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EASTERN AND WESTERN SHORE.
BALTIMORE AND PATUxENT RIVER.

Steamer PLANTER leaves Maryland wharf every Sat
urday morning at o'clock for the PatuXent river, via
Farhaven On her return she passes down the river on
Friday far Benedict leaving Benedict Wednesday
morning at O'Clock for Baltimore.
Steamer PATUXENT leaves the Maryland wharf ev-
cry Tuesday and Friday at O'Clock, A NJ for Fair Haven
and returns Wednesday and Saturday.
Steamer MARY WASHINGTON leaves the State To-
bacco Warehouse No l. every Wednesday at O'Clock for
PatuXent river, via Plum Point and Saturday
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FOR PHILADELPHIA,
One of the Company Steamboats, leaves NO 3 LIGHT
STREET WHARF, daily, at O'Clock, arriving in Phila-
delpha at O'Clock tine morning, in ample time for
the New York Trains.
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Mems Furnishing Goods and Trimmings
VIM. P. Webb & Co., 20 S. Charles street.
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I UMBER AND STAVES..

IA 5000 feet POPLAR 900 feet HICKORY s. 900 feet
OAK PLANK, assorted thickness and 900 WHITE OAK
PIPE SLAVES, all of prime quality.
Apply to G.. A. WILLIAMS,
mr25-tf Camden station
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VIM. II. Crawford Il Co., 4s South st.
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,HAs FORSTER, JR. WIN. b. SLACK
COAL.
FORSTER Il SLACK,
CLIPPERS AND DEALERS IN ALL.
okINDS OF ANTHRACITE AM BITUMINOUS COAL
have in yard and prepared to deliver in good order
LUMP LEHlGH for Cupolas and Foundry purposes.
Baltimore Company Sunbury Locust Gap and LJrberry
White Ash Lyken's Valley and Short Mountain Red Ash
for familyuse Cumberland Coal for anuacurng and do
nestle purposes. UPPER YARD,-1oward Street, oppo-
site Centre LOWER YARD Conner Albemare and Alice
Anna Streets febo2 If
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BALTIMORE Ann OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


The VIRGINIA. leaves Light street Wharf every Friday
at O'Clock Returning leaves fredericksburg
every Tuesday at o'clock, p. NJ.
Steamer COLUMBIA leaves every Saturday at four
O'CLOCK for Mashinatnn AIeyanLria and nnrnetn,rI,
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Goal.

Erastus Corning is about to resign the Presidency
of the Central Railroad, or his seat in Congress.
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Real Estate Agencies.
James Boyd, &c st. Paul st.
Regalia.
A. Sisco, 95 Baltimore st.
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Photographers.
p. l.. Perkins, SO Baltimore st.
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RuiIder's Materials

r. johnson, SO W. Pratt st.
A. Cate, East Falls avenue and Fawn st.
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MachlnlSts.
A. & W. Denmead d Sons, North st.
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A PPL.E AND PEACH BRANDY
L N 40 Bbs. APPLE BRANDY
20 Bbls. PEACH BRANDY, extra fine
For sale by De C0RMIS & ROGERS,
mr2lu Commerce street.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-13
RURlL LEE IN CLASSICAL LI7ERATJRE

Martial has left us genial and graphic description of
the sights and sounds which encountered Roman pro-
prietor he stepped into his outer farmy yard some
fine day towards the close of autumn The bd hIasli-
ing achnes) hard at work The vine dresser passes
him with load of late grapes The meadows below the
house dotted with cattle, and their lowing aeaes
pleasantly with the cooling of the pigeons from the -
rets At his feet strut the whole people of the poultry
yard as various in their voice in their pumagc
goose the peacock and the Aamingo the partridge the
guinea-hen and the pheasant And the vicas
by with lapul of acorns, he Is followed by crowd of
importunate porc From the sheepfold in his the
catches the bleatng of the lambs separated from
their mothers Inside the house the children of the
slaves huddling good fire, while their elders
are out in the woods and on the lake to repensh the
fish pond and the thrush house Some neighbors from
tho town taking stroll in his garden, and presently
countryman approaches to pay his respects with
thing better than compliments. "Wil his honor
accept this fine piece Of virgin honeycomb with this
shaped cheese, from the pastures of Umbra? or per-
haps few couple Of dormce, live kid, brace OF
fat capons constitute his humble offering which is doubt
less accepted with all gacousness and perhaps, too,
before the day is over buxom darl-cyed Phyllis
tripping up to the Hall with haskell from
the worthy couple her parents One cannot fall to be
struck with the simplicity and kndliness of this rural pic
sure-which strongly recommend to all readers
In the original of spot but short distance
from the voluptnous watering place of Bam and by
to whom Of the indugonccs vices Of that self
indulgcnt vicious age were unknown. National Re
rietr. IL
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Captain Howes, of the schooner Mobile which arrived
at this port yesterday from Mobile reports that ON the
29th ut., when off Key West, he saw q war steamer
bearing down. and hove to TO speak her The steamer
however, without hsilng the schooner, upon coming
within range, commenced firing with rifles upon the lat
ter the bullets lodging In her bulwarks She afterwards
sent boots board Of the Mobile who examined
her papers, and threatened to seize her in default of
ing foreign rogscr The searching party having
cudcd their sbos permitted the Mobile to proceed
her voyage The steamer proved to be the British
Of Styx vessel that has been particularly active
late in annoying in the Gulf lNes York
Herald Moy IL. ~
For the benefit of those who may possibly he fond Of
the SPORT we will state that the gasshoppss before they
wing may easily bs caught. BY making them jump SIX
eight times their hind legs, propellers, become
crnmped, and stick sttaight out behind We learned
this from DR.. Park The doctor says that the grshop
pcrs generally fly of tho day after they shed Myrads
may I've about every day travelling through
the heavens northward We hope by next ss,'e 70
be able to state that but few of the pests left behind
Most farmers commenced planting this week and II We
can only have half seasons, prosperity will again smile
upon this country SYpn l7trts) Mercury -4pra 2sm
sHuouAlAx This Says tho Miss~ippisn) Il the name
Of town in Noxubec county, brought into exist
encc by tho influence Of the Mobile and Ohio raropd
Incorporated by act Of the late Legislature cf
mississippi The editor of tho Macon Beacon was
pricd hate visit to notice tho amount Of business
transacted there and in the way Of trade says n Is quite
rival 10 the county seat, Macon.
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~ The k Rxcd institution II CONTINUES TO
laugh at science an" SOD iumorstiy picks i teeth with
the piles With which xepcc attempted to gag II 1t is
now nbbIne away at the upper side of the breach with
m sprstlee moro Nsvensus H positde shan ever The
other dde OF tho river becomes more sadly insndaed by
slow degrees II gives fine idea Of the immcnsy Of the
father Of watcrw 70 what volume it poas through
the Bc'lcrcvsse and is other promising youneVcsasts
as well ~ its old bayou outlets and With what s<suence
IL vet threatens the whole county below. Who would
have thought the old river had much water in IL -
Neg Orleans Cyscssi. My g.. 1e,ol " oa8rb
Ox TR,AL~-Thc trial Of VIM. NJ. Connolly. the New
York reporter who recestly taken back 10 Ohio on
an Indictment charging him with assisting in the escape
Of fugitive slaves, has cowmencc1 m ViAcannasi The
prisoner takes easily and reports the evidence
he sits in the box The owner Of the slaves posi-
lively to their identity.
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ENS~--l857.--WIISONG G. HUNT & Co
XN Iparox4erx 40 10 as Par. pacs oeCar a.Ia I
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THf

4
~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN lhPORTEn --Ths Gin,
Distilled In London from sound barley under the the
British excise laws dscatey favored with ncure Of the italian
juniper berry and the valuable rratives Of the
taho kingdom rendering opinion o the eminent me
CA men the ure aud safest rtulan or dure'c drink in
nk delicious tonic aud delicate differing entirely
from otho Gin acd which
ds The article known Holland Gin Shnaprs objectionable
Though mot neudcd medicine y recommended by physicians
generally In Dyspepsia Rhcumais opsy,
cc Cholera Fever Sctc Dsasca of tho Urinary
gus the kidneys the Bowels Nervous Debility whilst tho
weaker sex will find BY ia adoption relief from those distress
which delicate
Dr. Valentine Mott of New York the highest medical authority,
ponounccs CHARESS LONDON CORDIAL GIN "no only
other hut the article the kind he has Scent
II peculiarly settlers the scuthcrn
States we'll travellers chnngcs e and air.
For sale thirty eight
By all druggsts urcrs and country msrchans Beware
cf limitations. Buy ClIARESS NONE OTHER n IMPORTED
May be had Washington OF Ford Brother Daniel Clark
WILSON, Hamilton Lcsch Wallace Eliot, Richard j. Ryon.
EDMUND G. CHARLES,
Importer, No 10 broadway, New York
EDMUND G. CHARLES, Importer, ~.
Mar H-1y 20 Broadway, New York
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PIRATES UPM MISSISSIPPI The people OF NC
Grcgor and vicinity the lows side o the Aisssspp,
and of Prairie dn Chen the Wisconsin side, have dis
covered an extensive gang pirates and had ut last
accounts arrested fourteen OF them Three boats
Of stolen goods valued at $1,000 have been found The
people thcreabouts much excited and there threats
OF applying the lynch law Ihh is regarded as the
boest most desperate aud extensive gang Of river pi
that has yet been discovered on the Upper isss
sppi. 4.
The New Orleans True Delta Of the 9th the
result Of the third duel that city during the week
previous The parties were f. w. Seymour aud a. Nor.
lis Weapons small swords result, wound in the groin
Of the challenging party fnae, Gan amicablc under
standing"
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Ei Oculista De Paris

RECIEN legado a esta cuidad tenna el honor de
CABAIkROS FsPANOi.tS
un escqdo Suridc Espcuos Lntes Tcairo de
arg vsa vrios de- Aumenc qucres coos apcerss Pumas
DC Orc, Aricucs Francesa-
nenda proyisionnmente
ffccos miy 10 misno De Europa n
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CTRENGTHEN and assist them, by The Paris opti-
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DOUBLE 0lsElED BRAZILIAN rEBBitS, CRYSTALS, ETC.
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have tho highest recommendations at the Worlds Far al
as through and easincss OF vision bore
'ocre unknown any other improvements
Also all styles OF and magniyng gascs cempasser
and hts of Eighth street and
reunvan eighth street No se between street and
fcnn. ti ial45.rte
es reasonable the at he establishment IN Europe
Nov 2lr-diy
INHE NEW YORK PULPIT--In the revival Of
a lssS Sermons preached NV York and Brooklyn hy
w.ny i've distinguished pastors vol limo; price 81
'nmses Jesus Christ Exalted In the Affections o h People
I" Key w ?. Bslfern, n England Price SO aN
vol 81
Just published and Tor in Washington by
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Nve Corner llth street aud Pcnnsylvanis
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pub's

A RESOLUTION to extend the operation OF the act ap
proved January l6, 1857, entitled sAn act to amend
net entitled can Act to promote the efficiency Of
the navy. Ee
Resolred BY Ae Snas and House Of Representatives. Of the
United Stuty Of AAnyicm Congress assembled That tho
operation Of the act entitled An act to amend
entitled act to promote the efficiency Of the navy
limiting the restoration of officers in certain cases. be
tended to the sxteenth day of April eighteen hundred
and ffty-nine
Provided, that the time within which examinations by
Courts Of Inquiry may be made provided by tho first
section Of said shall not be extended except any
pending and undetermined before any Court Of In
quiry under the act of the sixteenth January eighteen
hundred and y.seven at the expiration thereof and
excepting also the Of any officer who absent from
the country at the time Of the passage of said a and
had not returned previous to the sixteenth Of January
eighteen hundred and fifty eight And any such officer
shall be entitled to all the privileges conferred by said
act provided he applies for the benefit thereof at any
time within sixty days after his return.
Approved ii May 1883
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Pub 20 gs ast M \
AN ACT to enlarge the Detroit and Saginaw land dis
tricts in Michigan. feA
BE eacl By the Senate and Uss of Rxpssentatircs Of the
United Satcs Of Ameica Congress assembled That all that
part of the present Cheboygan district in the State
Michigan which lies south OF the line dividing townships
twenty and twenty north and east of the line
dividing ranges two and three west shall be attached
and form part of the present Saginaw district and all
that part of the said Chcboygan district which lies north
of the line dividing townships twcntycght and twenty
nine north and of the limo dividing ranges and
two west including the island of Macknac be attached
to and form part of the Detroit district said State
SECTION 2. And be L. further enacted, That this act take
effect from and after the first day of July next
8 May IL, 1858 approved
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TRINITY Busldt~e, Ill Bvoadwuy. 5l.
vGyiIE assets Of this company amount to nearly
N,IIoss entirely cash. u which tkr ssii
ion sr HUNDRED da invested bcnd and mortgage
on real aud 6tAe o New York vansA u M
licss n daars a.s.ss y. ~ VI !.
me proAs already sncan.ng % mfir ~ hs~d
tAousad doiiaSs the property q tho policy holders
n ,tsst e4a3Nttst ts faa
Forms application and pamphlets svss Information sup
red on applying The compauyb agents
FREHK g. WINSTON, President,
.bo.a saef EAAC AHBATT, Secretary. stt
SHEPPARD H0AANH, Acuary.
MNTURN HST, ". D., Medical Examiner.
May 2e-lys
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/. ss i
AN ACT amendaory Of an act entitled IAN act to es.
tabifsh two additional land districts in the Territory
Minnesota, /" approved July 8, 1856.
BE enacted By the Senate and House Of Rpresaipes Of
the United Sates Of Americd Cbngress dssnabled That
much of an act entitled IAN act to establish two nd
diticnal land drtrics in the Territory Of Minnesota ap
proved July eighth Domini eighteen hundred and
fifty six defines the southern boundary Of the north
western land district, the west side of the Mississippi
river he, and tho is hereby repealed and in lieu
thereof the following boundaries established to wit
Commencing at the point the eastern side of the Mis-
sssipp river where the present south line touches the
river thence down said river to the point opposite tho
intersection with the river of the eighth standard par
lei thence along said parallel to the point of intersection
of guide meridian number four thence along said guide
meridian to the seventh standard parallel thence west
along said seventh parallel to the Sioux Wood river
thence north to the line heretofore established 4
SECTION O. Ind BE- further enacted, That the line diyi-
ding ranges twenty and twenty bo tho boun-
dary line between the northwestern and northeastern
land DISTRICTS in lieu of the range line between eighteen
and nineteen heretofore established in the above
cited act F ta III
Approved ii May 1865
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

AN ACT for the admission Of the State Of Minnesota into
the Union. Fit
Whereas of Congress passed February twenty
six, eighteen hundred and ffty-seven sutitIed 'An
act to authorse the people OF the Territory Of Mime
sofa to form constitution and State government pre-
paratory to their admission into the Union an equal
footing with the original States - and whereas the
people Of said Territory did, the twenty ninth day
Of August, eighteen hundred and fifty seven, by dele
gates elected for that purpose form for themselves
constitution and State government, which IL republi
In form, and ratified and adopted by the peo-
pie, election held the thirteenth day Of Octo-
Der, eighteen hundred and ffty-seven for that pur-
pose Therefore, M IS KS .s-s
BE enacted 6y The enas and Houxe of Representatives Of N.
Of Minnesota shall bo one and is hereby declared to he
one, Of the United States OF America and admitted into
the Union equal footing with the original States
8zruos 2. Asd b u further enacted That sad State
shall be entitled TO two Representatives in Congress- until
the next apportionment Of representatives among the
several States e8
HaCroN g. 4nd be further enacted That from and ef-
ter the admission Of the State Of Minnesota hereinbe-
fore provided all the laws the United States which are
not locally nappcsble shall have the Same force and
effect within that State ~ in other States of the Union
and the said State is hereby constituted judicial district
of the United States within which disct court with
the like powers and Jurisdiction az the district court oi
tho United States or the district of Iowa. shall be estab
shed the judge, attorney and marshal of the United
States for the d district of Minnesota shall reside with
in the same and shall bc entitled to the compen
ation the judge, attorney and marshal of the district
of Iowa and Ia all of appeal writ of here
oore prosecuted and now pending In the Supreme Court
of the United States upon any record from the supreme
court of Minnesota Territory the mandate Of execution
order of further proceedings shall be directed by the
Supreme Court Of the United States to the district court
Of the United States for the district of Minnesota
the supreme court Of the State Of Minnesota the
tue Of such appeal writ of error may require and
each of those courts shall be the Of the
court Of Minnesota Territory, to all such cases, with
full power to hear and determine tho and to award
mesne or fnnl process therein
AZ Approved May ii, 1853
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American Gothic and BRASS Fotl Roonng.

INVENTED BY EUGENIo LAruLA, ARCHITECT NJ g. b. A &C.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
IL tases buildings. Oncs Gcxhica Chsppaqua
Westchester county New York EN
Iupe1T
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

Henry Ds Lseper PpH second judicial District Of Ne
vs. braska TertitOTy-roJ uneterm
John Mcpherson AAD 1858 Of District curt for
William L Ferguson & Gemaha county Nebraska Ter-
Rachel A Ferguson def ritOTy.
whereas a summons having been heretofore issued in
the above entitled cause and by the sheriff VI said county
OF Nemaha and Territory Of Nebraska returned not
found as tOyOu the said william l. Ferguson and Rachel
son and Rachel A Ferguson are hereby notified that there
Is now on file in the Uhce Of the clerk OF the District
court for Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, the petit
ton Of the above named pliintif Henry d s Leeper,
wherein is claimed Of the said defendants. John AcPher-
son, William L Ferguson and Rachel A Ferguson, the
sum OF two hundred and ten dollars and sixty one cents
with interest on that amount at the rate Of six per cent
per annum from the seventh day Of November A D 1856,
the seventhd day Of November Aforesaid, for the sun Of
two hundred and ten dollars and ~sixfy-one cents, execu-
ted by said John Mcpherson, and payable 70 said Rachel
A Ferguson one year after date with interest as
aforesaid, which said note is endorsed By you the said
william Ferguson and Rachel A Ferguson, and is now
the property Of the plaintiff Henry D S Leeper; and you
are notified that plaintiff in said petition claims Of said
defendants the sum Of two hundred and ten dollars and
sixty one cents with interest on that amount at the rate
Of six per cent .. annum from said 7th dav Of Nov. afOre-
said for money had and received Of plaintiff 10 the use Of
defendants; ami that unless You appear az the next tern
Of the District court for said Nemaha county Aforesaid.
to be began and held at BrownviIle in said county on the
fifteenth day of. June A D 1858. and on OF before the
petition, Judgment will be had against you for said sum
Of two hundred and ten dollars and sixty one cents with
interest as aforesaid and for costs Of the suit.
d McGARY, ATTY for Pm.
It is hereby determined and ordered that the foTegO-
ing notice be published for four weeks successfully in
the Nebraska Advertiser published at BrOwnYille in said
Nemaha county.
Given under my hand at Office this 10th day Of May A D
1858. MASTIN W RIDDEN, Clerk,
By CHAs G DORSEY, Deputy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
BrOWnyiIIe Hotel.

Will be sold at public auction on
the 31st instant. See advertisement in
another column.
The hotel, as is well known to our ci-
tizens, was built by a few individuals,
whose sole object was to secure a first
class house in this city. The building is
now, or will be by the day of sale, ready
for occupancy, and the stockholders de-
string to be relieved of any further care
in the matter, and anxious that some
n individual should W it, are now
willing to dispose of it on terms of the
most liberal character. Therefore it
will positively be sold to the highest bid
Der, and we hope some one will get it
who will open it up Immediately. We
need it.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Deficiency BIZ Passed.

We learn, from our latest dates, the
passage of the Deficiency Bill. The St.
Louis Republican in announcing the fact,
says:
at is safe to say, that during the pre-
sent week one or two millions of dollars,
at least, will find their way into c%ircula-
ton in Missouri, in payment of accrued
Indebtedness of the Government, and that
this sum, in the ramifcations of business,
will settle a much lasger amount of tran
saetions between individuals, many of
them made in anticipation of the early
passage of this act by the Government
The delay which has taken place has mi
litated greatly against the interests of
our citizens, many of whom predicated
all their operations on the prompt pay
ment by the Government of all its obliga-
tons. AS it is, however, things will
''ease up'' in a week or two, and money
will be more abundant in town and coun-
try -
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Kh0can TeIl3

Several years ago, Rev. w. S. Horn,
who resides above tbisicity some five or
six miles, discovered cross made Of ce-
.dar wood deeply planted on the bank Of
the Missouri river, on The Bluff nesr his
farm. There was on the eros ! neatly
rearved hscription, in French. " 0urfan
died Rprs1, 1872" A number of fruit
less attempts have been made to'discover
the remains. One day last week a grave
was discovered containing ahuman skele-
ton, near sixtyfeet frOn the post or cross.
The grave was found by means of bear,
ing trees indicating a point at some dis
lance from the post. A rude coffin had
been made by splitting a log and burning
a hollow or trough in both halves, then de-
posting the bodyin one and covering with
the other. The wood, when charred, was
preserved quite well. -,d-fIc9 sqIf