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England, and secured By the Seals of the Ecole dc
Pharmecie de ParisRnd the Imperial College of Mcd-
lone, Vienna. Triesemar No. 10 a remedy for Re-
taxation, SpermatouhGa, and Exhaustion of the
System: Trlesemar No. efectualiy In the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely eradi
oates oil traces of those disorders which and
cubebs have long been thought antdote for, to
the ruin Of the health of vast portion of the popu
latiOn. Tnesemar No. 8 is the great Continental
remedy for that class of disorders which, unfortu-
nately, the English physician treats with mercury,
to the inevitable destruction of the PATIENTS const
tutlon and which all the sarsaparilla In the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. 2, and are alike
devoid Of taste or smell, and of all nsuseatng quail
ties; They may e on the toilet table without theiT
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases, and divided
IN separate doses as administered by Velpeau, La-
lemnn, ROux, RlcoId, &o., 90 Price s. each,
or four cases in one for 50, which saves So and
SN cases.
Sold by Dr. II. A: BARROW, No. Isl Prince st., q
few blocks west of Broadway, New York. Imme
dlatey on recelp of the amount Dr. d. will forward
the 50 cases Of Tresenar, and the large sizes,
raSe paid thus nsuTIng genuine European prepara-
tons. Tho SS cases also sent, but not free Of car
rage. Cons ltatlOns as usual, from II q. till
p IN. and from till M, at No. ISL Prince St.,
few blocks west Of Broadway, Sold also by J.
STOTT. Washington. folly
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EVENING 4 STAR!
, A FAIRY SONG.
BIZ MARY ANN BROWN.

BIZ MARY ANN BROWN.
From the alder bushes,
From the uaisies' home. g. irs'H1s
From The bending PUSHES, mn. ,.-,u
Come, come, come. .'-s'.f p
an spirit weary, tr - .|F
Wsary of ths,earth;
would be fairy, r"
Joining IN yeur mrth; -s..--
rom the messy hollow, .. .-r
From the Ily's dome. vi
Follow, follow, follow,
Come, come. come. -'
Shall We tn the river, -"-
Shall we to the mead.
Where the dewdrops qulveT,
Where the ralnbovs feed
In yOu airy palace
VIII hghtllest trip, -
From the acorn cha zoe
Deepest viii | SIP .r-.
Brinx me 10 the waters =, ..
By the brisk wind tsnnd;
Let me see the daughters
Ofyour happy AMT
Or vhsre the monsters waliow
Meath the white sea foam, . ..
Follow. follow, follow,
Come. come, come.
Meath the glistening Isurel,
In the moons pale light,
Or midst the branching coral.
Where sea bones are white,
In earth, air or ocean,
Stars, or flowers, or dew;
Anywhere for motion,
Anywhere with you.
So shall come forgetting
Ofthe days gone by;
SOa never-settlng
Sun shall mount our sky
Skim We like the swallow,
" heresoe'er we roam;
Follow, follow. follow.
Come, come. come!
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DENTISTRY, .
u DR.. sTEPHEN BAILY,
OIYIcx No. l9a PENNSYLVANIA AvInyB, US111G
11rss iesrs 0oN lltA StYsst, 66

Dr.. BAILY begs leave to inform tho public that hs
can be seem sta hours ct his ONCE loested above
ne fees assured that an eIHerie1ce Of fifteen ears
variety Of dieut that ne has treated success
or @ re 20
own experience confirming the opinion of many mon
and ni oas d..
Snr9 s Gss e., t :o
ments for the eons.racticn Of Continucus 1u nm nm
Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted on Gold Plate,
mouth, as was most cOnclusively shown BY the Al
American Dental Convention.
dence and practice in Washlnston, he il fssorsbiy
tnovn to his humorous friends and patrons, he beGs
TESTIMONIALS:
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany
DR.. s4,,ux, B.ny: b Si1s Sir ,.,,...
You :: sapsIiof ds1iist: lie opers.iSH. ssseased
% 5ai ia. and the
Washington. A.s. y. las. J.W.FREKen.
From one Of the oldest firms In Baltimore, Msssrs
H.,n, SSs%ss b SG; ,,,
it of oiy to H me an Inn
portant and dfcult piece of work, which he did to
snd psS S s
College Of Baltimore failed amer repeated trials, 70
the o nSys
b2lSlI1ore, N. IL, ldt5s dAhMANN BO68Ss
RxsTsst from nsts receive from the late Hen. yshs
II. CLAYTON.
n. teeth 70, made or ms 1off q M n4sb,
Ing could b S'''''' VI" IfS iaasiSSPRIl n. CLAYTON
Yethose that seek relief from the masdies of the
teeth, can ohoorfully recommend DR.. 3 Bsily a.
superior Dentist; he made set of porcelain teeth
for one of ny family and plrgged several teoth for
Tn - yss,:: w. kosEE7 j. E nj StS;nA'
= Of the Va. Cent. Of the ID. +. Church ScltA.
We, the undersigned, having hal occasion to svab
ourselves of tho professional skill of Dr. 8. Badly,
Surgeon DENTIST of this 0ty having boon oogniI-
ant OF bis operations on our families OF friends, take
IleHsure In expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, a. well a. Of the uniformly satisfactory
II which he performs the most delicate and dioult
operations IN Dental Surgery and pectfuy ro-
commend him to tho confidence and patronage OF the
public. Of which consider him eiinently worthy,
THOMAS U. WALIER, Architect u. =. Capitol,
THOMAS MILLER, M. D., of Washington, d, G.
y. 9. BoHRBR, M. ID. of GeorgetOw ID, G,
n. >. LINCOLN, nj. D., of Washington, ID. @,
Jos n. BRADLEY, Of Washington, ID. Cd
0IoR6E WALTON, Ex Governor of FlorIds.
WALTZ LINOx, Mayor of WashinstoSj
aBNRY BALDWIN, u. 9. Patent Offioe,
&C. WIsKf. Principal Rittenholso Academy.
is6ao II
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
N1 hGHHST DLADEM EVER WORN Sc
BY KINGS OR EMPER OBS
q Z te.tt - WHAT

BY KINGS OR EMPERO RS
IS ! ffr3t ny WHATl
WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAZE.
Because rs 4 II the ornament God him.sg Pre-
Ike sss ss Ss tho.s
.ss %
II sprmkle6 WITH Eray, nature will loose hah her
two or three tlmes week, will restore ond perma-
neptly secure TO all such an ornament. Read the
sSd fSa Of the is the
Dr.. woep Dear si,fsss,5 3: = s.s D :s' TO
the time Of my arrival in the United sta.es.f was
your a GfG owe It's
hue. consider your restorative as very wonderful
inyention. quite efhcacious as well az agreeable;
/ am, dear sir, yours truly, &. THALBERG.
"Drych ar 6wyliedidct
WELSH NEWSPAPER oFFIck, Is Nassau Va ,SsS st.'}
PROF. o. J. WooD: Dear Sr-Some month or SIX
weeks ago, received bottle of your HAIR Restor-
on her hsr little 3. the %e that IL would
restore the gray hair Its original color but to her
formed TAI Wpndsifaf eject by turning ali the sray
hairs to dark brown, at the same time beautlyIn
above ReslOratIve to ali persons IL wan. of ,ash
change Of their hair. CHAs. CARDEW.'
PROF. o. J. woop: With confidence do recom-
mend your HAIR estorative as being the most eff
Which were ar
most white, have gradually grown dark. and now
feel confident thai few more applications will re-
store them to their natural color IL also relieved
me Of all dandruf and unpleasant itching, com
mon among persons who perspre freely.
J. G. KILBY.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, May 1857.
PROF. WOOD: About two ears ago my hair oom-
menced falling OF and turning gray. was fast be-
coming bald, and had tried many remedies to no eff
feet. oommenced using your Restorative in Jan
nary last: few applications fastened my hair
hrmy. 1t began to III up. grow out. and turned back
to Its former color black At this time it is fully
restored to its original color health and ppearance
and cheerfully recommend its use toall.
J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up in bottles offs sizes,
viz Large, medium, and small the small holds Il
pint, and retaIls for 81 per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per cent more in proportion
holds quart forty per cent. more In proportion and
| %. !: WOOD CO., Proprletors. Sl2 Broadway
New York, tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishment, and ia Market ST., St. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ma ls-Sm
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SALES OF puRf Ne Ne Sos' kDs

In nuIsnsnoe of the nrovIsion The al .aot;or -,
thu ~ sntiisd Az , ", vi te ou sSctioa Oi
OF the Limited States To- Gauss 10 he sm,veyed the
of land the Territory of M
to the half breeds or mixed hoods of the DacOtah
or SIOUX nation OF Indians, and for other purposes,
approved July W. 1854 Ia Is hereby declared that
public sales will be held made known In the no.
tce of poslponement, dated February 1853 the
aforementioned land Offices In the State of Mime
sofa, at the periods hereinafter designated, to wit
. AT the land ONCE at HENDERSON, commencing on
the sxth day OF next. for the dispose Of
the vacant pup 10 lands situated within the FOL low
named townshl ps and fractional townships the
tate reserve for the haf-Dreeds or mixed-boOds OF
North of the base line and tcsst of the fifth min.
efpnI ,r,ridian
The INDICATED tracts in fractIon,I ,ownsb;, nm.
The umIncstef tr.cfs r o. a, zen. ,o-,..
bundred and eIevsn ~ ranga eiIya 'O"hshP oho
The unGooated tracts in fraotionsI township. nm.
TanSs twsiws 0nu oh' nunuieo ana tWeiVe' OF
The indicated tracts in township ons bnnd,ss
ane . ana itaoona toTshhips one hundred and
teen. W "''1 'A'i ''eA' Vi i""se 'n'I
m ~ ,act wnship one hundred and
twelve ard frao,onai townsn1n Oa e hndS snd
thiTtse1e WITHIN tSs abova one nnnarea and
The UnIooated tract. in that mart of towr,h;,. ~.
hundred and eleven and cns Hundred and tRaVe.
within the above mentioned reserve, Of range If
81. At the land 9fiioe at FARIsAuLT, commencing on
Of the public lands situated within thu following
ha , aoWnsmps ana iffac,ionai townships IN the
a.. n dor me nai breeds or mixed boods OF
North of the base line and ,vest of the fifth p,,a.
eipaI meridian
township one hundreS and ,en uib;n ~ ,h sI
mentioned reserve of range nine. N''' "''''
and and and and
above mentioned rcserve. of range ten VI"
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by THE PRESIDENT DC THE UNITED
STATEl

In pursuance of law, ,JAMEs BUCHANAN,
Will Be held at the land Once. IL
the Territory Of NEBRASKA, at the periods herein
At the Land Office at BRowNsvII.Lk, commencing
on Monday, the sixth day OF September next, for
the disposal OF the public lands within te followins
named townships, VIZ:
North of the base lime and east of the si1fA prin
eipal meridian.
The parts Of township ons outside of the Sac and
Fox, and Hall Breed, characterization, OF range
The parts of townships l, s, and outside of the
and fractional townships and 6, OF range lS.
That part Of township ONE, outside of the sac and
S. 1, and outside of the Half Breed Neashs rsser-
vatlon; and fractional township 6, OF range IS.
psI 81 o. The S sSs
township OUTSIDE of the Half Breed. Nemaiis res
Towns hips I. ?, s. 4. S, and g. Of range Is.
Townships !, 2 3, s. and 6, Of Isnssl2.
TSwnships /. :, s. !. S, and s, Of RANGES.
At the Land Office at NEBRASKA CITY, commend
ing Monday, the sixth day of september next. for
the disposal of the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
North of ths line and east Of tie siztk pris.
eipal meridian.
Fractional townships and g, of range Is.
Town.hIPs !; 9; 9, 10, IL. and IL, and fractional
Townships 9, 9: 10, and II. and fractional town
townships !, 9, 9, 10, and II, and fractional town,
ship IL, ofrengel ii.
Townships rs, 9. 10. and y, and fractional town
townships !. 8, and l3 and fractional townships Il
Is. and Is. OF RANGES
on Monday, the sixth day Of September next, fof
the disposal of the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
NORTH of the base line and east Of the si1fh pris-
meridian.
Fractional townships 49, IA, IS, and Is of range L.
Fractional townships Is, Ia, i5 Is, and IL. Of range
Fractional townships IL and IS. townships u, IS
and To- and fractional townships H. 49, 49, and so. OF
fractional township 70. townships 49, IA, IS, L. IT,
and 49, and fractional townships 10 and ~ Of range
Fractional townships y, Is. and IA, and townships
IS, IS II, Is, 10, and "a, Of range 70
Fractional townships Z. Is, and l6. and townships
IL, i8, 10, and 20. of range 9.
Lands appropriated By law for the use of schools.
the sales.
The offering of the above lands will he commenced
on the days sppontsd and yiI proceed in the oTSeI
have been offered and the sales thus closed; but 20
sale shalt he kept open !os.fr tas. ,SS 70
mitted until after the ex pirstion Of the two weeks
v ss sa hand sfs c G Sn:
thousand eight hundred aId NE MES sI sshntCBANAN.
Commissioners Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Ey.rS neraon entitled TO the right of pre- smpton
to any the lands within the townships and para Of
Gsh the same TO the ction Of the register and
receiver OF the proper land ONCE, aSd make Sat
,uent fhsrsfoy sooa as practicable after seeing
fkis nottee and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale OF the lands en-
bracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim Will
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
- Commissioner ofths General Land Once.
ap 3-Iawtds - = = - u
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gH1Sss Egs III s sgsfsq n RE

! The rr.ns oflssS made BY the act q cousr,..,
approved June 5, 1855, 20 the state si Michigan %
mentioned having been 30 ar adjusted "a suthr
rize the release from wIthdrsvA OF the lands hero
VsssSt ss1sS ands ,e os.ds q ME
on each side Of the Grand Rapids and Indiana
and Mil1satss" RailraaSs situated f IN the sndsr:
mentioned pships, which hsye not been sescted
Congress-. or legally AHMED sy pre- en- vilon, spd
wktsh were sstlset 20 prtrats ssfry &c fAt det ~
ne ssss and al q. p.ss Ssss a. specs3 &C
the ordinary minimum OF 81 Is per acre
AT tho land pfhce 1t IONA on Monday, ihs isth day
Nertk Of ths taSs lisa and teesf Of fhs principal
nlsTidian.
Townships S. 10, II, u, Is. IS, II. n 10, and
Townships l. S s,Io,ri. II. Is, u. IS. r7.m.Is.
townships Z, a. 70. n, r. Is. Il. Is Is. Is, Is.
And -. of range thirteen. -
Townships 4 s, g. 4 g TO- n, r. Is, Ia Is, ls, Is. Is.
TowHhips Z. s. 6, 7,s. 10. Is. L. II, 10, and a. OF
Townships T. .s7.s no. IS Is. n, ~, and 20. Of
Townships 9, 10. IS, Is. IT, 10, and o. Of range
townships 10. Is ID. Il, L. 10 and 2of range eish
Township Is. ofrangs nineteen.
At the land Office at TR.vKRsE CRY on Monday,
the 18th day OF August next, VIZ;
NORTH Of rae base lane and rsSt Of the principal
meTidias.
Townships q. q, 5, -, IS, g. q, 3. 50, -, and IS,
of range thirteen.
Tovnshps 81 ~ Is, q, IS &c. n. and g. Of range
twelve,
townships q, q, q, "a. IS, o. p, and u. Of range
eleven.
Townships 81 p 2s a. 25 %. and q, OF range ten.
Townships %, n, "a, 81, 81, and 81. Of range nine.
Townships 2. =. ga 50, 81, and J., Of range eight.
Township 80, OF range seven.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington
this elfh nth day OF June, Ammo DOmin one thousand
eight hu ndred and Fly eight.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
ELF Wtds
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United STATES PATENT OFFICE.

" w AsHlNGTON.Julyd ltob.
On the petition Of Phos h. Tyler, of Springfield,
Massachusetts. pray INK for the extension Of pat
ent granted TO HIM the 18th Of January I845. for
Improy ement IN "steam cnttan presses" for 2
years from the plra sald patent which takes
place on the 10th day Of January, lS5s-
IL 10 oruered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once, on Monday, nth Of December next st
IL O'Clock, m; and all persons are notified 20 ap-
pear and show cause, If any they have, why said pc
tIton ought not To be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
he IN the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writing, at least twenty days before the
day of hearing; all testimony n led by either party to
be used at the said hesrng must be taken and trans
mltted in accordance with the rules OF the Once,
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony In the case VIII be closed on the
7th of December de positions and other papers relied
upon az testimony must be fled IN the ONCE on OF
before the morning Of that day; the Arguments, IL
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, aso, that this notice be published In the
Union, Washington, ID. c., and Post. Boston,
once q week for three weeks the FIRST Of said
publications be az least sixty days before the nth
day Of December next, the day Of hs.,ina
JOS. HOLT,
Commissioner OF Patents.
P.S-Editors Of the above papers wall please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Once WITH paper
containing tins notice. ~ II lawSw
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OIUtl
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land Ofhc..


NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
Every person entitled TO the right of pre- emption
to any of the lands within the townships and of
townships above enumerated 10 required to estabsh
the same to the satisfaction of the register and re
celver of the proper land Office. and make payne
therefore as soon as practicable after seeing this
mencement Of the public sale of the lands embrace
ing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will lie
forfeited. ThOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the Il General Land Office.
iH 24-laNlSW.
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XNHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
Nv aYenta. Ladies' And GantlemAn oaA one of III air

w nysnt, .di..nd G.ntImsn ~, Ur on "a ~ Il ~ ~
~rsate.f natural attracfionaa 6ne head IF b,irN;t
becomes . matter of serious Importance, and the
question 10 what shall we do to stop the hair from
Ply to this query, We beg TO say try DR.. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
remove dandruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
and impart freshness and vlgor to the hair; and
continued use Of it two months will insure you q
luxurant head Of hair. Call and get bottle, and if
and get the price paid.
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver.
Sold in Richmond by w. PETERSON, Drug
gist, corner Main and 18th, and Main and WAL sts.,
and In Washington city by Il. ID. GILMAN, Drug
gist, BROWNE Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and b,
B. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
avenue, AMI "
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ANp Its ? IL = VA fTRE DECLINE

AND ITS P ri &1HFfyRE DECLINE.
A few words on the Rational Treatment, without
M.discn: Of spsG%:,S5rhfEs 2. LoSsl HA
Gentai and Nervous Debility, Impo <
tsncy: and - InRed hE IN WVA1MIIafs ~
paints originating in the imprudenoe and solitude
Of youth. may be easly renoysd WITHOUT MKm,
the entirely new and highly successful treatment,
a: adopted BY the author, fully explained, sy means
perfectly and at the least possible cost, thereby
avoiding all the adysrtised nostrums OF the day.
sealed envelope, b. remittns lpost padl two post
age staalIs % Dr; B: DE- LANEY. -
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Dentistry, 60.

nR. r. FINLEY HUNT,
~ .DENTIST,~
No. so Pennsylvania avenue, 49,
Will perform all operations belonging to his ~
profession at his old established Office, as sbove.
"A IF
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4 The sciences of Chemistry and
: Medicine have been taxed their ut
most to produce this best, most per-
feot purgative which Is known to
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TN NOTICE.
] HE subscriber respectfully InfnI ms his friends
and the public that he has taken Z old stand OF
Mtssrs. Brereton q Bro, corner OF n n and ats,
soYim eut of WINE, LIQUORS., and GROCE-
RIk a. and FEED and PROVISION.
JONAS r. Ivy,
IL k-tf Successor 10 Brereton 4 Bro.
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THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofiioe.
M A X b L Il WOR ks.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
ARTIICER IN MARBLE,
Il Street, between 18th and 18TH Streets North,

y street, between 18th and 18th Streets North,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Invites public attention % his extensive stock Of
Tells in q variety of Marbles, together with A
o os assortment Of STATUARY, which for de-
~ .xn ana hnlsh cannot be surpassed, and are well
nnapteo f2l the Garden or Tomb. large askort-
sto ns on PAN Mantels. Monuments, and Tomb
puncsnaIsIn 81 any design executed to order with
q, N oIts given Tor Brovnstone or Marble work
our line. As' "nu every DINER worK Id
S'ese g., And make an inspection of our stock.
~. On nHe note OF the address IL IJ-Sm
DIASOs! PIANOs,-An imm,n.. 49,,
the most accommodating terms. ' VI rent upon
yls JOHN 2. ELLIS.
SldXER PLATEDLCE PITCHERS.
- bU TIER COOLERS. TEA SEi:s3 4.
CASStoRS, CAKE BASKETS, best snsiitv.
ALbhrA rPOONs, FORKS, LADLES."
AID Loo Of fine ivory Handle Steel Biade fS;,u..
plstsd) T. ABLE KNIVES. '"'sf
sys1as. 'n"'
NH .. ....r H.O. HOOD.
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NorlcE OF rAkko Pso1ssrpoNEMENr OF
THE PUBLIC SALTS IN MINNESOTA.
ORDERED TO BE HELD BY PROCLAMA-

TON No. N6. .rrr
Notice herebs gwen that the public sales Of the
vacant psblic lands " thin the iate for the
ni,i-ni eSns ~, hiAra D1as oI lhe Dao9an . ss
dats May q. 1852 to be held NJ the land ofoes at
Fafrhau't and Henderson, in the State OF Mlnneso-
have BY order of the President, been postponed un-
Il further notice be given. u.So,,cv.
UH-wSv CONNER Of the Genera Lard Omoe.
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Two MILLIONS-A Poem, by William A.
Butler. author Of Nothng 20 Wear; 81 cts.
ter, ~ Pheeg Van TTusedale, l VOL, illustrated
Doctor Thorne, novel, by Anthony Troliope,
VOL; 81.
=, Inc Family Aquarium. by II. ID. Butler, VOL,
Mensuratlon and Practical geometry, by Chas IL.
Haswell IS cents.
King Richard the Second. Abbott's series of his
tones 81 cents.
aug FRANCK TAYlnR
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CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS,
" CQMR EHLANQ COENTX p n

Tins well known Mountain Resort, situate in
easi Of Carlisle. will be open for visitors ON yEY
the 18th of June. The waters of thes, G.ISH
springs are highly impregnated with minerals aD.i
are superior for dnD king and bathing. Aocommods
tons large. Fare from Philadelphia TO Carieisle,
s5-o; from Baltimore to Carlisle, IS 10. Visitors
leaving PhIladel PIN. ard Baltimore In the morning
tram arrive at the Springs at 8 .. m.
foT further InfOrmatIon address the proprIetors
OWEN q CHANULER
Carlisle Springs, Pa.
=. h<(srsases.-JobnC G. Da Costa. Esq Thos q,
perciya, ESQ., PhIladelphIa; Alex. Kirkland ESQ .
VIM. X enshaw, Ess., baltimore; Jacob Gideon
Esq, Richard Wallsch, ESQ.,, Washing ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

STEAM MACHINERY FOR SCREW PRO
SPELLER SLOoPS OF:WAR AT THE q.
s. NAVY YARDS OF PORTSMOUTH " /,
BOSTON. NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
GOSSIP RI, AND PENSACOLA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-24

An adjourned meeting Of the Common Council was
held at the Lyceum last evening.
A communication was received from Charles j.
Farley, stating that he had been appointed Special
Detective for the purpose Of Kidding the city Of thieves
and burglars. This he claimed TO have nearly accom-
plished, and had been persecuted by trumped-up
charges of aNeny and burglary, and, In bis opinion
these charges had been made by thieves in order 70
screen themselves. Mr.. Farley claimed that hs had
been put to an expense Of go to defend these
trumped.up charges, and asked the Common Council
TO reimburse the money.
AID. Tides moved that the communication be sent
back He said il was an insult 10 the Beard and
slanderous to one Of it's members, against whom no
one could speak aught. lie stigmatlzed Farley ~
scoundrel. Justice had not been done him OF ne
would now be- ia Trenton. The communication was
ordered sent back.
The Committee Streets reported adverse Tn the
opening Of Montgomery street, for the reason that
more than one-hali Of the property owners, whose
property would be assessed had pettoned against IL.
The report was adopted.
The Committee on Fire Department submitted
report in reference 10 charges against Washington
Hose Co. No. for dsOrderly conduct.
The Committee reported that the charges were sus-
tanned but that the Commissioners had not the power
to suspend the entire company but simply individual
members. After discussion the matter wss
tabled for the present.
resolution was adopted directing the Corporation
Attorney to enforce the city ordinance restricting the
rate Of speed Of locomotives within the city limits.