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Commissioner of the General Land Office.

NOTE-Under the regulations Of the department.
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
n NEW line OF Telegraph from WASHINGTON
North is advertised falsely represented as connect
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Now, the only teleg graphic connection with those
points is through the lines under the control of the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, TO
which, by virtue of the ownership of MOrse's pat
ents ali the the telegraphic business of said places
lawfully belong. This, therefore, 10 to give notice
that the same charge will be made on sn messages
sent by the new line and delivered to any station Of
the Magn etic Company in the South for transmits
sion To the above named other places, similarly
situated. they had been handed TO the Magnetic
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mar 9-u p. General Superintendent.
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MANY MORE WOULD TESTIFY, if neoes-
lNI sary. Descriptive Circulars, ith testimonials
may be obtained from any Druggist who has this
Valuable medicine for sale,
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BRANDY against the flaming, Fictitious Liquors
manufactured ia France for this market. Since the
analysis made by DIR. Antisell Chemical Examiner,
u. 5. Patent Oficel published in the city papers
Boston, and DR.. Hyram Cox of Cincinnati this pure
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A u. COULTBR. Sec'y.
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ofhcs OF Lewis johnson Co. Bankers, 10th street
an1 Penn avenue; J. w: MAGILl,, Agent. .
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Western Lands Bought, Sold and Exchanged.
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nR. GOGGSWEII'S ANTIPHLOGISTIC
- SALT. Price, 81; Chronic package, $3.50 ID.
c. TAYLOR d CO., General Agents, S2 Dock st.,
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BRONCHITIS, CANKER, RHEUMATISM,
ID and Neuralgia have been cured by it-Jsfsr-
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WE SPEAK BY THE BOOK. We have tried
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THE NEW MEDICAL SALT Is FOR SALE
Il in Washington, GeOr getOwn, and vicinity, and
wherever the Star is read by Druggists generally.
As ii is not patent medicine but the prescription of
an eminent ply sican one should fail to try the
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7 TRIED 1T FOR FOR ANEURISM Of the Alb
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List of Delinquent Lands nznd Town Lots i'm
Wood County, Ohio, for 1859.

"
The
turud
the rEighC e h II u VII Ire
PERRYSBURG TOWNSHIP, LANDS AND IMPROVEMENTS
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ROZ AND HIS PRIMERS.

Had ths worthy Mr. D'Israeli. father of nu'
merous literary progeny, aud grandfather Of still
more uuuerou, race, such rs Vivisu Grey, Conngs-
by aud Sybl, h.d he been alive to-day, he might
have added new chapter to his work devoted TO
the Quarrels OF Authors. Not, in this instance,
Of Il quarrel of one author with another, but OF an
author With his publishers This is SO common
case Indeed, that 1t would hardly call tor p,rt'ca'
lar notice, did Lot this involve writer OF tue
first emn-nce and the greatest popularity. and did
il not give a glimpse at the inner coaracter OF
great ce'ebrit, This IS what all ws ob.curities
delight to catch aud Id this case the revelation Is
faily made by both parties, as 10 became l-glt
mate portion of literary history. Our excellent
friend, Mr. Punch, is made the organ Of the oHn'
ers of the box from which be hebdoinadslly IN
struc's the world pi,h his wisdom ard Ills VIII. Ia
this way their accooAt of the origo and nature OF
the difficulty b-tween themselves aud Mr. Dickens
is land before the public.
The world is sonething changed from what it
was when sam johnson ATE his dinner behiod the
screen in Caves parcr back Of tie shop, because
be was too much out at elbows 10 be preseutsble al
respectable tTadesrsus table, aud when Gold
smith was writing sn animated romance about
Animated Nature, at just shillings enough sheet
10 keep the baiG irom his door. Dickens aud
Thscksray, and all the rest of the lords Of
literature, have no need TO forgive Napoleon
hi. misdeeds, as Campbell did. on the grouad
that be had once shot bookseller. They are
now masters of the situation and lords of the
ascendant. and no logger the retainer. Of the
bookseller; but the bookseller must wait, Cap in
hand, on them-ptovided, Of Course, that the
writer is successful enough That this is the case
With Mr. Dickens, there can be no question. Pro-
baby no one man has ever received 81 much hsrd
cash from his literary labors, has found such q
Pactvlus lowing from his inkstand, and such
California 10 his Imagination as be. And yet
enough i. Ieft for the acka bibopole, ster the lion
has b. lped himself to bis share, 10 make its loss
very hungry misfortune to bim. This is all a. il
should be. The mere garnisher Of the brains of
authors should not be better paid than they that
furnish the disb-provded it be one in demand in
the market Mr. John Milton would not have had
to sell his lines at something less than farthing
apiece, taking his substantial pay 10 draueht on
Poste1ty, payable after his death, With interest
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
Disp,tch 70 The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch - The N. 4. tribune.
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, juno 10, 1859.
The report that Mr -dell is going to France is
sscribrd to Dir. Butterscrth, who is fresh from
New Orleans, and is attached to bis interest. The
President deoies having had any correspondence
with Dir. Slidcll since the adjournment
The impression in diplomatic circles and in the
minds of our Ministers is that the European war
will become general. II is believed that austria's
mil,tory tsctics are designed to pcecipItate that
event, by involving Germany ineItrcaby.
Senior Msta is not accepted by the diplomatic
corps us regular member Of that body here, on
sccount Of the non-recognitloa Of Juarez in
Mexico
Recent adsices give an assurance that the Cen
tral American question will be settled before the
meeting Of Congress op the basis which L have
heretofore stated. SIR VIM. Gore Odseleys recent
Instructors remove oil difficulties, and Gen. Lamar
has gone To Guatemas to meet Mr. Wykr, acting
on behalf Of tie British Government, for the pur-
pose Of determining the limits Of the Balize settle
ment.
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size, through the partition ~sa and cells which As
81 feet Thick and !heoce through the outer wall. which
IL 3 feet thick.

NEwARx, Wednesday

NEwARk, wednesday June 10, 10Y.
A squad of police was called out about soolosk
this evening, to quell . small riot An Eyss'pI
Church Trim IT, located On tie Military Park, 10 us
center CT the city, recently resolved to eela'se their
edifc- by an addition ia the rear, woich would b
wholly built on the public p,rk. and take IA ose 1t
the broad walks, watch for centuries ass renamed
uldstulbed, the pax being laid out in 1000 AivAa-
,age has been taken By the church pecpc Of the 'ses
that there IS 20 State Chsbcelor. AMI Consequently
10 INJUNCTION be go. torestrain them. They have
the authority OF the Common Council to make the GO
lsrgemeut but it is claimed that the Codbcl has -
power to grant such privilege, and Indeed. thai vac
church has III ht on the pax at ali. Some Of sar
prominent citizens have takes the m stt~r in their own
bands and this evening destroyed with axes teooe
that had been erected - = commeIces meat OF shs
work OF building
There is uush excitement. and al attempts to budd
will undoubtedly be resisted by the citizens Thsps-
ice did not arrive until after the fence had been a.
moshed and those engaged in It's remosd hal lis
persed more serious time Is anclpsted to-,norrsv
night, as tie churchmeu will probably guard ,hs
place.
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and not little embarrassing to her political asPr-
ants. All the Causes OF sectional dissros'on OF
which we hear 81 much as thr-steons the Unlea
of toe States. and which make il 50 difficult to
secure at ence Northern aud southern favor,
eyis, 10 the fullest eS.rut within her S.atr| limits.
There exists in Western Virginia certain s,mps-
thy with the shareholders such as exists in the
Northern States, but these western counties like
the Northern States. at the time free labor
in tbelr interests sud not 10 the leas, sciised to
submit 10 slaveh oldisg dom natios. The prstsn-
sion on the part of the s,veholders To rule Virginia
j, likely to epooun'er tts ssme obstacles Siyn the
layeholding preteDson 10 control the Union.
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VIRGINIA.

LISA pslpable truth that in the recent contest
in Virgins between Letcher and G0ggin, the
main ingredient was, after all, the sectional
,trursls which has long existed between tho
Eastern and Westefn-in other words, between
the .layehodng and. the DOn-slaveholding sec
t.ous of the State. 1t has only beea BY m-ans
OF the non slaveholding voters of Western Virginia
that the Democratic party has been able to retain
i,s sscepdsucy in that State. IL was entirely TO
the zeal With which, as & member of the Virginia
Constitutional Convention, Mr. Wise, though al
Eastern man, espoused tho Cause Of represent .tion
in the Legislature, based upon free population,
that be owed bis election rs Governor. Dir.
Letch-r Was nominated, aud has been elected upon
precisely the same interest. The whole effort
of the canvass, on the part of Goggia
and his friends, was to excite slave
holding PREJUDICE against Letcher and TO
concentrate the ssveholding interest on their
side In this effort they had very consider
able succ-ss. The largest slsyeholding counties,
and the Eastern slayehoIdng section generally,
show decided falling off in toe vote for Letcher
SO compared with that for Wise. In three cOun-
ties the Rather pamphlet IN denunciatiaton OF
slavery, which Letehsr had formerly approved was
used with good effect against hun, in spite of bis
recsDtation aud the humility with which he begged
pardon of the shareholders. But the Western nom
Shareholders came TO his rescue. Whatever change
Of opinion Nj Letcher might have undergone as to
,heexpediency not Of getting nd Of the institution
of Slavery at least he did not abandon or dis,vow
the doctrine that Slavery ought not to be made
the basis of political power. 1t was as advocate Of
the political equality Of Western nou-slaveholder
With Western shareholders, VIC may say as an adyo-
cate Of the rights Of free labor that the north
western counties 10 which the sentiment Of hostility
to Slavery is widely difused, gave him q greatly
increased vote. The PostiOn Of vus nia is peculiar
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r X. X.
A OIIIET BIZ OF MURDER.

We stated tie transactions OF the Medical Society
Of the NewYok" for 1853 (p 49, L.t in Of
simple Puep-rs Fever ccrtsi9 physician who h-d Just been
re.ang Hamilton PuIssv-s administered sch dose OF
Colonel and JalaP that lie brought oil thirteen excavations OF
ti,. bowels Th, csed vigorous stick IL
dcobi-d and killed TIE patient Had the unfortunate woman
b. blessed with som friend with the effects ot
RApwAys READY RELIEF RE-uLAToRs and REsoLvEsT, in
dou Of psuftiOp ana especially IN pn-fp-f> ts'ei
she lao been saved Hamilton PurgsveS' advises such
practice as this the autods IL made OF the whole
,duop The better We woud recommend ladies' who expect TO
become m,thers keep RAILWAYS REMEDIES within reach
Al IL et their sgsin al "ysou practitioners, who
attack with full d,--- OF Cslomel ard Jaap"
With these edcs within resch there is Disease Maady
Pain Ache. nhrmty ~ which the human system subject
TO- but that std Mothers should always keep RAD
WAYS RyApy RsIpP in their nurs-rs, child Is sud enJ
seized h Group Convuns Bowel Complaints Consest
on n A. TO, often the sun Is troubled with
worms do.c OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF given ia water.
will instantly relieve the child snd expc from system the
csus, suffering Let the important fact he reulen 7ered
mo psin no ufrnes sickutss remain u torture the
hnsn sys,tn under the influence Of RAILWAYS READY Re-
LIEF apd REGULATING FILLS
Rnvay, Remeoie, sold BY Druggists and Storeteepc every
vtere RAILWAY & Co No. % John---, N Y
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WHEN PAIN OR INFLAMMATION Is PRESENT

ER.SpsE1Hs PILLS They upoo the deprsved hums
which ere occasion Of the pain inflammation snd remove
them they csuno nare because they operate
opy upon The affected by ;he disease In confirmation
con,unp,iy,s and others reed the following
TysTIMoSIAL:
PLEAsASrviLLE, Mount Pleasant,
Westchestor Ucui v, June 10, 1873.
Dr. B. BRANp.ETH-My Dedr Sir asv- long been friend
of yours brc,use verify believe yout valuable Pills saved
life have recon them for u-s'ly twenty yeats and
don't wan, any others my In Sis took heAvy cold
and being exposed for days arwsfd. settled %
nv mnn For three months terribly tro1bled with =
pIus night s~eat. and reduced slun- TO
skcetor took vsrou. sP and cOrda but fund no rcaL
Al las, friend Jesse Baker Maes Square Wettsr County
Sid Hammond, why don't you Brandrshs Pills they
help YOU bought box aud took some THY pursed m.
feely-niy detection bos thic, vis'id yelo~ mattel
found myself ,rss,ly relieved and within eek got
entirely well recommend your Pulls 10 everyday sud they
AWAY. do good shall awsys sell them think they 'ne
h., medicine The world FOR coughs colds consgmpnns and
all kinds Of sickness for Know them BY experen having
100 Of disease sod Away, cared
Yours tuly, WN. H. HAMMOND.
Principal Ofce No 2e4 Canal Price p box, with
in N
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Two Steamboats, Burned.

PITTSBURGH, Wednesday, june ID. 1853.
At o'clock this mo,bug fire broke out % board
the steamer Eod,avor, lying at her dosk, which ssaa
spread to the Gaz-le, aud both boats were basaed ~
tie waters edge. Tuere freigh. on bsSri sf
elh,r boot. The Endeavor was partially insuret
ba, ug ,ie0 in the Pennsylvania Insurance COMPANY
al Harrisburg, $500 in the Quaker CRY Company.
also of Dsuisbug, and 81 500 in The Great Wes,er.
at Philadelphia. Tue Gazele had but 81 80 assured
on her, ana that is in the Eureka OF this city.
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The Board Of Education lsst evening passed, by
vote of - to l6. bylaws Intended 10 compel the
reading Of the Bible in al the Public Sch ols Of the
city. 1t remains to be seen whether the Board has
the power to enforce these bylaws. But, whether
it has OF Dot, they will probably give rise to q
serious crusade sganst che scho"is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16
Serious Railroad Disaster.

ROCHESTER, Pa, Wednesday, Juse ID, 1853.
A train ON the Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Read rsa
into train Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayae sad
Chicago Road while standing here this ancrpooa
takug in wood il jurng the following persons:
Pisrs, Kaufman Of Lsncscr. Pa aud MrA T. b. hckesa,
.-rc, .y; Joseph Stewart of Cliksvc, Pa Charles Wu
uer salcm Frank tii.be Of Sb.h,yssn W ~ H-sss Il
uhcsso H. Bake and EdSsf d. Porter Vt Bo.tss sst
ID. n Cooke Ct Mansfield. slight
number Of others ass received bruises. vhoss
names are not known.
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Latter from California.
ST. LOUIS. Tuesday,

ST LOUIS Tuesday, June II, 1873.
The Overland Mail of the 23t Of May arrived here
to-day. News meagre.
The primary election at San Francisco for choosing
Delegates TO the Democratic State Convention, re-
suited in toe choice Of IA out of 10 Delegates, who
are Understood to be in favor of Mr.. John Nugent, Of
The San Franeisco Herald, for Governor.
Fourteen convcts had escaped from the State
Prison by cutting series Of holes, Is BY p inches in
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Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

ELFvELAND, Wednesday, juno ID, IoJ5
A meeting of the stockholders of the Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad was held to-day. The Board OF D-
rectors WAS increased from nine to thrsos and the
following Board unanimously elected; john b. War
ing, A. S'one, ir., John Gardiner, William Durbu,
Samu'l NJ. Yourg, w. CoIburn, Henry Kip. n. N.
vermil,e, a. n Ranis1cl WIN. Williams, DeAa
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J.
The Levsut Wyoming aud Lancaster which are to
compose part of the Pacific Squadron, will vis, Chill,
il view vi Unsettled sisrs with that couutry, and
the recent ourlage= citizens. IL is known that
instructions have already been forwarded 10 Min
lister there TO demand reparation for the wrongs con-
uled.
Petitions, nunerously sgred, have been sent from
Philadelphia To the Attorney General toe Secretary Of
the Treasury, and the Postmaster asking them
their location Of the Post Office in thst
city, and return to the Pebnsy wanna Bsuk bull ling
originally desigr.d; but ihesr officer Of the opin-
ion tina, toe change asked cannot be made without
fuher congressional legislation.
There il probability that the naval force 10 the
Mediterranean will be increased
The Navy Department hs- received information of
the death of Lieut.. Duer III Florida.
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The WeIland Canal.

OswEGo, Wednesday, Juse Is, 1850.
The Canadian authorities have Da.,e materi<l re-
ducticns ON merchandise, whea', flour corn, slaves,
and lumber passing through the Welland Canal which
axe effect to-day.
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The Atlantic Boat Company.

PHnADkLrHIA, WedneHday juno To- TS5J
The Atlantic Boat Club, from New.York, arrived
in this city this morning, little behind time. They
will be formally received this evening by tho Sohsy
kll Navy Club.
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Nswa)prk DAILY Gribnte
THURSDAY, JUNE l6, 1853.
To CORRESPONDENTS

~. ,.;c. oaa be Aieu Annnyno C,mmaairainn1 Wsr
' - y ,,J,S ~ ,-ri,n be ag;a-rics,-d b, the
n,n and sddr, :. Il ~ri,-ro'i n-c-s1y t pdbos'
ton b-i, =. guaranty or bis god fsitn
w. -, u,d,rtsIs T.. r.tsrn r-t,d Comma1c siious
p, e,,-r, fr Tpr TRIBUNE otc@ snsaii IA al Be
address.d ta fIoRAcs GREELEY IA
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The war steamer Lancaster.

NORIDLk, Wednesday, june ID, iS)J
The war steamer Lancaster, which is on her tr,1
trip from Philadelphia, in near Cape Henry yoster-
day, ard then stood of to sea-
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The ThOrndike Will Case.

BOSTON, Wednesday, Juas ID, 1889.
The Thornd ke will contii ued till after the
Summer voca,ion--the counsel on both sides agree
ing address the Court note in the case, to the
effect that appeared to neither thafhere w casss
for haste iu coming to decision and having the ease
tried IN the Supreme Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-16

railroad accident occurred at Rochester. Pa.
Yesterday. BY which number OF persons Wen
more or less seriously injured.
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The Sailing OF the America.

BOSTOs, Weinesdhy, Juso ID, 10Y,
The Royal Mail steamship americs ste ~ assn
with ca passengers for LyrrpOol, aud IL for Halifax,
and $4l 600 in specie Prot. Agassiz was passenger
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CURTis's CURE Fob BALDNESs.-rh

CUKTis's CURE FOR BALDNESs.-Thls ieinciy
eos.on Providence and the Esaeru NJ CURTIS Pro
urie,or Providence. R. Sold BY z Gqou; " sowery
Cc-ddnxton IT'S Brosdway w. ". Lewis, ~ Green
.ichs John Jones 722 Houston New-York Mrs Hays
g. p hlu- ard Reynolds Co., Brooklyn !? seiiew. Jersev
City w. T. Mercer. Newark B.Mts fAK
Nos IS aud IS Pst.ro~ General Agents and all b,sgists