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MopB INSTRUCTION.
Each department Of Book Keeping, embracing lndi-
vdual Partnership Accounts. Mercantile and Manufac-
turing, Banking and Exchange, Commission and For
wartling Steamboatinc, &c, Is taught in an entirely
original manner.
Students may enter ut any time and complete the
course pleas there being no class arrangement ia
interfere with their progress. Each pupil can have
the privilege Of reviewing Mt any time. Persons OF
binary abilities become competent to manage any
SGT Of Books in from 3 to 10 weeks.
fREK LECTURES will be given tri-weckly during the
Winter, by distinguished business Il this city, in
addition to the regular popular and scientific course
TERMS.
For full course itime unlimited, including Book
Keeping. Practical PcninansiP, Commercial Cac.,-
Iutions and Lectures. 5000
Ladies Cour e, Is above, 2V,VV
Coon hoard can he obtained in private families at
from & 80 to 81 per week. The whole expense Of the
full course including board, tuition, STATIONERY and
diploma need not exceed sos.
Rock FOR II justly noted ~ being one OF tho mott
thriving, healthy, moral and romantic cities in the
West student. here enjoy every possible advan-
tase and acquire first class Business Education tOr
one half the usual expense in larger cities.
Qua HAciLrIEs for practical instruction cannot be
rurpasscd in this country Catalogues containing par
cuiar. will be sent free upon application BY letter OF
otherwise. #.S.. i.F EE## .s
l.. W. BUKNHAM, Principal, and Professor Of Pen.
manshir Book Keeping md the Laws OF Trade
II. 4. RICHARDS, E"i, Prof. Of Book Keeping, Com.
mcrcial Calculations and Higher Nathemstse..
Hon. ANSON :. MILLER, Lecturer ON Political Econ
Olny aud the Laws Of Nations -
Hon. JAS. L. LOOP, Lecturer Commercial Law. %
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Of these complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, d. ID.
A. d. MoRTLEY, E.q., of Utica, \. V, writes: Il
since you invented it, aud believe it the hest medicine
for its purpose put out. With bad cold should
sooner pay twenty-five dollars for bottle than do
without ii, or take any other remedy"
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH, INFLU-
ENZA.
SPRINGFIELD, Miss, Feb. :, 1866.
BROTHER AYKR l will chccrfully certify your Pee
tOral j. the best remedy posses for the cure OF
Whoopng Cough, Group, and the chest diseases OF
children. We Of your fraternity in the South apprcci
ate your skill and commend your medicine 10 our pcO-
ple HIRAM CONkLlN, NJ. d.
AMOS LEE, Esq, Monterey, Ia, writes 81 jan,
In doors six weeks took many medicines without
lief; finally tried your Pectoral hy the adv, e OF our
clergyman. The firt dose relieved the soreness In
throat aud lungs less than half the bottle made
me completely we'll. Your medicines the chcapct
Is well = the best buy, ard We esteem you,
Doctor, and your remedies, as the poor mans triend
ASTHMA OR rHTHISlC AND BRON-
CHIrlS.
WEST MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb. !, 1885,
SIR Your Cherry Pcctoral j. performing marvellous
cures in this section. 1t has relieved several from
alarming symptoms Of consumption and Is now curing
u who has laborcd under affection Of the lungs
HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY NJ. D., Albion, Monroe CO., Iowa,
years have found nothing equal to your Cherry Pee
tora for giving and reefto consumptivc PATIENTS
or curing such rs arc curable."
We might add volumes Of evidence, but the most
convincing proof OF the virtues Of this remedy Is found
in its effects upon trial. .Ea." ...t
CONSU MPTlON.
Probably remedy has ever been known
which cured many and such dangerous this.
Some no human aid reach but even to those the
Cherry Pcctorai affords relief and comfort
| AsroR lloUsE, n. Y. City, March 4, ls56.
DR.. AVER, Lowell feel It duty aud pleasure to
inform you what your Cherry Pcctoral has done for
| my wife. She had been FIVE months laborug under
the dangerous symptoms Of Consumption, from which
aid could procure gave her much relief. She
was steadily falling, until Dr. Strong, Of this city,
where where We have come tor advice, recommended
trial Of your medicine. We bless his kindness, ~ NC
do your Skill for she has recovered from that day
She is not yet strong she used to be, but Is free
| from her cough, and calls herself we'll.
| Yours with gratitude and regard,
| ORLANDO SHELBY, Of Sheia'yville.
| Consumptives, do not despair until you have tried
Ayers Cherry Pictorial 1t j. made by Of the best
medical chcni,t in the world, and its all
us bepcak the high merits OF its virtucr. Philsdei
| phia Ledger.
Prepared by }. c. Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Mass, and
SOLD by HOFFMAN, BENTON X Co, Mct:rc:or, 0. T.
MARTIN, Prairie du Chien, and by agents in ever,
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his Bakery is again in successful olerati on.--
Every article usually found in an establish,
sale.
Qjr Fresh Ale t. Beer will always be found
at his shop. one Door W0st Of the American.
McGrcgor. May LIST. n30 II.
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CLOCKS! CLOCkS!!

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In McGREGOR. The prices regulated to suit the
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EXPLORATION OF THE ANoOR.

lfFOm Nnt y auC utFAiu DtOa H.
The Valley Of the Amoor covers from west TO east
about 40 deg. Of longitude and IL deg. of latitude
from north TO south, having for its northern and
western boundaries the mountains of Altai and To-
blonoy. which divide the waters Of Siberia proper
from it-all Of the Siberian waters falling into the
Frozen Ocean the head branches Of the AMOR in
terlocking with the land, with Lake Baikal, the
feeder OF the Angsra and Yenissisk. and with the
head branches OF the Yenesaisk west and south OF
Baikal. far into Mongolia. On the south the head
waters Of the Hon1gah-ree, the Ou-su-rce, the Som
gah-rce, the Albasin and the Argoon, pushing in
different directionA reach towards Corea and SEQ
toong, including nearly the whole of southern Mand-
shuria and westward and southwest large slice OF
Mongolia, being, in fact, situated relatively to
southern Asia "a the st. Lawrence and its waters IN
TO southern North America, admitting that the
Hudson. the Ohio with its tributaries, the Wabash
and the Illinois emptied into the lakes instead Of
running up TO the south and west.
Within this vast area. sufficient for one Of the first
empires on the globe, will be found every natural
requisite for the habitation OF fifty millions Of bu-
man beings, with climate, soil, productions. mine
rails and forests proper to their wants. Game IN
found in the greatest abundance, and the most valu-
able of fur animals are found amid its wilds; the
rivers TEEN with fish and fowl, while its mountains
yield silver, gold, copper and iron.
The whole course of the Amoor. with its trbuta-
ries, az recently explored, reach TO about four mon.
sand versts, the whole OF which II susceptible OF
steam navigation; boats Of proper construction can,
by it, most considerable southern branch. reach to
within six hundred versts of Pekin, from which point
Pekin could be united by o railroad. bringing it
within ten days of the mouth of the Amoor; from
whence to San Francisco could be accomplished with
steamers touching at Japan) In fifteen days more,
while Shanghae and Hong Kopg would be reached in
five to seven days: Hakodadi lJapan) in three days.
From Chetah, at the head Of steam navigation ON
the waters of the Amoor. arailroad will connect with
Kynckta and Miamattschin TO lrkutscb, the capital
of Eastern Siberia, Mt which point the overland trade
30 Mimi ovogorod, Moscow and st. Petersburg will
be concentrated; opening mp q country the wealth
and natural resources Of which have been heretofore
unknown 20 American enterprise. This extensive
country. IL united under the government of Russia,
with q liberal commercial system, and open 10 emf
grafton on a proper and iudicious basis, would soon
become one Of the most interesting in Asia, and OF
great and rapidly increasing importance TO the com
mercial world, and open up TO Russia u field, an
epoch in her history, worthy the present century.
let her forget Sebastopol, and by this greatest stroke
Of policy-if sle wil-checkmatc Der late foe in
Indian annexation.
The AMOR, or Sack bahlin, as it is universally
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Criminal Statistics OF the Court o Special
Sessions.
This Court is held cvcry Tuesday, Thursday and Satur.
day. commencing at o O'Clock in the morning, and is pre-.
sided over by ,be Police Justices, who occupy tho bench
alternately. The following are the names Of the Justices
and Clerks for the year 1863
Police ~ssices-Osborne Connolly, Welsh, Brennan,
Steers, Kelly, Qusckenbush and BTownell.
~Clerk-Robt. H. johnson.
Assistant Cerks-wm. B. Rockwell, f. N. sktdmorc,
George W. Riblc,, John Ialor, Jas. NJ. Murray, Mervinc r.
Jones, Chas. NJ. vandevoort.
cases disposed Of by the Cart Of Special Sessions for
eight mon,hs-from May I 10 Dec. 81. 1s57-snce its or
rsnizatlon under the new city barter
Co~yIrTDp.
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TABLE EXHIBITING THE NUMBER OF BIRTHS IN THE
CITY OF NEW YORK FOR THE ELEVEN MONTHS
ENDING NOVEMBER, 1857.
The Washington union., 1858-03-02

Cy, Thursday the FIRST
o ths the
within the undermentonrd townships which
aide the ubaque
lows Central Air Line railroad subject
required by w minimum Of to dollars and my cents per acre
the Dubuque and Pacific rsiroad.'
Of the nth principal meridian
Townships &c. 20, and 0l, ranges - and So.
Townships co. ol o2, Of ranges S6, 81, and 3s
Townships 20 OIL o. o. Of ranges 80 and 20
Townships o. %, and o3 II ranges 81, ~, 49, ands
Tow wnships &c. 90 ei 02, and o3, Of range 4s
Townships s0 90 81, and ", of range 40
Townships OO 9l and a. Orange ~.
On the sIowa Central railroad
Township s6 Of ranges IS.
Townships s0 aud 81, Of range 80
Townships ranges 81, 49, 80, 40, and Al
Townships % and 81, of range ~
Township &c. Of range Is
eece Council Bluffs, commencing Monday the
disposal
fore wmq,r within named parts
o townships, viz:
The Washington union., 1858-03-02

Al tho land Office FoRr oD0R commencing Monday the TWEEN
day M June for the disposal the vacant lands In the
sections within the aforementioned townshpe which
remain 70 tho United sates s siz % ocA sde Of the "u
Pacific rAroad subject, required mini
mum Of tloo dollars and Ghy cents acre, viz:
EoA Of e base re and ~es " As tA principal meridian
Townships 81 and 90, Of range 10.
Townships 49, 3d. and so Of co. H. a. 49, a. 25
2s, 20, 30, and III.
Townships 80, SO, 30, and 0I, Of range 49,
Townships 80, 90, and 81, Of range 80.
Sioux City commencing Monday the seventh
for dspoeai OF tho public lands here
offered following named ownshrN
townships, viz
of the afth principal
The Washington union., 1858-03-02

Blryr commencing Monday the
ownshps which
remain 70 the United States within s s. e ride Of the Iaa
Burlington and raroad,p subject
qaircd by aw TO minimum Of eo dollars and any cents
On tho "Iowa Central Air line railroad.
North Of tie base live aud 9 the h principal meridian
4sxaS Ts~n.' g. :. s1s lass.. ss e e. s.sss e.
Townships - aud IS, Of range ~.
Townships 49, q, and 80, q range a.
Iexn.hps g s, .ai y, q rang Is.
Township 81, Of range a.
On the s'Nssssipp Missouri ralroad'
Townships u, rs, TO- and So Of ranges 81 and IS
Townships 70, 70. and so, Of ranges 36 81 and 49,
Townships u, 7s, 70, and 80, Of range 80.
Townships 7s, y, 7s, 70 and 80 Of range 49,
Townships Is, 70, ~ and 7s Of range A.
Townships ~ 70, 7s, Y, and 7s, range A.
Township 70, Of range ~.
On tho Burlington and Missouri River railroad
Townships 70, n, u, and 70, Of range 81
Townships 20, H. and II, Of ranges SIS and 80
Townships 70, II a. and 7s of range a7
Townships H. ~ and 49, Of 49, 49, 49, A. A. 49, and
of Cor thc disposal the lands the nss
sections within the aforementioned sownshre which the
cnc rsssd Central Air Ine railroad subject
required BY law 70 minimum o fro dniar and y cs
= On the Catalogue and Pacific railroad"
Novth Of tAs base line asd Of A, sA principal
Townships 81 and SO, Of rangc4
Townships u, 49, and &c. Of range g.
Tn.ps T"wn.Sps - g: ss Sc and and 90 &C. q range
NovA Of the base line and Of the anh principal meridian
Townships 81, "a, and 49, IL range L.
Townships 81, 0s, 80, and o. nfrange 2.
Townships 49, %, and 20 n ranges TO- H. ~ H.
and ~. '' '.' II
Townships SO, 80, co. and VI, Of range Is.
Townships 80, o0 and sl, Of ranges l6, IL, and IS.
On the "Iows Central All line ralroAd.u
Nora Of the base line and Of the hh principal meridian
Townships - and IS, Of ranges !, 2, and g.
Township ", a ranges 4, s, o, and 7.
NevtA f Ae ha<e line AMI @ etA pyiaei,a' madica
Townships s4 and s5 Of ranges j. O. II, 49,
10, IA, II, and 16.
Al the land once Moum commencing Monday, the
ourtesn day Juno tho dpss Of The vacant lans In
the eN~unoA sscous within the undcrmcnoned townshiTs
which remain 70 The Cnited sses within III miles each d II the
railroad subject required by law minimum ot o do'as and
fJty csstf per acre viz
On "Iowa Central Air Limo railroad
Worth efA< iiw> fAe fA principal m1idicn
Township ~, OF range l.
Townships ~ and ss, Of ranscs 3 g. 4, s, Q, and
yoytA line and Of The nh principal meridian
Townshp a.. n ranges L. 4,AA. and g.
TownshTs ~ and &C. of ranges 8 aud T.
Township ~, frsssrs TO- H. H. 10, IA, 10 lS
Townships s3 ~, AID 81, d ranges H. ls No. 10 81? a. a.
and Is.
Townships s9, q. -, and sS nj range 90
Townships ~, -, and -, range "a
Townshps "a, ~, and ss of a. 60 90 81,
Townships ~ and IS, of range 3S
On the "Mississspp and Mssouri railroad,
North Of aA< base line ard Of MsEj1A principa meidian
Townships ", 70, and ~, Of ranges 1, 2, md
The Washington union., 1858-03-02
No. osSl
ny the President Of the United states.

TN pursuance of law, /, JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres.
.n, ~ hs Incd sasses a America do hereby d0cAso aud
ts rnaxn ha, uubr sales hed the undormsuoDod
@ r in ,he STATE the periods hereinafter designated
a. The land commencing "a Monday the seventh
day Of June next VI tho pabc snds hereocrs
-. s,usted within following nauaed owushEs, viz
vA f ,ne base line sad ast Of the nfh pucpal meridian
Township 100, Of range II.
I,wuships W aud l00 Vi range 92
township %, of rsngs Is.
once Fort Dodge Monday the four
for the OF ths public lands
xwo0sd within the townships and
parts Of townships, via
NortA " the c sA priacpai meytdta~
The Washington union., 1858-03-02
For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. 9si
yEW AND IMPROVED xRRA N0KNRNTS

NEW AND LAPkOVED AkRAN9kAkNTS
THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Cum
IL bcrland, Wheeling, and all parts Of tho West
LIST The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave Except Sunday
Washington at Junction. viii stations and
berand at O'Clock, p. m.
3D. MAIL TRAIN saton daily (exccpt Sunday
30 and reaches Wheeling by T. M, connecting Bel
wood with for Columbus Cincinnati Dayton Indianapolis Lo
vile Cleveland Toledo, Detroit, Chicago 81 Louis Cairo and Inter
mediate paints. tt
The EXPRESS TRAIN daily D. m connecting
express trains for Cincinnati st. Lou Cro Chicago and nne
date places The distance Cincinnati other central and south
places in the West nearly 100 miles shorter than by other
The time TO these places Is also unsqnalied
Bggagechecked through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis and
81. Louis.
Passengers baggage transferred all points froe
THROUGH TICKETS will be sold all the large The West
at the lowest possible rates at the ticket oce Camden Station and
Washington city.
second ciass Is attached 70 the mail train.
Passengers from Baltimore Washington may rc M ei ad
Cumberland Oakland They morning the
train which leaves Cumberland at a50 aud reaches Wheeling
ut 2, pm
Passengers from Washington ample meals wh
ington Junction.
only which through tickets and baggage
can be obtained In Washington
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The train 64s VIII stop s ali stations
Cumberland and the stations beyond going
Eastwadiy the mail Wheeling At 7lB
mediation leaves Cumberland reaching Baltimore 1t t45
The FREDERICK TRAIN M, (exccp Sunday ssoppns
at way stations Leaves Frederick at arriving at Bamo
EIICOTTs Mills TRAIN ieases ssatou Il g. a
and aso, Leaves Elcots Mills 81 7ao, and 7sO
except Sunday.
W. s. w0oDeIps,
Jan l7-du Master Of Transportation
The Washington union., 1858-03-02
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GeoYgetoWn. ID. c..

FTNfIlS large boarding and day school for youns
IL ladies long and hvorably Known cnniuced BY VS.
English direction NJ J. prnr
assisted BY competent md experienced teachers e'
department n lrxrnine a.,
Members o6Dngrcss whose call hcm 70 wssh.
may place asghtsrs nnde their su
vision, many bcca eccustamrd do tho graduates Wv
seminary representing nearly every saie In the Union
Fur particulars address n. j. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary =
aep ta-.cf Georgetown D C.
The Washington union., 1858-03-02
NOTICE no rRE-EnpTIoN CLAIMANTS.
TTNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITEp
l. States mail stramersrhc ships comprising this are

Tho Atlantic. Capt Oliver Edrdxs
The Baltic Capt. Joe. Cbnock
The Adriatc .....................Ca Capt James West
These ships have built by expressly
has aa . in
their engines to insure strength and speed and their
for uneqnalcd for elegance uud
The Of this line have improved tight compamsn,
and has been spared make them all good a. new
the thorough examination given them their oonstu
toA uSnQUAilED.
Price Of passage Now York Liverpool cabin sls
guneas.
An experienced surgeon attached To each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for
The Washington union., 1858-03-02


Hudson district townships
1856 the
lake, end Of superior; Byneld
North the base line aud the fourth principal meyaan
Townships 40 and 5o Of range
Townships y, 5o and sl Of range :.
Townships ~ aud 90 Of ranges aud 0.
Townships AZ, 4s, and 40, Of range 10
Townships g and a, Of range ia
Township a. OF range le
hereby the townships described
not ysa Sssn qa but are yet 70 sai and sd a pubic
sale before being subject private ery will be released from their
public lands the days and the specified
Sd head At the Monday eA day
april s the townships On the route @ the road from "Fond du
f line and Of s fourth principal eridian
Township ~ Of ranges 10 and a.
TowuS ,usSp - % 30 o sS 49, 81 81 ana 81 q q ,ss II q
Townships 2s, 20, 80, 81, and 81, OF range 10
4h head A. tho ia land office at EAU CLAIRE On Monday tho M
Columbus by the Of Portage City, the st. Crox
lake, between townships twenty Ave and .hryone,' viz
North Of The base 'ine and east Of the fourth pincpa, meridian
Townships 20, 81, 2s, %, and ao Of range 1.
Of The line ard Of fourth principal
Townships ao 81 80 49, a4 sS 49, 81 49, so
Towpships 81, 81 ss 80, and 40, Of range
Townships 80 and ~, Of range Ii.
HUDSON Monday tae M;yd day
of Hay the townships tho proposed roads from
lake" to the west end Of Lake SUPERIOR bayfield,
subject tho epo' heretofore stated
rcd" lands in this district on the routes Of the above mentioned
proposed roads, viz:
NorA gEs has se aad Of tAe fourth principal
Townships 36 81 g. So and 10, II ranges H. 49, H. 49, H
esh head Al EAU CLAIRE Monday tArd
day Of Nay ne townships the proposed
Superior
Hsd subject s.Jyortn
lands Ia hudson District viz:
North Of hs bass Ine and Of the fourth principal
rownships 50. 80, and 40, Of range ..
Townships So 81 49, ~ rango
Townships 3d. 81, IS, 80 and 4O Of range IL.
7,a head A. M tho land Office SUPERIOR Monday the d
~ f5dy ecn 'ns twassps the
river Iik. 80 the Superior and n Ray
suie TO The oc'so stated reference 10 like ians in
the Hudson district, - '~' '' -
North g the base lins and 'cea Of the fourth p,ine,roI .,d,cu
Townships ~, ~, ~, a., and "a, range T. "
Townships Al, ~, AZ, As, 81, aud So, of range g.
Townships A. AZ a. 49, A5, AZ, Al and "a az
Townships ~, ~, a. A. as as AZ AZ So 81, and So ~
range o. - ~ "
Townships A. a. 49, a! 49, 49, q. So 81 Of range
Townships A. ~ a. ~ A. 49, A. and as ranges y g. and
rownslps ~, ~, ~, ~, ~, Of range TO- - "
Town4ps 4< as 49, A. ranges II and 70
yo,sn-lips Al. ~, a. a. as ~, md ~, range ia
Iownships Al, ~ AZ A. A. 49, 49, 49, of ran1c H.
Townships 43 A. as ~, ~, and ~, range 1t
tvn sixte ~uth
day February thousand and INV
eight. TE1QN A. HENDN1CEH =
Commissioner Of tho Once
YEP 2c-lawsw lIuc&starl
The Washington union., 1858-03-02
An experienced surgeon attached To each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
rsor~xp nAr.s oy SAILING

EDWARD X COlINB
No Sc Wall street, N. r.
BROWN SIMPLIFY, 4 co,
liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD h 90,
No 81 Austin Friars, London
b. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 co.,
Tha Il these sha viii be accountable for gold
bullion specie jewelry precious metals unless bills
ding sgne therefor tho value thereof exrrrss therein