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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-07

cAicur7A. Sd, loth, 1sis .rh via ESytoles Ah. 10
1Nh. 9Th via southampton.
CHINA &c. via MArseiiles % tina ion and 18th Via 30
Sh and 3nl,
AusrsAliA Via MArse,res ana the 18th Via 50 nth
. snpson and sae2 i2,h
nSUsirIus Via Alden the It'll 9Th Of the mo,th
hEAxu VIA souhsnspton the @h Of the mDDh
~ The Narcotics mails desp the eve Of aov
dates -bcad of ,he- dates TAI 90 sunday bs ms l.
despatched the following evening -
The soufhsIupt1n malls Gesoa,ohed nm ths nj
above dates saoud any OF thess dates fA sn SsdAy s
mail Is dispatched The mornipg previous
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday, Jan 3, BY the Raw
w Karr at the residence OF James Dayets, Esq, 10
Barrow street. tho Rev William NEAL CIEavEIASD, to
ANNIE NJ, only daughter Of the late John Thomas
EMElsoS--iIcKEr In Jersey City, Thursday even.
ing, Jan b, by the Rev. o Hartman, Jr., rector Of
thirst Church, Bergen, and 81 Johns West HoboKen,
Hon SAMUEL EMERSON, OF Moultonboro, New Hampshire
10 EilzABkrM PICKET, Of Chester, New Hampshire.
Of the Ascension by the Right Rev r Bedeii GEoRax
y NoBir, 10 HEIES B. daughter Of the late Richard N
Wennan, all OF this CITY,
PAySE-EwEN On Thursday evening, Jan g. NJ s.
Marks Church. by the Rev. W. T. Eigenbrodt, JAMES W
PAYNE, to ADEtAsE only daughter Of Edward ven, all
CITY.
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c,.,,. eLEAREp
sesmsh,o tsenros, arssx w,t,, s pray,on.
wei 70 ~. ,,,,
Sh,p Aus.Ia uuu.ey. uiorailar-J u Wuuama
ffmp AIHssn ro n new oIlennS Fosdick.
BAH Honduras Ra,ss i;.scF s ysu sou So
mar CnTrno' washington Haiveston and Port Lavaca-J
D us VI s. x,,,
ia n N,rs nea" Swsn, Mopue-oskiey keatng.
Ill, we.sael saei son; Gaaz-M Kcnards
schg s~cSsn,rss nop,nson psoonGW Lancaster
Brig addy swift Avery NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pS TO- r.
RE iscs,gr wh,,sv o. yon"s I'LL IT. Underwood
an; Nv akS n..en na1A-e'mson q Mayhem.
s D,g 1e W,a aioert Luscnn hayana
Schr " a. $3.50. ~ nav !su, simson Clapp
schr kicserson .I Fu I U SSSyInasn'
0'o*"0i os"son eeae"' rhasdephss
ARRIVED.
Seamsbip poornac Watson Ra.,yoo~> ,v,h ,na.n A..
Crom well L Co. > S' " '~''' W =. =
Ship Euterpe Arey Baltimore with Goa, N rawrarce
Co. Has experienced heavy weather on the coast rms
ming 6th while in Tow of s.eamt,,e va
on the Romer sboai nv he ica Waa a "a A nsn9ro
the assistAr ce OF tie tr Achilles Ca, uennasv
badly cut bnt has NOT RECEIVED an 0oppe'
Bark Drigo Young shields Oct 20 and The Doxns Nov II
mdse Dunbao ,,,on me- -
spoke bark Forester of Phsd.nh ho,nd on e o. ~
SIS rs Ion IS AS saw Dutch hark rha schs, ham~S
Dico has experienced very heavv ,.sa,rsr o .
$50 miles OF TITS port since Dec @ with harv nv and norhsr
ly gales and severe cold weather ~ '' ~" "1 "o MOL
fee master Nov IS spoke bark Partbsn Miller from
emond ior 80 Jsnero entering The barb day.
m . Ian Al @s snot AZ p Hr s 90 90 Dec at
metro for New Orleans since AIRY ec "a tss 81 ~ o ' "a
wreck Of scbr Vim Hami. OF BALTIMORE both masts
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Movements or Ocean steamers.

COMMUNISM" A1pnWhu
THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS
EnriRE CRY From New York ID arriving Mt Havana 7h
And New Orleans 10th From New Orleans 2h Havana ad
arriving at New York 18th. - -"A'
CAHAwBA- From New York fHh arriving n Havar. t,,n
AID New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 2ith Havana s
arriving at New York 3d. 1900
PM New York l7ih arriving at Havana
"a AID New Orleans 25h From New Orleans 9TH Havana
~ Soro-From New York 9TH arriving at Havana ,st and
irving nj New York 10Th. -' VA
KAhEAE-Frcm New York for Havana via Nassau Mp ON
be arrival OF every aernste Cunard At Nc Yor
Bw men III above dates tall On Sunday the will
SPECIAL NOTICE.
should Be sealed. " -" ~ '
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-
LII OBJECT.
- Ia III u
I tn, ,.rr -c. Cv..s,---.-,u-
a RsAr- PnI7s roR THE LANES 4rr nIsIs
VIVA, every lazy xau.: durable sr..sfu e6ssp s,d
ssir,s are MT only connrmsd bv he swsrd OF
y as hey VIII MI na , an snr%ed by ne Aies s.pe
10 ssrosawsy $40 Canal street s owey IS Eighth svsnss
70 cens deen sprines 81 ,sn's ss s e eevsn
| eteat var.tS. s 'p'"s'' a. oiiaieu'S skirts In
% H 1a IAN w ssadua fssa , ' az SUNDAY
% AND m Transfer from he Pqsssp, o S saas. q Moral
----------------------
| JVAkTFD-THREE or -FOUR ROOMS ON ONE FLOOR
sptosc@suis ' Xdatess post s pa
| - - ------------
turning e he american Museum VIII TO pAa upon 70
-
RESrECTAbLE GIRL, WHO UNDERSTANDS
a Wishing ironing and cooking Gnd good situation al
--------------------
A wet nurss WIN fresh breast nk
eanousn 20 1ase.
A u,,n.oO ny woMAn IL pEsiKous OF OBTAINING
A. kinds Of tsmiy wing would willing other
ocrner 81 ,1asS = can o. seen ~ Prince st.
ppsppcr.p1r ,,or,sr. =, ,,,o,,.,, -.
sas,9c soCd cool has ossa IN She
70 M ee a G good city reference Apply
American CONAN s,h MIDDLE axsa
x,y,xrrr- c,rr r1oS . ,,Ir,, -,
c1 give Ss es 81 SEh
- sr,n ~ 80. -, ,,.1.-.. :. - -.
IA A
ton aud plain sewer in private fsmts;
is Esst between iss and "a avs app" '0' TWO
vuANrEp-BY A REspEcrApIE VOTING MArnIrn
w fresh breast of nik BABY To wei onrse
"-'''Ss'eA 80 -o01- W -
nsea wsna1 Wis t wSS TED. q pg
Cali VI il sh st se.ween oh sSa s av go 10 tue country
uy.Nrsn-ay ppsppcr y, = v,.,yo v,,r.,,.
w s,sssmstsr f prv., si aouNu WOMAN
day would do p sewas Of easroaury 0S Ga q AIS
sas 18th 81. :, rear building, first floor.
VVANTYD--By A WIDOW WOMAN, A SITUATION To
Keep senlenans Office furnisSed rooua cIsan APP
ply at GA vandam ST.
WAsTEp-A slrvAT1os. AS a cooD PLAIN COOK
at the Of Luqnser Colambis Sta Broosiyn
-=-==....==------------=-.==-----=
A ROY waxrEp-ro TEND BAR, FROM Is TO IS
soss nsss sn and Sss sSs
e--en
pOY wANTED.-A SMART, STRONG BOY OF ABOUT
s and a9ss ss in sss Be
Apply after lO O'Clock to O. W. Simmons street
-
salary lss year 81 Aaares neraa
'1s -
SITUATION ms is ~,n soO sne ps tea
understand bookkeeping willing to devote his wSos
boz 81 Herald o SRs stating a'ne aud "
wASrnR-IS 5EwELEY EsrABL1snMEsrT
rty loan his employer s00 $500 The sna,ion viii be
be with he Apply al 10 Broad
:. -
who good Ohio ana Indiana trade paeeres sa
-ee 80 o-e-, ~ /
TWO OR THREE EXPERIENCED CANvAgSERg WHO
highly pnssaSa S sle nss M
bear Of an opportunity by addressing box SIS
and have already connection need apply '''' '"'
VVANTED--A GERMAN PORTER FOR A wHoI,rsAIE
nSx N ,S and oa boy
.,,rr- -, ..,,.-. .--------
WANTED-AM ASSISTANT BARKEEPER THOSE
rences Address s. NJ, Herald odce. -AN 'e''
VVANTED-A GOOD HARDWARE PACKER. TO 90
w 2 New Orleans; mons need sppy except those with
" -------
WAEIEp.,A! YOUNG MAN "a GERMAN PREFER
one wbe can Spa nd VINE sse 10 Jersey Gy
and as sna ~ ~ 'ae corner or South Fourth
WAHInD-TWO P0RTERs FOR STATIONARY
1pD iAs SsIshsn Clerks kes'stry oc ss'; Is
he onv resble ~ cs 70 s 10 advance
w 80 ssie9a mA A. WITH 500 AS BOOkKEEPER
The city Good salary gwen ana sx Sre out OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-07

LONG BRANCH Jan g. sunset-No inward bound vess
In sight Wind light from 8; weather clear.
HIGHLANDS, Jan g. sunset--No inward bound vessels
sight Wiud light from SW; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK, Jan g. 6l5PM-The ship Eu,erpe has j
been pulled of Roer Shoals by the tugs Achilles and Ma
land and is now going up the bay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-07

In Annapolis IRoads, bark Cavalier Mcleod, from Rio
EDEN :ss. Bic.
ssss
Sn, ians
G1.vS,a ,s SS5 s S SS as5s So
ia 81, b. . scnr BRUSH SsssE gosnson ss.ssa D ~ "
a jar Gss s is B'S n
yiousy reported In the oing bsks Rowland orore from
GALVESTON. Dec is-Arr, scSrs M.ry rers.n, Thomas,
Es: Ful as. s % :s: :sAr
Apna S MSS ls s ..sr. oitx . sa
s :ss s. a.
sss ysis sp sa.do "A s
We
and g, I.s 3. Bs
u: ss. sS WIZ
en BY ss.ksw. iamuSsr and Anna Jsrdsn JCrds9 ,s
S.ry rAsSees for l schs Sesrss A Es-s hass
ersnn Tor new YosE; william Hunter. Biker LvslpoS
Els Hansop and Ttecmh Thai er, uac and hs above
HYMNS ne .Arr .shs. Eugene Hsws. As ~
sh aceS.peed DO i0r DO. s!si sssr James Asslaes
cox .RSnSs s
o S s Sss as s sss sss e. nsvh
-: Sss..y si as S:a.as . sa. 4 e
u, psV sss es s SSs
sheEs B Ss9r.xa a., Tan .,;,. r,,,,,,
Morse TrapsnE James Smith, Calhoun Liverpool; vg&n
Boswor,h New York: Marsha, sprague, BnAln bark
Bosop Ceres and siSccGe liverpool ca Al ships shsrii
Crabvee, New York schr VIM Ms'sou Etspies Brs1osL
CHAR by ted ships WestsDr reisnd Fhsdepha liberty
NYot National Eagle Bosso.; bArks Nary Hyer, and Aim
NEWPoRr. Jan 4-As. s:hr Otter Rock. Coz, Prcviasn:
i for norfolk.
aS-Xr ihs AN Pip Essser Barney. Barney. rrosldeu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08

POLITICAL.-The following is the letter from
Ex-Governor Seymour in relation to the use Of his
name In connection with the Baltimore,nomina-
tons which was addressed to the editor Of the
Utica Daily Observer;
Although | have at all times objected to the
use OF my name in connection with the nomina-
TONS TO be made by the National Democratic
Convention, and you have also repeatedly, in the
course OF the past year, with my approval, con-
hadlcted the rumOrs that was willing to take q
place upon the National ticket, l find that am
sun spoken Of by the press and individuals for
the ONCE OF President or Vice President.
while am gratifed with the expressions of
confidence and regard which I receive from the
state and from other sections Of our country. |
deem u due TO myself and otaerst to state publicly
that do not wish nomination for either office.
ana have requested the delegates from this Con
Eressional district 10 withdraw my name in case
" Is presented to the Convention which will
meet at Baltimore on the 18th inst
" In common with the mass of the Democratic
party, look forward with confident hope to the
results OF that convention. feel assured that Il
any nj and patriotic man shall be presented with
unanimity certain triumph awaits us Th,
coming contest involves the highest interests OF
our people and the stability of our institutions
ana wish TO be left free to do battle against tn.
spirit Of meddling fanaticism which has been 81
nnTuul 10 the honor of our country and so baue
fnI In lts objects upon public morality.
- HORATIO SEYMOUR -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08

IHE Recommendations FOR THE BENZ
GA BoY.-A correspondent of the London Morn
Ing Post says:-lf Sayers were equal to maintain
ing the position of champion he Dug ut to have
would. IL, however, he finds that his arm is DER.
nanently Injured, or that from any other cause /,
Is desirable he should give up the belt he should
nave done so at once, and openly-stating his
Ieasons-and he might have retired with honor
TO himself, and satisfaction to his countrymen
As u Is az this moment, Heenan is champion OF
England Savers has retired and Heenan defends
.ne DeIt against all corners This is tantamount
70 an acknowledgement Of defeat by Savers n
ne mad made il little earlier the people of Eng
gland-lords and ladies-thinkers ard tailorso
hero Of the prize ring f0''"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08
TIE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
I, 3, q )


secured 5yfis Seals Of Ms Eeoi. 4. Pisr,sS,,. y.
Paris, ard ths Imperial College Of Msdieiss,
Ylsnna.
No. l is invaluable for exhaustion, S,srmstor-
rhPa, and al physical disabilities.
:, NO. = completely Grad Gates all traces of those
dseases that have been hitherto treated by the nau
seous and pernlcious use OF oOpavIa and oubebs.
NO. . has entirely supplanted the injurious use of
mercury, thereby lnsufing to the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing all impufihes, and roofing out the
.TRIESEMAR Nos, L y and ! ARE prepared in the
form of iozeDge, devoid of tas te aud SMELL and
can be carried ~ the waistcuat pocket. Sold In tim
Gases, and DIVIDED INTO seper1ts doses, as admns-
tered BY ValPeau, Lallemand, Roux, RIoord, GO.
Proc each or four Gases for 50 which saves eS;
TO be bad, wholesale and retail, of Or. BARROW,
I94 BlseokeI street, four doors below MoDoussf
mittsnce, DIR. Barrow will forward the Triesemsr
70 any part of the world, securely packed, and ad-
Sold also By 8. CALVERT FORD, JT., Wssh-
lngtOD. ID. T.. de e-eIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WILLARDS HOTEL CarninhaeI. Va. =
do; MET Mss wilson T so sS %rifhl
RFsston: DO; " Mssn, Pa; q on B1rfors, ny;
BSsaets and dsas soGGsty fSn Ns Pa
81 Ba as5fs Mo- a RsiKRm n9 o. Do smii
k2n' LN1;6 Pearson, do; NJ G Downing; do; e.
ss d6; M xs RNgise fTd wsdy Md
s sSfs ao ps Bs: Ia .ns
BSII:s Is A. IN %fts and s'SensF VII
ard Lon sss ksi AnSrsSs
Bb stidIn;. Ia dS W Ms:OR Pa Preston
NY Rogers ami family, Mo; Miss RoS na az a.
oh.ra . .n ssGG ssI Rofeis ara child DO; 4
SP XII aS F Fs5dT sss sH isd; YAK NY
s a %; v si.s W VAIN and A. ad
do AetJfsaf aSdH MN ~ F'ir~o, Nh Miss fairWe
nSn:y Va; W James p Walden s Ma; Pr M5ils 6
NJ. AnsdeIs9n, Va Miller, NC; y u BUCK.
s: 81 %::S 9 sRRItSs 81 E saaa
X; moot Middle aiGdi.t ana; Nd: RO ss
BookWs WA AZ Nc Mtsf p AFFORD Sc W Cram
sSd ny tl A:E HS9; 9 mir BE BsS
c ad Mo- @ePPaVyeY S. Md Shoemaker Ny;
Pa.nsI IIs Tnpps Davis. HfPP assc0,n ps; D.
AiiIssfs p SaSekF NJ 4 HErsioh and sdJ bel
:, minRsT, "a Homes. Pa; f G Mine1, wis; MIS-
scn sI,9 Gn' } Bickel' 4 Bickel. ia; + Hanna
Me SW NS HOTEL--T Fish y. Va; w Talbuit.
S4sy va MIss Wsli,s. MIsse. JOY, MIS-; d w
MitebsII and eh MI; Jones, NJ kIxey Va Ira
AID 1 l.%o ind E!TsfPsnl WNIPs;GG, o. aon Hsshss
Pa; CellsT, DR. T r Atkinson X 9;ras nu; " Mon'
pss r fs s,, ID Iqdah. Black burn. nd; ] clsrs
11dson a. Syi1' u ,teatnerman, La, a DsrIe a A.
and 1os ns snf fa ~: Va . franklin and y,
srs, NJ n Ramsey, Ind; W G Patts,.a1 s' ~ VIII
wv: InS a. r Ma; w tesvltt, o; Sl9psod Am;
shall III Il Wa1 es snd dd9s n T. &c; Hon Ma
w n Prot, Nd ~ Ia ne' mr Lough,
.,n nhIh q. HOUSE, Be~khars. Pa; ! Car
It.s,an., mdi Mason, Va; w smith, Nd: II p
f.ra M. ~ y vi M Msdeaten. XII; nj iilsr ara
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08
THE EVENING STAR.
DEEDS OF KINDNE

Suppose the little cowslip
should hang its golden cup,
And say, Pm such a tiny Hover.
I'D better not grow up;
How many weary traveller
WOulI miss its fragrant smell
How many q little child would gTIeve
To lose u from the dell.
Suppose the glIstening dew-drop
Upon the grass should say
What can a little dew-drOp do:
I'd better roll away :"
The blade on which il rested,
Before the dag was done,
Without drop to moisten It,
Would wlther In the sun.
suppose the little breeZss.
Upon a summers day,
Should think themselves too small to cool
The traveller on his way;
Who wOuld not miss the smallest
And soltest ones that blow,
And think they make a great mistake
II they were talking So.
How many deeds of kindness
a little child may do,
Although ID has so little strength.
A nd little WIS., ON too;
IL wants a loving spirit
=, Much more than strength, to prove
How many things a child may do
For others by his love.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08

IHE WILDFIKE SLAvks.-The crew of the bark
Wlldnre were brought before Judge Marvin, at
hey West, on the 10Th ult., under writ of habsa,
coTP"S- a motion to discharge was refused, but
all were admitted TO bail. The Kew of the GuIf
ADDS; The Judge declined constituting the law of
Is2O, making the slave trade piracy, but intimated
that ne should dissent from the recent opinion of
Judge McGrath, Of South Carolina, and that he
was now OF the opinion that when the negroes
came on board of an American vessel on the Coast
oI ailca they were free, though they were slaves
IN Africa, which is in accordance with the onin.
Ion OF Judge Story in the case of the United state
agt. Battish, 2 Sumner report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08

W "A Prize fight came of on Tuesday at Ford
nam, Westc hester county, New York The naHes
81 the Pugilists are James Odell and Hans Pardee-
boys only sevsnteen years nf age Several hun
dred Dfulsers and bullies witnessed the brutal
exnloluon, and the fight is described by those
VINO saw II as very severe one. Sixteen rounds
We're fought, when the former was declared the
winner The mother Of one of the cOmbatants
was present, and is said to have ENCOURAGED her
son to 'stand up until he was knoc ked down. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08

IL In the U. 6 District Attorneys office in
New York on Tuesday morning, George Law
ana IT. A Conover, Esqs throug 8 their counsel
gave notice OF motion for an Injunction to re-
e-aln the Government from taking steps to enforce
payment OF their suretes for Isaac " Fowler thu
1eiduIllng Postmaster. The bond was given in
Diank 70 Mr. Fowler, with the understanding thai
OISer Sharhck was to be joined in the bond
10 as this was not done il is Claimed that FowIey
mad no authority to deliver the bond Tine motion
Will be argued on SATURDAY. heforo Tnd,Ta re-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08
OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
FRoN THE UNITED SrArrs

BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE CO..
eozrozATxp iso-JoHN ]. Donaldson. PES
fSI; :oSs.1s }SsggEs LIVES and BUYS
Dssoript,ys ,amsS' ~. i e &c.
C8mPs9{s AEsnoy for the District Of Conmhis
enS Psa ~ Less Johnson co, Bankers, loth street
" H.ssss " N S.sw w ~ 4AeiLia AesDs
sh sTsifFFE EsAs HAT, just arrived, by express.
I'm fMEk HATS and CAPS In abundance. a.
SSUe> =, seventh st. - -
sAAElTA TRUNKS, 9. SMITHS, No. 400
sIhtNh> opposite Post Once. ma IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08

T. GLYMONT PAVILION.
HIS Beautiful summer resort has been greatly
Improved and is now open for the accom- A = a
mediation of Parties. Boats can be char ga 8
tered this season on the most reasonable l.iEfH
terms making IL the cheapest and most Dlga Sanf
place for excursions on the Potomac river sunday
schools and other religious parties that do not wish
TO PartIc pate IN dancing will find every other ac-
coInmodation for the enjoyment of both children
and parents. The place can he engaged for excur-
teenth street and Penn. avenue.
, n. Br-The grounds are free To all parties after
be served by the prOprietors.
ma 3-eOlm JONES AZ MILLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08

ID. The U. 3. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Office corner of Sixth street and Penney wanna av
enue, to the following points:
Lynch burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Chattanooga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Montgomery, Mobile. Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
IL THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
~ Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
Office at e m. and p. M.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma k3-tr Corner Sixth at. and Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08
MEDICINES.

nR. JOHNSTON,
~ BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Discovered tks uscst Csrfass, Spssdy aad oal,
Efsctxal Rsnlsdy 80 tie World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08
DOIS son FANS Ed,

- - u N Il v II F. d.
Corrosive Sublimate no more
is used. the Bed Bugs to destroy:
1he whole world goes to SchwsTins store
This Powder now We all employ.
Els poisOnless to mortal man.
But Kills all Insects as sure "a fate.
And no Imposto! ever can
This powder truly initiate.
Depot Tor SCHWERIN'S ANNIHILATING
POWDER, for destruction Of Cookroar hes He'd
Bugs, Musqui'O Fleas, A nts, Flies Moths gar
phia. ''''""ei
For sale IN Washington, ID G., by DANIEL b.
CLARKE, corner of PennEyl sania avenue and
tUur and q half street Many worthless imita
tons are adyerti sed: be cautious Remember 10
ask for Sehwerln's Annihllatng Powder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08

IS Fresh ARRIVAL
III PIESSiES FIarch Lisls Thread CHINE
10 pieces Gre. POLL DE LAUDE,
% GREY GOODS foI suites, various STYLES
and prices,
IS pieces LA WINS at 49, cents,
ORGANDY and JACUNET MUSLINS
Black GRENADINE BERAGE,
:. GRAPE BERA6E,
WARETZ and TAMARTINE,
LAWN ROBES, some very Handsome,
BERAGE and GRESADINE ROBES,
complete line of WAITE GOOES
Black French Lace and Fusher MaNTI,ES and
POINTS, received, and for sale a. very reasonable
prices. by
Z5-tf TAYLOR a HUTCHISnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-08
- FOR NEW YORK,
Il hssAsE,s r ttN4G4hsm IG MEALS AMI

ID FOR NEW YORK,
Il hSSA6E, -lNCIuDIN6 MEALS AND
STATEROOm, $3.50.
The New York and Virgini. Screw Steamshi,
S.3mgsnI's new and elegant steamship -asr>aA
MOUNT VERNON, Capt t. T.. Smith, 49E$h
VIII leave the CoTpa1yS Depot, Yves .sdsE<z<sa
tern w harves, at li'O'olock a.. m. every wEDNFS
DAY, and the COmpany's Depot. at Alexandra.
'ts 2s2sk & fa e ellington and 6eor,otov,
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the corner OF
TIN street and fa avenue hourly, or they can eays
on the steamer from tho W esteIn Wkarves at ii
o'clock 9. "
State rooms csu be engaged on application Z.
Mess!s, Morgan &c Rhinehart, w estefn Wharves
ture. - N'F-'
40 Insurance will be effected on all goods b,
this line at the oSee OF the CompsnT At ser ccIi
premium. ~ SNA'
The accommodations for passengers by this lin,
are In every respect frst-c ass end everv effort vii
Dc made 10 render this communication with Ney
York an agreeable and heslthfu one
For freight or passage apply to FOYyLE A
CO., Agents, hlex.ndrls.
II. q. CROMWELL CO,
sez-J 50 West st., corner Albany, New York
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townships 8, 4, 8. s Z, ana q, of rangeI
townships l. =, s.. 4. 5, 8, Z, and 8, Of rsnge2
townships ], :, 4. 5. 6, Z, 8, and II, Of ranges
townships ', 2, 5, s. Z, 8, u. and 10, Of rsBges
TownshlPs 6, rs ~. aud Is, of ranges and
Townships 5, s, ,, 8. Is, Is. and ~. OF ranFe7
Townships Z. 5, Is aud ~, If ranges
and :, of ranges ~ -
TosnshiPs II, y. Is, Il, Is L. II, Is,
aad ~, of Tango N
townships 6. 7, 9, 10, Is. Is and II. of r.reeI2
Townships 8, s. 9. 81 10, II. and rs, of range IS
aud IS
townships ], 8, 9, and 70, of range I6
Townships IL, Ia, and 10, Of ranges ~ and Is.
South Of The bdSs int oRf seesf o the principal ma
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NEW ORIE ANS
I'M TIER EE DAYS
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.

~ - $50 ss -
ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange and Alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East TenneSses and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Nstc Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS.
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis by Raj, thence by First class Packets to
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
MONTGOMERY by Rail, thence to Mobile by First
class Packets. Mobile TO New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
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A. aeeid-rts piU hapren, sces in yell regulated
families, il is very desirable 10 have cheap
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys
Crookery, 80.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
20 any ~ the lands within the townships above co
Hniersted is required 20 establish the same q re
satisfaction Of the register and receiver q ne
proper land efice, and woke paysasst he-gr a.
soon practicable affsy seeng tfis sefsee, 500
the pubic sale az the lands emhFselRs {3s pses
claimed: otherwise snch CLAIM vii he io,isfesn-
jos 3. WlLsON.
Commissioner ofthe General Land omos
Nofs-uadsT the regulations Of the Dep4ffmert,
a. heretofore and new exlstlng. no psymerf can be
made for sAvertising proolsmst ons except N sneh
publishe. as are SPECIALLY asfhogtzed 70 Pgbsh %
the orpmissionsr Of the General Land om.s
% IS r ,lev
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cKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS.

THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
400 MILES SHORTER, and "a HOURS LESS
IN TIME
than any other Iine-the Lynchburg Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi
Central making il the
QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS!
1t is provided with First class Sleeping Cars.
To New Orleans .---.....72 Hours
TIME mempnis. 90,
Montgomery ----....-....53 do.