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Adjoixiss 1Rs States Priatiss ONes.

The Hubscriber, Baggage Agent for Ralt,moy.
ANA OHIO and Washington Branch Railroad n, =
opened an office. at the above place, for the aocom
mediation OF the public, where orders can h, Ieft r.
the use of Wagons to convey Baggage or pa"ts ,cr
to and from Railroad Depot, StesmbSsts &C.. or fSs
removal to any point IN this City or GeOrsetown.
Office open from O'Clock .. N. to 10 olock n n,
daily, except SUNDAY, 10 ~ O'clock a. NJ o,ciocr
to 10 p. m JOHN M. McCLINTOGR
Baggage Agent Baltimore and OHIO Rn,Irnsd
NJ. B.-Persons coming to Washington or ro,nx IN
Baltimore, not having made up their minds vharS
they will stop. by giving, mp their checks to INV
AGENTS on the cars, will haye theu baggage taken
ere of ct this otioe, or at Baltimore oikcc No m
sharp street. and no extra charge. 10
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
CHAPTER v.

CHANGE oy Neutrality-suspicious. ToRTraES
Jeas dCes L., sbdurs Hols,ef sotso be
lowing extract;
Jea< excellent judge Of chssct-r He wss aack TO
coo'eT bOy. ~s.k vI' aud anew exae now to tsse sd
vuasse VI them lie not long ia sOs,lg te act that
harss ho.s esciis ttAts d-ep gratitude fr fsyOrs
doD. .ns a. inoIn des.'sn Of yr.ooy snd oPpr,: oa Ac
could has .Ge up III. iod to s1s y To hi. duty 10
ob, h order. relating To his iupcy cou3uc; nj
hOusb, ,be L"ticr Il bis I-LefAotO Mr. sly Bat be
Of the day be ubeot ssnoysucs which
csu~ bis blood to hi vi iucsuston Ike OF
sppvs ticss be had ain tab, and by light
obs, psrham osdy bu. although b. host a n
seeo~ps.p Of 60. when be bsn sec the end
of GAYS s'V me iyient f The Beehive would happen
song g. hough by ehSnr sad take pieces work with
w. ih should tsv- beep gLd tau, throwing poo
boy -one LoIs beniu dhand l,w. the sns bees desat
sFscL be making PfeFsr~,ion't to discontinue
onDer OF suPpe tin ait tih he 's~ bun w.'pd aud
dr.-sd .rd jai .bOr' 80 ,r N. dor aid ." 20 c.l an
.scaS 'Ss 90 some sossi s.o b ID q for
se,vrs e.,. s',srw.Id sLd not :. -: s co hs ossa
Dis .oIns,es, and he tse rich e'od mnut toe
strss to hcp down ssse in has eyes as the neaa en
s " udolged n some cniHE sa'cSsh
ie osspi.s S,'.+ It. wnS wei" aS ss Jsan.
tie boy i.oe a. IA ,-o tue ~r'ans g VI ~.
sc.t joy hooked upon hig 'se very P.As0u o' as
s,il tt hoy battling oct. ruedy with hi. robcioas spirit
top 20 brs,e1 una-r all ~od msn' ns'e ~ @
se ,u Lsd bts employer cothncd bi' cfeies :" 'no
e. M I'D not lie poisoned tue ot t0o boys o"nrts1tV
w,h Lcov. IN oons 50 be applied the '''
rsp Tie buoAt o''L
AZ, s. yuour bessstbe s shch Jearies tells Il the Boy
,b,,ee. the sitter - TO 0grd'ud Young h di'ef ue'
bis benefsctor Of hi oncence but nndns a.
-. ,h. h. esnro, Do So he ie ii, de.Pera, "cklanes
% ~, * BIZ revenge upon thr .iVrr'ntl a1i &C.
.ard r,olvrr he sccnics hi1srh ia sac PRIV, 'ihce
i.,.r resolved .ibri % Shoot hn " to fore "n "t"
linz ,.o.rsir. BeIc th~ story - Ia S''' Is ''n' ~
ghc seas aicb ,sAes Paes a. ''' ''''' NV
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
CHAPTER III

"aosrs" ros TIE CHiLpEfs
c, .yu,.., and little Magic sre taken charge OF oy MT
-, "a, some uneI sined reason. becomes deeety In
a. o.. hoy ard for him place with one Barsf
,.I, ,,lyersmith with regard TO whose rea chusc'
h .n /. entirely In the dark. while Maggie s placed
- ,. Mr.. Docket who resides Long IslaDd Again
quote: -,
Li,1bep tbe eyes OF escb were red with weeping .
have got 20 different places, now, Charley said
Made ing bsbd upon Lis and looking teauy up IL
Yrs Mssse" replied the boy sadly g" Ian sorry csut be
Kept together better that should do something TOR
suppss It Il replied the little creature, deectedy, but
never tbOsskt q psItirs from you Charley
Never mind said the boy hopefully and bright smile over
spesd his he spoke. we shall see each other
oet Mr. Seymour promised that already be has told
me where Ms lives Long Island sud work smart
perhaps shall be allowed 70 visit you every week VINO
kDowsTf go, g,
Oh III uss only sure Of that :" exclaimed the child oyfuy
Bess continued the boy enerseticsy ~ am to learn
good and TO have penty OF ovefworf mo can tell
how much may b. able up WY might be able to
pay your and buy fOi you little wne and then
YOU city could every
.sy. O. think Oi that Maggie! On, I'm glad I've g9 .
bSnce that don't know hardly where stand! DO
wh think how ugly 20 him al hrst eel a. II
] coud hardly look hin in the face
Yes said Maggie, her large besnns with grautuds
he good msa aud OBJ Charley, whst dear kind sfy Mrs
Sey L. and how DO love be on coald only live with
bei slwsys But spo.e it's all for the best you say aud
sssll II sbs IL AM thing Ike Mrs. Seymour
Poor oberen TnsiT h,ppy sGtciPsons were but shcrt-
ve3 Tn hsd always beeu familiar with misery bGt there
Wss deeper deep" Of wrecheduess for thoa still!
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
a Mr. seJmOur-a. ,Gse4 to tai. cs,,, o.

tss, rco ne Mr ssJm0ur-A" easd 70 t,As cssrs' os
BIO, !, Is,slf
"B Heve its" Su,weree Mn MuNinA bo' scus rauch
pesS In ". abou Bot don" III o4bie the boy Poof te
Civ tie th.buHsiin Is Keen BIN Ash MAJ yhr soe 80
%sA ycs BAS,'e. Ny deu little Magic exclaimed t1e
a. Ss, th affected tendcfLrs As he sppOaeheS ths e
"se - tel al about II. St- viii aud I've sl.o M
Row Evcs. Shc won't want 10 stsy here .iteI NY '
swsy her ps Smste Won't you come Nth Ge mstC nA =.
"No ~On't,' cAalsmee tbe child, VIII sn-iad sS,x
tbs time NE crept 70 as Moups sna 49,,
bold oi that good spron though she 'ea'0u
nsht s-,e b,r fcicby sod bear her oh 49, A, Nth s,..t
And why NOT. ny lite desrr sSea 'ns u0o''' WIN
bsbdaess ,.,.tYS .y,h s,e.. ospdof:
bte,ce don't e 700 rrPed Tie es.o IN s N, I.si
d. usn &C. e.. sD 49, v-,h YOU I'm afraid Of you"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

l. A R G or S I 0 { K
STAPLE DRY GOODS
CASH.
TO CLOSE THE BUSINESS.
BARNES, LYMAN q Co.
Now offer to The ira th ent.nyey assorted stock Ct
STAPLE AND fANCI
DRY q O o ID s,
c0"pF's,Haa WaaonksIIE iii I.Ls'' 'EssraBiIsaaESt sai
1 sTsf sl IL oshb + s bSIi%sGFS 81 6Sfr 5; ''
Purchasers from every section Of the country are invited to
WILLIE DE PARIS,
The largest elegant in kewYork perhaps in
the world. devoted ~ the exclusive sale Of
mANriLLAs,
AND FRENCH MILLINERY
Including IN it's eraneHs. y.R,s RoSNrrs
LADIES' Misses AID e1y. STRAW Bossrrs
BLoOMERS. JOCKEYS aud CAPS.
HBSoSS FLOWERS, .e
|, ne ard besntu 10 the sbove dPa tneut' viii
BE- found in our e.tsbibn,nt Special .eutiOn requested
cur a. M p 9SSs Ci VILE DE- PaRi
and other stores ard n,sn i.rtore. ia Fisn,s
NOVELTIES IN MANTILLAS.
SoyELT%lEs % n ExP,,il;rs pAkiS sgHSEwrssss rIHwsss
N'''' ''s' ''TiSGE FRENCH x; 'iIi LACE sASfILIAS
Ard points vtih Wit he S for Inspection 90 mopoAy 'oe
CHARLES STREET Co.,
NJ ~, Bros iwsy.
s-we have Ills cay uced lees thAn hsfsne cost Large
QusptE"s II
STELLA sHAWLS.
Imported In the PEI but suitable fJt present and ranging
CHARLES STREET aCO.
- y L X II Il A Z
- A + STEWART 4 Co. have opened
90 SlLk ROBES double Jupes
sno ROBES GUILE,
A. f3
"" pieces non fsris VIDE Does SILKS,
AT - 81 pr ysTd
Also
SOC pieces bsuitl sp,irs .nd Saum,r SILKS
AZ 10 oeais I-T yasd,
AUCTION SALES
~ gree rd0cti'n from the Of & npor,siou.
bfosowSy. CnAinbsrs aud Rr.ie streetl
HORACE l.. KETCllUM q Co.
Ii - ~ ~ offer th- Ttld-. FOR CASH:
NV STRAW BONNErS,
fkENCb FLOWERS
blonde IACES. EDgISGs &c At
No SshROADNAY
CVt.eJ u Pesilc.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

h, .ns,d and wildly excited aPprertios which
VIII .ppt in te obsR'rr One OF To. a'H 'eo'e inter
ct nAcer b'roine Ia a'' H''oo"oso U 'ne ~ IOo0
xyTrKIY under circu csouisted 70 excite the
iivr..t en- o,ious Of sympathy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

1ti ,b,;Ilrr s,n,y will be continued in THR NEW-YORk
VFTKLy which III b. u and 'or sale all u news ohoe
- , UIi,sd S.ste. WedDe.isy moruief April T. IL hss
rse, crested decided sensation IN the rssdus world Mr.
Smith VIII tnt~u 10 the o'y readers o to- conaiJ tas
.nb Of some the pp1 works of th c. -yS pn5
Isbed ircluding Eve-en Wilson" The niy.nt," fte
Abspoored WIFI" Nesimsheis Apprenacr &c rne seor<
~ MI Smhs popularity A. DOT hess 10 b. found In
hi scrd.;e d. human and the fact that ~ns
his soes awsyi intensely interesting h-y never cos1n
aythue like uLwhoes uuusiurs exceniet Tue ceae
pnsys never cacu,d 10 leave srons mpi~ssou pos
the mind. cf the you and imaginative he writes Tor tho p
PIE cover and hi. aIgumeut awsy on the side Of right
'ruh aud Justice Every ch,per tsch-s srs moral essoe
He has never yet ihe public besr in his stn~
bu. in this . prediction on. hs he to have et
cekd bim.eL His Msggi" will doubtless be morv widely
reed thsn any q ti. presiOu. Stories
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

chester Co, sFARM of $ scI,s fnsi, impov.d 80
h.svy tiubr h.l.ace til able good Apps Orchard and
varsity OF oht uiis hoo.~ uppbd ~ith sprins ~a,r ,ss
srsi site frame. sbout a hy IS. v,h large en1asos,
tsrn kcuse Al tn p><Soss ~e" ~
tO T. 6ClKLEY. NJ n Wsirse
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

I'O LET-On 66tb-st., near 1st-av., a largo
HOUSE with Sabls all Lott Of ground attached
.sma Inquire OF r BLAhCHEr, No % 6thsv oef,re 10
a m. aft q IN
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

lPFo sale FARM OF FIVE hundred octsdia Pls.s1s
Vsey Du'chess County about midsay betwsn the Hudss
and Harlem Railroads and eight ne nles esf-fy -
PonsLt-rpsie Dutch-ss Turnpike Ths fopsty iss
ZOO osvsoD and occupied mostly srsss fus
about 80 Of up .nd meadow aud ,S ,cr gs,ns
land saance wood The farm comp etry wsterod b ia
Id small House and Oub dnss coumodous FN
further pa tic uIs1s inquiT. Of fOMER MORGAN.
(7e) No Met litan Bank, ftno-N
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

EOR SALE--Seyrra very desirable throe-stoU
brown HOUSES and LOTS vita baic.pi-s ed In
c-o y1d. s1ueiy with ss4iKtur-s Cfoe.
hs xst. rel sets esh 30 The H. oss - 'ecs
niche. ~id- BY 10 feet In deps The Lts 81 ss DEP
5000 o ths purchase money bond and raoss
o .acb.
An opportunity b~r- sdorded any smsa family des'foa
,Iy ys the comfrs Of house with Ill the modep impes
mens without the necessity Of eIpsn,ve urni ufe
rsut. Arply u 7. MACFAKLAN SONS No. lS Tsas~s
o q tie o., ms,s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for frstcls0
Il BONDS city Property-A bes .tiful COUNTRY sBATs
peie order the ea bank Of the Pssic eight rnlss
from J.sy City b. reached In hour ,n WsNS
Twenty WoodiBh LAVA, Flower ast Kitoses-
Ga dep &C. 1h psce we'll adapted &c Sumner I'D Wiose
resdepc. The Ho1- consns al tho cpnveninees d t,wa
househot AID cold Waef Laundry Bsih Wsts closets "a
The ou houses perfect and csust ot Osrdoasrs
Hoos Coach house Stable Cow house Chckenh h,use Bsr
ohOu.e Ice house, FOrcins house and Consersory 49,
Seth and Boat bos.s bank Of the Toe oseos
b. eutfly laid snd the lawn unhssd The prop
tns about 10 sell for Europ vii sell with without -
furniture por fu particulars end card. Of sdm'',u sgn
a.ll, viii
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
Drr Goods.

SOMETHING NEW
y IN THE
STRAW HAT TRADE.
r.. .nde-,isp.d would represent yes
past they .ppec,s ed the stcs the eoas made "a
Trade while mskiog tae.r Spring purchases W. In.t az nn
70 al. their heaviest purchases without waiting thus pl.ns
themselves under disadv sntsse which the retailer aud ofh-rs
pity a beiter from assotmeu prices To war
their heavier purchase aud while sssentns 70 se oo
10 remedy the difficulty far lice in their powef 10 further
snoe tits desirable change they ve special senton to
RETT HAT,
combining In It's manufacture
NOVELTY OF DESIGN.
ELEGANCE IN STYLE.
aud DURABILITY OF VABRIC.
The supply Hats 10 necessarily hu't-d owing to the
Of their manufacture 70 Italy snd
to receive orders In advance OF delivery
SAMPLE CASES NOW READY.
BALLARD. SHUTE G Co.,
As BROADWAY
HhAAIh oRAcEn
Conferred upop the Ladies BY wearing
DOUGLAS G. SHERWOOD'S
NEW EXPAN SION K I NT'
ADJUSTABLE BUS7LE
(PstsnSec April 1851,
which has been decdct BY tho best medical authority 70 DO The
most beneficial garment introduced for Ladies' use tSs
weight being oolJ twelve ouroes
All
DOUGLAS sHERwOOD's CELEBRATED SKIRTS
d,e STAMPED viAh hteis Tyade Mart,
AND MONK GENUINE UNLESS so STAMPED.
For sale st al soe prtncips; Stores
In the United States sod CsnsdaA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

ITO LET-The STORE and front BASEMENT
No g sy curaer of 4bst IL il of tb. bet ljcx
tiops on the 6hsv Inquire Of r. BLANCdEr NJ 29j 6ta
ay be'ore 10 q ID. sitcr D. N.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

IS K G 0 o D S.
BOWEN. MoNAMEE & Co.
Eos so ssa BROADWAY,
invite the assnos Of CASH and prompt Six hoothr Buysrs
rHsds
NEW SPRING GOODS.
CONFUSING
RasA f-nssa ORG ANDES
SAOoHsTS
PEKcALEA
PRINTS.
BAREGEa
hoUssEAn DE- LAINEE
PRINTED LAwNSs
EOBE3 QUILLH end
ktA PLAIN ana FANCY sILKs-
Also &c the, ne. snd s,ssa,a Stock Of
RIBBONS
sHAwi.s and mANrILLA6
GLOVES and HOSIERY.
WHITE GOODS
EMBROIDENEs.
SMALL WARES ia
A INVOLVEMENT:
have pesscre cf Informing lady patrons last ses
son. that Of April shalt Offer at our formes
location,
No. 333 BROADwAY.
MOST
, BEAUTIFUL,
Assortment OF
SPRING SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
sHAwLs GLOVES, EMBRoIDERIEs, he
los, ,,o.d and one Of the chsp-st and dsdnbe
nept, Of NEW GOODS a be offered retail IN this ooun
v this season will he added novelty that the
best TASTE facilities the Paris market through our resident
Agent there command
BAJOU KID GLOVES.
Just landed, Of exclusive stsdeA
Misses rs oeDs; Ladies'. s7i cents Gentlemer's, 81
No ui1ed o,4 This make Of Gloves is equal, nt suPeroe,
30 sny Gcye sent TO this county
5000 ysrds very choice styles Of INDIA SILKS ~ cen"
yard
We shall EXHIBIT as heretofore at on,
yO3BIN0 WAREHOUSE,
Eos IS Chamber and s. Reade-sts.i
Our usuG
ASSORTMENT
CHOICE FOREIGN DRY GooDS,
Adapted TO every part Of the
UNION,
Which Wi be sold q, .he
Lowest ruling rates fcr
C.sn OF approved months Bank Pspe<
Ps-Nc eoods reaed a: oG Wholesale No No IS Cham
b-ts,, EDWARD LAMBERT Co.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-26
sS0ruops.

Advices from Salt Lake City TO July 10.
represent that the Mormons are returning
to Salt Lake City as fast rs the means OF
Transportation will enable them. They are
singularly deficient in wagons and the most
OF those who return look poverty stricken in
the las, degree. Women are travelling
bare.ootel, and the men are without gar
ment. Everything witnessed by the Sen
tiles goes 10 confirm the fact Il at the ac-
coun,s by the Mormons Of their power and
ability 10 contend with the United States
troops were the most Idle a ridiculous boasts,
meant 10 deter the President from sending
an armed force into that country. The
p,esen, peace Is aid to b. isIlacioas, the Bit
ter feeling against the general government
remaining in all its iocce. ard showing iiseif
in the refusal Of ordinary accommcdatlons
10 the United States ofioers. Gov. Cum
ming appears 10 be the only United States
fnnctionsry who IS in the couh.ence Of the
Mormons. and his conduct has ben sach a,
to BE- regarded With suspicion by bis col
leagues. The Morn0ns are about 70 make
a bold effort 70 be admitted ioto the Union.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-26

Statistics OF Kansas.

Atchisoa county contains 5000 popula-
ton; Doniphan, 5000, Nemaha, 1000
Brown, 1000 Marshall. 1900; Calhoun,
5000 Pottawottomie, $500 Riley, 1000
Jefferson. 5000.
leavenworth, Jefferson, Pottawattomie,
Brown and Doniphan, contain Indian Res.
crvations, unsettled by the whites. The
population Of Indians who still retain their
tribal relations, Is about 5000.
lesvenworth county Ia the most wealthy
10 tue Territory. Atchison, Doniphan and
Douglas next in order.
The wealth Of Leavcnworth City Is est.
mated at Sl0O00O00; Atchison, $1,000.
600, Lawrence at 81 ,O00,0 900.
The principal towns along the river are,
commencing ut the mouth Of Kansas river !:
Wyandotte, situated at the Junction OF the
Kansas and Missouri population 1900.
Quindaro, on the Wandotte lands popula-
ton 800. Wcimcr, settled by Germans
probable population 400. Delaware; pop
ulation 500. leavenworth population
5000. Fort Lcavenworth permanent pop.
ulation 500. Sumner population 430.
Atchison city; population 1900. Doni.
phan population 1000. Palermo; popu.
latioa 500. Elwood; population 1000,
Iowa Point population 500. White Cloud !;
population 600.-Misso.ri Democrat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-08-26

IASD OfricE RENovAL.--1he SILVIA
ter Messenger says 1--WE understand that
notice has been received at the U. :. Land
Office in this city that an order will soon he
issued for its removal to Cambridge, lsan,i
county We regret this determination on
the part Of the Government, yet Il il Is a
result long anticipated In the natural course
Of things For some time pas, the lands for
q large district Of country surrounding US
have been taken up. and removal Of the
Office TO more central part Of the district
has been expected. Cambridge Is centrally
located aud easy Of access"