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Hspseisiy vhs have become The victims 81 tesry we
that dreadful and dssruet,s bsh which annsay sweeps
an unumsy grave thousands Of YOEnG Man Of he meat
allied talents and brAE intellect who might othsrvIss ha
sntrsnes cd listening ssnstss with aHnds 81 se9ssnss
vttsd ssstasy he living Tyre, nay cal. VIII fall sss
dense,
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MANAGE.

hsnssr Nsya CeIIsfs efsstfssot ksndes gFsdsat
from Of ths eminent Colleges the United otstss
and greater part vbess life has been spent
pals Of London Para, Philadelphia and sssvhsrs has Of
known many trcsblsd with ringing In the head and ear
when Asleep great nsrveusnss, beng alarmed ssdds
sounds bashfslns with frsqssnt bnshing asndsd
Of mind, cured Immediately.
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IL letter from Key West, speaking of the ne
Sroes on the SLAYER recently captured blythe United
states steamer Crusader, says two Of them provsd
70 De Two OF those who were captured on ths
Echo ana returned to Liberia. On Captain Maj
nj taxing possession OF his prize. the two men
referred to Immediately recognised and addressed
him In few words Of English they had pic Ied
up. r
FRoA BuENos AyRRs.-We have dates from
Buenos Ayres TO May 18th, via Rio de Janeiro
The constitutional convention, which assembled
on the LIST Of May, closed its labors on the I2th-
after adopting certain constitutional reforms and
passing resolution TO change the name Of Ar
genuine Confederation and adopt that Of the United
Provinces -''eu
IL The wreck Of the Inflated steamship HIM
sarlan, as she lay below the surface was sold To
TWO Yarmouth men for S4 600 and in about al =
weeks they had recovered, by diving goods 10 The
value Of nearly $4,000. They are still at v,ort
on her, and expect TO make fortune by the spec
ulatioD. - Wv 'PON
u Why did Mr.. Tod, Of Ohio, find his seat
az president Of the squatter convention at Balt
more, on Saturday, an uncomfortable one? Be-
cause The cushion (Cushing) had been removed
CHARLESTON Mercury.
W The latest California mails received at New
orleans announce that one Of the Japanese len
SICK In the San Francisco hospital by the Candin.
Harrah has since died and been buried
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

,,WILiARDS' HOTEL.-Mr Mott and I,d1.
Va; Harris, USA; II Vaughan. Miss: n PaSss'
Ns; Mclean, Miss; g StsrkweatheT and lad :
40; Cord an DO; W RSys sRt ana An VI Witt
Day. do; d Cameron, NC; X l. fiighsn. Nd: q
Conner, Tenn; F Bernard, Cal; j n Ecoiapon ~ ~
u wheaton, USA; ID Swestier, Mass; q CoaIe
m1, AocsIn, MexO; j AOckIn, la; {; Bsha a.:
Z C3lilns and lady: NC;J G Barbapk Mimi. -
De EreJ1rna, NH;y L Lano, NY; t;ntieI do. 7
Mebayedk and family, Mass; Miss w Mnston 40.
q Eusaoey, La; Miss Gracey, do; A Giaddin NJ;
Olfodln, do A Anderson and lady Va. At; n,
2Inteheii, La; II Gutchell, do; WhItinE and ADV
Nj BBHHOSWNs' HOTEL Mckenzie, Pa; p Carr,
A., va rnom6oush and fam, Perry. Mo: ]
aImshef and Iy voorhees, and ~, Ind; b Harris
AIk; u H!ss, "a; Hsrman. Va; L Manden, NY:
iy,nz: " sfids sRsHH; D.Tg1' lever
w BOSlwa.s, Hoskins, HOPKINS VS Va. n b
ByIss. Pa; Gay, NH 'o' 4 "
NATIONAL HOTEL.-D Smelling. Ga. %
t thSSn Pson' Tenn; HoPkInl, Nd; J -ishsr - p
MSS11e.en, X Chase. CIV; T PAGE, Ma,a; j French
= = w pno ps"n, Mr. Jones; NY; sliard. Va
4 6sxLrr, Ill; q Tiller, Ohio; n II ihsr,
and 5acy; Dwight Foster and lad, Miss BuTrs'ds
n n Mtlle ana lady. Va; New ton, Pa: w
DilSEso y I; L Hal DO, N Siene, Nd; ] & Paw
,,hiRKWOODHOUsR N Harvs, and 4, A q
,Meob and ~, MIssi T Baker, A Godson. h1 p
6eater, Bartsr, N.Y. X GOulding. " CTissmo,S
msss; ghter, Harrison Va; M Pt;sIdins
ahd ~, U Mag uder, Pa
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TOMMY" AND HIS Love LETTERS Some
serious charges having been brought against the
moral behavior of japanese Tommy since his stay
In New York, a mem Der of the Naval Commission
in a letter to the New York Times defends
Tommy, but makes a remarkable statement in
reference 20 the mum Der of sent to him
BY the sensation misses of New York:
To the Editor of the Nstr York TfSteS:-AIthouph
a good deal of nonsense has been written about
Tommy (third interpreter to the japanese En-
btssy,) few, If any, Of the reports deserve notice
Certain reporters seem not to consider that they
have done their duty to their EMPLOYERS unless
they indite an article that will create a sensation
and SO frequently Pervert the truth to pander to
the tastes Of those who take a newspa Der not for
the general information 1t contains. but to read
the scandal which is too frequently permitted TO
appear In its columns Permit one who knows to
say that there is no truth whatever In the scandal
OF Tommy having an amour of any kind since be
came to this country. His far-famed attachment
TO young lady in Washington amounts 10 his
carrying daguerreotyPe of a pretty little girl,
acquainted in that city
Tommy does receive love letters from foolish
young ladies', but he Immediately presents them
1or PeruSal to the executive Naval officer in charge
OF the Embassy, who either throws them in the
IRE, or incloSes them TO the parents of the inds-
Greet Young ladies who forget what is due to the
character OF their countrywomen. You NAV de.
pend upon Ii, MIR Editor, that the Naval Officers
IN charge OF the japanese will faithfully defend
them, as they have heretofore done, from amours.
lAvdslOns OF crtnoline, and anything they NAV
consider injurious to the comfort reputation OF
those whom IL is their duty TO protect Tommy
cannot help Ii IL love letters are sent him: his
Only course is to deliver them to the executive
oEneer, which be faithfully does, and every dav
tn.Le Is pie foot high that are read and sent
BACK TO the parents Of those who wrote them
Tommy Is an excellent boy, and has not been
spoiled by all the efforts that have been made nv
ernohne; and II the public does its duty as faith
iuI!y as the Naval Commissioners have done
theirs, there need be no fear Of decentralization
among the japanese.
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. II The large quantity of snow which fell
The beginning Of the spring has lately produced
numerous foundations in the interior OF Russia
The Dneister and the Dnieper have caused o,sst
ravages, and the town OF Kremenschong on the
latter river, has suffered very considerably Like
wise In all the interior Of Sweden the lakes and
several places the country has been Inundated and
the navigation interrupted. The spring was an
nouncing itself under the most propitous auspices
IN me memery OF man vegetation has never been
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DENTISTRY.
TEETR.

M TEETH.
Of PH1T II FEET THRTH saa s.ssa:s:
TENDS personally at his ofhoe in this oily. 6Z6EE
Many persons can wear these teeth who ~1
cannot VICAR others, and no person can wear Others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once can be accommodated
VIE any style and prloe Of Teeth they may desire
oleanest strongest, and most perfect denture that
art car produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
Rooms in this oity-No. 336 Pa. avenue, between
phiA. 90 Nv
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nENTJSTRy

n DENTISTRY.
TX HILLS, after practical test Of two years,
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastio Process for inserting( -
arnhoial teeth II has the advantages of<sa
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness Fell
upper sets inserted for eSs. Partial in proportion
Omoe sos Pa. avenue eN1
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MEDICINES.

u sAIrinonE
Lock HOSPITAL
Hes Dsseeswsd tAs sesf Cvssss, Speedy, ss1 ssss
Efsefsal Rsnsds 90 tAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELTcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, on NO CHARGE,
IN FROM oNE 10 TW0 DAYS.
s.s sa.sa.r iar.i.nsSy D.eh.rg.. lngsssesy esessl
pestiy tsrvessnss, DysPspsy L.aGssr. Lee sysnp C-
Dsna.ss srh or Gddm.ss Ds.ss. sfThs Esss ySrc.l
s... slS. kS,eeso. q n. L.sg. sss@.sa e s...l
rs.te-Shsss Drsadsl DssUseu.. Pr.saes .hsA
ss' h.'"'s' ~r''''s, sss s'.,s, ''A Say 'As
ssp;si.is yss As,. s.ssm, =. ,s.,S. :, s..y ..s
sntimsy thsrs.nd. sf Yssas sisS 81 hs
Allied tssus sDa brilliant istsn.et night s.h.rvs. have
Ss.ss.
hAkkrHp rEnsoHs. % r.sns nss sssssspisnsG nsS
as .,,. |. rs,.s. ''.f''''' ''s.a" s''hv'
Is .ss Pss.. Isn,.If .ne,r q D., D. .y ,.Hr-
s.sy ssntes u d. here, =. ssH'@ss sAe ssssd'oy ss
OFFICE Ne fsogrn raKDERIcI srREKy,
az s s.as g. .: ss.s ss.: 10 ...s n.s:
ms, Be psit s.d sss,Ain ssss.p
DR g0Hnsron,
s.s.r Eta. k.y.I csiss. ,fssre..n. ks.a.. r.s,s.
hon q the snnsHt censrss IN he pese esstss
p.i. o. IsSs.a, fors PS,isa.Pss sss ...S.r. s.. a.
,.%. 81 =. neat s,''ssns fsr.. "a. . 80,
,.s.s & % :S.:s S.Ss s,T.s !. ',ss.
s.ss win ssrsngsmsnt .f mind, cured .d.l,.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE..
..ss Pr.se. n iosss.s n sSss .sse..s sss .s..su,
,.s iss Is% eva ssEp.n'. Or =. ..s'o o.: .t.ss
r.ad.r msrsssr. i@ps..is. sss sssss,. s.sl Sc .ss
s.ay, should sPPiy imiHsdistsly.
s s.fy S.s .t yss'A -, MIsos.' q d. ssss ace
Fewer sPsoa Hear, Nsr.css IrriIsssB
v,Dsraassn.a eth, Dsssvs fshesns, esn.rsl Dssssy
MENTkLLY-Ts. f.srfsI .s.su. On Il. nina ar. m,.l 4.
H., e M.@.r, Cous',SS q le.'. p.Br...,
Love Of solissds Tuidy, 81 ,.ils pr.
NERVOUS DrxlLrY.-yAss,ahdss. ga. s.v lsdfs VIA,
II the essss their declining hsah, osnr their vrer
spPsnss ths eyes esvgb og symp.ss .. sso.snp.,
DISEASES or IMPRUDErCE
inbb,d The ...c, 81 tSs painful eisss. u %. a.
saPpsns that lnsd ofshsm. ofdscsT.y
eS, s.d as S..na sS i NJ iss:a S. -.
81 ssrs. oS s aHG SG9t '
Soe.s as, m0Sss 2. q. onf n. '@s.. f.. can :. q.
bis Fanr dsaPpoinn.n; or ;, "a. rs. sftsst s.s
psscc n.resry ssssn The constitutional symptoms Of ths
st,n Progr.ssG With fiChtfu rapidly, psf.
a. e,ei 1 .s5.S sy ..nsI -. 9. .h.. IN
DE- JoHNsoEsRr.vnvr 800 oso asIc wEAKErss
AND InroYENCY.
:p..ay erred :s5 iz ,il.. fs:..:ss: ia:
been imn sdistsly relieved.
All impsdimsns Marriage Physical MENU. piss.sn
1estons Loss 81 Prsersatvs Psvss Nsrvs bliiy
Trembling and WEAKNESS EIhaHsuso eth nsst fssr>r
lind spsssdily cured.
INVOLVEMENT or YHE rHEsa
YmE MANY THOUSANDS esrsd tIhts InsuIsrs. Win.
s last ss.sntssn years. and the important asrr
cal operations psermsd BY DR.. yohnssn, WITNESSED de
rper1su Of the papsn and many shsr psrssss nsess q
Which have sppsarsd arain and bsrs the Psb
sidss his standing and rsspsrs
sity, is ssseisnt rssrsntss ne ssstsd. Jan sSy
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THE EVENING STAR.
A JUNE SHOWER.

BY FLORENCE PEkcY.
How this delicious rain
Brings up the flowers! One might almost say
II rains down blossoms ; To- where yesterday
4 sought for them in vain,
They lie BY hundreds on the wet, green earth,
Rejoicing in the freshness Of their birth.
With idle folded hands
The farmer sits within his co stage door,
Watching the blessings which the full clouds DO ur
Upon his thirsty lands
Where written promise by his eye Is seen,
In visible characters Of living green.
Unyoked the oxen stand,
The cool rain FLASHING on their heaving sides,
And with white nostrls breathe the fragrant tides
OF brae yes flowing bland;
Then, as though stated with the odor sweet,
Crop the new grass that springs beneath their feet
Bloc N laden lilac tress,
Their purpls glories dripping with the rain,
Shake OF the drops IN oaorous showers again;
And the small agranoes
of cherry blossoms and OF violet blue,
Came balmIly che open window through.
No harsh or jatrIng sound
Breaks the refreshing stiffness of the hour
The genle FOOTBALLS Of the passing shower
Patter along the ground
The swallows tvItter gladly ON the caves,
And the small rain talks softly to the leaves.
- Sweet is the gushing song
Which the young birds sing to the summer time
Ihe winds soft voice, the rivers wavy chime,
ri wing In Joy along.
Bat more than all owe the pleasant tune
sung By the raindrops in the month Of June.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange and Alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG;
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Iemnessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Neso Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Rad, thence by First class Packets to
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery by RaI thence to Mobile by First
class Pockets. Mobile to New Orleans BY
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SUNDAYs INCLUDED.
Leave Washington at n. m. and p. m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leave. her wharf
foot of Seventh street at 81 a. m. and Ga p m. and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
andria Trans for the Southwest.
Ofhce-Pennsylvanis avenue, corner of Sixth st.
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3rsl - Mllllsm street, New Yol
}. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
washington, ID. g.
DIR. ]. BOVEE DODs'

DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
For Diseases OF the Kidney o. B adder aud Urinary
Organs, and especially for Femae Obstruccons
never fail to cure. and warranted to give ssts
fiction,
fropnetors, - William st., New York.
j. SCHWARTZ,
Je7-yr Agent, Wash nEton. ID. G..
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Blohus Hospitss, 1nstruments or RinGs-shl1
them al and. n dlsposed 20 profit bv my experieness
=. srEkMArORRHlkA Its CURE.
Sn cs stamp snSIosea, saersss. in Perfect cont
scriblnE Bon fT6, Chsrlsstovn. Msss-
ieN-D&W WV
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RIgHT Al. LAST AND OTHER Tabs. By
IL Mrs 6sske!l. author Of Mary Barton, Nortk
spd soqth, e 20; vol price is cents.
ThoIne. 20 TO-, VOL; price 81. = = Z
~; NsfSrr Essory for re uss Of sohoois szd Fam
<. '''''' : =! i S e s! 5:
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEsENAR, 4, Q, &S,

- AM SeF riSibNs HnhEb
rRIEsENnAR, 4, Q, As,
Pvsfsetsd By Royal Letters Pafsaf ef Esslssi, ssl
ssesrsd BY fAs Seals ~ fAs Eeolt "a PAarsacis q
Perts, asd ths Ir-7srsai Co1isss Of ksdses~s,
No. 1 10 invaluable for exhaustion, sDermstsf-
fh98- and all physical disabilities.
diseases that have been hitherto treated bv the
seous and pernloious use Of cofeyla and cubebs.
No. 3 mas entirely supplanted the injurious Of
mercury, thereby insrrIng 70 tie sufferer speedy
relief disRersing ell impurities, and roofing out the
venom ofdiscase.
TRIEsEMAR,Nos,1 .2and 3 are prepared in the
form OF q lofenge, devoid Of taste and smell, and
can be carried IL the wsistooat pocket. sold IN tr
cases and DIVIDED INTO separate doses, admins
Price IS each, or four cases for % which saves "a
ana IN oeses, Whereby there is q saying Of 4s
1e4 Bleeoker street, four doors below MoDouGL
street. New York. Immediately on reoeiyine re-
% any part OF the world, securely packed, and i'd
dressed according 20 the instructions Of the writer
Sold also By 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr., wask-
inEton. ID. G. de s-Sm
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A VERY NICE ouIcrsRINe PIANO
essrs tss sh VIZ HI ifid H& 3sis I
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nR. J. BOvEE DoD's
~ IMPERIAL WINE BITTERs.

L
Are now being used from Name 10 the Great salt
Lake, AMI the universal verdict of all who use
trem either as DaediciBs or Jeuerdge. is that
they are unsurpassed IN the world. Dr Dods used
them successfully has practice for Is years before
we purchased Of him the cole zig hit TO manufacture
and present them for sale 20 the public. For the
cue OF lnclplent Consumption, Indigestion, Dys-
pe2sia, Piles, Nervous nisea.es, Female Com
plants and sll cases requiring tonic, they be-
yond doubt q most lBval uahle edy. Aside from
their medicinal properties they are q pure. whole
some and delightful Beverage, producing al the
pleasant exhile,atlng effects Of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results. let ali friends Of
humanity and ali advocates of temperance assist
US in substituting these valuable Vegets bic Btters
Tor the DineTdi p0fxOns and ddsSfernfed LtsHo4S
with klch the country il flooded. and thereby ef-
iooiua; AID In ban shlns disease and Drunkeness
from the land.
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD 4 CO,
Proprletorsl ~ Mllllsm street, New York.
J. SCHWARTZ, Agent,
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DlyOuuTYOu.

ssssr q tss 10 Osast $3.50 'ss..
and the grsstsr part ~hsss s has been ire
Dltas Of Loadsa Paris Phla and ssvhsrs res II
fscfsd 81 hs meat astsnpshnl esrss that
fnsvn; many trososd viii ringing In the heed and
When sslssp lrsat nsr.ess0ss beng alarmed ssdos
sssnds ksshfssss viii frsQasat bluhiaf asadsd
n INN Al
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ma 2s-tr Corner Sixth st. and Pa. sv.
THE STEAMER JAS, GUY VIII resume her
i trips on TUESDAY, 21st of -T-
FebgaIy, 1850. Will leave WASH EaS
INGTON every TUESDAY andoas1s1sa
FRIDAY, at O'Clock a.. M, and ALEXANDRIA
st half past O'Clock, for CURRIOMAN and the
intermediate Landings. On her return trips, she
will leave CURRIOMAN every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, st O'Clock a. m.
NATH'L BOUsH. AE't, Alexandria. feao
PASSAGE, INCLUDiNa MEALS AND
STATEROOH, $40.
The New YORK and Virginia Screw Steamshi1
MOUNT VERNON, Capt; T. c. Smith, 1zfE4k
tern Wharves, at ll'o'clOok q. m. every WEDNES-
DAY, and the Compeny's Depot. at Alexandria,
81 s O'Clock p. m. same day.
Passengers from Washington and GEORGETOWN
can take the COACHES connecting with Alexandra
steambo or railroad, which leave the corner Of
on the steamer from the Western Wharves ct II
o'clock o. m.
State rooms oan be engaged on application 70
Messrs. Morgan d RhlnehaTt, Western Wharvca
Freight will be received up to the hours of depar
ture.
III Insurance will bs effected on oil goods b,
thlslIne at the oboe Of the Company ct per cent
premium.
The accommodations for passengers BY this Inns
are In every reerect frstc ass and every effort vii
be made to render this communication with New
forkAn agreeable and keeltbful one.
For freight or passage apply TO FOWLE D
II. B. CROMWELL & CO.,
se7-lJ 80 West at, corner Albany, New York.
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TRAyELERY DIRECTORY.

BALTImR31ksEH AfESG P 9Hl9s laANsttEE.o AD "a
~ ~ 81
CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th,
1s6e, trans will run "a follows:
Leave Washington at 20 and 74n g. m.
Leave Washington at SD and $50 p. m.
On Sunday at 5 % p. m.
Leave Baltimore at 425 and 20 a. m.
Leave Baltimore at Sis and 40 p. m.
On Sunday at 4 Is a. m.
Passengers for the East will take trains at go
and 7.4n a. IN and %
For the West at ~ a. m. and SD p. m.
For Anna polls at TAD q m. and $50 p. IN.
For Norfolk st z 40 o.. IN.
On Saturday evening the $50 .. m. train goes 10
ie sd III. PARSONS, Agent.
NEW ORlEA ANS
In THR E1 Days
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
W
ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
ORANGE and Alexandria Railroad
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tn CARRIAGES.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions 70 hi
fActory, making II nov one Of the LARGEST 80
In the District, where his facilities for
manufacturing CARRIAGE & LI6HTA@E
WAGONS Of ell kinds cannot be surpassed, and
nom his long experience In the buslness he ho1cs
20 give general satisfaction.
An kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons Kept o.
AL REPAIRsnestJd done, and al orders prompt
sSosnd hand Carriages taken in exchange for nv
srcs: ANDREW J: Joyce.
aulH sarpsr ~ tlth and u
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO sEw ORLEANS

THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
200 MILES SHORTER, and % HOURS LESS
IN TINE
than any other I.iAe-the LynohburE Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi
Central, making il the
QUICK EST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS!
1t is provided with First Glass Sleeping Cars.
To New Orleans. Hours.
TIME heWpnls.---- ------.-.-..14 90.
nOntgonle1f ------..-..-oo 90.
Nashville 40 do.
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FIVE HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
T.. arrived this ds5, embracing al sgsll; 0Y11
Dress and Packing Turks Our trunk 0So
sales room exhibits a this time the variety
81 trsvellng requisites At moderate prioes. 20 be
found this side of New York. Also, every dosorip-
ton Of LADIES' HAT BOXES, VALICES,
CAkPET BAGS, SATCHELS, DO.
OrOld Trunks repaired or taken in exchange
WALL, STEPHENS L. CO.,
Trunk Sales Room,
mar stiff a22 Pa ayenue
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Commisaionsr Oft General Land ON

NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
to any Of the lands within the townships sbovs en-.
umsreted - eqnired to establish the came 10 the
sansiacno4 OF the register and receiver Of the
proper land once, and make payn,snt thereto, as
ZOO a. praesea6te afeg sesing tkis aosics and be-
TIE public sale Of the lapds embracins The trsSt
oiaimed; otherwise such claim will b forfeited.
Commissioner Of the General Land Onos
Nots.-Undsr the regulations tia s,.,.,tr....
% 4esIeofore and now exietlnG. no paymsnf can -
mSdl lof eAverestng psoolamat on6 oxoSct 10 snei
Is $500 III ,e ~ =
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MISCELLANEOUS.
By THE rnrsI S Sss's e.. pr THE UNITED

In pursuance Of law, i, JANIS BUCHANAN, Presi-
dent Of the United States of America do her by
clare end axe known that public sales viii be
held az The aforementioned land Offices in the State
to wit;
AT the Land Office at MkRoulTrE, commencing
on mondsy, the 10th day Of July next for the dis
f!ons and parts Of sections, within the unde men
TONED townships, which remain 10 the United
roads, from Lutte Bay de Noquet 70 Mare uette,
ana thence TO Ontonagon, and from the two last
named places to the Wisconsin State line" subject
as required by law, to q minimum Of ttco dollars
ana My cents per acre, VIZ:
N0rfh off IA bus a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-29

ZEE MANY THOUSANDS esrsd al Ihls InsuIsts. Win,
ne ast srsnssn and hs unmsross important esrr
cal operation. pssrmsd BY Dr. Johnssn, WITNESSED ~ d
rspersrr Of the papers and sthsr psrsess,
Which have appeared arsin and Ggan bssrs Psbe
sdss hs standing Fsnssnan 81 eh.rsstsr and rsspscs
sility ss1 eisnt The aGistsd III
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Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Office, corner of Sixth street and Pennsy ivania
eCue, to the following points:
Lynch burg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta,
ChattanoOga. Huntsville, Grand FUNSTON,
MACON, Nashville, Dalton. Columbus,
NEW ORLEANS.
ID THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
IL Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
Office at q. m. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma 23-tr Corner Sixth st. and Pa. sv.