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ny THE PREsi SSSsNSTg' Or THE UNITED

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dert Of the United States Of America, do hereby
held Al the under msntioned land oees in the he
Territory Of Kansas atthe periods hereinafter desig
At the Land Office at JUNCTION City common
cling Nor day, the 9Th day OF ugast next for the
disPoISsi OF the public lands within the following
South Of the base line ard east ofthe siztA principal
meridian.
The parts Of township outside of the Indian re-
The parts Of townshiP outside Of the Indian re-
ps4 s1d and
Tho parts township ous:ide s Of the Indfsn re
The pats Of townshp Outside Of The ird an re-
seTystion, ana townships :, 5, J. and S, of range
TsRRIPs and g. S OF rsnss
On 81 G
dleposal OF the public lands within the following
townships, VIZ:
South Of base line and east the sixth principal
Townships 6, Is, l6, and IL. of ranges
townships 6, Z. Is. Is, and IL, of ranges
townships 10, II, IL, Is, IL, IS, l6 and II
townships s7,s 9. 10, IL. 70, Is, a. Is Is. and 1t,
At the Land Office at JUNCTION CITY, oommen-
cing on Monday, the 10th of September next, for
me disposal Of the public lands within the follow
ing townships, VIZ:
South of the base line and sast Of the sizfh p,irei
IT, pa! naeTididH.
The parts OF township ls outside of the Indian
RESERVATION, and townships 9, 20, 81 and 2, of
range g.
nownshPs IL, W, -, y and y, of ranger.
.rroWnshiPs w. " ~, ~ and ~, of ranges.
rroWLships ~, ~ ~, - ana Y, OF range 5.
Townships TX, ", ~, = and Y, OF ranges.
TTownshps ,S' ~ AND ~, Of range
TOWNSHIPS ID, l9 AID 90 OF range2.
Townships ls, 10 and 90 of ransei
At the Land Offioe at Fort ScorT, commencing
on Monday, the 18th dsy of August next, for the
disposal OF the pubic lands within the following
townships, viz;
South of the base line and sast of IL, ,;1,h
DsrisfdH ~"'
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOIIsE.

MOUNTAIN TOP House.
- AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
This well known and favOTfte place OF summer
resort is again open for the reception ofA 4
visitors IN or the mana cement Of Its for EAY
mer proprietor. lEskH
It's situated on the top of the Bus Rids e nSnn
talns at k0ckhsh Gap, 10 miles west of Richmond
Va; the VlIsInla central Rallroad passing under
the house through tho ID !ue kidge Tunnel, The el-
evated situation, beautiful! views mountain scenery
AID the constant aud refreshing hreezes make it
one 81 the most delightful places of summer resort
IN western Virginia. There is also convenient
spring of pure ohaly beate water.
Visitors to the Mountain Top House will come
via Virginia Centa Railroad To Alton Depot near
the eastern Portal of the Blue Ridge Tunnel, where
hack Will always be in attendance TO convey Tone
nllel to the mountain top IL is always best for
persons to write several days beforehand.
Terms: SIS psr month; 90 per week; al 50 per
day. Servants (blsckl aud children under IL years
th.n half price viii be charged.
te n colin F. r. IJpSnOMR
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MEDICINES.

III. 10mN9r0N,
LOCI BosPIrAI,
Hss Dssees~sd fAs ssea Csvfass, SPEEDY, ed s-ls
Efserssi Rsnsdy .. fAs He-iS,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcR
LET NO FALSE DELTcAcY PREVENT
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, or NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
vs.ls... .f N. Bah. ssssr... As.sp.n. sfA. ne..r
sst Bladder, h.slsnnry Discharges, luFessney, esesu
ess Dy.s;., ss, -.
p.nn. e sGs, saas.. p....s' e q. s.ss rsr..t
as. T.rrlsl. D.srd.r, sr.er fs-, soi.ry Essss q
ysshsh.ss Drssefsl and Dssseu-s Pr.eoess vh.sh
." "''''s' IN .o ~, S Ms. -" '' A-~
kr.ei.ily vss A.v. s.es@. a. .sts@s q ss.s, wee.
sntinsy Fr.vs tsoss.na. q Yssng hsn 81 Dc Dss
.tsd tsisnts snd brilliant osse vhs ngh shsrvss have
v.hsd ssssssy DE .'ns Tyre, can va fsn ssst
essss.
nAxnIKp PKnsoEs. 90 rssns nss sssts.plsnsG nsr
tsgs beng svss 81 yAys,esi vsssnsss ssf.s's essiv
Ne .ss Pl.ss. q o.. = -., rsAs.
...y soass. n. s.o.t sssssass sas ssssssssy 90,
OFFICE Ne sorrn rRKprkicKsfRrH,
s .d g. .... s.s .:s r.
mat ss paid ana sssssis ssss.pI
d. yoHHsroH,
Members sfks Regal Geiisgs ksetss grses.ss
t,sn q The @ss. s@nsHt Cssg.si "a s ps.a ss.i.
rs. q IoSs.u fsr. sss ..S.r. b.. a.
tsesd ssms 81 the essnshinf esrss that
.S.s s.I..P sT..s ".s,.ssD.. S.ns .isr@.s . ..ss..
..sns. ssssfsn... viii r.Ss:nt ssshHl sa.ss.e ..as
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
fssat hss ane Ysh.rs chs es,s sorrse .h.@s.'s ~
learned from essp1uion. al .ehSsi tS. .S.es q
which bghty fsh vksn tAsssp, snd cured.
s.ey .sosIS aPtG, i%n.s,st., Aa 'u''' '0 mae "
.ss. u. .ss and .seh., eject. ,r.s.s.s
sarl h If rouf .aoffhs I.rk
mbs Psn, "a ID. H.sd Dnn... 81 sEh Loss q mssos.I
v,DsrsnT'm.nt Ofth, DiG..rs fs6s.os 0.a.Ts DssaS,
vSlss.s 81 Ceu'gmPteo, ts
drssfsd-Lcss 81 Msmery confussn Of Id.s Dsrsa.s
- sd ~, '5sSdnaf, a,.r.se
hs eas.. q thar declining h,sltA lesnf her .gs
senng pale n,r.ous and suseatsd, hsrlnf singular
1ppssranes ssost III, sys, esugh 81
DISEASES or ImPRUDEnCE
Wh'n ss snc inPrudsn r0t.ry 81 Pleasure f.d
ssPpsns ths an .s Sense .Sss. or sr.se ~ s...,
dssr. s@ from applying 70 those .he frcm .dscsiso sns
hand. .. ignorant snd designing Pr.sns,r, ,bo inssF.i.
q curing. scA his P.eBn.ry .se,'snc' t,.p ut,ar
sain.d ana m despair leave hin rsin.d s..h .ls.
se.oe d.ppo.ss..a; o. sy n. ne. q ,ss. dad.
.srnbls d,,ss sseh hr.euon, 81, Threat Mess.
p.sd :. 4. sr.sa .ss.ss ~ '. ."s,; ~, s;.s ss
esssvsrsd country from os traveller rtsrp.
W k AID imp or Sc9An "EAksr"
~ h great AID important rsmsdy vsskn.a N, stf...
are spssdy cured and fall vGs restored rhsss.nds 0s
meet nsrvoss and dsbtstsd, VIE had sss all hsps
been INN distsly rsisvsd.
All npsdinsn . Marriage Physical Or hsnis plsssa.
sssnen, Less q Prser.stivs Pevu rsr,su lfrit.blu
lind spsssdily cured
ENFORCEMENT or TEE rIEss.
TIE MANY rhOssAhDa cared stthls Iustitsuss Win
ne last yssrsy and ths impersut esf
sal operations Performed By Dr. Johnssn Witnessed BY Do
rsporsu Of the p1pen and many ethsr parscns nedest
vhh have aPpsarsd srun and GrAin bssrs ths Psbc
10" hls sshdnE as GsudsmAn 81 ehsustsr and rsspeOs
sliiJ, sseesDt GssrsDtss hs Afflicted. ian stly
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DENTISTRY.

M TEETH.
~. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and pstentes
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -
tende personally at his Office in this CITY. B@
Many persons can wear these teeth who ~S&&1
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these,
Persoos calling at my ONCE can be accommodated
with any style aud price of Teeth they may desire
but 10 those who are particular and wish the purest,
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE viii be
Rooms IN this oity|No. sss Pa. avenue, between
ehiA. no Nv
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The favorite resort for
those who appreciate
Grand Scenery, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigors-
ting Baths, Large and
W al- Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and q Good
Table.
For particulars send
for Ciroular.
lOwENr, CBENDEN .
IN & vISsCHER,
Carlisle Spriags. Pa,
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nENTESTR '

n DENTISTRY,
DR. HILLS, after q practical test Of two years
feels that he can with confidence recon, $50
mend the Cheoplastio Process for in serti ns6 -
Artificial teeth. 1t has the advantages of
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and chespness. Fol
upper sets inserted for ass, Partial in proportion
Once 500 Pa avenue se
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L trips on TUESDAY, 2lst of
INGTON every TUESDAY ande1ssI
FRIDA at O'Clock .. M, and ALEXANDRIA
intermediate Landings. On her return trips, she
will leave CgRRIOMAN every WEDNESDAY
'.. On o'.D LGcfhS s. PAGE is Proprietor.
NATHL BOUSH. Ag't. Alexandra. feeO
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OCRANSTEAMERS SIIIINC 80.

OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
FROM TIE UNITED STATES.
. otsanrsTs. Lenrs. No. n
Aheso-.------New York Hayre Hs q,
FROM EUROPE
RrsIaaan n'eflcan. Liverpool Portland J,e "a
D ~, ----------eouth' pton... New York J,e IL
a. ne ss HAVANA mail steamers leave New York on
~ ~ "a, iZlh, 18th, and 9th of each month .DS
NnaIl sston ON the 9Th and 18Th ii' onu
the California mai arc. m Ar. le,v. NJ
ne 5th and 18th of ESQ, month. fofk Old
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uYGEIA HOTEL,

II f0ElA HOTEL,
II OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
This celebrated Seaboard Watering Pace Iooa
ted In fuli view of Hampton Roads and A 4
chesapeake Bay, and At the first military vENA4
gu De ready for the reception Of visitors on the
Besides the attractions Of the military establish
ment and the hne Bib Of Fare" presented in the
many luxnres of the salt water reg ion the Bath AZ
va Point Comfort Is peculiarly curative For
hhehmatiEm, IL Is almost q speolfio; and for lis
properes ~ this regard the proprietOrs ara allowed
10 make reference TO M ~ Dr. Linn, (relIot Of the
Iste senator Linn and to the Secretary of war
spacious new building and sundry improve
ments add largely to the aocommodatiOns and oom
lofts OF the approaching season.
The MANAGEMENT of the Hotel and ALI In. ipass
matters connected with it. are under the exolusIye
charge OF the junior partner, Mr.. Willard.
JOS. SEGAR.
G. e. WILLARD,
ui1 <s-iHl pronriAtora
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THE CHEAPEST SPRING CIoTuNo :
THE BEST SD MHERI IL Il nniTnmG Ih,rc

'hE CHEAPEST SPRING CI.OTuTNc
IhE BEST SUMMER CIoTHING
San OILY be found at nitNV,
WlESENFELD 4 cos.
ofiendla Spring Raglans with Capas
oPendid spring Dveroo.ts for q few dolr..
Elax,n, AT WifSENFELD CO.'S
R..r,,,l AT WlEsENFELD co.'s
BUSINESS suits for youns man O' %
D1sihoss suits for middle ara.
Business ruits for Al sxa.
-.. At WlESENFELb On "a
Drets Suits for wsddinxs. Oo'o
Dress Suits for rarties
Dress Suits for best ve.,
At WfESENFELb A On "a
Coats by the Thousand, : w. .
rants oy the thousand,
vests y the thonsand.
Boys clothing for the Youngest W 60
BOYS clothing for al sizes
Boys clothing for lsrxer hox.
tYIEsENEELDI Co q
Cne2per than the cheape
Finer than the finest
Better than the best,
At WIESENFELD A On "a
Save Jour money. an ~ ~ o
,.,.,, A Very few dollars
WIN give you splendid outfit for summs,
nyou call se"hiof'
At WIESENFELD A. co.'s
--Ne- Cor. Pa. nd
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N SALT WATER BATHING.
IIARSHALL'S PAVIiIOS 1Noor.;s Land

AZ 4 w BA THINE,
lSIARSHALL'S PAVILION. IMoore,s Land
iDgl VIII be open for the REQ ptiOn of vIsi
t oo on tn the , 18Th Of June fhIs delightful ?
are, Is unexceIled br any place Of tbs kind ON the
potomac river 1t is situated about one hundred
niles from Washington immed lately ON the
Potomsc, asd in full view of the Chesapeake Bay.
sn1 famous for hne Oysters, Son Crabs Shee phead
ana other Fish. and lily access Bile h the steam
boats plying between Washington, Baltimore and
Norfolk. The undersigned has mace additional
improvements IN bis Bath Houses and MANY other
improvements to the oOmfJrt aud ENJOYMENT of ms
gusts The Bathing cannot be surpassed. SPLEEN
free of charge. He has sparsd no expense in pro
yidlng good CotlOn Band Orin laying In his stock
who wish 10 avoid extreme fashion and 10 seek a
teured ace where they csn make themselves at
ted states. The proprietor pledges himself that
nothing shall be left undone on his part to rendoT
them so. Terms for board by the day week or
month. reasonable Persons wishing to address the
proprietor VIII direct TO Leonardtown, St. Mary's
je Bpm R l. MARSHALL pronrio,ox
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EDUCATIONAL.

20 NJ NJ CIAL COLLIE
S.,;.,r NO 4Ih SEVENTH ST.,
oppo'tfs the General Post Ohee, Washinston C;ty
;AImorian System Of Pep manship, Bookkeeping
Mercantile Forms and Calouatlous Rnsiness re
Ieepondence, Bills of EXCHANGE, Current IiIls
O.r-nis sion SAFES, Gran. mar and Arithmetic
ship. hSo'S' VIII 90 instructed in fine penman-
Rooms ,9Peb from 9. m. to 10 p m. For terms
ma Assn WIN. w. YOUNG co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY
NEW ARRANGEMENT
rms We'll known and popular Semlnarv vb,oh
peeh SO successful under the entire care of Mira
a. Richards for more than ten years will he onanad
on the frst Monday in September next nndPP tba
united supervision and Instruction of MIR AMI NJ
Z.KlCH ARDS, In tho well arranged and deI;1ht'
iuiiy located Union Academy Building For naStio
oaLs. see clrcnlars az all the Bookstores ma2S-tf
NJ, MRS, MeCOR .ICK's SCHOOL
tNhs. MeCONMICK desires TO inform bs,
TRENDS and the prbsio general that she viii IasrIc.
me aaues OF her School on the Lat Monday in ser
The course of study pursued will oompriss all m.
hon. Dnshsn oduce-
In addition to her day scholars. she in ds,,or. =,
Ieceiylns INTO her family few pupils as boaIders
ms.e ~ 20 years. Who will be under her In
nor Arrangements for the Accommodation And
que coIe OF pupils have been Considerably
ana otherwlse improved. Those in Wasbnstcn
aeelrins portloular Information with refsrancs -
ne, ner Sschool rsy apply to w. ID. wallaoh, Editor
For terms and further particulars s,,lv a, h.,
resee1ass-No. 81 Cameron street. Alexandra, Va
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piAN0s..9REAT .BAR6 AIMS One Ro.sn-
very good Prince Melodeon Tor Sss. ForuIHE
szie ON ACCOMMODATING terms ct the Mueio stors
OF 0eD W. 9. METZEROTT.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w GREENBRIKR COUNTY, VA.
This long establishe watering place was opened
for thu reception Of visitors ON the 18th ofA 4
May. NA0
Many new and important arrangements ls.Hs
have been made since last season in this IaTg . IS
the guests comfortable.
Persons can reach these Spunes BY he Orange
and Alexandria Railroad from Washington; by the
Virginia Central Railroad from Richmond; or by
the virginia ard Tennessee Railroad from the
south And Southwest via Lynohburg and Char
lottesvllle, with only 81 miles stage travel.
JEREMIAH MORTON, President
]. HUMPHREYS,
General Superintendent. je l2-dtJuly Is
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THE ALL sVFFIoIEN1 THREE
rRIEsEs1AR, 1, Q, as,

sseS-sd By fAe Seals Of tks Eeols Dc Pkarseefs ds
Peris, and fAs ImPrisi Collsss az Asdseiss.
No. 4 il invaluable for exhaustion, spermstor-
rh1a, and ali physical disabilities.
diseases that have been hitherto treated br the
az 20 :. - eas
mercury, thereby insufing 20 the sufferer speedy
relief, Dispensing al impurities, and roofing outthe
venom ofdisease.
.TkIESEMAR,N NOS, Ia and 3 are prepared in the
form OF loEenge, devoid Of taste and smell, and
GASES, and divided into separate doses 80 admins
tered b valPceu, Lallemsnd, Rock, RIoord. &c.
and IN 80 Gases, whereby there lie saving Of ss.
To be mad. wholesale and retail, Of Or. BARRON,
street. New York. Immediately on receiving q re
mittance, DR.. Barrow viii forward the Tuessmsr
dressed according 20 the INSTRUCTIONS Of the writer.
Sold ALSO By 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr, Wash
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SUMMER RESORTS.

CARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
CUMBERLAND co
PssasyIcania. ~
AccoMMopAIIoNs FOR
500.
6 TERMS Low.
eT low
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IL The 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:
Lynohburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlantis,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Macon. Nashville, Dalton, Columbus
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
IL THROUGH TICKETS TO THE Va
RfOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
IL Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
ofioe at q. II. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma 2S-tr COruar Sixth st ard pa
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= swINDLIN6 QUACKs.
Ruohas Hospissls, fnsTumenss or Rmgs-shTi
them s, and, dlsposed % profit b my experienss,
-, spEkMhTOKRH EAi-Iys CURE.
Ssnss ; ,o1p oreG n 5sS' So
scrihng Boz 1Te, Chsriestovn. Mass.
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SastUT mMRIis tas f'asS e And
.sS sss!sssss e 4;
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WASHINGTON
w CITY ga r DEN.
-.- ERNST LOEFFLER, Proprietor.
NeU York acsaKe, beftcsea LIST and ID SITS.

! would state that every rangement has 4
been made to maize tAis "Retrest" more YEAY
dens open to the public of oharse-a concert
gwen By select band; Those desiring to enjoy the
order to render pleasure TO ALL On other days the
proprietor will cheerfully grant the use of the
grounds Tor school or other Pic Mo Parties with
out charge.
For the amusement Of children he has introduced
oity and GA TAD af The sama Il mo M rusa the
"old folks"
NB-Attached is my Botthng Establishm. Mt,
their residence, of that healthful drink, LAGER
BEER, upon short notice. ie l5-Sm
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LIFE.

Our life is like the hurTyIng on the eve
before We start, on some long journey bound
when nj preparing 10 the last We leave,
linen run . every room the dwelling round
- And sigh that nothing needed can be fonnd:
\ et go we must, and soon as day shall break:
r. We snatch an hours refose, when loud the SCUM
.ctO our departure calls we rise and take
A quick and sad farewell, and 20 ere well awake.
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Nothing will stand whO,e staple is not love;
The love Of God, or man. or lovely woman:
The FIRST IL scarcely touched, the noxt scarce feIt
The third - deseerated; lin itup,
Redeem ~. hallow It, blend the three in one
Crest holy work. IL shall be read IN heaven
By ali the saved OF sinners of all tins,
Preachers shall point 70 it. and tell their wards
IL IL a handful OF sternal truth
Wake ye n hearffGl of IL: men shall will
Plat u be bured with them in their hands:
Hue young, tbs gay, the innocent, the brave
The TAR, with soul and body both all love-
shall run to II with JOY and the old man, sr
Stlli hearty IN decline, whose happy life 49,. a.
hath b.ossom'd downwards, like the purple bell
Closing the book, shall utter lowlily,
Death, thou art infinite &c is life is lIttls-f Bailev
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NEW ORLEANS
I'm THR1E DAYS
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
fxS ~ - ESEzzzruI1ErH,E GO

-
ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA Il
Orange and Alexandria Railroad =
TO LYNCHBURG;
Virginia and Tennessee, ar
East Tennessee and Virginia, u
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chaftonooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Neto Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Ra |, thence by First class Packets to
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery by Rail, thence to Mobile BY First
GLASS Packets. MohiIe to New Orleans by
3d.. Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SUNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at a. m. and p. m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leave. her wharf
foot of Seventh street at 81 Q; m and Ga p m and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange aud Alex
andria Trains for the Southwest.
Ofice-Pennsylv enia avenue, corner of Sixth st.
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THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
and is
200 MILES SHORTER, and "a HOURS LESS
In TIME
than any other fine-the Lynohburg Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi
Central making it the
QUICK EST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SO UTHERN TRAVELERS!
Ii is provided with First class Sleeping Cars!
To New Orleans .---..,12 Hours.
TIME Mempnls.--- ---------...o4 no.
Montgomery -----...-....53 do.
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Commisiioner Of the Gensral LAND ofioa.

N0TE.-Under the regulations of the department
as heretofore and now exi sting, no payment can bt
made for advertising proclamatIons except to suof
publishers as are specially auth orizsd TO publish h,
the Commissioner of the General Land Ofioe.
ap28-wi3w
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THE EVENING STAR.
BRILLIANrS.

Oh Distress is q ship in which we all must sail,
But, Providence with well weather the gale;
III the breakers ah-at set our safety in doubt,
We'll starbosrd the helTn-put the vessel about:
Whilst rag OF her q canvas the tempest can dare
Wen battle misfoIture. and scorn to despair:
While there's Hope for our pilot and Mercy aIoft
The fair-weather sailor in luxury lies,
Not scowI on the wave, not elond in the skies !!
But he Pess he prove when his fortune Is checked
IL the very hrst storm Of adversity wreck'd:
Whilst we, bred to danger still danger can meet;
Stiil weather distress, and misfortune defeat;
NQ matter how trying, matter how Oft,
While thoTe's Hope for our pilot, and Mercy aoft.
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nssss" ksys Cealsfs :. ssft 800 100 gF.es
Iron u the smtnsnt CSsTss "a he tnnsc ssts,
and hs part Of whose m has been IN re he.
PtSs Of Looden, P1rs PhisdspAa and sssvhsrs has s
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Five HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
= arrived this day, embracing al quail, GYYW
Dress and Packing Turks. Our trunk edSp
sales room exhibits at this time the greatest variety
OF travelling requisites at moderate prices 10 be
found this side of New York. Also, eyery descrlp
non 81 LADIES HAT BOXES, VALICES,
D-Old Trunks repaired or taken in EXCHANGE
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
Trunk Sales Room,
mar Sl-u 3o2 Pa. avenue.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-10
1th Orleans Daily Grtstslt.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT,
gsa 8rIeans Hlonsg glarhst.
cskscrsr ory.cr. No. 7or

CsEscrsr OFFICE, No 70 Camp ssrest 4
TEesdsy Evening, Oct. 2, 1850. )
The movements to-day in finance were somewhat
restricted. The offerings or applications for dis
counts were large; in the parlance of finance, they
were heavy, approaching nearly million Of dol
lars, and not the regular discount day Of only three
banks. However, most applicants got slice of
what was for distribution, SO reasonable com.
plants can be made. There was favorable
change in the atmosphere and weather this morn
ing, which will in all probability check the depres
| sing tendencies Of the warm weather, which has
prevailed since the great storm on the I'd inst. We
hope that heavy frost will keep off for at least
| six or seven weeks.
| On the street there was only moderate inquiries
| for money. Through note-brokers there were very
| Light offerings. True, some of these very useful
gentlemen have very good supplies Of paper in
their wallets and their hats II is customary for
many of them to be well provided to meet inciden-
tai calls for paper. 1t must not be understood that
dealing in paper is confined altogether to one side
or one party, for very frequently, in fact, very
often, lenders of money, buyers and dealers in
paper, will be observed moving around, in and
about the brokers' offices, apparently inspecting
the contents of each porte feuiIle.
The Exchange market to-day was very steady.
The counter rate for checks on HewYork was par.
Outside the rates ranged from l0s dis; though
two of the banks obtained some sight at s0I dis,
the sums were small. Towards the close of bust
ness there was no desire to sell, some parties de
clining to draw only in favor Of regular customers
In time bills we note sales Of sixty days sight q
from 12@2 and 2 dis. for very choice to good, an
frem 24@2A and 24 dis for good to fair. In foreig
there were sales of sterling clear bills at l0st@
s.l- A.. Il n