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HENNEWELL,S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY,
For all Throat and Lang Complaints, from
Cohnznan Conohs 10 Actual Con slkrantion.

JUS l. K L. 4 B II A i Il ID
TohU ANoDEN
The Natural and Surs Remedy for all Ner-
pous Complaints,
From Neural GA through all cases where OPIUM
was used 20 that of Deilrium Fremens, and the
common chief cause of Disease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Tolu Anodyne, though containing not par
hce of Opium, produces all the requirements of
and may be used IN sll Gases wherever Opium was
used without profucIng anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient in q perfectly natural ate.
The Universal Cough Remedy. (freed from a.
the common objection of cough Remedies, which
produce nausea or prostration,I may be considered
the common enemy 10 all Throat and Lung Com
plants, and used with perfect impunty. Asking
ali 70 court from prOpTletoIs or friends the most
severe investigation of both Remedies, and reading
OF our pamphlets to be found with all dealers, and
moro Particularly TO purchase only OF those who
Gan be depended upon, we wait IN confidence the
decisions Of Patients and Ply siolans.
"Prioes within reach OF al"
GENERAL AGENTS.
}. w, HUNNEwBLL Co., and =. Commercial
Wharf, Boston,
GEO. HuNNEwELL, las Water ST., New York,
Upder the special supervision ofJOHN l.. HUN
NEW ELL, Chemist and Phannaoeutist, Boston,
Mass, whose signature covers the 90 ks Of the
genuine only, and to whom address all communI-
cations.
Sold BY all respectable dealers everywhere, and
Gil the Druggists in Washington and Georgetown.
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oSswsED5tlNs sgAsS a1Ss: oo,s,.,.
Ruchss Aospitsls, fnssruments or Rlnss-s61r
men A. and, u dsposed q profit bv my an perisnss,
-, sPERMAToRRHKk- Its CURE.
Sslee ,o1q so, ssd,sss IN perfect cont
scriolnE Boz 11e, Charlestovn. Msss.
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NEW ORLEANS
KIN T1REH DAYS
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
- ~ &
ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange and Alexandria Railroad

ALL mill RoO VIA
Orange and alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Netc Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS.
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Rail, thence by First GLASS Packets to
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery by Ran thence to Mobile by First
CLASS Packets. Mobile to New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at q. m. and 6 p. m
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot of Seventh street at So m. and ca p m. and
connects at Alexandrla with the Orange and Alex
andrla Trains for the Southwest.
Ofce-Pennsylvanla avenue, corner of Sixth st.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE.
II ALEXANDRIA,, June q, 1850
-. MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.
SIX HUNDRED MEN WANTED on the line
Wages 81 day; b, ard sI0 per month. For infof.
nation, 10. inquire Of WIN. 8. JEWELL, Com
pany's Office, Alexandria.
je % dtJy70, lstwSsp.
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M L RnNEE No NJ

IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
For Diseases Of the Kidneys, B adder and Urinary
organs, and especially for Female Distractions,
fiction,
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD a. CO.,
Propnetors, Is William St, New Work.
J. SCHWARTZ,
Je7lyr Agent, Washington, ID. &.
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PUTTY Is DOWN.

NorIcE OF Tts H. S SSs2hov.I op THE
Z AND OFFICE FROM CAMBRInGE To
N 1tHISRRisE CITY" IN THE STA Z OF MIN
In accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress entitled g An set authorizing chs ges in
location OF Land Uhoes," approved Mach 81
IL $, it ID reby declared and made known thai the
once for the sale OF public lsBds at CANBRIpGE in
yTdcttabls. r 80
Further n"tice as to the precise time of the
Ofhcs 81 Cambridge. Preparatory 10 its remnvaI
tnd Of opening for business az 81 nrlse ty will
District. - ~ Hohe
g ven Under my hand. al the city of Washington.
this Soth day Of Nav, A. ID. 1850. e0A'
By order ol the President:
JOS 8. WILSON,
je 2w6v -1 oHo''
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je7-1y,r
HIGHLY IMPORTANT J ut TO TO ALL!
Ias Ensf RnlfImnr.

lse Etet bdlumOre street,
between Eden street and Central avenue
None genuine unless her name Is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
WholeSGIe Agest. r, Z. It. CIssEI.. Drugfist.
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Biz,
Hlet, and VIII suppJ the trade at my prices.
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nR. ]. BOvEE DoD's
IL IMPERIAL WINE BITTRS

are now Dclnk USED IRON MAINE 70 the OreAt SAT-
Lake, an the universal verdict Of al who use
them either "a 1ledtcins q bsOsrase, is that
them successfully his practice for Is years before
we purchased of him the sole rag hi 20 manufacture
and present them for sale 70 the public. For the
cure OF lnclplent Consumption, Indigestion, Dye
pepsla, Piles, Nervous Diseas es, Female Com
plants, and all GASES reg ulrInE tonic, they be
yond doubt most invaluable remedy. Aside from
their medicinal properties they are q pure, whole
some and delghtfui Beverage, producing all the
pleasant exhIleTatng effects Of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results. Let all friends Of
Us in substituting these valuable Vegetable Bittsrs
for the mineral poiSoNs and odp8ferafed LiqEoTs
with which the country is flooded, and thereby ef-
fec'ue ~ ald ia ban shinE Disease and Drunkeness
from the land.
PrOprietQrs, ~ William street. New York
J. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
WAshinRtOu- n C.
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Jos e. WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofioe

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMA NTs.
Every person entitled to the right OF pre- emptiou
OF townships above enumerated, rs required to es-
abnsn the same IN the satisfaction of the reg lister
mhent therefor az soon as practicable after seeing
THIS hotee, and before the day appointed for the
will be forfeited. JOS q. WilSDS '
Commissioner Of the General Land 0fhos.
NorE-Under the regulations of the department
as 1eretolore and now ex sting, pay mont can ne
made Tor advertising prooamations except 10 such
PuOshers as are SPECIALLY authorized to publish by
the Commlssloner OF the General Land Ofioe,
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Sold by 6. b. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and 9.
c. Form, JR., corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
street, .. AL.
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD's. TAKE NO OTHER.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
ap4 eolv
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N IOHHErQH.

nssssn .ftss hsys CssGs .fssrG.sas hses.s '.e..,s
Csssss he gntsd ttstsss
the Trsatsf part spent
ytas Of Lendsn, PARA PhAdsPh and sssvhsrs has 80
etsd Of the att.nshiof that s~sf
knovu; many tresbsS rinring in ths bead snc sest
When GsssP great SsnT siarmsd a. sudden
ssspds bashfanss vh frsqHsat bushhE sfshdsd ssNs-
81 mind, eHrsf rss distslv
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DRIME COST.-Orgaudie, yaoonet, Beregs,
= Grenadine, and Silk Robes, from two to nine
founoes, az FIRST cost. :
We will from this day forward offer our entire
stock Of the above goods at cost; no more will be
asked for sny Of them. We have gone throuGh our
Dress Goods and mar red down most 81 this kind
Of goods; and we respectfully solicit ell in want of
rich Dress Goods, 1t very low prices, to an ex-
JET sost " Jul TxYiLoR 4 HUTCHINSON,
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uQWE'S APPROVED WEI6HING SCALES
most simple, durable, and reliable scales ever put in
use, FiTstclsss premiums have been awarded them
Society; Virginia State Agricultural Fair; Franklin
Institute Fair, fennsylvania New York State Fair;
exhibited they nave received first GLASS Dfemilms
EeI "a at ~ Louisiana avenue, Depot Of elller's
de is-T &c. PArTIsoN. Aren't
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
IN TRAVELLERS!
PLNEY POINT. POINT uoOk-OUT, OIL
POINT, NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH


The oommodious and swirl steamer BALTI-
sssIs.ssa s' ana ,s sfss ' si.S
July, and continue during the bsthIng season, max
lpg semi weakly trips, leaving Washington MON
DAYS and THURSDAYS at 10 o'clock . NJ. Re
turning will leave Norfolk on TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS ct O'Clock m, making all the river
landings going and returning.
Fare 20
Marbury's. 81 .ooI Pope's Creek 81 %
Sandy Point. l-50l Blecklstone's. ----- 90
Quantico; ;.-- Bluff Psint - 200
Liverpool Point l5l Marshalls Pavilion eco
Matthias Point :. sSS Point LODI oat -. 400
To Old Point and Norfolk IS, including meaIs
Round trip noksss to Norfolk and Old Point. good
servants ,halffaTe Free ooored persons 81 Freight
at usual rates and must be prepaid.
The steamer Baltimore being the fastest boat on
the Potomac, will convey passengers to Point
Look out in hours, making the trip down this
beautiful river By daylight.
For tickets and further Information apply on board
TO Capt. CHAS. E. MITCHELL, or at the Com
palys ofhee, corner Penn avenue and Sixth street,
under the National Hotel
GEO. E. MATTfNGLY,
General Ticket Agent
iys-7t 0ntD Potomac Steamboat Company.
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OCEANSTEAMERs' SAILING DAYS
OOK OUT FOR PAINT
-
No. 512 SEVENTH STREET,
FoEr Doors South Of Odd FsLLOtcs' Hall.

-Four Doors South Of Odd FsAObos' Hall.
III. w. HAMILTON has opened PAINT
SHOP and PAINT STOR f on the New York plan.
where can always be found PAINTS, Oils
1LAsS, BRUSHES, &C., DC, at wholesale and
MIXED PAINTS FOR SALE,
AND BUCKETS WITH BRUSHES TO LOAN!
n. B.-Partculsr attention paid to House. Sign
Ornameutal Painting ard Graining. Stained Ard
Enameii ed q ass of all kinds always on hand or
furnished at short notice. He warrants satisfactIon
IN al work entrusted to his care and is cOnfdent
that ne can do work cheap, if not chea Der than
any other establishment In this CITY, Give him a
street. >o'
ma loft PUTTY IL DOWN
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LET NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT
APPLY MINED ATELY.
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kEDssfsr sscsms the slcclrus s seuNfy 49,
hGbu winch ennsaiy swssps
a. sntisv grave thousands 81 Yessg Ma 81 ne meet ss
stsd alsas brilliant intsset, vhs Ght ss.e
listening esnats viii the thsncsrs 81
vsfsd sss.sy De hvhs lyrs nay ssll wa fsA ss>s
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MLLIiAeM

Rage. bang aware Of PAynsa usasnsss sff%nts e'snv
dslsraioss, te., speedily etrso-
sx.y eootds hs hsasF gsocsmaS and esofasnSy 20
sps1 hs stIl physleiAA.
OFFICE Ne lsoprN rEEnEKlCxFrhrrr,
sh hand side gsinf fre Bslumers srss ev oeess us'
The Fail sSstrvs mans ssd HsnbeF ssuss
ks pSld nd
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THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
900 MILES SHORTER, and "a HOURS LESS
IN TIME
than any other tlRe-the Lynohburg Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi
Central, making IL the
QUICK EST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SO UTRERN TRAVELLERS,
Ii Is provided with First class Sleeping Cars!
To New Orleans .--.72 Hours.
TIME S SS5SssS}%IoT7 g. g:
ICThe u. 8. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Office, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy lvania av
enue, to the following points;
LIsehburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Msoop, Nashville, Dalton. Columbus,
NEW URLEANS.
" THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIO Us VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
IL Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
oflce at o. m. and p m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma ZS-u Corner Sixth at. and Pa. sv.
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USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
Price, Is cents.
N. B.-A Brush accompanies each bottle.
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A cURB WARRANTED, Or NO CHhRss
IN IRON ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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Townships 1, 2, 8, and 4. of rsnSe2.
At the Land Oftoe at BONNEVILLE, commence
ing Monday, the 10th day Of August next for the
disposal OF the public lands within the following
townships, VIZ:
NoTta Of the base line and cest Of the sizfh
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A. aoeide~ss viii karpes, soes IN seiI-rsssIafsd
families, il 10 very desirable 10 have some cheap
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys,
Croker. 60.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FEMALES-FEMALES
OLD 60 HT2EgMHP S4iIESLs kkk4fkE5ED ON
in MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO
FEM ALES, the extract Buchu lie unequslod bJ
lrregulaLity, Painfulness, or Suppression of Gus
tomary Excavations, liberated or scirr hous state
OF the Uterus, LeuoOrrhGa Whites, Sterilllty
and for O. complaints incident to the 4 whether
arising from lndlsoretlon, Habits of Dissipation,
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wsshns,s sfths Bsst, stresret kfssoees as se.sy'
s.d Bladder, in.slsntaTy psohsffss tn -
r...n .fId... P.lpiatioS sfsssr, Timtdty fr.nenfa
Dmn.ss 81 sasAt 81 6tddass Disease efhe inr-1
Ness o. shIa Arsetisas sftbs Lsngs, sens co hsss
tboss Tsrribls Dlsordsrs nrising freu sotiaD sse
dsr Ma re- I'M and destroy kstn k>dy asc F@e
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DENTISTRY.

H. DENTAL NOTICE.
Tx. iOQMlS Has closed his Office for the sea-
son, anu VIII be absent, as usual, during the sum
ner months will resume practice about the LIST of
Octo per OF which further notice will be given.
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PePssral

---- Msj0r Dodge, q ; Indian Agent at Carson
Valley, Utah Territory, has arrived in this city
and taken quarters at the Clay formerly the
United States) Hotel.
-. Col. Philip Johnson. member of Congress
elect from Pennsylvania, arrived In this city this
morning, and is stopping at the residence Of his
brother, on Eleventh street.
800 Isaac ". Fowler, Esq, late postmaster Of
New York, was to leave Havana on the 18th. in
the steamer La Unicn for Vera Cruz, on his way
to Mexico. ~
-. The following is in circulation:
Mr. Everett ga rich Southern widow, soon WEEDS
r And whoever 1t can be-" makes fools rub their
But why mysteryis made Of the thing can't tell
As he's followed for months a We'll knorn Soufh.
srn Ben
John C. Heenan left New York city last
evening 10 respond to very pressing Invitation
from Buffalo, where he is to be req uired to answe
70 the court fonthe part he took in the Price and
Nelly ngnt In Canada wear since II is UNDER
stood that the Boy will test the queso on of the
legality Of bis arrest should the suit be pressed
...- Mrs. Anna II Dorsey who has contribute,,
30 largely to the Catholic literature of the countrv
Tor many years past, but who has been danger
much better as to have recommended her literary
aoors she 10 uaBslating, rapidly as her mil
monary affection will permit, Life of Pins TX
oy NJ Alexandra St. Aubin-a work just issued
from the Paris press
-. Mr.. Geo. w. Kendall writes from Ter,. IN
the New Orleans Picayune -" IL was In the win
ter OF 1891, at the office Of the National Iptril.
2eneer In Washington city, where we were both
employed, that at first became ACQUAINTED With
Francis Ashbury Lumsden. Born in North Car
DINA, Of good old revolutionary stock. he had
served an apprenticeship with the elder Gales in
me once OF tne Register at Raleigh. He was now
In the employ Of the junior Gales at the seat of
Government, and from the first strong friendsbin
sprang up between us. We met again i'm New
Orleans the following year; we finally started the
Picayune together, and from that neyiod , clnse
amity and friendship existed between us.n
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Political IteHs-

The Governor Of Arkansas, Elias NJ CONWAY
has Issued a proclamation to the militia ~ IT,
state, directing them Z" to prepare for trouble and
The New York Journal of Commerce apa,vzss
tne vote cast In dfteen Congressional districts at
the last election IN the State of New York for the
purpose OF showing that the opposition to the re-
puollcans caa elect fifteen members of the House
OF Representatives to the next Congress tbus in
suring In that body an effective anti-repubIican
majority. - '--'o"
Gov Giss, ofsoasb Carolina, has issued b,, proc.
iamauon converting tie Legislature Of that State
IN extraordinary session on the first Monday In
November next, tina, they may be present. on the
tuesday following, to appoint electors of Pre.i
dent and Vice President, I'm conformity To the .ct
ciCongress, and also that they may IL advisable
ahe acnon for the safety and projection of the
The Richmond Enquirer, in predicting dis.
soiuuon Of The Union as Inevitably CONSEQUENT ON
the election Of Mr.. Lincoln holds the foilowina
extraordinary langusge:-svirginia can no more
prevent the dissolution of this Union after lin
coinB election than she can prevent that election
Sne VIII DC powefless to prevent cfpil war, with
All in attendant horrors. ANY one of the Southern
states can, asd some Of fhsr1 uiH. involve the
whole country, North well rs South in the
lnterneclne strife Of bloody and desolatinp civil
war. Virginia will, by majority Of her people
decide upon resistance, while a large minority
may desire 70 postpone resistance for the overt
act but hitehed ss she Is 70 the Southern states
she viii be dragged into common DESTINY with
tnem, no mat er what may be the desire Of he,
people We believe that large majority Of the
people OF Virginia. IL the opportunity Of State
convention was allowed them, would vote for
mn % resistance and for a common DESTINY
Witn tne southern states; and with this belief ~,
o0hsd ddrSs IAs Stare STATES not to Aasitat, "a
SfTiks an early blot1 from fear that Fiy ma
"eS''aNs IN her dhiy 10 fhs S0AtA." .--I :
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ID Baron Renffew appears to have dispensed
presents with liberal hand ,whe- he has gone
The Petersburg IVA Express says the superin-
tendent OF the Richmond and Frederick sburg
railroad, William N Bragg, Esq has received a
magnificent breastp:n from the Baron The ptn
represents the British and American coIo1 crossed
ard Is studded with diamonds: III sst,mated yalue
Is 01o 1t WIS conferred upon Mr.. Bragg In con.
sidcfation Of his kind attention and EXCELLENT
management during the recent passage Of the
baron 70 and from Richmond. Al New York the
Baron left S7tO to be divided am onR the sery, nts
At the Firh-avenue Hotel after his departure on
Monday He also gave Captain Faunce, of the
revenue cutter Harriet Lane, q splendid gold
chronometer and LEFT $500 TO be Distributed among
the crew of thst vessel ~ E-F : =
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DEPARTMENT NEWS,

ARMY INTELLIGENCE. - The troops at For,
Larned, with the exception Of small guard TO,
the security Of the public property, and three of
the companies OF the first cavalry at Fort Wise,
will be Immediately withdrawn to Fort RiIey'
there to remain for the winter
Assistant Surgeon Abel F. Mechan has been az.
signed to duty with the recruits to sail from New
fork Tor san Francisco on the Goth inst: He will
afterwards report for duty to the Com mander o;
the Department Of California
Asst. Surgeon Geo. X. Wood has been assigned
to duty with the recruits to sail from this port 10
Texas on the 3lst inst He will afterward report
for duty to the commanding officer of the De n.
ment Of Texas.
Asst Surgeon Clinton Wagner has been an.
signed to DUTY with the recruits to leave Carlisle
Bairack * ior Texas, via Fort Leavenworth. or the
3Ist inst He will afterward report for dutv ~
the commanding officer Of the Department OF
Texas "
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TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue of dec-ss Of
ths Circuit CONT for MONTGOMERY county, sit
Sosft Of rssssed a. q case Of lohn
Defendants. the subscribers, as trustees. win oGe.
Bnrfcrd, deoeased, on SATURDAY, the seth ~
OCTOBER next, az oel2ctP ~, q the real estste
and poesessed OF, consi.ting OF 81 aores Of And
The land II sftustsd in Montgomery county,
ABOUT ~ miies from Coleevile, 10 easy OF aoeess 10
MSn,.hIhEt9n city, ID. G beng about miles from
The improvements consist of dvellrns ho,,e.
bar, and all necessary out houses, on one PORTION
81 ins Am, win orchards ef peaches and apples in
This land in fair state Il cultivation. f.po..
IN good order, aud has an sbuAdanoe Of wood and
Also, the property known % Jacksonville. eop
MSuns OF dwelling house, store, Blacksmith a1l
wneelvrlSht shop on another portion Of said lan1
da' OF sale. val De sho On them By calins on NIL
w Bell, WHO resides thereon
Inc anq viii be sold in one entire body, or viii
os aivlseo pto three lots 20 suit puTehasss There
Terms Of sale :-0ue third of the purchase money
20 % PAID on the day Of eals. or the ratikostion
tnereof ny the Court and the resdue 70 be Daid in
sn me ese9 anpHa ,..tspsnts; the Whole e hsAI
fsffed psynsnis % Be- paid sanasliy; the dsssrsS
PAYMENTS 70 be secured by the singis bills Of tkO
purchaser or Pnrchasers, With surety or suroeieo
20 @ sPPtoved by the Trustees; and upon the ref8
SsIsssss money .ssnd net before. ltae trustees WI
by good aad sufficient deed, convey ssld properly
iss end csst OF ~ saiza By Of throas any or the
ID 90 rs M,w,&F,a go =.
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W The Havana Diaro dc Ia Marina under
,skes 70 explain Walkers object in Genital Amer.
working on bis own hook, but was the ,gsn, mo- %
an American essociation, whose motto is tn
Rights OF the Southern States" and with ubinh
ne was In constant Communication through a
me help Of a few inha bitants Of Ruatan' know
AIeady 70 the government Of Trnxilo an Inds'
Isshoest state OF the Republic Of a part of Hon.
anes, ana 10 annex 10 to- the Amerfcsn Jr,,on
,. ne new state would have contained the Raw
,sAhus ana Ihe whole part Of the coast Of HcndI
Zee, rom Punts Castillo TO Omoa Wake,
woulo nave been, Of course, placed at the head ~
tae ne" government And ii. bv The in,s,rer,ta VI
"A we ntsners, the plan was to fail, Valker
ala NOT mink that all expenses incurred should he
bor,s D.. eo.,SS nv Tor he hoped that IN a few
on the northern coast Of Honduras y,o,n s,o ou ~
40 negroes, ard send them to New Diem S'v nd "a
otter southern States, to be sold there =. .I ene
and indemnify the persons who hsa sS ases,
money for the expedition a"'ahced
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SorTu cARoLINA ELgcrIes.-Tb- Han az
Miles has been Reelected 10 Congress. witbam,
opposition, from The Charleston dfstrics Re-
ring to the election OF members ofthe LsyisIatn,.
the Mercury says:
Csiohna in the event Of Lincoln,s election, and
cite. states Ia the South failing TO lead being
ens,ore, and not a subject FOR action before the
Ahs,la'ofs bas not been made an Issue in the
canvass We believe that the deIeos,;o, .f,,os,
20 70 NAN VIII vote to the State and % call
S.Sse convention and place South Carol ina by the
s s.os oI AIaoafne Our readers will remeipter
vrits CT election and summon canysn,ian 20 81
lsoPe OF mai State within forty days after n n
Tie Presidency. ''-' . e'ee'e" W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-17
IL We are indshted 1

II We are indebted to the editor, Prof L.. c.
LOOMS, Of this city, for a copy Of sTravels in
Europe, Egypt and Palestine, by Mrs s. b.
Thomas" Prom the Introduction of Prof Loomis
we gather that the work Is by lady to whom the
South is largely Indebted for her successful edu-
eational labors, and who is now resident of n ew
Orleans. She has produced a readable book of
travels, having lad the good sense to touch but
lightly on stereotyped scenes and to dwell on
those not so familiar. The book is handsomely
Issued by the Ii ppincctts. =