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Inducements to Subscribers

We will furnish TIE News and ENERrs JOUR
81, OF AGRIcUIruRE, Cpriee 5000 the best Agrl
.uI,u,al Journal in the Northwest, one year fo'
,s-,, dollays and twenty-five cents We make this
,I,ar.1 offer with the hope of increasing our OWL
subscription list, and also that OF an ezeelen. ag
rcultural journal, which will be found 70 oe adap
I'D to the wants of the farmers of Kanzas.
Also. one copy of THE News for one yeal
and one copy of the ATLANTIC, the great Boston
Monthly, one year for four dollars :! The price O
the ATLANTIC alone, is three dollars.
Now IL the time.
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OFFICE OF THE G. ". s. OF I. o. OF G. I. !
Taureuca Nav I8 1855

The Grand Lodge is now fully organized and
has entire jurisdiction over the order of Good Tenn
plars in all parts of Kanzas. Those wishing
Lodges organized. or any information respecting
the order, will please address the G. W. G. T., OIL
CIV. s., and they viii receive prompt attention
AN. BLACKLIDGE, G. ". C. T.
J.W. JENKINS, G. IS.
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AMRRoTYPEs!
Great Reduction in Price

6f0dG hoOuCGlOu III EE1C0.
TNHE finest and most beautiful I-9 size Ambro-
i types, of unequaled dehcacy of tone and finish,
with good case, can be had at the picture rooms
of j. Bowls, Lawrence, for One Dollarl All other
sizes of pictures in proportion.
Perfect satigaetion guaranteed or no Charge.
The subscriber feels confident that in thus redu-
cling the price of pictures he is only doing what
the times demand, and earnestly hopes that all
good and honest traders and tradesmen will reduce
their high prices at least much as viii allow their
customers and friends dollar TO spend for good
Dicture j. BOWLS
Lawrence, Kanzas, May Is, 1850.
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sPECIAL NOTICE

OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW COLLEGE
This Institution has been removed to Cleveland
Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred, and Students
upon graduating may be admitted to practice
For circulars, address, at Cleveland,
feb2O1y M. A. KING, Secretary.
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Prices Current.
e mporia NJ ark et.

Emporia NJ arket.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
FLoUR-Extra-superfne, 81 90 per hundred.
Corn MEAL-Sl
BEASs-$3 4"
PoTAToEs-S0 IS ="
APPLEs-Dried, So 25 d"
CRAcKERs-16@20 cts per 10.
BUTrER-20
EGGs-l5 &" I"
CHEEsE-aO
SrGAR-Brown. - cts per ID.
q: White, Is d " "
Rse.-s@l0 I" e .-.--
TEAs-50@$1
CoFFEE-l5 "
Maekerel-No. l, Is " " "
MoLAssE-per gallon, e5 cts.
SYRUr Si 90
BEET-7@s cts. per fb.
TALLow-12k
BAcoN-1O
CoDF1sH-l2k
ToBACco-40@75
SALr-per sack of 900 lbs, SIS so.
CANDLEs-Tallow, 20 cts. per ID.
Sperm, 35 &c
SoAf-l0@l21a cts.
I1nBrn0s25 OO@sso 90.
SHINGLEs-S5 90 per thousand.
LOG CHAIN-14 cts. Der b.
DoNEsTICs-l216
G.4a'-sa14 Z Sal9I per !. 50 feet = &C. &C.
I0xl4 76
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rtiOn PER Iirs eensi each sahsequsnt inserHon'
9, cents; dollar line PEI annna o. One b.lf
uf ,aaS. II 90; % oai one year ~ Az t~n
eel tnr - .svertizeunents be paid IN advance
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r.. H.F FARNHAM,
Attorney at Law, General Land Agent,
AND DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS.
Office, 1st door north of the U. s. Land Office,
LECOMPTON, KANZAS
4 LII LAND WARRANTS sold at my Office
N are purchased from well known Eastern
Banking Houses, and will in every instance, be
fully guaranteed in all respects, and without linn
it as to time.
Pre-emptors will bear in mind that all guarantees
of Land Warrants should extend to the issuance
of the Patents thereon; the entries of lost or
stolen defective Warrants will not be detected at
the General Land Office, until they taken up for
patentng, which will not be under three years from
the time of location.
I am also prepared to enter $4,000 acres of land
on time, for actual settlers.
Refer to L. D. BAILEY, Emporia.
LecOmpton, Kanzas, June 12-3m
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p,s,ks.-Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds and Decla'
-. f5r sale at this office in any quantity.
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New Store at Forest Hill.

New Store at Forest Hill.
TNHE subscriber is receiving well select
4 ed stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hardware &c, sc.
which will be sold at prices which defy competi-
ton in the southern country. Purchasers win do
well to examine my stock before buying elsewhere.
G. d. HENDERSON.
Forest Hill, May 9Th, ls5s.-3m
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Terms of subscription.
Rates of AdYertising.

ss..e eSry. enc year. :. af eiub., II %
Tea e-f3es :. % o
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Single copies of THE News in wrappers for sale
=. Ibis office, at five cents per copy.
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Special Notice:

TNHOSE persons whc have LAND or CLAIMS
L to sell, viii be sure to find a purchaser by
registering them at my Office, as am in receipt of
numerous letters of inquiry With regard to land
and claims. I have sold more than twenty claims
within the last six weeks.
may1-tf E. P. BANCROFT
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For Sale Cheap.

Cattle. one excellent Mule, fitted either for
saddle or Harness Also quantity of Kitchen
Furniture Will be sold cheap for cash Apply
to R. PARHAM or P. B. PLUMB, at The News
Office May Oft
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JOHN r. DAR WILLIAM sTo1Es.
JOHN F. DAIR Cos
Seed Store and Agricultural Warehouse,
Nos. 30 and ~ Lower Market St, near Sycamore,
jan9-Iy CiNcIssATI, OEIo.
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w AN 8 D /!

w ANTED
4 T MADISON CENTER, Is miles south of
n Emporia,
A Good Saw Mill!
There being plenty of timber in the immediate vi
cinity, and large and increasing population, it
cannot fail to prove profitable investment. Good
inducements offered by the Company. Also.
A Good Blacksmith.
Such one find constant employment at
good rates.
Also competent person to take charge of the
Hotel. Liberal inducements offered.
Apply Immediately to B. F. BYFORD, Madison
Center, or A. G. PROCTER, Emporia.
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L. D. BAILEY,
attorney and Counsellor at Law.

EMPORIA, KANZAS
WiLL give prompt and faithful attention to
a,. any business of legal nature that may be
0 to his care in any court of the Territory.
commercial Street. :.
Feb. 6, 1858
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MURPHY & FARNsWoRTH.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots SAOes Hardsnare, Qseensscare, Groceries. &c
Cor. Kanzas Avenue and 5th ST.,
TOPEKA, KANZAS.
Also on hand, large assortment of Sash, Doors,
Furniture, Nails, Glass, &c. febl3-Iy
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Hides and Fursi
MY HIDES, Badger, Wolf Deer Otter and
y ~ Mink skins, and Buffalo Robes, wanted, for
"Hien the highest price will be paid by
tsb2'-H n s 'STORRS
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LUMBER CHEAPER THAN EYER!
TOEL HAWORTH, at his kill, on Cottonwood
q river, miles west of Emporia. has a large
quantity of excellent Lumber Of al kiaSa, Ehich
he VIII sen at prices ranging froe4 tEsaty e tilr-
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Dr.. n. BAILEY,
n4od ENPoRIA, KANzAs
N N w A r e.
Il Buckets, Pans, all sizes, DipPers, Cups, etc.
for sale cheap by BORTON & co.
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1s'RE GREAT HEALTH REsTORER

.. The Life Of the Flesh is in the Blood"
When the Blood becomes vItIated. impure or too
weak. the flesh loses It's vitality, the skin becomes
yellow and Pallld; the Liver disordered, Dyspepsia
and IndIg eStIon follow, the Spirits droop, Nervous
ness commences, and Life becomes a burden.
HARTSHORNE'S HEALTH RESTORER,
OR SARSAPARILL4 CORDIAL,
Acts upon tn, Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
lmpartEg new vigOr and tone to a constitution i'm
paired by disease from cause. IL removes PIN
pies and all skin eruptions aTouses the physical
powers of both sexes. gives bloom to the pallId
cheek. and makes ore joyous and happy. hOugh
taste. IL Is particularly adapted to Female com
plants, which In their very nature exhausting
and debllItatIng. For DrOpsv. or drOpscal swell
Ings, kIdney and Ba der affections 1t acts like a
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 50 cents.
Sold by Stott, McPheTson, Clarke, Waite, Kid
well IL Lawrence, DIR. Culver, aud Ford, Washing
ton City. Ciscell Il KIdwoll, Georgetown.
IN a dam
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

BROW NS' HOTEL.-Dr ThoS r Green Ga:
J M Blair, Ind. A Kelley and family, do; Mis-
T. Kelley. d.; NJ \ Hardutv and family, Md;
Miss e Dumpken. do; Miss Simms, do: stu
art, and lady, Pa; Miss f stuart, Del; L. Bri-
Intire and lady, 81; ri b Titcornb; Tenn; WIN
Jones, Ga; c Mott, Miss; Rhomc Texas;
Miss Hannin1, Va; V Lrlisne, La; Il Hitch
cock, Nd; p ROmSn, do Mrs ualdeman, Pa:
t Agate q; Mrs Bond. Md; W Beaumont
and family, o. Tenney, Ia; Rollin Church, y
\; Jones, Ny; g l. Raymond, Mass; r +
Bailey, NY; Ii Dorr. dc; Du Pont, Del; J
Chiplev, Ia, l. John, NY; T Stebbins, La; NJ
Riley aud lady, do; Todd and daughter, Md;
Mrs Stone and daughter. do l. Smith and
daughter, La; A Landrev and daughter, do; y
Gwynn and fami y, do; White, Ny; w
XII; Hayes, Mo; Reed. do: d F Kaines,
dc, Woodland, Nd w Waters, do: S l.
fowler. La; Thompson, Ala; j. d Parker,
Md; Taylor, NY Miss \ Hughes, do W
VI Jones, Ga; F L SeaweII, Cal $ VI Kirby, n
" E Murry, Md; Sampson, Cal B Ba
ker, Pa; Capt w 2 Prince; USA Mrs Prince and
lam; A Crudah, Ak; NJ Evans, La; Hyatt,
o; Mrs Bond. Md; ID Phelps, do; w Webb
and lady, Tenn; Geo Wallace ard lady Pa; w
Darby, do; F Derringer, do; e r Galpin, Mo; J
w DOdd. Ga.
UNITED STATES HOTEL Rist. Md; T
Wilkins, Tenn; 5rodrick, La; Towns
head, Tex; l. Haden, do; w G Hungerford, Ten;
Wilson, Pa; samuel. do; j StTingfellOw Ky
Penebacker, DC; DR. A Thompson, Md; w A
Browning, Mia; L. w AiIis, NY; w l. West and
lady, do; u NJ Taylor, Md; II Jackson. o; w II
Johnson, do, w Jones, Ten; NJ Duckett Md; A
Read, do; Garrett, do; Il Garter, We; FL
Bie,nan, Md; Rullar, do; Miss Shipley. do;
Miss VI Trarey, do: + Wagner. do: Mrs J Wag-
her, do; Nj Chiffon. Mo; J b Nalle. do w :
O,Slade, Va; d. w III Dulany, do; NJ ID Ball d
w TOwme, III.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE-W II Vansardt, DC;
w ID Scott, NY; Dr. Panton Lond IN; + Cabat
Pa; Harvie, Dc; Il X Garner, do; II VI BIume
FLOYD Va; = FarguharSon, Md; A Greer
Va; II Buck, TIA: G Washington, DC; q IIar-
ris, Md; X B Jones, do; Fl PeTcey do J Hart
ley, De- D Henderson, do; w III Nicholson
dol Jenkins and son, SC; III NJ Dehton, do; w
Reaney, Pa; NJ NJ Coffroth, Md; r l. C0wel
do; J w smith. Pa; Il X Powell, Ten 6 David
son, uses; A Strong, o; F l. Smith, Pa; w
Johnson, Md; q Brown, DC; T w Foley La;
Ratnborne, NY; Rathbofne, do; ID H Arm
strong, Mo.
NATIONAL HOTEL u II Ferguson, Md;
Morris, do; l. Bowen do; w Gough b, England;
Parsons. NY; Thomas, Md; o " DJty
NY; Hail, Va; q Hubbard, do; II Snithson
do; T. ) AlvoTd; Md; C Palmer, CT; A Loyeioy,
Bourk, Md q Hebb, Tenn; Major Belly e.,
OSA'my; Mr. PenByhacksr, $ shannon, Mo; E b
Calhoun, Car: Cooper and adv, Pa; Rev Mr.
DAFT b Swayne. A Get Md; Miss j Lomax.
Miss f. Botrler, l. Cowne, ; VI Lomax, Va; Z
II Smith, Wis; B Sherwood, La; A Harrins-
ton, Mo; e Dargin, NY.
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FroREyCr NIGHTIsGALE-But oy-and-by
the drawing doors are thrown open, ana the
ambassadress enters, smiling a KIND and gra-
cious ve,come Behind her are her daughters;
by her side tall, fashionable, naughty beauty.
/ could not help thinking how beautiful she
looked; but the next instant my eyes wandered
from her cold unamiable face to lady mod
estly standing on the opposite side of Lady
Stratford. At first / thought she was n nun,
from her black dress and close cap. She was
not introduced, and yet Edmund and 1 looked
at each other at the same moment to whisper,
1T is Miss Nightingale? 2" Yes, it was Flor
ence NightiDgale-greatest of all now in name
and honor among women. L assure you was
glad not to be obliged to speak just then, for L
felt quite dumb as | looked at her wasted fg-
ure and the short brown hair combed over her
forehead like child's, cut SO when her life
was despaired Of from fever a short time ago.
Her dress, as l have said, was black made
high to the throat, its only ornament being a
large enamelIed brooch, which looked TO ne
like the coIOrs Of regiment surrounded with
a wreath of laurel, no doubt some grateful Of
fsring from our men. To hide the close white
cap little, she had tied a white Grape hand
kercbief over the back of it, only allowing the
border of the lace to be seen: and this gave the
nun-like appearance which first struck me on
her entering the room, otherwise Miss Nightin-
gale il by no means striking in appearance.
Only her plain black dress, quiet manner, and
great renOwn. told so powerfully altogether in
that assembly Of brilliant dress and uniforms
She is very slight, rather above the middle
height; her face is long and thin, but this may
be from recent Illness and great fatigue. She
has very prominent nose, slightly Roman;
and small, dark eyes; but her face does net give
You at all the idea of great talent.-UOgHsJy's
SfGDiboUE
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CERTAIN tSsRs fe mhRkkf II rHE


approved June 5, SIS, To the state -f Michigan. To
an IN the cnstructon OF certain kslIroaa. tnereln
rye the release from withdrawal of the lands here
matter drsorIhed, nottcS IS hers6y tires tbA the
vacant OHsvtd lands " hIcn he outside Of SIR Mtiss
on each sIGe Of the Grand Rapids aud indiana,
the :, Fun, and Perre Marquette, and the Detroit
and Milwaukee Railroad. situated in the under
sntOned To nshiPs. which have not been selected
virtue Of ssld grant. CT ary her grant made by
ConS.es or legally c AIMED by pre- emPtIon, aud
tchih irsre SNbyso 10 pTtrat sHlTy az fht dafs Of
lcithdrGtcai. wi!l BE- restored 20 Prtvste eIiY on
the Ordinary mInimu "f s Is per acre
Al the laId ofhce II IoNIi Monday, rae &c a day
81 Asshr vert, VIZ:
NOrh Of the base iins and rssf Of rae principal
meridian.
Townships g. s. 6, lo H. ~ IS, u, IS ~, 10, 10. ard
Townships 4. s. g. 10, II, Il, IS. H. Is, 10.
HnI -, OF range twelve -
ard q. of rsnge thirteen.
Townships $ 9. 10, n. 70, 1874, IS rs. 70.
Townships !. 5, 6, rs TO- Is. 10. IL. Is and p. Of
Towr.hips 4ss.7.s,s 10, Is, is II, 10. and 90 Of
Townships 8. g, 10. l. ID, II, H. and 20. Of range
townships To- IS. Is. IT, Is. 10 and Nof range eish-
teen.
Township IS, Of range nineteen.
At tie and Office st TRAVERSE CITY on Monday,
the 10th Gay Of ugust next. VIZ:
NORTH Of ths tas. iins and Ictsf Of fhs principal
Weyidtan.
townships q. -, 2S "a. IS. s, n q. 50. 81 aud IS.
OF range ihIrtern.
T9wnshps 2l, p, IS q, IS q. ?, and q, OF range
twelve,
townships 81 81 p. a. IS q, p. and D. Of range
eleven.
Townships a. - q, -, IS 2S and 81 II range ten.
Townships 26 q. q. 81, 81, and -. of range nine.
townships 2. u. %, 81, 81, and 81, Of eight.
Townsh . 80, Of Iante seven.
Given under nv hand al the city Of washinEton,
this eI.hh dsy az June, Ammo DOmInl one thou sand
eight hundred and fly eight.
,HOS A. HENDRICKs.
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
lie u vtds
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Sr IMPROVE YOUR EYES.

STRENGTHEN and assist them, By tho Payi.
Opticlan, d. WOOLFSON, who @HR@
has arrived from Europe with his ~ TX
others of the latest improved SPECTACLES and
EYEGLASSES; among which are the
PERLSCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX. Tho
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTA LIS, Etc,
which are warranted to improve any EYE affected
gLiA weak catsLect or tending to it also
T-SIGHTEDNESS.
Persons who PEELED 20 use glasses or those
now using them, will he alited at first sight Those
wonderful
DOU8LE-POISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
hsye received els highest recommendations at the
Worlds Fair, at Paris through their producing
cearness and easiness division heretofore unknown
in any other improvements.
Also, AL styles of OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses, and Microscopes
are for sale at g store of Eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, or Eighth greet No. I9l be-
tween ID street ard Pa. avenue.
III = DO act ufStGts ths coFrsY of 8th street.
Prices very reasonable, the same as at his estab-
lishment in Europe. n9-tf
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feet purgative which is known to
PILLS hape Virtues which snrpass in eIceIienoe the
ordinary medicines, and that they win unprecedent-
edy upon the esteem OF all men. They are safe and
pleasant to take and powerful TO cure. Their psne
tating properties stimulate the vital activities of
the body. remove the obStruCtlOns Of its organs,
purify the blood and pei disease. They purge cut
;ae foul Aumours when breed dstemper, stimulate
sluggish or dsOrdered organs into tier natural ac-
ton, ard mpart healthy tone with strength to the
whole ~ stem. Notonly do they the every day
complaints of every body. but also formidable and
" hile they produce powerful effects they at the
time, diminished doses, the safe6t and best
phys that can be employ ed for children. Being
sugar coat ed. they pleasant take, and being
purely vegetable, are free from any risk of harm.
Cures have been made which SurpaSs belief were
they not substantIated by Of such exalted posi-
ton and character to forbid the plcIOn of
have lent their nsmes to certify TO the public the re-
liability OF my remedies while Others have sent me
tons contribute immensely the relief of my attic
ted suffering fellow men.
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for
their use, and certificates Of their cures of the fol-
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
DrOpsy, Heartburn, Headacae arising from foul
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid Inaction and
pain arising thereirom, fatul ency, Loss of Appe-
tite, al Uloerous and Cutaneous Diseases which
,esqire an eyacuant medicine, Sorofula or Kings
Evil. They also, by purifying he blood and stiElu
!atIng the system. cure many complaints which it
wOul not be supposed they gould reach, sucn as
Deafness Partla Blindness Neuralgia, and Nery
1rrltsbIIty, Derangements fthe Liver and Kid
Eeys, Govt, and other kindred complaints arising
from a low state OF the body or obstruction of Its
Do not be put off by unprinoipled dealers with
AYERS PILLS, and take nothing else. No other
they give you compares with this int insc
aid there is for them, aud they should have It.
Prepared by Or. j. c. AVER, Prsotical and Ara
IytIoai Chemist, Lowell Mass. Proc % cents per
Id by y d. GILMAN, Washington, and by H.
COOK, Alexandra, and LV ali dealers everywhere
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and g entemen lose one of til cir
greatest natural a:trsotions-a fine head of haIr-t
becomes q matter of serious Importance, and the
question is what shall we do to stop the hair from
ply to this query. we beg 10 say. try Ok. AARRiS
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. 4 few
remove dandruG keep tho scalp clean and White,
ard imFart freshness and vgor to the hair; and
although you may have been bald twenty ears, The
continued use of it two months will insure you a
luxura0t head Of hair. Cali and get bottle, and if
not satisfied, alter the second application, return IT
and get the price paid.
Ask for Dir. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sold in Richmond By w. PETERS, IN, Drug
Est, corner Main and 18th, and Main and Wall SITS,
and IN Washington city by II. ID: GILMAN, Drug
gIst, Browns Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and T.,
b. CLARK, Druggist, corner "a street and Pa.
ly
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY HEGULAR LINE
AEs WITHOUT RAIL5Rs TOR sisHT TGABG,Tst
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA M & RAILROAD,
s.ni.s Dsy., ga & aotl U .s.l -.s.

CAVTIoN.-So many frauds ana impOsI- ~eSkse
tons of varlOns kinds have been lately o. S<H
eerpetrated on travellers bOund to ca LII @eeess<zs
FORSiA, that tho subscriber the only aut horn cd
Agent for passage 10y tho ". ;. VI sl Line, Para
ma, IN the city Of New York, feels Il has duty 20
caution all persons seeking passage to California,
that, TO AVOID 'HP0sITICN, tHey must be careful 70
lind the true office Of the Steamships of the L.. 3.
Mail Line, VIA PanaIua Railroad, other oiiios
in New York IS authorized 10 engage passage.
The Companies have only ore Ofice IN New York,
which IS 81 la " est street, Of w arren street
Iany's Whsrf.
10 Observe my sifn over the door.
,.u l.. w. kAYMONp, Aren't,
ns- usv YsTk,
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I ORD ST. LEONARD'S HANDBOOK OF
IL Property Law. so higNly ek fnlled i'm the F. b.
rGary number Of plackw ood's Magazine, OF vol. .,
cloth; price IS cents postage II cents.
The Poke ct Chess and Checker hoard, for ayIng
games IN railway Cars AMI Coaches, comp etc with
SCI OF men price 90 cents ----. .
For sale at TAYLOR A. MAURY'S
ella 80 Book store S9s Pa. a. ennA.
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NrerI SI g g E., EtE u f ~ EsESsNENr 81

LHE DEIRDnT ~ ~ rAGINAW DIS
In pursuance OF the act of Congress. approved
May II, 1853 entitled An act 10 enlarge the DstruL
and Saginaw land districts Iu MiChigsn," IL - here
by declared aud made kUown that an that portion Il
the pres Mt 'ChehOyEh District which hes south
Ofne lne divid ING tuwCsh q and - h. nd aEt
ofttellne dividing ranges ID Swest beat ach
10 the saginaw District" from and after the tstd
OF Juls next. and the lands within said limits be
thereafter subject To entry ~ the ofhce NJ ElsT
SAGINAW; and all that part Of the present che
boygan DIstncip lying north of the me dividing
townships q AID g IN. and east Of the line dvIc-
Ing ranges aud s west, IrcludIng the Island az
MdcktNGr, will b. attached la the T" Detroit Die
tnct" from nd alter d~t- and will be sub
jet To sale entry az IA and moe at DETROIT
Given under my hand a. the city OF Washington
thIs 7Ih DAY of une. A. ". 1883. -
THOS a. HENDRICKS.
COmmlssloneT of the General land OhOe.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-06
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SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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Iptth Greatly Improved SchsdNieS.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FBdM HoW Rg ~. P D., E IeSoeRtty SrnasEs
LIST. THE cINcf r. !SlrTS; EXPRESS MAIL
81 att e. 9 House wT 6SI
ito before proceeding West. This Train passes
Grafton f az $40 ?: m and connects At BenwGod on
Tram for Columbus, Cincinnati, and intermediate
points, reaching Cincinnati Al IL 81 next day.
: "a IH He 90 G.KHkAT CINCINNATI AND sr.
INCLUDING Sunday, lat - ching Cincinnati
at p N. next day. AMI CONNECTING Direct. with IA
press Tram for Louisville. Cairo ard the Southwest,
and for 81. Louis, Kansas. etc. Time. from WASH
ngton to CEoInnain p hours, or to 81. Louis only
Sd. CINCINNATI. DAYTON, INDLANAPQ,
k9k T fAAWlkf4 TTR IPPSStSR E EaiGAHo AND
Saturday and SUNDAY AZ 6.yn p. ~, connecting, AZ
washington JunctIcG or BaltIinore leaving Bs!t
WITH tins Train liz made by the $50 .. m. Train from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the r DAD
~ day light take the SIS M or ESQ p. IN Train from
western Virgins Road take the 6. ~ D. m Tram Far
al points On the Marietta Railroad tske the same.
ne w thltIE CtIuSCllous from VI dshlnE1p ana
Baltimore b, all these Trans are the est most
Greet aEd.hmPie that have yet been oiefed to tue
tase that Inc rssouToes 81 the Bs tmofe and One
Railroad and its assOciste lines could Iuggest have
been secured under thls arrangement.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks TO 81! ca
ters and every other possible facility wall be found
upon this route.
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem If he
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave W sshIng-
ton rs follows: For all points between WashinktUE
JUNCTION and Piedmont take the SIS a. IN. train. For
between PleITnOnt heptlnE IA
the $50 p. m. Tram. To connect with the Frederick
Traln axe the 80 p. IN. Train.
III For Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
and further information, apply to
THOS. H. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Washington Station,
Or, |. L. ENGLAND, Agent,
At the Ticket Ofsce, Camden Station.
w. Z. SMITH, Master of Trans pOrtation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket A gent.
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