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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28

lpie 6imrnel Sag fir 8aS auf ben pers
speiielnoen Taruer berabld&elt, erfreuen
mir uns Der @nape unp 5ulp pes Better<
elerfs pbne 1nterbre9un9.
@el9 Elm Contract! @ie Ytel better
iino mir ab, als pas 9eplaSte 3era6 nit
ieinem Notbbebelf fir Die Teu6ti9fstt bee
0immels, Der benz 9anpe MtQionen fclten
miro, unp 1elbit pann nur Elm armleliNe,
GrlaB bleibt. .Mtnnelpta mag Der 9ittser
Matur panten, cab es ni@t it, wie jenea
Qano.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
GtulQ6uuQ.

SIM Muft,ase bes Nrraneement-G cmite bes bic
feen Trauen- unb Sunefrauen<@ ereins labe i'd
biermit ale Mitelieber be0elben elm, l9 I'M Mon'
tag, ben 80. Mpril, Na9mittaes 3 lbr, int Qofale
Der Gurner einsuTnhen> ba bas betr. Gpn1ite bic
SABINE (9eeen Be3abluu9) BON 5rn. Or. Rolenf
am rs. b. MtS. erbalten bat unb nun gu beratben
it, mp, MANN uub aul pel9e Nrt bic nun be-
oortebenoe Gabnentpeibe abeebalten tperoen loQ.
MmaIie @4Guemann, Sefr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
S@lieblt@ nod Elm @ort 81 ben 5erret1
QanrfQuaeuten

Seit Dem Beeinne seeenpdrtieer Cation baben
mir unler pau t- Mueenmsrt auf's Wbclefale4
@ei9ait eslsat uno iu@en bierin uniere 9aupt-
Goree 81 entwideln ; mir baben biefiir Elm Grtra-
Ospartemsnt einridten lalen uno bieten ZEN Ser
rem @ieoerperfGufern i'm Qanpe ale 0prtbeile
unb 8equemlihfeiten, bic ibneu nur BON unleren
Goneurrenten in ben Sili9en YlaBen cHerirt wer.
ben tInuen. llnler @tod it tur ben Drp @pcbs
, Sea'a" es 81 , Ts,SSats'I ar e S,''i in iS ,Ssa' Sntt' Ell
fnben, II II bri uns ein,ufaufen, ra Is feinen,
anpern 5aule in Minneicta mDeli& 1T, mas Mus-
&pabl unp Biaiefeit betrlHt, AUDI nur annabsrne
nit uns coneurriren 3u fSnnen.
$err Muerbact
Ter nit tieiem Oepartemeut betraut porben, tpirb
Is lh anaeleaen iein lalsn, uniere Dersbrten Stun.
ben in jeper Bsaiebune ~3ufrieoen su ltsutn.
Suffice & 6crepau9b.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
@eue Mn3eig&n.
Nu%ffDrberunQ.

$50 inb bic Wetriirer 6rieprid unb So
epb 81 uller aus Medlenburg @dmerin.
@pate 5en1nb Nustunft iter BEN Mufeutbalt
ceer pas S6ldial cbiser Yerionen 9eben ~fpnnen,
10 mSse ct Dies %eeiauielt tbun an
Spbann 81 ulItr,
6tnter1pu, Miuu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
NuTDrberunQ.

SD forbere meiue Gbefrau Muna Maria> 9et.
5ans, biermit auf, binnen obt Gaeen su mir 3u>
ri1dSufs bren, micri9enfaQs i'd mid ais bon ibr
aei9iecen tetradte. 3uslei9 seise i'd AT, baB t9
fur lbr ~ferneres Gbun unp QaHen ni9t perartport-
li9 bit. ct. paul, q. Npril 1860.
6%erbinQnb 9Quertpetn Il.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
@ntlQufen.

Dem llnter3eidneten 1T cine Sub entlaufen.
Natere 8enn3ei9en sic III ROTH I'm bic Mueen,
bic gaden linp Elm tpenig ROTH. bas Mnbere an,
aopf reib> bic 5Srner ereB unb ridtparts eebc-
gen, i'm linten Sbr Gin @hnitt. Sic 1T fart
eebaut. Der 5als aiemli@ bid. .:--
Dem, Der bic Sub Suridbrinst, pter Ausfunft
9iebt, miro cine quite Belcbnune auseh9ert.
Mprib @1miot,
in Der gfGbe he5 &pQeee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
=. g. S. s.. 6. Bmrbanf,
Gnsro6z 5anpler in
MQteriQlwaQren, Spe6itipn>
gommifiipnS=6Gnoler,

Gpmmiiiions= 9dnoler,
@ro1bdnblsr in Wrrceries, Mebl, @9meiue1ei6,
@etraipe unc 2ebenemitteIn, aalf, Cement, Stub
baar, Naseln> Sal3, Druid uno Yadrapter,
Drudnaterialien &c.
Graatcortrate perben nad Gem Often unb We-
fen iibfrncmmen.
Baarporiduis aemadt auf Gcnignationen Su
jeber .3eit uno jecem 8etrag.
perlpuen, petde Glitter an uns con %isniren>
tGnncn iih borauf YerlaNen> bab ie por l1eter-
%tbeurlng eelduBt inb. Glitter nerosn gu ben
niebri9iten yfeien pbue Studlidt auf bic telon-
bere W%cltliuie ober bas Boot lpepirt. Eager unb
@ommiiiicns-@ etubr 70 nieprie ais in j.pem re-
1peftableu 5aule.
Office an her 2eyse> AM 1uB Der sitegtroBe.
S. 6. u. .. 6 Burbnnt
&. 6. Burbanf>
General . Mgent fir bic 0aleua> Cunleitb' uno
Ninnel ota> padet-Go.
* SEER s. 9. Sli9ter
IL als TbeiIhater in bas rbenesnannte @el9aft
einaetreten uno .riro feline wertben teut|den Stunt
ben il, ibrer Wutteriprade Treunclid une reef BE-
bienen. 92
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
Mucrmcuefes!
D. 10. JnQer (oQ & Go.

D. 10. Jn9er(ol & Go.
baben loeben ibre sr it @enbuns BON
6r1bltn96 nnb @pmn1er<
@aaret1
erbalten. Sn Mnbstra&t ter l@le&ten 3eiten ba-
ben f9 bic llnter3ei9neten entl9lp6en, ibrsn
fGmmtli9en @aarensorratb gu
berab8eiettem Nreifen
~ Sertaufen.
aaufer, bic bel uns sorlpre9en> tUnner1 tpsr
aber3eusen, baB mir ibnen bic
srBbte @usmabl
bieten tEnnen BON ireenb einem @tl&afte in @t'
paul, gum 8eilpiel
@altcp6 5u 10 @t8,
@tn9bams,
Strumpfz@aaren
Gu&waaren far @erren
unb ale in infer Sad eebSrenbs @rtitel gu SER
ba%!tnibmabiosn Yreiien.
"a mir uYltre @aaren ALE brett BON Der
Ma"ut@'taEt 'ms''tir*"' 70 Tonne" mir ''s's'St'
2anbfaufeuteu
III biQiseren Yrsiien bieten> ais irssne Elm AT
bsres @sl9aft in ct. paul; mir bofen, taB bic
{e:ben, beoor ie 3u anrern 8aufeuten eebtn, be
uns pprlpre9tn uno f& lelbit aberseuesn +ptroen
@err MQbler
pirb es N9 a%neeleeen iein lalen, feline bsutl@e'
2aneslsute auf's Sele au t%:pienen,
.. -. Gneerfoa s &c.,
neben Der Bride, I'm NemzY crfz2apen
ct. Yaul, Winn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
um5u9.
J. 6. & f, e. Bur6on&

fnb BON ihrem oltsn 0cldGitaplas am jug Der
Sadiunitrabe uad Dem 9rcBen, jiinsit pou 5rlauo
unb Miu|er inneesbattsn @aorerbaule, gds Der
Sit!cYtrabs, ee3ceen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
OUR HOUSE

&. 8. &abr S q. &ttt.
neu unb seldn1adspl einseriantes
Ne1tauratiDn5= un6 SQlppn~
Gtatli1ement
Critic Stra6c,
9s9enlibsr hem Waneul aol Der ~, Guarrs",
Ct, Yaul, Minn.
Die uuter;eidneteu MAIDEN hermit benz seretr-
ten reutldsn p"tlifam rie e~rsetenite 9naeise, ba6
lie i'll Benz pten9enannten Gtabl,Nement tets auf-
marteu fDunen nit
talten une marmcn Matl;eiten> auf's Bette
;utsreitet;
Srrtrenlidem 0aeerbier une icniti~
gen Vetranfen aQer Mrt;
ben "feiniten 5apanna-
Gt9arren>
lcmic hap iic ihertaupt Mlss a%uftieteu> ibre tper-
then Walte nab Wunl9 81 teri men.
Yahr II. Witt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
Nibt 3u uUber1eben !

Die llnterseidneten empin9ea unp ermartsn
i'm 0auf ne5 9cmmers:
frticbe Senbun9em
ppn ppbllhmedenbeu Gaffee's unb xbee'8
@e,piir3en, @brcolatc, @i6orien, eetr. 9~lepfeln>
ausse5ei9net iGInen t ii rtil6en 3 wet16en>
@aiSen0ric8>
ga fer9rube,
p%erl9raupen,
Saop,
neuen brlaneii9em 5arinssn, teim 8ab6su>
beut|dem Gent lnp anpern
@rDcerte=Q8QQren,
lorrie Naud=, &uu= unc Sbnupf=xaba>
Fen, aud balten mir Shmeissrfdie> @aroines>
Solslarrellen unc feline 9igarren p%crrdtbig unb
~r1eriren tie'tlten fir BEN 0rcb- uno 9Ieinban-
bel 3u tiQiseu Yreiien.
ct. poul, 26. Mpril 1860.
pfanfub II. Yaar
Ste StroEe, ueten Der STRIDE.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28

Mn9eitp6en!
@as?
Nuu tebeufllls Elm TaG.
@p?
Wr's heracbt better uue frch.
gpu @em?
Nun jetenfaQs ycn Rem
u~NterSsidneten, Ter hermit ale Greunte zines
9uten 0etrdnfs CUR erifen Geritenfuna tes 5tabl-
mann l9en BOD" lit ieiner @artenwirblbaft auf
Spnata9 %ersetenlt einlacet.
@has. 5aaeenmulItr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28
Das gn0ros & en0etail
mauufactur= S Mfobe,paaren:
emporium

ols Werinps, 0aleneias, Ylaibs, Delaines,
paramattas. De Beiees, Yoil be devree &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalien mir einen i9Snen 8orratb
buntcr uno einfarbi9er Seipenwaaren
unb n~erfauftn lol9e oenau 81 New>g orter prei-
fen. -
ln1er Eager in @bawls, @loats unb @inter-
Mantel 1T auf'S @eidlte eumplettirt, unb erlau~
ben mir uns nod, bic Derebrten Damen auf unier
erobartises
@eiB>@ aarenz II. Grimmin8sz III prtment
aufmerflam gu raaden+
Sn 6erren- Mrtifeln, ais Buufsfins> Dpsfins,
@alemeres, DITels, &rapattes, 5emoen &c. tie-
ten mir jeoer @oneurren3 bic @piBe> ba mir in be-
fer Bran@e bic Sortbeilbafte(ten 8erbinbunsen
baden.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-28

8pf, 8pf, BOD,
ueter 9teiu unb Stpt!
lleter Stcd une Gtein
8rdtier TART unp fein!
Mor9en, am Spnntaa,
!eisrlide Mnsapfuus tss aeuer'jten Sodtiers
=. Mr. l IN her @irtbldaft ur rpittstureb
Srausrs''" vs. laest bisrsu 1reunelih elm
Srhu @iufer.
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GLASS 8

CLASS 7. GO
ssT.h Tit1y RsPs Is :, inches to
hrns shRssf 10 b nsss to
NV weigh swents 4! aiap pounds I'd O' . none'' TO
100 ~ssh SsRs pcua s By 2 .Sh' to
s. sfo re ans writing paper, Is BY 10 inches, to
49, weigh twenty two pound. per ream -
" ss'i"s p s:R il b to
All the papers designated in classes and must
contain $40 perfect sheets to the ream and no 'out
a nSs Of the best
manner, cut TO true edge, laid fat. and securely
ns a II elias.
and aAs ssS il
The right is reserved of ordering greater or less
quantity OF each and every kind CONTRACTED for in
suoh Quantities as the public service may req u1e
Enoh oIas. will be considered separately. and be
offer for one or more of the classes in the sans
I" ssono.al. Nil, r.. .o,.;a.,., ;.
pied by toe gusrsntee that the bidder or sidders.
II his or their proposal shall be accepted will enter
into an 2b!igaticn, with good and sufficient sure
for proposals. viii no furnished at this of6os. and
none will be taken INTO consideration unless sub
All the paper IN the several Glasses must be de-
ivered a. such plsoe or places may be desig mated
every extra charge or expense, and subeot To the
inspect on, count, weight, and mea,uremsnt Of the
superintendent, and be in al respects satisfao-
Samples Of al the psper required may be seen a.
this ofoe. but bidders are resuired 10 furnish, with
proposals may be based. The suooessfal bidders
pies. 'A'''''' - 'neif 'a'n'
Proposals win be addressed to "JoHN HEART,
per" ' '''p''a' i0f SoS % s1asEvt ID
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90 2 savtOct2l
DRQsOSALS FOR FURNISHING THE Pa.
l. PEk FOR THE PUBLIC PRlNTING, :
OFFICE suPxRINTxNDKNr or PusLIc PRINrrNel
W8shluTtou Ogtoher Sl0>0 (

OFFICE sufHRISTHsDENr OF Pubic PsINIINe}
In pursuance OF the provi.ions of the asct to bro
possS HasS s sns Of as sS s
leg sSs S 81
Government for the year ending June 90 isSo," sp-
ceived at this ofioe in the Csoso, until he sret
Monday t5d DAY. OF December next, at u o'elock,
, iHI iuIInishing the paper that may be req uirea
LIST day Of December, 1861. " Wv
The subjoined lust specifies. as nearly as can be
Of each kind Of paper that Viii Be ss ea
CLASH. s, p.
rev ieems hns printing paper, urealer dered, to
pounds to the Team of 4so sheets.
Glass 2. "#iff b..
q b. s. Dcb nnt ~. pSsps
pounds 10 tho ream Of $50 sheets. - : -
CLASS s. r -.
and 20
ana 20 weigh fortyeight pounds to the resm of $50
super asndsred to messure 3. By g inohes and
to weigh fifty pounds to the ream Of $50 sheets.
600 reams supersns ms1 p..er. ,i.sd and "a, /.
endsred. of such sizes as may be required, CORES
pondng in weight with paper measuring is by "a
ia oS ana weighing twenty pounds per ream Of
an r.,m:.r,.rs, CLASS Lass. sS, :.
unea.sndered, as may be equired is By - inches,
anG OF sHon weight per Isam As may be resui, ed.
linen snd sdto6 o. t S me rsSvs
with mineral and other substances, and OF far
shassa s asd prt Up m cures Of twenty four
each resm 70 ntain $50 perfect sheets. Uniform
ty in color, thickness, and weight will be required;
under I've per cent om sss Ws Sss
viii be received and the gross weight will IN ali
the same bundle TO make up { Q weisht viii be
considered violation of the contract.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BkOW Ms HOfEL-J Hnntor Va; nj
sneiden and fam, A ID Soloman, M Harris Ga: r
d :, Ireford, Va; J ID Howard aud fam, Md; = A
1S,ase.., " Hickey, ID Pritlaw, Va; MIS- f
ware and fam, Il Wray and ly, Ga; G oliver and
~ "a Mas; J W kissan, Cautoit, Ny; g Lynn,
40; Hon Jenkins and ly, w II Locker! Va;
y Leland and fam, Miss; w NJ Thorn pson nj d
* ID smlth and ly, Miss Herndon, Ala; r Barnes,
MO, w Cooper, Pa; Hon w l. Yancey, Ara w
POPE and fam, J j Pope, sc; Patton. b Hun
kins and fam, Mrs Selden and child, Va; Mrs
~ RICHARDSON and fam, Tenn; C Talzam. La: i
fam, Miss l. Simpson, sc.
NATIONAL BOTEL.-W Leach, Pa; G. n
Herbert and lady, Nd; V Woodruff, A nj Pet
ui; w Eobett, A Perry, NY; g b Chase, Md;
Bailey and lady, Ala; + La Fontaine,. Md: q
" Roach and lady, Ky; SIR Beale, Md; MnJ c
Brent, hyj Mrs Kent, A II Kent, La; r c Ander
son, Ga; J Evans, SC; N Roberts, Cal: 3 n
reu1n ny; L Shalleross, Pa; w c Yellugg, N
4; IL b Blake, D Carpenter M; WA Gss1ue.
and fam, La; B d Whitney and daughter, b X
Hawkins and fam, Miss; ID II Andrews, Ny; T
- KIRKWOOD HOUSES Friedman. Pa; w
u Alien, Harris, Md; Hoxin, Pa; I w
fuiier, NIi c Lee, Pa; Tryon, Sebastian and
ly, F Hanlon and bro, NY.
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POLITICAL BBGGARs.-One of the New York
Journals speaks Of the tribes of political beggars
who 90 around from one place Of business to an
o:hsr asking for money 70 hold political meetings
asc P,ocessioas, for displaying flags and every
other device thought necessary TO influence yotes
me Journal TO which we refer thinks the police
onght to 81 these persons they would common
beggers The better way to put end to sue b
exdcnons would be FOR business men to refuse IN
contribute one cent to such purposes So long as
Ihey give To such beggan they will have them
calilng upon them. and like common begging.
toe evil becomes piled through the generos, Nv
OF the giver. There are hundreds of persons ,yb
i've oy such contributions while hanging on 10
me skirts Of party, generally that which has the
most Inoaey to bestow. As the influence Of these
persons is always for evil, public good would he
1oae oy stopping their demands, which would
I na mem to go to some honester employment
Philadelphia Ledger.
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MEDICINE.
N. Senisr0E..,.

III. yenlSrOn,
y BALrfa9an o..
Hes Dsssssesf fAs sssss ossssss, Speedy, 80 s.V
80 Efsesssi Rs~sdy .. sAs H~i1,
FOB ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDkNcR.
LET NO FALSE DELTcxcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATBLY.
4 cURE wAKRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FKoh ONE 70 TWo Days.
v..l,.. 4 os s..a, ssn.s.... As..s... 40. p.,,r
&c bsdssr, svsl.ni.iy pssA..e,s. isR~sesy, sss..si
osssv Esrv:ssess.. pyszsPs, Lse Ger. Lev a, oss-
D...:. 9 asst.s s,sd,.... D...s. .fsss i..s rs.s.s
s... sa,s &C.. q a. L.,g.. s:..s. q s...
Ysssh-s.ss Dr.sdfs Ds.ses,s Presses. ve.sS zee.
car narsAss -p'sss, s.e essos, ssss Dee, and nsst
nspssaiiy vhs have ssssas ne vsens u ossAsy vhs,
s aI..af.i .st e..s.sa,. A.ss .sssl ..s..ly
.l.ss t.l.ss ne sr,,.ai %: .a.,v.
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aAkkND rkAsonn, o. Yssss Ne. ssstsspisrss nas
ssms war :. yAys,s.i vsstssss, ssessis sss,.
Ne VIE places snlss sss care u Do "A, r.us,.
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OFFICE Hs soyyn raxpKRicxsYxrES.
s sn s..s .di !s,s :. s.lt..s. .r.s az ss',. ne.
ssss BE- psad and ssss.h ssesR
On yonnsyou,
sn .sss ssasss C.lssss J. =. ssa.S s....s
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setst ssss q me meet ssssntsAnG s.
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TAKE PAKYcukAR NOTICE.
Yssag Nee ssd ssssr vbs hsys Injured lhsnssivss BY
lssrssa from sva esp.nisus, sehssl shs sGsea 4
.hieh n. aigtay 81. .,.a .hss ..l.sr .si ssr.s
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sdrs.dss-L.s q Nsnsy. Cssfsas sIdsss DsPrsssi.e
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I've o. sshtsds fridiv, ss. are s>ns 81 he evils ps
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an no. sP,Ss sss.s ~. h; :sss.n.. .ss
h.aes sner.rt .ad d.sEn.r Pr..od. vb. iaesp.sis
e.nns. seh hi' p.esnary s.osaDe. issp bin usins
sins1 ana 10 ds.es leave him rsinss s..iss :. .rs
rns. di.ss.. sses a is.esios. H..l YSrss, s..,
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As ,s.t ssd rsnsd, v.sh.s.s # u. srf.ss
sst s.s sss,sss We lac I..s al s.s:, s.,:
An nP.diasas ). N,rr,s. rSys..l ., r.s~l ps.s..s
s%s,:t .ss Ss.:s,: :, E 5s: ss,:.
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a, ~. nasI IhousAnpe sssss s.se.s ,sstissus. yitAs
=. .s...,,so. p.rnsa y DR. Jsss..a. .Its..:.l y 8.
.F5.T.d ss.s and ss.is s..s. q. ,sssi. -.
ses. Il. .s.essg . Sss...sa s..,.s.ss ssi r..p..s.
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FIR Z. r 1 r z.

Il TOMAC WATER
am still engaged in the PLUMBING and GAS
FITTING BUSINESS at my old stand In PhIIhar-
monio Hall. The advantage Of having Q peptlful
yesterday, as | am well tstIshed ahould have been
burned out but for the bountifui supply upon nv
premises and thst of my neIg hbors
All orders for the Introduction of Watsr and Gas
VIII be promptly attended 20. Terms as reasona-
bic Is any plumber In the city. -L..l-'- : =
jy5 ---. = @, SNYDER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-09

ARRANeKMBNTs FOR THE RECEPTION OF THE
PRINCE AT THE ACADEMY OF Music, PHILApEL-
PHIA, ON WEDNBEDAY NIsHT.-The paruuette
parquette circles, and the frat and second tiers Of
balconies and boxes will, on this occasion, he
united, and will communicate with each other
and the entrance will he Broad street TIE
only place where tickets and reserved seats can be
obtained will be at the office of the Academy,
where ali the seats, with the exception of those
specially reserved by the committee of arrange
nents, viii be disposed Of to the public without
preference or distinction. The prices of admis-
o on has been fixed at three dollars. The proscs-
mum boxes, with the exception Of Nos 3 and A.
which have been reserved for Baron r enfrew and
suite. will be sold at fifty dollars each The sale
OF tickets will commence at the box Office of the
Academy on Friday, Oct S, at 10 a. m. precisely,
and will continue until all the seats are disposed
OF, opening daily at 10 a. m. and closing at d m
In consequences Of the large number Of applica-
tons for tickets, as also to preclude speculation
the COMMITTEES have deemed ID Necessary to deter
mine that no more than six tickets shall be dis
posed Of to any one applicant, which T ule will be
positively adhered to. An ample numbe- Of in
telligent and polite ushers have been specially
gagged 10 escort visto to their seats who win be
disting uished by white rosettes As it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the customary etiquette of
fuil evening dress will be observed by all the
visitors, the cloak room of the Academy will be
thrown open, and placed In charge Of RESPONSE
bic and fully qualified attendants
carriages conveying parties to the Academy
Will set down heading south and take up read / g
north. The doors viii be opensd on this occasion
at haif-Past six O'Clock fhalf an hour earlier than
usuall and the performance will commence at 8
o'cieek precisely. The public are requested to
e'eupy their seats fifteen minutes before the com
ulsuceIaent Of the performance
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for the faithful performance of the contract. with
two more sureties, whoee sufhcienoy mus be
certified BY siUnit.d States judge or distric. at
torrey. 1.4se1 O. IT =. -FTT ="
No proposal will be received that does not strict
ly conform, IN oil particulars, to tbs terms and
GirectIons Of this advertisement. =. - =
CHARLES E. MIX,
Ooz zavtOct2a Acting Commissioner. 4
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Willard p Fillmore, son of Ex-Presdent
fmore, Is the presiding officer Of the Bell Ever
duces iock-jaw - r.
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oCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
EROn TEE UsrrEn SrArsa
pIoNEkk STEAM MARBLE Ann ID 0W );
STONE WOfKS D~o WIZ

OF wasnnsen, georgetown and Alexandyis IA
a1Il,iary Of .ssam long established business the
turing Marble sad BIo.n Stone Worf IN sbs 20
rlons bfanches, Marble MAlrels, Table aad III "
stand Tops, Tile, Monuments, Tomb Ana ~ III IN
Stones, sLa1s, Wlndoy Llntels. Bills, stsps snd
Marble bloek from st the IVES; 1sfsa
p az feels scn6dent Of being able TO furnish 49,
20 ork as low - IL eaA be purchased In Nou YorS
: fnilsie phiaf or Baltimore. The trade suppliea
WE IslIsu Mar bis 10 block or slabs ct the ssms
npalns terms. Also, on hand, o large sepply Of
SuinNe stone, Water OF Ayr Hone and Polishing
v PiiSs.l Az Will se "A a. sqsItien 90 the CITY.
:. ALtsX. RUTHERFoRD. -
ffoHeT >seafT Marbls aad Brotra Stone Works,
,u2lsa "a. av, cor, 1hirt-enth g,
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NorrcE OF rH1R NI b fssS;5 or
TIE III ",,NQRTHWESrERN- LAND Dis

TRfcT" The 81 sTHT Ekn nR hiA essTssPt s-
.IS wi IL hereby gwen that in pursuance
Northwestern District" GRKNApA,j In the Stats
oil MISSISSIPPI, is reduced besw ono hundred thou
sind acres tue Secrstary of the Interior has direct
Cd me dsoontlnaanoe of said district, the oe for
which ls located at r. aADA. and that the vacant
lsnds therein be made subject to sale and entry At
JtGksoN. In said State from and after the 1st day
Lands remaining unsold and unappropr,ated by
l,W AID subject TO sale And entity at GRKNApA, viii
ase To be subiect to entry at that ofoe After the
receipt OF NOTICE TO that eeot By hs and
oeivef thereof excepting only to oonsummate ey-
lslaE Prs-emPtions, and the land officers at JACK
van give pubic notice of the day on which they
VII De prepared to receive APPLICATIONS for entries
OF any snch lands at their offio, which will N
practicable, be ON the first day of december next
All pe-sons emitted to patents at the Grenada
Land Office will call for the same before the ist dS1
OF NovsmbeI next as sfter that date they viii be
=, Gly under my hand, at tho oity of Washinrtou.
this l2sh day OF September, ammo Domini one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty. -. -
o. JOS. g. WILSON,
Commissioners of the General Land Office,
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E.R NCI.S RPER,
F.M,,v ON HHa6xIEe ofESED

Respectfully solioits the patronage OF thosav.
maI be IN want Of any srsicle in the above line In.
Emu az M snail % " please and by strict atten-
share Of their patronage. ~ 49, - "'eiss
His tock consists Of every article usually TO bs
mH17-6 ,
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WAsHINGTQN SEWING Rooms,
w t4 sfk ST.. fNe doors Herfk az Pa. /~S
Nov 10 the time to Get SPRING and SUMMER
SHIFTS made uR 2 order, The Wbsqriber Il Pre-
saoEtest notice. All deseriptions 81 ssSsSs dop ne
SHIkT BOSOMs, COLLARs, and WRIeS
BANDs Beatty stsshsS. -
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MISCELLANEOUS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SCALES
H These scales are offered g the public % the
rse: flrstolsss premiums have been awarded the1
Society; Virginia State Agrsultural Fair Franfiip
lnstItute EAT Psnnsylvania; New YORK State Fair;
exhibited they nave received frst class premII1s
Eoi "a ct sS Louisiana avenue, Depot Of elller's
dc 13-ly e @, PATTIRON As~&
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! MGlGEn OF The REMOVAL OF THE
LAND OFFICE FROM FAYETTEVILLE TO
SHtUNTSViLLE,I IN THE STATE UF ARkAN-
In accordance with the provisions of tho act of
CONGRESS. emitted IAN aot uthorixing changes in
IN, me i9esapn Of Land ofoes," approved March s,
IsS5, IT'S hereby decar en and maze known that the
ONCE Tor the sale of public lands at FAYErTEviLLE
10 tns state Of kansas. will he removed to HUaTs
The puOllc sale directed by tbs Executive proc
,,S,aation No. $50, of township 10, rang. %, and
smnsnip u, OF range q. to take place At the and
Is ngsSsby declared will be held at HTNrsvILLK, in
ruLsaor notios as TO- tho prec se time of closing
me once at Fayetteville, preparatory TO removal.
end ts OPEN ~ for businels at Huntsville, Will be
District, A"' 'ho Ionu
-, GiyeI under my hand at the city of WASHINGTON.
this S4th OF September, A. %. 1860
e.. - -. JOS. g. WILSON,