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THURSDAY, Dec: "a, 1851.
Council met and proceeded to business
at tho usual hour; and, after some time
spent in uninteresting matter, adjourned
until one o'clock, January 4th, 1858.
, 1858-01-01

The Captain of the Norwegian bark Ellen states
that when he twenty miles distant from the Cen
fral AcrecG bird appeared on his vessel and three
times flew in his face, which caused him to change
his course two points, and thus he came to the i'll
iated steamer.
, 1858-01-01
Gbr lDiuHrtr NnO Democrat.
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A liberal deduction made to yearly advertisers
The number OF insertions must be distinctly marked
on the margin Of advertisements sent us, they will
be continued till forbid and charged accordingly.
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Sacramento street, San Francisco, is authorized TO
receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise
ments in California.
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A IL FAMILIES AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN rxcEr.
= rt sfrrarte a. Che new Domestic rrstf-ta ani gcr
s Eevenh stree, corner Of sixth avenn rats extessre
BONE BE abunfa~ce o. civil capable hsip Cou8rc al ~
sfesptciaoe American lsdy.
WlNrEn -RErPEcTABLE xeS ssEViNg sfTTI
" tons sfoui srElg 81 The rerchaua npgis ~
an.>e ~ Bfota rav y mission In advsoee si.rs.
cnea 'cr suitable spp-sns Hours Beware oborns
onces euiGlng cur naue. WA J. REDPATa.
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hlDA L, MA al, AOOO.
DnY e0Ogs -. -
4 ssloNEW SALE OF DRY GOODS
s. LILA !. 90 2 s.,
Ps HsnA E.perun ior limited period 2 effect b. s1
-. q i: Sssss q ssrssssdss q - sss's Sssrsss
RisA and beautiful Lyons SlasE siiI:
linens, oountsrpsass, h.. 10.
WIZ s''' Foreign and domestic dry socda
Fran three 70 four shousasd ne. and beautiful maats
FSary Z rs y sSoK q '''s
One Of he aaslsness.
TyHnDRENs FANCY HATS ,.nus
And ELEGANr TRIMMINGS
And HOME DESIGNS. freah
''' -N' LOVELY CHILDREN.
5ls Broadway. St. Nicholas Hotel.
DsnNGUH STYLES ~.uru,.s
The f MARIE LOUISE 5Ss HATaiIpE, EnsEyAsaHL1sE.
The latest Paris models. =. A. GsNIN,s BAzAAR
EMILY, TELL ME. WHERE DO YOU HAVE YOUR
are sSy S1S ass
a. s%s Sns Ss
made S%s TSsv
Of meg Ss,sns for The
basque or plain waist, With unerrins certainty.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICRs
- as HyxfHsnx CO..
49,. ;, =. ,,, cgs..I,;; = sisssis: Hotel
'- " - Largest = Si Ss; ;s5sst;s ''ss1's
10 be found In the country, a. part Of Which is
n..ur~ h ns en.sS nh q 10 IA importing
NPoETATIoN
Nv pieces e 81 sn csTPeg VA Pea a Sas y es Per pare
~-.--Ivo-cvv v.,Tyo v1pn wTnr ,o,- .,
..esP e-y so0os w-rsn0ose I've -11 w oa.1 avenue
.,o ~. No 9,s 'Sh aov s;ns IA ~ 49, srss
sock Of emSroderes lace goods hosiery gloves tmnss
Ss~ eio:s he business SSe eass Of he sore sa1
..,o-e. .0- .e.e
SOLOMON a. n MAR Ras,,rv :, ,,., v.,o,.
No $50 Broaawsy,
An entirely new ~-i ana 1e complete let ssosr Of
AZ .as ~
Satin ds lanes. Lace and mu.lin curtains,
Ever offered 10 the trade '''''' ''''' anu p'"''
PAINTED A ASb ;plerd Wi mn q SHADES
c..,. or their own manuf.etSre.
0-'-'1s Price Prices % suit he Si tmes 70 '-''-
\, uias h aSo.s. bo plain and
decorative, Of the most celebrated
Suitable sr nsriora anins roams Sa, &c
nans T u ts s
,bs ows n,,css sns 10 ana ma rets ,e
-..--- = p
MILLINERY.
MIILIsERY.-THE LATEST STYLES OF SPRING AND
vi summer bonnes at MIa BELLS emporium Of fsshIoo,
pattern bOnneis q. reduced pricei
D.TTppvs ppTTI.NT nIcpI y or oppIvo .Nn
ns,nrr " RnI s M ~ hp
No street and branch At s Grand street corner
ana great variety dresses ana oAsqaes
ron SALE.
A RARE cHANCr~CIoTB1Nd, dENr1ExENs FUR
nisbns goods dry goois groceries, hard ware tobacco
and wanted well
Minnesota lands cash prices The titles perfect and
A capiainTo be .od very cheap msrts barss nd
stand excellent location and doing business
A GOOD INvEsrxEXr-A PHOTOGRAPHIC AILraY
a for sale, furnished In the best style and hed ali
the latest improvements business location
low rent The purchaser VIII be taught the art required
-.s->.. :.
ssofss for Prssss and business dis
Dr. S-K1s1Y. rs Broadway room No 8:
.roSin. ,oc.i,sv soI.tsd ~, :, -
SsSa ;s % %s' fsr%.
sole. lleven.n avenue, near rory nl.n street.
TOR sALx-AN IRON FOUNDRY WITH ALL IRIS
rate s g Inquire y sL.SKxiS. 80 biOadwsS
MOE sIIv-g. will prv vrpv o. = nor !. =
hsd ndhsndSorasiy asd No sessr sore sopg rass
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0P(yUTTN0.


4 NV YACHT FOR aALE.-APPLY TO NJ BLOOD.
"A GOOD Secretary Of the New York Yacht Olsb, No q
Pine stseeI New York city.
VvACHTa AND eA1LB0ATs FISH NORTON HAVE
now hand fifteen small yachts and sailboas of ar.
ferent new and second hand also row and
0shrr boats and number Of skifs Price SIS and up-
ws,ds Second hand boats and yachts taken in part pay
ment FISH MOTION Soi Water street, N. r., and Yacht
Cove, N. y.
VACTT ELECTRIC SPARK FOR sALR-2s FEET LONG,
feet hesm, the fastest 81 hr length snoat in ne
COAL.
CohL-.Fsr QUALITY PROM uNDER coyER, Dv-
~ Hvered In The beet order nj " 70 % fros,
boats snd Lchgh At ~ Yards Of King ssd
0reenvioh sreee lS Duane, 90 new Canal Alien-
I HAVE ENGAGED A heavy STOCK OF 30 " FoR
Il the ensuing season. al low rates ta.h and other
customers their supply a ~ 20 from slb
from yard HENRY ROBINSON Ot 70 s03 East Fourteenth
street, and $40 10 3z3 East Thirteenth street.
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REsTAUHArTR


NEW EhrIfG HOUsE-THE UWDrRslgNrO m.
Az sper'fuily informs HIS and the merchants
down town hist he has removed from HE old send Pearl
frfet 70 30 Pearl street Hanover 81 Watw
street, The la,.r place havinr been expressly bu Tor
ss class restaurant he will continue 70 give he same care
snd sentioo 70 bic customers tie forw place
AUGUST T. sIEGaORrNEs, Restaurant
WEfsH MUTTON FOR DfNaRR TO-DAY
~ hlro for sale In en- All quantities
English bacon barn slut and Cheshire cheese eprats
hrrinRs, hpent,h onions, Ac ''
RIcHAf DsOR DAyTER. 10 wAisr and 81 Wall .,s.
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ON DRNtNDE-UEE vRsNOsIsE POUR sRPvR vsE
~ dame, " faui qUiells, SOFT bonue riers 81 b
shls.ey.e Dc 40 ssdfssser e msn entire ct u heures
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MILLINERY.
AILLINERY.-THE LATEST STYLES OF SPRING AND
Iu summer bonnets at Mira BILLS emporium Of fsshoa
No Caharine street Country merchants supplied with
pattern bonnets at reduced prices.
DATTERNS.-BRILLLAET DISPLAY OF SPRING AND
summer patterns At MIRA BELLS emporium of fashion,
No. Cshane street. and branch Z7 Grand street.
OF Bowery. ftArs New eeves manas, basques robes
and chdren desgns great variety Dresses and
b&sted made TO order
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FRKNCH ADvERTTaENErTs-'

TIN VALET DR. CHlMBRB wOuvgrrEwENT ARRrv
de fsrs oesire 80 placer dams fAmile IL Vile
Ia cmpane On connsrs les meieures recounfn n 4,
ions de families smereane dc cee VILE quill serv 2
France. Adreeser Antoine, 50 Rose street schsnbourg
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THE TRADER
MATCHMAKER WITH GOOD REyrRExCR DE
II sres an engagement Address @. ~, Herald ofscs.
EkGIfEER wAHTED.-A STEADY PRACTICAL I'm
~ Fneer wanted. 10 engine and attend a small
planning machine occasionally. Inquire Al NcAfre's
prniers joiner shop, 79Ann at
EARnENER AND CoACHMAN.-wANTED A sfTUA
VI ton, by respectable and honest German 50 old
experienced american residences, be Ia fully
peen 70 take charge " s class resdeuce
experienced bad one Of the finest esa5 hmens ssten
Isnd cosonnsn and gardeners reference given his wife
fully attend 70 children, hey competent servants; bga
WAGES not 80 much an object hbei ri home Address
A9sohmsn and Gardener bos 100 Herald oce, NE
81 r. cad st.
GARDxNERs SITUATION wINTHD-BY A RESPFc
" bbc married man, who thoroughly untertsnds his bus
ness he has had the management ~ ensve fower and
en rardens IN England, ana has been most successful
cutvsior Of vines and hot and greenhouse plants Five
ytsrs good charaster given ADDRESS boz GA Post
Mes York
pkTIkRN WAFER vANrHD-AT sos FIRST AyRNUE
between IFenty third and Twenty fourth N,ne
bu asood workman need apply. JAMES a. CAULDwEbf.
Cru ALTON wANTED-BY CABINET MAIZE WHO
- his business thoroughly Address ~ L.
WlfTD-k STU sTTov as GARDTNFR nv A
w married German; family; o. woui take DE uanare
mer 81 afsrm Can satisfactory referen ces as 10 cha
rrcter csrsehiy &C Apply Al or address Smiths seed
WANTED-A FEW ExPERTRvCRD CIPPET TIP
w holstersrs on layers Apply qrom % ocIscs p N
IN me lower store A. Il STEWART 90.
Broadway. Chambers ami Rsass s,rssis
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OOhAh OA1hIAON UUIHOEA
N0TICE-rHH COMMITTEES ON TAXES OF rHo
Az Board OF Aldermen VIII meet Monday ths 2<sf,
Instant NJ In The o6oc Of the COMMITS fares
and Assesmen 70 take aio conae erauop the following
gsu9cn,s for rsssf q Tar VIZ Mount Vim n Barton.
Richard Tweed, Wynis King ndvArd Brown Thsodore n.
CherfIee NJ w. Todd a. Berepbrick ThomuA Rees Her
man wolfe, Hugh Dolan. y. Gunkel g. r. W. Bloodsood,
nAFaret T. lAwrence, Charles shaussn, Henry
S Ss' r 1ssssssS:sass.S', Commute. .. Tara.
NOTICE. TIE COMMITTEE ON ROADS or TIVE,
Board u Councilmen viii hold meeting II CITY
Hall on Monday the 2th instant at NJ parties
crested In any matters before saia committee requested
10 attend. Wv JUJsO =, 1Commiitce
s ss sgsCr nsss.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GrvEs TO CARTMRN. SWEEP.
era and all other persons employed IN cleaning streess
,ney I'll s rece,s hei, pay for work Performed fruu
trd Essex streets commencing saturday May n with
tarmen loading boHts. lstorers heaps. cartmeu
swecpers for me First second aud oclock
en- Monday NAY "a with the Fourth, Fifth. SIXTH Eighth
and Ninth Yards a., o,cloch ON TUESDAY, Nay S Win
Twenty second wards, at ~ oc.osk. q. NORTON
NoTICr-THE COMMITTEE ON RkrLt DADS or Tim
IN Beard Of Aldermen win No ~ City Hall
saturday ld met A. 2P 70 consider me sdoject Of
running small the Fourh Averue ksiiroad All per
therein are requested 70 attend and give their
bhrIEiths T. oG4ISssrmrr. oom-l,..
RRpos REkD. Railroads.
JAS OWENS,
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~AAt">s - !" ".s<~~ - -
TAcoBg WORLD RENOWNED CALIFORNIA Ola.
ls xot now Tor sale ~, Broadway OPPOSITE rs
broadway rheatre eent BY mail 10 any psr 81 we sunny
TFvFTpy on TTTF FINEST QUALITY CITY MADE;
~ domestic wine staple pstsnt medicines eooks ana maps
vantee auons shoes rosewood pianos and some
&C ID Tor 6rsi cisss real esare -. =. -
JAMES T. DAYTON, IS Nassau street. room z
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TINE FILE FRAEcAfsE oUf PARLE tsaLAfs Br
~ Aemsnd d.sre houvsr noe plece pour soisuer 10
enfant pas au1esanus 90 civ coudre sadeser
It Gu AZ, between lzh aud th Pent ere vue pour
feur iours.
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N0rrCE,-NRs FLEURy ass BRooME STREET. Olives
true Information on all events Of life by the glass OF
planets. answers questions business marriage absent
friends &C. By magnetism she speaks French EnglIsh
German
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TrsFelers' Directory.
nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
II AND LEESBURG. Va,
Va ChesaDeaks and Ohio Canal
THRoUGH IN EIGHr Hours.

psS ShtsuptOAc ara ObtlO SUN1Hs
- THRoUGH IN EIGHT Hours.
49, ne splendid Packet Boats ARGO ana Nj. T..
MEluS. having undergone thorougbsS>---1TTIt
repair Wa commence making regu AZ arSSlsS---ez~5
ss..lps 10 the shove points on Monday
The Boats will leave the Wharf Of w. vi. a H.
". Rltter, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., every morning. at
ocock, sundays excepted, in the following order !:
The NJ Z. Meigs on Mondays, the Argo ON Tues
day y, and returning every alternate day.
Leaving Georgetown Mt o'clock IN the morning
the Boats W II arrive at the Great Falls. or Wasa
Ington AQueduct. at 10 a. m; Seneca y M; Edwards
erry p. M, where Stage will be IN readiness To-
convey passengers to L-esburg, Va. Returning,
Ieaye Edwards Ferry every day at O'Clock q. m
and arriving at Georgetown at sunset.
Through tickets Sl.75.
Intern edlale points follows: Great Falls or
Washington Aqueduct 50 cents Seneca IS cents !;
Edwards' Ferry Sll2; Leessurg, Va, including
Meals served on the Boats. Breakfast So. cts;
Dinner 50 cts.
Persons wishing to visit the Great Falls of the
POTOMAC, with Its picturesque scenery. and exam
Inc The washington Aqueg uct, It's tunnels, and the
grandeur OF Its operative Importance, guaranteed To
the citizens of the District by the fostering of
Ccngress Will have ample time To do 50 and return
the same day.
Coach will always he in visiting IN GEORGETOWN
TO convey passengers TO and from the Boats
Excursion Parties to the Great Falls, half price.
FOR further Information inquire at the Store OF
w. h. h. u. Ritter, Canal " Aarf, west of Mar
Ket. m@
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DENTISTRY.
u DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OyJICE No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, 49,
TkrGs doors from llfk Sfyssf O

DR.. BAijIY bess esvs to inform the pu bio that he
can be seen at hours. at his Office looat as above
practices ylth the large number of and great
variety Of difficult cases that he has treated success
soient DO otherwise, relating to the festh. H,:
own experience confirming the orir;on Of many men
sndJ and E. Parmy, mas led HIM, long since, 10 dis
cnrd all meIcrIial preparations for filing Teeth slso
ss @ %, that S Dl on Soa Pa.9
mouth, as was most oonclusvely shown by the las
American DentaI Convention.
denoe and p1aotioe in Washinston. he !. fssorsSi,
known to his numerous friends and patrons, he begs
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS:
From tho hate Rector Of the Church OF Epiphany
Dr. srrrHsr BA..t saib bsat Sts Sri ds.r.
you as apsIlor dsniist: The operations executed
sSC that your our .f 20 'S s end' and Tho
Washington. Aur. n. 1855. aaoa'stsp J.Wp.IFfREnoa.
Frm ono of the oldest firms II Baltimore. Me.srs.
Having employ ID bi ss Stephen Bs; sG Surgeon Den
AND Of ae Which he ah Did
my entire katisfacon, and view of the fact that
College of Baltimore. failed, after repeated trials I.
perform the same IN work satisfactorily, i gives me
high estimation OF his professional skill. INV
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. HARMANN BO6as.
xxtct from note received from the late Hen. yshs
NJ. Clayton.
TAe teeth yer msde for mo WORK sdmiTsbiy moth.
'-' ''''D 10 ''''''' ''' joaN htiafNSpa N. CLAYTON.
70 those that seek relief from the maadies of the
tseth, can chesrfpily recommend DR.. :. Bsily as
superlor Dentists he nlade set Of porcelain teeth
for one of ny family and plusEei several teeth for
myself and the work has oil stood well for thar
ten years. ROBERT Il. NIXON,
of the Va Conf. of the IA. +. Church Souih,
A,nl ls. la5s.
we, the undersifned. having ha6 ocoasion to Avail
csrseYss OF the professional skill Of DIR. :. Bajly,
Surg DENTIST OF this city, having been cognjG
ant OF his operations families or friends take
pleasure IN expressing admiration of his artistic
SKILL As well as Of the uniformly satisfactory IianncI
IN which no performs the most dell cate and dI culi
operations II Dental Surg cry and pectf,iy re-
commend hun to the confd and patronage OF the
public. of which We consider him emine1tly worthy.
sJHoMHs MisIis J, n. b., Of Wsshns IN t. ton, B' g.
B. ). BoHRER, NJ. u. of GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
\. s. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of Washington, ID. G..
Jos. H. BRADLEY, Of Washington, ID. C..
6EORGR WALTON, Ex- Governor of Florida.
WALTER LRNOx, Ex-Msyor Of Washingtont
HENRY BALDWIN, u. s. Patent Oitce,
y: .. WIsHT, Principal Rlttenhouse Academy,
1ob90 II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-10

Now.-Mr. Emerson in his lecture on "Works
and Days, said many things worthy to be re-
peated a thousand times. Among the numer-
Gus striking passages that lodge in our memory
~ the following The days are God s best gifts
70 man, but like many, other gifts. pass byun-
needed and unsppreciated. We ask friend.
what are you doing now and are answered.
kaUe been doing thus and so, and am going b,
commence some other work soon, but ju st now
am not doing anything. And yet we complain
th ut we have no time. An Indain chief OF the
SIX Nations once said a wiser thing than any
philosopher. A white man remarked in his
hearing that he had not time enough, Well
replied Red Jacket, grufiy I suppose you have
ali thsrs is. he is the wisest and best man
who can crowd the most good actions into no,s
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By the President:
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Comm issioner ofthe Gene raj Land Offic
NJ B l. + w U X X s.
D. VIM. RUTHERFORD,
ARTIFIr Err IN MARRIE
n ID L


+ Street, between 18TH and 18th Streets North,
- WASHINGTON CITY, ...
Invites public attention his extensive stock Of
beautiful designed aud Elaborately Carved MAN
Tells in variety of Marbles, together with q
sign and finish cannot be surpassed, and are well
adapted for the Garden OF Tomb. A large assort-
stones at very low prices.
Monuments of any design executed to order with
punctuaIty and dis patch.
EsrImates given for Brownstone Marble work
Or North River Flasng, and every other work in
our line. "a . "
Plesse cedl and make an ms peotion of our stock.
n. B.-Make . note of the address. fs I7-6m
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NEW GROCERY. WINE AND LIQUOI
II STORE
u No 6H2.I
STATES

By THE PRES 4$s$$l SEST y e. br THE UNITED
s sne of
hereby declare and make known that public sales
will be held at the aforementioned Land Offices in
The Territory Of NkBRaskA, at the periods herein-
Al the Land Office at BROWNSVILLE e. commencing
on Monday, the sixth day Of September next, FOR
named townships, VIZ:
North Of the base line and east the sirth prin-
cipdt meridian.
ne PaI1 r. % t9wnshiP oas outside OF the Sac and
nhs 3 Parts Ea of toyDshps and outside Of the
aud fractional townships and 6, o. range 10.
fhat part OF township outside Of the Sac and
s. and outside Of the Hsr BreeS, S Nemahs resep
vation; and fractional township 6, OF range Is.
Fox reservat on townships ,. s. and q that part of
township OUTSIDE of the Haif Breed, Nema6a res
erYatlOn and township s, of range a.
Townshps l., 2, 8. 4, S, and 6, OF range IS.
TTSwn.hbps TSwn.bpps and s. Of
townships !, 2, 5, 4, 5, and 6, of range 10.
Townships ~, 5, 4, 5, and 6, ofranges.
At the Land Office at NEBRASKA CITY. oommenc-
the ssosal Of the public lands within the following
named townships, VIZ:
North Of the base linz and east of the sirth prin-
cipdI nlsrtdidn.
fractional townships and 3, of range Is.
na a9ynshlp ~ y ana fractional townships g. g. 10, IL
township e. 3 sc " and la and fractional
hToT9.hPs 8 10, and H. and fractional town
Townships 7.s, 9, 10, and IL. and fractional town
Townships 7,s, 9, 10. and II, and fractional town.
ships u, Is, and "a, a Of range ,. To-
Is. and is, of ran,e9.
At the Land Office at OMAHA CRY, commencing
on Monday, the sixth day of September next, for
the dsposaI ss Of the public lands within the following
North Of the base line and east fths sirth prin-
ctPal nneJtdiHn
fractional townships is, a. Is, and 16 of range Ii.
Fractional townships l5 IA, Is. 16, and IL, of range
Fractional townships IL and Is. townships "A, IS,
range l2.
fractional township 70, townships 49, a. Is, Is II,
and Is, and fractional townships s and 90 Of rang
Fractional townships I2, IS. and Ia, and townships
IL, ls, ls. and %. of range g.
Lands Appropriated by law for the use of schools.
military, and other purposes will be excluded from
The offering of the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed and will proceed the order
in viii oh they are adv srtsed, until the whole shall
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but
sale shall be kept open longer than ttco icseks,
and no private entry of any of the lands will be ad-
misd until after the Ds % ,h Of tn the Two weeks
this Thirteenth day of March, ammo DOmIni one
thousand eight hundred aga JAMES Its siBft iBfTtcBANAN
By the President: ' ~
Commissione Of the Gene raj Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person en- TITLED to the right of pr, -empton
to OF the lands within the townsh and parts of
townships above enumerated is required to estab.
receiver of the proper land office, ard make pay
n1ent thers|or as soon practicable after seeing
suo s s er ae
braclng the tract claimed Otherwse such claim will
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Dentistry, 60.
THE IMPROVED SETS OF TEETH.

NJ. LOOMS, M. D., the inventox and patentee OF
"Loonis, Mineral Plate Tssth," having
successfully introduced his i'm rovement InSSS&sS
xaflogs cities, has now permanently estab SIA1o
hshed himself IN Washington.
IhIs Improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief.
Y IN making set of but one piece Of materiai and
that lndestructible mineral. No metal 10 used in
tnelr construction, and they are therefore free from
galvanlc action and metallic taste. There are no
joints to become filed with moisture PARTICLES OF
lighter, stronger, less clumsy, far more durable and
natuns in their appearance. | will give reward O
similar work of art to equal mine in purity beauty
durability, artistic excellence anJ other resusts
suaiitY.
All work reeporslbiy warranted.
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Special Notices,

AM IN POSSESSION of some valuable certificates
IN favor of the Consumption Destroy also OF its
efficacy in relieving bronchial disease attended with
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and saie and
is composed of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge; it Is no common article. They are
nicely enveoped in my CIRCULARS where my place Of
residence is seen.
The extract of flower called the Alpha Ointment
for the Piles can, with the Syrup, be found at Mr.
G. Stotts; the Syrup is at several other places
Pennsylvania avenue, as well rs Georgetown, at
Mr.. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandria at
Ledbetter's. In Baltimore, at Hanoe's, lOs Belti-
more street. diff
SPECIAL NoTICR.-For Perfumed Breath White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm Of
1000 Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
Woodland Cream" q new pOmade 1t causes gen
tlsmens hair to curl beautifully. Price 80 cents
each. rr W.P. FETRIpeE Co.,
Proprietors. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR MAuRI, Booksellers, between 9Th and
10th st., Pa. avenue. MI