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PUBLIC ADVERTISEMENT.
ID BLIc TOE.
DrPARrnYNr on rHI INryRrol.l
Washssstos, Dec. Is, 1850. Z

WasAisstos, Dec. Is, 1850.
Public notice In hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately been feoniously abstrscted
from the custody of the Interior Department, the
same being the property Of the United States and
held trast for certain indian tribes. Notice has
also been given to the proper officers Of the respec-
tive States TO stop me payment thereof; and all
persons are warned against purchasing or reoerv-
ing any of said bonds and coupons a. tho claim of
the United States thereto viii be presented to the
utmost extent Each bond being for the sum of one
thousand dollars, VIZ:
SIX per cent. Missouri Coupon Bonds, issued In
June and August, 1857.
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Pills are . eertsin cure for Sick Headaohe Rite
Gus Gus headache. Nervous Headache, Costiveness,
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JOY EeF IaE S SISS A ANP z sgEEEEiGS
xppyx BEAD;
REJOICE IN HEALTH.

Friend, do you spfer! Are you the victim of any
OF those numerous ailments which arise from i'm
purity Of the blood What are they, do you ash
Rather ask, vhst ere they notl The blood lie the
source OF lie and health. and 10 Is the first element
q our being 20 respond % any cause which Affects
the system a. the pulse infslIbly attess The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating ErJsspeas, the
subtle ScrQfua, the ssonlxlns Rheumatism, Ner-
yous Debilty, DysP srsia, Livsr Comp with ts
torRor and detection, and the numberlees MIA thai
nesh - heir 20, derive their hideops orfn from the
blood, Deal kindly theS and gently with the blood.
Use the utali.inf RESOURCES Of nature for its aid
and srner rs 70 commend 20 your confidence and
use that truly valuable medicament known a.
INDIAN VIC ETIBEE bBcocTYoH.
popular sentiment has SPOKEN in deoided terms s
and the evidences of this great eficacy are Gus
Alned by constant syovsls Of curative Effects And
the htppiest results from lite use are after al Other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed
Let us ssy, IN conclusion, that Certificates
cures are not sought from the Iliterate and euper
lola. bat they are volunteered from the most re-
sReotabe sources AID justify the hIEhest terms in
ynlcl ~ 10 possible 70 commend so yauahe A
speolno 20 public approval, We may add also that
the curative properties Of the medicine are es nailed
only oJ It's restorative feots the system recover
lng RON disease with renewed constitutional yifor
for SAFE by all respectable Druggists in this
Oily, and bJ the proprietor, MRS. M. COX.
None Genuine unless her name is blown on tbs
bottle and her seal on the cork
Wholesale lssrt. X. =. +. CISSEL, Drusrist
6snrEeto e., wholesale Agent for the flis
nict, snd vii supply tie trade az my prIccs.
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NoTK.-Bonds No. 1000, and below of this series,
issued June, 1881, and bonds No. 20O1, and above
that, dated August, 1857, payable at the Phoenix
Bank, New York oity, in 1881.
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NofI-These bonds are dated January, 1857.
Reysble at Bank Of Commerce., New York, il
November. las6-interest payable In January and
July Of each year. -
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yMoTl These bonds are dated January, Is5y-psv
$oie Janlsty. lsae, g Bank Of RsIubiIc, Nev
ioi.' in'sre" payable IN January and July.
North Carolina six ysr cont Coupop Bopd,- Con-
lons payable In April snd October, viz:
o & ; s: w ::s:a
M sssess e y !. isssss. E ssiss
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Norx.-Ths bonds numbered .sIs and h.Iox o.
sued in January, 1s5f; No 9l0, and ABOVE fhaf.
Esae4 In August, 1857, payable Ct Phoenix Bsnf'
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Ta: 3: S SS1a SsS
able In January and July.
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MEDICINES.


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LET NO FALSE DELICICY PREFENT.
APPLY lMMED ATELY,
A cvRE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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NoIl.yThese bonds are dated January, 1856,
'ayable January. 1885, ut Bank Of Republic New
FORK. Interest payable in January and July.
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OFFICE OF The sRcRETARr or TIE INTERIOR,
December IS, 1880.
l2-dtf ]. THOMPSON Secre,.rx
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Additional Foreign News

1t was reported that Garibaldi's former State
officers had been ordered to proceed to Brescia on
the 10th April, for conference.
The Emperor Of Austria has sanctioned the Do
litica reorganization Of Transylvana and its res
toration to It's former position in that respect
The Danish Government was making war-like
preparations for all eventualities
LONDON, March 3l.-The Opnione Turin SAYS
the Sandman Am bassador at London has received
a notification from the British Government that
be will be received and recognized as Minister of
the Kingdom of Italy.
Switzerland has given notification that IL the
movements OF the Austrian troops continue orders
will be given for the construction of additional
works TO the Notifications of Pola
The swiss Federal Council, at the instance of
Sardinia have appointed commissioners for adj
justing the affairs OF the Ticino Bishopric.
1t is said that 50 600 Austrian troops are in move
ment at Venetia
The faris papers assert that the Austrian move
mens on the Pc are purely defensive.
several French editors, whilst on an excursion
10 Venice, were roughly expelled, notwithstand-
Ing their passports had been vised by Austrian Of
fcials
Hostilities continue In Herzegovina between
the Insurgents and the Turkish troops. The Porte,
II Is said will submit TO the Great Powers before
their PRONUNCIATION, the reforms which Il Is In
tended to grant, experimenting that Russia might
again take up the project OF permanent Confer
ence at COnstantinople
Bosnia is menaced with anarchy and Austria
has forbidden the export Of arms into Bosnia and
sent troops to the frontier.
Advlces from China say that the new treaty has
been ignored by the Mandarins at Foochow
Lord Elgin had arrived at Trieste en- route for
England.
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PARTIES IN THE NEW CoNFEDERAcy.-Tbe
Augusta (Ga Chronicle and Sentinel expects
very coon to see two parties arrayed in the new
Confectionery, struggling for the Presidency neYt
fall and the division, 1t thinks, will be upon the
point OF admitting other States, some favorlng the
admission Of other States which NAV cbonsss &c
accept our Constitution, the other clnging to the
delusion OF pure slaveocracy." The present
Provisional President and Vice President we are
.oId both favor the idea Of ultimate reorg aniza.
tion,n while Howell Cobb, II is implied, and the
ultra Southern party, are forever opposed to the
admission Of free States. Here, then, saws the
Sentinel, Is the programme, az we think Howell
Coob Tor no admis sion Of any free State, and no
admission Of such slave States an will give the
power In the Confederacy to admit free States NV
two-thirds vote. In this wise as we take II h,
party TO be organized In opposition to the pres
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SOUTHERN MEDICAL HOUSE

SOOIHERN MEDICAL HOUSE
bA. 81 NAN has, after an experiences of ten
~ ,ears, established the above refuge from
quackery, self-lsbelled Indian or German dr ctors
ana pieteuders Of witchcrat and impo tors IN reo
This is the only place where a sure and ,,eea,
cure can be obtained IN the world for ali lmproee1
eiiu eFII mantle, gonorrhR, gleet, semiuai weak
ness, syphllils, primary. secondary. and tertiary
orkahip weakness. pains In the lOins, strictures
general debility, prost alton, nervous rest
nsnts Papltauo1 OF the heart, ringing in the ears
loss OF memory, confusion, me anohofy afections
OF inc head, throat, nose, and skim and All those
pselilar disorders arising from the ndiscretion of
youfn' rendering them unfit for either business
Dc =. mas TIE greatest remedies in the known
World Tor diseases OF the b God. gonorr hep gl,et
strictnres, phIlls, seminal weakness self a6use
from 10 DAYS. " ~ 0u'o "
Victims of these horrible complaints. who vouId
Hlsh 20 De variable men and ornaments to society
shSuiS embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
Ut. Shuman has made the most comp etc nrran.a
tnents Tor the comfort of his patients who oome
from distance. They will be furnis led with the
inost Pheasant and agreesble quar- ters neoessary
oist, and made az comfortable they would be al
hrst Glass hotel at less than halfthe cost
10 noa loyget the name and number. DR. Shu-
renneylvania avenue. Clarendon Hotel opnosita
the National Hotel, Washington. ID. C.
PERSONS AZ distance should enclose stamp f,r
return postage. Ofloe hours, "A, M TO no P Al
Various parties have been entoed from INV in.
sntntlon BY certain swIndlers on back streets N
TINS olty, who Will rue ii till the day of their death
a Woro TO the wise 10 sufficient apeIy
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ertug the Rebel TToopS-Anderson'S R,prisnIs
upon the Tdr,orS.-In addition To the news from
Charleston given under our telegraphic head, we
have the following important Intelligence re-
ceived in this city In a private letter dated AT
Charleston on Saturday last
The writer of this letter states that the Charles
tonlans are getting very impatient, the season
for the malarious fever which infests the low
grounds about Charleston harbor is approaching,
and viii! soon force the volunteers now threaten
Ing Major Anderson TO retreat into the upper
country
TWAS reported in Charleston that General Bean
regard was about to stop Major Anderson's sup
plies from the city; and that Anderson INTENDED
forstOrt Prohbti"g further intercourse By toat,r
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n F F | c I A L.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 6, 1851.
SEALED PRoPosALs will he received At this De-
Partnent until 10 o'clock Thursday morning, the
ll'h instant, for four million inc hundred aud one
thousand dollars IN Treasury Totes, or any part
thereoi Bearing interest at six per cent rer annum,
payable mi-aunually, redeemsble in two years,
receivable Tor public dues, at the option of the
bidder, convertible into ak per cent bonds Of the
United states. said notes 90 be issued under the
authority Of th~ acts Of Congress approved Fe5ru-
airy 8, 1861, and March 2, 1851.
Proposals must state tia rate bid for each one
hundred dollars, one per csntum thereofto be de-
posted with an Assistant Treasurer Of the United
States, and certificates thereofto accomp any each
bid, ard the whole smouHt in coin, must he depos-
lted with an Assistant Treasurer, IN equal install
ments, at 1--WE, ten and fifteen days, respectively.
or the whole amount within FIVE day. after the 40
ceptance Of bid, at the option Of bidder No propo-
SAL 81 less than par WILDE considered.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Treasu-
~ Notes." :. p. CHASE,
up s-2ut Secretary of the Treasury.
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" FIRINs TIE SOUTHERN HEARr n-THE A,

FIRING THE SOUTHERN HEART"-THE Ac-
IUAL STATE OF THINGS IN CHARLESTON HARBoR.
We have to say that when informed officially that
the commander Of the partizans of the oligarchy
In arms around Fort Sumter, had formally notified
the commander OF that post that thereafter be
would not be allowed, as before, TO purchase and
recsive provisions from Charleston, a messenger
was promptly sent to him (Gen. Beaurega rd) from
this point with notification that the Government,
no, proposing to let M9jor Andsrson's command
starve, designed sending to their relief an un-
armed vessel bearing provisions and that II her
approach to Sumter on that mission of mercy was
interfered with by the troops under his (Beaure-
gard's) command, they (the Government) would
supply the garrison with provisions In vessels
supported by military force
These facts account for the hurried manner
in which troops have been poured into the OIL
garchy's Notifications around Sumter within the
last few days.
There can be no longer a doubt that It is the
purpose of those whs have usurped the govern
ment Of the far South, to make the OCCASION of
sending food 10 Major Andsrson's command in
an xnarn'sd vsssel, the excuse for the Inaugural
ton Of their policy designed to 'fre the southern
heart" not being able to goad the Government
to the point Of sending reinforcements to Ander
son ere they attack Sumter.
Their cause In the Virginia Convention Is In
critical position at this moment, and promises re
probably held out to them by their partizans In that
body, that If th.y will begin hostlities at once,
they will Immediately thereafter triumph In Rich
mond. Hence, doubtless, their abandonment of
their pledge not to interfere with Anderson s
facilities for obtaining necessary food in Charles
ton, 50 long as the Government may not attempt
to reinforce his garrison.
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''''Rarey. the horse tanner and his net Cruiser
perform in Buffalo this week
80. Lord Palmerston is no longer a member of
the House Of Commons.
'''. John Hutchinson who has been appointed
secretary OF Dacotah Territory, is one Of the
Hutchinson Family' of singers.
go. Col. Fremont has arrived in Paris taking
ton. " So
'.'' Mr. Randolph, the Secession delegate from
Richmond to the Virginia Convention, is grand.
son Of Thomas Jefferson.
-. King, the sculptor. has lust completed +,
magnificent bust Of John Quincy Adams which
will be placed In Fanueil Hall, Boston
-'.' Jerry Bryant, the popular Minstrel well
known throughout the United States died in
New York on Tuesday last.
-. The Hon: VIM Allen, representative In
Congress from the Piqua (Ohio) District, within
the last two months has lost his whole family of
four children by that dreadful scourge, diptherIa
-'.' The late Senator Broderick Is buried on
the Summit Of mound In Lone Mountain Gene
terry, Cal, which overlooks the surrounding coup-
try Al monument 10 in course Of erection over
his grave.
THE West African Herald states that Latin
cross Of marble with the simple letters L. E L..
now marks the spot where the Inflated and &C
complished al. r. L." reposes at Cape Coast
Castle.
-. Hon. Geo. w. Ashman, Of Mass Hon
Geo. =. Boutwell,, of Mass Major Bache. L y
A.; Hon. G. b. Sedgewick, Of Syracuse, N Y ::
J U. Putnam. OF n. Y, newly appointed Consul
to Havre; and w. s. Wood, N T., are at VIII
lards'.
49, The rumor that Jenny Lind is going to re-
appear before the public, however unlikely II
may seem, Is gaining credit. We have heard
from persons entitled to belief, that Mr. GIVE in.
tends to give series Of concerts in the Coyent
Garden Floral Hall, at which Madame Otto
Go!dsch midt will sing. Since the Nightingale
was first heard I'm England, fourteen additional
wears have passed over her head; but her notes
are saio, Dy those who are privileged TO hear
them, to be rs sweet and powerful az ever-so
says the London Press
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CALLING DIsTKIcr OF COLUMBIA VOLUNTEER.
INTO THA SERVICE OF THE UNITED SrA1Es-The
order for muster Of the District Volunteers to-
DAY, at their several armories, had In view the
inspection OF their arms and equipments. And.
further to muster as many of them into the service
OF the United States, by companies, as may be
willing TO enter It; the services Of seven com
Panies being at this time required by the Gov.
eminent, which does not, propose to permit the
lives and property Of the people of the Federal
metropolis and the public archives to become
prey to any narauding expedition from any
quarter, gotten up under the auspices of the
oligarchY.
The commanding ofacer Of the regular troops
at this point, Col C. F. Smith, Of sth Infantry.
viii station them as may best serve the purpose of
the cisy's defence.
hoa OF the men will be req uired, doubtless, to
spend The nights IN their several armories and
Will be permitted to attend 10 their usual ayoca.
Tons during the daY-but always within the usual
call.
we have every reason to believe that there ia
no design now entertained Of removing them
from the District.
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SECESSION IN NKw JEasEY.-The Newark
Daily Advertiser Of Monday SAYS:
'Rumors are afoat that secret movements are
now In progress In this vicinity for the purpose
OF preciptating New JERSEY into the secession
movement under the management Of the knights
OF the Golden Circle We understand that
private meetings have been held recently in
reference to this project, which is to be attempted
in correspondence with similar movements in
New York. There is no doubt that some Of
our manufacturers who are largely Interested in
the southern trade would favor a movement of
this kind, but the people at large will certainly
not tolerate any scheme that is 70 be carried ont
upon the plan adopted by the seeded states with
out being allowed a vote oftheir own on the ques-
ton The people Of the South are complaining
most bitterly that they have not been consulted in
the movements there, and IL they, with their
principles and sympathes, denounce such pro-
ceedings, how much more effectively will our
more Independent people manifest their indigna-
ton at any attempt to take the power of choosing
their own government out of their bands, The
manifestations Of political leaders during the past
few DAYS Indicate that there is something in the
wind more serious than idle rumor."
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PENSACOLA. The New York Times correspon-
dent on board the United States steam corvette
BROOKLYN, of Pensacola, gives an interesting ac-
count of matters OF that point. The BROOKLYN
had returned from her trip 70 Key West for sup
plies, and had furnished the other vessels OF the
heetw with various necessaries The Comma nder
OF Fort Taylor, at Key West, had compelled the
Inhabitants Of that place 10 haul down ell their
confederate state flags, with polite intimation
tHat two different natiJnali,ies could not rule in
the place. The preparations for the expected at
tack on Fort Pickens Were proceeding constantly,
tneugh the correspondent expresses the belief that
the fort, If required TO do So The rumor that the
Brooklyn had succeeded already in landing a
number Of her men proves TO have been entirely
untrue.
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GKN. JACK HAMILTON, OF TExAs.-This gal
liant patriot has already brought the character of
the usurpation in his State to practical test that
proves that it has no authority in the will Of the
people In his district
special election for State Senator to repre-
sent the counties Of Travis, lin which Austin, the
State seat of Government is situated Bastrop
and Burnet, being at hand, he became a candi-
date for the position, preclaiming that he would
not take the test oath prescribed by the Conven-
ton, and that he regarded the latter's authority
wholly revolutionary usurpation. Thus stand
ing before the people on every stump in the dis
trict, he beat N g. Shelby, the secession candi.
date, overwhelmingly. Would that there were
hundred Jack Hamiltons among the Union men
of Virginia,
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their removal facilitates the labor Of putting her
In the dry dock, into which she was hoated at
III a m ., the steam-frigate Roanoke having been
previously taken out. The wster-tanks Of tie
wabash were commenced on for the first time
yesterday. Their appearance on the wharf would
make an unsopbisticated person suppose II i'm
posi- Die to place them all in one vessel. The
Roanoke's removal from the dry dock has been
partly occVoned by the necessity for examining
the Savannah's bottom, and partly from the fact
that whatever work remains to be done on her
can be, by good management prosecuted at the
wharf. The brig Perry was hauled alongside
the Hudson-avenue dock, to be operated upon al
the lrisnrP of he pnIfhnrifika
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AFFAIRS AT THE BROOKLYN NAvY-YARD-
PREPARATIONS GOING ON-Up to - O'Clock no
orders for the movement of war vessels had been
received from w Washington.
The departments are all filed, and the hands
seem full of business in every part of the ward
The little surveying steamer. and schooners ST IL
lie In the stream, awaiting orders from the depart
ments
On board the receiving ship North Carolina the
seamen and marines are constantly kept going, 40
as to be in condition to be drafted at moment's
notice The men are all in good spirits, and have
frequent discussions on what they are about to be
engaged in.
The officers Of the yard, Capt. Foot and Lieut.
Almy, are almost worn out by hard work, having
been up for several nights attending 10 the duties
OF their ofiice.-N. Y. Post
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MURDER AND SUIcIDE.-In Cincinnati, on Sat.
painter. terminated dispute with his wife = asy
ana fascinating young woman, whom he had lone
suspected OF improper practices by lodging a re,
volVer bullet In her brain and abdomen. and
snootng himself through the brain Immediately
afterwards. He died In about ten minutes hnt
the woman fingered until the succeeding after.
noon In an unconscious state. They had but one
child, boy, five years old 0"e
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" me Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette gives rath-
er an unfavorable statement of the attennt I'm A,
kansas to force the State into secession Immediate
and apart from the Border Slave States; which at
Tempt however, proved unsuccessful. 1t saws:
We know not how 1t has been in other Mace,
The Secessonists elsewhere may have used argu.
men TO sustain them In their posi- ton; here their
stock OF trade has been MISREPRESENTATION, denim.
elaton, clustering, and bullying. II IL 10 be
hoped that no man, who is worth the name of
man, In the South will ever suffer himself 10 no
ingn ei VI "uiiS-