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For Kansas and Missouri River.

fIMiE PAClFlC RAILROAD is now running two
daily trains between s. Jefferson city CONNECTING
with the Lightning Line Of packets Jener
sou city daily on the arrival Of the express carrying mails
and for Bonneville Glasgow Lexington Knnas
worth Weston, 81 Joseph, and all Intermediate points
Through from st. 4s hours and from "a N ae
hours ahead o boats starting from st. Louis -9 -
The Lightning Line packets
being required with the mails .r
delayed waiting for freight on their
tickets can be purchased thc principal cities States
at he olnces IN 81 Louis r. McELSgCK,
May zz-du Supt
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ENOR SALE.-A large and commodious brick dwell
Ing three stories high, handsomely finished
syc having dry cellar and uas
fixtures throughout commands from upper
svc view OF the Potomac between goth and 2lst
streets In desirable nchborhoo three minutes,
walk Of the Presidents House Also the
street Of 170 feet, by l30 depth.
Apply TO Mr. Samuel sto,t ieh L. Edwards street
the premises. '
June 17--cod1ms
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IT J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, Office and depot
southwest conor Of and Twelfth streets, Washington II C.
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ID II. GlIIET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lls his office h residence Franklin
Thirteenth streets He will continue to devote his attention principal
ly To cases In the United States Supreme Court
Having devoted much the law concerning will
give advice and opinions legal questions arising
faent Office appeals chief justice
the District OF Columbia and will also assist in the preparation
trial OF suits concerning patents.
e win also give written opinions and
ties having claims before Congress either the
will also claims before any board
dication.
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no $780,
by the President or the United states.

TN pursuance of law i, FRANKLIN PIERCE,
make known that public sales win be
Offices the TERRITORY oEEoos, at the periods hereinafter ds
mated, 10 wit
AZ the land olce al OREGON Cry onmcncng Monday
yy Doua The disposal Of the public lands within the fol-
lowing. named townships, viz
North Of the base line and 9 as waiamede aerdaa.
Township fractional township two, range
South gr the ard Of the waiamare meidiaa.
Townships one, two and three OF range
Townships one, two, aud three Of range feo
Ninth ef the base line Of the walamate meridian.
Township one Of ranges ase, tpo, aud nDse.
South Of Ire pet qf he WHanste meridian.
Township ono Of ranges one. tao and three.
Township three, Of ranges and ,co.
Township seven or ranees i,o th,ss four, and 6re
township eleven q ranges sa Mss g n and t
Townships seventeen and eighteen, Of range four.
wrsessrra commencing Monday, e tstA
the following named townships, viz
South n d, tus taesa~dsss sf ae Willamette rasraiaH
een inclusive the northeast q section
y three twenty twenty 1--WE twenty six and thirty hye OF town
The quarter seven southwest quarter
the northwest quarter and the south half of section
quarter twenty northwest quarter of section
eight sections twenty thirty thirty and thirty two
OF township twenty two Of range
six nclnsIve Of four Incla
quarter quarter lots
inclusive and the southwest quarter O. the northeast q section eight
northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter and the east half Of the
sounmes qnar'er M ~ mn. ." n @ u.n I ~ ,n ~ NY ,s
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saGu"ns hnV lour anu oh'e VI ""nsip '"sNs wv " s0
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A CARD.--We hereby notify those of our Gus
IA toners who have
intention TO have them drawn rospec-
lively presented settlement Juy This
practice has been years.
cs but we regret to that httery by
gadcd matter meaning object To ali
such beg leave say respectfully earnestly their ac
counts be closed either BY cash satisfactory datc
June2 3taw2w HOOE
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHuBB BROTHERS,


Washington January l, 1857
TOHN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
- this day admitted partners in the Banking House
Cubb Brothers. The nu from this will be composed
st. j. Chubb, John n Barrow, and Henry Holmes Tho
yenport Iowa. composed Of Charles ST. Chubb Douga
and Alexander Barrow, undor tho firm Of Chubb Brothers.
row Il Go. CHUBB BROTHERS.
Jan 1--dN
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VNIIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
hath obtained from the orphans of Washington county
the district Of Columbia letters ADMINISTRATION
estate o William Scott late OF Washington county
having claims against the said deceased hereby warned
exhibit the with tho vouchers thereof
before the 10th day o june they Otherwise
excluded from, all benefit Of the said crtsc
Given under my hand, this Goth dny Of juno, 1857
JAsuH =. SCOTT,
June 23--1aw3w Administrator
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A RNY'S SCONFECTIONARY, No, 84 Bridge street
"A Georgetown, O., whore all kinds
Furnished with the best ice cakes, Ices
&c. at the shortest notice. and
Medal awarded at the last exhibition Of the Metropolitan
Institute.
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United states Mail.
VIRGINIA.

Posi- OFFICE DrPARnRNr June 8, 1857.
pROPOSAIS for carrying the mails of the United
states from list September 1857, Both
following route in the State Of spoci
hc viii be received at the Contract Office
M OF the 24h day Of July be decided the following
day - ''e
No. e2os From rrsonbg by Dayton, dgewater Messy Creek
Mount Solon, Parnassus, Augusta Springs Lebanon
White Sulphur Springs, Dccrhcld, Coverdae and Green
Valley, TO Bath Alum, 90 miles back, three times
week 10 two horse coaches,
Leave Harrsonburg Monday Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at Bath Alum by 0, p. M
Leave Bath Alum Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al l.
Arrive ut Harrisonburg by Q, D.
tr forms PROPOSAL and
and requirements bo embraced
men Of January H. 1885, February 1885, February
or either Of them n pamphlet FORM a the principal
AARON v, BROWN,
Postmaster General.
June o--1ay4w
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TAYLOR AND MAURY's halEdollar Bibles Eng
Il lish Bibles elegantly arsbesque gilt Price so cents
Just imported by TAYLOR MAIrRY
June est Bookstore near oh street
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United states Patent ONCE,
'H. Waahlngtnp It,na % 1QAT

Washington June 20, 1887.
nN the petition of Joseph Battin Of Philadelphia,
~ Pa praying for the extension Of patent granted to him the
mnchncs for breaking
from the Of said patent which takes
place the 9th day of October, 1857
ordered that the said petition heard the Patent
Monday the 2t Of September at IL o'clock and all
notified to appear and show they have why said
Gien ought not to be granted.
opposing the required file in the Patent OF
fec their objections specially forth in writing least
days the hearing All testimony acd by either party
be the said hearing be taken transmitted
with rules the Office which will be furnished
plication.
testimony tho will be closed tho 11th Scpcber
deposous other papers relied testimony filed
the Office before the morning that day the arguments
lr any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published the Union, ntc
gcnccr, Evening Star Washington CT Republican, Baltimore
Nd; Argus Philadelphia Pa Daily News, New York, N " and
Boston, three previous
to the 21st Of September next tho day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. sEiors Of the above will please and send their
bills the Patent Office with containing this notice
June 23-law3w
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- ENERAL WESTERN LAND OFFICE.

W more, Osborn, Co. Main and Second Streets up
siairs nearly opposite tho Julien House Dubuque
born, Co.. 80 Clark street. Chicago Illinois; Tsey Co.,
Kcokuk Iowa, real estate stock exchange
give their prompt attention 10 the sale Of real
loans negotiated money invested locating lands either with
warrants VIII locate on time joint account commission.
Every location made from personal only
paid &c., &c, &c.
N B property left with us for sale WILL II required placed
upon registers Chicago and Kcokuk here giving
scller three markets. Correspondence solicited
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II TITLE D0RRIT C0MPLETE.--ya Various editions,
IL so cents 75 VI so and y So Illustrated For
TAYLOR MAURYy
June 1876 Bookstore pesr 9th street.
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ATOTICE TO ROAD CONTRA ACTORS.--It being

IN the intention of The board Of directors of
Rockville Turnpike Company gravel The road from the rst
to h terminus AT the District line requested ad
dress apply the undersigned tho subject before
Of April JOHN G. BRENT,
ff No 80 Louisiana avenue
j. C. LEWIS,
Feb 24-3awtr 4g2 Seventh street
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TNO LEASE, for term of years the mansion of the
late General Tpwson United States contains all the
modern works.
ply to J. b. H. SMITH esq, at his Office, on street
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Commissioner Of tho General land once.
.OTTcE TO PRE- -EMpTON CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE- EaiTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled right pre- empion any or the
lands within the townships townships above enumerated
required establish The the satisfaction OF the register and
receiver Of The hand Office and make hr
practicable c g his ai and before the appointed for the
of the public sale Of the lands the
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
TfOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
law Star.l N !. . !.
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for tickets packages in
splendid lotteries will prompt attentions an
account of each drawing will be sent Immediately after
all who order from
Address, p. j. BUCKLEY, Agent
June IL Wilmington, Delaware,
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George G. Thomas,

George G.. Thomas,
Commissioner Of Deeds for all the States,
NOTARY PUBLIC M sB
May 16-ly seventh street, No. 400
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Firm Of Proposal.

], -----, or f-- county OF --, State
propose convey the letter mail for the term
years the dat specified tho for commencing
service, from the Mississippi river, by - TO san
agreeably the
OF the Goth 1857 horse coaches spring
suitable for tho Of passengers wel the
safety security the mails aoahiy each the annual
of dollars ,fskIy each way, for the annual Of
dollars aseiy each for the annual of dollars
Dated. (Signed)
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Fb,nl % q Guarqnlee.

The undersigned rcsitmg at , State of , un-
crtke that II the foregoing hid for carrying the mail the
from the Mississippi river, to San Francisco, Caicr
accepted by the Postmaster General the bidder SHALL when
quei by the Postmaster General into the obga
the with sufficient suretc
This understanding dainctiy the allegation and liabilities
by oaardnto,s 9 Of Congress Of J,y
2, 1886.
Clgned by glaTantOrs)
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The Undersigned, postmaster Of , State Of --
oertles under his oath 9 office that he Is acquainted with the
good their guarantee.
Dated ,(signcd.)
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-09-25

GLoRr1se IN TuErs sHAMs.-In the Bal.
!imore Clipper.of Tuesday last, will be
found an official report Of the proceedings
Of the Convention Of American Clubs 2"
which assembled at the "swan Club
Room" in that city on the 9th inst. We
clip from that report the following para.
graph. containing the euphonious names
under which the SO called American"
campaign:
Upon calling the names Of delegate.
the following clubs were found repTesn.
ted: Tigers. Black Snakes, Stay Lates
Plug Uglies. Rough Skins. Hard Times
Little Fellows, Blood Tubs, Dips, Ranters
and Rips Raps."
Should not every true hearted Amer;.
can blush to acknowledge that any por>
ton of his countrymen glory in such bar>
baric and degrading names.-States.
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MINNESOTA CoNsTrruTroN.-The follow
ing are some Of the provisions Of the new
State constitution which has been agreed
upon by the republican and democratic
conventions of Minnesota:
Slavery or involuntary servitude shall
never exist in the State-that the liberty
of the press shall ever remain inviolate-
that the trial by jury shall extend to all
cases at law-and that NO religious or
property teste shall ever be required to
qualify man for holding Office or voting.
Every male person of the age Of twenty
one years or upwards, belonging to either
Of the following classes, who shall have
resided in the United States one year, and
in the State four months next preceding
any election. are to be entitled to vote, as
follows:
White citizens of the United States
White persons of foreign birth who shall
have declared their intentions to become
citizens, comfortable to the laws of the
United States upon the subject of natural.
lzatlon. Persons of mixed white and In
dian blood who have adopted the customs
and habits of civilized life. Persons of
Indian blood residing in the State who
have adopted the language, customs and
habits of civilization, after an examination
before any District Court of the State. in
such manner as may be provided by
law. and shall have been pronounced by
said court capable of enjoying the rights
Of citizenship within the State,
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New AdvertisemeaEn:

WIN. KNABE, senior partner In ihe iat.
nrm Of hHAbE, GkkHEk II CO., (Whish
was dissolved by the death Of Mr.. Henry Cache, )
continues the manufacture and saio Of Grand and
square ftanog under the name Of
VIM KNABE & CO,
AT tho old stand Nos. 1, 3, s. and !. North EnIas
st., opposite the Eutnw House. ana Al the aeS
sales room, No. 20: Market si,, Baltimore.
Tho Subscriber most respectfully begs leave 10
present. 70 me ladies' and gentlemen Of tho South
patronage they have 80 uniformly extended 70 his
establishment; and desires at the same lime % a..
sure them, that, stimulated by their constantly
increasing custom during past years, be has spar.
90 heiInsr Monble nor expense 70 perfect az far
as possible the Piano Forte, SO ns 10 ensure .
continuance ofthe custom OF tersons az anItiYa.
ton and refinement.
In addition 70 the comm,ndation Of m. mosa
eminent Pianist Of the country, he would ada
mat at every " Fair'' at which his Pianos were
az. they have uniformly been awarded
me highest honors Of the Iustltutes.
Being extensively engaged In the manufacture
o, flanos, and employing over one hundred Of
inc most experienced worknIen, / am prepared
70 sell either Wholesale or retail, en- the most ac.
eommodating terms; wholesale dealers will,
therefore, find It TO their advantage 10 give mes
cal before purchasing elsewhere.
All Instruments built at my factory have fn1
ron frames, and are so constructed Us 10 secure
great additional strength without affecting The
zone; and they will, therefore, stand In any eli-
Every piano forte Of my manufactures Is guar.
1 Iil for i've years, and when intended 70 gil
Instant orders, the greatest possible care Is fsken
70 ensure The selection Of an instrument calculs-
- u! IN zone, touch, power and nechauichsl nm
- ehse me most fastidious; ia addition 70
inca PriyeliSe Of exchange Is granted a. any
nuae gilhin air months, should the iustrumeHt
H0 . give entire satisfaction. WIN. RNABE.
september IS, 1S57.-ly
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"Hon. ]. B. FLOYD, Secretary Of War.

A WOLF IN SnEEP's CLoruINe.-In a
letter lately written to Rev. B. F. Sed-
wick. Southern Methodist minister, by
another minister, belonging 10 what Is
generally termed the Methodist Church.
North. the following science occurs:
"God has chastised you most awfulIy
seeing that you were so rotten and cor.
rupt that you would disgrace your chill.
'dren. he in mercy to them, took seven
out OF eight of them from you, and vet in.
stead Of forsaking your lying and wicked
ness you are as the apostle says" 90.
The man who could or would thus in.
tentionally wound the feelings Of another
in so tender point as that of the death
Of ones children, is filter to lead the way
TO perdition than to point the sinner to
heaven. The heart that could feel so
much malignisy. must be either as black
as Judas. or else have never rightly read
that word which teaches us TO love one
another. even though they be our worst
enemies. We have read many q SQUAD.
BILE between political uorldlings, bnt ne.
yer yet have We seen anything so deyiIish.
" malicious as this fling from ono who
pretends TO be ga man Of God."-Par.
kers6ur News.g
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The CRoPs OUT wxsr.-we have rs.
ports of the late crops from various parts
OF the States Of Ohio, Michigan. Illinois,
Indiana, and Wisconsin. and they are nm.
ltormly of favorable character. The
wheat crop has been gathered generally
IN good order. There are compartiyely
few complaints this year of injury from
rust, and in quantity and quality the yield
mlli De above the average. Glowing ac-
counts are given ofthe oats crop and tho
corn crop-the latter part of fhe season
being very favorable. If frost does not
Sc! IN early, the corn crop west will be a
splendid one. Potatoes have done well.
The hog crop will be an average one.
Nv 7. SIN.
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AmpoIlant ut.Uh-'s.A<ePiohution OF
the colorado
Perhaps no movement undertaken BY
Government. IN the way OF an exploring
expedition. SINCE that OIL Lewis and Clark.
as OF greater interest," 10 tne .Far West,'
than one recently determined upon oy the
". ?. 5osofnmens.
Under orders rom sne Secretary Of
War. Lieut. s.i' d =, ". ives WIN cave Newsi
fork tor San : lanc'sco, 20 n,she piepaf-i
ations a. tne ia,.ei giaoe lol on s1piorng
ezpadision up sae 1 %en M.- liver. vsst
stream ~ -
ing rom US source - sno 49, Ss., Noun Noun
.ains, near .ne neau $500 =. In sas - Solgm,
pla, me missouri, .ne sns Del
Horte tissis 70 me -. =, "
a sn1ati steamer - " e g y Sset MRh
Lieutenant AYES, 70 ps elnPlvyeu ~ hssa.
in making hydrogIapnic surrey. Ne a party
OF some forty Or nisy nnen WI % enlisIsd
in California. Ine party aso e&pseseai o4
proceed up the Iisss. = ,Al 9: Posaiolss
in the steamer, ano snsncs .lsn norasE
and paek -muies Ieaen I'VE he Eau A.e.s.
Little u known Of ths .oPograPhy %
the country through Hhicn sns colorado
passes but Il 70 ayeIfed ~ thosa Whes
have trasersed portions Of ~ .nhi me
ssreames are nafigabie ior hunaIsds Of
miles. and that ihe country - adap.sd To-
the support OF \ dense popalasion,; ne ag-
ricultpral capacities being equal 70 The
finest lands OF the states east OF Inc Cor
dilleras. Along the banks o. the river
are found numerous ruins Of cities attub,
uted to the Aztecs, and which. IN their
architecture. indicate o high state Of civil.
cation on the part OF the builders. Az
the present day, the whole region J. .
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The Camel Experiment.

We are happy to learn. as We do from
Mr.. Beale's accompanying letter. that the
experiment OF using the camel as beast
of burden over our arid territories in
Northwestern Texas and New Mexico is
so~nearly everything that could be wish
ed. When the exactly right breed shall
have been procured, and one or two
Turks or Arabs "to the manner born" in
dueed to remain long enough to familiar.
ize our people with their habits, complete
success must be attended.
"EL PAso. July %. 1857.
"SIR: I have the honor TO report my
arrival at this place with the expedition
under my command. Thus far we have
progressed rapidly and without single
days delay since leaving San Antonio.
"1t gives me pleasure to report the en-
tire success of the expedition with the
camels, SO far as have tried it. Labor
ing under all the disadvantages orising
out of the fact that we have not one sin.
gle man who knows anything whatever
Of camels or how to pack them, we have,
nevertheless, arrived here without an &C.
cident, and, having used the camels ey.
cry day with heavy packs, have fewer
sore backs and disabled ones by far than
would have been the case travelling with
packed mules. On starting I packed
nearly 700 pounds on each camel. which
I fear was too heavy burden for the
commencement OF so long q journey; they,
however, packed it daily until that
weight was reduced by our diurnal use Of
il as forage for our mules.
IL trust they may stand the remainder
OF the journey as well as they have thus
far. and see no reason whatever TO
doubt it. Ifthey should. the experiment OF
their usefulness is demonstrated fully,
and it is to be hoped large number will
be imported. For Indian scouts, with in.
fantry companies. in countries as badly
supplied with water as Texas and New
Mexico. they would prove an invaluable
aid. though those we have with US are
not the most valuable kind for burden,
being all females, with three exceptions.
The regular burden camel would make
the same journey we have made, and in
the same time. with 200 pounds. as
easily as these with half the weight. i
desire to call your attention par,icularlv
to the fact that they live and keep up on
food rejected even By mules, and which
grows in the greatest luxuriance in the
most barren OF our American deserts
the grease>wood. small bitter bush. nee.
less for any purpose have been able to
discover except as being valuable food
OF the camels. Although they eat grass
when staked out to il, il left 70 themselves
they will instantly leave the best grama
and browse greedily on bushes Of any
kind, whatever in preference. was told
oy the highest authority on leaving San
Antonio that not one of them would ever
see Fl Paso; that they would give out in
the feet. dc: This prediction has mot
peen verified by fact. The road from
here to San Antonio is certainlv tLs 49,.
terribly trying on unshod feet i have ee, ey.
er seen, consisting of sharp, coarse. irreg.
ular, hinty gravel. about the size d. a Ss 20
and smaller, acting on the feet Ike . st t,..
Easp. This is so true that / have mot an
unshod work mule or horse that is MOI