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FERGUSON ct al. as. BARRnLI. etGL
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY, April 18th, lS59ordered, that the sale made
reported by T. rsy Henderson, Trustee sale of the
real estate in said proceedings mentioned he ratified and con-
hrmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown
before the 2st day Of May provided copy OF this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed i'll Baltimore
once in each of three successive weeks before the said
day of May next
The Report states the amount Of sales to he $500
WIN. II. II. TURNER, Crk.
True copy-Test-WM. H. H. TURNER,
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In The CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY, 9TH May, 1889 Ordered that the sale of the
mortgaged estate ofSeh Reed, and reported by
NJ Heighe T. Parkn Scott and Thomas W Hall, Jr Trus
tees be ratified and confirmed made reported unless
cause to the contrary he shown the 4th ay of
June next provided Of this order be inserted once
Week for three successive weeks before that day in some
daIiy newspaper printed and published in this CITY,
The Report states the amount sales to be So ass
W. II. Fl. TURNER, Clerk
True copy-test-W. II. II. TURNER,
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La e; - - FOR THE

FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 20 and 45 A. NJ and and sop
On Sundays at 10 NJ only Leaves Washington for
6atnore at 20 and $50 A NJ, and 300 and SIS P M On
sundays at 300 p NJ only. The second and fourth traina
only from Baltimore stop way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect with
trains on the Annapolis Road ~ WIZ
For tickets of every kind information, &c apply to
ENGLAND, Agent at the Ticket Office, Camden station
W. P. SMITH,
NJ CorD Master of Transportation.
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Mtrtban0iw.

Q00 BASKETS GENUINE HEIDSIECK
cCOChampage, in bond and in store for sale at New
York prices by WIN. GRANGE d Co, No 8 Exchange
! laee- mh5-f
S00 BOXES AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS
SOOfer sale low by manufacturers agent WILLIAM H
BOLTON, 81 W Pratt street. ap29tf
| 000 CHESTNUT POSTS.-Landng and for
isOOO sale Enquire at GELSTON'S Office No
South Charles or at planning MILL, corner Fleet and
He stteets. mhllu
. 000 CHOICE SUGAR CURED FAMILY
%.OOO Hams, canvassed; 500 do do do pIain
furnished in sizes to suit the trade POO boxes
ed to give unqualified satisfaction just received and for sale
ny b. l. ELDER, l2OS. Eutaw street. opposite B 4 o RR
Depot. anotf tn
, 000 LBS. PATENT AXLE CREASE
c.OOOA superior article, sale low by manufactu
rers agent WIN II, BOLTON, 81 W Pratt street ap2Stf
< 000 lbs. PEELED PEACHES; Is bushels
c.OOODried Apples. URT KILBURN, As South st ais
IN 000 LBS. WESTERN BUTTER in KEGS
U - ~ and half bbls just for sale by B.
nor l-' .. huta" street Opposite b. X D. r. r. De
Pot.l m6-tf
IN 000 DOMESTIC, OPERA, REGALIA,
lO.OOOand LONDRES CIGARS, for sale cheap for
cash. by THOS N WEBB, s. E. Of Garden and Mad-
SUI stIeels. jal3-tf
On 000 LBS. PURE WHITE LEAD AND
OsOOO Snow White Zinc for sale low by manufac
turers agent WIN III BOLTON, 81 W. Pratt street ap22tf
100 000 FEET GAS and WATER PIPE;
mOO.OOOaso Galvanized Iron Pipe, for sale by
DttAN x j EN kINS, 30 S. Charles street fe93-tf
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IN THE NATTER OF THE INs0LVENT ESTATE OF
- - T. W. CARROLL.
THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Ordered this 10th day Of April 1889 that the report filed
tins day by A Preston the Trustee in the case be
finally ratified and confirmed, unless the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 10th day of May 1850
provided copy of this order be inserted twice week for
three successive weeks prior to the said day of May
timore W L. MARSTIAiJ
True copy-Test-WILLIAM J. HAMILL,
ap2l 2aw3w CIerk
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M(ftaIs. AarNtuark. &f.

NJ EW d w A RE AND HOUSE
~ FURNISHING STORE
- ANDREW REUTER- 4 SONS,
No. sc w. BALTIMORE STREET
between Frederick and GAY SITS
Stock consists of mplee assortment of fine IVORY
KNIVES and FORKS, POCKET CUTLERY of the hest ma
kers RALORS and SCISSORS of all descriptions Tailors
TerSeTewS a a Champagne han NigPers Plated and BR
Casters Coffee urns, Lamps and Candesticks Also fine
stock Of PlANlSHED TIN WARE, the celebrated OLD
ers9ns Ice Cream and Jelly MQULDS, Fancy Japanned
many other articles too mention Also gene
Tools, GUNS, &c ''
The prices and quality of Goods will be found equal any
IN te CITY, and the patronage of the public respectfully
L L.
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lven under our hands this 9Th day of May, 1859.
JOSEPH WILKINS,
ANN CLEVES WlIKIN


m6-law4wN Administrators
GE0RGIANA SLEEPER rs JOHN C. SLEEPER.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT FOR BALTIMORE
LEFTY, SITTING IN EQUITY, pril 20, IS59-Ordered,
that the sale made and reported by r. r. Sprague Chas
H. Pitts Trustees for the sale of the property tt proceed
ings mentioned he ratified and confirmed unless cause to
the contrary thereof be Shewn before the fourteenth
day of May copy of this order be inserted
in printed in Baltimore each of three
successive weeks before the said 18th day of May next
The report states the amount of sales TO be 81 go
GEO. f. SANGST0N.
True copy-test-GEO. SANGSTON,
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: PHILADELPHIA,
STEAMBOATS,.

.,sIh FOR THE SOUTH
rAaiaaz.z.-s-4s DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
PHlA and BALTIMORE, via the
M, ,r stBA Y LINE,''
TO NORFOLK. WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON ,
CHARLEST0N,, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA, MONT.
GOMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS
Spring ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except Sandays,) via
BAY Line SEA-BOARD d ROANOKE RAILROAD
ms TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller is subaot
TO NO NIGHT TRAVEL OH the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON, n C.
-. ~ THROUGH TICKETS
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geqal M0titts.

TTNHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court
more city, i'll Maryland letters of administration the
tate Of Mrs ELIZABETH PLEASANTS, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof t.
the subscribers before the 10th day of November
1882 they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benett OF the said estate All indebted TO said
tate are hereby requested to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 9Th div of May. $50
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GREAT INDIAN BATTLE.

OrrIcIAL REroRr OF THE BArrLE BETWEEN MAJOR
VAN DoRNs COMMAND AND THE CoMANcng In
DAMS.
IlEApouARrERs WICHITA EXPEDITION,
Camp Small Creek about
10 miles south of Old Fort
Atkinson, May l3,
CAPTAIN II have the honor to report that after
a march vi over two hundred miles, | have Just
come up and had an engagement with party Of
about w Or lOO Comanche Indians, and that
have succeeded in killing, wounding, nnd captur.
ing nearly the whole number. For,y-nine are dead
on tho field, $50, including one killed few days
previously 5 are wounded, and Sc are prisoners
ofmy guard.
More than hundred animals are captured, and
the whole camp is destroyed. The fight was quite
sharp and bloody one. and took place on foot in
n thick jungle or brush covered ravinc. Eight Co.
manche women were unavodably and uninten-
tiopally killed.
have with great regret to report that Lieut.
fnzhugh Lee. Acting Adutmt, was dangerously
and Captain Il. X. Smith quito severely wound
ed.
Private Willis Burrows. Company q. I'd Caval-
ry. killed. and thirteen severely wounded.
Two friendly Indians were also slightly woun-
ded.
am No crippled by my wounded and prisoners
that shall he compelled to return at once to Camp
Rnezlmintk
Cp,n my arrival shall haston to make a full
report of my operations since the date of nv last
report; and shall take occasion to do Justice to
the officers and mon who have bv their gallantry
mud good conduct, added another wreath to the
nures of their regiment
am Captain very respectfully
Your obcdient servant
tSgned.) EARL VAN DORM.
Brevet Major, Capt. I'd Cavalry.
To Capt. john WiTnERs,
Asst Adjt. Cen. San Antonio, Texas
i. ). This band Of Comanches is q part Of the
same with whom we had the affair in October, at
Burial, Humps
(Ohcial) JOIN B. Hon.
Liout. % Cavalry Post Ait
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AI1RvAL OF THE AR40o.
IN DAYS LATER. PROM EtaopE.

~ - June s.-ThA sesoesf 4ago from
I'M fisa dates 10 The III uf- days later
80 Aavsess per stsansr 9s9 u ~ sshington,
ha. ssssvsa here.
ALEXANDRIA, May @.-Ihe Emperor Napo-
leon ana all the troops are 10 perfect health
Inc harvest mas begun ana the army 10 album
danuy sopp"ed. Inc soldiers al srs IN h'gh
spins' az
zen. oanossoi eneren Como am'ast zoe ringing
Of bells ana general illumination - 1ight
Al the sesemers on Lake oomo are IN me pos
session OF dofobotda ana the Austfa0e are IN rap
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Public. Sale Of the Allegheny Springs.
IN TIE COUNTY OF MlSNrG0 n 4 II u.

IN pursnanco Of the provisns deed Of
~ me on the 10Th day Of April 1857 bv DR. Ned Bridges
Aud WIFI and Of record In the Clerks Offices
Montgomery AID FRANKLIN made the Hol,
he former pr pric'rs the payment Of The purchase
Tor IN. Al'eghany springs property will Trustee said
Deco her sale at public auction, In front of the Aegha
ny springs Hotel FRIDAY the 2ih day Of JUNE 1859
hir n.t Then on the fair day, except Sunday
M"ndsy THREE uNDIvIDED FOURTHS OF all that well
known property Ia tho couny II known the
ALlkdHhNf SPRINGS PROPERTY" which consists sides
the Springs proper TRACT OF LAND suppos TO con.
tain about no Acres of the Hotel Cabins Bath House AID
other improvements the sand and o. the
htd and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Tools Stock
used aud employed the said land belonging
TO tho sail springs establishment Til, improvements
the most substantial kind and sufficient eonfoa.
BILE HUNDRED VISITORS These Springs
haya fo sevosa past reg ,rcd the best
oeng justly celebrated for Its great Medicinal TTu
nsy nave, ID past years been extensively paronx and
nch their ealebriiy only State but
me soatn mat fnrthcr description deemed cssary
rosseson VIII be given upon the Of the sail.
40 that the purchaser will ample time 10 mike arrange
nents for tie ensuing Spring season
am authorized by Mr. b W. L Holt IN. o,,, - os an.
ohr ionrh OF tbs pnperty to say that the at
tho sale advertised no can Al his nnon
the most Reasonable terms -f
To meet the requirements the deed of trnst rash
ment VIII be reqhir d. which will %, 0o0
Inc deferred pay mens In further tho will
oc to be made the first January 1860 ana
1901 unless otherwise agreed between parcs IN
JNo D L. GOGGfN. Trustee
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sane. ia the IA.,( s-seav. ". cannot s>ppei'
sssiossly avoy cosviesioa that Old Back q
/ 9A@1f x<A~x ~ ~ qsSaiabi Y -
bAsfnin b. pds ~ lhe ssjsss b
~ A NJ al Do = sr,.ss& thS hws
dths Ind. = osraial{ asV csrious way @ad.
miaistsrisg them. $A
Bet Ne shall not be captions. We salute you.
nNsnmAnss.. end In The s.sbssssh We bid You
Farewell. Doctori'
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IDUnhHC SALE OF LOTS In bcdieucc IN
decree Of the Comfy Court Of pbell rcalcrod ON
he sh day OF May 1850 In the snt Of Nns va
Strange &c, shall therein named In f,o,,
OF me MARKET House on Tho 2oh dry Of JUNE 1859 a,
GROUND belonging the Robert Strange decd
w.
One half Acre of ground between Canal and jaime.
known Rock H0use N'
a.o Lot No 2i9 s2l fc at the Junction h Street md
WIN Aey of said Street and Nor'h II said AIicy
ana as" one and half acres Of Ian I.yrhbure
Campbell Courthouse Turnpike, residence of @
W. King ~ ' VI "
ne title to the above property IL becv
able but acting shall convey s,rb ~ il con
terreL by the decree aforesaid.
The sale will be- n enough 10 dcfrav
The cxpensrS Of the sale. and IL montba for
equal isalnenis Of the balance purchase nry the
purchaser giving negotiable" ties snd
The little OF the properly retained until purchase moneyl
pail LANES n N0wiJN -"
may l7-i3,aw tatunc. Commissioner
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Death Of the Ban Jellachich.

While kossuth is directing publ, oninion in
EncInnl his old enemy. the Ban Jellocbich d;cI
mt Ac.,n in Cr,,ti, .l,,ut thu oD,b ~ Ma,
At the nyc of nine ,Jallnch;ch vns nre .ent,d 70
the Emueror Francis VIII, nlaced him in tho Nil
i,arv Asnd.mv Of the rherrscnm A, rho o,,o ~
eighteen .Jeltn,hcL .,,ered tho Austrian c.yalrv
with tho rank of sub.lientcnnn,. in ls9i n,ar"had
ia l,ulv. remained there fnnr years re,nrnsa ~
Croatia and was fur some time encorsd in tho
ll,,dv warfare I'M rho p,s,;,n r., 49,
In isYT he ,,as made :, n,.;,r in r.,a,l. l..
,e.,,s ,.,;.a,t. i'm IsIo ,ros nr,,nn,ad 49, ,1,
npI,,v .nJ s,,nred a, tho ho,,Io ~ pn.,;.i rh..
Cru,s is,enrJ with rs.J;noss r, h;s serv nrro.is
in onuoa;,on d, the HUNGARIAN son,;msni NJ
i'm, mon ,la;r ,n,;,n.I rre;nd;oos DO s,,,.aa,,al
- ,,..,i;.,'. ,h"n, o., s,pp 49,. .,,u ~" V.
n, d..l,roths;r ro.d;ne.s :, Jara,d ~. ;,,,a'.",.
of tho Emnire in tho t,onhtcs wh.i, sara ia,
Lc,;nr;nr, 10 or;so .,d ,n ,L;s ~, ,,,.s 80,
,he nroySr that J.ii.ch;.h ,n;,b, La ".,,Jl',n,sJ
,hc,r r., "'iNN
Th. n,o,.r of tim cr,,,s ,.,s ,..,,o,. LII.
cb;,.h ,p,nrnsa ~ rho Su,h ~ Re- 's 49, gu" '
E;nmt'n,. D.. Un,n.;,iau ELL ~ A. .ao "'o1
.f,,,,',a.. 81, 81 a., H. n .' w. anu
din nnJ rarIs,.d, districts H. ;ntms o a. ;n
-, = -, "
-, W." &c 80 ~ 'n' ''''''""s
- - =. '.' ". a: '"o "s"'''"s
49, -, ia,.ah;,h "a III. g.. ny " n
~ -. - = -. ~, '" Vi
hungary was l'c"n ''a' uay nAeu; rue Dan,
s"se, ''.' ou -. "piIa,eu "s ''e 'e"ucr o'
-. 81 u "pi H., i '''tos. ne
h,,'ls If Vnno:s md was f,rrot :, r",ro. ~ tue
r, u, ".nA. "''a az '''a w re'rea''
van as,s s ,sS ,bs n s !" 'ne 'sts'Gn OF
erasr' the aaled armies then re-en'ered Hun,
xary. ana peean .ne war, wn''h was continued
,hn ;n,", ,m" ,sa Ii".s;an anu '. . WIN
IN" ihteiVeh'ioh ot t"e buss'ahs. AT the termi'
nation Of the war; however the Greats made the
' ,nu' w"'I n ."s .iungaf,ans n"n peen
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sALEs BIZ AUCTION.
FUrgRk DAYs

DEAL ksTASD ~ LSNCHBG RGs FOR
~ sAtE-a punesasse wish deed Of trust, to-
se aud-rsiyncd Trusyess q tho Franklin Baing Fund As
secisfin sarsh Bles aad Uavhi H. siari-, Trrs cos
on the ah q oesebe, jd6. And obedience Of
the board 81 rertors II tho SAID Association will sell
Pahe .nesn on tho prcmiscr at ~ clock, NJ. gu SAT
URDAY fFES1N0. JUNE 1lth. THE House AND -
LII {. nov occupied by the laid O. sisgis situated
ON 9th Street Diasnoni NM. city
hear tho Lynrhbusg . canphel1 Cnrth Turnpike.
Terms ash CHAS N BLACKFoRD,
X j. DAVIS, ) Trus.ccs
juLe i-dtlljane. d. y. PAYNE,
POSTPONE ENT.-Thr absve .alc =, pe.s.
poned uuih SATURDAY EVENING the Isth Inst
,... ,..., ,.,... +: Trustees
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y. k.-We have bat Little eesaa~ser In the
timpe tongued aaaisments tbs propaiors advertised
medicines generally, but force op
ion. uniformly expressed by All who have used
Pam Killer that very valuable srticl~
wend be we'll for Householder Rave
Of rnses scals hnrns earrh1s dyseuery cholera fever
aiapteHo alleviate No article u
lhscnted on sintsra lie curative
cen oxfsrtenccd by many thosaBds every
OF the United States aud Csnada has every
part even tho most rensote al Tie world with
n he.ina Influences potent than those sIces
al Aaby the blessed" We by primo pal
dnges that they sell more this article
Than any or all "hers aud that constantly i
eressng.-Saicm Observer.
Tue stan linen the the Pain Killer Is easily
.iemoscd by washing 10 Alcohol.
Sold by all medicine dealers. t.
Sold by JOHN II sEAY, Lynchbnrr. june 72w.
Pref. w eod. Hair Rr~sss aiive.-Is eur Nd YER,
Using columns be fund this popuar
restorative We know noing L.. merits save what W
read but that sufficient particularly when
tmony 81 it, efficacy the following clip from the
Ottawa Free Tradsri
Having tried suscesstvely sandry highly recounme
hair toncs' half denu6ed ali
confidence In nosrums Of That uut week
distinguished politician Of his Sate whom seen
three years with thin hair and grey bu,
ioasng ~ hns head Of hair could wish. We de-
manded the secret Of his Improved when
~ accounted for Il by ascribg tn the
Woods Hair Restorative We shall Try that Rock Rio
1 Democrat
Sod by All good Druggists june 72w
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that city besisesd by.,he conservative. who would
probably pruve successful.
The brother IF ex President Zaolaes was march
ing OF he head n Thousand men skainst chi.
huahus. A pariyol Liberals had left kl Paso fdr
chihuahua. -
TIos. EDwARD STANLEY, formerly NJ. c. from
North Carolina. is Of the delegates chosen by
the California Diocesan Convention to the General
Episcopal Convention to 10 held in Richmond
Va, on the 9Th Of October next.
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T A II r. A II It's

with the Analysis Of the waters the celebrated
Spring In Germany. In most convenient and portable
daions Of the Medical Pro esson and Discerning Public
the MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEBLE
sal Inc Aper iemt
in and being entitled to speesl preference
liar articles both from lis and efficacy
1t may be used vim the best effect IN all
ohsaad Febtte Diseases Sh Hadaoh Loss of Appef H.
sPRINGs AND sIM " kW SEASONS
II l. particularly adapted 10 the Of Travellers by Sea
aud Land Residents in H." Climates Person, Of Sdcnary
Planfes viii hnd valuable addition Ia their Medicine Chust
with those who have used il. 1t has high favor and Ia
cd Indispensable.
IN Torpid State Of the Lrer renders great
storing healthy action
IN Goui and gives The Subtraction al.
LAYING all nA,mn"oty smptoms aud IN many effect
ually curing those afflicted
rs IF Grarci fndiscsoa Heartburn aud
nrenesProves 10 be Medirire Of the greatest utility.
eiday Of the Stomach aud the dsressin1 sickness
dnrias Pegnancyf Ids speedily aud with marked
under it's beautiful influence.
affords & greatest ref those effected ch su5sc
Pieshctin9 gently the bowels neairazng ali irritating
nccrens and thereby removing all nfamns Try enee
In fact 10 Invaluable all mhe gentle Apeien
PnrRatirs i required
1t is in the # Powder carefully put ny bottles
weep In climate and merely poured upon
1t TO produce delightful rfiervescent verage
Taken In the morpig never DteifcIcs with the
lions If tho day acting gently the restoring the iii
gcstive power exciting healthy and vigorous
stomach and creating elasticity Of mind and flow of
which give z.s TO enjoyment 1t also enables III" III
must oiherw c be dcbarred ad without winch life kso
and distressing
Numerous testimonials from prof sional other genie
OF the highest standing throughout the country
steadily inereasing popularity for series OF yeHs strongly
guarantee lis csry and valuable character and
TO the f'v"rahe notice ii an intelligent public
Prepared and Sold. " hoiesae and Retail by
JOHN a TAkkA!,T Il co. DRUG6Isfs
No 97e Greenw ich.st tot. vi Warren, y. y.
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SANFOkD'S LIVER INVIlORATpR,
CoMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
- 49, NEVER DEBILIrATES.
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
pURifIES THE BLOOD
TURTLES THE BLOOD.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS
CURES BILIOUS ATTACK
CURES CoSrIvENESS
Cures FEMAI.E COMPLAINTS
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES FEMALE COMPLAINTS
CURES DYSPEPSIA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s,s Nssssss: As..ss:ss As.sEs.s, Z m:sa".e
sperial Act Of Pes1lamsea
Capri Al. go. ......,.... es pss 90 90
Tbs Psiirscs ahis csapaay ars sf Only D.
laee Caphai Tat ais BY the auime persona respsusb
ty Of nearly 90 sharsho elders
kzaa# A ALEXANDER
June ABLY. Agent In Lyurbburs Va
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zee advertisement In another column. may lGd2m
uo'is WAYS Pit. oad Oinsnsent have been
oaiy ronh"rfced and ms protection o the aud
IN" public generally they requested observe
marx Holloway New York aud London" which in
every eai Of the book If pcct
Sold at III" manutaeory No 20 Maiden Iano. New York
by AL Druggists al sc, 6ir aud ri per box pr pot.
June div
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Grover 4 Bnker's cetr brsird Family sewumg
Machines 49J Broadway New York and Isl Binr, Street.
i;gtimore.-A NEW Sly LIZ -l'RItE SU-- FEMME IS s.
IN IRA This machine II released
from the store requiring dug tbr ri IL Hens.
Fr iathcis Sit, he's IN style. II is
by its operation, tho h,ii
tie, CURED by other iac,nrs II vii d,
Vs,ra sowing than II wa
u h0Hr Soni l., - circular.
may dts. J 4. DAVIS \ CD Agents. Iyi,eh,urg
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Z ~. Fine ChrOnOmoter watches. N
WITH DIAMOND HANDS, tor tale teassA able prcss
wa tmay 23d,s J. WILLIAMS 4 SONs
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GUANO--Jss reccived, lot Ne. /. Peruvt. A.
I" 0uAN0, In fine order, for ale by
= Mssv al lfasE frs- 1-.N ~ JAMES BOYD a 10
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y
~ inform those Of who's it III
JULY, that having 10 sacatc my Ia Juy August
inh-' fr their accounts fAill Is
which hope will be convenient aUi ali such Will oal
June lldis. l.. SEABt'1I.
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WASHINGTON, April 2s.-This afternoon. Sc
nor Mata was formally preseIted to tbs PreSi-
dent, by Sec'y CaSs In delivering the letter
which accompanied him as the Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Plenipotentary from the
Mexican Republic, to the L. s. government, he
conveyed 90 the President at the same time. the
sentiments OF friendship and high regard which
the constitutional government, well as the
people Of Mexico, entertain for the citizens Os
this great republic. Senior .Nlala, continuing,
said: The first, and certainly the most crafty
ing ofmy duties, IS the act Of presenting myself
TO your Excellency in my official capacity, aud
TO assure you of the desire with which | shall
endeaVor to draw into close unity the relations
Of Your Excellencies Government and thpSe OF
tie Government Of my own country The de-
sire by which am actuatcd Of contributing TO
the extent Of my ability to the Development of
the interests of both countries, as also by the
hope which | cherish that the two republics,
already united by common principles and like
interests, will become daily so, until they
shall have held up to the world the glorious
evidence of two nations connected by bonds Of
perfect brotherhood. It's gratifying TO ne, Mr..
President, to have il in my power TO be able to
present to your Excellcncy On this occasion the
well deserved tribute of my profound respect
for your person; Ia give expression to fcrveut
wishes which | entertain for the advancing
march Of the people Of the United States under
your Exceencies wise administration in the
pathways oi lreeuOui, clNlIlLaton anu progress
in which they have nobly entered.
The President, in the course Of his reply,
said that the government Of the q. S, had al
ways regarded with the deepest concern, the
events Transporting in the sister republic; and
this desire had Away been TO establish such re-
lations would enable the two countries 10
1--we on terms Of peace. In recognizing the
constitutional government, we had followed the
course heretofore pursued and this was dOneas
soon as it was aScertained that the government
was capable Of maintaining its authority, and
was sustained by the people. The interview
is represented as of being OF highly gratifying
character.