davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
CITY eF NFw-YoRK, DEPARTMENT OF FNANcE,l
CosTR0LLER's OSyicE. April 81. 1859.
NOTICE Ia OWNERS of REAL, ESTATE

NOTICE to OWNERS of REAL ESTATE
IN Numerous applications having been made TO hiS Depart
nen, BY citizens hodns rcep;s q varoa. Collectors OF
for paid April 49, lass Of
for opening The Central Park and 'und s're and
other improvements hh have been retained BY
Collectors aud credited the proper books Of the Basu Of
the Collection Of Assessments have such credits duly made
and the liens created BY such cancelled and ds
charged Of recocd-NOTfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN 20 all per
paid any which have not been duly
credited present the evidence Of such payment at ,hn Once
Before authorizing the discharge OF exist
ing en the Controller will require the original
Of the authorised officer Of the Corporation be filed In
this Office with affidavit Of the party by sccoun. Of
whom the made setting forth the and cir
the and such other proof will enable the
Corporation maintain action ssains the Collector under
and by hom such collections made la where
have been made clerks persons other than the Col
c,or themselves TO BE- authorized 20 receive such
payments behalf Of the Corporation the authority Of such
p~rsous the premises be clearly shown When
payment. have beer BY bank checks drawn the order Of
the Collectors and ndoed by them. such checks should ee
sen,ed with the receip. Of such Official
for discharge Of liens 10 the above mentioned
accompanied BY the required pof payment should be
writing and addressed to the undersisned the enyope
being indoed Claim for discharge Of assessment hen
IT, upon examination, the proofs of payment shall be deemed
satisfactory the lien will h. Cancelled and certificate 20 that e
fec, viii Be under the hand Of the Controller the proof
found satisfactory. the psper. viii be returned
ROB'T T. HAWS, Controller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
Real Gstate for Sale.
NHOICE STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY q.

y sALE-besu,i'ni strs t9t 'uls- snd Coen'ry S'<A
denc~s offered Tor .ae which r qualify rsc-cse
OF view ard proximity 20 the trnes 10 unsuIp>ss Il IA t-
Of access srecsby snaed very healthy Apd val b. 81
lover prces lie ~hoe IL psrs than ary ooss 60,
properly u the same graie on the is,And
Inquire Of ROBERT HEsLEWoOD, near the osAsNa;in.
lsadug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

NOTICE.-Au persons having any CLAIMS
IN sgaiDs, WALKER ARIEL lstey doing business at
No SEQ West 2hs hereby notified 10 present the same
10 the riber mentioned
number w. NJ MERRILL, Receiver
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

GEO. CHRISTYs OPERA HOUSE,
VI No. ~ BROADWAY.
N. HDOLE1
c KOPPITY MUSES.. Director.
NOTICE TO THE PuBLIC
TIE MANAGEMENT leave that 10 consequence OF
81 Injunction sued BY Mr. Henry Wood restraining MI Geo
Chry from performing the er gentleman will not De able to
this the present Mr. J. H. Budworth
the talented Ethiopian Comedian has been engaged in his stead
and performances (which shall BE- second to none in this cy
will proceed as usual. -
THE EONPARFIL TROU'E.
r. NJ HOOLEY's (late GEORGE CHRISTf - MlNSTRELS,
Numbering sixteen Of the brilliant VI Ethiopian Mig
strelsy will appear - ..,.,
EVERY EVENING
IL their grand, original and unspproschable
SOIRRE DETHIOPE.
comprising in uneqused style OF execution every ,iuFe OF
Negro Mnstrelsy.
For particulars see small bulls.
Admission. Ccna
Il to commerce at O'Clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
60 6portsmen.

I h. CROOK, No. 80 Futon-st., Manufacturer
81 and I'm porter of FISHING TACKLE in all its variety
Cutlery Shot Nets Seines aud Fykes Sc Re
pairing ds abort notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

HOMES for ALL.-For SALE-FARMS Il
Ii 81 IS per acre. Virginia, Tennessee. Kentucky aoc
Missouri by the AMERICAN EMfGRANT AID AND HONE
STEAD COMPANY No. l+6 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
90 formers ailo Others.

ICISH GUANO from the SOuthold Works, in
II quantities to suit purchasers Price &25 per tun Of o"
pounda FOR sale by A. LONGETT. No. "a Clifs
DLANTS, ROOTS and FLOWERS for SALE
Il large sscroe, to close the oil the cho
have TO b. sold before the
Alb Of June, at No. Is Kingst, New-forh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

NUKTH URANUE, N. J.-FOr oALE Ut "
IN LET-A HOUSE snd GARDEN, pleasantly situated ouly
two minutes walk from the depot House contains roms
addition VIII be sold low rented 70 good tenant
Distance the city, hour BY railway Apply 10 JONES
REILLY No 1853 Broadway, near Courtlsndt 81.
ORANGE co. FARM for SALE.-l6O scres.
" with spacious choice fruit aud sprirr water
beautiful farming district few minutes ride from 0o-heo
Maps &c, with EDDY u 20, no oil heeryN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

Hmusements.
CONCERT de cH4 ..s.
" L,AssocIATI0N DIES DAxEs

gT VINCENT DE- PAUL,
uvrpopOiITAN THEArER, opposite Bond u.
On TUEsDAY, Nay 81, A CONCERT FOR TIE POOR
vii TAX place tie patronage Of the Lsd the See
s, who have generously volunteered their ssu.be sia "i
PPi;n,d Of N.. Denonoo DUNCAN Bro.sr. at the en-
trance Of The Thester.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
NOR SALE-A valuable FARM. containing la

choice Land together With tho STOCK and am
ING IMPLEMENTS situated three pies soat wee. Of New
klsh 0rsur- County N T. Hss good vew of the rv sak
srroundns country The c.sis. " lux vs
built Dwelling, reosn, house Hay soOss Bsu. CsrA<eAsss
Stable &c. Hss large Ape Orchard aud ~s, vsresy
other choice Fra or the pr-uis~s Possession " In.
uedstely Apply TO GEORGE CLARK. kewbursh. Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

HALLET, DAVIS a. Co.'S GRAND. PAk-
Ill LOR GRAND, and SQUARE PIAN0S-Ths eess rs -,
made second hand Pianos made BY GIb ChiehsnS ~
ks Davis Co Price. from SO to cas hssESsy ~
very low. Pianos and Ae,odeons 10 rent T. bLASi ~
kss Brosiwsy. cor. Grsndss.. marble building
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

TO RENT, at Orange, \. j., a comfortable mod
i ern COTTAGE, with ule rooms. pleasantly situated
within few muGe walk Of the Omnbu, and Railroad stations
with half Of land and good garden Tenant have
the privilege Of purchasing. Apply 70 ROWLAND JOHN
son No. a Beaver street, Orange, New Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28

DELIANCE FIRE REGULATOR
IL FOR SAVING FUEL IN SHAREHOLDERS.
fs e,os seasitive and efficient Instrument OF the kind
CHAS. W. COPELAND, No CO Brosdwsy.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
Tor SAILS, 600 Acres of valuable PM

NOR SALE at YONKERS-An elegant brick
COUNTRY SEAT Of Is rooms. built In good style. with
6ne view carriage house and stable aud two An: half
srrs Of land well with fruit aud shbbery Als,
brick STORE and DWELLING, corner of Broadway and
Wells sv. well located for business Also, senteei RESI-
DENCF of Ia rooms on WNburon.ay. The owner. s,inS
West viii selllow prompt buyer The Country Sea, VIII b
LEI, furnished the Summer. Possession mmedis,ey
Apnly 70 y EDDY Co., No 81 Libertya.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-28
Alaebinerp.

T,IRE ENGINES. e.. ..
Several new Engnes Of the bes warranted.
For ssIs O reasonable terms BY JOHN II. SiCKELS,
No. Lafayette place. New. York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08

" Sandals for the protection Of the feet OF
swimmers, have been patented by Londoner
IL Castor oil is said to be one of the best a r
uciss Tor wheel grease In it's pure sfate, il will
last long, and operate most remarkably.
IL The residents CT Saratoga Spring. are
again aglfating the question OF applying to the
Legislature Tor a city charter for the village
ID The State of Arkansas ha, not a single tels
gtaPn wire within her borders A project ia on
1901 Tor establishing one between Memphis and
Little Rock. -'' o-'~
% In 1775, 1t was enacted In France. saw, DR.
saager, that no boarding HOUSE. keeper should
allow man and woman to sleep together with.
CUT seeing their marriage contract
VI The Sons Of Malta'' in New Haven made
pubic parade, an evening two sincs They
Peseh'rd qneer appearance 10 their peculiar
d'ess, consisting OF long robe. of Whit bIac r
and red, and large hoods
% woman made application to Justice Han.
seiman, In Cincinnati, on "Wednesday, for a al
voTce ON the ground that her husband was a can.
rounded fool, The magistrate Informed her tba,
III tnat Were held TO be valid reason in law half
the married women in tbs city would bs LEGALLY
sntltled to matrimonial separation.
U A lady In Ohio began to lose h.r b.arIno-
ana used every remedy that could be heard OF
Win the view OF restoring It, All proved una.
waning Few DAYS since she consented to have
pnYsicla examin ne the ear, and to her astooI.b
ment ong, about half or three -auartsr. 81 an
laon In length, was taken out IL had remained
there six years. In all probability II found its
way tnere while the lady was asleep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
ARRIVAL.S AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HO fEL-w n Price, Pa; Nc.
ALsston, Nd Hopkins, Va; " w Kennedy,
Smith, NY; G Stontuet, Md: l. Bats Va. n
= Crane, Pa; NJ Harris, NY; Miss ID A Harris
do Miss F Miller, do; j smith, Pa: Mis- p
LAWSON and son, Va; O'Haire, Ireland; ] T
Cook, Fly; T ICoe, do; w RocoIson @. =
Avery, do; Luns, lC; III L Webb, Va; NJ
GI6oer and lady, Ill; T II Rotren and lady. Md.
Use ssene % y Nd; z LTW hiie, J NJ Kilsour,
va; Moore, Md; Mclaughlin, do; s PAM
va; w Hiteshsw and lady, Nd; Hiteshew. do;
Barthen and lady. ny; = r Newman. pa. q
Boltan, and lady, Md; Robertson, SC.
WILLARDS' HOTEL Byrne. NY; w !
Hart, do; Il Rudd, do; B Warren and Iadv
Pa Merrill, l. w Thomas, Md:ProfGIdeo1'
Hodges, Del Jno simmons, w II Woodruf
Rf Illins, Bremen; ia, and Mrs L.uv him
"a Giford, child and sister, wis; A : RaT
rum, Nd DR. I Barker, E Storm, E KINNEY.
p ii Tinsiey and lady, NY; JBP ne. Md. ~ p
Fletcher, RI; r b Bayard, Pa; NJ III Cbseve, r
Henderson and LADY,, Pa; n Clements T
HAD and lady, Mo- II w Workman and lsdy.
DC U h'n'' Naval Academy; w n Phillips,
NATIONAL HOTEb.-T Berry, Md. r IT
Underwood, III; b Dsvol, 10. Dayol, n vi. =
Berry, Sasscer, g w HiIlery, 8 Bel. MI |,
SoW1n,soS, A ID Hamilton, Md; Owen A Gin, r,
ny: 3 barrow; Mass; III Underwood ~. I
n s1n,hworth, Pa; Bryant, Md; l. r War.
w Boyce, NY 'io'
UNITED STATES HOTE-J Barpou,
A Ba,k'dale, Miss; w c worthingtoh, do:
Early. NY; H Evans and lady, do; Dr. II sp.ry
va Morse. Ala; N Collins, Cal; WI
nsms, Mo w Weer, Dl; M Lowell Md. r A
skinner, Va; Weir, do
hRkWOOD HOUSE F Weston. Cal.
Nv w ~ u Gn5eish., Sc IL SsIIahn, Va; Smith,
do; II McCluse, do; KempshaII. mi: r R.IasId
doi Norman, Miss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08

SUIcIDB OF MURDBRER.-TERRIBLB
ecENE.-Among the prisoners who recently
escaped from the Columbus (O.) Jail were two
men imprisoned for the murder OF Henry Kor.
rel, in June last, named Conrad Seibold and
John Fronenberger. On Saturday last, the
eficers. got on the track of Sieboid, who was
running across . field, and after q chase of
hours, the pursued occasionally stopping TO
threaten his pursuers with his pistols. the
scene closed as follows, rs we find il in the
Ohio Ststeman, of the I'd instant:
Ssioold finally got on the track of the Central
onio Railroad, and took refuge in the first
bridge over Alum Creek, about three miles
east Of this city. Seibold went over to the east
sias OF the bridge, stopped and swore he would
kni the hrst man who attempted to cross the
bridge, at the same time pointing his cooked
pistols Mt the officers, who attempted to per-
suade him to lay down his arms and submit,
promising to treat him kindly, and using eyery
possible argument Seibold told them he would
give them twice the amount of the reward il
they would let him 90, and that be would never
DO taken alive. Half an hour was spent in
thus parleying, when the officers sent to a
neignoorlng farm house and procured loaded
rue with which they hoped to intimidata him
put the desperate man was not to be intimiiated
Omcer bite took the rife and called upon him
70 surrender, saying that they were deter M ned
to arrest him, dead or alive To this Ssibold
made no reply, but stepped to the end of the
bridge, where the stone embankment is about
twenty feet high. As the officer was about to
Tsiss the gun to his shoulder, Seibold turned
nis back to the crowd, placed the muzzle of his
single-barrsl pistol between his teeth. fred
and fell hsadlOng down the procipics, dead !
Ine officers. and Q number Of others who wit
messed this terrible scene, rushed to the SPOT,
but the desperate man was convulsed with the
mortal agony Of death; slight tremor was = n
the evidence Of life he exhibited after he was
reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08

Us,Iv11tt f I / 3 Alf 4 GRFss...,
WIN nMxysn
NOME AND EUROPELN DEMLNn

The reason Why. 10 that ey Natures own process
RESTORE. On. natursl color permanently sfter the
DAT becomes gray: supplies the natural fRIos. and
aIun, itching and heat from the scslp. suIets and
sones up the nerves, and thus al head
tne scp .pd HAIR u wall stop and keep az iron fall
ing OF ,ahss g son, sIo,ss isalkT osS 6sssf.Ssl,
vii never fA OF become srsy; then. reader, rssl
the following and Judge for yourselves:
hsssrs. o. J. vooD a co-e.S,,sr.s' So. nsss
GOOD deal about Professor ~cod. Resorsus. .nd
pre3rdoes l. VIA rre., s..s, ..S.or
hsd .s.irs, a. manner ofP.isni incidence short an
AFRO commence using srtic,e n fn- my..N
The result has been very sats-tory am x.ry .l.a
neat q others .ho may be DO h..ins
my prs;ndos without Or setlihg IN
prof. and best Proct being deou.rsu 80.
you M. e'ter which show ,seA sGs .iso
u. n: r. vir. Railing Rat bn'bn.st ., err day WI
more hs.thy Ieosine.
osrssr Of oOissss. and Carroll SEA, srossIS..
LInss.ros. Ala, F.s n. Isss
rrov. wsep-ne.r ST.: Yoar Hsir ks.scr.a he. Co.
Eoos :. en-. pa, Of N. eoun,r, NJ hair has h-.s
h.a srti burr vheu 49, quiis infant h.,s been
have hns esd Of hair growing having used al
ether remeeies known. eject q h- most val
q. ys,r .%.s Yes car , -ss sri ~:
einf proper. resrs.te, s.w. nDDlrros
GaLAprtFstA SEPT o. issT
rnor WooD-DeAr Sir: No1r Bsr pro, tps
ussh highly benencisl The also N. h.c
part ~ cad .nosf Lost oevsrtng-wa tn CT s.In
have used bat two al pint bottles
new toe top syd is well studded o IRON sife
crop Of young air, the h.nsrJ
have " ed other without b~nsrt what
ever thinf from personal stion can
DI TsosA. n. D. No. .ss Vine Sizes.
The Restorative is put IN bottles Of three sizes.
VIZ: large. medl um and small; the small huds y A
pint and retals Tor = per bottle; TIE medium hOds
~ least - per oeB'. more an Proportion than the
small, retaIls for 81 per bottle: the large hold, .
quart ~ per cent. more IN proportion, and ret.Ils
o. J. WOOD CO.. Proprietors, Si2 Broadv.,
New York, (in the great N. Y WiIs RaInpE rs
adjustment ami ZIG Market street, - LOUIS. No.
Ina sole by al rood druggists and ancy Goods
D-slrrs. n. - On
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
FRANs T. SANDS. ON EKrAKEK

ERANk T. SANDS. UNDE RTAkEk
HARRISON STREEr, NAVY YARD.
uneral call attended to At all hours. Keeps
eohs1nty on hand ready made Cof-
CURED an his line,
AL orders ftom the country attended 90 With
pfomptnest and moderate terms. Also, IA rnlture
neetlv reralred ana yarniAhed. se 2a-sm
II w. PLANT, UNDERTlEER, No. Ss IN
- street, between and II, keeps
constantly on hand every article re tnxSszznea
Snlred IN his lIne-a fpe Hesrse,
Patent Corpse PTeservers, &C., &c. His CHARGES ara
moderate. and hrs attention instant on call any hour
6vest possible rates, ~ s-lx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
uAhrshuKNh'S CURh-ALI.
III THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILlTOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPLRED BY CHEMIST

BorrLKs II. Is and 50 oents and one dollar
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY MEDICAL,
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should ne kept
IN ai families IN case OF accidents or sudden sick
cess, as H frequently odTes IN less time THAI az re
cures to get q physician.
liz cures pain part OF the system and IN used
externally and intensity.
III the frequent changes Of the weather pro
luce had Cold, Rheumatlsnl. Pain IN the ldmfs
snd Body also, STIFF Neok-every person shord
seta bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Musoies,
SIpevs, ood and Bones and, by Its warning Q &C
trom1gneue power, pels ali pain from the system
Got q bott e and try II.
N. B.-lf yon have q Cough. uee HARTS-
HORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
GHERRY-lt Ia the bett Cough Syrup in the
~ Jou are Btious, use HaRTSHOINt,s
kNT1-BILIOUS PILLS. They act . pom the LIv-
Foul SeoTet!ans.
Tbs above redIcines 20 be had at al! Drug stores
town: n. Pee Co. Aiexandris. GO ILL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
WHEN In THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one Of Their
greatest natural attrsctlors-a fine head Of hsir-it
becomes q matter of serious ImportApoe ard the
question 10 what shall 20 do TO stop the hair from
niilnf on, and restore ITS vgor and beauty In re-
HAIR Pk6M6 TER hS6 sf TMPRUUS S fAh A lev
remove dsrdruf, keep the scalp Glenn and white,
and lmPart freshness and viroT 90 the hair; aud
aithong b you may have been bald twcpty ears the
Continued use of 10 two months will insure you q
luxariant head OF hair. Call and gets bottle and II
and ret the prloe eeld.
ASH for nr. HsrriI' Hair Promoter and Im,rover.
Sod In Richmond by w. PETE SIN, Druf-
Glst, corner Main and 18th, spd Man and WAL Ste
ano NJ Washin{ton olty by Il. ID: GILMAN, Drug
b. CLARK. Druggist, CORNER t< street and Pa.
eten1e. AL ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
EVENING STAR.
FOUND DEAD.

They found b er dead
&ne spowl morning 10 tins open street,
ner cold cheek resting on the peariy sheet
Around her rpread.
And on her lips quiet smile reposed.
IA N IN sleep, hfe's weary dream had closed.
She slept the last. last sleep;
Death's seal vas on her brow, and she had passed
D hed and suffering, to her home at last,
Leaving no fr lends to weep
No loving ONES to come at unset hours
10 sprinkle on her bosom tears AID flowers.
No warm and gentle hand
CAepsc hers IN tenderness, a. in the night
ees Wens out gently from this world OF light
Into the shady land,
10 earthly watcher fingered at her side
10 near her last low murmur when shs died.
But did she die alorei
No not alone One fr;snd kept wstch with her.
One gentle voice, one loving smile was near
The desOlsts unknown;
Dne hind OF mercy ed her DER Deaths foam,
iato the better land, to friends and home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
rrave.sr1' Directory.
- frsys,s1' Directory.
DsEcfHYH6 S kffA fHKYs oFsa,
W IL - Il,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
&&s Sc
Baltimore and Ohio Railrsaa.

WINTER ACHIEVEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM WASHINGTON F0k TIE WEST,
D., NAY, a follows:
oo.sy :, MI
ton, for Cumberland and Piedmont
CHICAGO EXPRESS c0NNECTioS Isaves
next day, and conn ectinr directly With EIpress
Tram for LOusyIile. Cairo and the Southwest, and
for st. Louis, Kansas, DO.
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
trans from Washington.
For PalKsrsDurg and all Stations the North
western Virgins Road take the 90 .. m. Tram. For
Marietta and CIncInnatl Railroad take the same.
tors. and every other possible facility Will be founf
w W PASSENGERS for tn. Main Stem Of tn.
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Will leave Washing
For all points between Washington Junction ans
Piedmont take the 7.<5 a. m. train.
For al Stations between Piedmont and Wheelins
axe the go p m: Tram: To connect With the Fred
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 10 and 10
g. m, and $40 and s. .. m. On Sunday at SEQ ,. m.
Leave Baltimore at Isn and s5o a. M and $50 and
b.S p m. On Sunday at 81 q m. only.
The As and 4S5 trains only vii stop et way sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
The - As m. and S.&n .. m. are the chief connect
Ing Trans for the west, and the 6.Io. 7S and SCI
,. IN. trains for the east.
For further information inquire az the Baltimore
and OHIO RsilrOsd Ticket ofhce, WASHINGTON.
T. H. PARSONS, Agent.
no "a Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, &c.

The prevalence Of the shove COMPLAINTS nj th,
season generally has the ed cot OF bringing out host
or Erofessediy new specifies. and while some are
tooo many are useless, and others even dangerous.
Inc wlsest course 20 pursue consu u yOur fam
hy physician or OthervIte use only such remedies
a. long pubic experience hss proved 90 be SAFE end
smoaeiost. Of this character 10 TiIER's COM
FUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. OrenA.-
~ the mvorte presorI ption Of eminent On, sloan
usoon became popular remedy. and hss continued
10 enloV growing reputation for the last twenty
years. in Gases Of common Code. Coughs, Ao., Il
Acts like charm. and IN Chrome Caset, Bronchits
w hopping Ough. Group, Asthma. Influenza a C.,
have uscdit.
t'rioe Is cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by Marin & Palmer. Cbss. Stott, &o Wash
inston Cissel. Georgetown; Peel& Stevens Al
eIsndris: where II he had 40 for CONVENIENCE
IN Loztpger form. Price l2k and q oepts toS-
known as flyers Gum Arabic COurh Ca~ty
Drops," a. al elegant. pleasant ard Ell oac,ous p
munic I.ozenge On ey are unsurpassed M m sv1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
By the President
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Ono


Every person entitled to the right of -emp,ior
20 any Of the snds within the townships and parts
oftownships above enumerated REQ ulred to n
lsh the same to the ofthe register And
receiver ofthe proper land once, and mnks pay
NEST tAsfsfoY as soon as practicable after ~
sag thts seties, and before the day appointed for
the commencement OF the public sale Of IT, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-08
I United STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and Without Fssl,s
fer Bsghs Yss,s.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAAloAD.

CAyrToN.-So many frauds and impo- o0NA
sitions of various kinds have been lately O. ~
eeLpetrated on travellers bound to CA LI-o8
FORNlA, that the subscriber, the only authoriz oc
ma. in the city OF New Yorf, feels It his duty to
caution a.! persons seeking passage TO California
tna ma 70 AVOID .sposiIlos tney must be careful g
Mail Lire, VIA Panama Railroad, as no other ONCE
In New ork Is authorized to engage passage.
Tbs ComPaniss have only one ofhoe in New York,
CompanJ's Wharf.
o9se W. ~ IN 6ysI the dSS[
THE PACIFIC NAL STEAMSHIP COM
One Of the Steamships Of this COMPANY, carrying
the United states Mail for ACAPUEO. ~seonn
CALIFORNIA and OR E6o ON. leaves
of the United States Mail SIS. Com steamers
which leave New Orleans and New York reeularly
on the sth and 10Th of each month with the mail
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and A.
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
The Panama Railroad ~ miles lonrJ is nov com
pleted from 90, an to ooear and 10 crossed in
hs &c of CHECKED
are embarked At Panama BY steamer at the com
pany's expense The money paid in New YoTi
covers ali expenses ofthe trip.
san Francisco. 10 prevent detention IN case of sccI
dent, so that the route entirely rtdble-no failur,
having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day th.v n,
rive at Aspinvall.
Conductors 20 through by each steamer and taxa
cnsIte OF women and children without other pro.
For through tickets at the lowest rates ap,I, a,
the agency, In West street New York 10 7 w
RAfMOND;-Or TO ARMSTRONG, HARRIS q
t SO'' New oreans'-or c. l.. BARTLETT: Bos