davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-01-21

10 tie above Us follows:
NEW Eoar. April Isl, 1851
D. LzAvl.7. EsQ-Dear Sir:-ia renlV n
your note Of to dsy, asklsK ny opinion ss tn
Wit would te reasonable compensation for
Your services in efeclirg the loan Of Il, COO 00o
ior the completion Of The Illinois and M,chipan
Canal, under tue circumstances states. wnnId
state thaf It is difficult tor me to Ii in nv own
mind what should be paid for such 4 service rem.
'dsred ~ such time. and when the objects r..
cured by eucce*s were 50 inaportaus to the State
Ahd the indtTid 1ai creditors, and which osj.cts
hare been realized in so gratifying matner
4 tn} }'comhe}c1sl commission would certainly
b. moderate compensation, placing that at 2E
per cent upon tns amount of the loan and INC
IN nj opiolpu. j. ths jesst sum that should BE-
J; Very respectfully. de.F as, your ob'dt serv't
it,, caaHfxs Bu7LEs-
;; MT Palmer, President 'of"s heading Bank in
Asv {ofk, aays:..
Nkx Yosx. April Sd lskA :
! isgrde:whh Chsrles Ba,krI Ffq in The opin.
lou that Mr. LeaTtt il fully entitled to the com
m!ssion named by Mr.. 'Butler. s.z: two and a
hslf f'sr cens' oa ths amoun, Of tho loaa., ~. ::
- ''"' =" ~ -. louK J. PAtkx4,
: IfHk't Httchant'h Rnnr
, 1859-01-21
". L, GuaSkE.

NEW iohE april is. 1eJi
DAVID LgAyl4r, ESQ -Dear Sir: As the firm
Of Wlaslo# Perkins we're perhaps among the
most urgent Of the parties interested in your
last visit to Europe, on the business Of procur-
ing the funds for the completion of the illinois
and Michigan Canal, there msy be propriety
ia my stating that considered at the ;ime that
you we're making large sacrifices Of your per.
sonal comfort and - placing yourself in
reference to gour business at homs; aud re-
member that ct the time you consented to 80,
remarked that would noI undertake the voyage
Ct thut season Of the year Tor less than S2o,0uo.
The fact that you made two vogages and epent
much time in the negotiation, and that your
succeas was IN BONE measure due to your per-
son.l position aud character, render it seAsoa-
ab!e thai you should receive commission of ut
least p per cent. on the amount negotiated
Double that sum would not be large, when it il
considered that live per cent. is the uaual COM
mission paid for negotiating railroad securities.
I am truly yours, J. A. PERKINS.
, 1859-01-21
$4,000 Bundles Wire Fencing.

Re nc pFtp7Jkd q E53Fs tthF4- TNN Ut1ie9 1t C13s
qu.itY
ANNEALED FENCE WIRE. NOS and 9,
In quentt Of cot less than ton deliverable a.
Warehouse any time previous 10 the {st car O. June
ne1t Five per eent cash be pai Eaea the contract
is made. bAl4ne. d:vt !. Pu:ch2se. Invited u
corr syanu With u At once
''- .TH.A. s. ulCKERsnS. 1, Wah ssh avenue.
fasl c.l IkAlul UE1cha lion HuIj:aY. Oh cAxo
, 1859-01-21

With this mass Of testimony before him, os
to nsa2es Of dnanciera in negotiations, Gov.
Matteson did not hesitate what to do. His own
appealed to-; be was member Of the Senate
when the Canal Loan was made, and Was init
mate!y acquainted with the circumstances at
tending it and the nature of the service render
ed lie wrote as follows:
, 1859-01-21

IN 1850, Ohio had not over one hundred miles
OF railroad IN active operation the pa1t then
completed being portion Of the Cincinnati and
c!eVe1a1d Line. In 1859, there we're LISA miles
CO completed. and in 1858, there were o.8al miles.
tne value Of land, at these several periods,
we're as fpllnHs viz:
, 1859-01-21

A% ~So1n ANAGs4NAEA9.
Fro" Rrr. Henry ITsrd Btte5er, ras sss astI Ia
iroeast 4fre yrar4--f have never changed my
tnIH1 respetnu. them from the tst. sSccrt think
yet better Of that winch be gan in thinking we'll uE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

CTrY oY NEw-YoRs-DEPARTsssr OF FlNANeE,
BrRHaU ARREARS, August II, 1889
CORPORATION N0TICE.--Sale of property
y for snpAid TAKE. and regslar Rents of CrotoH Wer
Puhe notice hereby given that sale OF property Tor the
irsPsiD TaXES on REAL ESTATE for the years 1889
sss and is4 and the unpaid regular RENis Of Croson
t.r Tor ih. yesrs commencing Msy 1882 and ending
Anil 90 1888 also commencing May l. 1888 and ending April
0 1854 respectively added to the tsx Of 1854 n1he Nineteenth
Twenty. second and Twelfth Wsrd win ske place at public
suction At the City Hall in the City Of Ne~-Yo'k on
MONDAY the 18th day Of November next at u O'Clock at
room of ha. day and be continued from day to day unt the
whole he be sold and that the detailed statement Of the taxes
and regular unpad and the property be sold published
In The New Commercial Advertiser, daily newspaper
printed and published IN the City q New-York
JOSEPH C. PlSJKSEf, Clerk OF Arresrs
EB-For the other wards, reference may be had 20 The
Evening Post anil ls~s"Ih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

DESIGNS FOR THE NEW PLYMOUTH
IL CHURCH-The Trustees Of Plymouth Church having OF
rrd premiums for be best designs Of new Church dhc.
announce 70 architects concerned ard to the public the o
low Ing decision: - . -. :,
N. plans Of Mr. CHARLES DUGGIS Of New-York have
been selected for the kufdings -
The SECOND premium Of 500 has been awarded to Mr. j.
r. HAMILTON Se~-Y0rk . ,.,,D
3 The third premium, Of $50, TO Msssrs sAELZER a
WALK Sew-York - ...,
BIooblyn ". Y. - -,
The tees express their high appreciation OF tho
k fidelity Of the Architects competing and their
on The rreat merit OF al the dsigns submitted.
The admirable designs CT Richard VI. Hunt and j. Wrey
Mould failed Of consideration cny from the great increase Of
b.r above the mentioned In the state
m-utu Of the Trustees. -,
All the plans submitted 20 the Trustees exhibition
At The paror Plymouth Church, entrance Cranberry ST.
nr.dsy Wednesdsy. and Thursday and Thurscsy
ines Nov sth 9th and l0h). Admission free.
The designs included in The prenut win be returned
n hs authors upon their proper order made to the Secretary Of
tbe Beard Mr. II. 5. WELD, No Wowst Brooklyn after
Tbr-sday JAMES FREELAND,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
p,o.Ifyn Nov. = 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

COTTON BATTING.
" Merchants will please make for HARRINGTON
PREMIUM MAMMOTH BATTING the largest and best Bat
ting market manufactured Ut No 44s Wsier to any SIZE
and weight that may be ordered II Il sold by h pound and
warranted 10 entire satisfaction sae CARPET LIN
ING, MILLISET WADDISG, and COMFORTER FILLING,
for phosere constantly hand Merchants viii please cli
and leave thrir orders 1t the salesrooms Of the
NEW-YORK CARPET LINING COMPANY,
j. r. HARRINGTON, Agent,
No. 81 Warrcn-st., corner College place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

DOCKLAND COUNTY and NEW-JERSEY
IL MILK ASSOCIATION
Cfce No l4S East 0th., between broadway and @thaV
MORSISG's MILK ia received 10 O'Clock Our pat
rom. .r respectfully requested TO call in and pat up Ia M
nnre date Ia small cana, for ths smseves - ....,... NJ,
3 "a CANfIELD Grn1 Ay't. THOs. W. DEMAREsT, P'.
yI7AXES PAID on NONRESIDENT LANDS
Il In any Of the States or Territories, by cum,
CLARK 4 FAULKSER, No. l6 Wal'-t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

TTHE NEW-YGRK OBSERVER,
Il OfTHIS DAY, Nov. 10, 1859,
With complete digest OF the -
NEWS, RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR,
Contsins:
A SERMON BY REV. DR. POTTS
on the late James w Alexander ID. ID.
THE GREAT AWAKENING IN NORWAY AND
SWEDEN.
BY THK REV. n. BAIao;
THE REVIV A L n l.
by the Iriah Correspondent Of The
NEW-YORK OBSERVER.
WHAT MAKES PROSPEROUS CHURCH,
BY THE REV sUHKAY tklrwsnE
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN AUSTRIA
by the French Correspondent OF The
NEW-YORK OBSERVER
ITALY AND THE EUROPEAN POWERS.
by Correspondent Of THE NEW-YORk OBSERVER On
the Continent.
THE DAILY PRAYERMEETISG IN FULToN-ST.;
A Sarrstive Of
THE STATE OF RELIGION IN AND AROUND
SEW.YORK.
THE ISFIDEL'S SUNDAY
With notices OF q. w. Curtis Joseph Barker Catherine
OUGHT JOHN BROWN AND HIS AIDS TO BE HUNG,
Toeehsr with Agricultural Commercial Scientific and Mis-
ceIaneous reading FIFTY SIX COLUMNS double sheet
complete papers in the largest IN the world
National Christian and Conservative.
Now ready. Single bers cents each. Ore year. >2 -
IN advances 50 delivered by carrier.
SIDNEY T. MORSE, JE., Co,
No. o. Pzra.Tow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
90 Uhom il Alap Concern.

NITY of RK-DEPARTMENT of FL
~ EANCE-BrRKAu oy THE RECEIVES OF TArEs-oY
Ylcg or rny Txxxs New Court House no 9
Observation-Disclosures Nov. 3, i95s-TO TAx-PAfEks
Notse l. hereby gyen that per win be added the
I OF December remaining unpaid Also that
cent win added the 18th day of December To avoid de
tenion crowd payers requested to call early this
month. Office hours from q m TO y.
JAMES KELLY, Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
Gne ARTS.

LINE ARTS.
TRlDAET DOrTl. Importers and Dealers In
ANCIENT ard MODERN ESGRAFlNOS,
No. 4Ss Broadway, First Floor,
have just received ,,,
rrr assortment Of elssc and line Engraving and nh
Ftrhirrs by most old Mo,sh-n
Iouzhi Tcsch Audsrou Willie. Woolett, Strange, halsf
BerSie De.noyers Du.r BeEhem, ke Among them "l 70
found the following beautiful PrIts:
Guido, Aurors-" engraved BY T. AorThen
Raphael " Madonna St sisto," engraved ~ aanef-
Raphael, "Tran-ssurstiOn," engraved ny X ao's,en-
Ruben. Descent from the cro-s.' eng yrayed 9y
L. Ia ylnd Last Sspper." engraved By X Aorsnen
And many sther..
ConDoisseur. respectfully invited 10 can ana eAANAhe
'N'"' "-ie TRIDANT DOTTL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
vT,HE PHYSIOLOGY OF COMMON LIFE
Il d. APPLETON & Co., Nos 3+6 and 3s9 Broadway.
JUsr Published:
PHYSIOLOGY OF PT COMMON LIFE,
By
GEORGE Henry LEWES,
Author OF Seaside Studies" " Life Of Goethe" etc
Illustrated with Cuts
Vol H. cloth. 81.

own N No edge can appealed by the
incidents Of every day the knowledge Of the processes b
which when d;sobeyed bring years OF sa
ripg decline powers decay Sanitary reornef-
presoh in vain because they preach 70 pubic ~he cor o
the laws Of sws rigorous as those Of raya-
motion. Even the sad experience Of others yield ns no
lessons unless understand the przepies involved one
suffer from yitated another 70 endure
without apparent hsBn third concludes that IT Is all
and TO that chance Had he understood the
principle involved he would not have been LETT 70 chsnces
br sson in would have been shpvrecked
There daily increasing desire Tor scieDhc khowede-
Science passes from it, the public
physiological laws the majority cannot overcome the5 MN
chile repuson from urtomica details rany % 4;
the Author proposed Work that clear aod
accurate conception the chief pr geological laws sufficient
upon and illustrated by memorable sct-
toiih0Ht appealing anatomed kHoredgs VIII oe ~,
object 10 rather than % teach science and
these principles will illustrated by the most striking Jdets
hitherto aseItaned Assuming the position OF lecturer ad
dressing miscellaneous sndenee he viii imagine that beside
The Medical Student there s Aan-besde the
Man sits tho Mother Of Fmiy and be VIII endeavor
ineligible and Interesting TO all while producing tnc te
discoveries Of European investigators and the results Of original
research. - .or.r .,,r, ,-,,,,, an
the original incentives activity FOOD AND DRINK II theii
varieties and their relation 10 U.S. DIGESTION AND lNDl-
CEsTl0N with the simple rules OF diet they snsses IH
STRUCTURE AND UsES OF THE BLOOD, out OF which
the fabric the history Of the discovery Of the CIR
CULATIoN and the hs the blood tase. important phe
nome ma oRESPIRAflON of AND suRkoCATlON the eeflou-
And How WE KEEP so; the many problems Of necsoas
physiology concerned an FEELING AND IHiNkiNG-IhE
MIND AND THE BEANand the respective spheres Of OUR
SENSES AND SENSATIONS the mystery and familiarity OF
sLFEP AND DREAMS; the dispositions, habits, talents
rcss features and rGadies involved in THE QUALITIES
solemn subjects of LIFE AND DEATH.
%. A. Co HAVE RECENTLY PUBLISHED
TIE NINTH EDITION
CHEMISTRY OF COMMON LIFE
,.,,rc Z ro,rrcroS NJ I'm : + q Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-21

SINGULAR Times HAPPEN on THE RAIL.
RoADs.-The Cincinnati Gazette is credibly in
formed that the engine, tender and two or three
freight cars were thrown of the track of the
Covington and Lexington Railroad, and after
running perhaps hundred yards upon the ties,
actually jumped back again upon the rail, and
passed on as thong ID nothing had happened. The
next train on the road however. Jared much
worse. The track having been spread by the
first accident, when the passenger train came
upon the place, the engine, tender and two pas
senger cars were thrown off the track The
latter were badly smashed up, but no serious
injury was done to any Of the passengers. The
superintendent and one of the passengers re-
ceived several severe burns from the oycrturn
OF the stove, and the firing of the car Had the
car ran of the side opposite, they must have
been thrown Down n high cmbankment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-21

AVERY DOUBTFUL ESDoR Gin
cinnati Gazette says that u few days ago bust
ness house in that city had occasion to write to
a correspondent in one of the interior towns of
Indiana, and inclosing their letter asked the
question, what is the standing of Mr.. -t''
In due time the correspondent replied to the
query as follows:
''If your question refers to MIS- real
responsibility to any limited amount, We an
swer it is good; but to say that he is obstinate
and mulish, but family expresses his peculiari-
ty Of disposition when an account is presented.
He usually pays debt mt tho extreme tail-end
of an execution, and then doles out the cash to
the constable as though he was driving nail
in his coffin. Tho money shaver who took the
last seat in the last Of railroad train. SO As
to have the use of his money while the conductor
was reaching hun, was not circumstance to
the grim-desth grasp with which Mr..
holds on TO his purse strings. lie means to be
honest, but his neighbOrs say that five-cent
piece Produces moral straLiSmNs that affects
his vision quite painfully r0zr,f
The firm concluded to close their account at
''the tail-end of an execution and drum no
more in that direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-21
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

PAN1.
One Of the Steamships of this Company, carving
tho Untod States Mailfor ACAPULCO, >r0nS
CAL1FORN MA, and OREGON, IcayeS4fG3N
Panama twice each month, on the ARR
val OF tho L. =. Mail :. $. Company's Steamer,
which leaves New York and New Orleans reruj, riy
on the 9Th and 9th of zach month, with the mails
ROADS.
These Steamships have been inspected and an
and Sd|rfy. 'F'''
Tho Panama Railroad "a miles long, Is now com
Peted from ocean to ocean, and is crossed in or
hours The baggage of passengers Is checked In
Now York through to San Francisco and pa..en
geFs are embarked at Panama by steamer At the
Company's expense. The money paid I'm New York
covars all ex pensss OF this trip.
. Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco. tai prevent detention in ca Sc OF acc
ent SO that the route entirely reiiabe-no failure
having occurred IN eight years.
rive at Aspinwall. ' ' "
Conductors go through by each Steamer. nd tai q
tors. ' r''''~
For through tickets at the lowest ratios, apply ut
me Agency, Ia N"st street. New York 10 A w
KAY MOND-or to ARMSTRONG. HARRIS a
to- New orirans-or &. l.. BARTLETT, Roston
9I-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-21
CURE-ALL,
AND & XXX fGbGE4 FOX FAX Hys AbNlNEaH'ILAT9R,
STOMACH AND WEAK NOVELS.
'... PREPARED BY 4 CHEMIST

'- n y !" ~ ID Il 'HE lTfoI
BOTTLES l., o5 and ~ cents and one dollar
rliEdREAfEsr PISS b!i;STGS&XERY IN MEDICAL.
HARTSIIORNE'S Ci'RE-ALI. should he kent
IN al families IN of accidents or sudden scE
ness, 1T frequently cures in less time than il re-
CURES tn get n ply stefan. y ~
1t cures pain in any part Of the sy stem and 10 sa
externally and internally 49, " '
As ne freqnent changes Of the weather pro-
ducc o iad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain IN the Limbs
and Body; also. Stiff Neck-evary person shonIJ
gst "llle. II acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Sinews, Blood ana Bones; and nv it's warminy eIsc '
tcomas n-t,e power exPcls all pain from the system.
~ R-1f YOU have n Congh. use HARRIS
uokN Ms PECTORAt. SYRUP OF Win
GiERRl-it Is the best Coush Syrup i'm the
ifyou are Billions, nae IIARTSIORNE'S ANTI
BILIOUS FILLS They act upon this Liver Stn
crrtions. ~ o"i ''c-
The above medicines to be- hal ut all Drug Stores
IN Washington city; kIDWEIL a CJSSEIT M
Georgetown; II. PEEL Co, Alexandria. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-21
THE CELEBRATED
DIR. J.. S. ROSES MEDICINES,

VINHE CELEBRATED
L DIR. j. S. ROSES MEDICINES
-, OF PHILADELPHIA.
Ihese remedies arc the result of thirty 6vo years
OF extensive and successful Practice and are tho
only seliahie preparations to cure the various Ills
- I pr; rs. ROSES Cough SYRUP, OR EX-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs. Colds.
Iioarscnoss, Bronchitis, and ali Lung diseases
Price 5, cents and 81.
pr. j. s. ROSES ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,
or BLOOD lhar, for the cure of Scrofua, Old Erup
ti91s, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Swelled Neck and
Price 81. ~ " o o'o"''
DIR. J. 5. ROSES DYspEPTIC COMPOUND.
me only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DR.. =. ROSES PAIN CURER. Iii not n
cure ALI hut alone has stood the test of IS years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches ChoIic
psins "a ne stomach and Bowels, Sprain., Bruises
pain internally or externally. Price, ~ q, and 81
III you wish to get cured Of any of the above com
Piaints; get DIR. }. $. RIOS E'S GENUINE MEDi-
ClN which yOn will know when genuine by
having his written signature on the cork of each
bottle; Sold by druggists generally.
~. B.-Bewaro Of those poor o.trums purnortipg
w ~ ''o o"S' III the wofu. ja 24-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-21

nR. COGGSWELI'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
II is sold in Alexandria by Peel Stevens; and by
all entcrprising Druggists wherever the "Star" is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-21

nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
y u Z. TAYLOR X CO., General Agents, 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-21

nR. COGGSWELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- is sold in Georgetown by r. s. r. Cissell Bridge
street: {. u. barnard Co, Bridge and High sts:
and J. w. Sothrun, l86 Bridge street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-21
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
lVI WASHINGTON. 80
THREE TIMES A WEEk CNTM AFTER THE
FOURTH OF MARCH,
Tho steamer THOMAS COf,LlER Will, until
81 Mount Vernon aud the Tomb of ..sSAaz
Washington + ESDAYS
THURSDAYs and FRIDAYS, leaving the wharf,
At the foot Of It'll street. at ga and return
ing IN time for tho early afternoon train for Bait
more.
Coaches leave all the hotels and the corner Of Pa
avenue and 18th street at 3 q. m.
Round trip 81. fI2-tf
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA.
w ON THE ROUTE AGAIN,
Tho Steamer GEORGE PAGE will, on Frida,
the 18th, resume her trips between the 49,
above places. Es{9L-N
. Leaving the foo. Of King street. AL kx3a6s1ikas
exandria, ut the following hours:
SAB, 10 =. m, u IN, ga, 4and .. NJ
Leave Washington at
81. =, III A. m, 1, 8, 5, and "a D. M
fassengers by the boat avoid a tediou, osnnibu.
rlns OF two mllos. the Inconvenience OF beins 10
Long Bridge. wiz 's'is vi 'i'
rare from Pa avenue to Alexandria Issz cents.
4. o". loot of7th of IL, cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-21

the mos. xdndo;fs Ms;c j bscOssTy the
Age. Try it! -r ... -,...-.- ..t-t..-ss .H
nR. coGeswELtsN NEW MEpGIGi "a hi stA,Lr
m ma j: 1I bi:s esss, only. but f.,
nR coGGswEI.L's NEW MEDICAL, SALT
Wit H Sub SSr inaammssory Diseases. Try it!
nR coGGswELL's NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ removes Inflammation /, without inc useless loss
of blood or strength. Try ~: .-... r
nR. COGGswEIL,s NEW MEDICAL SALT.
II eouaizes the circulation, and thereby removes
the sole cause Of Inflammation. Try it!
nR. COGGswELL'S NEW MEDICAL. SALT
u cures all Inflammation, affecting the Head and
Throat. Try 1t!
nR. COGGswELL's NEW MEDICAL SALT
y cures all Inflammation affecting the Chest and
RR. cOGGswELL's NEW MEDICAL SALT
ties and Skin. Try it! iIf
nR. COGGSwELI.'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
- cures Brain Fever, Fits, Headaches, inffamed
Eyes, Canker, Neuralsia, &c.
nR. COGGSwELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
risy, Piles, Venereal Diseases, &c.
nR. COGGSwELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ cures rheumatism, Scrofnla. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, and other Cutaneous Affections.
nR. COGGSwELI.'s NEW MEDICAL SALT
- cures Colds, Fevers and infammatory Diseases
peculiar to Females.
nR. COGGswEI.L's NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ restores the balance between the Fluids and
Solids lost In Inflammation.
IL is sold by j. L. Milburn CO., wilards HOTEL
aud J. Ii. Moore, Penn avenue, below 18th street..
nR. COGGswELL's NEW MEDICAL SALT
sold BY p sa5das 1s0 SPp ,S Gse.tp 1n5ts
528 7th street
~ j. sold by r. S. Walsh sos 9Th street east; d. d.
It'll streets west. '.
~ is sold by 4. III. kerr Co., ~ and ID streets;
u. Fl. Mcpherson, AL Penn. avenue; and J. p. Sui
Ivan, Mass avenue and 4th streets.
nR. COGGSwELL'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ Is sold by ID. u. Clark, Penn avenue and AZ
street; j. II. Stone 18th and l. streets; and " Har-
haugh, eth and G streets.
nR. CoGGswEII's NEW MEDICAL SALT
CHA, sold Adj, BY ri M"sser and 10Th streets
streets; and Kmball & Lawrence, Penn. avenue
and 18th street.
nR. COGGswEI.L's NEW MEDICAL SALT
~ Is sold by Tie above, aud all other enterprising
Druggists IN Washington Try it! -
nR. COGGSwELL's NEW MEDICAL. SAL?
- Is sold IN tieorgetOwn by X. s. II. Cisse Bridge
street: G. Il. Barnard & CO., Bridge and High sts
and J. W.Sothron, l86 Bridge street.
nR. COGGSWEI.L'S NEW MEDICAL SALT
u is sold in Alexandria by Peel Stevens; and by
read.
hR. COGGSWELLS NEW MEDICAL SALT
u ID. C.. TAYLOR 4 CO., General Agents. Sn
Dock street, Philadelphia.
nR. OGGSWEI.LS NEW MEDICALSAIT,
y Pnee 81; Chronic Packages $3.50. Try the now
nR. COGGSWELLS NEW MEDICALSALT.
II Call at of tho above Drur Storas for 40
ecrIPtive Circular, and try the new Medical Salt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-21
AYERS sARSAPARJLLA.
A

CoMPoGND REMEDY, in which We have labored to
produce the most snectua aie r,tive that be made. Il
% extract OF Para S'r.sPa so combined with
o. su gre.ter she rnve power to sfori
~ shtaoe ior the disease. Sarsrpara
r.. Is oeSe.ed th1t such remedy 70 wanted by
I'M .eeonn.h ,h.;r n.a % .hu ,nat one which
Psh tneh Snls mus, prove o. Immense service TO
IN, raJ o. i our p ,eo~ How completely
-. sni "" u mss oeen proven by experiment on
VI INC ~oit Cases TO be found Of the following
s|pporry ,,c,o,,, ,,,z $780,. - -
NO ~ Ut .na % SOf ~ - COMPLAINTS, ERCP-
~ oTc -a ,r,nps psEHSES Ulcers. PlAPLES,
DLUn1hE.S, nORS, SALT RHECM, SCALD HEAD,
DisrasE Wp TILL ~ TIL ioNS MERCURlAL
REUX, DEslI,rTY. DYsPEpsIt ,rS ,N6,GEsTiOS
I'M I'm fELhs, ROSE or ST ANTHoNY's FIRE aud in
OF THE R,non ' OF Complaints arising from iMPURlTY
This compound will be found yr,,t prom,,.r ~ h.,h
ube a.. W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-21
MISCELLANEQUS.
By THE rREs!hS Asi &, Or THE UNITED

I, JAMES BUCHANAN, President of the United
States of America, in pursuance ofthe provisions OF
the act Of Congress entitled An act IA relation TO
the lands sold IN the Greensburg, late St Helena,
land district, IN the state OF ana author,
izing the resurvey OF certain lands IN satd district
approved August - $780, aud OF the acts OF Congress
authorizing the sale OF public lands, do hereby dc,
clare ndmake known that public sale Will D. hei,l
at the land once At GkEENsBrRG. In the State OF
LOUISIANA, commencing on MONDAY, ths second dds
Of May merit. Tor the sale OF the ana
vacant tracts Of public LAND situated the Unit,
Of the following -named townships ana nactonai
townships, according to the approved plats resur-
vey ed, to wit:
Savth nj the base line and ,rs Of the PRINCIPAL
''"'" " r.fian.
Townships 1. and 1, and fractional townships S
and g. Of range /.