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IL John Burns has been convicted of the
murder OF Mary Ann Montony, courtezan In
Wheeling, Va.
OrMoney is so scarce in Wisconsin that II can
oe iedoiiy loaned out at from twenty TO forty per
cent per annunl.with the prospect that it will
stay loaned out for years to come
IL young mechanic in Baltimore has con-
st1ucted a complete model of Mount Vernon
house, estate, tomb and all-in wood tits said
To be curious specimen of the art OF carving
h occupies space Of twenty square feet.
% Oae of the finest specimens of a lsconic
Speech on record is that of Rocheiacquelin: eff
! advance follow NE; if L fall, avenge me; If
finch, xiii me-
III Brigham Young. in one of mis- late ser
mons, gives 4 curious account OF his travelling
Tour hundred miles by stage in 1890 starting
with only $3.50 in his pockets He states that
a. every point where he he'd expenses to pay he
found his pocket, on putting his hand into it.
mysterlously and miraculOusly replenished Bro
ther Brig nam ought TO bring proof that il was
his own pocket, IN which ne inserted his hand
Oh these occasions, a. dOubt with regard TO the
PIoprletorship of the pocket would destroy the
miracle.
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Medicines,
THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
Il AND
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
HARTSHURNE'S CURE ALL-PIepared by
Hattlag I21. y and N oautv

hhh ISHOhNb . SCnE. ALL-fIepdred by q
Bottles 1913. D and 80 cents,
HaytSh0Tae' s Cure all should be kept in all fami-
hes. IN case of accidents T sudden siotn.ss
HdrtSh0rns'S Cure oil cures RheunnrIsm
HartShOrne'S Cure all cures Cramps. C.ho
Pam IN the Stomach or Bowels.
HGrtSh0Tns'S Cure all cures Pain IN the Limbs
Side, Back, and Breast. o'
- Harfshorne's Crrs-aH cures Sprans, Bruises,
ScaIds and Burns.
HarfShorn.'s CVre- all cures Neuralyia, Tooth
ache and Stiffness of the JOINTS.
HartShorns'S Cure all cures Cholera Diarrhpa
and all Pam.
Hartshorns''s CHrs-aH cures Ear Ache and Deaf
ness from a cold.
HaTtshorHs'S CHre-aH cures Dyspepsia and In
digestion; also, Canker and Sore Month and Sors
Throat; also Cuts and Sores.
HdrtSh0THs'S Cure all cures all Spinal Affections
anu w eakness IL Limbs.
HdrfShoTRe'S Cnrc-aH IS q great tonic to Weak
stomach ard Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
IL AS the frequent changes of the weat her pro-
duge a bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the limbs
and Body; also, Stlf Neck-every person shouId
Geta bottle IL acts upon the Nerves Muscles
Sinews Bloof and Bones and, by It's warming cleo
snetic power, ex pels all pain from the system
Get bottle and try 1T.
~. Eli you have a Cough. use Harris
HOMES PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
GnESRf-lt Is the best Cough Syrup in the
II you are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'S
ANTl-Bli .lOCS PILLS. They act upon the Liy-
er Stomach and Bowels, carrying off all Bile and
Foul SscretiGns. ~
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
III WasningtOn city; Kidwell Il CIscel at George
town; h. Peel Co Alexandra. ma 81 Nv
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

Wll.LAKDS' HOTEL.-W e Pero, and LADY,
Miss Perot, Miss Leon, d F. Leon. Bt.rrnufa
Rev Dr Butler, OHIO; The Sedg wick, Miss Ash
burner. NY; r PringIe, c Williams = c: J
Moore, CSN; NJ l. Brown. Mrs C Nj GoIdinr
81; Dr Peters and lady, Team; ] Smith
Texas; G Duf, y Y; p Doug haIty A NJ Nell
valne, Pa: j NorthrOp.U = y 4: J HOole do;
MIR and Mrs Mock, Ky; Mr. and Mrs Waters No:
W A Jones, Nfk; Juan de DeArias. Mexico: DR.
Miller and lady, Cal; Helen Gcodspeed Mary
Clark, Mass; G. 'fasburg, X Courtney. n York
w II Long and ly, Misses II A and Long, F i
and Billy Long, Tenn; T Rosel, Ala; Gen ID L
McCullum, Ik; " Fitch, Pa; T seymour
NY; w wetmore. CT; O z swift, Falnogth;
w Turner, NY; w Norris, Pail > Rowland; A
X MeNaiE, USN.
NATIONAL HOTEL "A Spalding, NY; G.
Ranch; Paris; Hods kin, Md, VI Crawford ,
AK; w Lamb Va; L II Pyfer. w II Gritnth Md
) II Branch and lady, NC; X ID Stiles and " Pa
J L Smith, Md; L Price. Pa; II Ii Doty Va
Capt Wallace and ly. USA Com Mervine. USN ;
w Stone, Pa; f. InqersoI. : r Coddington
ny; Could and fam. Mass; w Nj Isaac. Md
Gage and daughter, III Newell and ly, Mass;
kIRkWOOD HOUSE.-C CreSsoa, F Lam.
bert, Pa; Waters and son. W Haynes :
Haminon and lady Mass; Andrews. Pa: w
Ogden, Ny; II p Rees Cal: Col f. II Herbert.
j y McAIptne, w Trinsley, 1. Liphfoot l.
Garrett, A VI Bradley, Miss Liz htfoo, Miss Con-
ner, and Miss CTittrnden, Va; b Downing
Ny; w Smith, NY F Law, Ill; f Abbott
Mass.
INiTED STATE* HOTEL--C Parker, Kan;
vi Bels; L Chapman; A Grain and lady Nd;
Bills, Cal; q y Burns, Nj; \ Speck Pa; A
X AppleInan. VI ROutzoiIL, Md; J Poore Nv:
Eutwisle.v Muller, Ala; Fahrenbash,
Miss HainPs, Md; r. Lippincot;. nj: II w
Elliott NY; Col A II Laurence. Md Col Linn.
w w Greene, Mo; f Rogers. Neb; r Spill,
msn, T. Andrews. Va
, WaSniN"IoN HOUSE R Mcintyre, Pa
u Bldkiston and lady, Miss Blakistoa. Hiss
Denny, Hazel, Del; 4 ID Armstrong, Me; A
H'ba[d and lady, Iowa; l. Giazrr, : : oberts
IA; Mrs Latfuite, n y, II Davidson, Boston; :
Rells and ly, Kansas CITY; Dr. Homer, j L SIiGbt
and servant, Texas.
BROWNS HOTEL-F Raine, Md: : Gun
nlson and family. do; Miss T. VI Gunni.nn, do;
Miss Hatch, do; Carmichael Va; X Fair
fax, USN; n Herbert, do; W webster, Md 9; 7
Fldney, do; a Gibbons, dc; VI Reed. Ny: G
N Hlbb, Tenn; III Day, Ny
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MYSTERIOUS ATTACK AT Gov SRwARp's.-
ph fhdhy night, at about ten O'Clock. says the
auburn Advertiser, as tie inmates of Governor
SeW ara house were about retiring for the ng ht,
they observed man providing in the ward and
near the library door, on the north side of the
house. Lewis Bogart 4 colored man. and ser
want in the house, went out and asked the fellow
what he was doing there WithOu: making any
reply, the man advanced upon Bogart, drew a
pistol from his pocket and fred, aiming at Bo-
CARTS head. The assailant then ran around the
house TO the garden on the south side of the
house, got into one of the main walks and tray-
rrsing the garden, mounted the fence into the
park and made good his escape. Bogart saw d
stranger In the afternoon walking about the Drem-
l>es, who inquired of him who lived there The
man was seen several times by Bogart until nine
CLOCK, walking up and down in front Of the
house. He was tall man. wore a irht can and
long, gray coat, and was the same man who
nreu the pistol at Bogart. Whatever NAV have
been his object, he succeeded in alarming the
inmates OF the house. Mrs. Stewards health has
Tor 4 long time been very delicate. and who was
consequently very much agitated by the proceed
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MORE no BE ADMIRED THAN THE
WI RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
BY KING s OR MPEROR

W HAT!
WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OFF HAIR

WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Because Tu Il is the ornament God himself pro
rldsd for all our race Reader. although the rose
may bloom ever obrghtly III the glowing cheek, the
eye he ever SO sparkling the teeth be those pearls
a. she 6ead Is 1ee: Of its covering or the hair be
II sprlnkle1 with gray; nature will loose half her
twoo thres times week will restore Ond perins-
nePtly secure to all such an ornament. Read the
following and judge. The writer Of the first is the
celebrated pianist, Thulbsrg:
New YORK. Apr 10. 1853.
DR.. WOOD: Dear Sir-PeTu,i. me to express to
you the Obligations | am under for the entire re
storatlon OF my hair to its original color; about
the time OF my arrival IN the United States, 1t was
ray dy 6eGomIng gray but upon the application Of
hue. consider your Testo alive as avery wonderful
a Sn s tPS, as well
"Drych ar Gwylieddct
WELSH NEwsPArsR OFFIcE, IS Nassau st-l
PRor. o. j. WooD: Dear Sir-Some month or SIX
weeks ago. received bottle of your Hair Restor-
on her h.r little Thinking a; the time that il would
restore the grsy hair 10 It's original oOor but her
formed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray
hairs TO dark brown, at the same time identifying
and thlckening the hair. strongly recommend the
change Of their hair. N' CHhs c ca "
NEW YORK. July g, 1857.
mend your HAIR ostoratIve as beiLg tie most eff
caclous article ever saw. Since using your Hair
Restorative my hair and whsk"rs, which were al
most white, have gradually grown dark. and now
feel conhd5nt that few more applications Will re-
store them To their natural color t ais has relieved
me of all dandruH and unpleasant itching, SO oom
mon among persons who perspIre freely.
] q. KILBY.
CHICAGO, ILL, May 1857.
Proc. WOOD: About two years ago niy hair com
meHced falling of and turning gray. was fast be-
coming bald, and had tired many remedies 20 no eff
| feet. | commenced using your Restorative in Jan
uary last: A few applications fastened MY hair
hrmy it began tn III up. grow out and turned back
to It's former color, tbqck At tins time 10 fully
restored 10 rs original color. health and appearance
and cheerfGily recommend Its use to all.
]. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is pnt up in bottles offs sizes,
VIZ Large. medium, and small the small holds q
pint and retaIls for 81 per bottle the med Jun
holds IT least twenty per cent more in proportion
than the small, retas for 81 per bottle; the large
holds quart, forty per cent more in proportion and
retaIls for So.
| o. J. WOOD Il CO., proprietors. $40 Broadway
New York, lin the great ~ Y. Wire Railing Estab
llshment,l and ia Market ST., st. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold by Al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. INA l8-3m
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By THE rREs!$$fsslS$sfff.s OF THE UNITED

In pursuance of law, /, James Buchanan, Presi-
dent OF the United States of AmerIoa do hereby de
clare and make known that pubic sales will he held
at the aforementioned land ofhces, in the State Of
LOUISIANA, at the periods hereinafter designated. to
wit.
At the land office at MUNRoE, commencing on
Monday, the JOHTfeerth day Of yEHe Hsyt, for the
disposal of the pubic lands heretofore unofered sat
usied IN the following townships and parts of town
ships. viz:
North Of the base line and east Of tAs prtneipaI
rQsyffiaa
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" DtstTit Ct cOtH,IbtG, WaSht~Yton Cop,,y
20 ru: Ia The case OF Clares = Eng. IsjI admins
tfator, with the will annexed. Of Innmas Tmci.ep
uecetsed ne adIH!nistfatGr as aforesaid has VIZ
ton coGnty aforesaid, appointed 'i'jftSD.V IS
cay 81 June next fof the rlsment and dI.ir
Dutoh OF the personal estate of SAID Gecea sed nj
assets 10 hand so tar as the game have hen coI .n
tsu aiiu taInsd INTO money, when ana where n. III
tIooiofs hnu hsIs OF said deceased are nnfi s al -
aitenC, tet The Orphans Court of W,shio1, ~ ~
county aioresaIdJ with their claims nrnns,i 81,
SOGched. or they may otherwise. Ly law Ia p,
cludsd from all beBeht of said deceased's es,afs.
provided copy Of th.s order be published one. a
week Tor three weeks the l.VeHiuk Star p,evinus
10 the said 18th day of June next
Test: Ed. N. kOAEH Regizta- win,
true e0py-TeSt: Ed. y. ROACH,
Inh Z4-IhGSw ReuS,er Will
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On the petition OF Ebenezer A. ester Of Boston,
Mass, pray ing for The extension of patent
To nm the IN Of August laif for An ;i,,-r,
nent IN the method of max ng 50 I'm Kairoad %
Wheels" for seven years from the exp,rafTnr 81
said patent. which takes place on the 10Th Oh An
gus, 1873 - 49,
ordered, that the SAID petition be heard =, tho
Patent ONCE on Monday, the 9Th of anyust
Next at IL Oeiock M: and all persons are uofi6ed IN
appear and show cause, If any they nave why ,.,J
petition ought not 20 be granted - why o''o
Persons opposing the exts!Isi,s are r. ,,froJ ., %,
IN the fattEt Once their objections sneciait, g.,
forth In wrItIng az least twenty dag b. fore lis To-
OF hearing; all testimony filed Ly either oartY - ~
used al the SAID hearing must be taken AMI
", III be furnished on APPLICATION O ''"0e' WHICH
The testimony IN the case viii be closed IN thu
2d of August; dispositions and other nsnopn t. a
lied pom as testimony must be e ed nm the I
before the morning of that day; the ;rzn,e, uh VI
any. within I've dag thereafter. II
Ordered a!sO, tnat this notice be published IN tho
Union, W ash!Eg;On. ID. c., and Post, BCsinn Us.
. ehpsetts once week for THREE successive weeIS,
previous ~ the 9r Of August next, tne day of hear
Tag. JOS. Holt
Commissioner Of Patents
p. =. Editors Of the above papers will please COW.
and sand their balls 10 the Patent Office with lamar
o"no>nhhk this NOTICE. Je7-law3w
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A ON MANHOOD,

a
~ Nd ITS PR MATURk DECLIN
just PEb!iShsd Gratis, the sOta Thousaad
A few words on the Rational Treatment vii hout
Medicine, Oi SPefmGtOrrhea or Local .CT,rsk
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. <SE:Sl
Gcnta and Nervous Debility, impO- # $780, ~
tency, and isnpSilments To Marriage saasW
generally, by b. DE LANET, NJ. b.
The important fact that the many alarming com
paints. orig mating IN the Imprudence and solitude
ol youth. may lie easily removed WITHOUT MEpI-
CINE 49, tins small tract, clearly demonstratcd and
the entirely new aud highly successful treatment
as adopted by the author, fu explained, by neaEs
Oh winch every Is enabled to cure HIMSELF
perfectly and ~ the least possible cost, thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrusls of the day.
sealed envelope, bS renting tpust pad) two post
age stamps To DR.. e. DE- LA NET,
ap 2itsep23 81 Fat 81 ST., New York City
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE thar the sphsc,,-
II Der hath obtained from the Orphans' Court of
Warrington County, IN the District of COlumbia
Jefferson ADMINS ration, dsbOnls non on tbs psr-
soIai estate of David Finch. late of Washinrtou
couLiy deceased All persons having claims
the sain deceased, are hereby warned t0 az LIhit
the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the snLScJi
Dsl. Oh or Det1rS the <in day Of May next: the,
Of the said estate. ' XII "ehont
GIvsn Dndsr my hand this Ist day of June. 1883
ei-iawSW MARY r.. FINCH AdIn'tr
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EVENING STAR.
A LOVE WARNING

o, taste no more the magic cup,
Although its rim is gold,
Nor sacrifices oheru
At affairs that are cold
Call PRIDE To seal the fOunt Of tears
DIstTUst to freeze the soul,
Till all Its deepest hopes aud fears
Are chained by self control,
Lavish no dew upon the sand
No gem up n the wayo:
Like one VINO treads a stranRer-land.
Walk lonely TO the grave,
1leld up Tor aye, thy cherished dream
seek pleasure. wealth or fame;
Think love poets idle theme,
And consistency a nsme.
II. T. TncksTmdH.
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SUGGESTED By MY WEEKLY WASH

The human soul IS life a shirt
Affection puts In tubs of trial,
Then seeks TO pound out all the DIRT
BY hardest Knocks OF tough denial.
Sprinkled with patience, starchej with bons.
10 meekly bears the IRONS heat
While puts the good dame queen of soan
That polish on which "can't be beat.
With spots and stains no longer dark.
All buttons on. and neatly meade0:
81 no more new-the laundry mark
Sticks to II till the life is ended
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AY RS
Cathartic Pills,

. feet purgstive which Is known to
P Tch s IN haI 6s
ordinary medicines, and that they win unprecedent-
seasat to take and powerful to- cure TEe sane n.rs o
tratlEg properties stlmuisto the vital activities Of
the poty. [en0Vo me obstTuctlons OF It's orsans.
the foul humOurs which breed distemper, stimulate
sluggish or dsordered organs into their natural
ton, and lmpart healthy tone with strength to the
whole sy stem. NOtonly do they the every day
complaints Of every body, but also formidable and
dangerous diseases winch have baillId human skill.
Whlle they produce powerful effects they are at the
time, in diminished doses, the safest and best
sugar-ooated they are pleasant to take, and being
purely vegetable, are free rom any risk of harm.
Cures rave been made which surpass belief were
they not substiItIated 10y men of such exalted posi-
ton and character as To forbid the suspicion OF
nave lent to certify to- the pup ha
liability of my remedies, while Others have sent me
tons contribute Immensely to the relief of my ac-
ted suffering fellow men.
The agent below named pleased TO furGish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for
their use and certificates OF their OF the fol-
lowing complaints:
CoSiIveness. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
DrOpsy, Heartburn, II 4ddcfe arising from foul
| stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbld Inacion aud
tite, all UlcerOus and CutaEeous Diseases which
Iccure AZ evacuant medicine, Scrntula Kings
tvll. They Also by purifying the bioo ana stlinu
latlng the system, euro many complaints which it
wouI d not be supposed they could reach, such as
Deaf ress Partial Blindness, Neuralgia, aud Merry
Gus rtabIl!ty, DeraIg OF the Liver and Kid
neys, Cont, and other Kindred complaints arising
from low state oil the body or obstruction OF It's
functions.
DO got be pat of by unprinclp!ed dealers with
some other pill they make more profit Ask for
AYERS Pulls, aud take nothing else. No othsr
they can give You compares with this IN lis int
s F fsTS I I r@s so Gf a5 the best
PcsP3Essd By pr Pace a"d Ana
Sid BY II y. GILMAN. Washington, and BY II.
COOK, Alexandrs, and b, all dealers every where.
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go " .sa - esszSs ~
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
5 U ~ NJ Err ARRAN GEMEN Ts,
WIN Grsatfy Improred Schedules.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FRJH fVS FOX Pie fr @Esr
list. TUE crNci e tSLicTs: EXPRESS MAIL
starts at 5i5 a. m, ALLOWING passengers time for
Grafton at 5.4o p. N and connects at Benwood on
ne ONO River, at u p. IN, with Central OHIO
IT $kEsT GiNciN N :; Fl mex Ans Day" Sr.
LUIS ENPR ESS connection leaves Washing ton
Llncndlng sunday, t3. 25 p. H. reaching CIncnrsti
at p m next Gay. and conaecting directly with tx
and Tor st. Louis, Kansas, etc. Time from w ash
lngton to Ccinnatl,in D hours, to IT. Louis only
81 81. TJlSS{EyJSNksTI. PAXTON, INDGANAPo;
iii EsTERH RxRE EssG savss ea As2
saturday and Sunday AZ p. m, connecting, 81
Washington junction. or Baltimore. leaving Baln..
more Al ID ?. IN. On Sprday Night the CONNECTION
TIth thus Train Is made by the 3.25 p. Train from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
Il dayiisht take the SIS a. IN. ore p. IN Tram from
For Parkersburg and all Stations on the NORTH
western NITglGIa X DAD take the D. m. Train For
al points on the Marietta Railroad take the same.
Baltimore by all these Trans are the closest, most
direct andampe that have yet been offered TO the
iage that the resources of the Ia tirnore and ONO
Railroad and its assocste,hnes could suggest, have
been secured under this arrangement.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 10 all quar-
tiers and every other possible facility will be found
upon this route.
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem Of the
baltimore e. and ONO Railroad will leave Washing
,'h as l"ows: For all points between Washington
Junction and Piedmont take the 5l5 m. tram. For
al a. stations between Piedmont and Nhesnr take
the . p in Tram: To connect with the Freder ok
II FOR BAhi!MnRE; PHILADELPHIA.
And NEW YORK -FOUR TRAINS LEAVE
WAS HiNG TON DAILY for Baltimore, as fol
lows: At 5.l5 and $50 Il. and Is ard D. m.
. The 5 10 a. M and 8 g ?. IN. Trans make oonnec-
tons a. 81 TIMO X < and PhILADELPHIA
Jor NEW YORK, and 100 i. III. for Phlade,p h.a
OILY.
WESTER connections AZ the Washington juno
ton. with the Trans from BALTIMORE as above de-
tai ed.
IhS 55 g. g. M and aa5 p m. Trains connect with
The 40 a. m and Us and p. IN. Trains will stop
a. way stations between washington AID Balti-
On SUNDAY, but one Train leaves Washington,
IL FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHING
TON there are four rrains, as follows : At 1 ~ and
d - n. m. and ) and 5 ~ D. IN
49, The first and fourth OF which will be Express
rams and VIII not stop except N the Junctious
TIE Il - Tram Will reach Washington at $50 a. m
n t specially I'd Ia ccomnlOdate 81 MER
Tram Will he run from Washt gton Junction TO
ping inc Express Train Passengers arriving there
4 {-For Tickets of al kinds, Baggage Checks
aHu iurthef Information, apply To
THOS. H. PARSONS, Agent.
At the Ticket Office, Washington Station,
Or: l. T. ENGLA 10, Agent,
AT the Ticket Office, Camden station.
N.P. SMITH, Master Of Trans port atom.
J.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
iai'iiioie, May ~, 1903. mas
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rrS,ouTbCE OF THE POsIPONEMENT or
rHE PuRilC SALES OF THE Ia rs IL
nnE fhkiShES OF MADi-pN AND CAN
10 ii; IN The STATE oF iOIi<IANS
TON No. see. IN "A
N"tIce Is neIrby siren that the pablo sales Of the
vacant pul iauds within the parishes OF Madison
ana Carroli, IN the State of lOuIsIans order a Ia
proclamation No - dated Marca - Igss 90 bc bsld
At the a nd oice at horroe. IA the State Of ,uIsI
q on ne tiih ard 18th Jnae next, have 81 IoSt-
pOat u, oy order tie Pies dent TO he san snl
-fth oil September next prInr 10 which dates Inc
sales VIII again be adv -''Na I'd aero-''r- 70 law
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
tr"'rlsslon-' al the GENERAL Land Uftcs,
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mo. GAL

N mo. 6Gs.l
nNOT!CE OF The DISAPPOINTMENT oE>
rrnn6LiC SALES IN KANSAS. ORnERFD
TO BIZ HELD BY PROCLAMATION No san
Notice IS hereby given that the public sales of fne
vscani pnhllc lands within the rerrio ry of K,nsas
ordered 10y defamation tot dated AIarcb y le5s IN
be held AT the land oficos NJ L.c0npton ami KIcis~
POI, VA Tue territory OF Kansas, ob the 81 anH n
~ .us next, have been postponed. ly order Of the
President, to the LIST ana 18th of Novems,ar ,eSf
pl.or 10 which dates the sales vii again he adye,
tised according 10 law. " '
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of he General land Once
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THOMAS a. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General and OdIca

NorrcE OF TN NO. sdl..uov,r. or THE
i;ASD OFFICE FRON FHE ISLAM of
MACklNAC TO TRAVERSE CITY IN raj
STATE or MICHIGAN "
In accordance with the provisions Of the ACT of
Congress, entitled AN act 6u,harizIug change IA
the alton oi and cnices. approved Mach 81 lgs
u Is hereby declared and msde known that the oiC
Tor the sale OF public lands in Mackinac an the STATE
Oh Mlchlgah VIII Re removed to . Traverse ca"
july next. .'''i 'He 81 20
Further notlca as to the precise time of removal
land district. ~ ie'ei i"i INC
this 7'h day Of June. A. ID. 1851.
BY order of the President
fHiIS. A. HENDRICKS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-09
NEW FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
TO DIPL OMATISTS.

+; OWEN Il SON, Military and Naval NJ erchant
Taiors, No. 2l2 Pa. avenue, have tins day receysd
their hrst invoice Of the new AMERICAN Dip
LONATlC BUTTONS, gotten mp by thamselv GO
under the sanction of iha department Of State nj
would inform their friends and the public that they
are now prepared to furn sh Uniforms for the Dipo-
matte Corps at the shortest notice, and IN the most
approved styles. ms is colin