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RI GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
- Auciioneer. and keal Estate Brokers.
NO S2b, southeast corner of TIN aud streets

IhUSIHkc SALE OF LOT IN THE FIRST
BRIDGE. =" ~
- By virtue o. 8 decree passed BY the srrr me
Court al the District of Coiumbia, In eauirv 6a.e
No lJts, wherein Daniel &. Ser.in * al arc q, "a
Plslnsnts ana >arah Serrin ct a. are def ID Al Is
luili sell AT PUBLIC auction, in front Il the prem
lses Gu TUESDAY, sth Juu.. A ~. 1850 At six
O'Clock 2 m Lot numbered eiryea. III IN Sorar-
Numbered fourteen. IA fronting S. feet s in she.
on DOtth nj street. between 25th aud 26th street.
This lot l. improved II three tws-stoTy Frame
Houses which will he sid p,ra.eiy & suit pu:
Terms Of sale One third cash: balance II si- az
twelve months with tnte-e from da. Of ale
All conveya ucing ami revenue stamps ~ the er
peusS OF the purchaser. A depOsit ~ Ss1 Y 4 he
reQuir ed at the tine OF sale.
s.MLT DRUGY, Trustee
my2n-lnt GREEN 4 VILLA 49,.
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III q g.
Hyeu want your ROOF made Fire and later
Proof for " or 10 years-varranted-ata about half
'ne e0'' " Am VI NoE%Ii employ
the unrfyaled IELT and OOMROsIrON k0of.
Eb, % Louisiana avenue, or $50 N. between 9Th
and 9Th streets. Repairs 20 old roof promptly
maze and warranted. Material always on hand
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10y JOHN b. WHEELER CO., Auctioneers,
- No 422 7th street, least side, between
q and III streets
GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOTS ON AND NEAR EAST CAPITOL

L.
BY virtue of Q decree OF the Orphsns' Court of
the District Of Columbia, bearing date April 81,
1879, duly confirmed by the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. in chancery sitting, April
9TH, 1859 shall offer for sale, public auction 10
front OF the premises, on THURSDAY. the IOt h
Gay OF June, 1859 at O'Clock .. m, all the right
title, interest and estate of the minor children OF
William Brown, deces-ed together with the dover
right or interest OF Ann ane New man late widow
OF said William Brown. deceased, and all the ri chit
title, interest and estate Of Michael Newman, her
present husband: therein, they having consented
to the same of, in, and TO lots of ground known
and described as lots numbered Que ~. two f2),
three CD twelve (2, thirteen (l3l. fourteen 40
nftsen ~, and sixteen Ll6I, in SQUARE INBRED
l. 50; and ots numbered three ~, four a. Il We 81
six l6) seven ID and eight Isl 10 square numbered
Washington.
Terms: One half cash; the residue in 6 and u
months, the purchaser giving his notes for the de
feIred payments, atisfactorly endorsed and bear
Ing interest from he day Of sale "A deed given on
the rstff cation OF sale, and deed OF trust taken
Al cenveyancing aud revenue stamps at the cost
OF the purchaser. The amount of deposit req al red
on each lot soop sold, mi de known on q Az of
sale. GEORGE BROWN, Guardi An
myJ so6ds }. b. WHEELER d GO. Auets
nnOpER n V.ATJMER
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DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

HFADQUARTKRs FIRST MILITARY pIsTRrcT. }
OFFICE CHIEF CoMNIsSARy OF a. BsIsTESCE,t
klcHMoND. VA, June 2, ls6s. \
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will he received
Al the office Of Brevet MAJOR W. A Elderkiu. a.
$. s: A, at Richmond. Virginia unit sAfUR-
DAY June 18th, 1859, 81 u NJ b.. for supplying the
u. Subsistence Department with FREsH
BEEF. At Bichm md, Virginia. for six months,
from July lst, lsj9 such lees time % the Com
missary General OF Subsistence may direct The
Beef to be delivered there the order Of the Act
ing Commissary Of Subsisteucs At that place Of q
9. cd ard marketable quality in equal portions
Of fore and hind quarters, (necks, shsnks ana
kidney tslov to he excluded The neck. Of the
cattle slaughtered 90 be cut of at the fourth
tehrsl Joint, and the breast trimned down. The
shanks OF fore quarters TO be cut from three to
four inches above the knee Joint. aud Of hind
quarters, from six to eight inches above the gam
bIel or hook joint.
Bidders are requested TO be present {. respond &,
their bits, and be prepared 20 give bends for the
fulfillment of their contract.
Proposals. must be endorsed distinctly "Propo-
sails for Fresh Beef At Richmond. Virginia
The undersiRned reserves the right 20 reject any
bids for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C, &C., -
heretofore.
By command Of Major General Sauhv
W; A. BLDERKIh:
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On the petition Of HsNRY WHITMAN, Of
BROOKLYN. n. Y. PRAYING " the ertenstsn OF .
patent granted TO him the 18th day Of August.
isss. for an Improvement In Reaping and Moving
Machines.
once on the 9th DAY Of Al gust next Any person
may oppose this extension. Directions, deposit
tions ana other papers should be led IN this one
twenty days before the dav o. hearing
SAMUEL B. FISHER,
my?q-lav Commissioner Of Patents.
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AL CTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS

RN GREEN WILLIAMS
Auouose@rs aud heal Estate BvoAers
southt asst corner Of Seventh aud II street,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
DI GRIN 4 MIIIIAMs

10 VhEEN e " LLTANN.
rUot'oueers and Real Estate Brokers'
NO ego, southeast corner ofTth and u streets
inc tn1S IESS T IVY = ~ M "a Snnp LID
kIE.RETWEES FIRST STREET ANDNEW
ItRSfl AVENUE At PUBLIC AUCTION
90 MONDAY, TIE 7th day OF yuEe next, AZ s
9cioes , m shall sell In front of the premises.
10y virtue OF a. eed Of trust 70 datad the l6th
uay 81 august. i-1r, and drly recorded n
,ileI { L., No /! folio Isl, &c one of the
!sgo records Tor WashipEtau county. District Of
yision o. original Lo: No. .. IL square Numbered
20 The above Lots front New York avenue
between LET sire et sDd New Jersey avenue
Terms OF sale Cash. $50 will be required On
esoh los At the time Of sale Oonveyancirg ana
ssmps At puTCh cost.
FBhD " JOINS, Trustee
NY "a GREEN WILLIAMS Aur.s
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CARPETs, CURTAINS, &c.
THE NET TEE rL zES kSsEEs sTV fszz4rERNs,.
THE MOST REAs0NABLE. PRICES!H
WN g. HITCHELL co.,
Over Perry Bro
a3-U DRY Goods establiohmeM.
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W sNTEp TO BHNT-B neat little HOUSE. of
w or rooms, completely furni ,bef for house
kreplng. Address b. & star on CO. stating price
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je at Brevet Ma OF ana Chief O.
I United STATES PATENT oT!IoE:

II United STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON. ID. @. May 76. 1883.
On the petition Of JOSEPH kEEOd, OF Water:
loo. n. PRAYING for the extension OF patent
granted 10 him on the 18th Day OF October. l636,
for IN imrevement in wssh Boards:
IL 10 ordered that said petition De heard q
this on ce on the 9Th day of September uext. Aay
person may oppose this eLtsnsion oe'sotle.s.
this once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL D. FISHER.
N n Pafeufa.
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KIsNrkD-< BOY who writes 9 goot han :
w must erme well recommended Addres. in
c~n handwriting B.BAKEk star ctficr Ie5- II
"SSiED-C0Ok and CHAMRERMkID to
w 60 IN tn" Z untTy tUri0e the summer m 3n tbs
tolor' q preferred. A?ply AL Ilth st, between
4 Do IL
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10y COOPER LATlMER, Auctfoneers,
ID (Succs ssors to Jas. U. Mcclure Oo.,)
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave. and nth st ,
Star ONCE Building,

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLEINPROVED
sfEEkf %isf, Between WEE sist A SE TEs sFs,
Ia BY virtue of a deed of trus. dated 2.t aav
.kA Liber Il. NJ. H., No 8, folics 47o. Al, aud
D o.. / shall sell. on MONDAY hRTERNOOH,
June 2lst. lsS, at O'Clock, on the premises, Lot
.iuated on the east side 10th street between
Terns: One third cash: balance in six and twelve
months, secured BY iced OF .rost; with notes
purchaser : cos. 100 down At time Of ssis 81
SiOH6L LaSs HALLAH; yT: Trustee
je s-stawads ooorhh q Ia Auct IShcers.
10y CHARLES w BOWLER, Auctioneer.
ID Successor to j HcGuire Co.,I
Corner Of Ponnsyly WAS 10 and iOtn street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS In THE FIRST WARD.
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme court of tn
District Of Cqsr%9bs made r. the eau. McBlair
the premises. those SsiSsis Lots In the First 1a
g IeiI 10y. il the subdivision Of the estate by
the late John Gadsey; known as No 70 and 7; on
So 81 ST. So; 81, S. Sc, 81. S. So and g. fronting two
Z feet INCHES, and teD "a feet inch on street.,
80 And e. freSf'nS ON an iIev nf"' ana NO. 81
Term: q sale: One on . I'll the p.rchs money
to be paid IN cash, and the balance IN two equal
payments at six and twelve months. with irterest
to be secured by approve cotes, with Il lien rr
within west after sale. or the property raAy he
r. sold at the risA aud cost the frst purcIeser
after one week s n0' %1sfALrER s. cox. Trustee
ie eoSds CHAS. w. BOTELER, Auct.
by COOPKR LATIMn8 Auctiouesrs,
- tsuct sssors to J C. Nc Guire 4 oo.,'
Star Once Building.
W sAEH ~ .Hs
TW1EN AND STREETS SOUTH.
asS e o. daI
Corded in Libsr =. 9. l.: No f. folio 1ss. &c. !.
one Of the land records for Washinston county, d.
on MONDAY AFTEssSSS. june :as s.e isss ss
SSa% r.. al that gt aSsr or gsrSe Of ground
provements. consisting of Double Frame Dwell
months. with interest. scared by deed Of trus,
uren the premises. All conveysnces and sta nps
OF FIRTH TRab & s% T. q :.s
m,,ew.s.a. cooPER 3 LaA rr,id..ss:..
RY OoOPER LATIMKR, A uctioneers,
star Once Building. ~
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvBD PROP.
ERIY Oh THE NORTH SIDE OF q sTBEET
BETMkEN 13THA AND i4rs srS;
e, No u, folio III. sne Of the land records OF
on s
IMsfs, At o'eIeck on the pr premises. Lot %. in
sett, TO s. feet alley Situated on the north ne
OF Q street, between 18th and l4th sits
nine nths secured by deed Of trust with notes
bearing interest. Con yaneinG and stamps at
'''Ae' e0'' WILLIAM KI Loo d II; Trus,es.
Ie3-2aw&as COOPER & LATIMER. Aucts
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HONEY HONEY HONEY lin t.a comb
IL very bandsome, and Of excellent quality
NV. EURCRELL,e corner 18th and Y sts,
aDl under Ebbitt House.
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OPENING or TIE MHIrE HOUSE PAvIL
This old and well known summer resort . n
ha. Been renovated and put In good con ~
ditlon. - now open. and can be engaged lks
Tor Parties. Pic Mics. Excursions. &c. Por fur-
Their particulars apply TO J. SCHNEIDER, No
hing street Alexanara, Va, or 10 the pro prietor
~ the pavilion. q. A. REIyRR
mylSlmT White House Pavilion.
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WkETED-A LADY 70 operate on Grover a
" BAKER machine, one 40 nndAts ands dress
msfitg preferred. Apply az ai3 street, betwean
6lE ard eth
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hl GREEN WILLIAMS,
II ArCiioneers aud Real Estate P-okars
eouthesst corner OF 9Th and streets

- TEX ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account OF the rain. until TUESDAY, the Sth
iustaut. same hoUr ari place
esd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. AuCtioneers
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Lively CONTEST OVER THE MISSOURI SEN
AToRsH1P.-A general caucus OF the Missour i
Legislature was held at Jefferson City Thurs
day night, TO hear the candidates for the L nited
States Senatorship, define their positions. d.
cussion was intended mainly to give General
Schurz an opportunity to reply to the charges
OF bis opponents, that he Is IN favor OF imme.
diately enfran chising rebels and turning the
State over to the hands of the enemy.
General Schurz distinctly denied the charge,
and stated he was astonished at il, after so fire.
quently and emphaucally declaring his pos
ition on the q uesnon. He divided the question
into two parts, Federal and State, and SAID in
the United States Senate he would support
anne endments-first, general suffrage. withou,
distinction Of color or previous condition, but
recognizing the right of the State to disfran-
chise on account of felon rebellion; second,
to reduce every rebellious State to q Territorial
condition. So far as Missouri was concerned,
negro suffrage was justice done to the negro,
and rebel suffrage was grace to be done to the
dtsloyal. He was first for justice, and second
for grace. He was for repeating the disfran
chisement act only after negro suffrage was
adopted. He severely criticised both Senators
Drake ana Henderson for leaving Washington
at so critical a moment only for the purpose OF
defeating him, and stigmafized the charges
made against him as wilful lies.
MIR. Loan not being present, Mr.. Drake was
invited to speak. He sand he could not be x
pecied to reply off hand to well prepared
speech assailing him violently, but offered to
reply at some time, whereupon the caucus in
Mr. Drake made some very bitter remarks
against SchurZ, saying he would show in his
response whose heart best answers to the pul.
sauons of the great Radical party.
Mr.. Henderson was then called upon, and
spoke, rldiculing many OF the remarks of
SchurZ. He advocated his own elec,iol, and
made a strong effort in behalf OF the repeal OF
the dlsfranchisement act.
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A Touching Incident-Recsvery eta Predi.
gal Ssn..
From the Charleston Newsl

4 Few days ago, an unfortunate young man,
who had seen better days, but had yielded to
the ruinous influence of idleness and drink,
fell into the hands Of the police and was car
ried 10 the Uptown Guardhouse. As is usu.
ally done on such occasions, he was searched,
and the articles, knife, pocket book, watch, &c,
found In his possession were taken in charge
BY the officers, 70 be safely kept until he should
be released. That night q stranger; an old
headed gentleman, well dressed, ana
evidently well to do in the world, had occasion
to call a. the guard house TO look after some
property which he had lost. While he was
there one OF the police officers was amusing
himself TummagIng over the miscellaneous
articles which had been taken from the prison
ers and were huddled together in q drawer.
The stranger suddenly interrupted him. and
seizing one OF The watches in q very excited
manner. said: This watch belongs 10 my son,
who ran away from home five years ago, and
of whom 1 have been able to obtain no trace
since. Will You let me see the man who
brought it heref' SHOW do you recognize the
watch" asked the officer. II bought Il in
this very city. ten years ago. as a Christmas
present tor my son, who was then quite boy.
See there is the jewellers name on il, James
T.. Spear, King street, Charleston, 5. c.
''fes, replied the officer, "Mr. Spear is a well
known and reliable ieweller OF this city, who
always sells a great number OF Christmas
presents. You shall see the msn." The man
was brought out. and proved to be the strang.
ers' long lost son. There was great Joy, msugled
with great sorrow. The father paid his son s
fine, and carried him off 20 take him home, and
1t is hoped that the prodigal will improve this
opportunity to become wiser and better
man.
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BIZ n Al A9 NCY
FOB
MARYLAND, DELAWARE, virginia,
WEST VIRGINIA, AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
AT THE OFFICE OF
JAY COOKE 81 CO..
FIFTEENrH STREET,
OPPOSITE TREASURY DEPAR TMEN7,
WASHINGTON ID. q.
ss0 My
DR. BUkLoN,s -

WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DEsIsp ron To-
Btcco Is eHtirely cesetabls and hars sless, ana 10
riohes the blood invieorates the system possessss
great nourishine and siren gtheuing povers N.
sbles the stomach 20 digest the besftiest food,
health. Smoker aad ossevs toy sirfv ssa,, c.red'
ing tre.tise on the Injurious eject. of sossooo.
FREE. Agents wanted. Address
DR.. 7. Z. Absorr, JERSEY City, N J.
TESTIMONIALS.
PosTMAsTERs TEsrIMoSY.-I received Q DO, %
Burtons Antfdote from Rev. J. n. Poulton, end
nnd n q. efseisa. os,. a.
FROM THE y. o. TREASURY. Sec-sfary's OAs.-
Please send Q supply Of the AsrIDorE. n oss
'sessrsd Aas doss ssse orb suRELr.
FRon Nrw HAxp.HrRr Sra Tn Pkr.oN-0,nt,.-
men Of influence here having been cured of the
appetite for tobacco by using DR.. Burtes b ASH
dots, ve desire supply for the prisoners Of tsis
JOSEPH MAyo, warden ofH H. State Prison.
AbAnkER g sfKsTrNoyy.-Dr. Burtons Ansidose
Tor Tobacco Aas accosspltsael all clossasd for a.
w MANN, LIST Nat. Bank, New Albany, Ina.
OLERGYMAN's TESTIMONY -OsE Box or An
TlDofE cured my brother and myself. lr yEvER
FAILS. Rev. J: W. eHosNAxER,
Kelley b Station, Pc.
FROM TIE POLICE aKApouARrKRs. LyNN n ass
nsss .sus AT, ps fss sSs:d & !: %
desire Tor Tobacco 10 removed.
FROM THE sourHEnN HeNR JOURNAL, BaLrr-
MGsk & MDMoIs &C ne, DO. q surto.s A9t,dess ,.eesd
In Recommending tt to al eur readers.
4. Y. SLATER, Bditor.
FOB ssas.msll sAaE sh 4 AZ cs,r.ss.sS DsSssIsrs.
d. r. HIoKLIHo,
for District Of Columbia. noS sm
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During the week, ending to-day, there has
been received at the Treasury Department
from the Printing Division, s7l0,5J0 in Frac-
tional Currency.
The amount shipped during the same Pc
rod was as follows: To Assistant Treasurer at
New York, S1OO.UO; u. s, Depository at
Chicago, Ill, S5AUOO; at Cincinnati. Ohio,
SfO1,0o0 q National Banks and others, Sl92, ,Sl5.
Total, S3+4,3lj.
The amount OF securities held by the Treas
urer Of the United States in trust for National
Banks, reported to-day, were rs follows: For
circulating notes, S3f9- 81, 400; for deposits OF
public moneys, S35 80 $50. Total S377 ,527,75U
The amount of National Bank currency Is
sued during the week was S12i0l0 making the
total amount issued up to Gate S3I I,ss7,926.
From this is to be deducted the following 9
amounts: Mutilated bills returned, SiO, O,es2, ,725
notes of insolvent banks redeemed by United
States Treasurer, $685. leaving in actual
circulation at this date, s29e, 500, ,17s.
The amount Of Fractional Currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was s62i, 200.
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BELMBOLDs EXTRACT OF BucHU

Hundreds suaer on in silence, and hundred. o,
others spply veinly 20 druggists and doctors, who
either merely tantalize them with the hope OF .
would nos wish 70 assert anything that would dc
injustice to the afhicted, but am obliged TO say
of the eoSsr! Of fs Dy sSOfic1.
ployment, unwholesome air aud food profuse men
chId6iTth t is far oftsner caused by direct irri
t.siSn ,; ,sp.,ied to the mucous membrane Of tire
When reviewing the causes OF these distressing
complaints, u 10 most painful TO contemplate th
simple asce to the subject ts Re. eoi Of
The many additional causes which largely affect
f oee and 81 % =.
more or less directly the welfare Of the entire hu
education and marriage causes the years thai "a.
sure deagned Tor corporesl development 20 be
the early of school, and espseisIIs Is
the unhealthy excitement Of the ball room: Thus,
excited by. pleasure pervertins in midnight reveI
the honfs desisned by nature for sleep and rest.
In consequence Of this early STRAIN pom her sys
tenn, unnecessary effort 10 required BY the delicabe
day, thus agsrs waiting the evil. When one excite
nsnt ls over, another In prospective keeps the
nov constant restraint Of fashionable dress sbso
utey foIbie sing the exercise Indispensable TO the
strength the exposure 70 night Air. the sa,Ssn sao
change Ct Temperature; the complete lrostration
marriage caps the climax Of misery and the un.
fortunate one, hitherto utterly OF tue
plain dictates and renonstrances Of her delicate
nature, becomes an unwilling subject o medical
treatment. This 10 but Q truthful pic cure Of the
xper1epce OF thousands OF our young women
Long before the ability 90 exercise the function
- the generative organs, they require an ed uca-
non OF their Peculiar nervous system. Composed
Of What 10 called the tissue, which 70, in common
with the female breast and lips, evidently under
the control Of mental emotions and aseociations Al
an early period Of life; and We shaIl subse
quently see, these emotions. when excessive, lead
long before puberty, TO habits which san the yery
life Of their victims ere nature hes self-completed
their development.
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EVENING COsTUMB.-A dress for evening
wear Is a white tarletOn, or white silk trimmed
with blue chic0ree rouches, II It be a silk
of tafetas, II rarlatan, the rouches of tarletan,
and then pink or green is prettier than blue
The chicoree rouches are composed of oblong-
snapped pieces pinked out on one side. and
eathered mp on the other. These are land over
one another close together down q strip of tar
leian or muslin. The dress We wish 10 describe
has wide chicoree rouche all around the ex.
treme edge Of the skirt. II measures abou,
i've inches across. Down each side Of the
front breadth to the hem rouches are also
placed. These are graduated, being five in ches
wide at the hem, and narrow at the waist, The
bodice is made with epaulette-like wide braces
edged with rouche about two and a half in.
ches wide. They end at the waisr, back and
front. A sash Is worn behind trimmed with
the rouchiBg.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afterneen's Dispatches.
NEWS FROM SANDWICH ISLANDS.
slave Trade-A Suspicisut Vessel.

SAEFRANCIsCO, jan. s.-The steamer Idaho,
with Honolulu advices to Dec 18th, arrived to-
day. The funeral cortege of his Royal HIGH
ness, NJ. KekuanO, on Dec. 22d, was very i'm
posing. The missionary packet, mot uIng Star,
arrived from Cruzfamong, MicroResian Isl.
ands. she reports that the slave trade is openly
carried on between these islands and the coast
of South America Correspondence contaiss
outrages on the natives by slaQes The mis-
slonaIles ask the presence of American. Eag-
h>h and French war vessels to prevent this
unlawful trafic. large brig, named Waterly,
Cap'ain Pease, flying British and American
coiors by turns, and armed with two l2-poand-
eis, seven o-pounders, and two stern ckSsers
all properly mounted and equipped, and
well provided with small arms, smm
n'non, and full crew of European,
American and Maniio men well drilled is re.
ported as cruising these Islands, her purpose
unknown. Whalers and other vessels cruising
among the Cavalence Islands have been
warned of danger
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AN ALLEGED BANK SwINDLER.-It will be
recollected that some two weeks since q man
attempted TO swindle the first National Bank
OF Richmond cut of $3.50 by Offering to de.
post with Its cashier a check for Sl2,OO0 of the
National Union Bank of Woonsocket r. l.
The cashier OF the Woonsocket Bank was tele.
Rraphed 70 by cashier Smith, who pronounce
the check forgery. The man escaped, how
ever, without arrest, and we now learn turned
up in Atlanta, where, by q similar swiudling
device. ne succeeded in obtaining S7,OO0 from
one OF the national banks of that CITY, He was
however, arrested before he could get away
with the money. In Atlanta he produced, as
he did here forged letters from a promi ae Mt
northern firm endorsing him as man of m san $
and character.=R chmOnd LonrRnL
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WON AN.

Females. owing 20 the peculiar and important
relations hich they sustain their peculiar organ
iZstion, and the Offices they perform, subject
many suferings. Freedom from these contribate
In no small degree 60 their happiness and welfare,
for none can be happy who are Ill. Not only 50,
but no one OF these various female com plants can
long be suffered % run without involving the
general health of the individual, aud long pro-
dscing permanent sickness and premature decline.
Nor is IL plSAsaut TO consult . physician for the
relief Of these varioue delicate Affections and only
upon the most urgent necessity Will true woman
The sex will then thank ne for placing in their
hands simple specifics which win be found en-
cscfoss in relieving and curing almost every one
of those troublesome complaints peculiar 70 the
sex.