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Constipation or CestIveness.

No one of the 'many Ills flesh lie heir to" Is 90
prev alent, so little understood. and 30 much neg
lsoted a. Costiveness. Often originating in care
lessness. or sedentary habits; it is reg arded a. q
anxiety, while In reality it is the precursor and
companion of many of cie most fatal al d danger
GUS dlseases, and unless early eradicate il will
bring the sufferer to untimely crave. Among the
lighter evils of which Costiveness is the usual at
Breath Piles, and others of like natu ~ he long
tram OF diseases such as allgnant Fevers,
Abcesses. Dysentery. Dyspepsia, DiarThea, Apo
PIexy, Epilepsy, Paraysls, Hystsria, Hypochon-
driasis Melenchoy and Insanity first indicate their
presence In the system by this alarming symptom
Not unfreq uentLy the dlsea ramed originate In
Const patton. but take an inde pendent exist
ence uness the cause eradicated an farly stag
From all these cons iderstions II 70 lows that the
disorder should receive imned ate attention when
ever It occurs, snd pereon should lect to gel
q box of Cephalio PILLS on the FIRST appearance o.
the complaint, as their timely will sxpal tn:
lnsiduOus approaches of disease and destroy thil
dangerous foe to human life.
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AKRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

WIZARDS HOTEL-A A Smith, DC; 1t
Hughes, USN; Sanford, CT; Williams Pa;
A V Swevringer, do; c A Whitney, NY; Cur
tis and lady, CT Mrs Anderson, NY; L w Pierce,
Wickham, Mo; J Wlckham, do; Gen Jones
and lady, Pa; B Lord and lady, o; A Sholl, Ill;
X r Thompson and lady, Oregon; Story, NY;
G 3 Crook, do; Seaverus and lady, Ill; MrsP
3 II dike, do; e Cpdiks, do; L r Hawkins,
Ky; e d Sober, Mass 8 w Raisbeck and lady,
NY; Holmes, do; c M odell, do; w odell,
do; A williams, London; Morse, Me; g w
Bishop, Man; NJ 8 Chaplin, o; A Wescott and
lady XIV; Miss Wescott, do White and lady
NY; @ 8 W Hall, Md; 8 w Hall, NY; Hall
Mo; @ M Lenmoa. Pa; A Hershell London; Col
Larned and lady, USAj ellis, Mass; III McGrea
and lady, Pa; n Cheever, n; Miller, Pa.
BROWNS HOTEL,-R Bowie, ] Marshall,
Poole, Md; w Browning, DC, w Branham,
Mass; SasJer, Nd; Wise, Va; ] Jordan, w III
w p Seymour, Pa; Latham. Pa; w During
Me; Christian. C Darlington, Va; & STONE, Ala;
T Daniel, w w Mclean, Cal; w + Jennings,
L Terrell, Sweeney, Va VI Chappell, Il VII
son, Md; Trimble, Ky; ID Heard, Va; OWNS
and son, Md; ] Graves, NC; Wallace, DIR F
Klmmerly. DIR E Woorman. Ronald, Ed
monston, Va
NATIONAL HOTEL.-F Freeman, Pa; Jno
Ritohie, Md; Hewlett, Cal; b Darneills, Va;
Ma rdel, Md; w Thackara. Mrs Bishop, M iss
Gear, schmitz, Mrs Morgan. Pa; X X Meade,
sHamner. Hayes, w Capents--, w
Weeks and ly, Ny; l. TERRELL, A b Caldwell
Va w Hincks, BASS DR. w Woodward, III
Ponte, Tenn; 3 C Johnston, OHIO Taylor
Conn.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE.-W w Finney, q F
Fickiin, Va; King, Bradley, Ark; Hon A
Satworth, Ais; NJ Watson, Va; Hon Hamil
ton and fam, Tex; III Adams, Nd.
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OAt Napierville, Ill there resides jolly
old Frenchman named Beaubien, who claims the
honor Of having built the first dwelling ever
erected In Chicago, when that city, now numbe
ing over 100 600 inhabitants was the abode Of the
red man.
UAta ball recently held in Clinton, 8. C.
the ladies passed unanimously the following
RESOLUTION:
Reso!rsd, That this Is the last ball we will at
tend In these United States.
On, MR.. GREEyK,-The Sultan Of Turkey, Ii Is
said, in view of his domestic expenses and empty
treasury, proposes TO '-get up a loan" He had
better go to bed alone.-BoNOa Post.
OA chimney sweep struck his boy on the
head with a scraper, on Saturday night, at Med
ford, n. the poor Lad bled to death before as
sistance was rendered.
CD Phillip Hans smashed Michael Loves
skull IN with a heavy wooden FOUNDER at + ort
NiaRars, one day last week.
IDA babe week old was left on the doorstep
Of Bishop Bayley's house at Newark on Saturday
evening
Id Flour Is SO scarce at McSilla, Arizona, that
II readily bought at sl2 per 100 lbs.
IDA Negro boy was drowned at Albany, on
Thursday, by falling through the ice.
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IL alLn.sxx Is the Ayoa,s sign BY shish
natafe MATES NOVA any deviation vhstsver from
ths rstnral state o Che BRAIN, and viewed IN thil
Night IL may be looked onas safeguard Intended
70 give notice Of disease which might oshosWis0
ssoepe Attsntiol, ul too late to be femsdisd; and
ite Indications ahould never be nesIectedy Head,
sohss may be Slsssifed under Two names. yis:
Symptonstio erd ldioparhio. Symptomatic Head
sehe Is sxcsedintly common and e the preoursor
Apoplsxy, Gout. Rhepmatism and al fbrils
diseeses: In Its rervous form il is mpathetc dis
ease OF the stomach constituting sick ksaddchs of
hepatie disease constituting billions ksadaeks, OF
worms, constipation nd other disorders ofthe COW
ea as well as renal and uterine affections Diseases
ofthe heart are very frequently attended with Head
aches; Anemis ard plethors are also affections
which freq aently occasion headache. Idiopathic
Heada 9he is aISs very common, being usually dis
unguIshed ny the name of neyroHs headache, some
times coming on suddenly in q tate of apparently
sound health and prostrsting at once the mental
and physical energies, and in other instances lt
comes on slowly. he-alded by depression OF spirits
or aoerbity Of temper. In most instances the pain
is In front Of the head, over one both eyes, and
someti hss provoking vomiting, under this GLASS
may also be named Newrdlgi1.
For the treatment of either o. ass of Headache the
Cephallc flls have been found o sure and safe
remedy, relisylng the MOST acute pains In few
minutes, and By Its subtle power Graduating the
disease of which headache Is the unerrInH index.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

DcOyER FxcIIKAKNT. and the mental care and
anxiety incident 70 close attention to bus ness or
ssudy. are an9rg the numerous causes of Nervous
Headache. The disordered state Of mind and BODY
tnoldent 70 this distressing complaint is = fatal
pow 70 81 energy and ambition. Sufferers By this
these distressing attacks by using one of the Ce-
phello Pills whenever the symptoms appear Ii
aqlets tho overtasked brain ard soothes the straln
Sd AID jerrinE nerves, srd Ielaxes the tension of
the stomach which always accompanies and az :
gravates the disordered condition OF the BRAN.
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvsp-Mr,
spa dng has sold two millions of bottles Of hrs DEL
ebrated Prepared Glue And Ii s estimated that each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth Of broken
iurnlture; thus making an Aggregate of twenty mil
Valuable Invention. Rsving made his Glue hous So
hoic word, he now proposes to do the world still
bis OePhelio Pills, and IL they are as good q his
Glue, headaches Will soon vanish away like snow
In July.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

BRIDoET.-MIssus wants you. to send her box
but Pm thiphng that's not just 10 RATHER; but per
haps yen be afther knowing what ia ia Yesee
she's nish dead and gone with the Sick Headache,
before. -
Pills.
Bridsst.-Och sure now and you've sed il, here's
the qqarther and CIV me the Pills and don't be ali
day about il aither. s. Ia z
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rnnrIN ~ -. n ff4t4f.$n
OLE RICE, sNIEStL9W AND PURE
M0NON6AHELA RYE WHISKY

Censcientiously dIsnlled BY Mr. James Burnside,
81 AHegany County, Penna In the old fashiqssed
honest way, non the choicest and most carefully
selected Rye, and IN no case ever offered for sale
entll adapted 10 wholesome use by age II isst
Q! the pnrest beverages IN the reach Of the pubic.
commends itself for its unrivaled qualities a. q
sumulA6t OF the safest tureet, and most beueGc
oesorpoon, and many OF the most tIstinguished
happieSt results.
CLERY 4 STQCKDALE, Proprietors,
32s Walnut street Phlladelphis.
Wh. G. CONONEk,
Agent for the Proprietors. 99s Pa sy.,
no % -e-u opbosfte Wills r,ts1 aOtrl
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RI Tue AnkLsAMArroN or LANsu4sK,y- rhers in
growing tsnaencJ IN tais age TO appropristn the
most expressive words of other Ian &c Spr yer
q vhils 70 l1corparste them into our own; t. {
word CephslIc, which Is from the Greek, sisnifyinr
Tor the head, is nov becoming popuIarrt an
oonseceon with MT. Spal6ing's treat HeAda< "
remedy; but it will soon DO used In more general
way, snd the word Cepheiio VIII become %
common - Eleotfotyps and many others " hose
distnction as foreign vords has been worn away
~ eommsp u.sSe until they seem native and 70
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A Real BieaginS.

Physician.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that head
Mrs. JeSss.-Gone Doctor, all gone the pill Won
sent cured me In just twenty minutes, and 1 Wish
handy. ~
,Ptysieiaa.--You can get them at any DruEgIsts
Cal for Cephahc Pills find they never fail, and /
recommend them in all GASES of Headache
Ms. Iosss.-I shall send for . box directly, and
shall tell al my suffering friends, for they are real
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ONLY ONE MONTH LONGER!
GREATER BARGAINS THAN EVER!

Our stock of DRY GOODS must be sold before
the LIST January. as wo have TO give possession OF
the store on that day.
We shall commence on the LIST day of December
TO sell our atge stock Of
Silk Robes, Light and Dark Silks by the yard,
Evening Dress Goods, fine Laces,
French Embroi ieries, best Kid Gloves,
Cashmere Long Sha wis, AL Wool Mousse, aines,
Lupn's French Merinoes, Black Goods,
Fine w hite Goods of every descript:o on &c 90
At HALF PRICE.
We prefer selling the above named goods To our
customers At ba prca Tathsr than run the risk Of
selling the stock by auction at ths North.
DOMESTIC GOODS
We have q large stock OF Goods of Domestic
Manufacture, a. of which we will close out ~ the
piece. in quantities to suit purchasers a. pre-
ciseiy what they cost.
TERMS CASH. Virginia money taken at rar.
DrAll goods delivered promptly on the day of
sac. CLAGETT & MAY,
no O6t 324 Pa. av, bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
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SOLD AGAIN By THE YASKEKs.-lt viii be re-
mernbered that Mr.. Edmund Ruin Of Va has
sent q John Brown pike" apiece to thirteen
Southern States to incite them to deeds OF dis
union. The joke OF the thing, however, is that
the aforesaid thirteen pixies prove to be from that
as a speculation by some smart Yankee, after the
John Brown raid, and Of which an immense
quantity was sold. Consequently. the recipients
Of tue Ruffin pixies are working themselves up TO
concert (secession) pitch over bogus Provoca-
tive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

GREAT DIsCpvERY.-Among the most Important
Of gu the great medical discoveries Of this age may
ton from Small Pox, the Csphslio Pill for relief Of
Headache. and the use Of Outline for the proven.
tom OF Powers, either of which il sure specifo,
whose benefits will DO experienced by suffering
humanity long after their discoveries are forrotten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

III DIP you ever have the siak Hesdeohel Do
row, the osthIng and disg pst ct the light Of food
nov totally Hnht you we're fol pleas urs, conysrss
have relieved you from eli the suffsrin9 which yos
then experienced For this and other purposes
you should always have box of them on hand K
use az occasion requires. -
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III The New York Sunday Times hits Mayor
w OOd and his Thanksgiving proclamation in
doggerel thus
GIVE THE DEVIL HIS Dee.
4" In my Judgment cries QuiIP, there Is
nouyhI In our land
To be than full for now, as from Heavenly Hand: -
be civil,
And, for personal favors give thanks to the devil,
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r NATIVE LAND.

-. E.a + NATIONAL soNG. =.
r,..,,,.f 10 III, Patyisfis Citizens OF he United
States, by jobs II. Hs,oitt --isss.
Our Native Land our Native Land
For thee thou fuster Of the world.
Adj Arm ii req shall ve stand, .lfa's
WA saSer draw aad hss unfarPd- ..I --s.F
The Isg acy our fathers len, -. ..,.. y .rdT
By Freedom sanctioned, still is ours = :
Nor shan our noble tree be reft -.
white evsry branch is dress'd in how'rsl 80 -
l. HuxBa. mEzaI sons Of the free, r > -
a. : strike, 81 Ike the bolt from Trsason's haad.
- Fer 6od-for Fams-snd Liberty, ra g--
For Union-aLd our Native Land - s..a
Our Cognsry dear! our Country dear! rH
Sha,l r action spurn thy hoy law? --s.1
2hssl FrseooRs sYoEd and Ffeed0m's spear salsg-
Be welded 10 Disunion's cause? ~ -.-- 81
Thy fairy fields, shsli they be strevd
With Brothers slam By brothsrP hand!
Shall fhthsrs rsfse their q ms of blood
Akainst the knaIgn Of our and! ei'-' 30
sl. Huzza! 80. .-EI
Our starry +. ag oar starry Flag! .-ss
Whose Eagle sits enthIoned IN hEnt'
Shalt thou not wave Ger hill and az,
TRAINS hsnt in the hour OF hight
Let ham . no swslls kebeilsn,s cry.
In OWL strife, once turL TO thee,
Fatriors tear Will NJ his eye,
His brlght sword strike for Liberty
Huzza! go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08

pi FiAcIs WORTH KNowINs..sspslSing,s Cephslio
and General Debility
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IN TO HOUSEKEEPERS ~N
m wAsH!NeTHS'M, sEoRGE-o
kfg TOWN AND VICINITY. ~

We invite the attention of HOu sAkeepers to our
very large and beautiful stock Of CHINA, GLASS
and ARTHEN WARE, which is now rendered
complete in every department by our recent i'm
pOrratloGs
We deem il unnecessary to enumersts articles,
IS we have every thing that is usus ~ kept the
China Business, from rioh decorated French China
Dinner and Tea Sets to the ordinary Earthen
Ware, and we Import the maj Ority Of our goods
we prepared to furnish the best quality either
tO the wholesale retail trade, az low as any of
the i'm porting houses Of Baltimore
English AMI AmarIcan Cutlery Of superior quality,
Also, Horn, Buck and CucOs handle Cutlery from
the same factories,
Silver plated Ware on fine hlbatta, warranted,
A large stock Of Coal Oh Lamps, numerous pat
terms,
Paper Lamp Shades and ChImnies. Cut Glass
Globes,
Hyacinth Glasses, Fancy Articles, Toys, &c &c,
G, = FOWLER CO,
504 Odd Fellows Hall,
NO 16-eo6w Seventh street.
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THE EVENING STAR.

III The editor Of Che Washington star Is re-
specially requested to insert the following IN ni
valuable and wide spread journal, as wen suited
70 the present times, and specially appropriate AZ
he Seat of our Government, and expressive OF the
sentiment Of the good people Of washington.
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slrtf1v AeQlfxed. I

III I'D p .S4ihis ,ssdaohe til. sfterrsoo. habd I
sssIpsa into tie hayotheesri hand seys 81 90 de
9ud 1npop 5he& isg ss9 me- . CephSlrs Pill, hnsa
I9RNs teesg sH eated NJ sc aliek that f,ssoly
!Ss05s ~ S4sse n eadaoas, g5o Tsv.1 - ~ sss
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MEDICINES.

1 "a, saS'f,sy.,s ....
LUCa HSsFtgaL
hss DsssssnsG fAs S,OSs Csrsass SySs.iy, cd 80,
EgSsfSs9 ksSsis - sAs Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IhPRUDSNCE.
LET NO FALSE DELFclcY PREFFnr.
APPLY I1aED ATRLY.a.
A CgRs wARRANTED, Or NO cKlRsB,
...s IN FRoA oNE TO TWO DAYS. l.,s-5
D.slli., 5000. py.s.l., t.s Gar l.s a c.s-
D,ss... q sss,.s ass.ss s..sss. dsS. ssst ~
ss.s asa, As.~.se, 'f.As ksss,. s.1ssl s lssss-
Y:.AHs... bt.ssssi sss b..ssss,s rrsss, .seSs.s
Gar hasriats IN ps''sls. ass ss.sssy 10. 10y s.t
Especially vhs ssssisshs vesi.s % 80 s-y YEA
IA. e,..df. .ss d..1.ss,. A.l ys.sA :As.,
ssd sai.sss ss s,ss isss,ise 81 n al shsr.ss.
y.i.d - Ssssy tA' ii,ns sss.ssg ell wa nj s..s
n.J., s:IT .-.i. . y.y..l ss.fs':: ::s..s s:IaS.
IL vhs places kHnss xDesr me ear, q Dr. o. ma, ..,s
s..y ssDt9. q Ia s.s.s a. sssis-A 'HA s.st@sty say
OFFICE Ma sorrn rsrDKxIcasrsrrY.
=. s.sS.s 70 y, !. s.ss9. s... s.s .,.s s''
ssst be paid sse sssssis sssssS.
~ goHsFroz,
hsnssFs sfsss Asys College sfSsrr,ss r..s..,s
hon sas Of tss mes. .insnt Sssf" "A he sSs9 tsas
,.I. :: Is.O Ps rsspa. .oa ..ss =.
tsStsd Of the as:su'Einr ssr. ,,as
wen s.I..P .ss sang s.i 81 -. ..ss Ca.
.ssnSs, sshslasss Wis rsqs.ai bsshG esndsd ...s.
knss viii esnnFsnsnt 81 mind. we're egrst In se.tsy
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YssDf Men and ethsr, vhs have uisrsi smssIv. BY
i..rn.d fr.n .,ti c.spsn'sr. or al .shssi g. go.
Which nightly f.h .'.a ...sp, Isi s.t ss.s,
s.dy. shssld Apply im:usdiaisiy.
Thess Of as ssd Hb6 DsireAsy sfse prsees.A
" ~ VeSt IN ali M IA
limbs PsnE la tito Mead Dimutss o. sgh Lsts Ms.S sla
Psysr, PaPitsoa % he Esar yspsysr Nerves. ITrssa
IT, Dsrsng ofths DiS,sTs Fssc;sh General - y
''SPss,l: 4 SSSSr,GTTr;s: .,, a.
ss,r,s. ~, e. q deg. psS.,
Le's Of Esssds, Snldi;y, ss. q svs pss
sERyous NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ,sx,xs.. ,,,,
10 %, sfhsr dsenE hsslth isaag ,issI s-
ssaOinz vsut pale and sa.ssr
DISEASES OF InPRUDEEcE.
when Il. .szsidsd IND vstsy y,sss. tsas
IsPPsns th.t an .d ..s.. shsIs or
s.,. hmm t,'T sFP,ns : :eos. v h fis :t.:sS: a..
hand. :. sGsr,nt cad a..nns g.:.aes,. .hs insap.ls
month asr rnCn or as IsaG az ths ss. Zee can >. q.
tanned snd despair leave him With ruined health sfs
,.'.ea. A.rcs, as.sn 40 e:..ItsoSsl .,npt.1, :. ~
t.rnbls dss sreA AsseuOu 80, threat Nsss
,.r.d ss srs.@ .S1.s. ~ .!"Ss. So ] !s y.
esss'srsd esshuy frea vhoss us-.lsr
sh tsb ~ y T1k ss9Ahic "kAksrss
EJ tks great Ese rsns3 vsaknt u tia
spssdiy esrsd and fr vssr rsEsEsd Yessssnas ss
aud dssil.tsd, shs had LEST ali A<.s
irrrr sdistsly relieved
All impstinsnts 70 Marriage Physical ttsu Da,ssx
tssns1, Lsss 81 frseI.strs fsvsr Merlin ir,t.siiy
hind spsssdiiy cured
ENDORskHEHf or ZEE PHEsz
f.E mAhn rAo.sAsDa ssr.s s.tsl. igstsS.. sI..s
al sp.r.a.a. r.r.iIssl ~ Dr. I.ss..~ .s:.S ;, Z.
OF ths peYtu and DsrssGs rstsst
vstch have sppsEEsd trsn tad again before yvss
scss his standing gsstsAn q sksrtstst aEt
.ily, Ia ssE sisDt 70 IAs Gestsd. Jan fly
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SPEC Al, CARD.-,A new. seven octave rose
y wood case. tSoa frame, beautiful tone. ara
John ELLIS
del 500 Pc. az, bet. eth and 10th ats,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
. WASHINGTON BRANCH

CHANGE OF HOURS.
On sud after SUNDAY, November 2Jth, 1ssa<the
trains will ron as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train at s.20 q m.
Second Train at TAD q m.
Third train a. $40 p. m, Express.
Fourth train at p m
LEAVE BALTTMORE:
First train at IS 2. M, Express.
SECOND train at 8.S5 a. m.
Third at $40 Pm
Fourth 42I D. M, E1 presy.
The first, second and third trains from Wash
ington connect through to Fhiladelphis and New
York.
The second and thiyd connect at Washington
Junction with trains for the West, South, and
Northwest; also, at Annapolis Junction, for An
napOiis; For Norfolk take the ~ a. IN. trai e..
ror tbs accommodation OF the way travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, passenger car
Will be attached to the tonn,ss train which leaves
at $40 p. m.
On Saturday the $40 p. m. train goes to Philadel-
phia only.
no 26-d r. III. PARSONS. Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08
nR. J. BovEE DOD's
~ IMPERIAL WINE BT7rERs.
PrsIristors, ls villa y street, New Yerk.
J. sGH YARzE. Agent,
WEahinftOn n O.
Or. ] DoTEE DoDs

IMPERMf GIN BfTTERs,
For Diseases Of the Eidleys add or sRd Uripary
Organs, and especially for Fcma.a OtYs.-uofidfs,
lxotion,
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD a CO.,
Propnetors. rs William 81, Ney York,
J. SCHWARTZ,
1eT-lyr Agent. washington, I'D, q
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right of pre- -emption
20 any o! the lands within the and parts OF
goynships above msntioEted is required to estab-
Hsh the sas tn the satisfaction of the register and
receiver OF the proper Land Once, and make pay
M NJ herefor 80 soon "a Practicable after seeing
commencement of the pubic sale OF the lands EN-
WILL be forfeited, 8 = 1JOS = W M E(iN- -
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
NoTR.-Undsr the regulations of the dsnartrna,t
- aefrtoIore and now ex sting no pay ment can bc
dsJS ~. - cruising pFoclamations except TO suoh
ne y. Nm 1nss,onsf Of NE 6snsral Land 0hss. D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.


W. MERCHANT TAILORING.
w Invlte our customers, aud cihKens genera
", 70 az inspection Of our present new, at Ga
gsSo5TEfa s sd ss sisNSs1s sssf 5rp
~ sTiNSs, o 5esIEssco66srfRSShsAi &c.
vaioh we Will make 70 order In superior '---
syis ct very loy Eipes.
oc2sa s2a Ps- sT., hstv. sth and 10Th tn.
FRAN HARPER,
FAMILY GROCERY aSbb FEED STORE.
Cerrs, e Nse Ysrk Ssss.s a.d Ts.ts fsvses.
maj Be a yras q any article in Tie above line In,
ton o shs vant. Ofshs public, he hopes 70 msfita
IsHis took consists Of every ars3ole usually % De
kound In hrst-nlsss Family Grosery and Ped
,s0UDofR lPIANpe-- "A ulAs
ccsSisssd tsot Ss s. sSss Sst o.
sals low Cal and see tat ;hs sssspoyi IT,
. Is 5sr,r SOC pa ' Nj On md 6sh az ~,
Old Pianos ct great bsrGslns. noR
OFr.oE 0E % ysss as asEEpkKas!s D HEALkR
rorIcR rs HEsEs.fs SYst22S III I.s, i ssss
ably 20 the provisions ofthe ordinance Of the Cor
Horation approved May Y, 1850, the is
oD q Fee Se NJ sSs
examine, test prove, and ascertain the accuracy Of
teslstrahon ofany gss meter in gss in this oItJ."
Eyery meter, nfound incorrect, Will be condemned,
oct m r. place. II proved to Be sccnrsts in its
measurement Of gas, il viii be sea!Sd accordingly
And sss,n put in position for use.
-'a A .cHARpI If s' ". cu hi II
u Bn INSPECTOR and Sesler Of Gas Meters.
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By THE rREstI S Sss;s g. Or THE UNITED

By THE PRES 5 e Sss e., pr THE UNITED
In puT,n.nSe Of law. I. JAMES Buchanan, Pres
held al the under-msntioned land ofSoss, IN the
lghatst. to wit: .... ''4
At the land ofics At LITTLE Rock, commencing
disposal Of the public lands heretofore unofored,
South Of ths base line and tDsst Of principe!
townships u and IS, Of rsnIs<
Townships Is and IN, Of range 8.
At the land ofhcs at FxYRTTEyILLK, commencing
on Thursday The 18th ds, II December next. for
me disPos.I Of The public lands herstofore unof-
Township 10. Of range 90
Township IT, Of rangeH.
At the and once at CLARKKsvILLF, commencing
on Monday, the 18th dsy of Decsmber next. for the
dispose Of the public lands heretofore unofered
North Of the base lane and gsst Of hsVth principal
Fractional townships / and :. of ranges.
Attic Land Once At WAsHINeToN commencing
the posal fthe public lands heretofore
situated within the following townships, viz:
SOSh Of fhs base lane and ,osst Of the .h prixeipal
The ffscsoas south Of g shs old eSund;ry line. Of
A. the k.na o5Ss q. GGaaarhhssoLr. eommsp
sS 9ssS sSas .ns
| OF townships. VIE:
South Of ais base !sse and ,osst Of hsrA principal
muidtaa.
Township 10, OF range 8.
| Township 10, OF range7.
| Township 1s. of ranges. 4r
| Township 10, Of range 9.
1 Township 20, of range Is. go
The parts south of the old BOUNDARY fiue of town
/ ship 90, Of ranges 10 and %.
| Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military and other purposes, together with the
swamp and sverfowsd," win be excluded from
! the sales. :
| The offering of the above lands Will commence
on the days appointed, and will proceed the or
der IN which tney are Advertised until the whole
shall have been offered and the sales cosed; but no
sales sha be kept open longer than two weeks, and
NO private entry of any ofths lands will be admitted
4 until after the xpiration Of the NO weeks 7
Given under my hand, At the city of Washington,
this tn CAV OF September, ammo Dofini one tho
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
| JOS. 3. WILSON,
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