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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05
THE GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WAsHNGIoN, August 4, 1859
The following named officers have been ordered to the
steauer Mohawk, designed for the Home Squadron
Lieutenant Craven Commanding, Leusenants Bsrbot
Spedden aud Carpenter, Acting Master Hatfield.
The steamers wyandoL and Crusader will also join the
Some Squadron.
The steamer Mystic Is bound to u, coat Of Africa
Va following are her onicers:Lientensnt Lercv, Com
uander Lieutenants Fairfax, Horter and Garland osnt
Aaater N Green; Passed Assistant Surgeon, Harrison
The steamer sumpter is also bound 10 Africa. Her
officers sre--IAeutenant Armstrong, Commander; Lieu.
enants Fitzgerald Stewart and Greer; Acting Master
Perkins; Passed Assistant Surgeon, Ola.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05
Marine DisaAferS,

NEW BEDFORD, August 4, 1869.
Brig Judge Blaney Captain Ross of and for Boston from
Havana, with cargo Of sugar. went ashore Pesque
Island in . thick fog this morning. The brig Martha
Kendall is also ashore In the Same locality,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

Rifled Gun Trial at Fort Monroe.
WASHINGTON, August 4, 1859.
Nine guns of rihed ordnance on trial at Fort Monroe,
have been found far superior to the smooth BORE after
very severe teat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05

The Cricket Match between the United
States and Canada.
TORONTO, August 4, 1860.
The cricket match between the United States and
Canada resulted In the victory Of the United States eleven
with four wckets to 60 down.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05
Wheat StataAtics.

CHICAGO, August 4, 1859.
The wheat statistics published to-day in tho Commercial
Express show the receipts Of the year ending August to
DO 5o3l 500 bushels against 1856 900 the previous
year. Tbs shipments were about the same proportion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-05
NAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Kew York, Friday, August 5. Ii,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-26
Politicians Will Lie,

The principal ingredient in party agi-
tation is falsehood in matters of faot-for
in regard to doctrine, men are obliged to
permit their visions to be obscured by
collateral considerations, or they would
all see alike. He who would resolutely
sit down and analyze every ingredient
that goes to make up party issue, would
be astonished to discover how great a
share of the whole is merely prejudice
based upon misrepresentation--false state
ments, and false coloring that extends
to everything, however remote, that can
be dragged into the controversy. Ogle's
speech about gold spoons and presidential
luxury, than which nothing could be more
substantially untrue, was, or was the type
of the tales which begat the hard-cider
excitement Of 1910, and defeated Martin
Van Buren, The coming policy of a
party or an administration can, in gene
raj, be early predicted by the hordes of
pioneer falsehoods sent forward in ad-
vance of active operations For example,
we might mention tho Mormon invasion,
and say, incidentally, that, judging from
a recent copious emission of like kind,
something more is contemplated, in the
came quarter, The treatment of certain
recent events by papers in the northern
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-26

Hon. A. ?. EDGERroN, gentleman for
some years connected with the politics of
Ohio, recently known for the aid which
he rendered the defaulting Treasurer
Breslin to double the January cape -
more recently for his report upon the
Breslin defalcation, and his skillfu
avoidance of all allusion to the cape mat
ter; and still more recently for his aspi
ration to the Office of Governor Of Ohio
is, and for several years has been a resi-
dent at Fort Wayne, Indiana He i:
managing director of the Wabash and
Erie Canal west of the State line, and
although he dates his letters from Hicks
vile, Ohio, has kept himself and his fam
lily out of the State.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-26
sTAWBERRY FESTIVAL,

yENuE COLUMBUS vRDETTEs TAKE
N pleasure in announcing to the citizens that they
wv wv eye sTRAsHMRERRY FEsTIyAL, at ARMO.
to which the public are invited. TIC HSrf1nonians
will attend Tickets so cents
N. B.-Miltary Gentlemen III Uniform. my2s
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-26

IT APPEARS that Mrs. BHEcHER STOWE
is one Of the contributors to the Atlantic
Monthly, and is actually writing for that
journal. 1t is to be hoped that our ortho.
dox neighbor Of the Gazette will not find
his pious gorge rising at this concord of
of Christ with Belial'- this mixing up
of the elect with the reprobate, and turn
to abusing the Atlantic agrin; lest per-
adventure, the circulation of that profano
and infdcl periodical become, thereby,
greatly increased. Verify, this is an evil
world, when the partition wall between
the just and the unjust is broken down,
and the scoffer HOLMES and the elect
which are inscribed with the name of
BEEcHER, meet in unhallowed co-habita-
ton within the pages of the same maga-
zine. All
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-26
Dayton Advertisements.

nAYToN -DEINQUENT
- members ofthe Dayton Library Association, nre
reminded that II they wsh TO ave FINgs thew niiI
return me books in their possession THIS week The
time will be up on Monday next.
my26.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-26
HOME INTERES T.
MADAM BLANCHE.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. 10, 1858.
MADAME BLAScHE-Learning by the papers
that you are in Louisville, KY, 1 hasten with
much pleasure to let you know tho success at
tending the numbers you selected for me last
winter, when you were here. I bought my
tickets six times, and drew blanks; the sew
enth time I drew $4,000, the eighth time
drew blank, and the ninth time 1 drew the
100000 in the Havana Lottery. My fortune
and more, my name as a thrifty merchant
which was on the eve Of sucoumbing to the
hard pressure of the times, has been saved BY
this timely aid. No words or thanks can ex.
press my feelings. Let me hear from you, and
you will find have not forgotten my promise
You have my permission to publish this letter
have been too fortunate to bc selfish.
HENRIE DE L'CROIX.
n. Bread the Madam's advertisement,
in another column.
Winder's skylight Gallery. -- None
but the best kind of work done.
Winder's Western Row GaIlery,-
AmbrOtypes, MelainOtypes and Photographs,
of all sizes and styles made to order.
Fits are generally considered danger
Gus, but the kind of " Fits" Redman & Du-
rando, Merchant TaiIors, 1877 Main street, will
give you, will have benign influence upon
the mind and body, as long as the finest fabrics
will withstand the ravages of time.
III regard to Pictures, If we should
try to write a volume in few words, we would
say "BALL & THOMAS, l2O. WEST FOURTH
STREET."
Daguerrean Gallery, Southwest
corner of Sixth and Western Row, over Han
naford's Drug Store. Pictures taken and put
in good cases for 20 cents.
Warranted to please.
We understand that the best and cheap
est likenesses in the city are to be had only Al
APrLRGATE's Broadway Gallery of Art. They
cost only twenty five cents.
For Wedding and Visiting Cards, 60
TO HALLE, No. IA West Fourth street, also for
fine English and French Note Paper and En-
velopes. ..-.s ..,.. u.
Harlan & Wilson, No. so West Fourth
street, pay particular attention to the Photo
graphic art. Call at their rooms and examine
for yourselves.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-26

Jart Of the State furnish instances of the
way it is done. The National Democrat
# Cleveland, speaking of the imprison-
neut Of certain persons charged with
kidnapping, at Elyria, says:
"Those men, known to tho public as
suiltless Of crime, have been in Jail for
lays, and treated as the vilest of crimi-
lals-confined with raving maniacs, in q
prison filthy and without any of the com
orts of life, merely to appease the fell
'pirit of Abolitionism. 4"
Per contra, the Herald
1t is hardly possible to crowd more of
alsehood into smaller space. The kid
lappers at Elyria were allowed the porlor
# the Jail by day, and the large debtors
room by night The assertion that they
we're treated as the vilest criminals, is
lbsolutely and unqualifedly false, and the
man who so informed the Democrat knew
It was false.
One of these stories, at least, is put
forth to excite prejudice--to make votes .
che other to prevent votes from being
made But for this, the one journal would
not have published the statement, nor the
other taken the trouble to contradict it.
Now, in such case, what is an honest
man who desires to do right, to believe
What rule is he to adopt to regulate his
belief? We should say, Believe that
which is most creditable to human nature.
- Al
bread depends upon the unscrupulousness
of his party service, or his anonymous Or
characterless correspondent will lie, than
that man, with no advantage to be
gained by it, will be wantonly cruel. 1t
is always, in cases of doubt, better to be-
lieve that men are good than that they
are evil - that they will not, rather than
that they will murder, rob, and oppress.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-26

STREET PREACHING[-A MEETING
- will be held on Thursday evening, May 20, at 4
o'clock, in the basemOnt Of Wesley chapel, Third
street 70 make arrangenents for Street Preaching
questod. \ -
my26.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-26

IN. gaslight on THURSDAY EVENING, May 26ti
ls5g at No y i, Fiith y street and to continue each
OF Custom made Clothing, etc., of tho best escrip
tion. Those wanting SUMMER Clothing win do we'll
". B.-China Peddlers ana others having Goods to
dispose Of will find it to theira interest to call At hi,
Store. my26- -as
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-26

Gen. Shields, Z. s. Senator from Mime
sofa. on arriving at Hastings on Sunday, the
9Th inst, found himself minus his pocket
book, containing a draft on New York for
$4,000, and $500 in cash. 1t appears that,
having takon his pocket-boolS out, he left ii
on the deck Of the steamer, and somebody
rewarded his carelessness by making way
with it.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-26
COOpER Z STONES, AuellOneerg.
BY g. }. w. SMITH, Auotionccr,

22l Vine street. - alHg aE.
UABLE THIRD STREET BUSI-
NESS PROPERTY, between VINE and WAL
NUT STREETS. Will be sold at public auction, on
TUESDAY MORNING, May 3lst, at II O'clock on
the premises 80 feet Of very valuable Business Prop
erty and improvements, being Hos. 10 and ~ on tue
south side Of Third street, between Walnut and Vine
sraets. The Lot Is SO feet front by ~ feet deep.
Title perfect. Sale positive.
Terms made known at sale. .fE' mys6
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-26
Columbus Advertisements.
SONS OF MALTA.

'ENHE MEMBERS OFVALLETTE LODGE
- intend having Midnight Procession, in the
May. All brothers in god Standing then prascnt in
ne city, are cordially nvited to Join us, and it is
hQbed mat many of our brethren from other points
VIII ma 1t convenient 10 take part with us IN the
ceremonies of that evening ,nv1b
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-01
CTATE OF GEORGIA, ELBERr COUNTY.

In lie superior court q said county, March term, 1858
Present Lis Ionor James Thomas, Judge said court
Whereas sunjry b have Ia th court by gatcss IN
der te viii % VIM s. Buch deceased against
cuo q sgi WILL for THUR respective iegaces
ing that The legacy said viii Sarah psd
parties entitled thereto the death leaving child
children.
Is ordered that said Sarah kss, her chircn h
legal representatives. ts
1893 10 claim sad legacy N default of sal appearance, said
And further ordered that copy bs Published
month or uinc months the publication 10 month
March 1882 IN the hlowng newspapers 20 The Constitutional
al published 10 Augusta Georgia The Union, Published Wash
nglon IN The District Of ooumha published
IL louisville Kentucky and newspaper published Cincinnati
true extract from the superior Ebert
county Georgia at March term D. Isss APRIL
April 2I--lamsn MOSES ~ Mills, Clerk
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-01
nEAFNEsS AND SINGING NOISES IN THE

British and Foreign nrmary for the
cure Deafness Mind Complaints Spring Gardens
Carng london England Consulting surgeon HENRY
egg Registered Parliament See
PowI esq discovery, being positive method
osecure aGong instant and magical relief sufferers who
for 40 80 by compound medated
yalo applied year When passing
held by the sufferer for minute to the affected and in
patient previously deaf enabled TO hear
A few nights similar viii
guarantee deafness and noises
exorbtant
extremely deaf by Of this permanently themselves
the world without Thousands have been
hearing the
dangerous unqualified peonders Of the present day
testimonials and certificates from the emf
England whose deaf
cured and hundreds OF private patients cured
referred Any sufferer the continent resi-
the four the globe be cured
discovery be hem, with prescriptions
that will enable them positively themselves
E5 cure which
rotary POWELL esq 80 Spring Gardens Cang london
be either By bankers draft payable IN England
Sufficient three OF nve
In the hcd clio Jan Idly
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-01
Law and Land Agency, Washington.
YOUNG 8 NILES.

DICHARD M. YOUNG, former Commissioner Of
Ia Once, and SAMUEL NILES, of the
Virginia Scrip Revolutionary War oflsi2 Bounty Land
department having entered io coferineshp, viii
hereafter their such business be- coA
Jed sn1sgencnt under the above They via devote
ai,shnon py Prosecution Of claims
sorepe u The fnss States he Of Claims and al
Inc extcrssvo Department. ofthe government
ONCE No sso Iehnsylvania averueti' -
pee le-ed2n
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-01

WILLIAM n. DOVE a. CO..

oh street. fer doors north Of Pennsylvania acetue,
I EG leave to announce to the citizens of Wash
- iDgon that they prepared any orders
which they may be favored with ID the RS 1@#
...sa.t. PIuhIBNG, GAS AND STEAMFTTTEG I'D #a p.
respective branches supervision
, from the North practical experience has
n ,n fan ''@F with all the modern improvements n fact
they have spared neither nor expense 10 procure the very
best OF worimen. -r,r, rms All, a,.as 1.
We invite attention stock Of anu oer gas
fixtures.
NJ Strict attention, promptness the of orders AZ"
fair prices induce TO hope for share public patronage
Dec 25-H
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-01

II IhEAIELL. HOUSE.--This nice and commodious
IN house has Just been viii open for the re-
ctiton guests the 23d lust This
equal every respect civ
e bar viii be supplied with the best OF liquors have
engaged Mr. r. " Campbell superintend
Wen known 10 the travelling community
situated on street between 4z and 9th The
vicinity Of the National Hotel and railroad depot
a. +. KISaEfJ, Proprietor
Nov 1o-1y" e. " CAMPBELL. Superintendent
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-01
IN A. CARpWELL. Real Estale and Gentr.

ia A. CARDWELL, Real Estate and Central
LIZ Commission Broker, has taken up stairs 30
h lcnnsyvana whcrc a proposes N u soug nhd
ea ing real estate anywhere ia tue phion ngni and eo
rcns and procuring honses rnt r apper
taihing % real estate, th uDexcepiious legal
Tbs settlement claims any he executive DO
parvnta and bureaus Congress- members
Of Congress especially claims Of the newspaper
for bcrpions and alyeng his experience being such a.
enable him furnish the
ties having such, well as attending % having advertisements Ia
an &C tho else
where application by otherwise the
expense n TIP the city and prompt made
Also, tho negotiation Of loans security all dcrP
hou business Which may properly be cssed under the bead Of
general cnnnission brokerage. ~, q. 4 .at.ta 3"
Hon. Harris (forncfy Of Misaouri) A y
r Garlri Col JAS g. brrt Richard Waach, ESQ, arr
ne propers o. The noNqpaper generally o. WashPg
hessrs, j. ~ ~ davenport Cnske Rchpond Va
Rev Wa = Plomcr, Allegheny CITY, Pas Col A. Buniey fanE
fort ky and John o Sargent New York city Dec l-du
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-01
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR MARINE
st-s.t #s CORPS. EsHEHH EEH

#fraHea#E CORPS. ERH#Na aFEH
.... ouAanmnAs,sn's OFFICE, U s. NJ coars,
.... ..... g5BBBf Washington, Jan g. 1882
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Monday, Of February next O'Clock,
for furnishing the following supplies elsS IL 9 as ihe
CLvss No l.
500 uniform caps complete
200 non commissioned officers, epaueus 1a1 a@ aHa##
500 prvates' counterstaps E H" a8Ea .@
500 red worsted sashes aa..# q .s aa ##a
1900 brass breast plates
/ 800 stocks (patent lea,her) VI" vi. .
800 Enapsacls ! (guta pcrcha)
2,oooAusue caps navy blue cloth, indigo dye UTrH
CLASS No 8. .a--u-
$500 yards "a navy blue cloth; indigo dye .gmHwa
200 marine gray blankets, to weigh pounds each
800 yards scarlet cloth .
1880 red flannel shirts HE. ast Ha
400 yards scarlet rattnett .-. ..f... LA. ... .a
'T GIG. No 4. aa. f.t.saaa
2 900 pairs linen overals .' 'Ha
1850 linen shirts $3.50 .at. .sfsas
ssOO eanton mrss drawers a hga
n AssNo5 a 8a Hg
1000 buff bayonet belts a,.." .a
GOO buG waist bolts st.tr.# at uH#a atH Ha
600 bun cariridge-box belts ,. ~.
900 cartridge boxes f. s's 'sh".a .+ .#+N
iS goo B Ssrone, sssS5a Sas'"s' - ~
$50 sword bolts ia .aa a a.at #i
#a Class No g. a.a,, aai #a
Haas drums, complete ssr8aa asa.a. aEa
Tenor drums,
sergcants swords |1 ..".. r'. Es..."a
Masieians swords CfOr mep and BQys) s.
BOX wood II flies
Drum sticks per pair asaf H.st aaaaF
Tenor drum beads toaliOr and snarel H r8
Bass drum heads ....... q.
snnres, set
Drum cords, each sa
An tho above ouonpd articles must conform az respects tbs
samples in the office Of the Assistant aarterHaer 2o sace
compared with those Samples by The assistant
person be appointed Such may be uneqa thereto
ia any which the contractor viii
be the required kind quality within
fifteen done, will be purchased at his
expense each delivery should Congress
appropriation 70 meet them or soon thereafter US an
appropriation purpose The quantity be
Increased diminished q e option % lhe oaaenas,sr On
Proposals viii also DO received up to the same time TOT the manu-
facturo Of ...aa ~ tH .17
prvates' '.
Musicinns' q Z" H...' ID. H.. u. .ass
Woolcn pants +.
Fatigue woolleh jackets
Watch coats, and
Musicians red jackets
responsible be Furnished whose sufcency
certified by United States judge district attorney navy
No proposal win considered docs npt strictly comply with
the form this office. 'as...
Proposals viii be endorsed proposals furnishing supplies
''9 ''''''' s'p' d j. SUTHERLAND,
Quartermaster.
The onteligencor, and ,arn Of Washington the uArgusp
Portland Maine; "Patriotp Concord H. azec Portsmouth,
~ bridgeport Farmer" Bridgeport, Conn "Ncw london Star
New Iondcn Conn hlo' end 'couror Boston Mass aNcw
n " ournnl Of commercef New York dfennsyisaaan Gar
gus 'rhadcipb Democrats philadelphia Penn sscntnelp
ard "Reser, Mobile Ala will publish The above three times
Of February send b with copy Of this ad
containing ADVERTISEMENT this one for examination
Jan s-3nvt1Feb f.f
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NEW YORK HERALD, DAILY TIMES, TRI-
IN bune, News Philadelphia Philadelphia Ledger
ceived evening of day publication Single copies
delivered at the residences of subscribers evening
New York Ledger Mercury Weekly flag
Ship Balious Pictorial Magazine
Journal and all other Philadelphia York. weekly
received and for SALE delivered promptly
Everything In the cheap publication line pub
lshed. IN t3tb.t.E1H % N#. D., ~. BISHOP x Co. I'll
2lo Penn. avenue, under Wilards' Hotel, nd
Nov 25-dh AS Penn. avenue III
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS: NEW ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRAY EIlLERS.-N ARRANGE
MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPROVED SCHEDULE WASH
INGIoN DIRECT PARTS THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD NETwo fast daily lines from Washington for the South
and Southwest Boats leave their berhs foot OF 9th street at 81
and by the boat obtain
breakfast on board and enjoy pleasant sail Of 81 hours down the
beautiful Potomac, passing full view Of Mount Vernon BY the
evening boat and Of four hours
comfortable berhs aud arrive in Richmond In time
connect with all the trains for the South and Southwest
The southern mail conveyed this route being A
miles shorter and 100 miles less raroadng than by other route
making certain connexions to
FapEacHsnuRa cnaosD, PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA wEpoS
WILMINGTON N C.; B. O. AUGUSTA GA; MONTGOMERY
MomiE, ALA Nav oIKAss
tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danville, Bristol, " Dalton, ....
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Memphis, a4. IS
lynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
and New orieans
through Information route inquire
No. 372 Pennsylvania avenue,
Browns Hotel board the boats foot OF 9Th street
GEO. T. MArTINIY,
August lily E' t, Ticket Agent
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-01

UMMER ARRANGEMEN The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will follows
Leave Alexandria at A. 8, TO- IL O'Clock, A. and o'clock
y. .ft # ft
Washington G. o. O'Clock m; g. O'Clock
p. IN. III b ~. 4. . ~ Y.
The THOMAS coIIYER, when the route viii opposite
hours. IS N
Whaey's omnbuas connecting the and Colyer VIII
leave the Capitol and l2t and
he time the boats leave Alexandria. s.H
June s--eod-G RICHARD wAILACH President.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-01

T<~OR RENT, either furnished or nnfurnished. and
BY tho o shorter porlod oase,
abd Third sroetz oocaled during
Hon NJ Hammond, DATED States fro Carolina in
cure nf f' DAVID A. HALL,
Noy ereodu No. s0s street.
L>0R RENT-Tho Front Parlor and Bed Room at
a. tarhed kiinell AZ Drug
desirable the asenre 81 the
rtents and Wizards Hotel Also third story
all furnished. Apply 10 kiDWkiL a LAURENCE,
Nov lO-3Awu n lah stfoai.
TE,0 LEr--The three-story brick house. No 423
Il Fnh street. between and " Has baih gas Rent
Si25 Inquire the premises. Nov soft
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. DINNER PARTIES

y " :" DfNNEK PARTIEtS," ------
nINNER PARTIES will be furnished TO families
%, 81 and 50 per head; or, they prefer,
French cook be sent their residence dinner Tor them
a the moderate charge Of 81 for his services
Wishing troule marketing
be mar ADJ their Houses n prices
dishes viii be Of
who may desire guaranty furnish better dinner any
establishment in Mo Guy saving Of 25 per
C. GATfTIER, 252 ey.,
Dec 16--2meolf betwssn I2nl and 18th streets.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-01
V,EXAs LAND AGENCY.

N VEAAS LAND AGENTl. . ---"---- T - II :
N MCCARTHY 4 BROWN AUSTIN Texas
General Land and Real Estate Agents,
land pay taxes buy commission
tend everything pertaining general land References
given.
the receipt o a. viii toward address within tho
postage paid sucd)
also work Gust suedl OF 400 reading contain
ing annual stat Of the State the
agriculture commerce. manufactures the population
wealth. and and statistics OF all the countless railroads. rv
improvements &c. SC, &c. Oct 26--wu
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Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO IRE EMrrIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled Tie right enpiont any
within the townships and PARIS Of townships above
qured establish to The satisfaction Of reget
cever OF the proper hand ofr make yseaea
PGcie a FseiHg is pcts ami before tho day appointed or
The OF te public embracing ,he
tract cal,nod; otherwise sach clsin, win 81 forReled
aHI#. - @ il THees A.. iiESDRIsks
HH Conulss oner Of the aeuafa laud Office
Dec aO-tAw13w flint 4 starr
Nora the regulations Of shs department.
existing, advertising
except sue Publishers iaily dsthoY 10 publish BY
Conmis soner Of he General IandO Hlce