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EpNAARD sQHEEoK, AyCTIoNEEs..

i~"~s~o ssA1sbscs
EDsN AkD 1 scHES M Ay0ElosEEs. rag,sa 81
orr W., -, : Large and Exclusive Sale Of
lslLvEH PLAYED WARE, SOLID STARTLING HI.VNR
100 SEAS WATERS, &C., ttF
TO THE TRADE and PRItATE BUYERS
~ dF. II. SCHkNCK, Wednesday Dece nbeY 7, At
i le o'sost y ~ sa.s..oem = Ess.aa slrss. NE
soek eopsn part Of CaSeg Cake and Fruit Baskets I'M
Zee sss aea SEN q asd pecs: swing ws.er gsass
fans Gu. bottles iduor 6sst: Pehsrs and Geelss tssr
&c. san ans Sua@io saanas DIAN ooverA kE9 BoleA,
very large assorent Of warranted Engah silver mspx
e And acran silver pAsed WATERS fon q inch Of
nous de,'gPs and pasrns g. az 1a6tas @'atasFl
% r..i@ Jas ~ shAt12 oelock, -Gi u ~ asYpa
1. GOtID sTHRIING, slly Err sETs, WAITERA 10 ans,
CunssDg OF four richly and heavily chased Se 81 three
ana pcae oval engraved Wasrs Hait CELLARS eoA
silver chated chldreps Forks aud Hpo0na y
Eases svs alarrss Gard Cases sOild silver RIO
hole o. The above win be on eihen u DE salesoon
sssvSs his to Sc The only sae q he sns
that has essr aA EN- plsce In this city earnestly iave
" NC Ioops t4g.s 5AE III SssEa488 ~
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TosErH HEdEMAN -THURsDAY DEC. g. AT m
e. o'cockA y. a 81 rrospect street, wsen Washington
and ADAMS streets Brooklyn Furniture 10 good ordeRose
wosd rarcr Furniture In maroon plush marble Top Centre
lhpls oak Desk m,hogany Bedseass Dresslpg Bureaus
mattresses oak Extension Table and Oh s Tapestry Brus
ses and ingram Osfpes olcohs Cus Glass and Cfockery
msfoo ksps window CursinR and muslin do chid,s
ZIP ard Cradle; large cedar Chest Cook Stove Ro
IoIiN r. MONTGOMERY AUcrroNEFR. 100 CASES
~ Bos Shoes aud kubbe~s at auction Thigsie-
% lo oocok al the store of j. T. AVIS Co "a
afeet Prime assot'me u Of ffesh sagsouable Goods
M !. PHILLIPS, kUCTIONRER, WILL. SELL, THIS
I'VE day NJ IL oenck NJ ne New FORK Bazaar. q Howard
street number OF Uors"s nsf hackney Coach
running condition. WAg MS ROskawaya doctors Wagons,
perry taken on scsaa9,
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DAANIh A .AyFS 9. ,, AgsTIgEs5s; $1,000.
BUTLER, SCHULTZ MATHEW va win III Il auction ~
morrow, rhursAbtI ~ Sclosh, nleroo 81 cedar
street an assortment Of the above comprising old Oad
Erandies fine old Madeira snsrry Wines
and La WAips yin seppne Schipd.m s0Anapps.
Catalogues md samples carly Oh nclnini II saie
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HENRYo H.oLEEDR Observation-Disclosures NO.
ksbs W. VII III assoI * fhSsy 4
oclock In the gallery over the eaissoom No % Nassau
street. superb prlvae library containing oyer 1000 volumes
English and American standard works the various depart
mens Of literature including very many fine copies elegantly
among which may be found Hume and smolles England Is
vols Beaumont and Flccners complete works. Clarendon
Rebellion vols Ssox bound IN tree marble calf; Walter
SCOTS COMPLETE works 9s vols usratsd with nearly 200
cravings and bound IN superb styles Edinburg Review S
vols Quarterly Review 90 vols Lord Bacon's Works 10
half morocco BRAKES sfspsSe and his Times vols ao
Hogarths Works. containing Of $50 plates together
with the suppressed plates folio bound In half morooco ali
rays celebrated Caficatrss With 66 original plates folio
bound half morocco Eipasns Roy Haery q Bsh Arr s.
Gems Of KqrGssan Art vols impessl @ IlIuinhA.d
cravings, by Leech vols 40 half morocco. Mtons WORKS
vols royal 40 6ne nlusrsted KnnyoopaA Brtssnca q
nm Russa with fhnny elegantly bound standard American
THIS elegant nhray will DO on eshiboa above The
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Ma nh pors on accsunt Of mutny among y
as Rsssf AZ !sssss ssI Sfs'i: /
Ma DAVIS, Sydney, CB, days, with coal,
~ ,aS:,s Rsvneu Calais 10 days. Win hath 70 jed FRY
Brig yncennes Love- Calais ~ days, with lime 70 simpson
srg Nahum ssetson Jr Phinney Calais days. with lum-
ssir spray lrj Shaw, Corvallis Ns "A days with pota-
K
sehr j & Redner, Endcott, Norfolk for Providence.
Schr Elizabeth Arcularus Haskell Delaware City for Rock
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A n. NERWIN AUCTIoNEsR-BY BANGS, NERW1N
~. OO-Trads sale rooms Is Park w.-Thursday and
Friday Afternoons Dee and 3 q O'Clock new Ensiish
Books just received from London eomprsng variety
q Ne beat library ed.lons Of valuable wsrks nearly a.
parmenl sxpsnsvey illustrated and richly bound vuiunou
a selections from private library Of choice books on yarous
snbjecas TO- Catalogues ready 7FGF1 'l1s r.~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-07

II ENEyl B. HERTSs JR.. AUCTIONEER,sI ,nafaevo,, a
On TUESDAY. wEDNESD Az and THURSDAY qsd
I'D ms. dgposq~ IL nec AL III and ~ adi lsl
Atthe dbpos Of Tbs Russian Amsr1canFu Oompany 9a
...ns' ,s@ sS II a H5sse m
Qfthe entire bsslne sbckota Il 55st ii b94ru3oo ro,
d bns IN EsAS3F HA9H 81 i EV avhs sc apos
Gomprsns the richest Mscrtmsnt ef lsdes, and shRea's
q r. sSss Gsssss sSs Ls S
found Eieh Busa and p rdson Bay Sable ROYAL RrAins
Fitch and oer b, Cloils Tippes FEnrilss hn ts
81 aso Hs,o9 say ET aocfS M9nHsn nd g.s
Gente Eurl whod q vhce wl be gold fbc cash y
above without by order Of the Presdent and
Of the Russian Fur Company. Catalogues 49,
G and Roods op view saFly on mornng Of salA gasR gR
IJENRY n, LEEDs,g AUCTIoNEER. -sALRf,Boow :,
IEEps CO viii Sell Il aScion, On fnesdsy ana wedsss.
day, pec6 ard "a le4 ocook n saleeoom -krse
a1e Ss els sSa Ws g.
Brnmy deseased ~ en.s stock removed from hs pscs Of
business No l29 Futon street 70 oar aaesrpom the
Epgsh gn wa,ches BY the mos celebrated makers Also
Watch movements ditto valuable assortment IL 1ne ala
mmd Breaspipa EarngA Finger imssp ked Also large
assortment Of fopreen and eighteen Jevslry Mossos
peal banded Cutlery, Ra1ora Knives 10 Al ths o5ce
Furniture Desks Connters Office Clocks, Cases. &c About
tb hve very Valuable original oil Paintnra efnsx rr
proof Safe lined with chilled iron inside door Jones permn
faon lock powder proof &C Positively no goods under
any croumsanocs admitted into ths sale other than The stock
any reserve % The hahes bidder Can Be examined on ma
.
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n MERWIN. AUCTIONHRR-BY BANGS NRRWfN
A. CO., Trade sales room, IS Park row.-Wednesday
evening Dec a. o. o'clock Private Library Of nne editions
lsssasd xsrss and large Collection Of
autsgraph letter Of John jay dated It'll Catalogues are row
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-07

Snail YElvArE FAMILY w0ULD, LEI, WITH
"A exeenosa private Able , front Psr0r aDd nont
bedrsem secspd sory also singe trout bedroom, third
story handsomely furnshed With re and hsA 10 very
nn6 OeAoQD. convenient V stages Foreign Ian
susses SPOKEN Apply a IS Wea xenh sieet Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-07

A PARLOR, BEDROOM AND BATHROOM, ALSO SIN.
"A Room rented BY tbs fay week, vita t3i
hosrd cooper Howe 80 Franklin sree six houses west Of
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UCTION NOT1cE. a t9N khsdA0 osnt Ntny1ie e1fvi
IA, III. @. EDEY, Auctieneer, = t,,l,-r II, i,
TOP BUd6IEs kockAWXYs, HARNESS ou' !, ),
RI Hetxe M u 'g. ROBES, &c. dsS43 j. 3 t1GfgNia
EZRA LUDLOW. Jr., I, x, - ~ !.
win sell this day. Wednesday Dec at IL O'clock at sales
66 Cedar street opposite the Post Office avarey tor
Buggies shifting tops slide and Jump seats de- also Rocka
ways light road Wagons, depot Wagons &C. \ par 19D7o
large assortment Of single and double Harness
sA we n t-t3 .fI4gE ALSO, 70 seft Gil 1aE BJO.9
An invoice Of fine wolf and bear Robes. ,, ~, 5000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-07

A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE. IN ONE OF THE
IA finest locations In b, ookIyn. L. L. 10 for cheap
psrrcuafs inquire u wHEEIER Harris, 10 Beekman
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-------------rc-- L~-
n A RrIFICr AZ TEETH DR. pITEIN CONTINUES TO
Tech SEA no es, srse pr ,empmsy assSc
fot fpcpg where aThhc Teeth Inserted fr X u.
Dr sKis Nns fnraisres lone 8oor from ys,uenss3 "a
IA 4 RTiFpsf q CIwEr Hl4nSby So FOR BEAuInE rl
~ snd siesiaatel SIS ou ngs silver on ne IN New
Ita. wnh cnr,re snis % e'iuai ~ sny nt ss
Work sipSle teeth, 81 Teeth feu and hatxssr,
toast pun hy he& nrpces a. s ~, arsW hegflst
Ieuh aUt Eleventh strnets, lfis. p, ~
Rr,ytcr.t. BONE FrAiNG roF pEcAyEn 18TH TN
\ putiu soL requiring NJ pressure an, s,.1s 81 ise
Aehlpu t,.h rr r.ft absi's a~ ueN W. 80. rsral
3ssnesser r,rrr n rotdsv Ard fhftJ stsNeeN 'eoeS
rctl,e. --Srr,gl "a n sksge -. seni BY 'a-I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-07

y rteds Raw slln, &c.-cHAM8ERS FAiR:Hn.D
apcsiopeers WI eel This day lwsined day. q 4 O'Clock
ment Of Sewing SIX Mch'ns aud Ban Twist
perfect Oh der for the trade; as, Office furniture Fixtures
&c. ~ w X + ft'f JOHN KEtI4Y, Sheriff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-07

or n FOR SALE. AN ELFGANTLYt LOCATED
ZCU. veualing SALOON on west sde Of town, wsah-
nc,nn market; best ocsn IA the city ~ make money. Oh
stand graz dchaoce will he d under cost Apply i, n Ett,
y n co Ii Chambers St., No. A. ,rs T1 'eHH ttfs
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n,uE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD wTtL or A
Jewely Store located one Of the principal streets II
n,ooslyn for sale doing good business Price about
~ COZ cash For further parc address ", NJ Herald
cce stating where an interview can be had No agents need
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DEkEMef ORY0 AUCTION SALE OF WArOuE1 AND
cry being the stock Of a matchmaker am Je~eie
aeetD ~ bu.,pe.eiAM CklsTAIAR. uctteneev rs Bow
ry VIII sell On THURSDAY So Inst q io clock ladies' and
sleeve Bnlons studs Guard Fob and Vest Chains
hSe l6s OF ens tase s0 and Silver Patent AMI Deacei
dU0 movements. tniisNiHHf 9HT ~ ISgNNflri91 1881
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL $ Gibbers, Va; Mrs c
J keim, Pa NJ Hockaday, Utah; NJ Martin
1T OIivari, Va; Banks, do; q Allen
Paris; McMahan Va; Blamier do; w
serrine, Ga; w Panexton, do; b Smith. do:
w w Ford, do; Pritchett, do; M LYMAN
and family, Ny. Z Raymond, do; Moore
do w Goddard, Md; J r Halcomb, Va; al rs
henderson and son, do; Ralston, Pa; Miss
F. GiImsr, NCi Miss NJ shober, do; HoIms,
Nd Wellen, Pa; Haynsworth, Ala; S
Smith, do; b Reed, Md; NJ NJ Alan, Pa, Is
Bates, sc; Miss Clark. Md; Mordecai, Pa; G
II Starrenton, Iowa; B C r hone, Tex; ID H Jeffry
NY B Halsonguent, Ala; w NJ Sample, Va;
w Nixon, Tenn; r 6 Eongley, do; E Aus
tin. do Hubbard, Tex; ID Cheatwood, va; ID
kueken, do; Smith, do; D Davis, do
w Ramsey, Nc; r l. Berkshire, Va; w Price
do; Mason, NY; ) Nordlinger, Ala; Poe, do.
NATIONAL HOTEL.-F SchaIler, Md; Oh
Graham, Min; NJ Holbrook, CT; ] Hannings-
berg, slack and lady, Texas; II Dangerfeld,
Nd; X COLLINS, Mass; B M Tillotson and iady'
NH Captain Jackson, Ky; 3 Tarpley, = 30,
gard, Miss; Dr. Harding, Md; Il Jones, Pa; Col
spence, M NO M M. Hnoang, Pa Miller, R
Steele, Nh; PATTERSON, NY; b Stewart, N
II; Il Potter, o; H Goldman, Ind; A Baker.
ny; Ti6betts, y; w Although. Md; J 6
I! hePPersley, III; Cowles, NY; T. A Deslonda,
AO'Neai, La; II Williamson, f NJ Crump, va;
WILLARDS' HOTEL.-Hon ] Kelly, ID w
Conner, Clerk, IL T Jenkins, Dew,
Dion Bourcicault and lady, Mrs Allen. Col
d Hamilton, 81 John, A Denham, p w
Bishop, q Lott and lady, J ID Livingston, q w
Alexander, Schoolcrait, NY; /. Lancaster, ID
Luther, Levi, Pa; Mills and lady, CT; f
Pletson, s;icsney, Md J Collum, Ill; J b
Latham, Ark; g r Seward, Texas; Fitzhugh
Nv; Mr. G Parkman, Mass; Capt J Mcintosh,
CSNi Alley, Mass; Muir, J A Liggot,
Il Brown, Va A b MeCreary, Cal; L d Day,
No; Benner, NY.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-O w Alexan-
mac, Va; Stone and lady, U; ID III WaddIe,
Va; Cook, DC; l. NJ Stephens, VT; p Wren
do & Raymond, NY; J Meechaut, do; J w
Clsmentson, III; DR. Withers, Va; ID Wander
slice. Kan; g Calvert, Va; III Haswood, Mass; r
T Knox, Va; Wallace, do; ID Irving, DC; l.
Smith, do; L Keut. Nh; + P Butter, SC; W p
Wallace, Ill; Col TAYLOR, Va; ] Thompson,
DC; ID Prindle, NY; I 8 Overall, La; Col
Roane, DC.
HARDWOOD house, ] Lavender, Md;
y Ali, Pa; w w Peirce, Mass; I'll Booten, Cal;
ID X Fitch, USN; nj Perkins, NY; w Ra-
boy and LADY,, Pa; w w G oliver, DC; G w AL
eIander, N.Y. w b Robbins, o; F Thompton,
NY; L Garnett, do; N b Prichard, Tenn; C s
Williams, do.
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hh"0ohG GENUINE PREPARATION.

| IIELMBOLUS
II GENUINE PREPARATION.
HEtMssSks SSh 1SI sss k ksns;:
aELMBoLBs BUCHH i i0r i Dfo SraSe''
HELM B0LDS BuCHu for Nervolsness.
BSGHT for bS1s % Vision
$ f; &s:S 5s;r
HHtIMMB Bn5 RS BnCHU for Zorro, Of Disease.
HELMBOLbs BUCHU for Wskefuiness.
HHEELMMBB 9 BTCHU for pTycsss Of the Skin.
HEtMB9TD,s BTCHT for Pain in the Back.
HELMB0hD'S BUCH U for heaviness of the Eye
o MaD3 sna
Iessness, with Want OF Attention, Horror of So
Helm R R3 ,s B H{H1i for obstruc.ions
from lndlscretIon and all Diseases of the
Existing In either sex from whatever cause orig
mated ana HOW 9S %'' LoS S1 STANDING.
BY
clous or nervous and debilitated. 1t faat long
effects the mil moro than any and ali others and if
allowed to 60 enEIwhioh this nedolne invariably re;
EOsoc a9,s Of and
pre- Who oan SAY that these eI cesses are not fire.
suds1sy followed ey those dIsi9 diseases Insanty
ums, and the melancholy deaths By Consumption
pear ample witness to the truth of these assertions
In LunatIc ssyluns the mos ella choly lbition
appears. The cOuntenance 10 actually den and
quite destitute-netheT mirth grief ever bislts
It.. should sound OF the voice occur, 1t Is rarely
with voeful measures. wan Despair,
Low. suen sounds, his greet beguiled"
auds upon thousands to untImelJ graves thus blast
ing the ambition of many noble youths. 1t can be
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
. The mass OF voluntary testimony In possession of
the Proprietor, vouching its virtues and curative
to science and fans. Certificates of cure. from one
month to twenty years ,tsno ing. and of the most
speofIon. from GOvernors of States, Judges, emf
RTS
and Chemistry, With the Erestest accuracy and
Chemical knowledge and care devoted 10 ITS com
on the Practice Of physie, and most Of the late
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant in
taste and odor, but immed lete In Its action.
the oty o. Psilsdeiphia. II. T. HELMBu t1h B.
Chemist. who being duly sworn, does say, that his
R:9f e. .sf BBaif See M Man.
Price s per bottle or SIX for IS. dsIiSsfsd to any
A TRIAL GUSTS n BGT A sfbn 6L4fhFR-TRyIT
AID be convinced of its efficacy. And it is accom-
Professors of Medical Colleges, CerEtmen. ii and
others. Prepared by ii. II. HELMBOLD, '-N
Practical and A nay tIc.l Chemist.
10. South Tenth ST., below Chestnut PhiIada
To be had Of all Druggists and dealers throughout
the United states, Canades, and British PROVINCES.
Ask for HELMBOLD'S-tako no other. Cures
and 7th street, Washing ton City, and ali other
oruSslsts. ian 25-eolys
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EVENING STAR.

Barns LS4 .s.-The Herald SAYS the neces-
sity for the coSnpstition Of the mechanical
Bakery" In this city will be made apparent to
any one who will take the trouble to inform
himself Of the difference that now exists In the
weight Of the ave cent loaf. From list taken
,~a,,h. ,sII ~ ,1,a an. io a. oi one oake'
OF; OF two, IS OF OF one, l. OF ; Of one 1SX OF
Of one, 10y OF and Of two, % OF and the largest
nresd Is the best. Truly, there was need OF a
regulator Ike the Steam Bakery.-Boston Tran
scrIps.
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u The Grand Encampment, 4. o. o F., OF
Maryland, has elected the following officers
John Grubb, NJ. w. 6. Patriarch; Samuel j. C.
Nentz, M E G I'll. Priest; Chas. A. Welshof-
Ier, n. W. q. 5. Warden; John w Hunt, r. w
u. scribe; Jos. b. Escavaille, r. w. G. Treasu-
rer; Jacob H. Freeburger, W. G.J Warden
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To BIZ HuSs.-In SPottsylvania County Court
on Monday, Sarah Ann, slave girl was tried for
an attempt to burn the dwelling Of Mr.. James F.
Jones Of that county. There were ten persons in
the house at the time, and, but for the fact, that
the dense smoke aroused some of the inmates, II
Is probable many Of them would have been burnt
to death The court sentenced the girl to be
hung in IS days from Monday,
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1iscallanAouR
AYERS SARSAPARnLA,

IA COMPOUND REMKDY I'm Which ne have Iabered 4
produce the most eectu.l that c.n =. .ds IA
. concsntratsd extr.et Of P.r. =. souhinsd
with other subst.nc~s ~ .t .ar.t,ys =. m
anord an ea~ctiya .nsas s, ths
REPRESENTED 10 curs M ia be,syed Sst sueb r,msy n
vantsd hy tho.a Nh an "a s-oy ssrrrno. 80
that one wbirb tb., nrxs ~ inn
mense servire In ,s I.rr m anr sits
Iens usx cnnt.tsy III. romro,na Vii 40 O. ~. re,
proven bv an ~ tla 10 - snud
Of the f,Iiowirr conni.in,.. -
ersoyr, ami pvr,,,o. ana e,r.
rIys D,sE.sxs TIcrps pI~eIvs RIorcsrs TTross So
RHsUn, ScALp HEAD AFrkcTIoSs,
hkhcusIAL pnk,sk. pkorsr NkusAbslA on nc DouLoo-
sr ASruoSys FIRE aud indeed The whole class Of
complaints arising rem IMMUNITY or rHE BLOOD
when taken I'm n. snrinx 10 ems. IN. Toni snmors which
fests In the h o At ts Of The YEAR Nv ths timely
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FTHE CELEBRhTED
i DIR. J. S BUSES MEDICINES,
DE pHIIApEIPuIk.


These remedies are the result of thirty FIVE years
OF extensive and successful practice. and are the
only reliable preparations 10 cure the various ills
that flesh is heir RI.
DIR. J. :. ROSES COUGH SYRUP.OR EX-
PECTORANT will radically cure Coughs, Colds,
Hoarspess. ana all Lung diseases. Price
50 cents and al.
DR.. j S ROSES Alternative SYRUP,
or Blood Purifier, for the cure OF Scrofula. old
EIrptlons Chronic Diseases, tlccrs, SweIled Neck
and ali diseases arising from impure stfte of the
blood. Price 81.
The on'y sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
DIR. J. :. ROSES PAIN CURER. Ii is not a
cure al but II alone has stood the Test of IS wears
curing rheumatism, Doth and Ear ohes, Cho,lc
ralLs N the Stomach aud Bowels, Spralns bruises
PaIus In the Limbs, JOINTS, Back and Spins. or nv
pain Internally or externally. Price, l2 -, and 81
cents bottle.
YOU wish to get cured of any of the above com
plants. get nr. j. :. Roses genuine NJ edIolnes
which you will know when genuine by having ms
written signature on the cork Of each bottle Sold
By druggists generally.
N. Il. Beware of those poor nostrums rurrort
Ing to 10 the hest IN the world. ia 2i-ly
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THREE FEMALE MURDKRERs IN ONE CELL y.
"A Rose, late deputy sheriff In London, hass ;,
staIes in the Times that there are now confined
In one cell Of Newgats three females, convicted
OF the murder of children one Mary Ann Alice
Saago, beat her step-child to death; another, Ce-
festina Somner cut the throat of her child OF ten
years; and the third, who had four children, car
ried two of them to a canal and neld them under
water until they were drowned.
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In pursuance oflaw. l, JAMES BUCHANAN. Prosi-
d gent OF .hs United states OF America, do hereby
held at the undermentioHe land office in the State
OF MINNESOTA at the period hereinafter designated.
:. the land office at CAMBRIDGE commencing on
Monday, The sIxteenth day Of May next, for the
disposal OF the public lands, herstofors naofered,
IN the following townships and parts of townships
North of the base line and nest of the forth
principal meridian
Townships 40 and a. of range IS.
TOWNSHIPS ~, 40, and A., OF range2l. -.
Sections to 49, inclusive; sections 20 to g. inciu-
sive; sections 50 49, 81. and IS oftownship s. town
ships 81, s.. s. 81, a. and a. OF range u.
%, of township 81; sections and q the y of sec
ton $; sections g. 10, y. ~ 49, 90 o. q. ss g.
stve; section So; the u Of section IS; sectors 81
and g. OF township 81; townships IS. IS. 81, So aud
see.,on 2; the f "a and the NV 4 of section 4;
ne NE OF section 10; SECTION II; the :. II the
49, 20. e. &c, % 80 81 and 81, of township Sc; seo-
and 8; the W n of section O. ,eotIons 10. ii 10, Is
scd a; The u Of section Is; sections 49, % sand
and 81 Of township 81; township IS, e1oept the II x
Of section 81 townships Sc. 81, 49, 50, Al, AZ. and
Sections and :; the NE y, ths N Il OF the NV
Of the NV n: wv of s% NV v :, and the the
ofthe SW Of section q; section a; and section t
me q r. S g g. s .ss
81, of township 81; sections to Is, Inclusive the
Of section a5 sections s g. S. ST. and 81, II tS
snip IS; townships Sc, -, ~. and al, of range Is.
Of the % + r. nd ~ = aps I'll; the
= Of sest Tw %; the NJ 4 the y OF the y w Z.
ship to So Of an NTn
the of section IL sections II a. 49, 90 p "a, g.
rs, g. q and 81 oftownshps5 IS; townships IS and a.
,hs g L and md 4 section e1osp.
& q p n n ss ct 70
Of township 81; seo'im: 9. 10, 10. "a 49, 90
to 3d. inclusive; Section S. the Ne Of seotlHn S.
sections 81 and IS. Of township s.; township 81 Of
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF schools.
indian military and Other illbe excl aded
The Offering Of the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed. and will proceed in the order
n which thss arr adyeItssd until the whole shall
any asa Win be ID
Given under my hand a. the oy OF
tins 7th day Of January, Ammo Domin one thou sand
eight hundred and hff' n JAMES BUCHANAN.
By tho President:
Commissioner OF the General Land Once. .
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
TO any of the landswthn the townships and ffacton-
altownshlps 10 uIred tn establish
e possr Sd Once &
sas &c ,as q, .as &: s. .Ss
'''''e coram.noass S q ih o. 6sns Land Once.
Sor...;U Under the Regulations ofths des.rtnsn.,
s s sssssay asiIss 70 b.
tsH-iawlSw,W . y '''s
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WAsHsUSSsTr22ES f soSA HEkE ZSaffPp!R
The Steamer 6EORGE PAGE val, on Friday
the 18th. resume her trips between r.
the above places- hH9R
Leaving the foot Of King street,
Alersndris, ~ the following hosrs:
*. 10 .. N, II m "a. <and .. m.
Leave Washington ~
Ga. 9, " o. m. 8, s. nd IN D. N.
Passengers by the boat AVOID q tedious omsibus
noe 81 Two mi es, the Inconvenience of heinz de-
tanned - the draws a. vel a TIE dangers OF The
Long Bridge.
Fare from Pa; avenue TO Alexandra isx csuts.
DO. do. foot Of 7th street I2x
oents. (. p ~
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UThe Duke of Beaufort (who ltely became
more known for the connection with his racing
encounter than ever he was before) is the patron
OF no fewer than twenty-n nine church liyinps
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IL A number OF sleeping cars accommodating
- passengers each, either in sitting or IecIin-
Ing position, are to be introduced upon the Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad