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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

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5 U NJ NJ T. X ARRAN Nc EN- Z NTS,
VIII Greatly Improved Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
From foK 4RH fPn %Esr
list. THE c1Ncf r tSicTT; EXPRESS MAIL
Hs"sP mH
to, before proceeding West. This Train passes
he Ono Rysi "A 1p '0sS With Ohio
Tram for Columbus, CINCINNATI, and intermediate
GfkERT GNcSShF ans
LOUIS EXPRESS connection leaves Washington
Al p ". next day and eonnectins directly with Ex
press Tram for Louisville, Cairo and the Southwest,
lngt to CnclnIatin % hours, or to -. Louis only
Sd. UiNCINNATL DAYTON, !NDIANAPO-
Nok THW EsTERN E&XPREss G leaves except Kept
washington Junction or Baltimore. leaving Bsltl-
W tbs Pam IN, Tn MADE bs The st te Tn "
TO view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
~ day Wight, take the SIS a. III. or p m Train from
For PaTksrsburg and all Stations on the North
all points on the Marietta Railroad take the same.
Eatm"re +, all these trains. s sre the sossst most
direct aHd.lnp.e that have yet been offered to the
r,ge THAI the resources Of the Ba tmore and OHIO
Railroad and its associa etc. nes could suggest have
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks TO ali quar-
ters. and every other possible facility will be found
WAY fAS$SENGERs for the Main Stem of the
BaltmeTe and 0hio Railroad will leave ashing
JunctIo and belmont take the 5 Is a. IN. train For
ali Stations between Piedmont and w heeiIng take
the p. Nj. Tram. To connect with the Frederick
TIN r y a axe the q p y; Tam Dy,, M, r
AND NEW YORK FOUR TRAINS LEAVE
WISRlNGTON DAILY for Baltimore, as fol
lows: At 5i5 and 4 30 a. IN, ard 3.25 ard p. m.
as + r ~ a "a, fTi hbS snHf
Jor NEW YORK, and 7-5G n. IN. for Thade phis
only.
The s, \. aud 3 3 and p. IN. Trains make the
w ESTE II councillors, Al ne Washing ton juno
ton. with the Trims from Baltimore, above de-
led.
The SIP Am. and 3a5 p. m. Traiss connect with
NNAPOLIS.
The $50 a. m ard s. IS and p. M Trains will stop
AT way stations between Washington and BaltI-
more.
On SUNDAY, but one Train leaves Washington
H. FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHING
TON there are four Trains, as follows At 4.2O and
a n IN. and and ~ p.
p, Inc hrst aGd fourth OF which will be Express
Intans and Will not stop except at The functions.
The IS fIain will reach Washington at s.S r.. M
being specially intended 10 accommodate ) L. AIMEK
RESIDENTS IN THE COUNTRh. special
Tram Will be run from Wash gton Junction to
Ering the Express Train Passengers arriving there
iJFor Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
and further information, apply to
THOS. II. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Office. Washington station,
Or. l. II. ENGIA \ ID, Agent,
At the Ticket Office Camden Station.
VIZ. !TH, Master of TRANSFORMATION.
nj. L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket gent.
baltimore, May 10. 1853. ma8
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EVENING STAR.
BALLAD.

10 was not in the winter
Our loving lot was cast;
10 WAS the time of roses
We rluoked them as We passed.
That churlish season never frowned
On early lovers yet!
Oh no.-the world was newly crowned,
With flowers, when first we met.
Twas twilight. and babe you 60,
But still you held me fast;
IL was the time of roses
We plucked them as we passed!
What else could peer my glowing cheek
That tea S began to stud.
And when asked the like OF love,
You snatehed dam3sk bud;-
And opened 1t 20 the dainty core,
Still glowing to the last:
1t was the time of roses
We plueked them as we passed.
Hood
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b. THE p.rsP Hs3Ss'sSr rHs UNITED

d!a. y &. g s..
clare and make EMO N that public sasss VII b held
Of Kansas, at the p kds hsreinaer Designated, to
wit:
At the land office &C IJrruNPYTN, commencing on
Monday the hfth lg ofJuly pext, for the dl sposa
of the public lands MISUNDERSTANDING named town
ships, viz:
Sosth Of the base f<se ees east Of fAs sizfA pris.
Gpei - ,id,aa
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WOMAN.

When Eve brought woe to all mankind,
Old Adam called her woman:
But when she wood with love so fond.
he then pronounced her WOO man;
But now with fOhy aud with pride
Their husbands pockets trinIning,
The ladies' are so full of wilkins
The people call them whIm men.
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AT the land Ofhce at IECoMPToN. commencing on
Monday, the nineteenth day of July next, for the
disposal of the public lands within the following
named townships, VIZ:
South Of the base line and eustof the sixth prin-
cipIl meridian
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Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
military, and other purposes, will be excluded from
the sales,
The Offering Of the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed and will pro cetd IN the order
in which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but
sale shall he kept open longer thsn two weeks. and
no private entry Ia any of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand NJ the city Of Washintton,
this nineteenth day OF March ammo Dominl thou
sand eight hundred and nifty eight.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Once,
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the rIght of pre-emptlon
% Any of the cnds within the townships end parts
oftownshIps above enumerated 10 required TO estab-
sh the same To the satisfaction Of the register and
receiver of the proper land ofice, and D1nke pay
m6Nt fhsrsfOT as soon a. PrGciirGbfe after see
tng rhiS aofire and hefure the day appointed for
the commencement of he public sale Of the lands
emhrs clng the tract GAINED; otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. -
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
COMM sloner of the General Land Once.
m &-lawtl9JulY
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Monday the nineteenth day of uiy NEXT for th On
Posal Of the public lands with the FOLLOWING named
Sosfh Of the base line and east of the ,iztk ,,;,
etpaI meridian f"
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becomes matter of serious Importance, and the
question is that snail we do 20 stop the hair from
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applications viii stop the hair falling or breaking,
remove dandruh. keep the scalp clean and white
and mpart freshness and vigor to the hair and
although you may have been bald twenty years the
continued use of it two months will insure you
iuxurlant head Of hair Call and re: bottle, and if
end get The price paid.
ASK for Or. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sold in Richmond by w. PETERSEN, Drug
gIs, corner Main end 18th. aud Man and W eli sts,
and IN Washington city by II. ID. GILMAN, Drug
gIst, Browns Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and ID,
b. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
avenue. apI Iy
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NEW FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
ITO DIPL ON Att SITS.

r., OWEN Il son, Military and Naval Me,chan nj
TaIiOrs, No. 2i2 Pa. avenue, have tins day receryau
their first iovoioe Or the new AMERICAN lip
iONATIC BUTTONS, gotten up nv thernse ves
under the sanction Of the Department Of State and
would Inform their friends and the public that thev
are prepared to furnish Uniforms for the Diplo-
matlc Corps at the shortest notice, and in the most
approved styles. ma l5-eolm
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avA coFFEE.-yAVA COFFEEu-a fu1
Is received TO day. ""en' Java |onee
msa KING 4 BURCBELL,
u-- - corner Vermont ave and Istb -
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81 Sisd han AND PIANOS for sale st from 81.
'oh1 upon Very easy terms.
res John +. ELLIS,
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OF the coast where they may be required, VIII al
once be perceived. Should the French Emperor
be unsuccessful in his negotiations he will have
such vessel constructed at one of his own navy
yards; and with such means Of defence as it will
present, in addition to the fortress of Cherbourg,
and the other great coast Notifications, he may
defy the largest navy that can be brought against
him.
The idea of large floating fortress, construct
ed ofiron was originated in this city some twelve
years ago, and an appropriation of $250,00O
made by Congress for the purpose of carrying it
out. The contract was given to the Brothers
Stevens, and soon after the work was put under
way. About twelve years has since elapsed,
during which another appropriation of S25O,OOO
was made; but the affair has still continued
"under way" and with as little prospect of its
completion now as there was five years ago
Every attempt we have made to give the public
an account of its progress has been met by the
Messrs. Stevens themselves, and those they
have entrusted with its supervision, by the
most determined opposition, and the people
have thus been deprived of the only means
Of information which they could have had in
regard to the expenditure of the money. 1t
is about time the veil of secrecy which has
been thrown over this work should be torn aside,
and that the whole affair should be exposed
The people should know if the floating battery
has been commenced at all; and if it has not,
what has become of the $500, 900 which Con-
gress appropriated. Is the floating battery a
myth? or is it another of those stupendous
schemes which have been devised for the mal-ap-
preparation of the public money! The people
want some light on the subject; and they must
have it, If the work is to be prosecuted 10 a
successful completion, the government should at
once take it out Of the hands of those who have
had il so long, and give it to some one of our
naval constructors, from whom the requisite qua
ranteos for its proper performance should DO re-
nuired.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Our special Washinctop Despsts

Our Special Washington Despatch.
PROSPECT OF ANOTHER INDIAN wAR-BATTLE WITH
THE INDIANs-C0L. MILAN SEVERELY WOUNDED
THE MISSION TO SPAIN, ETC., ETC.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1868
Dispatches have been received at War Department
and at the Department OF the Interior from New Mexico
giving account OF fresh Indian in the Navajo country
Captain Mclean of the Rifles returning from Santa
Fe TO Fort Defiance with seventeen mounted remen and
few friendly Indians and Mexcans under Captain Bias
Iassero when within two days march Of Fort Defiance
he discovered large body Of Indians attempting sur
round him. He forthwith dsmounted his men and at
tackled the Indians who had sgn6ed by their whoop
their intention Of attacking his force lie led the attack
and at distance Of three to four hundred yards fred
killed several Indians and dispersed the rest party OF
them who gained Mc&eans flank, opened sharp fire Of
arrows and bullets.
Mclean WAS badly wounded, supposed at the time
tally. His men continued the fight, and took a large
amount Of property horses &c Is supposed this the
band Of Indians which protected the murderer Of Major
Brookes' servant
this prccpaes another Indian war; and that he
will take the field without delay with all his force con
sisng Of about three hundred mounted rlemen and
infantry. 1t is said these Indians number about thou
sand warriors. They are defiant, for when McIeans
party drew their they laughed in thor peculiar
fashion.
II is believed the or general Indian war.
The department in OF these circumstances and the
necessity OF giving security to the overland routes will
act with determined vigor.
The President received last night reply from Mr.
Preston " say that he accepts the mission 10 Spain
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Before Hon Judge Mccarthy

AcTIoS AGAINST A METROPOLITAN POLICEMAN FoR
TREsPAss.
Ocr. e.-P1rId Brennan ". Bernard AcSoricy, yaccb
D7~yond chss-This was action FOR trespass brought
by Mr. w =. Robinson the part Of Tho plaintiff, who
complains that the IL, Of September as, the defcnd
ant Mcsriey, called upon cpuy and other members 81
the Metropolitan force Of the Twentieth ward, 20 search
without warrant, for man against whom verbal
complaint had been made as " intended OF
threatened injury 10 tenant Of McSorleys Dcfeidarts
went 10 riantH room and demanded admttance which
being refused they burst open the door bu, DID not Ind
the
The Judge, in giving panua $3.50 damages designated
The conduct Of the police ~ grossly outrageous,
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ssturday-rgear all day and night.
sundsy-hornng, overcast afternoon Gear AMI blow
Ing fresh, gh, cloudy,
Monday-iiazy and warm All day; night, warm.
Tucsdsy--Covdy All day and night
Wtdneeday-Clcas all day and night
nursday-Mornng overcast afternoon, ram night,
clear.
Frday-Morning, clear and cool, blowing fresh after
rcen clear, night, light hail shower during the evening
Ssiurday-Mornlng, clear.
The ases Of cotton Saturday moderate, being
confined 70 about 700 300 bales a, steady prices The
fowng private dispatches received by respectable
bousee in this city Saturday The nrst was dated New
Orleans october ., and quoted lor middlng cotton al
1iy.c Receipts for the wock, az. 900 bales and
errorts 10 Great Britain 1900 bales Another, Of
ah. same date received from Mobile quoted mid.
ding At I2hc third, of the date, was received
nom Apslachicola, which quoted middling cotton
si i2h.c, with no stock Flour continued 10 rule
our, with dropping tendency in prices, especially
Or Inferior and common grades, while sales were 70
fsr extent Wheat heavy and sales limited
TIA "a parcels o. Tennessee and Southern al prices
eytn another column. Corn was less buoysn,, while
On sAles embraced Western mixed Al 20 73c. With
Choice cargo BY steam canal boat At T4c Pork vs da
Sh sales o. mess sie so for old and old prime At
sss y, Aaa Lev as' ~ ~ Is, Sugars w~s arm, With
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-11

Tas CHAMBER oF COMMERCE Co1urTEE
on QraRANrr>E.-The exposure by the He
RAID ~ the system upon which the Quaran-
tine establishment has been carried on. and the
charges that have been made in our columns In
regard 20 the cstortions which are practiscd upon
commerce have led TO an investigation and dis
closures o. the most important character The
committee appointed by the Chamber Of Com
merce have made their report 10 the Mayor, &C
companicd Ny certified statements from a large
number % merchants, fully sustaining the
charges which have been presented. We publish
the report In full, emitting those particulars
which have appeared in the HKRup, and with
which our readers are already familiar.
The burning q the Quarantine, however II
may be condemned Wy some, has been the means
% developing the important facts which have
been presented 10 the public, and has sstisfacto-
rily proved that such institution is not needed
for the preservation 81 the health Of the port
All that II required Is hospital, such as
those already established In New York,
and In which the poor receive that
medical treatment which their cases require, but
which their poverty prevents them from obtain
ing elsewhere. Such an hospital would meet all
the requirements q Quarantine establishment,
and if properly conducted. II would prove a
greater safeguard 20 The city agains, disease
from abroad. An institution o. thia kind, com
bined With b0nded warehouse, especially de-
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Nrw OsIKsSs, Oct Q, 1868
Cc,tn-rhe sales to-day sid up N 900 bales st an.
changed rioes Mol~ss-- 3ec Lard, in barrels 1oAc.
CIsasSsrr, Oct ., 1855
-Four fuli II ~ 80 Cor supernne wheat quiet; red
co. White 81 10 whlskey isc. Provisions IN.
changed.
CmcAoo, OCT ., 1853
Flour dull Wheat Inactive sales At s2c. Corn steady
al SIC. Oats arm. Shipments 10 Buffalo, 200 bbE
noar lsaoo bushels wheat IS 600 bushels corn ship
ments 70 swego-i 800 bbs Hour Receipts-2 100 bbls
hoar, S,ooo bushels wheat, So 900 bushels corn
BCvao, Oct e-sPM
The market fbs nour continues dull and heavy aud
prices tod downward ssies 400 bbls - rs o. for
god 70 choice supcrhne, % IS a o. 81. IS rs for
double estr&- whest heavy and lower sales IS 900
bushels 81 SIC SIC for Milwaukee club Oh Il for white
Michigan. Corn duh and lower sales ", 900 bushels at
sac for warm, ssc seHc for prime. Barley lower
saic 900 bushels NJ poc. psc Rye nominal Al csc
roc oss DO st sNc whlskey iower sales 500 bbls Al
2oc. Canal frcishu unchanged At toc -four, lie on
wheat, lie " Ncw York Receipts for the las,
twenty fow hour--i 7Ts bbis Aour, y ,23s bushels
wheat, Il 500 bushels corn, II ,Tsi bushels oats.
oswRso, Oct p-g Pm
Flour d1i Wheat lower; sales 200 bushels At 81 for
red Indiana, T5c for Chicago spring. Corn duu sales
5000 bushels choice Illinois At e3c freights nrm Lake
imports3T 900 bushels wheat ~ 900 bushels 600
bushels barley 900 bushels oats Csnsl exportsl 900
bbs -four ~ 500 bushels wheat 300 bushels corn 600
bushels rye, rs 200 bushels barley.
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~. Ious, Oct. 10, 1853
The Independence correspondent OF the RpsJcan says
that the santa Pc mail arrived on the ID inst
The Nsvaoc Indians still refuse TO surrender the muir
derer of Major Brooks servant.
On August ~ hghi occurred between a small detach
ncni OF troops under Major Mclean and the Indians at
Brsr spslnys, in which McfeAn severely woundei
and eight Nsvajocs were killed
Col. Loring's command was expected At Fort Union IN
few days.
General Garland, Major Nichols and Captain EAston had
left for the Statcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-11

WHAT Has BECOME or THE PROPOSED FLo,r-
no BATTERY BY late news from Europe we
learn that Louis Napoleon intended entering
into negotiations with the owners Of the nam
moth iron steamship Leviathan, with the view Of
purchasing and converting her into great float
ing battery for the defence Of the French coast
lie had, IL appears, some doubts a. to the British
government permitting the sale Of the vessel for
such purpose; but rs no opposition has been
made from that quarter, II depends entirely upon
the business arrangement be may make with the
company who are engaged In lite construction.
should he succeed, the Lcviathan will undergo
the necessary alterations 70 adapt her for the new
purpose to which she Is to be put. Her bows
will be strengthened by massive plates Of iron
capable Of resisting and throwing off the heaviest
missiles, and such other changes and improve
ments will be made as the naval architects and
engineers may determine upon The advantage
% such an immense floating Fortress capable Of
carrying the largest guns, and Of transporting an
army Of ten or Gfleen thousand men 10 any part
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MONEY ~ THE DEAD LRTTERs.-The dead ie tier
branch OF the General Post Once has lust closed another
quarters work During the three months which tcvmi
mated ON the Goth ultmo there found TAO ettors
which contained money, amounting IN the aggregate To
sl2p2l g. For the quarter which closed a0th June As
there were received sac letters and cal s 50 In money
For the qratter ending Both March, ANA letters and
tla,965 ID ~ money. Quarter closed 3ist Decembev
1852 letters and s3 36l 90 IN cash Total IN the year
l2iV2 letters and s6l 239 ~ money II Is gratifying
70 state that under the efficiency and Tromptudc which
charsccrses the finance bureau enths ~ the
whole amount Of cash hss accn restored 70 the original
owners,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-11

TIM Gaxar DorBIg Tsax Msru.-Thc great event of
the season. the match between lancet and lantern mile
heats In double harness for 5000 advertised W take
place Thursday next, the Fashion Course The
of both horses at liberty 10 select such
mates for them in their judgment we're suitable and
have accordingly selected running horses