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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

~ It Is now ascertained that the NJ
fortunate steamer Hungarian had 2Oo
souls on board-l25 passengers and 50
crew-all Of whom are without doubt
lost.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

WHITE CAKE.-Ons cup sugar, halt
cup butter, stirred to cream, then add
the whites of three eggs, we'll beaten. two
cups full Of -four, one cup milk, one tea
spoonful soda, two cream Of tartar, lit
tie autmeg. Bake in moderate oven
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

The Republican National Conven-
ton will be held at Chicago May Is, the
58.h birth day Of Wm. H. Seward.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

LOVE- ELEvATEs WoMAN.-Thers 4
nothing 80 elevating to woman . the
love Of truly great and noble man. =
Tho worship she pays him whether It b
that Of friendship Or love, exalts her
mind and Ellis her soul with . holy JOY;
there il nothing 80 degrading, 20 cruah.
ing to the spirit, - to bs the slave ef ,
churl-fMrs. Grove.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

YELLOW CAKE One cup sugar.
two thirds cup butter. the yolls Of
three eggs, and another if you like, ono
cup Of milk, one teaspoonfal soda, two
cream Of tartar, with cinnamon, raisirs'
and stir as thick as cup-cake.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

s@" Mr.. Jones, have you > match2'
"Yes, match for the devil there she
stands kneading dough- Mr.. J. rushed
into the ba;k yard pursued by red.
headed lady with cistern pole.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

DR- It is estimated that not less than
uine thousand men will leave Iowa this
season for the Pixies Peak region.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

~ The attempt to pass tho Missouri
Free Negro Bill in the Senate over Gov.
S,ewart's second veto has failed, and it
may now be considered dead.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

ssA-A plot has been discovered, the OBJ
ject Of which was the assassination OF
Victor Emanuel, king Of Sardinia, and
Gen. Garibalda.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

.vate letter was received in Chi
i, few days since, from citizen ol
Baltimore, ia which the opinion is ex.
pressed that Maryland will send delc-
gates to the Chicago Convention.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
Diving for Sponge.

To pursue sponge diving with success
it is indispc nsable that the sea should
be calm and not more than thirty feet
deep. Those who fish for oyster pearls,
and the large shcll'6sh called buccinium
tritonium descend to a very considerable
depth. These men are exposed to real
danger The chama gigas. an enormous
bivalve which exists in the seas Of fGreecc
as we'll as Of India, has strength enough
to bite cable in two. Its shell weighs
no less than $50 lbs, and the flesh itself
abot 100 lbs. It is scene Of no small
excitement to see two armed only with
q knife stuck in their leathern gird!e.-
To watch them as they 6x their glancrs
on the deep; then, Of sudden, to see
one Of Them extending his arms and
clasping his hands, make plunge. He
soon re appears above the waves with q
sponge in his hand, which he deposits
in the boat, and Immediately prepares
for the acquisition Of others. Thus he
works on during the day, and returns to
his home overcome by fatigue and bleed
ing from noso and ears. Should cramp
attack him while under water, it is all
up with him; and equally miserable
-oulI - h;a F.%o rbnnld ho oncnn nfnr
bivalve at the bottom Of the sea. F. \
should he escape these dasus, /
are ever present - hi
chance sh Ei4L ioN !
iINGHANS, SKIRTS, =
.,Ilself;
SUAWLS, GRi Avoided these
corro~ y,pr stand chance Of
.ays in the jaws Of q
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

~ Chief Justice Tansy was born ia
Calvert county, Nd, on St. Patrick 3
Day 10 1777, and il now SO years old.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

The Horrcan, Wis, Argus says that q
few days since a rub Of euchre was play
ed there between gentleman Of that
place, and another from Milwaukee fol
$4,000 worth Of property. The Mil
waukce man won.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

- Tho great revival IN Ireland has
resulted % the conversion Of more than
100, 900 persons,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

l@ A witty lawyer once jocoscly
asked boarding. house keeper the fol.
lowing question:
"Mr. -, if man gives you five
hundred dollars to keep for him, and he
dies, what do you do? Do you pray fol
him p
No, sir, replied Il pray 70,
another like him"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

Accounts from Jacksonville, Oregon,
report very rich discoveries Of geld. I
il found 10 quartz rock, and iD ono ip-
stance 500 pounds Of tho latter, yielded
sls,ooe, o. about 50 pounds pf gold.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

THE CHARLESTON CONTENTION
This body will consist Of 302 members,
as follows:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

M Isadorc, has beaten Phelan =
billiards.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

ashsneediJ ad,Vis'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05
Zinc nails are now extensively EN-


1.ao aa''s - ~" eA'sas'ss's ~
p.oseu - :. 'ne "anu'ac,uie - ooo's -. aaa -.
49, - -, -: :.
!. - :,
!, a.;,. 49,; a.;u ';, !. :
H., - ,ooa. -, i. -.
One Of the results Of exploration in
Central Africa il that tho mountains os
the Moon. from which the Nile va.
thought to take its rise, and which we're
noted for many years On the school maps
are found not to exist four large lakes
occupy thir place.
In England tho business Of opper'
a''ns telegraph wires has been 70 great
extent placed 10 the hands OF young Ia
d'es' who Ind i very agreeable en-
ploymens'
THE RELIGION or PAYING DEDrs.-
One Of tho religious papers ha. th. fol
lowing strong remarks on the subject.
They drive the nail up to the head and
clinch it.
Men may sophiscate as they please.
They can never make it right, aud all
the bankrupt laws in tho universe can
hot make it right for them not TO pay
their debts. There IS sin in this neg
.,..,;. II c.,.. .u...;-
=. - ..;a,.... ~ ..oa,;.. !. - :.
-;,hho,a. n.nman, of AN wh.a = !.
: -. nora. - mo-, i. sna,a.m.n.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-04-05

Whole Caucus, 8
Two-thirds necessary to shoice, 90
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL.-w Freeman, NY;
. Bsrnweil, sc; F Goodrich, Mrs Goodrich .
w Pollard, =; Neale, Md; w TAYLOR and ". j
L Morrow, Va; c Fonstall. Pa; 3 withered
Cal; w McDufde, NY; A Smith, Texas; w G
Hopkins, NY; Kondan, Cuba; Geo w Booth
and ly.
BROWNS HOTEL.-T Barbour, NY; w
Barbour, Ireland; Johns. Md; Montoto and
Mr. and Mrs Pollan and daughter Mrs Rlack,vei,
, Norwood, w Potter and niece, NY; E Worth,
ington, Woodward, Md; r NJ Weir, w Brown.
: walker, Va; Miss A Jarvis, Evans, NC; 8 nj
mansfy m; Matthews, La; Bodine, NJ;
Wolfe, w Curry and ly, Pa
xxx WOOD HOUSE.-H Magraw, A WEIGH.
b Dab6s, Pa; Capt r Inglas, NV Todd. ]
snunk, CSA; ID Bozzens, A Beerstadt, J Higgs.
VI ". " hnaoe, Nd; f Bradford, C E Sinclair,
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0LD RICH, MELLOW AND PURE
" X N 8 DE'S
MONONGAHELA RYE WuVcHpv

ConsoisItiogsy distilled BY Mr.. James burnside,
honest way, from the choicest and most csrefuiJ
seiected kye, and in NO case ever offered for sale
untii sdapted 70 wholesome use by age NJ il n
o9es the most nslatable. .. 1t il enphstcsily one
~ tnS pureet beverages In the reach OF the public
10 tne lnYaId a. we'll Is to those in health NJ
o8mmencs itself for Its unrlvalled qualities a.
snmnant OF the safest, surest and most ben c6oept
Pnssioiens are asng 1t in their practice with the
nSsPicS1L. E EeRsVS srocun.,r
S2o walnut street. Philadelp hia
. WIN. G. CONOVER,
agent Tor the Prop,ietoTs, 22S Pa av
30 g--om opposite WlllsFds' Hotel
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MISCELLANEOUS


The subscriber begs leave to inform the oitiseus
Of Washington, GEORGETOWN and Alexandria that
auxiliary of steam power for ssving and msHufso
turing Marble and Brown Stone Work In their va
stand Tops, Tile, Monuments, Tomb and Head
Stones, SLABS, windov Linteis, sills, Steps and
Platforms. Having CHASED large stock OF italian
Marble IN block from rst hands at the lowest rates,
he feels confident of being able TO furnish marble
Work a. low as il can be purchased in New York,
Phlladalphia, or Baltimore. The trade supplied
with Italian Marble in BLOCK Or slabs at the same
dating terms. Also, on hand, . large supply. Of
n ,,1i Stone, Water Of Ayr Hone and Polishing
Prise; it will be an acquisition to the eity.
ALEX. RUTHERFORD,
Pa. av., cor. Thirteenth St,
au Ism Washington, ID. G.
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FROM Matted GRAIN, being superior and uniform
n quality, and highly improved BY age, preferred
larry recommended by the best physicians and
chemists a. possessing al the requirements of o
Tyne Tonic Inciguator and Remedial Aseaf.
The Schuy lklll w alter OF Philadelphia, used in
the dis istion Qf this Whisky, is proved BY anaiy
States and TO THIS may, in great degree, be at
tributed the excelIence Of this Whisky.
Phenix DistIllsry,
On the SchuylkllI river. Phi adephia
Front street, Philadelphia
And can be had in Washington Of Ssmuel Dscon
n.f kennedy E5s West 7ts It. t.: M aDT
~ seS s.rScn zo1 3: sm .v Wilson, a25
Purdy, 403 Pa av.; WIN. Bryan, a. Market 3D.;
Moore cisseIl 4 Co, 3s1 West It'll It. G; F. Gu
nsr sst li.h Edxald Hail, 10 Msrtss Space No. coz f.
j. White co, SO La. av.; John h. Semmes q
20. S25 west Ninth St 90 IS I'm .
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILTNG DAYS
pure OLD RYE WHISKY FOR MPm
CiNAL USE.
frtes % per gallon or so esnf, ,s~ b,,,I.

Oh me VAT home aud foreign demand we have for
tns srucie sumclenty attesfs Its purity And cel
,enos. moreover 10 may be mentioned in This con
nnabs 10 n. may nvsld: Of delicate organization,
N npove most sfheacious and happy In IN eFscts
liberal discount on the above prices In.ds 80, -
EDWARD HALL,
oe 2I-eozSs ''a< ssSs svpy: y .nfsT M arket,
ss-oOSsk oetW nd q NJ
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Commissioner of the Ssns n Ssnd SoUfmss..

NoTH:EUnder the regulations ofthe Department,
= neresoforo ana now existing. NO pay ment can
% made fof advertising proclamations except 10
sucn pnblishers as are tally authorized TO Duh
Office ~ ~ 20 % Leno
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IL Count d'Aquils, brother Of the King Of
Naples, married the sister Of the Emperor Of
Brazil, and his desertion of Francis III has dis
pleased Don Pedro that he IL urging his ulster to
forsake him and return to BRAZIL. He has placed
a Brazilian vessel at her command for that pur-
pose.
IDA courtezan oflong Standing, In Cincinnati,
having lately become infatuated with good look.
ing, but unprincipal youth, furnished MIN with
nearly 81 800 In money jewels to prepare for
an intended trip to Cuba; the lover decamped,
and the disconsoate one has sent the police after
him.
IDA young man hanged himself at New Or
leans, on Monday; In mis- pocket was razor
marked r. A. Breckenridge. The poor fellow
went TO Texas, as bookkeeper, fell Ill, returned to
New Orleans, and starving, and unable TO get en-
ployment, committed suicide.
III A project 10 on foot In the Central American
States to unite Nicaragua, Honduras, San Saliva
dor, Costa Rica and Guatemala under a strong
monarchical government. The plans are ofcourse
secret AZ yet but they said to meet with favor
from the more conservative part Of the population
IL A female quack in Troy performed an OPP
Grafton, which resulted in the death Of Mrs King;
the victims husband has been away whaling for
two years, and the result of her criminal conduct
becoming apparent, she lost her life In trying to
hide her shame.
To- Andy Vance went into bar room In Au-
and fixing bottle Of laudsnum from bis pocket,
said IL was his last drink, and swallowed It. Ali
EFFORTS to save his Life Were unavailing.
III South Carolina planters are hunting ND
beds Of mari, an a fertilizer; one gentleman who
paid dollar an acre for land two years ago, has
refused twenty dollars acre for the whole plan
tation, as renovated by this ingredient.
III The survey Of the boundary between
Washington Territory and the British Provinces
viii, IL is expected, be completed within the
present year.
IL Nicholas Legarde, French gentleman, IS
years old was run over by the train ofthe JAG kson
Railroad, La, on Monday, In fog, and was 30
dreadfuny crushed that he died three hours after
III An eel, four feet In length, and six inches
around. was caught at the wharf, in Charleston,
few days ago.
III No fewer than fifteen Irish officers I'm the
service Of the Pope were taken prisoners at An
DrA man in Cincinnati has lust discovered
that he has paid 81 coo Of another mans taxes In
Is years.
III IL IL the universal custom that all guests
who visit Queen Victoria restrict their visit to
three days.
III A magazine for the blind Is to be published
In raised Characters suggested by the late Prin
clpal OF the Missouri Institute for tbs Blind.
1DrA grasshopper has been brought to this
country from Panama, which measures az inches
In length, and girs inches.
III 1t is suggested that the tore hes used by the
Minute Men and Wide-Awakes can be used this
winter by skating parties
u Barnum is going to open a museum in
Philadelphia after the manner Of his famous in
stitution In New York
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE WORSHIP OF SILENCE.

II v
BIT cHARLKs sANSsrBR-
God loves the silent worshiper.
srhe rrandest hymn .- 1L
That nature chants-the Htany
OF the rejoicing stafs-ls silent praise. --nI
Their nightly snthems STIR -,r 1854 o. . .-. ilr-
The souls Of LOFTY seraphim -.
In the remotest heaven The me ody ..- =
Descends in shTobbings of celestial light
Into the heart of man, whose upward gaze.
And meditative aspect, tell
of the hearts lncens ne passing mp the night. a
Above the crystalline hight
The theme of thoughtful praise escenos.
Of the vexed OCEAN scars the fullest psalm;
But in the evening calm, ,,a
And in the solemn midnight, silence blends
With silence, and to the ear
Attunsd to harmony divine
Whose trsnce-liks stiffness wakes delicious pain.
Holds feener aogush In its orb Of brine,
Deeper and truer grief,
As thunder clears the atmosphere.
Bat the deep, fearless sorrow-how profound.
Cnspoken to the ear
or sense, tits yet IS eloquent sound
A: that which wskes the Tyre
OF the rejoicing day, when
Morn on The mountain lights his of FIRE.
The flowers of the glen --ssL
Rejoice in silence huge pines stard apart
Upon the lofty hills, ard sign "a. III
Their woes to every breeze that passeth By.
go tenderly that cen the passing gale -.
Pears not mu rmur its wings
OF what the spirit slngs - -,
That brt athes its trembling thoughts through oil
the dropping strings. ..-...-.s. Il
He loves 9 cd most who workhlps most
In the obedfent heart.
The thunder's noisome boast,
w hat il II to the violent In ghtning thought! 'al
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DR.L BovEE DOD's =

Lafs sn pSlss Ised from Name to the areat SsI
tSsI ~. s,,ner :, skteiss or 5sv:rass 9 tS re
Rsn snocsS.f IIIx yio n the World Dr. Dods USED
s rSroha:eS efhm the sols right 10 Sstors
en-. ~ s1 for ale 70 the public. For H.
SSSins, PIES, Nsryoss Diseases. Fcmaie On 5
zosd doa5s moss toale, they So
so sS nseieinfl lso1erttss they Are ,a nSe n9S
psssant SSshssasI Ssyss.ss, Isodaei al lie
Issi lnin.2as results, Let ali ffisnSs ~
saG. aaa s. 1900: s.. q
wi,h sna I'D potssss and ed.i}sssfeI assssrm.
Scf.. naon the country II Hooded, and thersb, ~
1an tas .snd - :, MO MN DHanfeness
rr. cclHIasRLEs WWIRDIFIELD = co, ., +
Waa,MS,AA!ksZE,ASsnt. 80
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND sHOER

RoO1s AND sE0Es s 10 SUIT sns
Vesrs nov naaafscturins eli kinds Of D0Q1S
:ss, y maze eosi n
g " mu.s e S ss.s snd
heretofore charged IN this city TOR mach infsSfH
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern q
city made work, viii Always find . good sssoftpsa
In store ana 81 the lowest PISSffif r ~; si no On
apS-f 31A PennsJlysnia sysnas.
GIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
lss and si,s. Of sc!s L:siSss, Lsdis;
! DI::. ro s1s .F PssSsas: j. IL: ,
found thu: sids 81 Esx YSrk:. AZ. svsS. dsssuI
SaRP p f4 BAGS. sATcHEEI Iss Il 'ASAs'
.0Od Trunks repaired or taken II sxshanss
WALL srERa PEE Vs. : Co. 20:
mar Mt sSS Pa syssis.
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
.opesis. oda Fsiie.g Hal, RssAs.sts.. DC
RTik ;HsrnaSc es ao ?,
best material the marx ct sfords and smyioy -
ss .ao Il "a
keep oonitsnfy on hand, and make to ordsI loa
G fns aisi n Tk I'll fI R1EscS e pfs
~ I SS32iS5SSs TkSsSSffSs Ss11asiS Ia.
Trunks, To-, Repaired and Covered. in Q work
manlike manner, at short notice. --I.
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city. George
skkii:SN,1kEsS g. Hezs's celebrated FAMILY
deis-lv JAMES q. ToPHAM.
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pRoPERTY OWNERS AND BUILDERS.

,o hoyr attention and examination is respectfully
GgTTA PERCHA ROOFING and the GUTTA
f GEhGpH 49, fiNf for painting tin roofs. This
S' All the Sest ao9nns and Paint is acknowledge
me best and cheapest Roofing and Paint in exist
pee pace, s ~ can Pc seen at n. w. HAMILTONS
HAMILTON are the sole AGENTS for Wsshineton.
SeorIetown, Alexandria and the South. For fur
tncr Information address above Ia-tf
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THE UNI2N a TIt "a s e, StsEE no NATTER

Consequently shall remain IN Washington and
ssg2Gt N a,s e %y 9GouBstS%p Il aoGSE
Ing in ali ITS branches. Old Gls1ins promptly at
tended to-. Painting and Qrnamenting Cottage
to the Painting of Roofs and Brick Walls.
All of the above will do as cheap a. the cheap
and fellow citizens Of the District. Punctualty
strictly observed, and work done in the best man
ner. ----t
You will pleaee mind your stops and stop at NJ.
PAkkER'S Painting Establishment, No. 50
and 18th SITS.
p. 9; Signs put up free ef charge, as usual.
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NOTICE TO 5PREuEMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the rfsht of NJ. 49,
20 sny o. the lands within the and csSts ~
liz ~ soove msntiolted IL required 10 estsS
,cce,ysr Of the proper Land Once, and msSs paY.
M 49, = s9on e precticsbls sftsr seei1s
Of the public sale 81 the iSpSs an me
VIII be forfeited. f()S iuSn oiaim
go Commissioners Of the General Land Oix6csa. 81
Norx.-Under the regulations of IN.
- 1eretolore and now existing, no paymHgt @ ~,
lor savernsing pIoelamstlons exosrs 70 suoS
me Cemmissioner Of the General Land OSe~ .n "
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U COLLARS, TIES. STOCKS,
-. HANDKERCHIEFS,
And all kinds of GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, at IS per cent. ess than any other store
IN o sas is city. At SMITHS s.vs,,h n.
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BUTTER HOUSE. z Z
DAILY iscstYdng Eeyh and sweet. In Goshs, ,.ek-
A'o oa'o ELI .,I q 1eH az ~ sat-
bs 90 $1,000 }l:se.a. 1870 80.
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sT2vE AID KINDLINs woS&D, g g. % g l p Y
sss r. ~. 5 & !; vi vi |. "a is!Et
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By THE rREsilSSfss e. Or THE UNITED


In pursuance of law, l. JAMES BUCHANAN. Pres.
ldent Of tho United states Of Amerioa. do bershv
bsid st me maze knomn that public ssls. will be
state q ARkANsAs, at the periods hereinafter dos
AZ the land office a. LITTLE Rock. oommenoie z
disposal Of the .ub!Ie LANDS Serstofors nnoisred.
situated within the folio wing tovnships. Viz:
o'"'" :" 'As case ''"s and ,ssst Of theh principal
Townships l8 and Is, of range S.
At the land Office q F. rErExyrLLx, commsnoin.
fsrsd situated within the ioloWins townshiUsa ra
North Of the base line and ,ee,t of the th ,ri.eipa,
Toxnship 70, Of range ~ '
township IL, Of range q.
At the land ofhoe at CIARxRsvIrIp oommsr,,,~
On ~ the l75h day Of next The
situated within the following townships, viz:
NorfA Of the base isne and ,pest Of the 6h y,ine;,a,
Fractional TOWNSHIPS i anS Of ,,~
AZ the Land Oaioe at w ARLINGTON, commepoius
on W Wednesday the 18th day OF DecsmbeT next fa1I
ne of the public land. heretofore nosred
situated Ss.a within the following townships, viz:
00S'" /" Inc base ''"s and yes. Of tAeJh principal
The frsetisns south OF the old boupd.,, lin. Of
township 90 of ranges 81, %, e. q, IS, and Is. u
one Il Gs1 ~
the disposal Of the public lands heretofore unosred
aFrSseo within the following townships and parts
SosfA Of 'hs base isne and ,sesf af shs h ,,ixeipal
D1eridiaa.
Township Is, Of ranse7.
Township 10, OF range g. er.e'g
Township Is, of range g. 800
Township 20, Of range Io ~ ~ HfiNkfE
snip % Of ranges 10 aud 20. 'A''o v"
Lands appropriated By law for the use of scboo.
!m.nsaay ana other purposes, together with the,
the sales. Vim D0 oAeiuoeo ron
The Offering of the above lands vii, oomm.no.
On tne oSys appointed, and viii proceed m The az,
ger IN which they arr sdyertissd until The [ho.e
snts rave eesn offered and the saos closed: but M
no RTyste entry Of any lands vii IS sS
Wy IN sI1sr ne expiration OF the two week.
nis ntn dns OF September, anpo Domini ons an
sand eight hundred and sixty - ss oaSS tnSSe-
3, The pssaas.i. JAMES BUCHANAN .
JOS. 8. WILSON. sfsioe -i.esss eci- =
mia frus ~ q =
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GENTS Fine Caifskin Sewed Boots, SAN
BBoot., Is; Cent? 6ne French Calfskin
Soois. I sSd BoSiS R1y. and YOUTH long
Buttoned R9ots; Ls,ting Laced, Buttoned, Con
81 sna Msak9f Boot Al.o. every other q, Is
al al - =, kosENTHAL's,P Pa av., between 9Th and
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CONNECTICUT aTHBFFu.t LIFE ,N.np
.ANCE COMPANY OF HARTFOkD.
pI nccnMu Ina Ton -, L.. 50 500 900,
company, and far superior to most
DIVIDENDS made and paid annually.
HEATH KNOWLES, Axeuta.
oo 9-G Once, over Bank Of Washingtou.
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IMPORTANT TO HOUSEkEEPERs.
K. r. DURKEE & CO.'S
0nhHOT 8FIOH0 J.

.s-- Is. X. DUkhEE q Co.'s
0nIaMOT 9FIOR0.
Guarantees not only
ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
but ground hom fresh Spices, selected and cleaned
e cost. They are beautifully psoked in tinfoil.
ana ara n % PHYS Sfsn III .niurS y ks96ns
Spices are almost invariably, short. We warrant
them, in point of strength and richness Of favor,
BEYOND. ALL COMPARISON,
q single trial will abundantfy prove.
E. X. DURKEE & CO.,
feD-ifD&W.r ISL Pearl St. Nav York.
ATCRREPAIRING NOSILvER WARE
w MANDATORY.
i have one of the best establi shments, aad fur
nlshed with complete set of tools for repair, n
ing every description of fine Watches, and IN
particular attention give to the same, by a.
thorough competent workman and g.. work guaran-
tied ~ o, every descrIp ION of standard SILVER
WARE, plain and ornanien tai, manufactured under
my own supervision, which my customers will find
far superior In quality and finish to northern ware
sold by dealers In general and represented as their
own manufacture. HI. o. HOOD,
se6 33S Pa. avenue. near 9th st.
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EhENCH q RlCHSTEIN'S CD. -
BULLETIN OFNEW BOOKS
For 1850 AND 1851.
Masonic, Odd Fellows, Military, Mechanical,
on hand. -
Camille ; from the French Of Alexander Dumas
the younger; limo; cloth. Price 81 Is by mall :.
-, All the ABOVE works sent BY mail free OF postage
Our usual discount given on all bound hooh.
bought At our store. ~ O0oAS
FRENCH L RICHsTEIN,
Post Office, Box 7l6. % "a am