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Arrived.

Arrived
Seshih,P hoshos,' a. nteW; h,Vsns 'une ~ 80
0osoeo. a. pass 20 oI LAM o. d, -" ~. ~ C.
r,G, Si ~ " n.si ,..bn 1;o Wbins,on
y'oi, ~. ~ q, w, -. Amsmp o 80,
ub,,o .ba,s on VIM KsS Is,s as
~ ,1pa sn'ea whi,a A ,, Oh .I,th ny, a'
~, po,,Is,a ~ 'F ~ ~ ' ' "
s,..m.hia n.,,no,s I.v,. w.,,irs,on n e a hour,
Se"'uip psIoT, Lewhs ssH'p sV ,i -, 49,,
mus 20 "a, rs"o ,us a. ~ al s NJ r.,
p'Ae oHx "; a. rSlhs' Vol ric'ioeneo' from 's" w
Steamer Georges Creek tU B. tran,pot) Men; WShns
ton d. c. aid ~ hour. from fo'tio Monoe to u s. GUAR
'eImss'er. 60 - r..
U. .. steam tansPoI', Ihoa sparks Inmsn' fsTIo'
Monroe 20 hoaI' WIN olnnshce stores " u >. VI
..t anne ''''oh' inhs1ephs' muse " HV'''
steamer j. IL Thomson aeo'os baltimore md's' 10 1"
sip Ch.' "A FMwerl Am,snry Liverpool Is days salt
snip AT an 'o B''ion Pollard Geroi &C days ballast 10
sap klha hcL.uIhlin tof Yarmouth n. 81 R.ymond
most Of the passage las been 70 dsy'M Of Tue bank
thp Atmtsrn.re tBr la Gstdo, Liverpool Nay mdso
aud US p4ss to W. lspsc ~ CO. lls1 moderate \" snd
V" \ W wire. TO the wet'Had of it- B.ni. Of.
IS dsy', .Os'r aud p p''. 70 u..ter
Arm q. Ia. snd vol TO J. crh.P, 60 L.; 81 ~
BE-, sperm az, on BOARD: ,,..,.
ffut seymour Kegw.y .ihmr lat 81 ~ Ion o. ~
Bart Tes,d.y soseL New H.'en' in ballast to fooch
Ban TOMS Terry" tOf ST. Andrew. N b., Richsd,ou,
M.'smora, Msy cotton, 80, % b"m son 20 Sailed
Bn.h' ell. ana .,sen IN The .,s,r.E'.
BAH b. W. ho.eroos GOT Potaidl' snail na,nrs' yGr'
,dA saw double ,op..i hip D. snne, baud
north Passenger ae.n Ueliph.n, Stafford, M-lbeurns
B.rI Au.eric.. (B'emeDl A-y.r Bremen F.b. .. vi.
hn, Mon,io,. Of Balt,mor- H.L knr.,on Jan II day.
Br.,s.l.y aud family.
Bn. J.bcts. tBrsrl De CuaLa Pr,byha Brazil 2, days.
eoueu snd hide' 70 II. II sSnt 90
Gisns C,yman Is d.y. .tsar to Lo.ci.t
| To ,raer
Bs wm. Cousins tBr. Of P T.. H. Bell AI.eebo. p r..
Ma, 70 uol,s.. 10 ns.,st
III. J. n kius IB.l CsHl WiDd.or n. S., /? days,
| plo,,st to mater
schr Truro 81 Dart Maitland. y. IS days platter
] y Wuipe,I Co
81, Fr.ai M.na B.rbsr Calais lumber " Oodffsl
u~I,o,.
IN W.,c Hall Dir Irlsnd da,. store.
schr Msn. srit salem ballast
SIR sus,ep snail New Lord0n. bs a..
scLt Mltca III Dfoo1ta,cnl n lee MA.sbrss II day,
fu, 70 n.ref
80 = n B,.,r Price R.m.dlo, II DAY. nolasss te
-,
.s, y,.,,, M, o'ponn.l Gre,,o-p. Me u S.y.
o.,'. 6 = t. BY r,.,,,,,a l.r,,, 4.
r. sehi N'qey An'' p''N'NN' ''4D'' n.y. "
"Sgs . 10 T...-...h s,u,.r ~. a.. l,,,h.,
s.h,' s0i'I ~, 49, ~
en-, A'n''is ~ WI j. ''''' ''' ~
80 Do 80. Tanl,, C.,.l. u d.,. .kp tn..,to Pee.
, ct',ch ''
hf Rs..si. n.I) H.,,r, si,.l 70 days. -.th o.~ood
80, Oh Of .frl wl.oa san salvador a,y. With
So. - nm 4 % In Srhf John Jaw tpt ~
y. ~. "a,
~ 20. ~ of ,u,.s. ysl sins.i, Gon.i,.. M.,
. Oh io,xooa 90 p s,nm. ,an s.D.dls c.e,-..
by vita hrs so.',.i. - na'ou. =,
>cht. 6eo'gA Davis Fort hoys , C. age Ia osi'a 70
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BORT Warocns' Noilte.

STATE oP Srw YOHx
Por1 WAHDEs. OFFICE. No. I0t Walst
NOTICE IL hereby gwen, ~ accordance with
section Of tho Act passed April IL, 1891 snttled IA
A. N a,ots.1Ils tne WaIJsn- Ohcs OF The POn Of New
YeS 10 all pefrons interested IN having chlee o. the
.ub,ct sor OF such inquiry sIruinaton or survey h1
nm, ing ,c.l, are undor examination by The Fort
W,Io,p. and tbs, tho aid surveys OF examinations iii DO
Completed within ten Gays succeeding ti notice. 90
board sAis vessols; a, . a, =,
S.esusbip Geo Warrington. ,'o ~,
Steamship hs.isil ............''''''''''ne' 70 ~
" ~
-t.am. 40 City Of f~f 20 "
ean.np pi.ut1s ei 70 % AZ ~
'''' ~ C. Il BRAMHALL. President
J. AuG's HERMAN. Secretary.
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. rAKy ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint,

NANIED $50 DranJt. n faTk row. Bowofy 80 9tn.
=, 5ys 6th.sv AZ y,h.av II .. 7lLst WisnapuIgl and
esruor OF Oxiords.. aud Fvionsv, Brooklyn.
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D,lEf H. BURpErT, Aueiionser.
TINTED STATES MAESllAL's SALE -
u RURUErT. JONES CO. viii eel on SATURDAY,
JI. ~ a. /. ocloca T. 81. beeisr C"s stores. A1An-
a.. Uocs Bfoo.yu, by sru- OF Wit Of v,nhiiOns OK
ION. 10 me- di.cied and delivered wn sell at public
,9n o. above. thr GANGIEi # the following vessel;
nd COPtEkA5.
Ai.o ear., prize schooner Annie eonssting OF about
zoo nAa, IUnkS ISLAND SALT.
Catalogue, may had si he Office Of thu United State.
u.f.bs 40. - aud 81 CLsmbsn.G AID Of oties Vu
dsy. previous 10 the sale . .,.,, -, ,
A.o On board thersoI prize steamship NiCHOLAi L.
AID pine ssaooner ANNIE,
with their -
TACKLE. APPAREL. 40
The sso-s vessels lie u. v ceer Co.'S stores Atlantic
Doc. BIOohl,n.
P.rms 20 examine tho DO had at the oes Of the
United state. Marshal Noe - and ii Chambefrst, and q.
our ollce, 40. lUl \ aust.
KOBERT MURRAY, Uoit.d s,s,.s Marshal
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4 J. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell on
~ TUESDAY. Jvns lC. ct ~ oelocs II Tbs Merchants
iIrfs. A. SassTDotn 10. 10 Libsrty
o. GRAND T. The e.tsTy bret HOUSE and valuable
LOT ~ GROUND %. south side About 100 feet w,s u
N~foe II 10; -0r feet
No 81 tah4rr.s c1n..tins ~ two trck sol f.Ho
Hossrs gsKso .gIJ1 f.- ~iA ia f;OJ Lot l. -aE
feet; Lea hsst~o y... - With f'se ~! Of H.
fens Map. terms. Ac.. a. No. = t-daisL
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Ueoomg garOs. sc.

Ueoolug GarOs. sc.
At j. EVERDELLS, No. 3O2 broadway
~ wrDpJyu CARD and kOTE PAPERS in ele..nt
,tyes Also seals olive, DoorPia'es el'g'hy ens'ved
ALVIN. EVERDELL'S SONS, lOl FultOn-st
n WEDDING CARDS tinc stationery toof-d la
nal Stamping Aouogsm. Dotr and Number fs'cs sea-
pre,es biauk Eooss Caecks. Notes. Labels. &C. L''so
iished 1872
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uTnAYURb AI.uasAo

urnAruhb AIIasAo.
Son-Risss 40 Set ......7:n hssu-Rises. t:33
sisa vATBR DAT
spiy Hsok.. b;A ]"s. isl,rd. afa HsAosss 1919
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A BSOLUTE SALE of LOTS and CORES in

N the oh wHd o. tho CITY OF BROOKLYN on DE
KALI, LEWIS sTUYvEsANT, WiLLOu0hBf-AVS,
WITHERS P0ON, HART snd PULASKi.SFS.
The Excelsior Fire Insurance Co 81 tie City OF rewfork
will soll Auction THURSDAY. June IS st IL O'clock
o. thr Merchants Ercsnes Ses No los ihbeuy-.t,
Though A. j BLEECKER, BON Co.. and JAMES
COLhSS SON Auconeers the following property belong
o. DeK Alb and srUYvEsANT AVS. 1s Lots aud Cores
IN the y. T.. and N. w corners.
On DeKALB-Av. Lots north aide between Stuyve'ans
and R,ii.svs.
On PULAsKIsT, 20 Lots north and sos,h side between
Lew Ia aud stu vesAnt avs 80
On PULASKISr. 20 Lots south side. between Reid and
| Stuy yes.bt-avs
% sTUYvEsANT.Av, 20 Lot. west side, on Pula'h
On sTUYVEsANT.Av.. 7 Lott. s... aide, between Hat
| OF. aud Wiuoughby-av. $3.50,
On LEWISAv. Lots and Cores. soulhss's corner Will
loustby-sv
On WILLOUGHAY-Av.. - Lots and Cores. west and
south sits between levi. and Stuy ve.aoi-sys. -,
Ga lIHf RsPOONST. - Lots and Cores, south aids
bet~ cen Levi. and StuyYossnt avs.
Tbs properly Is very oisbly susfed on elevated ronho
contagious hDss city roilTosd Myrtle Dehslp
and Broadway uet different points aud ferries In Brock
Sn For residen, the locality Unsurpassed SUD snumper
fine DIV FL nss dy been eecrd 10 the VIC ny
All tho h.ye corner ,ns ard ~ feet In With
while the distance from the Custom House IN New. OH
the same thst to tis, In thu city This sse ourr' ~
uBgua OPP onuly for Tor spscuia We pa p'
properly IN this hbo hood RAPIDLY increasing IN
will he protected agsnst nui lnse. by
cl. in ceeds and viii 10 .rp.bed SnsTrt oil ME
hs- Of S2ou-. Title iBdi-puabe rSo-hrdS ci bs pa
chase morey may remain at per cent Aap' &C. AZ tbe
Office # Tho Company No. 80 Tadwny New orA OF tie
Auconees no. - Cedas Newly Ok, aud NO. ~ FOon'
T., ElbEsE FBiNhEII, fT"sia"ut
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LlGu1 Hou,r-SuinHuFr car. BANANA fsIiHDs.-1b'
Of houfe lat. erected here sc be ps,hted go
10 DIVIDE tn. tower toto hs- bOonts bands o. equal c.plb
Two Of t, being rcd aud ihG-o Of them white. iAssad
bsinr painted all " biie. a. hat announced.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-TORk:
Tor Esw.li4v-n. :, iEx.), li.a0 q nj l2io tExl,
?gI tEx.). s 81. so sac q. u a..
Fox iIriigr pot : CAL n3o q. N. ic.i5 OH 40
(l.x }. 40 so snd ,.
70, iiord and r.sord :, li31s. n. 30, SD p. N
Tor 3airncid Southport and We,iPe!t lL~ g. III oN'
FOX Norwalk $50 1870 a. m I2l5 (EzL 40 Ez.),
Tor Darisu and Green xici sso IL 30 40. A3o.
TJr stamford = FIl. $50, ii3osm.; l2l5 (EI), ."
Exl 81. 4.3o t5c. - N
For rcri Ch.. ord stations, $780, i3os
r.. So i5', y. o.3 p. L..
For Port Che.ler ,nd New-Rochelle, p m
IONNECIlSU TRAINS.
For Boston, Spr'ugiir'' m tFI 23o ia hp m
t.s Bo,ol via Shor. iia-. l2l5 (Er q p. IN.
ror haiiJrG sud Sp.iu. lid g. a. tE1h i'i', 10
(Er.i ?. ~. . -,
? 81. and L. Is Nor,h q rton. .
F,r Hartford. PENIdsnes ,G1 sishhill Rsiiosd, m
lex iy.l5 3. n.
tof Ne~.isv-n NssLoaapu ,nd s.onins.on Rslrosa 81,
3 g. ~. u IS. . %, 9 2.
For Canal Rs'ifoad, " IS p TO- , Northsmp'on.
For Ho1.stouic kpi rosJ g. t4, 40 y. M.
For Nan. stncS Railroad So. . $50 2. ~.
For Dinhs-y sod hoTwsk nai' I'd. a. m, sd r. IN.
Conn oGious Steering Car t. hpG to Ii. Iiatn
JAMES =. HOYr Superintendent.
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Professional Notices.

CHARLES 8. SPENCER, Attorney and
Coa,seior at Law, Proctor and Advocate in Cours
No $50 BIoadway, Naw.York Re.idsucs-No. % London
iuaee. West Ii.st. (bei ween 9th and l0rh-ava1
NW BUSINESS.-I take good cases and have
10 10. II do succeed. VI HOWES Attorney Coun-
s'i'r' and Notary Public, M. ~ Na..sust
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Gteambcais ana Hailroaos.

INFECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART
IL FORD. connecting with Railroad TO SPRINGFIELD
NORTHAMPTON BfLLoNS FALLS. BhArfLE-
BORO, &c. Steamer GRANITE STATE Leaves Perf slp
ZAP. M. MONDAY Wednesday aud Friday. Steamer CITY
OF HARTFORD leaves Peek slip H p. NJ, TUESDAY
Thursday and Saturday.
The boats OF this Ue rs-cl.s Sound sAsners and
comm anird by compst.n sud experienced officers
Newly ort Mey Is. 1873
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Gen. Wool aud ,taG reviewed the troops on Gov GOV.
srnof. leland yesterday lie was hep'Isd WIN 'Do '"''
due bic TsBb-lJ guns.
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Nailed,
To Mariners.

ilih-B1rts-Sinoor, noBan
Bn..-Buli, 5. ". Mst,ist. Reporter, and othen.
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Galcs bn 1nttlon.
A. NJ. MERwIS. Ancuons,i.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build

ID ings Nos 594 and sos BrsadwaySaos Of ota, pa
ic-.rr Pictures. WORKS Of AIT Fancy Goods tnltn,s W
THIS rs ENiN8, June 10, aud TO-AOkaOW E'hN'N''
at the came h,uf ..,
PRIVATE LIBRARY--of ths late BISHOP ONDck1
DONk-Comprsuy large collection Of Iteo'osicAi ena
ne Books many Of whcr choss end scarce
For paicus, see Catalogue TO be hsd o. the Salssoons
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR A
NEW-YoRK & NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
,E3. SUMNER ARRAS iEMEST.
COMMENCING MAY 10, lc3.
TRalNs LFavE NFw-YORK:

Pausnse, Staten in NerIors 71ihs and tthss
EEtra'ce . x1tdst
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NOR BOSTON and PROYInENCE. Kin NEW

roRT srd H.rI piyvP a., W. :. ~
steamer MLIkUtOLIs: Capt brown. leaves Newyou
ey-y TUESDAY, TBUESnAY. and SATURDAY, at D
MONDAY WEDNESDAY. aud FRIDAY. ct 5 o'clock .. m
from l'r- No ". r.
Hereafter no rooms viii be fes,rdsd as securedt to any
plicsnt until the shall bsve S. en- paid fsr
Feiz, 10 Boon l:waraed through with gres. dispatch
by all E2yrr.- If-ght ala.
WEI tOKDEI AGENT, Nos Ie and 2 Ws..a
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
N ADELPHIA al the SOUTH ard WEST. via JER-
gFy ClTY-,is snd tnpsess Lines leave Newly ork at
and 10 ~ O. 7:3J snd no p m. F-re 40. through
bszssss checked at AMI 10 A. w. AID 80 and ll;0 M
a., Ws.hir e,on ard "a p m. iar the Wet
" j W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No basgs will b. received Tor tr.n, unless delivered
ard Is inmates in advance OF tho time Of leaving
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HARLEM, AND ALBANY

NEW-lUIth, TiANI.EN, MD NLDANI
~ RATLROAD.-TraiL. will leave s6th.u Depot-For Al
baBy io;5l m. .toppns at N,li.m.ptds-. White
Plans Bedford Crotou Falls .ad stations Forth 70 Albany
with Central and Eorsern Railrosd for sGaos
snd ~. poin., northwest. fot Crtou Falls B:l3 fo
White plsins 8i5 I'D 10 N 200 4:lO and and
Gl5 D. N non whl.e.,,. Dept; Ger W!sps5iis e-a:l5
10 l:3. ile 5, 65 N. Cro,on Fall, Whe Plains
aud Whsms5Id.- t.ns top 81 all stations or Dov.f
Pains o. fsioppips q: White Ag sni stations north
to Dover. Returning l-Svc Albany at $40 sIrivs
Of Northern soi Western Trans stopping At all stations
fonl Chatham 20 Croton fs, Bedford, White Plains
and WI isDsonIsci Dover Plain, 5s5 m. stopping ~
al stations north OF sa1 At White Plains IToton FAILS
%. M; White P!ius 6l0. :. H.2n & ~. t:lo p
Vilhansbrids. 5:E Croton teiis, White Pens, and
HilhAmsbnd.e taiDs stop at ell stations, sund.! "a
cur.ion Tr.n, at Half Fare Gu and AFTER Surdsy Nay ~
1903 for Cfotoa Fsls si5 stopping o. all Stations e,
cspi Yokvle Fsr william bridge S:lS ii 80 s. NJ ami
o. H. stoppins ali st-tions. For Whit. Plains N
stopping at ali Stations RETAINING leave White fsins 6;ie
a. m s,orprg a, u stations " ism.bridse d;s' 1929
M Ilt $40. 40 p. ~. stopping 81 ali sir,ions. ,roton
Fail. " 10. .sopni-s At ~ sl.ii.". sx-srt o'FsIe
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&alttmOre, 0ie1ffa9 oe1, rs. De3embcr 1868,

o9ne unterlaB. I'm tur5 gu Ietr, er entIdlpB
ltq' ote6eftun9lour9 einen coup de main su
%nepnten, uno e8 9elan9 tbnt. Der ornle
Yfort9ebulfe tp1r fiji INNER peraef1en! @be
noq Der ,in~ternsbmenre junse 01edt89elebrie
- osrlteB, mar er O1iB 6 20 be6infioter
0rsIer. sic fsbrte fid iperig an Bic SGlte
t9rer Srsunce uuD 0erlpanoten, benin lie
Stebtober bate burd Elm pber baS qnberr
Mtttel 10 feIten SuB in i6rem Sersen oemon
men, baB bic 9pbnreber, bic 0erpeiie. bic
U~prlteunn9en u1b Drrbuu1en bon Setten
Oertent9en, pelde Ite bereit8 nit benz @eiffs
lt9en perbeirat6et tatten, an ibrem Sbre
no~reet9tn9en, fpte ba6 bcble Ne6en bes gBtn.
BEG, baS i9rer 8eaGtuna ni6t fpertb fri
Ste per1prd6 ibut, mad NbfluB fetner Qebr=
5ett letne @atttu gu nerben unD nit ibm mad
2pnorn 5u 5ieber.
y Al8 TN Qaufe Der 3sit Der entGdeiptnbe
Nu9enblid %beronnabte, >purben 1reitnbe bets
9e5O9en, INN bic @in6itun9en 3u beIpredeu.
IS itslte ft4 babel berau8, bab 6err 6.
be8tebun9Speils gang mittellp5 ipor-bpd
mas madte Dies ? Ni@ G.. bunbelte bntet
nit gang nn9ewSbnli9er @roBmutb. Sic
belfano puruuf DAP nur Die s6Glfte Hires
Term6senS ibr porbebalten bleiben, bic an
bere 5alfte aber gang letuer gerfGsuna Gber>
anttpprtet perben fpDte. Nl8 Der iun9e Warn
bteie Nadri6t aus ibrem Weunbe Dernabnt,
er9oB er ftd III BEN %9litbenbfen Musbriufen
Der Danfberfeit, bstipra6 ibr etpiBe 2iebe II.
Sreue, betbsuerte, ba6 CT Ite onbste uub =
II a y nj fte tetm W sol 0ergeblid
madtet tbre un1f6tt0en g%ertpanbten Gprs
ifellungen Gbsr Die untluebeit bieIe8S 6rittes,
pslder ibr bic Wadt iber ibr ei9enes Ser
nDaen ert5c9; benn penn Elm 0eib f6 eirts
NAL @tma8 in ben Sppf 9eIeet bat, 10 bent
etn geloeriprud n1r pa5u, ibren GntI61uB git
fr6fti9el1 uno 5u befeltt8cn. Das epelber5i9e
Wslen 9laubte unbeoingt jebe8 Nort, tpelAes
Der Wfunb i9rs8 @eliebten tbr lit ba8 eutaitf.
te Sbr 9pB, uno e8 fam ibr audi bant feline
Spur pcn MiBtrauet 5t Stnn, ais fe fanb,
oab ihr lnn9er 0atte nit einemtale teinobe
preitauleno Dfunb bon ben fanftau1enoett,
pelde tie 10 u~nflu9er Deiie 3u ieiner @srfi~
emn9 9eiteGt, fir ibre Gtnrtdtung in Qpnbpn,
mte er es n%anrte, au89e9sben Bate. OeB.
9letdeu be9ann ct auf etnem SuBe gu Ieben,
fiir ben tpent9ltens elm @tnfomn1en BON tau
Ienb 9funb iGbrlid erIprberlt9 eepeIen m6re,
unb aI8 eS ei1t Snfel Ieiner 0atttn auf Ii6
nabnt, ibnt tpe9en feines nuitnuisen Qltf pau-
beS unb elmer 70 bet1pien 0ergeubun9 ibre8
8ermG9ens, itber bic lppptG feline ais lire
Greunbe Sla9e fibrten-8prpIrfe III 1ttu=
Gen, puroe Der @pblmetneube 9ertpanbte
NIT elmer 1nUeri9amtbeit ~bebanbelt, Bic 70
lppbl leiner, mie ieoer anperpeitl8en Ginmelt>
9unS ouf'S Birflauaite pprteu9te.
~ WV 81 rASn,,,,4n EnIaEN -
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aefnenea 0tnnrren.ssnnp.

Gtue tletne @artbte i6Sues ieibenes ganb; eelbes, Eettee
ine klaueS @apter, ane Gprten 9abels unb Srones, SapteS
suna@ etleben urb MusIettn BON @tsarrenttfet II. 4. ~. EN-
pfns BON Ier gort unb enpfcblt 81 blatsen Sretien
Srfetb S6r6ber,
tDloct-sl @. o. @de 8Hlttrapre- y. SreheFtt !
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, 1863-11-14
THE WASHINGTON STATESMAN
Published Every Saturday Morning

From SALMON AND CLEARWATER
Quite a number of miners have arrived in
the city during the week, from the Florence,
Warren's and Elk City mining camps
Mining operations, in these camps have
for the present season, generally been sus-
pended on account of coldness of the
weather and the Increasing depth of snow.
But very few persons will winter at Flor
ence, some say not more than fifty. At
Warren's not gnoTe than fifty will stay
Through the winter, though miners give
encouraging accounts for renewal of ope-
rations there in the spring At Elk City
and thereabouts, only few persons will
stay through the winter. Miners from there
tell us that the hill diggings are superior to
any in the upper country Waterditches
have been constructed the past summer and
fall for these hill-diggings and next season
an abundance Of gold will be taken out.
The river claims have generally been aban-
.doned as worthless, though some few have
turned out well. A large number of labor
-ers can get employment there next season
ION the hill'diggings at good wages.
OF the three camps, Florence is the
least spoken of, and perhaps, has seen its
palmiest days. A miner who recently
came through there on his way down from
Warren's, says the town wore very dilapi-
dated appearance, with windows smashed,
houses deserted, ETC., and "loOked for all
the world as if there had been a rebel raid
through it." He is prejudiced "cuss," "
no doubt.
, 1863-11-14


Dr. o. R. BAKER-Sir Last week had severe
attack of oothache and pain in my face, (sometimes
called ague in the face) My whole face was very
mucn swollen and distorted and the right side was
very large The pain was so Intense that could not
eat or sleep and at times it seemed as though must
go distracted Every toothe in my head seemed to
ache at the same time, that could not tell which
gave me the most pain. kept mustard plaster ap-
piled to my face until it nearly bstered This gave
mo momentary relief, but on taking cold the pain
would return with more violence than ever. Just at
this crisis we found one of your circulars which had
been thrown in our yard. Seeing the Panacea rec
commended, procured bottle and commenced us
ing 1t, by first bathing my face freely and also by
washing my teeth and gums. Afterward applied a
bread poultice with the surface mostened with Pam
acea. which changed twice day. This soon gave
me relief and in few days entirely cured me- l
have had similar attacks since but the Panacea has
always given immediate relief. l have also used it
for summer complaints and Pains in the bowels, and
always found it speedy and certain remedy
Accept with this my gratitude for the blessing
your medicine has been to me-
CHARLES HUNTER.
Residence Main ST. four doors above Third.
Dr. Bakers Pain Panacea fol- sale by all Druggists.
REDINGTON & CO., Agents, 4l6 and 4l8 Front
street, San Francisco. 47w2
, 1863-11-14
DyspeDsia or Indigestion.

SPRINGFIELD, ONO, July l, 1859.
MEssRs. a. L SCovTLL & Co-GentS Il have
found DIR. Motifs Liver Pills one Of the best med
cines for Dyspepsia that ever used. l had been
afflicted with the disease for more than six months,
and my victuas disturbed my stomach often to such
a degree to cause vomiting. 1 was most of the
time costive. found that the pills kept my bowels
open without gripping or pain. have actually gained
since using them in weight-being ten pounds heav-
ier than when commenced. | owe my solely
to a use of the pills. aa = GEORGE DANA
5S@For sale by all Druggists.
REDINGTON g. co. Agents, 4l6 and AIS Front
street San Francisco. t 47w2
, 1863-11-14

WILL BE KEPT OPEN.-Persons interest
ed in the new road from here to La Grande
will see that it is kept in condition for travel
all winter. The different houses on the road
at Linkton's mill, at Armstrong;, on the
summit, and at Phillips ranch, in Indian
valley-are well supplied with hay and
grain for animals, and promise travellers by
this road good Accommodations, at reasonable
prices
, 1863-11-14
Certificate.

LEWISTON l. t. April 81, 1868.
Mr.. DETER My wife used your Hair RestOr-
ative last summer for about month, and I hereby
acknowledge its good effect in stopping the hair
from falling off and producing new growth.
therefore take pleasure in recommending it to all
persons in need of such remedy. wv
e.r fIrF NJ. E. GOODWIN.
pA. Detter's Hair Restorative for sale at DR.. E
Shells Office, Walla Walla. (Nov7, ls63-mlly
, 1863-11-14

Frese's Hamburg Tea and Hamburg PIas-
ter.-Frese's Hamburg Tea is curative and preyeu-
tive for Coughs, Severe Colds, Fever and Agne, Dys-
pepsia, Rhematism, ana all crmpiants arising from
impurities of the blood. 1t Headache, Bowel
Kidney and Liver Complaints, cleansing and purify
ing the stomach and blood. 1t is a preventive
against Contagion, and its timely will avert al
most any sickness 1t restores appetite and is most
pleasant and palatabe to take. Being purely Veget
able it with entire safety be given to children
One trial VIII convince any one of its excellent quail
ties, and once used no family will do without it.
To guard against counterfeits, observe the seal of
Frese & Co., Hamburg, on every genuine package.
Freses Hamburg Tea is the only genuine article
Copyright secured. -
EMIL FRESE, San Francisco,
J. c. FRESE Co., Hamburg, Proprietors.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, to whom all or
ders must be addressed REDINGTON q CO.
4l6 and AS Front street,
sept 5,1863m3 San Francisco.
, 1863-11-14

APPEALED In the case of the Nez-
Perces Indian, "Sha-poOnmash," tried at
the April term of the District Court for the
murder of one Varble, found guilty and SEN
fenced by the Court at the October term to
be executed on the goth instant, we learn,
officially, that his counsel have taken an ap-
peal on it to the Supreme Court.
, 1863-11-14

MINES ON THE OKANAGAN.-We have
heard vague rumors recently the discovery
of rich gold mines on the Okanagan, and its
tributaries. One report is that prospects of
81 to SIS per pan have been obtained on the
bed rock If these reports have any foun-
dation in fact which may very reasonably be
doubted-the Okanagan is not so far away
but that we will soon have substantial proof
of their correctness in the shape of the shin
ing ORC from the mines.
, 1863-11-14
LIST OF AGENTS.

The following gentlemen are authorized to receive
and receipt for moneys on account of the WAsHNeToN
STATESMAN
COLVILLE-Park Wnans.
PORTLAND-H. c. Northrop.
DALLES-J. S. Reynolds.
SAN FRANCISCO, L. P. Fisher.
t5s- Persons not convenient to an Agent can trans
NIT moneys through the mails or express companies
at risk, by enclosing the amount in the presence
of postmaster or express agent.
, 1863-11-14

Apply the Pain Panacea on cotton after cleaning
the teeth bathe the gums and face with the same
1fthe face is swollen, apply bread poultice with
Pain Panacea on the surface.