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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

NOfICE.-All persons holding claims
~ against the estate of Archer Cheathaln, deed
will plesse present them, well authenticated as the
law directs aud those indebted will make irnine-
diate payment as no indulgence sill be given.
ED WILKINSON, Admir- of
Archer Cheathaln, deed.
HS- Ny Postoffice, Winterpock. Chesterfield.
NH 27-2W+
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FOR PENT-store Room and Gel

Zs4a FOR RENT-Store Room ana Gel.
sf:S Isr-Tbe store room and cellar lately occupied
~ me on Main street between eth and sthi - peat
" fitted MP and suited for almost any sort OF pul
and Handsome Rooms. over sutton Elaefo Elk
Change Office. priyate entrance 18th street, corner
OF Main suitable Tor doctors or lawyers on'co' "o
Apply on the premises, to r.r,cu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

ass FOR RENT.-A comfortable dwell
E::i ing, with six rooms, cellar. good kitchens,
Yards and well, on Leigh street, between lst and 20
streets, now occupied by Mr. d Phillips Posses
sion given Immediately.
Also, large lot in the rear, with good stable
Apply to JOS JAChbON, JR.,
mn Cts l47 MAIN street,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

THE UNDERSIGNED, having quail
l. fled the Administrative of Jonathan Leslie
deceased requests all PER- having claims against
said estate 10 present them. duly authenticated 10
me- at tbs office Of Edward Cannon corner Of
Governor and Franklin streets, for settlement: an5
all persons indebted to the said estate are requested
10 make immediate payment, il is desirable that
the administration should ba closed with as little
delay as possible. CATHARINE Ii LESLIE,
2--ts Adm'x of Jonathan Lesiie dprfd-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

G. FOR RENT-fhe Dwelling above
s:i our store containing five Rooms suitable fora
saT1ily or is0d aing Rooms There il an entrance
from the st. Charles Hotel to these rooms. Apply
to DUKE IL HUTCH ES0N,
ia Cts No. ~ Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

ITO NERO ANTS AND OTHERS
l. WISHING TO ST0RE.-I have ample room
for storing lasge quantities of Merchandise, train
6c Terms moderate. Apply TO
Nah as LYLE EuSTER g5 Cary street
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OSRORNE's GALLERY.-GREAT RE.

COLLECTING The subscriber offers
~ his services 20 the public as a GENERAL
Collecting and Bending Of Accounts in the town Of
Manchester, The counties Of Chesterfield. ppwhatan
aud Amelia. and aii other duties generally entrusted
% an Agent All claims placed In his hands for eo
lection By warrant or suit, viii bs ended 30 until
the money Is paid oysr or the case becomes hopeless
Communications left at the store of Messrs' q r
Workman Go Gu Nm, Church. will be Thankfully
received aud promptly attended TO-
b J STEER
Manchester, March 3D. 1873. NH 3l-2ws
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l. by DR. SANFORD, Is A HIsEAT sUIENIIFIU
MEDICAL DISCOVERY and is daily Woralng cures
almost TOO great to believe 1t cures AZ i by mage
sra ne rst doss giving benefit and seldom more than
one bottle is required to cure any KIND OF Llfef
Complaint from the worst Jaundee or Dyspepsia to
aco1nmon headache all of which are the result CT
H. - "a one of the .nrincipai regrlat' of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

So DWELLING On MAIN STREET
E::..J FOR RENT.-The Dwelling over the store Of
"a " Satterwhite No u Main street, suitable Tor a
large family containing rooms, kitchen. wood and
coal house and hydrant iii the yard. Enquire with
j., ap Its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

IA Ia RICHMOND TROT-
<s%sSaFEsrlryw-sIE - TING PARE.-The subscrI-
-<s&E&BsEegSS3& o. Der begs leave 10 inform the
that he has leased the
Trotting Course short distance west of the city,
put ii in complete order and is now ready to train
or break horses, in the most approved way. H. has
also put the building in good order ami is prepared
to furnish Refreshments to visitors reasonable
terms. He asks the patronage of the owners of
fast stock and the public at large. and promises TO
make the Park pleasant resort 10 all who visit it'll
nih I2-lm @ WAGNER. PrporietOr.
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OTTER G. CARE, formerly with Messrs.
Ia Binford. Mayo Blair. can hareafter be found
Goods No IsT Main street where be win be pleased
to hls acquaintance when they visit the city.
an 2-dNewlm
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4 RCEITECTs. MEASURERS AND

ihe JUNIOR partner h4ylng acquired hnOWiedgt
0fNEASUR1NG LUMBER, BRICK NUkK, PLAS
TERINd, PAINTING, &c, while engaged III bust
with the late Thomas J Glenn. decd, (whe
wa engaged xclusively as the City Measurer for
many years) 'ees confident of giving satisfaction
to those who may engage his services.
The co-paTtnetship, therefore, will attend to the
business of ARCHITECT MEASURER and AP,
PKAISERS in all the yar1usbfauches Ofthe same.
go Office over Vim. Booths store corner Mali
and 18th streets. Richmond, Va.
WI. FORCES,
.t,Y nm TCgE A w
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.MOTICE.--I am 40 longer the agent For

~ VI INI-.---I HlI DO IUUg6T ING agtHU IVI
~ the line Of Freight Boats formerly advertised
by me. Mr. Vim Cox, at the Shed on Dock street
in Of the Gas Works is now the agent for same
line whom / cordially recommend to the public and
my former patrons.
Inh It's LEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

RIO COUNTRY MERCHANTS The
l. subscriber would infsrm country merchants
that he il still manufacturing Candies cut Of the
hest Refined Sugar. and warrants il equal to that of
any other manufaetorY: also, be has on hand the
uftial variety of FRUITS, NUTS, PRESERVES
CIGARS. and FANCY GOODS, all OF which he will
sell ON very reasonable terms wholesale and retail
JAMES MOORE
NH 3n-tm OnurEfa Charles HasaI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

NEWFLE INT ALLIbLE Is a Il N 81
~ POWDERS being used BY very many fami.
lies aud fair trial il always give satisfac.
tion,and thus srefcede any aud all others For sale
by m0st Druggists, and manufaetuie d by.
APPS JAO NJ GARLICK
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ron Rurr AND SALE.

- FOR RENT "A desifably located
HI DWELLING on Mayo street, between Frank.
In aud Ross contann- II rooms, water aud ~, tas
throughout. IL formerly occupied ~ 'i'. LIZ
=. iho'np'"N- ''''oe" WM s. TUPMAN,
:" .,h ast. or JN0. THOMPSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

So FOR KENT-Un PEASANTS Street,
:::aa near DR.. Strecker's Union HILL comfortable
TalHe tenement, with brick basement. containing
rooms. with other convenences, garden attached,
aud well of excellent water ON the premises. Kent
per annuln, 3l2J. Apply to JOHN COOK,
NH E3--ls Corner Main and Pearl ets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-07

g. FOR RENr-The Tenement on
la:a 18th street one door below ThompsOn's
ia 26 CIV PURCELL & CO
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ca NOTICE.-NEW SAD ~

no a Main street, doors above
st. Charles Hotel.
N. B-Those who are in want of Mr.. II. 2. Brown
ing's COLLARS, can be furnished By leaving then
orders. A full supply always on hand.
Richmond, December 25th. 1857. de Cts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-11

IL To prevent the fish from smelling In tie
summer time, cut their noses of
III To kill coekroaches-get pair Of big
boots, then catch your coo kroac hes, put them In
q barrel and dance on them.
III Men are born with two eyes but with one
tongue, in order that they should see twice as
much as they say. The same Is applicable TO
boys and women.
III The artesidn Well at Lafayette, Ind, now
bored nearly through to China, throws up
stream Of water averaging at least 2OO gallons per
hour.
IL The Detroit Tribune says that Police JUS
tice Bagg, of that city, has suffered an attack of
paralysis, confined TO his right arm, and phvsi-
clans attribute the stroke to the free Of tobac
GO put up In tin foil.
IL Nearly all, IL not all, the drinking saloons
In st. Louis II Is said, furnished with strawS
for sucking Juleps by one man, who sells them
for one and half or two dollars a Thousand I;
from two acres Of land on which he grows rye
annually, he sells about twenty-fouT hundred
dollars worth Of straws. They are packed aI,o
In barrels, containing about - 900 straws, and
mediate places, aud the demand Is still increas-
Ing.
III At a Virginia prayer-meeting, the choris-
ter being absent, the presiding elder, whose name
was Jeeter, called upon one Of the deacons, alter
reading the hymn, and said:
- "Brother Moon,
Will you raise tune 30
The deacon lifted up his voice, but instead of
singing, he inquired:
"Brother Jeeter.
Whats the metre, i'
Theirs being satisfactory answer Deacon Moon
pitched the tune.
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EVENING STAR.
MATILDA.


Lo! the Northern pale Auror.,-
Pale Aurora borealisi
FROM her Northern 10y palace:
Hnre As Heaven, and cold as duty,
wrapped around In frozs en- beauyi
on sit with artist pleasure.
heenest relish hey ond measure,
stoning BY the twilight mellow,
en- noon, or sunset yellow,
Sotest lights, that floating past her,
Linn ner cheek Of alabaster,
Ear beyond the ken OF mortal,
ntoogn the lattice wide. or portal,
Skyey lights Of back ground, cast her,
Like the work Of some old master,
purely carved, and peariy tinted,
tfaIest picture ever paIntodD
Forward to my eye of pleasure
ARTIST pleasure, eyOnd measure;
Msklng. by the Ilg hts that glide her.
Glorious picture Of Matilda.
Never rarsst marble wonder.
Art loved skies OF Florence under,
Never de Nj edlclan creature,
With her pallId, perfect feature
Never 81 Cecilra- never
PAINTED Nun, OF SeTaph. ever
Hdlsed In stone, or moonlight color
holfer prJhle-beauty fuller
IhaR that head like blOodless marble,
Mnere The ehlaI0souro garble
vi the skyey backgrounds, cast her,
IKE tne work OF some old master;
MAKING through the lIgh's ,h9r gIld her.
GLORIOUS picture Of Matilda,
No. the Northern pale Aurora,
Pale and pure, yet cold Aurora,
Norseman's Ice gIri wan Aurora-
When the dead and CHASTITY glancing
of the Ursa Minor, dancing
With the light Of her pale vision,
Traveleth up the polar regIOn-
Bears no spark IN her white FIRE,
Light Of moon Or star lamp by her,
Palcr, purer, colder, ohaster.
Than TINS gIrl of alsbaster;
SHINING through the lights that Gid her,
No Count Roberts brave BrenhIida,
But lovely maid Matilda
Pale Aurora BJrealIs,
From her Northern 10Y palacs-
Pure as Heaven, cold Nm duty,
Wrapped arOand in frozen beauty!
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL IN. T. White. Va; p.
F. fixper, y. Y; III. A. Littleton. Iowa: b
Hools-y. Iowa; b Lane, N. Y; T. J Western
taker, Va J. L. JoEes and lady. Tenn; Miss NJ
Kirk. do /; L ;. Agres and lady. do; w. J Webb,
do: E McGeaher, do K. T. Mott and lady,
Ala; "a: Dorsett, Md Mrs. Izhart, do Mrs,
Bornd, do; 7. MAXWELL, NY; w G. DeIaste-
nell, Md @. w. Hillery and lady, do; Miss
A: Hillsry, do DR.. Maccubbin, do; John Mac
No; l. Il Lumpkin and family, Va; Henry A
Iittleton, Iowa; ]. 7. Andres, va; G C. Moses
3 CT l.; c. Everett, Va; T Libby, N. Y !.
l.; n Lsamaa. o Miss N LanmsD, do; " v
q. Audenned. Va J. Recent. n Y; C. Morgan;
do; + p. Kershaw and lady, Va.
NATIONAL HOTEL Wright, Pa; G T
Smith, Nd; DaId-n and lady, Texas; Missa
n and Smith, Md: r Duncan, NYork; r Ives,
Mass; Warning, o . HOrsey, Md; Fraser,
Pa; Bryan Grimes, jr, Nc f Aston do; ID stone
Pa; Smith, Scotland; J ID Grinn-il, Canada; c
Murray, " NJ and w II Dudley, Ga; T B Nor
row, + Harrison. NYork; DIR J Johnston, Miss
Johnston, NJ ISIS Nichols, Nv; VIM Johnston and
lady, Ccpt Turpin, Ark; Ew West and lady ID
Murray and sister, III; Miss Lane, j Duvall
Md; w Ball, Mass; T Fl Underwood, Ill; WI
Rice, Pa; Heard, Va; C. Fowler, g Morgan, N
y; Conover, Pa.
KIRKwOOD HOUSE j Fl Clarke, DC; II
Halle, Ala; J X Hamilton, CSN; p Collins Pa;
w Mullins, o; " Fl Masse, Va, II Fitzhugh do;
DIR Blackburn and lady, Miss; DIR + Haw kin.
do Hesskill, Pa; Bishop, CT; T. Huestin,
Pa; Corbett, Canada; J Gsout. do; Bar
bour, Va; l. f SaSsge, NY; Edes, DC; 1. @
Everett, Va; f. A Mann, Miss; G w Lasceli NY;
j Bishop, CT ]. Disbrows, do; y Babcock,
do.
UNITED STATES HOTELS Marvin, III;
Johnton, do Tylor, do; NJ Cornell, Nd; )
w hit-low, do; d p PillsbuTv, Ky A B Skanuel,
La; 9 n Wiley, do; Faiherty, Ark; f. Run
der, do; DR. w n Henry and fomily, Ala; w
stevens, KY; J Hall. do; T q Mnny. I'll;
SPillmen, Va; Il Young, Md; w 3 Ringgold
Dc Sullivan, Pa.
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WHEN IN THE, COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN N TIL E COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, LADIES' and 6 entiemen lose ore of ther
greatest natural httreotOns-6 ine head of hair-it
becomes matter OF serious Importance, and the
question is hat shall We do to stop the halr from
P,y 70 this suefy re beg TO say. try DIX. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER ANDIMPROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair falling or BREAKING
remove dandruii, keep the scalp clean and white,
and ImPart freshness and vlgor 10 the hsir; and
although you may have been bald twenty ears the
Continued nse Of II two months will insure you a
uIurIant Lsad OF hsir. Call Snd geta bottle, and if
noi cd. after tte seso:d Application, return it
Ask for Dr. Hafsis' Hair Pro,netsr ana Improver.
sist, corner Main aud 9Th aud Main aud Wal rIs.,
anu N Washington city ny IL. ID. GILMAN, Drug
Sist, BroEns' Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and b.
Is. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa
avenue. AMI "
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Commissioner OF the General Land Ones


NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 10 the night of pre- emptlon
70 any oil the snds tin tie towns and rarIs al
townships ab we enumerated required l., tabiI sh
the same to the satisfaction of the register and
oever OF the proper laid office. and make payment
heteJ0rs as soon as practicable after Se,ing thI,
a0itre, and before the day appointed for the com
henceTnent OF the pubic sale OF the lands embrao-
Ing the tract GAINED otherwise such claim Al De
forfeited. THOS A. HENDnfCKS
Commissioner Of the eneral Land ONCE.
iy 24-lawi3W.
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hENYISTkY.
- DR.. STEPHEN BAIL7,
OYyIcI No. 1873 PENNSYLVANIA AvRNVY.
Tkfss doors ToSs l&tk Street., 10


D1. BAILY eees leave 70 INFORM the public that As
can be seen at al hours, at ms oics located above.
He feels assured that an perenoe of hesn years.
sarsty Of ent a he has Teae
mliy, Will enable him to surino1nt any difficulty,
own conf the op % s Of I @an, men
eminent n the profession, and especially Drs Harris
cad and :. and r. Psfm, has Led HIM tpnE since to dis.
oil Ensmsls, Gutta PercLa. India Rubber, and Co
Tests. and that Po1cssn mounted on God P. a
IL the only reliable substance thst be worn in the
mouth, az was n,ost cononsivsl, shown Ivy the last
American Dental Convention.
Although he tiatters hlmself from his long rssi-
i4d p1C1Ss in he
leave to refer them to the following
r,.,,p TESTIMONIALS:
Fr0n mo NE heotoI OF the Charoa Of EpipAA1ys
DR.. SrErHHN BALI: Dear Sir-I desire to express
M %
for me have been highly satisfaotory hope that yoa
Ds6iie that Jour iklll so well deserves.
wunip,,o,. A,,.a. ,ss Yours nv tPEsRYei .c,.
Prem one Of the oldes, firms IN Baltimore, Msssrs
a.vn. employ % G se1hsn Bs; Den
tist, Of Washington city, to execute for me i'm
my entire satisfaction, and In view Of the fact thai
one of the most distinG members Of the Dental
great pleasure to- express my entire confidence and
o. s s1o'faiixGRpsM ANN Bosss
kxsrsst from ssts receive from the lats Hss. Jshl
|... NJ. Clayton.
U. =. SzNArR, hsg. 10, leSe.
Yhs tseth ysu made for ms work admirably; moth.
W. ''''u % 0'' WY JOIN iNSpH ". CLAYTON
1s those sakt seek relief from the malades of tn.
tseth, can oheerfslly recommend DIR. 8. Bally Is
slpcrior Dentist; he msde set of porcelain teeth
for of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myso!f and the work IA; ~ 5Tood vel fer more thai
Of the Va. Cont. Of the NJ. Z. Ch.roh South.
Aprl Il. lsSs.
We, the undersigned. having lad occasion to svai
ourselves Of the profsss ona skill of Dr.. B. Baily,
surgeon DENTIST OF this city. having been pOgliX
ant OF his operations families OF friends take
pleasure In expressing admiration of his artistic
skill, as well a. Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most deloste and difficult
operations IN Dental Surg and peotfully re-
commend him to the confidence and patronage OF the
public. OF which We consider him eminently worthy.
THOMAS y. WALTnr, Architect U. y. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, ID, G,
g. BoHRRR, M. II. of g eorg etown, ID, G,
n. 3. LINCOLN, NJ. d., of Washing ton, ID. &.
Jos. II. BRADLEY, Of Washington, ID. ca
SIoRGE WALTON, Ex Governor of FlOridA.
WALTER LINOx, Ex Mayor of WashingtoIj
HENRY BALDWIN, U. =. Patent Once,
&C: WIsHY, Principal Rittenhosse Aosishy.
tsb9o II
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NorIcE OF rA rae fsoIssrpoxEMENr OF
TUE PUBLIC SALES IN MINNESOTA,
TON No. 66.
Notice is hersb. gwen that the public sales ofthe
vacant pubhc lands with n the late reserve Tor the
h,lfbreeds liked hoods Of the Dacotsh or Sioux
nation Of Indians. ordered by proclamation no OF,
date May "a, la3 To be held at the land ofoes at
Farrhsu!t and Henderson, 10 the stnte OF Minn-so-
ia on the of August and 9Th of Septemher xt,
Il further notice be gwen. u.~o.,,v
Ha-vtv coum'a II Tie 0spsfs land o6cs.
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Medicines.
"A YE Rs
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
FoR THE RAPID CURE OF
COLDS, COUGHS, ANI
-HOARSENESS.

Oh hAPlD SUHko
Ap'' As as. ssssHs: AND
nation OF civlize cd men. XYER'S CHERRY PFC.
TORAL has been found to Afford more relief and to
81
tied consumption have been cured BY 1t, and thous-
ands of sufferers " were deemed hey ond the reach
of human aid have been restored to their friends and
usefulness, to sound health and the enjoy ments of
life, by this aipowerfu antidote to diseases of the
LUNGS. The dry hacking the rsssY ever en- snd
the pale, thin features of him who was lately lusty
and strong. whisper to all but him CONSUMPTION.
his vitsls and shows its fatsl symptoms more and
RY, PECToRAL now; it has stopped his oourh;
his appetite returns and with It his strength fhe
Dart which piercs has side is broken Scarcely any
neig hborhood can be found which has not some Inv
which have won for the Cherry Pectora an i'm
pc lshable reDown. but Its usefulness does not end
here Nay, 1t accomplishes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which il
cures are the seed which would have ripened into
dreadful harvest OF Incurab e diseases. Influenza,
Group, Bronchltis, doarseness Pleurlsy. w hoop
ing Cough and ali irrItatons of the throat and lungs
are easily cured by the CT ERRY PFCrORALi If
taken in season. Every family should have it by
them. and they will find 10 invaluable prote ction
from the insIduous prowler which CARRIES of the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling lamb
from many home.
Authenticated evidence OF these facts. with dreo-
tlons for the treat hent Of each complain Tay be
found in Ayers AmerIcfn Almanac, of which we
publish three millions. AMI scatter them broadcast
may have fore them the inform tton 1t contains.
druggists and dealers m medicine generally have
them to, distribution gratis and also Tor sale these
and Analy Chemist, DWELL, Mass.
COOK, Aiexandris, and lv Gil dealers every where.
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Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
,. h. KENDALL, nj, ID.
SAM UEi MAY,
THOMAS G. AMORY.
PE 4 + & HARVEY,
THE GREAT HEALTH REsTORER

The Lie Of the FTsgh is IN fhe Blood"
When the blood becomes yItIatod impure, or too
weak, the fesh loses Its vitality, the skin becomes
yellow and palld: the Liver dlsordered, Dyspepsia
ness commences, and Life becomes burden.
HARpSHORNE'S HEALTH RE$TORER,
ON SARSAPARfLLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach aud Bowels,
Inpartng new vlgOr and tone to d constitution i'm
paired ny disease from any cause. Ii removes PIN
pies and all SKIN eTuptIons; arOuses the phys
powers OF both sexes. gives bloom to the pslhd
check. and makes one joyous aud happy. Though
taste. It is particularly adapted to Eems!e com
plants, which IN their very nature are exhausting
and debilItatIng. For DrOpsv, or dropSlcal swell
lngs. or ldney ard }la der affections acts like
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 81 cents
Sold by StOtt, hoPhersOn, Clarke, Waite, Kid
well Lawrence, Dr. Cniver. and Ford, Washing
ton CITY Clsceli Il kldwell, GsOs ge;Oyn.
MAJ
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
SIGN OF THE

SIGN OF THE "a e.,
tndSates where you may get LOOK ~ 6 .
6hASsES, n gilt or mahogany frames: POR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round oval
Sf square, Elf % Otherwise; or any other kind oil
nTk IN hts lIne Tbs largest lot of LOOKING
SLASS PLATES kegs constantly on hand, cnsap
TOT cash. JOHN WAGNER,
So6 Pa. avenue,
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SALES orpr-,fSo. sosI no

4
IA psfssanoe OF the PROVISION OF the Sd section OF
,,S hh act 70 authoflz-t tie Pr-s dent
tract Of 10 nj N To- S , 20 ne surveyed the
10 the half ITs n ar 81 M ,1 20 "soheihs
or S'oux nal ION ~ I,J,s,s a., rs - sHs Dac"ian
snnro~aa Iny ~ iess =, 3; S.I 10. htp',s-s
public sales will 6e held A. mad kp,xSr ~ ~, '1
i,oe OF pos lpOnement dated FebrnaTI g1 Ia.s g, ~
sots M - a - -. ~ me Ia .i MlhLe-
kttnsIs1f ofI'ea ., ~. i.eI ussis nated Ia VT;
tho s,xtb 10, ~ sn.,t Sueason, cohhieLoiig 90
ths ,,..a, - g, mex I"t tte uisPosA II
I'M a,nf ~ ,,'us sitIae d Mnhin t"- 10 how
lac $1,000 g. "a, 80. - Tow hps ~ Tie
- TOT cue bhll breeds or mixed hoods If
t'e h-oo'a" ei SiouA nation OF lnjlhns,v,2:
No'h 81 rae base lane and tcsSt Of tks fftA ryf.-
cipal on. Fldtan
/ The uplocsted traets an f,.c.,o,..i -. -
hundr ed and eleven "a rsns, FEN 'o' "H"p o"o
| The unlocstrd tTr,.s ,n fsacI..a,,.l ,.,.,. -
hundred ard eleven, of ran.e eiey ea "sI'f Ons
The Unlooaf 81 tTarts IN s,,,,'Si :, - -
hundred and eleven and noe bn,raa W 49,, - "he ~
range twelve ~ ~ ""o ~ VI
4 The unloostel txas,s n, ,or-,.t;- - -, -,
and snJ ,,sa o. y, roSnshlp one hundred
teen. "U oHe cd Ahu thirteen' OF range thhr-
The uplocs,e1 ,rac,s IA, ,,,.. - - -, -,
eleven, ard that part oftownshp on bnnJ,e5 ar
twelve aid fTaottonai tos,ns,,n 80, aJ
thTtssn within tIs 49,. s, oi.e htHuIsu shg
range 'oar.esna ''o 'oO'e mentioned reserve OF
bune an%sed tracts ~ thst part Of towns APPS one
within the sboye ms atI Oi aenared srd tSsye'
team ANi'Oi'eu reserve Ol range III
he thrtieth day Of August next for the disposal
OF lh public lands situated within the flOwias-
named townships and fractional townships IN The
ate resel ye Tor the half breeds NAKED hoOds OF
RoTls q sks tGss Iin, and resi- Of tAs f.k pr,,,
Gina! tas,,diaa
The unlocated tracts an that mart Of Crsc,,or,l
townshI q one hu,,dr, A a nj -,
mentioned reserve of r.nSe a. re -'" TIT ~"'s
The unogsted tracts in that par, Of townships on.
fra ctionaI I"wnshp one b1ndTsd nSJ az, az" nln~ sss
above mentioned reserve of range ten N''"h '"'