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AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL C. Heberd. Ind: r
Burgess, Nd; Moston, Va; Stokes Coles
and lady, NJ; James Werk and lady Tam; J
Hooper, Alabam; Mrs w l. Herndon, Ny; Mss
Herndou, do; c A Arthur, do; w Heiehe, Md;
De Mars, Ny: G ii Murphy, Va E Ways,
Kansas; Holland, Ind; Daniel Murphy, do: ] ]
Hamilton, do; Shrogrer, do; w Newkirk. do
Gen Whitfield, Kan; w washburne, do; b n
CTttenden CT; Alex Chapman, Va; r McDan-
lei, Va; Cummins, Pa; Jno Lawshe, do; 5 b
Burning ham, Tenness; n Stonestr-et. Md: j n
Moore, Pa; Mrs c Barnard do
NATIONAL HOTEL-w Purnell Dr +
N Tingle, Moore, 5 Mchlasfer, w Daniel
w Daniel, l. w GTalin, Col Oden Bowie. +
NJ Hall, Md; Gerald, Ny; w III Newell. Md;
y Giddings, Texas; J Woods Cal; Rey'd q
Fay, VI; Master Scott, Ga; Brown, J p Hale.
bell, Blakely, Jones' o; j Thorn. NYk:I
= Waters, Mo- NJ de Villate, j ) Fegawba. Pa:
Pendleton, Ky; b Miller ana lady, NJ:
l. Barnes and lady, do;
wlLLARDs' HOTEL-W II Con. and Id,
CT; Com Il L Hunter USN: I'll RedheId and ~
Master w and Miss Baldwin, w !. Drummond
Nfork; Connolly, Ala; A Giilun, USA;
II Il Miller and lady, l. Barnes and iadv. Nv;
Z w Price, Mr. Woodbury., Mass; b staples y
Y Wv hc %y RI; T Allgsr, CT; +
w Hall, T W Smith, NY: s Brown. ] II Con
rey, Mass; Mr. Peters, Ny
UNITED STATES HOTEL III Jennings
D Waddle, Va; Harris, IA ID Edelin, } VI
Parker. Md o b Fowler, Conn; w T. Jones
Va Hon Daniel, Hon McMas;ers Hon w
r1fneL DR. nj Jingle, Sid; l. WaIy, q;
n BOYD, NY; L McGrath, Pa; G Pitt1,an
Tenn; w McCrsw; w shafier; r Roaker,
Pa; Hasmer, NY.
HARDWOOD house, Crofts and LADY, 4
Dubois, o. Young, Md; w ) Anderson, Ala;
II Terry, Mass; Hon g Davis, Has9.p, :
simonds, X NJ Gilkerson, Md; III Peirpont, F, a;
Mrs NJ Harris, G Bell, Va; X = Collins and
lady, Mass; r + Mayfeld, NY; w Lewis, H M
Lewis, + Cartlige, Va; r Baker, Md; d C. WoI-
rail-, Eng; T Winn, r C Randolph, Ala; c
McIemore, Cal.
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PRoTECTEb b. Row. AZ t.. a x 'p,,.,, o.

PRorEcThEb g 3 M
ENGLAND. and secured sy the Seals Of the Eoos de
loine, Vienna, Triessmar No. | is remedy for Re
taxation, spermatonhGa, and Exhaustion of the
space Of three days, completely and entirely eradi
oates Gil traces Of those disorders whion and
Subeb. haze 50 long been thought antdoe for. to
lation. Triesemar No. 10 the grest Cont ipeppsaI
remedy for that class Of disorders whch, unfortu-
nately, the English ply stefan treats with neroury
to the inevitable Destruction of the patents oonst
tuition, ana which all The sarsaparila IN the Void
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. 2, and are nj
devoid ftaste or smell, and Of all nausealng Quail.
ties, They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being peoted. Sold in tin Gases and DIVIDED
in separate doses - administered by Veipeau Lsi.
iemsn, Koux, Ricord. DO. &c. Price SS each.
or four in one for %. which saves SS and in
Sold By Dr. H: A: BARROW No. 81 Prince st.. .
diatey on receip of the amount DIR. b. will forward
the IS cases of Tresemar, and the large Sizes,
rage paid, thus assuring genuine European prepare
tons. The IS cases also sent, but not tree Of car
rage. Consultations As usual, from III q. IN. tall 8
p. and from till m, at No. Isl Prince St. q
few blocks west of Broadway. Sold also BY j
STOTT, Washington. IL iy
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By THE PREs!tSSfsS,Ts = pr THE UNITED

p, ,n P.,susscs Of Law. JANIS BUCHANAN,
ha sshsh, o. the United States OF America, do
VI, ns held at the aforementioned Land Ofhcss an
the STATE Of ALBANIA, at the periods hereInafteT
Al the Land nfice at FLp.. commencin, q, Mon
day, the hfh day Of April next for The dsnossi Of
,e pubic lands situated within the following named
Norm cf che base Zine and eesf Of "a, 1aIlaka,
see ngeTtdtan.
FRACTIONAL township =, OF ranges 8, g. 10. n, Il, Is
Iact onsl township 6. OF ranges 49, ls. %. q. q
frsctiOna sections IS D. p p. and 81 OF fractions.
FIaetioaal section. 2s, &c. and 81. Of fractional
townships 6, of range ~.
FRACTIONAL seotles Is. and the east half Of frsc
ands appropriated by lsw FOR the use of schools.
the sale.
The Offering of the above lands will be commenced
on TIE day appointed, and vi, proceed IN the order
IN which theN are advertised until the whote shall
have been offered, and the ales thus closed bot
sale shsl not he kept open Tor fhdH frc tr,sks
and no private entry Of any of the lands will be ad
united until after the ex prstion of the two veeks
, GIv under my hand, 81 the cits Of Washington,
this twenty -nilth d-y OF December, ammo BONN,
By order ofthe President:
THOs. A. HENpRICks.
Commissioner of the General Land Onioe
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every ge-s2n entIted TO ne right of pr empt zoo
townships above enumerated IL required to estnb
sh the same TO the safsiso Of the register and
receiver Of he land Cf'ce a. E.br. and MAKE gdt
menr The-efor ns SOON practicable ate. s,,tas
thss notice. and before the day appoihted for the
commencement OF the public sale OF the lands en-
oracIns the tract oiamed ;otherwise such claim !.
be forfeited.
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhoe.
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsNEss, DO.

season, generally has he effect of bringing ont host
of professedy new specihcs, and while some are
good, many useless, and hers even dang erOus
The wIsest course to pursue Is to consult your
family ply stefan, other only SUCK RENE
dies long public xperience has proved to be safe
and efh caclous. of this character is TYEER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
originally the favOr.te prescription of an eminent
ply scan. 1t soon became popular remedy, and has
continued to enjoy growing reputation for the last
twenty years. la cases of com,aOn Colds, Coughs
&C.. IL like charm, and in Chronic cases BrOn-
ohItls, WhOopng Cough, Group, Asthms, Influenza
DC, It's succesSs unparal ed, and most will testify
who have used il.
Price 25 cents and So cents per bottle.
Sold by Marin Palmer, Chas. Stott, &c. Wash
exandria; where it ma, be had also, 70. convenience
IN LoZenger form. Price I2K and % cents a box
known as "Gyer's Gum ARABIC Cough Cans v
Drops an elegant, pleasant and efficaclous Pul.
mOnIc LOzenge they are unsurpassed. fe IL SIN
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EVENING STAR.
III u s H!

al can scarcely hear" she murmured:
or my heart heats loud and fest,
Bur, surely, in the lar. far distance,
| can hear q sound az last"
cit IN the reapers singing,
As thew oaary home their sheaves,
And the evening breeze has risen,
And rusties the dying leaves" &c.,. ...
"Listen. there are voices talking"
aimly still she strove to speak,
OF hsr voice grew faint and trembling,
And the red Husned IN her cheek.
IL - only the children playing
be.ow, now their work - done,
AM they laugh that their eyes are dazzleo
BY The nays of the setting sum-.
Fainter grew her voice and weaker,
Az with anxious eyes she cried.
"DOwn the avenue OF chestnuts
i can hear q horsenan ride
"lt only the deer thar were feeding
In q heard on the clover grass.
They were startled. d led to the thicket
As they saw the reapers pass"
Now the night arose in silence,
Birds lay In their leafy nest,
And the deer cOuched IN the forest
ma the children were at rest:
There WAS onlv a sound of weeping
rom the watches around bed,
But rest to the weary spirit,
fsaoe TO the quiet Dead.
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BANkiNs HOUSE OF Guup. pporrrp,


DEros1Ys.- Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seabOard
cities received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
safd Cities furnished to depositors without charge
On Deposits at uoh rates as may be agreed upon.
Deposits in Virgins snd other Unourrent Money re.
specie, We charging the regular Exchange.
DIsCouNrs.-Notes, Drafts, and Bills Of Exch
VII be and Loans made on STOCKS, Bonds,
LETTERS OF CRKDIT.-Letters of Credit will be
furnished, negotiable in the different Cities of the
and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and
charged II Coaterals, on such terms DO agreed
upon.
TRAyKL1gs Bulls OF ExcHANs1.-Travelers will
Dc furnished with drafts In such sums may BE- de-
sired negotiable IN the different Cities of the Union
BILLS AND LETTERS OF CF EpIT on ENeLAH IRH-
of Credit England, Ireland and Europe, furnished
ut the market rate for Exchange, in sums to suit.
ties paying from to IL Pr cent always for sale, OF
bought in the different Cities at commission Of
pr. cent. Where Stocks are bought upon orders, We
gresh.
c RAlL In CITY. AND STAT. BoNDs.-R.ilrosd,
road L,gs paronased for ossh Or with Bonds.
market rates. All warrants sold By Us are ass,sa
ted In ever respect.
Land Warrants Located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished IL r.
Warrant. will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders or sent for sale on commission to responsible
REAL EsrATr AMP INssRANcEs.-Real Estate
bought and sold, and Insurances effected.
CoseREssEClsims On the Unit ed States. before the
Court Of Claims or Congress- intrusted to US. will be
BY prompt G III tGi BR6aERs
jan ~ Opposite the Treasury.
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THE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
i OF YOUTH.

JIM pNUIISHtu, nc Sd tutIt0W.
III 0N SPEEMATORRHEA OR SEMI
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility.
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, ImpO-
tence, c., resulting from vicious habits cquired
during the critical passage ON Youth to Man
hood.
BY DR.. CULVERWELL,
Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons Of Eng
land. u8H), Licencate of the Hall, 1854D, and 50
the Guide to Health. Green Book How to be
Happy" Memoirs of Single and Married Life. 4 O.
renowned Physician and Surgeon. points out the
only and permanent for ali diseases result
kind written in benevolent spirit and by scentf-
10 man. 1t should be In the hands Of all who value
thes life and health and happiness here and hereaf
ter.
Price u cents, or stamps; at the receipt of which
it will be sent, post free. and well secured, by DR.
CHI KLINE. No. 40 LIST Avenue, Box $3.50, NJ w
York ian 10
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u new novelty I'm costume, more startling
and revolutionary than the red peticoat, says the
New YORK Tribune, made its appearance In
broadway yesterday. We refer to scarlet trow-
sers, cut, as far as q casual observer could Judge
altogether a Ia Turque, buttoned closely around
the ANGLE. and producing very brilliant and
impressive effect. Whether II Is imported
fashion, invented like cfinoline bv an empress
or like the Balmoral peticoat BY queen, in our
i2norancs on such subjects we are totally unable
10 say But we can testify to the combination Of
Oriental mag nihcence with Occidental comfort
by which they seemed to be characterized; and
10 the grace with which, by an elevation of sun
dry other garments rendered necessary by the
muddy condition of the streets, they Were jaunt-
iiy displayed, Will this new mode meet with
general adoption! This is a question which II
Were rashnesS to answer. Who can tell what
VIII be or will not be the next direction of capri
eious fashion,
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Monday. "a tlird dss 81 Msy .sxt, ths sevnshps
axe to the vest end Of Lake Superior: and 70
bayheh, subject to the "prociso,- as stated
snove IA reference to like snds IN the Hudson Dis
trlot. via
NoTh Of ths baSC Isss asd Sc of "a. Iouytk r,,.
opal yzeridtas-
townships -. 81 and a. of rnneea
townships - 81. b. 50. and 90. o rsnge o.
townships So 81. *. ~. and ~. OF range ~.
nm head. Al the land once st SUPERIOR On
Monday, the fhtrd day ~ Mar ~ re- the lovn,h,,s
on the proposed roads from the '.St Croir ,,xs. -
ske" TO the vest end OF Lake Superlor. and r. ~.
neio, 81 Jsct TO The prorfso /" a. tafed sl,oys =,
reference TO the IKE lands In the Hudson dIstrnr
NORTH effhs bose I'm, and ,rsst erhsJo.,rl p,,,-
oipai nlsrididH
hoSnshps 81 -, IS. -. and &c, ofrsnseI s's
Iown-hlps u, a. IS, and IS of rsnse
Iown nlps a. q. IS IS 81 and 81 or ranges
,osnsips e. a, S ~. IS, &C. q, e. q. 81, and 81.
9 TSyn:sp: 81, q, g. "a, IS. &c. 81. a. g. 50. 81, and
Lovn.s'' a. q, IS. ~. IS. Is, q. g. @. 50. and 81.
I.v1ships a. q. s. ~. IS q. a. and IS, OF ranses
townships Il C. IS, -, Is, ard ss Of r.ns.lO.
+i ~ IS, 49, Is, s6, 81. and IS, OF ranges
townships q. q. g. a. &s ss, and "a. of rsnre Is.
IL. - ~ NV
Townships Al. a. 4s ~. Il. Is. 81. and q. Of range
,6iven under my hand, at the city Of Washington.
Sn 81 sSS snIS DOMAIN one
THoS A HENDRICKS.
Commissioners Of the General Land Once.
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uAMS FOR FAMILY USE, direct from Gin
SUGAR-CURED HAMS which We recommend a.
KING & BURCHELL.
~ Corner Vermont Sysnus md 18th u,
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NoTI~E OF rAA H. kRsEiMov.L OF THE
LAND OFFICE FROM SAUK RAPIDS TO
NESOTA.
In accordance with the provisions of the act OF
the location Of land Offices !" approved March Is5S
Il is hereby declared and made known that the ofice
Tor me sHie Of the public lands at SaUK RAPIDS IN
practicable.
Further notice as to the precise time of removal
will be issued by the register and receiver for the
land district.
Given under my hand at the cty of Washington
this sd day of r ebruary. A. ID. 1853,
b. order oTthe President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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LANDS TO MAKER in fHE stare Of


Notice is hereby gwen that the Land Office AZ
Huntsville, IN the State Of Alabama, will be open 10
the sale at private entry and location. and after
fhetrN day Of May ssIf. ofal rdoant psblis gasd
emhI sctd IN the following towns which lad been
proclaimed and fered prltr to the withdrawal by
notice No. SIS, n ing lands which had been with
drawn to satisfy that of the road grant by CT
"f Cong ress approved Sd June. 1856. hlch ooniem
plated a road fro emph 10 Charleston. thai part
Of ,id grant having been rejected by the State oAl
ALBANIA, Viz:
Sorth Of she base Tine and east of the Hsn.srtLs
nsridiaR
Townships ], 2, s. Z, S, and 6. of rangel.
townships 2 5. 4, and 5. and the Parts of town
ships and north OF the Tennessee river OF range
Townships l. q 4, S, ard g. and The parts of town
shIp north the Tennessee river. of ranges
townships !, 2, 5. 4, and s. and the parts Of town
ships o, and north of the Tennessee, of range T.
Townships and 4 and the parts OF townships
ande north of the Tennessee, Of rsnge5.
South Of fhe base lise and Of the Hsntsrffis
meridian.
townships |. 2, 5, 4, s. and 6. of range l.
townships and z. &C range z.
Townships l, 2 8. 4. &, s, and z, Of ranges and q
Ia, snd Is.
Township l, Of range l6.
Given under my hand, at the General Land Oftioe.
al the cIy Of Washington the 18th day OF FebruaTy
1855, THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
lie d-laW6W Commissioner
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p German girl, at service gave birth to four
children, In Cleveland, Ohio, last week-two
boys and two girls.
ID Three slaves, convicted Of arson at Lynch.
hung.
u An anti Bank indignation meeting was
held lately In Boston, Thomas county, Ga, de-
nanoing the tax collectors. sheritts, and consta-
hiss should resign their offices until the Banks
resumed specie payments
CHALLENsE.-A committee OF the New Or
leans Chess Club hase sent AIR. Howard stanton
OF England, u challenge for match to be PLAYED
oetween himself and Mr. Paul Morphy for IS goo
a Side, the English player, in the event of being
conquered, to De reimbursed 81 900 for travelling
EXPENSES In crossing the ocean
UNITARIAN REvIvALs Unitarans N the
city are holding Union Conference meetings,
such as In former times of revival they have been
wont to hold The Societies of Dr. Robbin.
and Messrs. Ellis aud Coolidge especially have
united In them. The Christian Register also re-
posts Unitarian revivals in several towns in
Worcester county, and gives us the cutie SUPER
huous assurance that they not attended with
any "spureeonistic' rhetorics or uItIaisms-
eeslonI this winter, to know how business is done
al chicago, was In this city the other day saws
me Aoc hester Union, on his way homeward from
that place. He says everything real and perso-
nal, 10 mortgaged. He asserts that be found no
sss than eight thousand chattel mortgages on
ME In the clerks Office, and he further assert,
sset tAoso papers reach tue personal property of
nearly every merchant and business man In Chi
cago.
ID The New Orleans Delta saws there Is q
movement going On in that city, having for its
object the Introduction Of the custom of ladies
carrying nfsarms-small pistols, such as are
Known as vest pocket pistols, and which can be
stowsd, without incumbrance, Ia the pocket of
me nir shooters dress, in order TO protect them
selves from ru han violence and insult The
True Delta co; daily endorses the idea Where
are the police,
W The Courier de l. Eure saws that Mexico
now In the same position towards the United
States as Turkey was fonr years ago towards
Russia ard that IL the Americans cross the in
Bravo, which IS the Pruth Of the Mexican Terri
tory, the equilibrium of North America is bro
Ken ana an European Intervention will become
necessary The same journal is Of opinion that
Sshts Anna acts in connivance with Spain in his
suofts 10 create revolutions in Mexico and that
es OBJECT Is TO make of that country kingdom
Tor the Duke OF Montpensier.
III Judge P, of Indiana, has his eccentrici.
nes, Cut an ADLER juriSt can scarcely be found in
the W est A young windy lawyer was once ma
king plea In manslaughter case before the
judge The lawyer talked beautifully but did
not touch the points in the case A he was
about closing, the judge asked him which side
he was retained On:
The defence, your honor - replied the aston
ished lawyer.
Then" said Judge P, ''wby the HI don't
you say So"
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MANUFACTURED BY
DONALD KENNEDY,
No. 40 Wares Street, Roxbwsy, MassssASsst..

Agents for WsshIngton.-Chas. Stott & Coz, T.,
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Boswell, Daniel b. Clark, J. p. Milbarn, Dunbar
Dyson, ord Bro. Agents for Georget0vn.-R.
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NEW STOCK OF PIANOS-We have. during
the last week, received five moro new and beau
tful Pianos, TO which invite the attention OF
those Interested Our stock Is always, by TAR, the
largest, most varied, and reiiable IN this city,
JOHN r. ELLIS.
tB SO Pa. ave.. bet. 9th and lOth SITS.
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GGLTARS.-A large assortment Of Martin a.
rived At the Music depot.
Also; some ane yiQlINs and FI.UTEs.
F4Su Snd Penn. avenue,
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FRIEND WooD: 1t was long time after saw you
at Bhssheld before got the 6ottla of Restorative
Tor which you gave order pom your az ept in
Detroit, and when got IL we concluded 10 try it on
Mrs. Mann hair. as the surest test of its power
has done all hat you assn ed me 1t would do; and
Others of my family and friends, having witnessed
Its effects, are now using and recommending it's use
tn others entitled to the highest oOnsld
claim for 1t.
Wy '''''' SOLOMON MANN.
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