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Eight longer adyrr,senis in
proportion payable Advertise ordered
will be charged G7ls cents r each
Advertisements week ~ the daily 10
cents per square for each Insertion special notices
the foregoing rates.
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fIN0 DIPLOMATS AND T0URISTS.--The adver-
ser middle aged who with speaks
the English French Spanish aid Italian languages
active and q good mors acquainted with maritime affairs has
merchant ipowner
American diplomats u bound
european continent who may ntepre
courier, eonnd.na travelling clerk. He
unoxceponabo references for qualification from many
guhed % ibo highest standing Washington Alabama
Address A. G.. No is Mobile, Ala. b.
IL 5 I. JoA-d3m
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fNo. 625.
Notice for restoring certain Lands to market in
the State of Alabama.

NOTICE is hereby given that the land Office at
IN Ehn the tttc Of Alabama, viii, and after the Goth day
private
all public lands embraced tho following townships, which
subject location prior withdrawal being lands
which had withdrawn probably falling within tho prescribed
railroad Alabama
approved 1857 acertainrd be within
said limits, viz:
Nerth Of Siepas meridian.
Townsbp 7, Fangcs 90 "a 25 20, q, 2s, 90 and 30
Township Of 49, ~ IS, 20, y, IS 2o and 80
Township range a.
my hand the General Land Office, tho city
Washington, October 20, 1853.
TEfOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
Oct 22--Iawew [IntelSStarl
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special Notice TO Subscribers

Psyment for subcrpops be paseinvaby sdysnee en-
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far urs viii sutscIites
he ueir stIH Upton alat cNiir.
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u ~, publisher Of tbe Nniou.
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
scholarship the Columbian College, the
years win be sold little than half price
person wishing purchase The ehoahi for
and tuition which 4 $40 will sell for $3.50 cash.
the original X worth $3.50 $3.50,
Address cATAIINE care q I, b .. Washington Il o. &c
dee D..
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NOTICE The undersigned respectfully Informs
IN bk friends ihe public generally and yising
cry that he has IN 4 general Of
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, SLIPPERS, Sc
all Of the workmanship gotten up stye
and suitable the wear for ladies' gentlemen misses
boys, youths, chidrens
HARMON BuRNg
40s Penn, ay, between ~ and 9Th streets
Dec { 2wir few doors of the National Hotel
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GprAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
from SNGToN CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi louisiana Arkansas, and Texas
Through Tickets can the great Southwestern Rail
rad uce peunyl aud sixth street Washing
ton Ferry Boat George Page at the Office Of
tho Orange and Aexandra Railroad, az AieSan'lra
TO Richmond, Danyile, Ignehhurg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville, Huntsville Grand June
ton Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans.
By Route and Continuous Railway Connexions 10 Memphis
anng Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shortsr than by any other route
Tie ferry boat George Page leaves tho foot Of Seventh street
6 O'Clock Alexandria, whore passengers take the
Richmond Charlottesville, stuntn White sulphur springs, Wood
stock for Richmond and NIL points Southwest
,knr sure and 10 Memphis.
Baggage wagons the Office avenue
o'clock, a. n, and 7, p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
Jrne lS-H Washington,
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rnE RANks on NEw YoaK. rnEIR pEALERs.

rJylIE BANKS OF NEW Y0RK, THEIR DEALERS,
the Clearing Iion,o Financial Chart
6y 4 Gibbons With thirty lu-traons by Icrck vol Price,
sl IS. For sale at FRANKLIN PHILIPS Books orc,
Dec 352 Penn. avenue, bet 9th 4 10th sts.
FT,HE SrRATFORD GALLERY; or, the Shakespeare
serhood, comprising iory-ye ideal portraits, described by
Mrs. Palmer, vol, antique Prize sl2
Odos md sonnets, Illustrated by artists.
LAlrgro, by John Milton, lastraed.
For snc nv BLANCHARD 4 M0HUN.
Dec Corner of 1lth anil Penn,
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WASHINGTON CITY, SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1858

Do May la lsa 9, Treasurer Of Commonwealth in trust
Tor Bank of fsockbridge ..,... 900
10 July 2s, 16t g. Miss Eliza s. Atkinson. ...... $50
po Aug 1, los, G. Martha l. Nelson guardian W H.
Nelson a.. 200
1855, Jan. Q, Ise, O. Eirard G shop 200
~ Apl g. -. o. Kent Paine, Co ........... 100
IL Oct 20, 1855 q saml = weisger j.. ........
1880
D. Under TO provide Cor the construction OF turnpike road
from staiHtou TO Pakersburg ssed 10th March, 1888
Aug p g. Mary b. IAtane Of Essex county Va 81 900
1883, Dee s. O. 8, Stevenson, Richmond 1000
1888 june 81 527 G, Francis L. smith, commissioner in
the snit Hepburn Hepburn and
" others ..-......
1865 Aug. 81, 53l sally Berkeley, Essex county 600
for Bank of isoeElnghsIh 800
1854 Nov 0, SIS, o. G g. BORNE .............. 400
1854 Noy. II, 6B7, O. Cowhed, commissioner
und r &c 24th
April, 1854 Sc, sc ...,-.--..... 400
1854 Nov.Is 5sa g. Jonathan T. Cowherd of Louisa
1858 Feb q G75 O. Isosalie p AyIett ~. ....... 508
1855 Feb s. Ge6 o. b. H. Harrison ~. n. .......... 500
1858 Pcb 2s 67S O. Commissioners or sinking Fund 200
1855 Apt g. Gs2 g. Emrna Marx Of Ischmond Va 500
--
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GUM MER The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will follows.
Alexandria TO- ~ o'clock, M 2 A. and o'clock
Washington o. IL O'Clock l. 5, and O'clock
p
The THOMAS CoLYER when the route, win opposite
Fare 10 cents. .'
whaeys omnbuses connecting with the Page and Cyer will
Capitol and 18th and Pensylvan avenue
he same time thc boats leave Alexandria
juno s-eod- If RICHARD WALLACE, President.
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mo 626.]
Notice for restoring certa lin lands to market In
the State OF Wisconsin.
NOTICE is hereby given that the land office at
tho Wisconsin, VIII and after the 10th
the private and loca
public lands embraced the following townships
entry and location prior whdr wal being
which Withdrawn probably fing within tho
the railroad grant Wisconsin by net OF
approved 1856 but accaned not be with
in said limits, viz
NORTH f Itne east ef e fourth principal meridian
Townships i5 16 IL 49, 10 90 a. 23 III 25 26 az IS
80, 81 S2, 80, o. 81, 80 81, and IS, Of range 20.
under hand a the General Land once at the city Of
Washington November IL 1858.
TTIOs A. HENDRICKS,
Nov Is-lwow lint &starl Commissioner
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PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL
THE
COLUMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
v1yIIE EXEcUTIvE COMMTTTEE appointed

FORTY FOURTH ANNIVERSARY
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TWO CENTS,
PROPOSALS FOR TIMBER.
Navy Department,

SEALED PROPOSALS viii Bnrcau uni O'Clock,
ash December next for the delivery In the United sa
phaielpa o following described timber on the
conditions o contracts, which be accrtied
from tue eomnanlu any tho nav yards
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NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.--NE ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRAY NELLERS.--NEW ARRANGE
MPSr WITH GRE IMpROyED SCIEIiI FROM w ASH
NIN DIRECT TO ALL PARTS uF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL,
ROAD INETwo fast daily lines from Washington for the South
aud Southwest Boats leave their berhs foot of 9Th street at b
Passengers by the boat obana fine
breakfast board enjoy pleasant sail m s hours down the
beautiful passing full view Mount Vernon BY the
good and rest of four hours in
comfortable crths state rooms and arrive in Richmond in no to
with all the trains for the South and Southwest
great mail this ronie, being "a
s loss rairoadug than other
making certain connexions to
RuAoNp, EfERsnuBG VIRGINIA WELDON
CT CHARLESTON s. G. ArGusTA, GA MONTGOMERY
MopE, Ara, NEW ORIEAss
Also, az Richmond with the nuvle, Souhsde, Virginia.
Tennessee, and East Tennessee raiiroafs
FOR TIE SOUTHWEST 10
Ihnvlle, Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis
lynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta, ...-
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New Orleans
through further
office No. 372 avenue door
Hotel board the boats foot a 9Th
GEO. e. NATTINLY,
August lily Ticket Agent.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

rHROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARIS
n M rms WEST, sOl1TIiwEsF, AND NORTIlWlST.-BAlII
;1t,pr aSD ONO RAILROAD, WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
~ through duy except sunday from wash
mutton for West, follows
M Mail train starts az 75, Sunday excepted connect
CGmbehud ana l1ndInJn
M me Cntinu Louis, aud Cago tHpfcs tohneeoh leaves
washington D. reaching Cincinnati gao p M, nex dny
d,rely with express f Louisville, Cairo, and the
stiib,esl. and fit ST Louis klhsas 6e
70 view tho grand mountain scenery o. the Toaa "
bs the as a. M p, M train from Washington and lie
over al Cumberland Piedmont.
~ parkeburg the Northwestern Virginia road
- H. lo q M train For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
the -, a. IN .-,... - .a.,.
rnc tickets baggage checks TO all quarters ana every
80 ,s,sslhle tclity will be found upon this route
,,ssenRers for the OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
,,,d yriI lcayc Washington follows:
var ali poits Washington junction and Piedmont take the
T45 a. M. train. :, , =,
m au TO connect the Frederick train take the 340
train.
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ron BALTIMORE AND THE FAST:

Leave washington Baltimore 61o aud T4Si and $40
and A. IS n m on Sunday at34g, p. only. sa.
Ieaye Baltimore 80 $50, m and 80 and $50,
On sunday mt ]. 80 a M, only.
me IS and 4aI ain5 only VIII stop az way Stations ana Tor An
nalalis connexions.
fho 4 q m $40 r. the chcfconncctng trains for
the west and the G.10 A. and $40 trains for the East
For further Information inquire a the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket OGIce, Of TEoS. H. PARSONS Agent, Washington
w. p SMITH,
Master OF transportation, Hatlniore.
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ID III GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
He his Franklin Row
devote his attention principal
iy in the United states supreme Court.
Oct 2s--du
~ GORGE w. BRADFlELD, Attorney-at-Law, the
States building, Of 7h and streets, Washington
D. o. viii practice in AL the courts tho Ict Including tho Cr
Of Claims and in the adjoining counties In Virginia.
Sep 23--3m
DHILPS STOCK FOR CHRISTMAS Is NOW
II ready for Inspection. FRANKLIN PIHiP,
Bookseller aud staiioper
nece S32 Penn. avenue, bet 9th aud I0'h ste
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In addition foregoing brilliant OF American authors
number Of first class wes engaged among them
distinguished Of the day. who compelled from
other withhold their
proscn who will nevertheless contribute frequently to
that shall add list "
contributors other distinguished authors
islactnry arrangements no completed
Ech contain original piece Of music compo cd
pressly this work. ..
or superior exccence the Magazine every respect
little
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-05-15
LEONARD SCOTT 1 Co,
No 81. told Street. New York.
}T-S[L4pHETIE De LIME.
NEW 0EEEAxs. Senteu1her Ii. 1877

NEW ORLEANS. Hepte III her fst. 1857.
~su.-Fe1mit me IT, invite rcrur atteutso,
to the following iii relation 10 the naa44faefu
ring 81 BZ-suLPHiTE OF LIME. uth;el
from the lfst discovery nj the valuable nrf,:7
critics it possesses as 4 deptrative IF CHI,
4ulca uHtII this ttu1s. / have prepared at tn.
New Orleans Chemical Works. IN Iarue,
Quantities and greater strength than am
ot1eE establishment. NV laboratory cor,
taIFts every requisite for its preparation. arx
%neatlter Eaho2, care nor expense is sraret il
render 1t every year maze worthy ii The tx.
~teEslvo patronage with which it has been f..
Tofed. Rival taan4sIa c~tarers have entered
into competition with rae in vain nv
ha-s'ttpnlte having, d. the subjninea tes-
tlfaon'ais from lending city journals will
sa5", Always commanded from experienced
Planters the preference.
II is unnecessary to remind Planters. as
they aE= already aware Of the fact. that this
ba-saiphiEa OF Lime, when properly used,
never fails to produce a beautiful white and
yellow ehrysfa!ized sugar that ALWAYS CONT.
HIands the highest price in this market. and
the very best Recommendation II can ba ~.
with Western and other buyers is the fact ri
its having been made with Bonnalel's 81. st1I-
Taaite, as they consider that a guarantee
against any loss in weight, and ara always
willing to pay higher prices Tor it. The
high fepnte and favor il which Planters GEN
orally hold This Bl~salpblte, is 50 n1t,ct, =
matter OF notoriety that it is quite unr,ecessa-
r 10 pabllsl here and Of tIae many katherine
testimonials received daily from those VIII
have used 1t, ard Invariably succeed beyond
their most sa11gsaise expectations In not only
making tie best sugar ever previasrsIv made
by them. but also reaIiztnr The h;1ha, 49,
with less loss 10 weight than By any other
process. AlFeadx large orders are on my
BOOKS 'or the approaching rolling season. nv
customers wisely taking advantage Of time.
50 as to have at the commencement Of sF7gar
making a supply ou hand.
As there u not South Of PHILADELPHIA 50
Intensive and complete an establishments a.
the New Orleans Southern Chemical Works.
nor one ID any manner comparable IL It in
:araeIey to manufacture with the greatest
despatch and Of the strongest quality the BIZ
'!iiphlte OF Lime, / am compelled to ~inrite+
ne orders OF Planters in advance SO that M
disappointment may be experienced bv cid
of new customers when sugar boiling COM
uefcas.
H1e best and staunchest barrels have baen
provided tof the Bi-sulphite; they are guar
'nteed not to leaE+and when ratr1ned viii
'e rehlIed and shipped and fifty cents each
lowed fror1 the price.
flaatefs should be particular in ordarIua
hough their merchants to specifv that mona |
ut ii b~onnabels Ri-snipIiIite be sent f., |
hem -
All orders must b. addressed
II. BONNABEL,
eofher NaSGre1 and ~ichunpltoulas ste.
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Baton Rouge Ssttaa111 Ferry.

rgtHE NEW STEAM FERRY G -
i SUM SOUTH Will LEAVE 5a- sI[aS<sznAa
ter Rouge at o5'e1eek, \. y, during the $500 - %
Winter months, ami Ut + o'E1aaA during the summer,
a:ad ply Heguiarls anring the day. Ar Interval Of
fifteen mirutes will take place hetusen the tezrs from
either side. !.
sfisa boat viii 1eave The Hatan Kouga side CT, her
last frtnat s~nE-aosn, and remain I've minutes only.
on tf!aorrosifa side: utter which persons desfrsus Of
crossing before sazariss neSt 1aaFnIHE will be taken
eFfr.tss sa1sfs at double rat.s If taasiage. recording to
Contract.
NJ No contracts viii be made for farrsage hv the
gesss or ~rnaTter, but in order 10 suit the convenience
of those whose business or pleasure causes the ire.
nasat crossing eF either themselves on servants.
: rassaEe Tickets = viii ~ spIa 81 the hoaA in nask-
ages Of twenty-five for Four Dollars, being q tEzoonat
81 tHenty per cent on thu established rates. -
~. --. RIGItD MARKHAM l. CO
y mchi31y frapaleInrs
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Carriages nd Harness

~tS" &~ ~~ ~@ ~~S|3 Ii -SS
II ME asazsstEtDer having completed his auaesnt:
4. H~arezat1= ana asazaEz2#zre. Il za~ opening tia
MOST soIts pIate Ct EAEas<f4EE = aG1ss Il EfSs5ss orrr III
st?Tss ts purchasers in this vicinity and would gall
tIz attention ii his friatsas Ind the public GENERALLY
II his esta bzszEzzs1eE4t and Ia axaEs9lf.e bis s5acts aefarss
Purchasing elsewhere.
No ~ TT q
Ealeclte And close Gaaetsess
Twe" aasafaasE seat ISsettsz
Eackaxfss ard $EareH5'eea.
SHE and zinEi1aeat ~i5azsiesf With aud without
taps..
Wifi = spIec5iH azzortnsentxF Elczsais and sn
G15a Harness, Whips. &c, to rsH*sHIY, -
Afss ssaga=# HagEaaE and Tart I4at11esz
Blind Rslifes. Collars zIala1ess 9se,,
All OF which will fa seEst ag15sg ~ ft5es 7an he
purchased atafY house in fa1e South '~= *
My facilities for repairing ara 4tlsasur passed III all
tile b.anc1tes, aai II ca1Ltf,uaiae:. nf patronage Is
solicited.
/ hare IN store F. fat! assortment ef iron eonauris-
i91Isss Flat, Aaa1ad and Square. Sheet md Hoop Iron
AHIess srsings It,.
Balcony AMI Cemetery ratings made to arrser, %
thH latest styles and HatEeras.
fhase also CT hand. Eaxse Wagons and carts.
Read Wagons. Basssse anti ssHsar HEht carts, ami ali
KINDS Of WheelrsighE work 1zsat!o 10 order
Also RarEas'a Force Pumps ftaaia Fu;as1s, coz71.
lightning Reds &c &e. Cal and EXAMINE 1t
he. cid stan5E (aew ~bSsziaing) conner Of Maine and
auseh streets
ssovaa VIZ. TuzNARD.
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and aahtaIaIlY e manage the affairs Of T..
corporation.
i RH Ills Charter shall c~ontiu,a f.
sud during The tern af fHanty ire wears. IN.
asszspoIIA,. Dissolved zy i s~aaetir1a ii stark.
holders. sec zHIHg 70 the fifth section of IL
ael af The Legislature, No Ia1. as,roye4
March IIfh, 1855, above ~safarret1 10, Hr other
wise ard ut It's Termination, or in case 1T
insolvency IL affairs shall b. IiqHissatett ~
oI1e Or 1rsssr a=eufalnIasienerz not os.eedsna
ll1fee, to Ge ~afeHtatl By she stock gso1ders.
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Cur Card for 1857.
NJ n r 4 n s r UGUEr

having e0t5auINtaa DUE EHrfaa and rarap sf<~z p
iiaEa"a1e7 hTsaNets in parta%fnt3s fruzre fz1rnz&nr-t,. r.
sthd rem tAis EaasfttaaetoGIes 81 the East, ,~a a.,uls
request ts1e ~aEtHntEDn- u customer 10 SEtan4en7f+~ sna
price OF ssasf gnaaIsz ve Re4IH iHttyrra r9srss II 49,
fristats FE1u have deatt HitHsrEa=i. III Sessr lrEezna -
Try ttss during LIE saaztaG year, EcEd az .curt,ftasrs
whether for
Mechanics Tgals pajz+s ene ~.
Plantation IiaTsHaeex Wt5,aazt-asrn
tsz,Fasa Furnishings. Corxlans ars7 {. ..r,
Looking Stoves PATENT 4rf;elas
Castings and IrEff. Tar en# srur,.+.m.
and other articles more GeSnffe;- rea.x4f~rss ~%
where n this. taIear and tftIsez PRICES 1r a~uasftr ~
otsE goods 10 not slut Ii #=it nHt to cur taaEf.
" Mka1EzAea 4 IsssEEf, church s#rae+
opposite tAe T5arney ifo1zse,
HsE&aE@sast E1IspssaIas =.
Halls Cane and LattHl1,
= Iaynaf9a = HtnteEatz, Is4tnEaz f:xsEa,
and the Fed 3zazee Plough.
in hand 1T
Ntssrks 4 nrsgEF
Halls and EorHage.
wrought EH4 EraSH- llaaaI and IlIrXa+sf.ae Nails.
ManniIla.
Hemp
Tarrea and
gnaton I4erzsee.
FEsw2ltiies.
Fish E1a4s,
sash cord aH5
Chalk lines
French ag3H.
Marine T.Istre,
sesa Ts:zs ut
ATEsg ~ 1 s{rf.s"e~~
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DENTAL NOTICE

E. 7 FAY. has ~re.opened bis Office
- vTssa new nsaTerfaas, improved instruments. sn5
N1Se ~ q ahe na~ improvements in the profession,
M4r +isace u al. III ee1-
Eza ys1e kIr ~. Bsta1 ptags. @a~
sept 2ttf
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r00 FEET IN STORE, of 4, i, $, and 10 inch.
NY i and 4 ply. I can furnish any size belt
5af a. silofs no'ice, from inch 2 ply, 10 2oinch s pay.
S5ass betting Ia manufactured under Gooavgar.a ~
2ats and Is superior 10 leather for efn following rea.
sotss It has a perfectly smooth and even surface.
Il seidof" requires tightening more than orcs, It
FF4a always ran stsasght, and With a perfect hearfnr
IN the pnileys- Il is stronger aud more d,rrble thai
S&&tner, II ean ha constantly run III vet places, Or
opposed 10 the weather, without injury, and al! vida
tettl'ts. at cost Of o'f third LIS aAaaa zeath1r.
@aGAa- i. BRADFORD.