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UNION POINT, q: KR) Nov. %, 1859.
Mcs.rs. D., a. ANaLEy & ca;
Cents Il bought 3 tufSyof Rhodes Super
Phosphate in Bal,i'n6re,,: ,:ist Spring Mr.. ii. d.
Lci'ner. "f Bcrzr!iT,i6 i6 tcs, its value rs Il MA
nur". | put about l2a lbs. on nn acre of cuit"n.
III the drill on land that would not max" over
IS 10 lGo lbs Of seed cotton per acre. without
Manure. The rr>ul, is c:.tir.ly satisfactory.
| have ma:ie at least frou: 45n to 500 lbs to tie
acre this very poor laul. Icxl"ct to nilr-
chase from s .le S.,ons fofmy Srrin: crop. My
Oversecr wisI,rs ME Is putEis name to this also.
Yours, III great haste,
(SigneD l.. W. PRINTUP.
WILLIAM FOSTER.
De. "a, lS5? 81 IT,
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]. A. ANSl.EY g. Co.,
NO. 800 BROAD ST,
AUGUSTA, Ga.

ATHENS GA. Nov. 90, 1854
Dear Sir Rhodes Sul.e Phosphate has beer
appledby me this y";a',"n small scale, TO b"tl,
Corn and Cotton. The result cxceci"p NY .x-
rccta,ion. although the experiments, for many
reasons, were not. anil could not he conduct ad
with due caution Yet am entirely satisfied,
that the growth OF weed, in beth instances. the
fruit in, CORN. nnd thc number of hoils of cotton,
were fully double the yield in the portions un-
manurcd, and this when only n tables spoonful
OF the super Ph"sphutc was applied Il top
dressing 10 each Hill of corn. und Il ten. spoonful
to each stalk of cotton-and the last MS late in
the season as the 18th Of July. Some of The
weed grew to nine feet high, with six rcct
branches, covered with holls while the unma.
nured was not half so good. 1t is my intention
next year. to test it more fully.
Very Respectfully,
Your most oht serv't,
(SignedD NJ. c. M. HAMMOND.
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therefore, who have adoptedahe belief that
the tax on negroes may be raised toas5
each, 70 ot'tie requirements of tile Blue
Ridge Road, shourd"exarnine tho question
TOR themselves. Have they considered how
many negroes there are in che State?
The. number is about 100000, and tax
Of IS reacl' would produce revenue OF
! 50 2.OO0,00O, whereas the interest on $l2,-
200, 900, the extreme limit Of Mr.. Gregg's
most 'extravagant conjecture, is but $780,
| 900. But $3.50 was the tax with which
we were threatened, not S5. Let us sub
nit this also to the testsef rational ex-
animation, The frstT|point to be deter
mined is the-costssof the road. Mr.. Gregg
says it will be $l2 100000; but l submit
that this being avowedly mere conjecture,
and coming from one so extremely infelic-
'tous in the solution Of arillmelical prob
lens, is really entitled to no consideration
whatever, when opposed 20 the Estimate of
an engineer of the highest reputation,
based upon such data as the actual careful
survey of the entire line, and the exact az
measurement Of all the work to be done.
This estimate is s7,725, 900, and it may be
cited in proof Of its accuracy that the work
already accomplished, amounting to one
third OF the whole, is entirely within the
limits of Col. Gwynu's estimate. This
should he conclusive as to the remainder,
for every description of work is embraced
in the progress already made.
Total cost then being at ..s7,725,O ,OCo
And the amount already expend-
ed up to lst Nov'r, 1859, ac.
cording to Presidents report,
There remains to be expended to
accomplish the work :. .5,l3l,o 900
The total resources Of the Com
Pany (Report, p. y are stated at 2, 1908, 900
To which must be addeo the new
State subscription Of ....... $4,000
The Tennessee State aid 100000
The endorsement Of the State al
ready granted ........... 100000
4.se4,ooo
From this sun must be deduct ed
the amount realalized and ex-
Penoed 2,5O4 900
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MT AppsafnR tdstbs satisfaction Of thz Com
A missioner ilnt the following nam q .fSar
SDefendantst to this Bin, reside. .hsssfH he
limits sof this State, namely: .Cat&H Can't.
NsYion CAN'T. James CAN'T orowtssrsl slatt.
William sGantt, Martha CAN'T and Saff(e
CAN'T, TaBitha Ssylor nafd Nancy Savior:
Hugh Loler, William Lotler, Elissbeth Loliar'
Martha Eoller, Saral. Lollers.a1a iary.E EolIar
the children. of Giles CANT, ,desd; Names
unknown; the children q Jehaes oh aAttSnshss
names unknown; ths w. -.
kin, names dnknoSn deed Oh Richard
John Fownley. names unknown: and the Presi.
rdent of The American Bible Society. On mo.
ton Of Jones' 4 Jones, omp. solieitor, Older,
so aPsn sPHsss tsr.s sna Ins.sr ns.,.
FROM The publication hereof. or the same Tili
6s-t4 70 edsSssB agaIns. them, .as;5'F'
/. - ::Wl(ssHs ,A PAaaksa sasok.1& T.
March g. iSS6!s 49,
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M Es S.. SsMA LII

r N;MgUnS1Nr thanks to the. Ladies of
l. AbbeYille and its vicinity, to whdm ahe
has giyepSh'rc- satisfaction. and who have SO
literally Ratronized hetss feals onfdenrof mer-
ting q continuance Of their favor, and no ef-
fort shall be wanting or her part to secure it,
trusting to her long experience-having, been
upwards of twenty years in bujnessi several
Of the first cities in; Europe
Mrs. SMALL would also say she o. Ihade
arpSagements. and issnnFImd rot Only with
afl, the latest Fashions monthly from New
York 'pii)adelphia., but direct from Lhndon
each month to SECURE :other Indy patrons every
novelty of the season. ~
All orders in eitl,eS Sttmeut pp;Smp,y at,
tended to at her resdshss, Magazine Hill, Ab-
bevlle G. II.
Always on hand, or MADE TO ORDER
!. Plain silk or .Cased' 'Bonne,s.
Grape do do 10 =. -
, MtdowsS Caps and MdSsGiDg Borders,
Head Dresses, DC; .;.&esS
AprilI3, 1860, If - .
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AT OT,IOE
j no fHE CIgIzENS IN, Am kTlGkg.

yTAKE 5L.s opporinaiiy al. isturpjnei rsy,
ntn95rs Abanks TO Mo citiefpss6 s6f. AHhs.s
wi and Edrsfert tor&heif ffbk psst3l
asId since . FsetlY1 81 nv siisAisE. Eonsd ,i
{sepsptfuily soz den1i 1inpsfl ~ IN u i
IN alwsTSs s8d iS6rSs = ~ M n 81 &
Ple.s ssst;s 9 sS.isv sa5 3 I'D g
Sept. %, isss. al-sf 80
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Leaving this amount s2,2e5 900
still Available for the work providedafunds
can be secured sufficient for its completion.
Deducted fron .s5,l3l, 900, this leaves de-
ficiency of s2,866,0oO, as the sole existing
obstacle to the. completion of this great
work, and tire fefruitful Gauss Of all the cla-
NOR and violence withs@hieh its further
progress 10 opposed. Tbe patriotic and re-
fiecting citizen should ponder these plain
truths. Thaka noble enterprise comforting
great dignity upon the State and promising
.arge contributions to the general wealth
Of her citizenssaas been undertaken under
The approving, judgment of all her leading
men: That $4,000, 900 have already been
expended upap its construction, economi.
ca'ly and effectively accomplishing one third
kof all the work TO be done. That s2,2G5,-
1000 more are pledged for its continuance,
and finally but s2,see,ooo being now neces-
sary for its completion, tie weak, incousis-
tant, and ignoblc proposal is seriously
made to sacrifice the so 100000 already
expended renounce the benefit of the $2,-
27O, 600 conditionally secured to the Com.
.pany, and abandon the whole enterprise.
Can any conduct be conceived better fit
to express to the world the admission
Of our sSah decTepitude and impotency,
.thAn thjs weak abandonment of great
purpose, deliberately adopted and perse-
veringly' conducted to the very. door Of sue
cess2 -: 9.
But to return to the question of taxation.
Tie existing deafiency in the resources Of
tHecompany has been seen to be So, $3.50. 900
Or tbs amount it is PROPOSED to. raise.sbout
81 100000 s.eR the CoppanY's mortgage
bonds ;aatas ::66e admirsaap all hands
that tberssoaE 70 be aSy difficulty. in
accomplishing rthis: bpeahe:adversarifs sof
the road choose to insist that j. the State
take another step sho will~t,ave 10 stoaadtr
the whole. enterprise. To put the. matter
ltin it's worst aspect for the tax pasar, let the
calculation be uiade on this basis. The en-.
tire s.im. Of State contribution then would
be rs follows: -. -.
First State subscription. ..s1 900, 900
j sssond g State subscription ...: ;; $4,000
staaseudessement. .... 1 600 900
fsl1S g!defciency :. 49,. ~ 1865 1000
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rFrom Tho Eagsfe'd advertiser, sSs
TEE BLUE RIDGE ROAD.

It's ;withspfeaare tlstsswe p'acethe fol.
loving iettef before Our readers. II comes
from gthats distinguished gentleman, Hon
G.. A.. Trenholm, Of Charleston, whose
opinion on tile suljectin in question we hold
as high authority. The annexed noto dc
companyfng tl'is.com,nunica,ion will ex-
pain why it WAS sent to US for publ
cation: y
My DEAR SIR: received, some days
ago,,n letter. from Col. Mobley, to Which
the. enclosed would he suitable reply. but
having had inquiries addressed to mo from
other quarters on the same subject, take
the liberty Of addressing the reply to You,
that as general and extended n use may
be made Of it rs circumstances may re-
quire. have a great aversion to appear
in print, but do not feel at liberty to in
ddtge it at the expense Of a good cause,
and, therefore, leave the question of pub.
LEGATION to your Judgement and dscre-
ton.
Yours, respectfully,
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Carriage 81 tAs lhstet
a nsss sis
gsss sss Ias: ss.alsat es
ssa S sis! !; y sss
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But the interest on. The astss,tb..
scriptioh having bsen charged y
upon: the Bank ofthe State ~
:. does not. fs!Iron the TreSsur
:. ry.and.i is nsf'impIicated i6:fhe
question Of taxatiep,. that sum
must, there6Sse, bsededue:ed. 100000
-, :. $4,176,ooo
Apd the interest ON the endorsed @
.s;bapds xaulds pc paid " ihes sgs.
&c Caay ): shb hssefore, rhasf .s. - SO !.
]: bs tssgeh ont Also =. 1900, 900
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STATEF0S 0UTH CAROLINA =
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
O6ics sGonrt Of Common Pleas and Zen. Sessions.
Wiiis6n& Williams

Win. n morri, Attachment "
WHEREAS thAglaiqtiff did. on the sixteenth
day of November, eighteen hundred and
hfty-hipe. file his declaration against the Defen-
dant. WIG. tit is sai'l,) is absent from and Wills
out the limits of this State and hos neither wife
nor attorney known within, the same, upon
whom a copy, ofsaid declaration might be ser.
.yed: 1t is therefore ordered, thnt tie said De.
fendant do appear and plead tothe said dccla-
ration. on or before tlreseY n,eenth day Of O..
vember. eighteen hundred and sixty, 9th.
erwise final andtabsolute judgement win then
be given nnd awarded agninst him.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, G.. O. p.
Clerks Office Noy. ls, 1859, 20
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ARRIHALS At THE HOTELS.

WlLLARDS' HOTEL-J Buley aud lady. NY:
jim Hon DO; Pssq 1ssS; cGi SIinG,s: PS;
Hin HIM.. O. T:ns, Fts.s; AsS. EsS
HgTms Nd A Smyth and dsug hisr, o: T L Goa
Nd M; W Pu,dy: ny; Col DeRussy, UsAi Mr. and
Rsso1t BtaTees; Filter snd Emil am As "
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fjRG fanAa:D C.. fOi gSIky sud LADY: NJ; Go
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Rae, Holland; Rev J C Martin, Ireland; ID Bill al d
stGn, NY;P wss6inSton, Dc; Iipp5 Liv,n 4
NJ; w Armstrong, do. N'PfP'-S -
-, NATIONAL HOTEL-H Gotten, s Consta
ssnberry L W, CObeI, A HoRes, Va Ds Evan.
69fsa oko s Ia E ss%s. k{;
knode. Mo; Newell, -; Hon W KLINE khf; y .
F65FGsSGn a. Ia Hu M.. 2aSiG; Sss Fall
ff Fs{ .s f hm1i sP s.. sd Va ii
Hall, NY L sonEey AID lazy, Mass; Peters a, and In
tWS%GTyii s 0h,9; 81 Wsson. Miss Wss9n, Mass
!, 3 r; WV wand Gould TIoF SI5;
a and s1y Hh snItH h Mrs. W. Rs.s
FL ri " s J,0hnson' ny; shay and LADY Mans
Sntder, Pa.
BhOWN'S HOTEL.-J Pope. Nd, w Buxd,
NJi WofmsaH. Beck, "a; PIckstt, n Tuf
" I'D Dehray. NY; Il Song and lad Fla; null.
~ q DICKINSON; Fla; Rev II STANLEY. M On
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tiS ud!i " Stevens, Mo; Tsylor. N.Y. sat
Mass; z 81 ilDan, Va; s Is Moore Tenn: Miss :
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL
IL ,vD,,NvrMMkRS; G 6 roorr,,

INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION
IL lie well known that in the Spring people are
more apt 10 contract disease than at any other
period; and " Is eou ally vell-known that the WY
TO ward of disease is TO keep the blood pure, for
"a" :he lila that flesh lie heir e, arise from impurl
~ OF the blood, tho main sprng of our existence.
Its, therefore, important To al that the system
should he thoroughly cleansec and purified, and
this can be done IN the most efectual way By uslnf
MRS ~. COG'S INDIAN W TABLE De
COTTON, the best remedy Uncovered for the cur.
Of diseases Of SKIN, Erysigelss, ScTofuls. Rheums
nsm. Nervous Debility, FeveTs Of different kinds,
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint, and all other diseases
arising from Impurlty Of the blood IL has effected
the most remaI ksble cures, be shown by
numerous certificates from persons of the hig hest
respectablllty, ana rs recommended by all who
have used IL as the most invaluable remedial agent
OF the day.
IJ-lt is sold by al the Druggists Of Baltimore.
aad at the residence Of the proprietor.
MRS. NJ. COX,
1ss East Baltimore street.
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
III Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
WhOleSais Asesf. X. :. II, CIssKL. Druggist.
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Die
trict, and will suppy the trade at my prices.
mar n tr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
II QusETERMAsTKR,s oTricE,

+ WAsHINsroN, ID june, 1850
I PROPOSALS FOR FuEL.-Sesled Proposals
will be received at this ofioe until o'clock.p m,
Of Saturday the S,th June inst ant, for supplying
Wood and Coal 10 the United States Marines, sta-
1850 to the Soth June, 1861. u -
Said wood % be 1.-THE best quality oak ssv ling and
the cea TO be best qualify white bro
ken and screened and free from dust; and 10 weigh
24o pounds 20 the ton, all TO be measured weighed
piled, and delivered, at such times and IN such
quantities, within the walls Of the Marine Bar acks,
as the commandlng ofheer of said station may
require, Tree of expense to the United states
oil cases to be inspected and certified by the wood
and GOAL inspector and measurer for the district in
"acn the marine oaTTacks ls located.
NO bid Will be entertained unless accompanied
with the names Of two persons known TO this Office
as surenes; or, II unknown. certified by an oficer
Euel' for United states Marines, stationed at
washington, ID c., and addressed to
QEarternlasttT's Qtses, u S. M. Corps,
le6 lawtSthJe WdShtHgtoa. ID. c.
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MEDICINES.

II =
ms. goHHsroN,
| LoCn HosPIrAL,
Hss Dsseesesd fis rsosf cerfs'., SE.,dt, 80 o-is
Efsctsal Rsvsdy 90 fhs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELTcAcY PRETENT.
APPLY lMMED ATELl.
A CURE WARRANTED, on NO CHARGE,
IN Fkoh ONE TO TWo DAYS.
uis.. sfn. Bach, ssrssr.., sf..u.e. .fe. s'e..,,
sissss Fsp.,.;iss y &. S..rt. ass, 7t.sss.
Seas :, sss. af.essa. e &. Isae. ssSsss .s sss.
@ nr.s ard i psss ss' rsss, .ss @
Oar Marriage inpsssss. dssrsy bsta bsdy ssd Mad
r,....rl, vi. s.n. =. .,.,u Il s.p,.,, y..
that dreadful and dssseu.. habit which sunssy s-ssps
brilliant iaSsses VIE might sshsr-.. ss-.
sntranesd ssnnf ss1siss vth The h.ods sfse9ssnss
tssss.
nARninp rKRsoHs, % Yssns Ne. y.a.t MAJ
n.ys ss,at .v.rs o. fhyas. v'ain'''' "saHi' ssstl,'
Ne vhs pise.s simssRsBaa u. s.r. Of d. u., r,hs-
sssy sontd his hsosr fsntsnsn and ssofssndy fsy
OFFICE Ne sopru rnKDEkicHsr Rrrs.
se s.aa sd; rag Ire. Bslen.rs .sr.s s e''r ne.
.sst - paid ..d ssss.n s.snp.
DR JOKEsToH,
ir.% 60. II q: n.,r .S:s.r cs... ~ vss,. ,.s.
snd the grsstsr p.rt 80. ,psui
81 Ii. ss.t asssal.hss esr.s hs ..s. ...,
.s.n .. w.. s r. s.ss %. .. e..
sssnds, ssshfslnsss With tsessnt bushRf sashdsd
snss via dsrsnEsnsns Of mind.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
..,,.'1 and sh. vie s.'' s.r.s S.@';... ~
a.s Ps.snes aneseso - sh.a s'n.Ee h' pa h.ss.suy
which are n'Ghtly felt s'.n vhsn Isl.sP, snd ss'.o,
s.sy .sssls sPs, i%%.siss.i,. ' 3''' ''A ~''' '''
~ early habits Of Essknsss 81 he fark
limbs. P.in. Mad pu... Of siThS Lea. q ms.s..s
Dsrang T.u,. ssea.n. s.nsTsi D.sai,y
MENTALITY. f.srisl .f.es. on IN. mind ar. m,.l
fsd-o.s q Msmory coufusies Ofld,a., D.pr.s...
Love 81 sOsds. Timdity sts q evils pr.
NERVOUS DrsnrrY.-YA.....e.. an, ..,,,a., Via,
n. s.s:. o. sn,r declining e.sh s.t thar ,I.ss.
sPpssranes about ks cough of
DISEASES or IMPRUDEsCE
tss @no ,''st, Of ,ss'
happens hat timed ofsh.ms dread Of
1 e. s IRON e.. sPF oGs S.sa s i *. % S
bands Of ignorant aud d.sEnmr Pr,sndsrs Who ne.p.s'
nenth st.r month. lonS q. .m.l,s Zee ,,
ever 81 Slim . s :, ~ ,.rso ; ,h.
p.sH m..s.., ss,t.e q. ssn.ltsoGsl .y%P,o@. e teI'
sim At Progr..lEg .ih frishfu rapidly, u d,stA
s.n.d . =. ar..eiS .ss.tnc ., ,.pdinI su th.,
DE- JoSNsoNGREMEDY FoR ORGANIC wEAtsEss
AED IhPOTESCY.
as :r::ay cured sag III 1ll:' s..,.s is.:.sSs: 50:
ness nsr,os, sqs d.sst'c. vh' Fac l.st al A.r'
An Marriage. rsy.,.l n.ut,l D,sy..n-
frsmhl,ns .od w..sos.' E1hs,.a.u i,srfsl
hind spsssdily cured.
ENpoRsEnEvr rsErsEa
ZEE MANY THOUSANDS esr,d sttbs iaI,iiru., -i....
a, last ,...nts.n ysar, and n. 1smsros' important ssf
riparian Of th, psP.r and sthsr rsrsOss, Bse.s
s. Il. 'I'ns and sfiS s,.t: ~, ,s.
s'liy, 70 sseis rssrsniss Q. re ssieisd. ian hv
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ID FOR NEW YORK.
PASSAGE If ItMfG iS dTS MEALS ANI

The New York and Virsinia Screw Steamship
Compnny's new and elegant steamship ADV
MOUNT VERNON, Cspt. T. c. Smith, efGEN
will cave the COrpany's Depot, Yves sE6111a
tern w harves, at ll'o'elOck q. m. every WEDNES-
DAY, and the Company's Depot. At Alexandra,
st O'Clock .. m. same day.
Passengers from Washington and GEORGETOWN
can take the coaches conneQtpE with Alexandra
steamboat or railroad, which leave the corner OF
18th street and Pa. avenue hourly, they leave
on the steamer from the w estern Whsrves ut II
O'Clock Q. m.
State rooms can be engaged on application t.
Messrs. Morgan RhinehaTt, Western Wharves
Freight win be received u, TO the hours Of depar
tuIe.
ID Insurance will be effected on oil goods b,
this line at the oEcc OF the Company at por con!
The accommodations for passengers by this lins
arc in every respect hrsto SIS, and every effort vii
be made TO render this communication with New
York an agreeable and heslthful one.
For freight or passage apply to FOWLE D
CO., Agents, Alexandria
IL. b. CROMWELL & CO.,
se7-1y SO West at. corner Albany, New York.
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nR. J. BOVEE DOD'S
~ IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,

nR. J. BOVEE DODS
~ IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
Are now being used from Name 10 the Great sail
Lake, AM the universal verdict OF all who
tGem either as Oiedtctns or a. bsrcTGEe lie that
they Gnsur passed la the wCru Ilr. DOds used
them cessfuy IN his practice for 3 years before
we purchased Of him the role light 90 manUfacture
and present them for sale % the pubic. For the
QUE of lEclpIent Consumption, Indigestion. Dys
pepsla, Piles, Nervous Disea es, Female Com
plants, and ell cases requiring Tome they are be
yOnd doubt q most invaluable reUedy. Aside from
their medicinal properties they are pure, whole
some and delg htful Beverage, producing a. the
pleasant e1hlle atlnE effects Of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results. let ell friends of
humanity and AL advocates Of temperance assist
US in substituting these valuable Vegetable Blttors
for the mineral poiSons and ddslifsTdted LiqEOTs
with which the country lie flooded, and thereby ef-
feofua;ly ald in ban shinE disease and Drunkenness
from the land.
Projectors, Is William street. New York.
]. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
Washington, ID. G..
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Jos <. WILSON,
Commissioner "f the General Land Office
N )TICE TO PREEMPrIoN CLAIMA NTs

)TICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMA NTS
Every person entitled to the right OF pre- emption
70 any OI the lands within the townships and parts
OF townships above enumerated, is req uired tn es
tablsh the same IN the satisfaction of the register
aud receiver OF the propr land Office and make paw
msnt thereior as soon as practicable after seeing
thls notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands en-
braclng the tract claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. JOS = WILSON
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhce
NcTE Under the regulations of the department.
as heretofore and now existing, no pay mont can be
made Tor advertising prOclamatiOns except TO such
publishers as are specially dntkoTtzsd to publish by
the ConmlssIoner Ofthe General Land Office.
ma 2-W ,1Sv
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mAEIlleM
pR yOkEsYoH,

sassr .ftss Regal CsisG, sfssTsses hs.ass rs.tsst
IRON 81 The sinsnt Colleges The puisd States
lnsls Of Loodso, Psrs. Phsdsphis and svhsrs bas Of
etsd SEINE Of the Iaost assnshtng that
fnsvn; many tresblsd with ringing the snd
when asleep great nsr.essnsa being alarmed ssdds
sends, bashfeIns With frsessnt blsshnf susndsd
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AAATTHELEscE HHEsLlPEsr LIGHT Kvowv.

T. UID,
We are now receiving Pa aft ne Oil direo. from
the works in western Virgins.
The sualits OF is excellent, producing steady,
bril- liant and heautifu light, and more pleasant 10
the eyes than gas light r "
This OIL is free from adu on and yer, muoh
more economical than many of the Coal Oils used
at this time. ~ ~
III 1t ID in no way explosive.
We keep also q supply of the most anproved
styles Of Lamps, 60, for burning this OIL.
KING & BURCHELL,
Agents for its sale for the District Of Columbia.
Corner fifteenth st. and Vermont ay
Great Kanawha Coal and OH Conn m. m
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT TBREE
TRIEsEMAR, 4, Q, q 3,
Protected by Royal Lsfters Petsst Of E.slssd, %.
ssesysd by ths Seals of fks Ee0ls 6s PAa-vsoets 4
Pa,is, asd fh Irsp1iaI Collsss az Msdtetss

ssesrsd by a.. Seals Of fks Eeol, 4s Pksrysaes ds
Peris. asd fh ImPriaI ColIsss AZ Msdse'ss,
Vtersa.
No. 4 ia invelusble for exhaustion, epermstor
rhrrs, and ell physical disabilities.
No. completely Grad oates all traces Of those
diseases that been hitherto treated bv the
seous snd pernioious use Of oOpovl6 and cubebs.
No. 3 has entirely ppsnted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby lDsuring 10 the sufferer speedy
venom ofdlsease.
IEsEMAR Nos, 1.2snd s,sre prepared in the
form OF a lozenge, devoid of taste and smell, and
oan be carried ~ the veistoOst pocket Sold m I'm
cases, and DIVIDED into separate doses es eduinie
tered BY VaipeUE, Isllemsnd, Roux, Rloord, &c.
Price IS each, four GASES for 81 which saves es;
and IN 80 oeses, whereby there ls saying Of 4s.
To be had, wholesale and retail, Of DR.. BARROW,
1e4 Beecker street, four doors below McDoutsi
street New York. Immediately on reoeiyips q re
mttanoe, DIR. Barrow will forward the Triesemer
% any part Of the world, securely packed, and so
dressed according 10 the instructions Of the writer.
inGton. ID. G. de e-em
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TIE PoITLEToN LEGACY, BY Alder,

THE LIFE Of STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, Nv
James w. Sheaban; price 81.
Selling Lueky, bring volume of Abbotts Rain
Dow and Lucky STORIES; price So cents.
ssM - M sfHNCfARp 4 MoHnN.
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DR.. ]. ROVEE DODS'

IMPEHIAL GIN BITTEhS,
For Diseases Of the Kidneys. B adder and Unnsfv
Organs, and especially for Female Distinctions
ever fail to cure. and warranted 10 give satis
fiction.
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD 4 CO.,
PropnetOrs, u William st., New Yorb.
J. SCHWARTZ,
je7-lyI Agent, WashInfton. b. c.