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Premiums on Fire Risks 80. ......-s5 ,657 p
Marine IL tsks- ss..s ssss.,. So 166 40
River Risks. - ...s.4. ID bl2 3g-II2 225 I'll
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Ia f0@S abandonne par Tins0lyable creanoiers.
C0GDITIQ&4Pouf les proprie es cidessus premerenent
ct decres moile u pr payable compliant
la balance IN ct deu credit blet arantis par
pothe4ue Ia nroprete vendue nteret
ponr cent Fan de Ia dale nsqua eeheance de spon
Ian apres ce epoqHe Les des propretes devront
suees Of les policies trnsferees IT les popete
m Tier dn prtx payable compliant ct la balance dex
6e yeRdpe portant ineret Pan
insqua echeance ct de Pan apres epoqne
Les te proprie es deyront sre assuree les poces
rees ausyndiu.
g. r. PARKER
jelb rs jy5 II II Sheriff de Ia Par6sse d'0rleans.
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SECOND JusrIoEa couRr, JOHN McaueH Us. ALExAN,
Parish Of Orleans DER GE.ARK-No. 9262
by VIRTUE of a VgsAt of fieYl faGlas 20 me
~ directed by the Hoe NJ Bradford Second Justice ofthe
Peace for the Parish of Orleans viii sell public
auction at Warehouse Circus aree PoYdrhs and
Perddo Streets Wednesday the 7h day Of Jny lB59
at II O'Clock NJ
One Lot Of Household Furniture.
Seized in the above suit.
TETsss--Cash on the spot.
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- -0F--
THE STAR ms U.RANGE CoMPAEY,
Forthe year ending May 81, 1865.
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sEPFIEsE CouR DE JUSTICE, w. a. BURNETT va s. s.
Pareisse d,orieans. sMITH-No 2,9f4.
Ia adrese par rhonorable u b McI4n Repteme Justice
de PAX dams ct pour u Pafoiss Orleans 10 plocedeai e
LUNDI, de Juliet 1855 midi naeasn lianple
des Rousseau ct Philip Qh8trieme District Ia yenle
publique adjudication de-
UN 7GHEYA14 BRUN.
Saisi dams iafaFs cidessus.
G0NDITI0NS-C,om an moment de pHdudeation5
je25 % jy2 s GASPAR= !. SGHilIEUF3Bis CSfnsiahia
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IL In boring an artPsian well at Louisville, =
depth OF 100 feet has been reached, and a Jet OF
salt water now rises fifty feet into the air above
the eaTth's surface.
" Three pugnacious cock robins flew will,
such force against Elijah Lincoln's paror win
dow In bingham that they broke two panes OF
died. ~
J-At three years of age we love our mothers.
al SIX our fathers; at ten, holidays at sixteen,
dress; at twenty, our sweethearts; at twenty II We
our wives; at forty, our children at sixty, our
selves.
IL Dutchman testified before the Cnur, of
Common Pleas, i'm New York that he had DRINK
one hundred and six glasses Of lager beer in one
day, and ''felt goot' after the extraordinary per
Torrance.
IL Mr.. Shriton Mackenzie went oyer MI
bancroft sixth volume critically, and says Ia.
could discover only enc inaccuracy, and that was
merely the tdutolosy Of speaking OF ''the county
Of YoTkshire''
IL 1t Is said that hundreds of gallons of miIx
are daily returned TO the distillerirs un.old ana
that the question now put to the vendors OF doubt
ful milk, Is do you sell the long tail or STUMP
tail milk ,"
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.,t Traveller Directory.
N, FROM WASHINGTON
DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE
Z -. =" u q IT.
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.

BaItimore and Ohio Railroad.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
U m NJ T. X RANG M NTs,
VIII Greatly Improved Schedules. :
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
From N &ISH fFS tSR Fas $F5r
LIST. THE cINci II fslicTr; EXPRESS MAIL
at the sssy House W.hTstDn June
GPsiton at and connects At Ben3gso sdf: on
TIE OHIO r., E En, at u p M with Central 9h,o
81; THE ,SkKST CINCINNATI And 'ssir.
(incudlng sunday at 5. Esp m reaching Cincinnati
at p m. next day, and CONNIE citing directly with tx
Press Tam for Louisville CAIRO and the Souhxest
ingen to Cncinnatn % hours, or to st. LOUIS only
81, rINGINNATI. DAYTON, !NDIANAPO,
NOkTHWtsTERN EXPkEsS leaves except
Washington Junction. or Baltimore. leaving BATH
WITH this Train is made by the SIS p. Tain from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the r cad
ip DAYLIGHT, take the SIS a m. or p. m Train from
For Farke rsburg and sill Stations on the North
western Vrgnln Road take the p. M. Train. For
al points on the Marietta Rail take the same.
Baltimore by ali these Trains. are the Closest most
direct andamp.e that have yet been offered 70 the
aa S anS sp S and so
Railroad and its associs tesnes could tuggest, have
been secured under TINS arrange
Through Ilckets and Baggase Checks to ail guar,
teFs, snd every other possible facility will he found
upon this route.
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and ONO Railroad will leave w ashing-
Hn cs i" sng sSr all P".; ; between
all stations between Piedmont and Wheeling take
the p. H. Trsin. TO CONNECT with the Frederick
Tram r. .. 'a Ak the 8 q P n Train
ANb NEW YORK; FOUR TRAINS LEaVE
WASHINGTON DAILY Tor baltimore, AS fol
iows: AT 5.l5 and $50 .. IN, and q IS and p. m.
to Ine 81 Z TT alh = m Trs,Ts make cqpnec
for NEW YORK, and 80 a. m. for PhlIadelphrs
only.
The 5l5a.m and s. IS and 6 p. m. Trains make the
WESTER connections, at the Washington J unc-
ton, with the Trains from Baltimore, as above de-
tai ed.
The s 5l5 g. M and s.a5 p IN. Trains connect with
The $50 N. and S25 and p. m. Trains will stop
ut Way Stations between Washington and Balti
more.
On SUNDAY. but one Train leaves Washington,
III FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHING
TIN there are four Trains, rs follows: AT ~ and
| As 4. IN. and and q D. m.
The hrst and fourth of which will be Express
iralns and VIII not stop except at the functions.
The + ID Tram will reach Washing ton at g. a. m
being sPecia y intend. ID TO accommodate = UMMEK
RESIDENTS IN THE COUNTRf. A special
Train will be run from Washi gtOn Junction to
BRING the Express Train Passengers arriving there
| from the West.
| IL For Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
| and further information, apply to
| TiIOS. II. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Washing ton Station,
Or. 4. ENGLAND, Agent,
w.P. sM!TH, MssiSf Of TransD PORTION TtatiOn.
Baltimore Mas III TO- fS s,a General Ticket h mss
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HoTEL-w Mason. Miss. d T.
Hewes, Va; L A Peck, do Geo Sands. NJ; /,
" tracey, do; 4 Campbell Va. Thos Nj Sjslp-
son, Pa; Or Hamili, Va; G w Brower D..
Newell, Ny; ]. w Daniels, do: II Moore, Nj:
+ Sh I Ny; Brannan, Va; J Hendrix
and lady, ny J D Gardenhin and lady, Mo; o
NBIFan, Md; W Wilcox, CT Wilcox. Pa.
AWlthrow, Va; Withrow, do X III Sackett
Md; w Caruthers, Miss: A s Iiotchkis,e nv
Merrill, Md; Geo Bartlett and lady do: ID n
Miller and lady, do; Mrs Bastian. do; q w Me
Coy, do; f. Bruner, o; G NJ Johnson. La. ID
w LaSSiter, Va; u Hughes, NC; w Holiister,
9oi u.ahaIn, Va; { Adams and lady, o; Mr.
WIZARDS HOTEL.-E Serbs. y Y: d.
Hal. Giino; II y Csaaes. Ii; Col RinIev
USA; ID L Ryan, Ala: ID Hamilton N n Ca.m55
SeH, ii Walton, Hon P Phenix and lad.
Bliss and ID Phenix, York; Mrs Cohen and
dimghter, b Francis and lady, Pa: : Rel, %: G
Wrstrite, DR. Morwitz, Pa; Andrews, Mass:T
u blake AXE, and son, / Bayson, do; Henris, N
n Bsrdam, Pa: NJ n Kendall, Mo: W Manniny
Heehil, NJ; II s Hover, Z A Lawrence. G. SEN,
p ~ A scheil, ii Harley, G Oscanyon, Y; c
Baleh, Al ID ii Shedaker, Pa; p Waldo
u; U Compton, Mass; : X Hoxie Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL -DrW w Cochran. La:
MRS n Cochran, Miss Williams, Nv; & Robin
York IL f. Leman, Pa; II Carrington- ", II
Truit, Pratt, I'D; G TrapnalI, XIV; ] c PIat,
a eiassi L Blossom, NY; w j n Ballard. Kansas;
q u CC Issa do; Rittle, Pa; Cloth, Ten;
G.nsva b II Home and lady, Mass; A GreyD,
w sde, Misses " and B Wade Va; T. Townsend
ana lady, Ny w Wilder, J r. fIathaw,r aud
iady' Mass Floyd, New York; ] shaw. ID g.
ue Mur9uindo, Md; DIR J 4. Jones Pa: + p
Norton, NY; w Munser, jr, Kenyon COLLEGE: :
l. Hail, Hall, French. CIV
WASHINGTON HOUSE-T w SbeeIe, r.
Harradon Hallenbeck, y Yk; N Newcomb =
Gooo, Robertson, Mass ID \ Gardner. Va. ~
hsnshaw,Nf; IL Hembsy, Mass: f. A HeI,oboJa
IA, Letter and wife, Mass; Sinner and an -,
bail n,
f. Eto1, Ohio. , W.
United STATES HOTEL-W NJ s,,bI.,
NdIi IL JEFFERSON, Oregon: w Tracy : n I'd
Mdus IL Robinson. : Miller and laJ,, u.
Llgcant, Md; Edmund., NJ. r q i-a,'
Y, MISS w erks, Mrs w ii Rogers ] Prize. lyII
rogers, MIS- Hamilton and daughter u. q
hanna, Nd A Armstrong, Ky; w II WasbinD-
NORWOOD HOUSE, D TAYLOR. w n
ndhs@lI VI L Dram, " Lewis, NJ Pollock and 4
L'gsei, Poi Slams, Mass; ] Daniels art
lay; IL Horne and sister, PA: ] Maurice. n, :.
w \ 0ung, kinly, Md; Kelley. + Naors
Ie1' ; ConTaIdt, 4 S-wa.i, Md; Is e S,ud.,.
al, lockwood 4 KrmIshali, Nd: : Riff.
Williams, Va P' W. y -
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most to produce this best, most p or
feet purgative which rs known to
man. lnuumerable proofs are shown that tbes 90
Pills have virtnes which surpass ia exuelience the
eddy upon tho esteem of ali men Fhey are safe md
pleasant to take and powerful 10 cure Their psne
tTatlRg properties stimulate the vital activities Of
purify the blood, and exPel disease They purg out
ne lou, hnmours which breed dlstsmper, stimulate
sluggish or cisordered organs into their natural ac-
ton, and Impart healthy tone with strength TO the
whole system. Not only do they sure the every day
dangerous diseases which have baf sd human skill.
White they produce powerful effects they az at the
same tlme In diminished doses, the safest and be at
physio that can be employed for children. Being
sugar coated they are pleasant to take, and being
Cures have been made which snrpass belIef we're
they not substantated BY men of such exalted posi-
truth: Many eminent cIerg ymen and physicians
have lent their names to certify to the public ne re
the assurance ofther conviction that nv Prepara-
tons contribute Immensely to the relief of my af TO-
The agent below named is pleased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for
helr use ard certificates OF their cures Of the fol-
.Cosfiveness. Billions Complaints. Rheumatism.
stomach. Nausea. Iudig eslon Morbid Insc ION and
pa:narsing therefrom, Flatnlency, Loss of Ape
require an evacuant meGicins, Scrofua or King 8
Evil They also, by purifying the hood AMI stiniu
Inc mt m Ssfs many which 1t
Deafness Partial Blindness. Neuralgia, and Nerv
GUS lrrtaDlIty arrangements oil the LAYER and ID
ncys, Cont, and other kindred comp aints arising
lroin low state OF the body or obstruction of ITS
| functions.
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
some other pill they m:k more profit Oh. Ask for
| AYERS Pills, AID take nothIng, else. No other
they give you onmcares with this in it's intrinsic
value or curative powers. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should have It.
Prepared by DIR. }. &. AVER, PractIcsl ard Ara
y teal Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price Is cents per
box. Five box les for 81,
: id 10y IL D. GILMAN, Washington, and by II
COOK. Alexandra, and BY ali dealers every whore
an al
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Medicines.
NTOPE TO RE ADMIRED THAN THE
Nl RICHEST DfADEM EVER WORN
BY KINGS OR EMP Err Or s..
WHAT
WY BRAUTIFUL HEADeF H4IR.

WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Because 1t is the ornament God himseU pro
may bloom so brightly la the glowing cheek III 9
eye he king, the teeth be those pearls
snarled and shIveled, hash and dr. az worse still.
II sPIlnkleI with gray, nature will loose half her
two or three times week, will restore ond perma-
n nely secure 10 al such an ornanent Read the
estsoratsd pianist, ThaIbsrg:
Dr.; wOop. Dear sir-Psrmit me to express to
storation of my hair TO its original color about
the time of my arrival IN the United States, 1t was
your Hair Restora i've, soon recovered It's orisnqi
hue consider your resto alive as very wonderful
am, dear SIR, yours truly, :. THRLBERG.
"Drych ar Iwvedidct
WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, IS Nassau St. ..
PRor. o. J. wooD Dear sirAs e e., month iS or SEX
weeks ago, rece,veda bottle Of your HAIR Restor-
her hair, little think ng al IT, time that il would
restore the gray hair to M original bu. her
formed that wonderful effect by turning al the gray
hairs TO dark brown at the came time be.utifying
Change Of thsf HAIR " cHhs ~ea isSe
,,NEw ToRk, July o. 1857.
mend your har restorative as being the most elf
oacIOus article 1 ever saw. Since using your Hair
most white. have gradually grown dark, and | now
feel confident That few more appcat IONS Will re-
store th IA tn their natural color also has relieved
me of all dandrutt and unpleasant itching, so com
mon among persons " no perspire freely.
j. q. KILBY.
CHICAGO ILL , May | 1857.
PROP. w Oop: About two years ago my ha tx com
nienced falling of and turning gray. ] fast be-
canning bald, aud had trisd many remedies to- no ef-
feet. | commenced using your Restorative in Jan
uary last. n few Applications fastened my hair
firmly. 1t began tn h up. grow o1t and turned baC
to It's former color. lbIackJ At this time 1t /. fmy
restored to its original color. health and appearance
ard cheerfully recommend it's use all.
J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up in bottles offs sizes,
VIZ LARGE medium, and srna the small holds y
pint, and totals for 81 per bottle; the medium
holds at least twenty per cent. more in proportion
than the small retails for a. per bottle; the large
mods quar- forty per cent more IN proportion and
rstaiis for SIS.
q. ]: WOOD CO., Proprietors: 8 . Broadway
New York, tin the great y. Y. Wne Railing Estab-
ishment,) and ia Market ST.. 81. Louis, Mo.
And sold by a. good Drugghts and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ma l8 SIN
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A LIVE YANKEE AMONG The JUVENILES "A
lew days ago, teacher OF one Of the public
schools in the town of Essex, Mass while i'm
parting moral and religious instructions, as i,
her custom at the opening of the school in the
morning, asked, Why we ought To love God ,
WheTeuPon very bright little urchin OF five
years of age very promptly answered, s.Bscaus.
he gives Us our parents TO take care of us, and
gives US our clothes, and learns us how To ma Re
mOney'r
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NOVEL INVESTMENTS FOR A CHURcH.-In a
volume just published entitled - Lost Chapters
Recovered from the early History Of American
Metnod1sm, T" II Is stated that the records of one
q. the earliest Methodist churches in New York
reveal that The Trustees in the last century. in
vested two pounds in a lottery ticket and forty
pounds in 4 negro named Peter. The last in
vestment was the most satisfactory, as the man
ofnelated as sexton to the church, and soon re-
paid his cost out of his earnings. and wus eman-
clpated. He did not get his free papers however
till more than ten years after he had paid for
himself These transactions took place in those
"gocd old times, y In praise of which We hear SO
much said in many quarters
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By THE rnrsrsgESSHs rs f gr THE UNITED

In pursuance OF law, I, JAMES BUCHANAN, Preei-
dent OF the United States OF America do hereby de-
Glare and make known that public ssies vii De held
of Kansas at the periods hereinafter designated, to
wit:
At the land Office at LEcoMProN, commencing on
Monday the ffh day Of July next, for the disposal
of the public lands within the following named town
ships, VIZ:
South of the base Iias aai east Of tks sixth pris
efpal ,1Sytdtan.
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AND WASHINGTON.

The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAs
COLLTER will run reg aary (leav-
ing the Seventh street wharf,) at the EAa414s@lS
following hours:
LEAVE ALEXANDRA AT
GsOrss Pdgs-i1a, s, 10 a. N ; I2A, s. and o. m
Thomas COuyer-7, 9: u q. m; and 4 p. IN.
LEAVE WASHINGTON AT
Ge0rgs PdEs-Sa, g. II 4. ~; u, l. and o. m
Thomas Coliysr--8, 10 a. m; I2Is, 81. and 81 o. m
Fare IS Cents.
Whaley's Omnibuses connecting with the Par.
and COllycr leave the Capitol and corner of 18th ST
and Pa. avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
andria. RICHARD WALLACH, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COIIYER will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS. from Washington al
91a anu Alexandria at 10 O'Clock.
IN Is SAM'L BAKER, Capt.
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S IMPROVE YOUR EYES. --
STRENG THEN and ass!st tkom, by the Paris
OptlciaG, u. WOOLFSON, who @Aa~ESs.
has arrived from l;urope with his E TX
own, as wei as the manu- iacture OF a good many
bT LASSES; among which are the
PERlSCOPlC COkCAVE and CONVEX Tho
DOCBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHEO
BRAZILIAN pEBBLhS, CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted to Improve any EYE Affected
with we3kness, cataract tending TO il: also
T-SfGHTEUNESS. ~ ~
Persons vino com pei ed 10 use gasses or tbos.
wonderful '"'He
DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received She highest Recommendations AT IN.
Worlds Far, at Paris, through their prnducny a
oiearness AMI easness division heretofore unk now
IN any other improvements.
ALso, all styles of OPERA, spy and NAOMI
FLYING GLASSES, Composites, and Microscons,
are Tor sale 1T Is store corner of EIgh.h street AMI
tween ID tTeet aud PS. avenue.
ty-Do net mistake tas Cornsr of sra st,xet
, Prioes very reasonable the same as at his estsb-
llshDlent In Europe. raF
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EVENING : STAR.
A VISION AT EVENING,

By CLAREHCE MELVIN.
watched through The deepening shadows,
1he shIfting sceaery furIed,
Till the wings OF nIgAt esrns onward
TO circle the dreaming world.
1 saw host with their banners
stand guard at the gates of the west,
And watch as the da, light faded,
And died ON the twIlIght's breast.
Their spears are held in silence. .
And their enslgns dropping low.
AS the waves Of mist rolled onward
In an ever oeaseless flow; $3.50 ......s
And their forms were bent In sadness
AZ they grieved for the bright dao He'd:
And they sazed thru the half closed portal,
Where the shadows enshIounded the dead.
watched till the vision faded r.....
In the misty arms OF night.
And the last faint ray of ~ light
Had fled from the sense OF sight;
And thougot Of the host OF memory
That guards In the evening gray,
or life that has passed way. b. ..
IGTssnSboro Tinss.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AHs wLTnouT TLILuRE PoR KlGHr WARS, Ysl
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANA Nj A RAILROAD.
R.s.I.r s.ili.r D.y,, sll ao.l q .s.k .,..,l

CA6TION.-SO many frauds and impQsI- >eAnS
tons of various kinds have been iatey <&H$A
perpetrated on travel rs bound to CA LII -s746A
FORM "A, that the SUBSCRIBER the only aut horned
Agent for passage by the T. 8 Mail Line. via Pans-
md, ia The city OF New York, feels 1t his duty to
caution all persons seeking passage to California
that TO AVOID EXPOSITION, they must he careful 10
lind the true oilce OF the Steamships of the ". g
Mail Llns, via Panama Railroad, a other Offios
IN New York is authorized to engage passage.
which at in West street, corner of Warren street
fronting on the North River at the head Of the Com
paIy's Wharf.
IL Observe my sign over the door.
, l. w. kATMOND, Agent,
"" New VoPk
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AT the land office at I.ECoNPToS. commencing on
Monday, the nineteenth day of July ncNt, for the
disposal Of the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
South Of the base lane and saStof the sixth prir-
cipai msridfnn
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on MA NEOOD.
hND LIS f. NJ A Fl 4 L
THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand of the people from all parts Of the
country for new edition of this Book. bringing
down the statistics to the present tlme uch til 81
II cannot longer be Gisres arded 1t is sufficient
known throughout the country I'd render phr,icu /
lar description OF u here; suffice it TO
say that IL contains the evidence OF It's having re-
ceIved the voluntary and generous patronage of
both Houses of Congress, of its having been ado ted
by the Supreme Court a standard edition of the
Constitution of the United States and of It's having
WIsest statesmen of the past and present age. IL
has been pronounced by them Us suIta bic fire side
oonpanOn for every American citizen, and lie xt
book Tor the rising sen0ratIon OF the schools.
ton. the sentiments of Washington, and the princ-
pies IL embodles, have heretofore given 1t their
generous and valuable support.
booksellers and others who may desire 10 Obtain
II for the supply Of those who may desire to possess
WILLIAM HICKEY, Js.,-
m 2-u Washington CITY. ID. c.
DARLIAAiENTARY COVER MENT, by
I Earl Grey, vol. London, 1858; S?.75.
DOd,s Peefase. BarOnetage and kngltage, for 1853;
S375.
The Red Pamphlet, an historical narrative Of the
mutiny In the Bemgali Army. by one who has
served under SIR Charles Napier; two parts
EOIdon. 1853: : .25
The Rise of our indian Empire, by Lord Mahon,
London, 1853: 81 81
The Queens X Regulations aEG Orders for the Army
Hunts Manual Of Photography, London. 1858
St87
The Crochet Book, by Mile. Branchadiere, London,
1879; 81 cts.
The NJ NOR Operations OF War. from tie French OF
- LnlIEmRhd: GID.
Familiar Lectures for Young Military Officers by
+ held Officer 5 ST.
AiInanach de Ootha, pour 1853.
mas FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NUMBER OBJ PLANTS To THE ACRE-It Is often
VERY convenient to know how many plants will
grow on an acre At certain distances For refer
ehCe therefore, we z i've the following table:
DIST No n
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The part outside
Of the Indian
reservation of

,r "A. the land Once at kIckAroo. commencing on
posai 81 the public lands within the wing named
South Of base iine asd east Of the sisth py;n
eipaI 0a,ridian
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M a X Il l. T. w q X X <,
VIM. RUTHERFORD
kRTIFTC En- IN MARBLE,

ARTIFTC Err IN Marble,
Street, between 18th and 18Th Streets North,
WASHINGTON CITY,
lhvItes public atteniIO ION 10 his extensive stock Of
beautiful designed aud Eiaborately Carved M AN
Tells in variety of Marbles, together with q
choice assortment of STATUARY, waIch for de-
adapteI for the Garden or Tomb. A large assert
mant Of Plain hiante!e. Monuments, and Tomb
stones at very low prices.
Monuments Di any design executed to order with
punctuailty ard ds2atc
t:stinH-les EIyCr for BI0wnstone or Marble work
our line. ~ !"
fiease CAL and make An ms peGtiol Of our stock,
n. B.-MRke a note of the address fa l7-Gm
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Lands appropriated By lsw for the use OF scheets.
military, and other purposes wall lie excluded from
the sales.
The Offering Of the above lands will he commenced
the days appointed and val proce,d IN the order
in which they are advertised, until the whole ths
have been offered, and the sales thus closed but no
sale shall be kept open lorger than two weeks, and
no private entry Tn any Of the lands w be admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand AZ ie city Of Washington,
tins nineteenth day OF Msrch ammo DnmInl one thou
sand eight hundred and nifty eight.
JANIS BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THOMAS A. HENnRicKs,
Ccmmlssloner Of the General Land Ofhcs.
NOTICE TO PRF-EMPTI0N CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the shi az pre- -emptIou
To any Of the lsnds within the townships snd parts
oftownships above enumerated - required 10 estah,
lsh the the satisfaction Ol the register and
receiser Of the proper land efhce, and D1aks pay
g1esf therefor as soon as pTac.tcdtIs ef;tT see
ias tkiS Hofioe. and before the day appointed tor
tins CONNIE noe ment ~ the rulic sale OF the lancs
embracing the trsct Gained; otherwise such cain
wall be forfeited ,
Commissioner of the General Land Once.
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