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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20

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T H e IA II N Z RS GUIDE
To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
BY HENRY STEVENS, r. r. s., OF Edinburgh, and
the ate J. Q. NORTON, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture in Yale College, in New Haven.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20
JOHN PATrER, Auditor Of Iowa

STATEMENT ~ the Capital, Inccre and Espeu-
diture OF IN, New York Branch % the Liver pool and
LondonFr- aud Lie Insara OempAny for the year
essding January 49, 1855.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-20
that GREAT RENEDY
SD LONG SOUGHT,
70 V.V'D n r. Il n = t.

sl,HIs remedy. claimed by the medical profession
L aud the multiplied thousands who have ussd
and tested its COndeyfnI cUvGfre properties, IN ~
the greatest discovery In medical hcieI Or, end
lures remedy Is the r. st Of years 81 toll end
study by Of Ohios fAvorits phS sicsns 10 order
% produce something that would set the wishes Of
suffering hamsni y. and thousands from the psisrs-
Iy palace and humble cottage can testify " the
mt diate relief found by its For want Of spacs
We only offer Of the many evidences In ~ -.
vor.
Moiine M Feb 10 1 81
ARssRS x AHkk n Co Genis: We and
vour Apue Balssm sup rior u an, I.m~dy In our
msrket .or the Pc cure ~ all dss
eases. We .h~e fully Iecomms nd II Is orthy thae
great name Il has wherever cold and U Cd
Very truly yours. RICHARDS THOAAS.
To the sufferers OF chiils. and feve, and sgs., I
theerfuIIy submit the following: HAVING obs<rv.d
closely the effect Of DR.. AIMS Ague Bassm In his
vicini for the pas three years, ani well pessed
With It's remedia virtues as an Antidote 10 malaria.
have frequently used u IN my prsesses and With
entire solicitation. From nv intimate kboOsed9s
OF this compeund, I reconm, nd u safe. psesnVe
aud eficient.
0al,on, Ohio, April LIST, 1893
HACKEDOA, u y.
RIsftoa. Ind. Msv TIA. Iess
MES0RS MANY h CO.-deais. Hsvipr
sold your Ague Bslsam for the past thsee years u
scores Of persons In this vicinity, and closely otsss
'viDg It's effects do not hesitate In ssyiHg - -.
bi"Vf u tne Dtox TemeOv ever eOu ~ I00no0o, ere
VIII effec tually cure chills fever and asue vitAooe
fall.
Truly Yours. PHILLInAN KBARNs,
Drue1ials
Lo0dRApOrf, md. SepG fah, 1875.
DR.. MANN :-PleA sc send M one half gross moro
Of your Ague Baissm Immediately. II y In great
Dc mand ard may BE- truly styled the : ins q Fever
aud AGue. J. LYLE,
Physician ard d. u9sist.
~. Louis, March LIT 1885, .
nHSSRS. MANN 4 CO.-GeNfs: We have
sold = la' &c AmoLnt n your Asue baI-am the rass
three years. and ind thst where introduced and sold
II has equal In the history u sgue remedes. and
y ION all parts 81 the west We cas- the same cheer
Hg Levs-it never falls - cure Its paiient-sSd 10
looked upon In this country the best medicine
chis, fever aud sgue ever In our maYhst.
Oh WOOD co.
s. K. MANN 4 CO., Proprietor. Go
lion, Ohio. Sold BY all
good Druggista.
octl-dAvon
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-D Norris, Min; G lie
Sur, Va; I Young. NJ; Ii Williams, DC; b Samp
son, Md; McVesg Oh and lady, IA; MIR Sanborn,
II; j t Crawford, Brelan, NJ Arnupa, Mad Ri y
EI; > Stevenson and lady. Ky; ID ROdes and lad,
do; & i Herbet, Cal; G J UIbbOns, Pa; w Ming
shaw, Mo; ID NJ Warren, Pa; f. ID I.azell, do; II /.
garry, Iowa; X Gwen, Ga; Rapy. Ark; III Nc
Cullough, NJ; Mrs Barton, n & Harrison, NJ =
Drnkard, o Anderson, Cali X Ii Gordon Ala;
Mcknight, Morton, q Riley, F X Loughry Ala:
Mrs Etins, Pa; Mrs Elliot, Ny: Miss Preston do
J Bauheld Va; Bowers, NY; F. GTegor, Ind; b
Simmons, do.
WlLLARD'S HOTEL.-Misses Bass, Miss; d
Barrow, ia; J Brooks, USN: G. Rose, Pa; =
GordillO. Md; NOssen, do; u Resalado, do; J T.
Tweed, o; Hon w POrcher Miles. \ &; G ID Dreux
La; Horne, do; DR. Smith, do; George Me-
Henry. Pa; C c pley, 8 "; Shelly. Miss; g
" Remsnn, Pa; ; q Hood, Pa; J Hood, Pa; 81 e
Morton, USN.
BROWNS H0TEl.-W G Jones, ) II Moore,
Ny; w NJ RaPeray, sc; Il Whit, do; = Rsm-
Terrctt, USMC; W Mann, Pa; A : Winter, O: :
Simpson, III; n Picot and family, Mo; Miss vii
iiams, Va; r. Boyd, do; 3 B Lyons. La; Nj
6rigsby, Miss; ID Shed, Va.
tNlTED STATES HOTEL.13J y Cooke Pa;
Ii Haw, DC; q Mclt rnn, do; W Ii Edd,. SCI
Shewalter, Va; q ID Martin do; y PrIcaett DO:
w Kerr, w w IisOn do Il Gibson, dc; Peter,
do; uoddiIdge, do.
KIRkWOOD HOUSE.-V Hipkin Fla; : VIII
d8i., NY; r Robertson, q; w RuheTtson yo; q
keoly. Pa; c II Schof, NY; q NebuTt and lady
Tex L Wilson and daughter. do.
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IL The ship fleetwood, of Boston, Capt Dale,
which sailed from that port on the 9Th of February
for the Society Islands, was lost off Cape Horn on
the 4th of May, by running foul of an iceberg
The SHIP sank in few hours, compelling officers
and crew to take the boats. The captain had his
wife and child on board The mate, Mr.. BabsOn,
and four seaInen were fallen In with and carried
to Pernambuco, all badly frost-bitten. The cap
tain and sixteen of the crew took TO another boat
and II is hoped Were picked up.
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IL The sloop-of-war Germantown came very
near being lost on coral reef on her way to japan
from Hong Kong, near the Loo Choo Islands. She
was in so bad position that the guns were got
ready to be thrown overheard, and preparations
were made to leave the ship The means taken to
tighten the vessel caused her to roll of into deep
water, and she came to anchor near the islands
above-named. The officers and crew enjoyed the
prospect Of what might have happened to them if
they had abandoned the ship, as the natives stood
on the beach with spears to tickle their ribs on
landing
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HIsOKLLAIr0ua
ovnshlp ion

Is p, q ~ Is, q, So sz. g. and S. Of township ion,
AT The Land Office at Sioux CRY commencing ON
Mosday rae th,Ed Gay 81 0eiobr ssxt. for the dis
s,sd within Due S fSeSIps soSnsSps and p.r,s ID
NorsA q ls ba,. I.. AID .csa Of tGs ,G y-i.eipal
Sections z. SIS. 10 y Z; IS. a. q, - o. D. 81,
s section. s. 8, %, " H.S. n &. -, Is. =,
:sc e. % e. s g ssT sss sf 10 r.
ssG sSa s !. e 3 ids q ~ . IS
ssetio1s ! g inslS:ys; shs \; \ q .ee,iOn7;
ship %; townshipsS and "a, Of range IS. - own
.ss s S rs p L 70 ~ Il - q
s S;ca l. q s :Rs q tn: esos. .a sI sE
4, Ia, b. 2, 5, ., %, ., 3, and =, oitown,
toEnshPs6, Of range ~.
Township 90. Ofrsngeu.
TownshiPs ~ "a, and ~, Of ranEe<2
Townsh ps q and " OF ranseis
Township s " and &C. of range a.
sections 3 :. 10, i2 il, r. -, d. and ~. Of town
ship s sections 2 g, 8. To- -, L. Is. ~, y "a, S.
townships n and u, OF range as
Lands appropriated by law for the use Of schools,
and ovsrd oweJ isnds. vii IT, excluded from. he "a es
The offering Of the above lands will be commenced
order IN ss 6ss are Snd T Su II the
whole shall have been offered, and the salos thus
closed; but no sale shall he kept open longer thsn
two weeks. sud no private entry of any Of the
lands will be admitted until after the expiration Of
the two WEEKS
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washington.
| this thrtieth day Of MAY, Ammo DOmlni one thou
'' " - JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President:
Jos. y WILSON,
Acting Comm ssioneT Of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the rIg hi al pre- emotion
60 any of the lands within the townships ana
parts of townships above mentione.I rs required To
establish the same Ia the satisfaction Of the ster
and receiver Of the proper land once, and MAKE
n7eHf thSrSfOr practicable dffeT
HOtteg, aud before the day appointed for the com
mencement of the pdbic sale OF the lands embracing
the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be for
feIted. JOS =. WILSON,
Acting COm'r Of the General Land Office.
NOTE.-l nder the regulations Of the department,
as heretofore and now existing, payment he
made for advertising prnclamatIoRs except 90 such
publishers Sp,cfaRly aHthOriz "a "a publish by
tn? CnmmlssIOn Of the General Land O1hoe.
je 3lawlSw
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IL A letter from Chicago, Illinois, says that
city has changed wonderfully within the past five
years. The bubble which had fascinated so much
capital has exploded fortunes have been swept
away in BREATH and schemes Of speculation sud-
denly destroyed Property has decreased in value
as rapidly as it rose, and stores which five years
ago rented for 5000 will not now command
5000. 1t Is thought to have reached a healthy
basis, and that its further progress will he up
ward ...". ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-07-02

UFThe Governor Of Connecticut has vetoed
the bill chartering the mammoth Pacific Railroad
Company.
iGJ-The trial OF the case OF Impeachment of
Judge Albert Jackson, before the Senate of Mis-
souri,, has resulted in his acquittal.
NJ man I'm Buffalo is about to walk sixty
hours without sleep or rest for 800.
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Bold devils that carry them quite unfurled; .t
= Meek devils, and devils that brawl; .t-
Serious devils, and Laughing devils;
Imps for churches, and imps for revel; -r-
Devils uncouth, and devils polite;
Devils black, and devils white;
Devils foolish, and devils wise:
But laughing woman with two bright eyes,
In the worst devil of all. -'s-r9 Z T. H. 81
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ARRANGEMENT FOR l8Hl-Hours of departure
"A of steamers GEORGE PAGE IT,
From Washing tons Steamer Geo
Page-at Ga 9, and IL a. M, IN 8, 5, and ca p.
From MISUNDERSTANDING Thomas C6llyer- At
aud In a. m, L. M, 2, 4, and p. m.
From AeXandrla-Staamer George Page-at s.
8, 10 a. M, lIZ a. M, N, 4, and 81 pm
From A exandris-Steamer Thomas Collyer-a,
Friday mornings, when the Coy or will run her reg
ular trips To Mount Vernon as heretofore, and omit
her trips between Washington and Alexandria from
q. m to P. m. only.
The 50, 6k a. IN. and ~ p. m: boats from Alexan
dria connect with the trains of the Baltimore alo
Ohio Railroad for the North and We
The 64 a. m. and IA p. m. boats from Washington
dria Railroad for the South and Southveet ap IA
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TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General land Once.

NoTR.-U ndrr the regulations Of the depa rtment,
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising procanatIons except to such
pubiIshc specially dHthOTi zsd To publish by
the Commissioners of the General Land Office.
ap WtlstSap
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INIOxs OF THE l.,

we recommend our CORES pOndent % TIM
SoyeHs new sauce, entitled the 'Su taUA's -
IL ls msde amer the Turkish recIp.: IT, favarg
celleat, aud It affords considerable aid IA Ga
slow and weak DIGESTION Tas IdHosf
The Sultana's Sauce IS ssvory oigUsp, ,r4,
cy; happy combination OF havors aud ss.er
woTthN al the delicate taste of SuItana. the ger
OF SON or, and the universal PATRONAGE al e
crimnstlng public."-ObSevrsr
a Concentration Of al the piquaHt resou.ca
turkey and Russia - United Sef rtcs Gazsli,
As utallater 81 the appetite this sauce s,as
alone. IL Is most valuable adjunct - Fish. -.
Of low, and should be placed on every dinner
The sultsns Sauce 10 most dslicioUs r-st'
moTH. CArOsiole.
sole Agents for the United States a, n,
S:GkELlN, 211 Fulton street. n, -. -,
BRAA HAYES, 30 CurnhIll, Bos.n-I'' -l
The Snltana Sauce can be hal iSlh aOfS
MILLER, 214 Pa. av.; n. n VOSE a take 4
er Pa ay. and 10th St; and other Grocer
"a 6m
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- IN CHANcERY plO
SIRCUIT COURT OF THE DIST ~
GOIlMRIA

SanKeI SoOt;,
SdRaEsl SirOAs, Wtlliam J. Martin, H.-a go
G'tbrrf, GHd Martha A. {. L1e0in.
The object ef this SUIT is 70 procurea Gee g.,
aann aud make Void &C tain deeds u sait iss-
ants 81 certain real estate In the CT, 81 WAsrG.
TON. and in the biil described r. tot LIT b1-
IN Sguare seven hundred and Eny-slK -.
traudu ieIt.
The ball states, in Substance. that the sA.I co
p!anant being seized aud Pusses,,i # 50 r.a..
tatT, tue SAIL strong, bS certain fra tu.nr' D.
tees IN Said hil stated, and without consider '.s-
Obtain'Ni the said compliments signature t0a -
OF PoIiou 81 SAID an sad ball d,scTIi-..N 81
deed - dated the seventh dzy Of A pul. iNs snc
corded among the laud records ri tie IussfIrs' =.
to.unibla, fLat the said comp aui. after ne 81
cnvery Of the aiOreiH'd fraud. refused o. sr.UU
e'ge the sac decd as the statute each -
ia 10 ard provided requires.
The tai further states that the said strong
wife aitarwarIr made n d..-1 IbT satd pIUpeTg
favor Of sald Martin. that the said MaTuu ci-.e'
~ 10 one OilbeTt III trust "a secure the al ~
tue pas mont Of certain sum of mour, d. -.
lIli mentioDed, and that afterwards thee ~ 90
snd wil- and Martin conveyed the SANE Q" me =
Lincoln, who now claims the said property.
further that the said defendants, al tie time e.
makInE Of the said cOnveyanc were cosuirss
the said fraud and deceit o. v Inch the e,lmps
wat subjected aGd the irregular Aoknuw sdgeu
ol said deeds, and the said deeds are uUl. k1d
% account thsreot And further that the
strong, Martin SUD Lincoln are nor residents.
tie thsreuPon, tins Sist de-, of May, A. D.
sajndEed and ordered that the eon'Pansrt
causing copy Of this order "a b. luuarted
newspaper published IN the cts Of Masf'~-'s...
once week ior an successive y-eks D,fB 80 :
appesT at least four months before thar dais.
notice ~ the sald absent defendants Il tn ts''~
and substance ofthis bill aud warn them 10 40
the said 81 Monday Of October next o. "a
premises and show cause. II anN they have, -
degree ought HOt "a pass prayed.
BY order ni Court: ID.
Test: JNO. A. SMITH. tef
RosERT G. THRIFr, Solicitor for Comp AIuss'
True coPt-Test: JNO. A. SMITH, Gen
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Trustee and Guardian.
-)e I'D A. GREEN, Auct.
CHANCERY SALE IN GEORGETOwN.-

CHANCERY SALE IN GEORGETOWN
- The undersigned Trustee, under decree of the
d bs 1b SSurf q the District GrCoumba passed
nict Jost, complainant, and GOdliep Rupert and
MAI aret Rupert, and Others, defendants. mo
i,i6i In equity Twin. on MONDAY, the nth day Of
1niy next, T1 al O'clock in the afternoon ON the
premises sell al public auction, to the ighest bid
Ger; dhe 'oii9wIns real property IN Georgetown, d.
n ~. ~ WI rsit ct Lot No; l3, In Thomas Beal of
ueoIse = hrst addition Ia Georgetown, d. c. begin
ming 'r the same at the end OF 100 feet irom Rea
street, on the west line of said lot and running
s, % ieet thence east 81 feet, thence north 70
Also. part Of lot No. ia, in the same addition o.,
.ad town, beginning for the same Ion feet from rho
lutHsection OF Beal and Green stI cots ON the vet
slde OF Grsen street, and running south with the
ine OF tree" street ~ feet thence west IN feet
thence north ~ Feet thence east 81 feet to GTeen st
ann pace OF oesipnIng with the improvements on
Terins or sale: One third of the purchase monex
IN cash ana the residue IN three equal paw mems az
o. and Is months from the day of sale the defer red
payments tO bear interest from the day of sale And
u be secured by the purchasers bonds or notes
retsSsd ON tPe De ~ the Trustee and lien
All oonveysnelng at the cost Of the purchaser
eB-eosw6ds NtSS'e''
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hAt hlCeN ANAA1Atut eNAa =
vented BY the renowned
!" Soyer," ON his return
from the Crimes, and since
has decrease IL manutsctur
ed by CROSSE A. BLACK
WILL. London, from the
o -isinal recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask forIt
q trial, convinced that 70
must add Go the alreany
large consumption, and
that u Viii prove itself IN
eQuAlled, either asa stimu-
liant To- the appetite or an
aid 10 digestion.
OPINIONS OF TIE LONDON
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n AIDES, BRhIDss gIas.. 0sris, HsIf, Wiz,
- PQAU.WAAa eveooA So
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T,O THRLADfEs OF WAsHINGrnN !

rTN0 THE LADIES OF WASHINGTON CI-ST
II Having been ged IN msnufactarlna Al -
Misses and Chlldren's Shoes iOT--
.thIs past 81 years, we ought tdvM
know by this time what will suit them IN this :.
snd can safely say that we do; winch yoU oAn D. -
the articles ~ the principal Shoe stores IN Wa
ington oity-the Shoes 80 vel known a. Il
MoCuudy Sons Phllade phls make. nOgh
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TAKE NOTICE.

Doors AND SHOEs.Cwhsn Won sn5
SHOES do not wear or do not look nest u
60 TO GRIFFIN A. BROS, M. Sla Penn -
avenue. lOn will Ind them always prepsres :
serve you with the most fashionable ~, = ~.
rsnted 10 wear well, and ~ the lowest possible a.
price. mae
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WATERLOO FARM-Ovor the LONG Butg
w miles from Wa hingtOn cit,. PSI sf~
tnre or Ley for Cattle hy tue mouth n tA-S
$2.5o nj al = mouth, from Juiy let. Thss-~
Arm contains upwards of lel acres al good 80
Best OF water, And hne shelter an toe woods ~
heat The man on the premises Nl.l SCI O. y
NM. HUGHES. FenE,
je 2S-eO6t 7th street, j. 81,
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
5 - = RAILROAD.

ID -.-|- RAILROAD
FL u 8
Trains over this road going through to all points
West, northwest and Southwest, leave Baltimore
at % g. m and 4.06 p. m. .s--..--s IN . .
Lhe one at 2 % q. m. stops at Oil Way Stations.
That at % m. is press and stops only at prin
clpa points.
For PARKERsBURG,a and stations on that road
take 4.a5 p. m. train. Ut.
Passengers from Washington, to connect with
above, will leave at $50 q. IN. and p. IN.
WASHINGTON BRANCH
Trains leave follows:
From WASHINGTON at 40 and $50 q. m, s
From ON I BiXLTIMORE at 40 and 7.45 a. M, AIS
and ssh p. m.
On Sunday but one train each way
From WASHINGTON at s D. m,
ON BALTIMORE at 42N n. m.
For ANNAPOLIS and Way Stations leave at
Ssh a.. m. and IS Pm ..
For NORFOLK at p. m.
Trains tot NEW YORK leave at 44O and 50
q. m. and ?; m daily, except Saturday evening at
p. m, which only goes To Phi adelpha.
Tickets sold TO BOSTON either by Norwich and
Worcester or by StOnington Lines; and to WHITE
MOUNTAINS by Norwich and Worcester.
Round trip tickets can be- procured by the evening
trains to return by morning trains, and from Satur
' is q s'"'"s " N''"'''T r. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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I AIDES PREPARING for the Springs viii
L! IND u to their advantage to cal at STEVENS
fhMCf STORE to get goods at first cost prices.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON

IL
One OF the Steamships Of this Company, carrying
tie United States Mailfnr ACAPULCO, ~&ahk
CALIFORNIA, and OR RECON, leaves9&E4&
Panama twice each month, on the arri
val of the u. =. Mail \. =. Companys Steamers
which leaves New York and New Orleans regularly
on the St and 2Oth of each month, with the mails
sud passengers, Connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These Steamships have been ins pected and ap
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty Sped
d1i safety.
The Panama Railroad at miles long is now com
poted from OCEAN to ocean, aud is crossed in or
hours. The baggage of passengers IL checked in
New York through to San Francisco, and Psssen
gers are embarked st Panama In steamer at the
C"mpany's EXPENSE The money paid ia New YorL
covers all expenses Oi the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept an port in Panama ano
san Francisco Ia prevent detention In nf srci
having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave panaula the Same day they or
rive ri Aspnwall.
Conductors 90 through by each Steamer, and take
charge of women and children without other proteo
tors.
For through tickets At the lowest rates, apply Al
the Agency, In West street, New York a. D. w
RASMOND--Or to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS 4
co, New Orleans-or T.. l.. BARTLETT, Boston
jy 24-u
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE. :.
~ ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR EIsHT YRARs.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON. ---
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.

Regular Sailfxs Days, 6tA asd 2ofh Of saeA s.ostA
CAUTION.--So many frauds and impositions Of
trated on travellers bound to Af.IFofR a3x&
MA, that the subscriber, the only Az
Panama, in the city Of New York. feels it his dnty
10 caution all persons seeking passage to California,
find the true office of the Steamships of the u s
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, as no other of6oe
In New York Is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only one Office In New York,
which Is at Ia West street, corner Of Warren at
fronting on the North River at the head Of the Com,
pany's Wharf.
III Observe my sign over the door.
f1s w VIVJONO Agspt Ns~ vort
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COVERS sULTASA SAUCE.

- FoR HoT on COLD DIsHE. or All KlNs
Thls mott dellclous and appetlslnl Sauos Va =
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THos. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Land Office

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the night OF pre- emptIon
Ia any of the lands thin the townships and parts
of townships above enumerated IL requIre ed to es-
tabIsh the same to the satisfaction of the register
aud receiver oi the proper land office, and make
payment thtTsJUTs az soon pTcfcd6ls after NssiHg
thiS notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands EN-
braeIng the tract claimed; otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.