcutta, and whether his walk be on the
bank of the river, or on the banks of the canals,
which on three sides surround the city, he Will
see pigs feeding the dead bodies Of the natives
that have been thrown there durssg the night;du-
ring the day the river police clear away and sink
all that remains of the bodies. Bad IA is the me-
tropolis of India il is nothing compored to Patna
Hundreds upon hundreds of human eorPses are
there strewed along the strand and Atiening
Ghoule-like upon these, are droves upoa droves
Of swine The swine are slaughtered, cut up and
sailed into hams, bacon and pickle pork and then
dispatched TO Calcutta. The great market for this
Bourbon, where IL is fOisted the inhabitants as
the produce of Europe. Moreover, as the swine
are sold in Calcutta at three four shilings each
carcass il is stated that the inferior class of home
ward bound vessels are provisioned with them,
and thus the human fed pork is introduced into
Europe and America.