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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-22

the B,eiss ] expressed my Generalization 10 -
in the pexs boat, rhlsu aio' gsid- AMI
pat her passengers on The brig Hr Grew
At tho ramc tr.e jamocc on bnard the brig leaving
only . quartermastcr In oash bnaa that tner
icuf lido sno brts rna 80 ArtuT 4siars war
rrlay Frszsr and David Ray rood rbe b,st-
.humrec sgsirs sine of tho brig VITA rsry SEA
o, dercd rue into .ne hoasx d, rsks me 70 ths
steamer and savc many lives possi ,e. 5ut thcy
utterly rofrsen. FRot aurs a.sn tied N make ths a
resusD N tnair dnty, but vibout avail l was shsra
fnc Ief erlass and COMPELLED {, remain 10 tne
brig the swo beats dropped aSssrn aud bSiof
ooi but or the a ose ad~in during th, might
Al anon; IL ocl rk r'cngh the noss IN ons ge tue
hoe swrn rssrsned 10 tbc hsig In cauaxed c,n tcn
aud ritDost psse,gars ae rapo pd nytsx - ,keu
tesmer. cxo'sned hts d abled con issrn IN aa
4ernoCn who s.ld him ~ kesp cf De MD beep on out
remsired reer tbe III he vent down
when re rot rnad 70 the Orig No ABANDONED the b,as
and eis Der aas~t. r. brig y Sked down t>~ard the
place Of ho e,eck dur, e he night hut no 'ersnn
he waiey, .hrg sh-evar e1capt the hight II
scheoreY several miles c1tant He ao the schooner
Ia the morning 9ne ~as thoa 'st visible
Dur'rT the trying bUrs precenirs she tot dsah'Bs o,
the rtes engines, ably and nlly Oh
by all nj assists uts every one n whom wokei ~hou
oessaon long any thing ccu be doce TO ths
snip
Bsamuch ~ AMI upju state nents have
made in regard 70 my omd uct UPON leaving the
afor leaving her deem IL oocv to refer N w
Payne, VI KoOArthy Judge huuson Captain 8n-s OF tho
ka'ine and Mrs hasvfn all u wnom familiar Wi,n
re pursued reaching the bis, and the too
Or named Of wnc N heard the orders given 10 ma by
aptsin hernnon. GEORGE E AJaRY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-22
rho folio ing gerilemon appointed Committee
carry out the anove:-

carry out the aoove:-
pe'atssn peTft, L'ord Aspinwai, J. A Stevens
A A IN WstlO-k Tr
rm mean, so--nn Joseph 7sisrd
avlo- John q Creme A B -slsoa.
the0core ehsv, j ~ 30 es q. ksrstow,
Geo Or sVot, Jk., thNs II Marshall wilson y. runL
ThfD rIsstOu Mm y Mae w gt.na
II rvinHpu plIhxra T. Tasl lpr
rhmusi vUea, q 1aros Ros ~ ph.iDs,
W T Iofmsn, Vim a WsSb DO T Ellot
L~nry Wells, jane q. King, Joseps Walker.
D-vd Leavit.
Mr.. A a Lew offered tho following, watch was sso2i
~ -
heAoned That Is lse OF iti. mo~ing tha when
csrvhe drCcee By the donors th money shalt b. applied
fpsi-ro he rsiisf II be immediate tuna,sra
oDdy FOR he rele Of he families Of tbs olcers and
Ttirdy-ln REVEALING those who ksve insvum ntI
IN fr tese1e Of heso aysd IN tush proper Ions ae
Nee ft.
M n JoSss moved the sp,oi1imeul OF A A Low,
f.q rs Treasurer, 10 shom Contributions may be
1nrtied
Inn foitov trv AZ Nd xeNst-
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-Mrs DIR S,uar, and a,
va Missiles Stuart, do; MISSES DotIlu~ Ma g.
~ Mnrray; Pa; Miss Calvert Md p g RI
va stuart, do w II T Lee, USA; Cen = r
nehsniagsen, ia; Hawkins, Va A Lancas-
Rev n Stringf-llow, IT, NY: O " All. = IanT,
MorIis, Md; Mrs " Chadwick, Pa: Hon Z, =
fauikn-f, va Frost, Mo BraIet,on "a
!eoy, Iva; Orr, HY; A v Santh,onne a.. y
waldo, do John Dale, Nd; Snernss r.
GORDON, Md Roest de Limbourg: Inc mn,
dorsey, Md; John aohnson do; n spencs a.,
ST 1Un, 90; McEvoy, Va; III Coates
fa:i"t, Ga; Mrs A u Powers do. MI
; A Powers, do Mitchell. Pa L Rest.J S Sir,
w wright, Va; NJ Levy, Mt. W
WILLARDS' HOTEL-W IA PbilI,. ~.
I'm M nittle, CSN; Frank Japdon - 49,
ny; w Nelly and lady, Miss A RoI,ia." '' ~
Mezlckl Ar W Perry, Md: Carl i =: T", us
UsA; Df Steward and lady NYort. NJ S.As,'
Nd MI Parrott, Pa; A seIImIan Md, . utn'
CT; DIR X Carter, USN; Dr. r Verdi. noP,
Ireland, MS ThemAs, Gran, N Y; 8 D,,,ra,.,
Hon n NJ Phillips, do; y G Upham Nh ia "a;
Brocchus, Nm; ID Porter. USN; n Al p1ics re
summing ham, Nj Lafson, X Il Carter USN
kIRKwOOD HOUSE w II Cbeves. C.,.
freuss, DC; Wbeelwriyht Nd: A u
Jones and lady, Cal; A n Mayo Va; Mrs 4 Navo
10 MISS n Mayo, do; Mrs Kelley pa. A Pn
snoufg, ny; III NJ Brown, Cal; Col Amnerssnd
~ - Bacon, Conn; b Carter, Va: TX smith
- eethertson, Va, r Abbott La: 3 it'd
Asohos' MASS X Belht, NY.
. HOTEL, H. o. SMITH. )-NHR,,d
- iaa Nd Baxter. DC; ID II BIactIocL
and .on n.I, 1 lansing, Mich; c Fernand red
enu son, Del; Jno Connolly pa. p 3 Ha,ah1 ~
NO X Green, Md; Miss Win,Sas NJ 1 UNISON,
ana lady, Nfork; W A Psdyett M n nInlIee
Luther, Pa. ma Roswell
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The ORIGIN OF THASksGIvISo DAY-'when
New England was first planted, the settlers met
with many difficulties and hardships. as is neces-
sarily the case when civilized people attempt to
establish themselves in a Wilderness country
Being Piously disposed, they sought relief ffom
Heaven, by laying their wants and dstress-s be-
fore the Lord in frequent set days of fasting and
prayer. Constant meditation, and discourses on
the subject of their difficulties kept their minds
gloomy and discontinued, and, like the children
OK Israel, there were many disposed to return to
the land which persecution had determined them
70 abandon. AT length, when il was proposed in
the Assembly to proclaim another fast, a farmer
OK plain sense. rose and remarked, that the in
conveniences they had suffered, and concerning
which they had 80 often wearied Heaven with
their complaints. were not so great as might have
been expected, and Were diminishing every day
as the colony strengthened; that the earth began
10 reward their labors, and to furnish literally
Tor their sustenance tina. the and rivers were
full OF fish, the air sweet, the climate wholesome;
above all, they were in the fun endowment of lib
srty, civil and religious fIe, Therefore thought
that rejecting and conversng on these subjects
would be more comfortable as tending to make
them more contented with their situation; and
thar II would be more becoming the gratitude
they owed to the Divine Being, IL, instead of a
FAST, they should proclaim Thanksgiving. His
advice was taken; and, from that day to this they
have in every year observed circums stances Of
public happiness sufficient 10 furnish employ
ment for a Thanksgiving day"
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III Arthur GueTin was arrested in New Or
Leans on the Both ult for the murder of he sailor
6irarmo DimitEy
u Mr.: Edward Young, Of Jackson, Va. WI
son firing at a mark.
IL Mr.. T.. Cotter, of the Dubuque White
Lead Words, at Dubuque Iowa was. a few
horse. VI MS
u An old LADY of our ACQUAINTANCE believes
every calamity that happens to herself a trial,
judgment o'
BTaoTRJ.-The Gazette de Jud,isme states that
a. ooePPlngen,a a town Of Wurtemburg, the Jews
have been lately refused ad mittance 10 pubiic
balls originated by Christians
III A boy named John Peredin at Lawrence
Vile, Pa, on Monday, became so enraoed at
another named Loui. Hare, that he struck him on
the head with brick, Featuring his skull and
SO badly injuring him that he is despaTed Of
W young man named Martin o antzbury.
OF Birmingham, Pa was killed by the mol, az
an omnibus striking him on the head. on Satnr-
horses sup 'A0
III Mr. Severn, of SmithsonvilIe, Passaic co
N j, got bis gun for the purpose Of shooting a
sniPe, when the gun was accidentally discharged
ling him instantly
sISSuLAR CALCULATION Mr. Anderson. the
wizard Of the North, says that during the last ~
years ne has paid f25 DOO f,r advertising, { 10 900
had pasted 305 90 square miles of paper on the
walls CT London, and in doing this he mad used
1,B3,OOO pounds Of paste.
AN lAMENsE lSHERITANcE-Ths RIGHT heir IN
the enormous wealth of the Jennens family has
II IS said at last been found in tn pessoa OF NJ
Joseph Martin The ersonal properly 20 which
this administration will extend amounts to Over
fl6,WO,OO- The real estates are raua,,v Isrv,.
the rental being ESQ, 900 per ancpri
OFFICIAL ORDERS For THz BrILpIxs OF A
sLooP OF WAR The Norfolk Va ArJus sr,t,.
1Eai Capt Dorniay has received Off .iaI notitca
ton from the Bureau of CONSTRUCTION. &c fLa,
the Department has decided TO bufid steam
propeller sioop-ot-war at NJ Cos Tort Navy Nd
she Is to mount II guns and raw about IS fee, Of
wafer " ASS' Va
W In Paris man may dine for twop .nce In
tn< nelghborhood Of the Ma-che DIES Iunnent,
tnefs na certain enterprising Madame Robe,
VINO oalIy leeds some SIX thousand workmeo IL,
tse open air, vet sheltered from the weatber
hef DAILY bill OF fare is cabbage SOUP a alice ot
oouliii, tbeef,) piece of bread and a glass OF
wine e'o'' Vi
UTILITY OF CoTTEK-Por The csnt,in If ,ba
OAK virginia, which arrived here this noTnine,
from Iui ks Island, reports. .sOn In. lTIb rI,-
WnHe move 10 under a close Tr-fed majntons,ii
we sh1pPed sea forward, which carried w.,
TIE galley with Its contents, (cook exreDted) .inc
Whlcn Time we have bern compelled To- cook tn
beef and polk In a coffee-p1t ~ Yoyk Po,,
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III On Monday last a pac kage of money, con-
tanning 81 So, was received by AdIms & Co 3
Express, for business firm in town, but anothe
Party-a creditor, we believe, learning that such
package was expected by express, had procured
an injunction from one OF the courts, command
Ing the Express Company not to deliver the mo-
ney to the parties 10 whom il was directed OF
course the injunction was obeyed, and the pack
age safely deposited In the safe of the Company
Tor secure keeping, until the rights Of parties
could be legally determined. Yesterday, how
ever, the matter assumed different aspect The
parties 10 whom the money was addressed swore
out writ of repIevin, and the sheriff went 10
the Express ONCE with orders and th-- necessary
facilities to enforce obedience at whatever cost
IL was found unnecessary, however, To resort to
extreme measures, rs the key of the safe was
handed over to him, when he helped himself to
the pac kaye he was In search OF. and quietly de-
parted &C iHciaaati G1zsts
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TdE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Com

One OF TIE Steamships of this Ccmpsny, carving
me mi "a states Mails for ACAPUIO, 800
pp .nain. o ,, and OR ECON leave. e3kfH
Taliaiiia twice eaoh month. the hrri @xzH1ek5h
va the nIted States Mail - - Comps nv
ers, which leave Sew Orleans and New York rs.n
Nr.y on 5th and 2oth of each month with IRE ms9i.
a p passengers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL.
These steamships have been inspected and an
proved by the Navy Department and guaranty s,ssd
dad safety. '|'s~
The ransma Railroad ga miles long, 10 now COM
Pleteo ir.en ocean TO ocean, and is crossed in or
hours rhe baggage of passeng is CHECK ed In New
lotk tnlousn TO san Francisco, and passengers are
embarked az Panara by steamer at the compspy,s
expense. Ihe money pad IN New York covers ali
expenses Of the trip. "
g. Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
SaR rancsco 10 prevent detention IN case OF sccJ-
den SO that the routs Is entirely ye!tabg,-no fsI
ure having occurred in eight years
Passengers leave Panama the s.me ds, ,h.,
rlye at AspInwal. ~' 'e' M
Conductors 80 through by each steamer and t.ks
tors. "'"ei Pio'se-
For through tickets at the lowest rate. ami, a,
the agency, liz West street, New Yorf, 10
i. w. RAYMOkD,-orto
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS a CO..
iyN-tf BaRTI Eft, 49,. "
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MY. STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES Le,ns
w about the largest in thus city At thsRem
Fise IN Leather, can be sold AZ about Is 10 m
per oent less than goods purchased at this
3. p. HOOVER,S
isn IFoa asll, PM sys, BET. % nd H.
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RANKING HOUSE
swEENY. RITTEShoUsE, FAINT & CO.

We tciU open Gold, currency, and ViyEinia &C
eosnts for deposiors, and credit the difference be-
tween currency and gold. Those drawing Virginia
or currency will mark their checks acoordiRgly.
Those depositing specie viii be paid In gold or
silper.
We hope in n few days to quote regular rates for
foreign Bank notes. as well as our home currency
SWEENY. RITTENHoUsE. fANTa co.
9-dlm "BankersS
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BANkINs HOUSE OF GH,,RR RRorHKR.

Dxposrrs. Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seal GARD
SAID Cities furnished to depostor. Without charge
INTEREST on DEPosITs.-Intsrest will be allowed
DsPosITs y VIRGINIA AND gNcvEREST. MosKI.
Deposits n Virginia and other rncarrent Money re.
specie we cSarsins the fsSnIar E1csanse. VI ~
DscouNTs.-Notes, Drafts, and Bills OF Exchange
and Securities, at the mar ket rate.
La!Tsfa oE T. lie OF Credit VII Ss
Untsd ss bs pes Mensg Or G
and interest allowed If Money is deposited, and
ohareed if C"nateras. such terms be agreed
TRAvKLINs Bills or ExcH.NoE.-T1velsrsw will
sired negotiable in the different Cities OF The Union
BILLS APP Letters 30, OF CSEgIT on ENeLtHD. lRE-
Of Credit on Enssn resnd and Enfep sf
at the market rate for Exchange; IN sums TO SUIT
bought in tie different Cities at comnis.sion Of
pr: cent NEeIe stocks are bought upon ORDERS We
reserve the right to cell for deposit of 10 pr cent on
the cost. Bonds or stocks viii be ordered by tele
graph:
City, and State Bonds cn be placed han ds for
nssSilton: either II this ooqhtr, or Europe Rail
All Warrants sold By y. are
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished IL re-
Warrants WILL he Forwarded to Western Houses on
orders, or sent icf sale Oh commission to regponzbe
parties.
REAL ESTATE AYD IssuRa EcEs. - Real Estate
bought and sold, and if:Sgrancss effected.
CLAIids on UNITED STA TEs, CoURT OF CLAIMS,
CcEGRRss.-CialuIs the Unit ed States before he
Court of Claims COEgT irtrusted TO Is VIII be
prosecuted by prompt and ALE attorneys.
CHUBB BROTHERS.
Jan n Opposite the Treasury.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSlTEs.
MoNEYnLoANo or srocK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS
ian 2!-tf Cpposits IA, TIE asrvv
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EVENING STAR.
CALL AGAIN SOON.
BY HOWARD P. ROSS.


I.
In her parlor night It'll the clock struck nine,
lone we'd been sitting and chatting at ease;
nd We sang one song, It was w llt thou be mlne
We sang ~ togethe each other TO please.
And when In the door way beside her j stood,
lust shout TO take leave and depart from her sight,
She sald In a. winning q tone ~ she could,
II hops yos Will call sota soon, GOOD atght."
II.
And did call again, and sgain, and again
For felt In my soul it was good to be there,
To SIT By her side as the dearest OF men,
Asd imagine that We We're Loves ha ppiest pair.
And every night when rose to depart
NJ heart q ew sad when came IL was lisht;
But anu she would cheerfulness TO II Impart,
By saying, "Ne,e call again SOON, good ntskt"
B9t called one mig hit and together we sat.
Closer than ever before hsd done;
MY heart went fhEynp fhnup, and her heart pit
d-pat,
And our lips were still. but eyes talked on.
fl t4st the shy question popped out OF my heart.
Ana the answer she gave hlled my soul with de-
Light;
And she whispered when come the sad moment to
"Pn sur. nor yOHU call agGin soon, good
aight"
ALBANY Journal.
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HousEKEEPERs, ATTENTION: =
Proved k sfs sTsk ss
rsss ass Sasf 81 shs beat mssbe iron.
ai'd rough usage. For sale only ut y
M.,,.,o,,, e. WOG9WAKD's' e s ~. 49,, ,s
90 7-co4W Mo- .ia -
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PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT OF Tux INTERIOR,
OFHloE INDIAN AFFAIRs, October Il. las

Sealed Proposals, endorsed +" Proposals for Indian
Goods, tclass 2, s. 4, az the may be, Will
be received at the Ofice Of Indian Ala rs, Wash
lngton City, until 10 O'Clock q. M, Saturday the
18th day of November next, for Furnishing goods for
the Indian department for fulfilling treaty stpui.
tons with various Indian tribes, and for other Indian
purposes, as follows: t q.
CLASS No. 1. .. "......-,
Maekinae Blankets. Cloths, aad Dry Goods.
5000 pairs S-point bite Maokinao banksts to mea-
sure 81 BY u inches, and weigh pounds
5000 pairs 2k-point white Macklnac blankets, to
measure 81 by e6 inches, and weigh pounds
500 pairs point white Mack mac blankets, to mea
sure - BY s. inches, and weigh So pounds
measure s. by 50 inches, and weigh ~ pounds
800 pairs -Point white Macklnac blankets to mea-
sure 50 by IS inches, and weigh Sk pounds
500 pairs 5-point scarlet Macklnao blankets, to
measure 60 by y inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs ~ point scarlet Mack blankets, to
measure 81 bv sc inches, and weigh pounds
200 pairs so point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure IS by "a inches. and weigh 10 pounds
400 pairs s. point reen Mack lnac blankets, to
sure Ga by y inches. and weigh pounds
100 pairs 2h-pOint green Mackinac blankets, to
measure 81 by &C inches, and weigh pounds
900 pairs So point indigo blue Mack blankets,
800 pairs point indigo blue Mackinac blankets to
measure s0 by II inches, and weigh pounds
800 psIrs ~ point indigo blue Mackinac blankets,
to measure 81 by inches and weigh pounds
200 pairs Sh point Gentinela b ue Mackinac blank
cts 10 measure ca by 84incht and weigh IN lbs.
500 pairs point Gentinela blue MackInac blanket 8
to measure 60 by ~ inches and weigh pounds
$50 pairs 2h point Gentlnella blue Maekinac blank
cts TO measure s. bv 66 inches and weish 6 lbs.
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WAsHNes5S2TNk jFNS sREbSfSSnFS sSMfAfEx
$4,000 "


This COMPANY is now prepared 70 rsoeiys aPPlGs-
lions for fNSURANCEUN BUILDINGS. MER.
auy charge for Policy, at their Office, corner OF
Tenth Street and Pennsy wanna Avenue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank. .-- .
VIM. r. Bayly, samuel Bacon1
joseph BRAN. James r. Halliday,
WIN, Orme Hudson Taylor,
F1nms Mohun, III. w. Gait.
Benz. Beall, = ---.-
JAMES G. MCGUIRE, Prssident.
GRAFTON p. HANSON, Secretary. ~ lily
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FORALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
~ ~ y @

6E 81 - eySx& ~
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension and Improvement Of ITS Iesd-
INK connecting lines at the West req ured an en-
tire OF The running arrang esnens of has road
Oy which highly important advantage 20 tae tray-
fs' s SR 81 hnS a fFa MS9SP a yn:
F G.h Oh
fron Camden station Baltimore, al An. Except ss
Supas5 ;, s,9Ps n way stations and arrives at Cum
secend-Ihs MAIL TRAIN starts Sunday er-
oepted at 81 r. NJ. end arrives nj Wheeling ~ IS
trans for Conmbus. CmoiMss;i. Indians ,ois. ouo
Isyide, ChIesgo, ~. Louis c., and at same place
Cleveihad DAD, AID also at Park ersbuIg with Ma
.Th,IdmThs ST: LOUIS and CINCINNATI
Meeting az Benwood ats A. NJ. with express trains
from BeLlaiTe 10 Cincinnati, (,eifhosi ckasIe Of
hours from Baltimore and Is hours from Washing
so2 I. also connects Directly IN both objections,
roads for Chilicotae Cincinnati, etc. These trans
connect at \ eEl, for Indianapolis. Chicago aud II,
LOUIS and az Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and
MlssisslppI Express for Louisville Caro- and -.
LOUIS through To St LoGs in less y hours from
and southern Places in the West is much ers, While
TIE distan,e from ~ to 100 miles shorter than b
riyinE at baltimore az 30 A. NJ.
III Baggage checked through to al points.
THROUGH TICKETS sod at lowest rates Al
Camden Station and at WsshiEgton, ID. c.
lfpm DttnOre or W ashlnstOn
ctew tas sHfire road By daylight, by taking morn
ing Trains, ard lying over at Cumberland OF Oak
ans, ana resuming next morning BY Wheeling Ac-
oommodation train, leaving Cumberland At and
Oakland at 1850.
FOR way PASsENG
Ire Cumberland Accommodation Tram az A NJ,
VII stop ct all Stations est of Cumerla nd nd the
Wheeling Accommodation at all Stations heyond
Cumberland going West EastvarJI, fbe Gs.i
Tram caves " heeling at $50 A. NJ, and ccommo-
at 80 p. NJ.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. between Grafton and Park ersburg way
passengers will take the Ex press westwnrdIy and
the Mali Sastwardlv.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts atsP M.
st"ppins al way stations Leaves frederick at g. rs
a; "a, arrivlnE 81 Baltimore u noon.
The ELLlCOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves AZ rs
A. NJ, and SIS 2. Nj. Leaves Eihoott's MiIls al
A. VI. and 7 L. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Bstlmore for Washington az AIS and els
a. nj; :. and BIS y NJ On Sundays At as A. NJ,
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and ssa.
81 a. and sand 40 p. vi. On Sundays at IA M, and
The frst AID fourth trains from Baltimore, and III.
second and fourth trains from Washington, will be
JUNCTION and Anna polls Junction.
Ihe Sl5 and Is trains from Baltimore and the ee
eIu q tIa'ns from washington connect with the
or tcssts, information, fare, &C., apply TO J. r.
6E,NOLANC, Agent, al the Ticket e!tcs, Camden
Station.. WIN. 8. wOODSIDE,
u lStf Master Of Transportation. Baltimore.
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PROPOSED DATES OF saILINs.

For freight or passage apply to
NEDW AkD X. COLLINS, No. IS, Wall street.
BROWN, SHIPL.EY CO, Liverpool.
psIErHEN kENNARD CO., y, Austtu
b G. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
G. The owners OF these ships viii not be accountable
Tor gold. silver, bullion, specie, jevelry ,rsssns
stones or metals, unless bills OF adIn, az
therefor and the value thereof Expressed thsre.p'
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THOMAS A. HENDRICKg,
commissioner Of the General Land Office,
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person untitled to the right of nrs em,t,on
20 any OF me lands within the townships and parts
-, 70 nships above enumerated 10 reqnIr, to es-
opish the same tn the salts ,on of the re
ana receiver OF the proper land Office, and make
pasmeni hefgoT as soon as practicable after
the commencement Of the public sale OF the lands
sm,pIracng the tract claimed otherwise suoh claim
- THOS. A.HENDRICKS
ComtnIsslOner Of the General land OfficA