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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-03
GgrursluHs.

EXCURSION TO THE COAL FIELDS OF
H PENNSYLVANIA The Central Railroad OF New Jef,ey
will sell EAcursion Tickets through this region, dasIns tAs
month OF September Fare for tee entire Exruson ~ 30
Tickets good days Leave CouHandtst at and 900
a. m 2 O'Clock m aud o'clock p m. leave Pier Ne y
North River at q and III O'Clock M and 9 ;iSes p p "a,
Apply for tCkts either place For further Information sppX
TO Il. P BALDWIN, General Ticket Agent, No % WaAd
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TINHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
Il or AN INVALlD-Publifhed foT the benefit and as q
sture Decay GS supplying the means Of sefCqe BY one
who use aer being put t. great expense through med
ir pooD and qua kerry single copies may be had Of the
author EATHGNIEL M AYFAIH esq Bedford, Kings County,
n " by incosinz post D. I'd addressed envelope
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6perial Notifies.
Wide.AMakes, Attention!

WIdevAWhhts,
LET EVERY MAN BE EQUIPPED.
7se original hartford UNIFORM, the only desirable
sss, and ., a lower rate my other msnusctured
The Srigned having made arrangements with the Original
ksraet leI w aer this dae be able 70 furnish Cluos
sAo1t potic- rhh the above Uniform Complete.
Prvatss Cspss Cape Torches Ofcsr Coss Lanterns
ns Csps aud PiODevr Torches all WdeAwake" Eagles
.ss dals together with Edge Co.'S celebrated Fireworks
sontanty hand, in any quantity at No. 1l2 Broadway
Cabs in coun,ry should address c. " PoND No liz
Broadway, New-Ycrk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-23
GfnQnfi0I,
FORFTGN EXCHANGE.
Boarding.

BOARDING HOUSE-Dr. BEACH
ID has taken the hne Boarding House. No 2l0 Superior
81 which hts been newly fitted up and ls now open for
the rece pti0n OF board era WA:29
DOARDING.-The House No. "a
ID Pubic Square, and py tae St0Ue ChuTch-One of
the plensautas locations 10 the cyhaE been thO Oughy
repaiied and iEnoW open for Borders Families VI ug
~ furnish their rooms bo tied with large
aAd convenient rooms and bedrooms; and Single BoareH
and ~ Boardess viii nd good accommodations on reason
able terms References given and received,
apr2 lss0.a20- sW. BURRITT.
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Gnproptrs.


EnGraVInE AID LithOEraPhInE.
DRAINERD & BURRIDGE.WOOD
ID ENGRAvERs AND LITHO0RPHERs bark
street., Cleveland, o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
D Electro Platter, Door Platter and ManufactoF-eor-
nsr Of OnariO and Prospect Sta fup aaiIsl Cleveland
a prepared rfp1to Spoons, Forks. CEftoTs, &o and
make them equal o new. Door Trimmings fgrlishos
Plated order Bell Hanging promptly attended % and
prices reasonable. i1l211ti6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-23

provided for, and they will be forgotten! POpu-
lar fsvofiles should, like the Roman cOnquerOT
at his triumph, be attended by slave, to whis
per incessantly in their ears; Thou too art
mortal Were they so warned We should not
SEQ so many end their career aa Julien has
ended his
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6otEl8.
DUMAS

Nc lEaseT STREET bcfseeH ffl aRd 5h CINCINNATI ONO
This old and well established Hotel has been recsntlv
refted in superior sFle and Is unsurpassed BY any
Hotel Of its class "a America.
The proprietor from his Ion experiences In this city, Cal
drula und elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
0hers will warrant him entire guoces and he
avmablY kn0wa 70 this community anticipate full share
Of public patronage. ALEX. SlfUMATE.
aW2qk9 Proprietor.
MANHATTAN HOTEII-Nos. 8, 8
4N1 land Murray street, "a door from Broadway, Op
asethe PARK, New York. HuEFins y ling, Proprisofa
HuEEna late Of PoarlStrsst House Bosttn H Q FlinF
q o. I.FVaoo Hatsl Ns~ Vovh dacl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-23
MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY MORNING,APRII. On, Ise0.

ll5- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News sec fourth
page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-23

TLinsn Sets at Cost
B-Linen Sets at Cust
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-23
DENTISTRY
DENTISTRY
AT gil SUPERIOR ST.
n WOTTR ntERnu ADn nOOn

AT 2II SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETH ARE GOOD,
4 read the following lines II your teeth bed read
hem with great II yOe have tetth At all is7:
fact tha Isl daily exhibited in the Streets the social
circle and in the Psror, by the huEbes peasant and the
pr0ude is that hundreds Of persons lose good
Of teeth for the OF the timely aid good
klful dentist. poor aud inferior operation many
than all II your teeth good have
hom examined BY good dentist sRd keep them in order
poor time should be lost but have them red
the bser and escape that which Burns says the
ue Of an diSeesss Aluegularties Of tho teeth should
attended to IN childhood and youth
All persons desrous Of fine dental operatives nVt
Cd % call AZ where particular attention Is,
- The preservation Of the natural teeth, where the
VULCANIZED CORALITE,
GUFTA PEI RCHA ID ABE,
For Artificial Teeth
4 Manufactured and all varieties OF arhoial teeth
n up In the best manner. W. B. INGERS0LL,
No 2ll Marble Block, Superior street, Cleveland o.
nYl8fl2
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DETttstrp.

A TKINS0N & BUTLER-Are now
"a prepared, willing" and obs 10 execute operations
ID Dental surgery proper and Mechanical Dentistry the
very best style, and pTum tlr Nos lg-lT Hunmans
Rllck, onpose uew pnsi Once mnrl5RaO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-23

EMuslin Sets at Cost
FMuslin Sets AT Cost
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Muslin Collars at Cost
WMuslin Collars It Cost
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EHOniton Collars at Cost
T HOniton Collars at Cost
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q Linen UOIIaTs q Cost
VL.nSn Collars at Cost
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az Muslin Edgings at Cast
F-MuElin Edgiugs at Cost
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VRsd Fiannsls At Cost
ERsd FlAnnsis 1t Cost
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SILVER 4 SILVER PLATED
~ WARE.-Eew stOek insf Eessiqsd By .a-
feb22 COWLEs CO.. Weddeli House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-23

Bombazines at. Cost
DomhaZines At Cost
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GUTTA PR8SIoHA AsE,
JfwfIrp & 6ilufr f1art,

livery ONE WARRANTED. =
sI2Rs isba nun 'as '''G GcowIRs co. weddsi House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30
FROM MEXICO.

From The EesO- Orleans Pieayuat 24A.
BY the arrival this morning Of the steamship Austin,
Capt Forbee, have later intelligence from Mexico.
This intelligence 10 of more than usual Importance
Mramon had left the greater part Of his army under
Gen. Vol at Guadalaraja, and with 800 men was
gathering recruits with the design of advancing San
fas Potosi which lie at present held by the Liberals.
The Liberal army remains stationary vt Coculu,
awaiting achievements.
Gen. Vol holds Guadalajara with force Of 1900
The revolution In the States Of Coahuila and Nueya
Leon 10 losing ground.
The Revolutionary forces advanced 10 within six
sesgues Of the city Monterey but not meeting with
cooperation from the people, General Arrambern re-
treated 10 the mountains.
The report Is current and generally credited in Maa-
uporas that the British Minister had inteered bets
Mirspon and Juarez, and requires that they should
romnross and submit the election Of President 10 the
neople It is regarded with favor In Tamauipas, as
Ae best settlement that can be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30
GOV. HUNT DAGUERREoTYPED.

In bis speech at the Republican meeting in Troy,
the Goth inst, Mr.. A. d. Stanton drew the following
faithful picture Of the Hon. w. Hunt of Lockpor:
An attempt at coalition is now going forward In
this State between the Douglas leaders the one
aide, and some Old-Line Wings and American leaders
ON he other seeking draw TO the support ofDougas
all the Old-I.ine Wings and Americans. recollect
hearing Mr. Douglas in the Senate, few years ago,
call the Americans, I" miserable Know. Nothings."
He was criticisDg the course of bis colleague. Mr..
TfumbuI and charged that he was elected to the
Senate by Z" few boiling Democrats, few withered
old Wings, and O few miserable Known othngs."
That was Douglas, " when the devil was well, !" You
see. The proposed coalition is unnatural The ele.
ments are naturally and additionally discordant, and
they will not fuse.
One Of the most conspicuous Of those who are at
tempting TO transfer few thousand Americans and
OldIine Wings, In the State Of NswYork 10 the sup
port Of Mr. Douglas il Washington Hunt. ] have been
requested ny a intimate tiepd Of Coy, u. " yeyisw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

Whis spd American vote of New.Yorh Win - dv~
10 that gallant friend Of Henry Clay, Abrahaa L.,
coin. and that faithful rres.s6l Democrat HandlI
q. etorai ticket placing Fernando Wood and wsaiss
ton HINT at the head Of It. We viii beat By 3A6
msjority. The people have power 10 expel he 0ohs
ard Vandals from the Capitol, whether mar1sle1
Washington Hunts cannot stay this exodus. iAe.p
Gov. Hunt, every time be stands before Tie H..
ghts announces TO bis auditors that that h hi -
appearance on any stage. As the curtain goes . n
tie successive pefformspses and discloses % vsv a.
inevitable Hunt, the spectators call TO mind thaeoU
let which Scott preHxed to Ivanhoe as witty BIT =
his frequent reappearsnce author, after naav
promises Of retirement: E
Nov fitted the hslts now trsverws The cart,
And often took lesve, but sesud loth 70 dspsrts
II Gov Hunt will liften 10 30 humble psnVn n
myself my advice TO him Is TO retire from the potist
boards. A weary public longs for his final exit 3
think they are about to be gratiied LET him sntsr
Manager, Richmond. Cagger & Co." andthsy va
speedily make an end Of him.
But, Sir, cannot dismiss Gov. Hunt without refer.
ring to one remark, one pregnant admission, IN Id
He e says But ,he Republican party keeps Ss ~
and shows DO disposition 70 retire" Sir, az HsmI&
said TO Borsto I'm take the ghosts word for hces
sand poundsp The Republican party retire Did
wellington retire at Waterloo when be heard Bluchsss
cannon numbering on the French right Encourage
BY the sound did be not rather give the order for The
whole allied line 70 advance and with words few but
mortal shout, " Up Guards and at tbemp 80, The
Republican parry fighting battle not les important
than that Of Waterloo hears the Of its allies
Of the American and Wing corps laundering on ths
enemy's right end its brave leader, Honest Old Abe
of the West" commands the whole hns 10 advance,
and shouts ''Up Guards, and at them!' And, 81 The
elose of this desperate conflict as the memorable
field Of Waterloo the evening of the decisive day
will send it's declining nys n light upwith Victory The
plume Of the Chief Of the allied forces, Honest Old
Abe of the Westp Great applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

-Madsne Jenny Lind Goldschmidt recently arrived
"a Stockholm, and was received with enthusiasm She
intends 10 pass the Summer with her husband aud
children at q villa In the enyirOns 0f the Swedish
sspitaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

antSlayery men IN congress and was always classeo
with u ultra free-sOil members Of the House. While
he sat in the Gubernatorl chair of this State hap
pened to be member Of the Senate. In the legislative
session of 1851 at the close Of the struggle the
compromise measures of 1850, and which those with
whom Gov. Hunt now acts, proclaimed to be "a final
settlement Of the whole question of Slavery" re-
speeding which all agitation must and terminate,
he, in his annual message to me and my colleagues, re-
ferring to these measured saidI quote from memory,
but believe correctly" Our people be left free
to examine their provisions and practical operation;
their vital and fundamental right to discuss the merits
of these any other laws passed by their representa-
tives constitutes the very basis of our Republican sys
tenn, and can never be surrendered. Any attempt to
estrain it would prove far more dangerous than its
freest exercise" Applause Good for Gov Hunt
And ss he sad to me in 1851, say to him in 1860.
put the Free-So Congressman of IS4s and the free
spoken Governor of 1851 eide by side with the croak
ptars and @ on l' | Hyperion to ssyp
Heavens, that with soul in his bosom, should
have left feeding on such mountain to faten on such
Sir, have charged Gov Hunt with duplicty. /
would not speak with undue severity. Look at the
facts. He affects TO deplore Slavery agitation aud yet
he goes from city TO city agitatng this theme TO
every crowd, great and small, that will listen to him.
He affects despise the tricks Of vulgar politicians
and yet he is mp TO his eyes in low intrigue with
jockeyipg Softs, to transfer by false tokens few
thousand voters In this State TO the who than
all Others has fomened the very agitation he pretends
to deplore and would seem to rebuke. He affects q
holy horror of sectonalis and yet he Is doing his ut
most 10 carry his followers to the standard of
candidate nominated by Convention that had bona
fde representatives from nearly half the States Of the
Union, and has scarcely show Of support below the
Potomac He affects to contemn impracticable, intan-
eibe tissues, and parties that accomplish pract
CAL present purpose, aud yet he is drumming up
cruits for a leader whose test doctrine Is a dodge
jugge, cheat, and who will get hard an electoral
vote anywhere ard whose success in the pending con-
tett isnot within the pale Of human probabilities And
this nan, who is doing all this, Is oil the time pledged
by every consideration that appeals to honor TO fde
ity to truth, to decency TO support John Bell Is II
not treaeheryi Is Il not cheating-downrght cheat
ingf
But this attempt TO commngle the lurid fires Of
fail 10 do more than make good deal Of noisy sput.sr-
ing and dsagreeable smoke. Let me tel the ntfiguers
that, from Long Island to Lake Erie, and from tie
Delaware to the st. Lawrence-and base the remark
on careful iuqury-n0ge thar ope-haf ths outstanding
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ARRIVALSATTYE HOTFIS

NATlONAL HOTEL.-G Patt, w Smith. c.
Jones. ID Marks, NJ johnson. j ZnderhiII
ana ~, u kunkle, Wager, NY; ii Sanford
81, Doug lass, smith, CT; Maj Chase and ly,
Miss Chase, Miss hsetings, Fla; w l. Kennel,
and ly, NJ; r Howard q M Whippl. n Cros.
9ale; "a; Matthews, Blake, s r Stuart. Va
wortnlnSton, Nj Plummer, r Osbourne
Mo; w Pope, Fla; w Thornbury, Erp: 3 e
COBB and ly, Mn Richmond, Mass; ! W. Gail
lard and ly, sc; Rand, Nh
BROWNS H0TEL.-Mr Hutchins, NY: A
Banks, va ID Haskins, E Fitch, NY; c Purv.s
) VIVIAN C!eve and ly, Cowsn, G Stilt, r Dicf
Aspril, NY; Hon w Stevenson. and daugh
, H. N.Y. De Oak and ly, Ps; w Coad, Md; w
Manh and ~, VA ID Moore and Iy, Md; = MAY
sen, w IL Darlington and ly. NY; Miss A M sam.
a y, s9sger and fam, Va; Ellis. Pa: A
Ssnanning and fam, Dr Conner and ly, Ala; w
0I r,n ana iy, w Bouek and ly, Ny.
To- ssikkWOOD HOUSE n Mais,aeil. Bel1ium.
b Alexander, USE; II Cross. Pa: Hi,a,o KIM
Vai . Devian and daughter, NJ
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MEDICINES.

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LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Dsssss1sd sAs ssssf Csvsess, Srssdv, 80 s.,s
Afsesssi Rssssdr % fAs World, o =.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELTclcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED. OR MO cgxRsr
7al IN FROM ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
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dat dreadful and dssuuevs Assy vhsh .sasaly svssps
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listening sssssss viA Il
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OFFICE Ne sogfn PRRpEsIcxsrRHn,
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ness % paid and sshsatn stamp ..- =
Dr. JOHNSTON,
assss sfns ksyal Csilsgs sfnsfssess Ssedss gs.s1a
hsm sns Of the eminent CslsFss Una1 0sstse
and .ss greater part :. .h..s life spsai 10 tls -
q ths .,,salins ssrss ssss vs;s ssss
knsvn; many usuelsd viii rngnr ne head ana san
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timer viii dsranesmsnt 81 mind. eursd inne Iistslv
YAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
HssnG hsa and s.hsrs vhs have injured thsnssvss b
certain practice ndsgsd in when slsns-a sqssssy
s1 :i:s :, n :s::
render: n.r.s. npe..iS., and ds'usys S.,i .sS ss1
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ns s.r p.n n.s n d: :.sA s u s = q: ssa .:s
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MENTALLY-r6,f s.rill sasss On de MAD ar. .,.A
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s.pp.ns Tbs. an sense Of shame dread fdes,sy
can oas s. as.: I s iI :.
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nsnth .ns, month or az leng as the smallest fss
b. Calling daPPoinnsnt; or By IL. Is. s.s
p.l,sn. M.re. hasten u. esns;seo.l ympt.r, az
a az I.0s,:s5 with frishtfs r.pdiy al a..th p,
re-. y ;ss r.
d. JonAsoHSkEMEDY roR ORGANIC wEAKHkss
AND lMPOfENCY.
h great and important ssmsdy vsshnsss Il ssf,As
are speedily cured and full vgsr rsstsrsd fhssssnds
asst nsf,en add dssi.tsd, VIE lad lss all hope have
been imms diatsly relieved.
AZ imp;din'n,, Marriage Physical o. sss. pi.ssal
asstens, bsss Prserssuvs PsvsF Hvsas Irsts tity
lind speedily cured
ENDOk1EMENY or ZEE PRHss
re mAnr rhOeaANDS cared this instssisa vftAiu
ne last ysars and the important 0ursa
ssl epsrausns psnsrmsd sy Dr. Jshnssn, 81 de
nRenen Of the PaPsn and many ether psrsens nsiess a
which have sPPsafsd again again before ths puSs BE-
aaes hi0andnG gentleman o. shspsstsr sne rsspsud
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iTCol. j. Buckstuhl, an editor of the Louis.
Vile (ky) ADzeiger, was assaulted, knock red
down and beaten by the keeper of an eating bou,e
Tor refusing to comply with an exerbitant demand
upon his purse. The editor recovered himself
grew revolver and shot bis assailant in the left
breast, innict.ng probably fatal wound Buck
Subj was Colonel Of Kentucky Cavalry at the
oaaie Of Buena Vista, and bears many scars from
honorable wounds received during the Mexican
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BY THE PRES s. Sss e. Or THE UNITED
STATEQ ~ = ~ -

| IN pursuance OF law, !. JANIS BUCHANAN, Proc
| 6se,.rs and make known that public sales viii be
5eia a. the unoef-me ntoned land ofhoes, IN the
State q ARKANSAS, at the periods hereinafter dee-
lgnated, TO wit:
At the land Office A. LITTLE Rock, commencire
on Mondsy' the 18th day OF December next, for the
situated within the following townships. viz: ~
SoEfa Of tae base lin. and Of the ,h priaci,ai
Township. 10 and s. e Of isn.s4
townships ID and 10, of ranges
on TSsI. anG once ne e. commanding
the disposal of the public lands hesctofor. MT ~
ier'd situated within the following townships viz
NorfA {" the base line and ,cs,s Of the tA ,riseipol
| Township 10. Of range -.
| Township IL, of range q.
AZ the land office at CLARKRsvILLx commeuc,nr
. ~ the l7n day Of Dee smbet next. for the
situated Within the following townships, viz:
H0TfA " fAe base ltne and rsst Of the ik yrisei,al
Fractional townships s'ia and 2. of ,.,,.w
| At the Land Of5oe At wa.HIxero,. comu.,.,,.
on W edneeday the 18th day Of w otmbsr nsTt ~
ne disIo..i Of the psDo and: herstofors o:Ied
SoHth @ the base line and ,cest Of the 6h pri.e,,nr
Ihe ndcuons south OF thu old boundary line of
township 90 of ranges 81, q q, a. IS, and g. VI
AT the Land Ofsics at CHAxpAaHoIx. oonn..-
eng on MonssI, the l7h day Of December next for
isa.ted Within The ooniSr 81 unCdsrsd
oft1wnships. viz: eA1 Poi~
South Of she base line and ,est Of tAeSrA ,ri.e;pa,
Township IS, of range 6.
Township IL, Of fanse7
Township 10, ranges
Township 10, Of range g.
Township 20, Of range 10.
The paris south Of the Old boundary linz of town.
fhip ~, OF ranges 10 and 20.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of sobool..
mlntary ana other purposes, together with thc
,rsvana aad sverhowed," viii be excluded from
The ofsrins of the above lands will comm.,..
On me days appointed, and will proceed IN the or.
ger IN which tney are ADVERTISED until the whole
snail nave been offered aud tbs sales closed; but no
no private entry Of any ofte lands will be Admitted
un.I elser the expiration Of the two weeks
this lIth dav ofSeptember, anno Domini one thom,'
a, ~. p,.,,., JAMES BUCHANAN.
JOS. =. WILSON,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANrs
80 sny lands within the and Ii az
toxnsnips above ms ntiopted IL required to estab-
sh the same % the satisfaction of the reg ,ster ana
rece; , OF the proper Land Ofioe and make pay
noiscs ara g :e0n q Pr:otosbls .sr
Of d. paShc sale y the lands . sne
viz ~ ne Tract claimed othe' wise, :nch elam
cOmmissionsr OF the General Gen Land SGSc..
NoIE:zUnder the regulations Of the department
n.ts ~ so,ore AND now existing. no payment can %
smh,l oI savertising procamations except to such
the - are sysetaiiy authsyigsd to publish by
-ss5--vtSss H~"a Vmoe'
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MISCELLANEOUS
PIoNEER sTE FaNAN WHgfs BROWN

The subscriber begs leave 10 inform the oitisens
o. Weshinsten, Y georgetown and Alexantria that
ne las sdoed 70 his long established bIsiness the,
eunifiary OF steam power for saving and manufnc
turing Marble apa Bgeyn stone Wetk In thor "a
nous branches, Marble Mantsis, Table aud Wash-.
Stones, Sa,s, windoy Lipte,s, silIs. steps and
Marble IN block from trst al the lowest rates
BE feels ecnhdeut Of befne able DO furnish Marble
Wort a. low ~ 10 esn be purchased in New Yark.
Philadslp hia- OF Baltimore The trade supplied
With ltalIap Marble An book OF siabs st me sasne
rate ~ farnished in New York, and on aceommo-
fs vmsss, . s,s1. ss 81 e,p1 s.i Az pssg q
Putty q NsS Yett Price: EnccRr.s. The sasor
'"'' '' Be :. Rs .fss.' Tnfk r So
fssssU Sfssa hastls sud Sugar Sfsss Wsrhs.
= Pa avs cor, ThIrtrentA st.
THE UNION WILL. STAND. NO MATTER
WHO'S PRESIDENT!
Consequently shall remain m Washington and
continue % Rsreee NJ oce upatlon Il HOUSE.
SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Gid
, Ing ~ 2, Its bssnsh. Cd Claims promptly =.
Furniture in the best style sso. call stsentica
70 the Painting Of Roof and Erick waIs.
All OF the above will do ~ cheap the cheap
est. therefore solicit the PATRONAGE Of my friends
and fellow eItzens Of the District PunotpslIty
strictly observed, and work done in the beat n
-Yeu vii please mind your stops and stop at NJ.
d: PAkkER'S Painting Establishment, No. sa'
% - !. Louinans sv-, north side, between 9Th
2: Signs put NJ ffss sf charge. - usual.