Evening Star Newspaper, March 12, 1860, Page 4

eta THE EVENING STAR. Axox@ TRE stories told of the canvassing in Paris for the seat in the French Academy, made vacant by the death of De Tocqueville, is the following by the Boston Traveller's cor- respondent “4 lady, one of the most beautiful women in Paris, warmly advocated Father Lacordaire’s claims to the vacant seat, intending her elo- quence for the car of an eminent member of rhe Academy, who happened to be in the room. In conclusion, she directly appealed to him to give the friar his vote. He replied: ‘Georgi- ana, Duchess of Devonshire, the most beauti- ful and intellectual woman of her day, took a most aetive part in the canvass for Charles James Fox. In her zeal for the eminent ora- tor, sho even went so far as to solicit in person the votes of the humblest freemen. She was of the greatest service to the Whig party; her winning beauty, her rank, and the splendor of her equipage. made her indeed an irresistible advocute. In the hight of the canvass she appealed to a butcher fur his vote. He said she might have it if she would allow him to kiss her. She accepted his terms. He kissed her. Fox got his vote.’ The advocate of Friar Lacordaire understood the apologue, and, holding out her cheek to the celebrated. but very ugly academician, said: ‘Take your price!’ The bribe was instantly taken. Fi- nally, the Rey. Father secured his triumphant election.” ANGLoPHoBIA Ix Spary.—In a letter to the Times, ‘-A Traveller in Spain” says : “It is searcely possible to give you an idea of the bad feeling towards England pervading all ranks of society in this country. An English- manin Marciaa few days ago asked his way to the cathedral of a Spanish gentleman, who most courteously conducted him. On reach- ing the door the sacristan was not to be found, and the Spaniard kindly offered to go for him, but doubted his coming, as it was past the usual hour. ‘Tell the sacristan,’ said the stranger, ‘that an Englishman does not ask people to work for nothing.’ ‘English! the hitherto courteous Spaniard, ‘Eng! ou? then I shall not stir astep for you. Tho english are all bad. I hate them/all.’ Re- monstrance wasuseless. The debtis the grand offence. They publish their own version of the English claim; they suppress all explana- tions; they call the English government dans, usurers, &c. Then, again. they affirm thatthe English are helping the,Moors with men and money; and I was told lest night, with the utmost gravity, that when they have done with the Moors they intend to give England a les- son: Nearly every newspaper teems with furious leading articles. with sarcastic letters, with raked-up calumnies against the English, and, of course. so much poison uncounteracted must produce its effects.’’ UF The late trazedy in Pittsylvania county, in Virginia, in which the Witchers and their friends, and the Clements and their friends were engavred, and in which three of the Clements’ were killed outright, and several of the other party Wounded, has created, it is said. the greatest excitement in the counties adjacent to that In which it occurr: as well as in the immediate neighborhood of residence of the rties concerned. ‘The i acquittal ofthe Witcher party, howeve that the fanit of commencin the aifray w; the side of their foes Sen a UF The decision of the Lord Chancellor and Lords Justice has confirmed the dec ree of Vice Chancellor Wood, which declared the bequest of the late John Shakspeare to be void. ‘ue de- clared object of the bequest war the formation of ® Shakspeare Museum in the house where Shak- Speare is said to have been born, atStratford-upon Avon. By the above decision of the above-nained equity judges, this bequest was pronounced to be void under the rule of law against lying up prop- fry in perpetuity, from which only charitable bequests are exempted. °F Signor Tolede, Mora’s late Minister of as co Affairs at Cesta Rica, made his escape out of the country ina closed box, in charge of Mora’s wife, wko conducted the box and ite con tents safely to Punta Arenas, where the ex-Min- ister embarked on board of a sailing vessel to a port in Guatemala Efforts were made by the military authority of Punta Arenas to detain the wife of the ex-President, but by the timely inter- position of the acting British and American Con Suis at that port she was permitted to embark on board the steamer Guatemala to join her husband. UF Severai of the Walcottville ladies in Con- necticut who were enjoying a jolly supper on thelr cwn hook, a while since, at the Allen House, ght a fe s In upon their operations. t' 8 of the Soas of M . ry torial. can’t begin with the tribuiations the poor fellow went through be- fore the jollifying females let up on him. Oy tHe Loox Oct. —The Savannah Express 2) that the three revenue vessels—Harriet Lane, Aiken and Dobbin—stationed on that coast be- tween Cape Romain and Cape Florida, are on the sbarp lock out for siavers. Last week, it says, the Dobbin weighed anchor and took’ a run to Port Royal, having heard that three slavers were expect in there % Vatcaste Discovery.—The Chattanooga (Tenn ) Advertiser Says that the rock called Tri- polf. and extensively used by jewelers in polish- Ing their wares. and in great use for polishing and brightening all metalic substances, door plates, knobs, &c ,&c , bas been discovered to exist in large and rich beds near by Chattanooga. I General Tom Thumb, who is only twenty- two years of age, has his yacht. his fast trotter. is Without a wife, an rich, is about to again to make an exhibition of himself. He is tired of @ quiet life, acd longs to at a amattag pte ng be a spectacle again to ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. WIL! ARDS’ HOTEL.— ly, NY; SR Lesith, do. L Fo: bbe Mre + ithian, do; Mi 38; F Merrili jee aod family, Army 4 Barr and lady, N @vlen and lady do; » a s dO: dos J Tr A Beal an: indy, Fla: Hé zier.do;D- Sh theid. ~\; Hou F B Cutting, do; A Ham pool t. Pray ea ore sturd ol, iC ter, ¥ NY:G Bown, Mane: € Morte Broome, Pe Rei, Hon J Wi ims, € Morton and dang tor, NY BH Ro wnsend. do: ppt do; C Z mine: 3 ardett, »do5G CM Pa; W Aufarmaa,dor “Weer da56 CM —Mrs Merton and dargh- Jobn Nerta. «:t; Ho Suii- ak = Stpeniale: J Frost 3G Taylor, Va; i, Parsons. Mop J Mita : B Tyler tv ‘n. no Ee a Ch Mrs on att. Cl; Mr S.2) i Maaae castes Ark: kk ene th and indy, Mass; gan, Ei igzina, Md; L Sweeney, Va; W Ine or 3 Pa; H NY; E Ju C: 8 Stave- on F Walbridge, Mi J Aborn, % Pe: ker, Popeye Q ie NY: D Parker, NH: HOT Garntt, Va: B Lark. O. Mrs Lester, La; J Proctor, Mas: 7 turd, J Din-more, | Motruiki o} Sametook, J Strie B: OC Maz Worthingion, Mi ‘ Saidner, W Worthingion, Ma; A Leary, ta *ROWN’S HOTEL.— luck, Ga; E Harris, Ain; J Nocona A Gayle AWeboor. A Gossett RHC J wards W Ege Soa f r fine, Harris Moy @ Hel nC Ready. s dtovade, T-. oa speed ; King, Rev PD Talmazn. NViSS Hate Proce, wig & Bell, Gaz Toa Smith, Pag PW. Sethe, a; Mra «* Duiy, 3 RK 5 +P Merrett, B Kochiil. C Hammest: 8 Pare Gov Moorehean, On8. Cy 2 F Strfhiing, F Bell. ary Tenn; J Richmond, SC: D Price, NIM i wal va KIRK WOOD HOUSE.—J Money. Va: Egle. LEasm N Towns na Ny one E ees Tx; 8 Hick: Fyans F Leo NY. R Pull: NY: Wise. Mass RSinuzht NY; E Museen Meck G eating, Os WS Ashe, 3 Na aArmend. | * Mé;W Rictards, jr, Va WASHINGTON HOUSE— p Thompson, 0; C Newton, mae ipkerjon. 8 | Hon Wm'S Keugor. Hoa KE. Penton, NX} john Heeni, Pa; John P Thompson, Ps; P B Hous tor, O. OCEANSTEA MEBRS’ SAILING DA ys From tae Unrrep Braves. iaamers. sfriea ses... NG erpool....Men Rem ssi ‘ iverpool....Meh 1 Geen Amorican, Meh 2; South pl. > South ptom.. Mey 1 Ne x. ew York...Feb. 4 3 New York Fab H ve Paty a low wert og ‘and 19th 4 PEICE OF THF NEW yi _ oO as SCREW STeA Meee Mog Me 5TSRN +» Fob, 90, ippere ars earnnst! Sa; Uniers the dr By’* ret: ry few Vork with elogsei state. nm and 1; nosis, Som *porianon ar ee s ten, lingsford, Ne: C if Til! ers, Var HS iiekia > 0; A Reecids. Pa; P MISCELLANEOUS. NOTicE TO BUILDERS, MEDICINES. [? 18 NOT T00 MUCH TO GaY, Ofice Board of Commissioners Nevw Centre Markat, OLD AND YOUNG, fashingt ary il, : TH. of Commisnoners, under the act of sd AFFIRM ITS TRUTH, tember, 1859, entitled An act providi = woop" IR Viz.—THAT ROOFER hive D'S HA Will preserve infailibly the growth and color of the hair, if used two or three times & week, to any imaginable e. Perfeotiy, restore the gray, cover the bald with nature’s own ornament, the hair; 6 it more soft beautifal than any oil, ‘and preserve the scalp free from all disease to the great- estage. Statesmen, Judges, Attorneys, Doctors, Clergymen, Professional men, and Gentlemen and tes of ali classes, all over the world, bear testi- mony that we do not say too much in its favor. Read the following, and judge: Hickory Gnove, St. Charies co., Mo., Nov. 19, 'S7. PRoF. 0. J. WooD—Dear Sir: Sometime jast summer we induced to use some of your Hair Restorative, and tt cts were so wonderful, icted, toreportit. Our iatcle been perfectly covered with 201 head. The hair almost entice Sreetion ofa Ney Market Seeece the site of the ‘arket,” i eu f the i- Bions of, said aot, hereby inv Me sealed } proposals for buiiding said market house, according to the plans and specifications of the same, be seen‘anda Py, of the latter obtained Neds of ofthe in the basement story of thi be dorsed tinny for the New Market-house,” addressed to John C, Fitzpatrick, Esq. President of the Board of Commissioners, and d this office, on or before the 22d day of February next, between the hours of 9and12a.m. ‘The Architect, Charles Haskins, Eaq , will be in attendance, daily until that time, to give necessary explanations in regard to the work. pa saaers for the work are required to propose for it fo! : 1. For the building complete. 2. As, in view of the uncertain nature of the ground = which the building is to be erected, the whole number of piles under the foundation, and some portion of the grillage,as indicated on the plan, may not be required. biddera must state what deduction they will make in such event per pile, and for grillaga per superficial foot, tor such not required, and in case that more pil nd gril- lage may be found necessary than the plan oalle fo or more stonework and excay: some called it acald me off in consequence, when a friend, seeing his sufferings, advesed us to use your Restorative; we did eo with tittle hope of suc but to our ¢ very few appiicstions wew and inguriant removed the d crop of hair soow boy has as healthy any other child mend your Reatorauve the scalpand hair, W Tunt & crop of hair as nd do hereby, recom- a perfect remedy for all diseases of urs respectfully, GRorGE W. HiaainnotHam, SaRaH A. HiGGINBoTHaM. My lisit had, for several years, ay, accompanied bya harsh- nf Application of ou uecessary 6 ation for the founda: tions, the price for each additional pile, for each superficin| foot of grillage, tor each perch of stone- work and for each cubic bet of excavation. 3. ane time required for the completion of the work. All proposals must be made in conformity with the foregoing, and accompanied by a written guar- antee, of the following form: Form of the guarantee. The understgnsa — of —, in the State (or dis- trict) of ——, hereby guaranty that in case the fore- going bid o1 for the erection of a market house in the city of Washington, — will, within ten da: contract, execute the sai PRroF. Woop—Dear 8i b ing continued its turned to ite natural color, and assuned a softness and’ lustre greatly to be preferred to those produced by the application of oils or an paration Lhave used. I regard it x 3m lady's toilet, whether to be the simple purpose of You have permission to y doubt of its performing all Mrs. C. SYMONDS, 114 Third street. Cincinnatt, O., Feb. 10, 1857. WELLINGTON, Mo., Dec. 5, 1857. r: By the advice of x tf ng your Rair Restorative, that is claimed for it. with good and sufficient Sureties, to the amount of twenty-five thousand doilars, aud in case said— shall fail to enter into contract as aforeaaid, we senrents fo make good the difference between the offer of the said — and ProF. Woop—Dear that which may be accepted. mine, who his been w s ran’ duced to try it. Lhad the fever, some ume last Tete Cements OF ihe two guarantors.) tly every hair in my head came cut. N ‘Witness, gome in a great deal thicker than ever i I hereby cartify that the above named — and — | duty. and sympothy that I fee! to cominns a give this are known meas men of property. and able to | *f¢*ficted as I have been. would induce me to give this ublic _ackiowleden rof. Wood's Hace 1 Yours resp of the benefit L have received from ive, ectfully, oo their guaractee. To be signed by the United States District Judge, the United. States istrict Attorney, Corporation Attorney of Seashiagton, Collector or Navy Agent, No proposals which do hot conform to the forego- he considered. ; i And whereas the fourth section of the aforesaid act declares, “that from and after the passage of this act the entire nett revenues of the Sipe Cen- tre Market-nouse, and also those of the proposed new structure, are hereby appropriated, and invio- iably set aj A.R. Jacors, The Restorative 1s put up in bottles of three sizes, viz: large, medinm, and smali; the small ho'ds hall ® pint, and retails for one dojlar per bottle; the me- dium hoids at least twenty por cont, more in propor- tion than the small, retails for two dollars per bot- tle; the large heids a quart, 4) per cent. more in Proportion, and retails for $3'a bottle, O. J. WOOD & CO 8, 312 Broadway, New York, (in tho gr tN.Y. Railing Esta! rt, as a special find, subject to the or- | lishment.) and 114° Market street. Louis, M der of tho Commissioners authorized by this act.to | and sod’ by all good Druggists and Fancy G enable them to pay for the erection and completion Dealers. 1 5-e03m ofsnid structure,” payfnta forthe work will be mads upon monthly estimates of the architect of the work done, reserving ten per cent. thereof as collateral security. so far as the funds accruing un- = ec eoues of She net will ee or a8 inay ereinafter rovit slaw. By order ¥ JOHN F. COYLE, in 14-eotd Seoretary of the Board. ‘ommisstoners Centre Market, Office Board of C spe eats wy eg My Resolved, That the time mentioned in the above advertisement for receiving proposals for erecting said building be and the same is hereby, in obedi- ence to the jomt reaolution approved the Jéth inst., extended to the 15th day of March next, at 12 0’clook M. By order, &c. fe 21 UROPEAN HOTEL. The Eudernigned has the honor of announcing to his friends and the citizens of Washin ton and elsewhero, that he will open now and spacious ests hlishment, “1H EUROPr AN HOTEL.” corner of Lith & enue, ou Saturday next. Thearrangements,em bracing the various departments, have been carried out with such cireumspection as to suit every de- mand which may be n.ade for eood eating, drinking, &c., &c, The rooms for lodging are com‘ortable, united with prompt service. apartmenta can be re? THE APFLICTED! RS. M, COX'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION, . This valuable preparation has proved to be oneof the greatest remedies for Erysipelas, Scrctula, Rheumatism, Scurvy, Eruptions and Blotches on the Skin, Piles, Bilous, Ague and Fever, Old Sores Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver. Sait Rkeum, and al: diseases arising from the effects of Mercury, ever presented to the public, Testimonials and certificates from hundreds of respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of the country are in possession of the proprietor, tes- tifying to its curative powers. . ir it i“ mein by moet of Pe Sracetats OF Balti- more, and at the residence of the proprietor. MRE M. COX, 158 East Baltimore street, between Eden street and Central avenue, None genuine unless her uame is blown on the bottle and her seal on the cork. Pi Frise $1 per bottle, six botties for $5. holesale Agent. RS. 'T. Cisse, Druggist, Georcetown, D. C., has besn appointed W hoiesale Agent for the District, and wil] aupply the trade at my prices. de 22-tr A NAVANT’S STRINGEN AND AROMATIC i" DENTRIFRICE, For Cleansing, Roantilyin, » and Preserving the ‘eeth and Gums! ad at a stated price per dav or week, whist moals | wil be rerved either at table Photcora ta eure DPUNNAVANT’S oo The locaticr 18 such as to faci itate official business MoO cerhiftanea , matters, being central and commanting rondy mo. For inflam: And Ulcerated Gums! DUNNAVANT’S ODONTAGIC ELIXIR, For the Cureof Toothache and Neurnigia! Sold by aii the principal Druggist gess to the Capito! ac wellas to the Departments. The Restaurant attached to the hotel will always ina&condition to accommodate pasaengere who arrive ty eariy trains, The undersigned fiat- iinsolf thata libera! patronage will reward ia ons, 68 NO pains will be spared n in order to ® entire satisfaction to thoss who may honor him with their custom fe 16 tf P. EMRICH. COLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE. BALTIMORE. ROBERT B. COLEMAN, late of the firm of no 12-Sm TRIP TOCUSA. BY MRS. JULIA WARD HOWE, 1 vol.: price 75 cents. Sermonson St Pauv’s Episties ty the Corinthians, dolivered in Trinity Chapel, Briziton, by the late ev F.W. Robertson, M. A., incumbent; price ‘coleman & Stetson of the Aetor Hous . ; ‘ 5 Fey Tio cheap edition of Captain MoClintock’s Nar- sel Nee Var ise haoscee ce rative Discovery of Sir John Frank.in; price 75 cents. Poems by Thomas Buchanan Read,s new and enlarged edition, 2 vols; price $2. For'salo by feat BLANCHAKD & MOBUN, N EW GOUDS AT VERY LOW PRICES. We are now receiving alarge aud well selected stock of Housekeeping Goods, such as Bleached and Brown Shirtiugs, Cotton and Linen Sheetings, Damask Table I inens and C Napkins Doties, n great vari ty, Pillow Case Cottons 54 Undressek Camorios, Plain and Jaconett} Cambrics, Camb: Swiss Bande Edgiugs in every variety, Hosiery, Jouvine’ Kid Gloves. &c..&0 We shal alsc continue to sell all our Fauey Silks. Silk Robes, Fou'ard Silks, Meri res, And most winter goods at prime cost. TAYLOR & HUTCHISON No. 42 Lovisiana avenue, few opporite Centra Markat Space. his son, FREDERICK W. COLEMAN, nl charge of the above we!l known house for of years. Many important alterations and improve- ments have been made, rendering it first clags in every respect. . s ‘The location of this house is convenient to trav- elers and cilizons, the city cars passing constant: to ali points, and the Baltime e and Ohno and Washingtou depots being in close proximity. Liberal arrangements will be made with, tamil = anal kentiemen for Board, (either full or par- tal.) They will continue the International Hotel, at Niagara Falls, New York, in the same sumptuous manner that rade it 80 popular with the travele ing public during the past season. de 23-3m FOR STAMPING A PACKET OF PAPER AND ENVELOPES TO MATCH, at the METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE, PHILP & SOLOMONS, Agents for Laurence’s celebrated Linen Papera, “* Metropolitan Mills,” &o., &0., ja mar 32 Pa. av.. bet. 9th and 9th ste. EVERAL V Y GOOD SECO: D S P FRY for sale upon eas: eG ey One for $100; one for $95: one for $175 A'l rosewood with stylish exterior. the’ W.G METREROTT, musio store of A no Stools and fe zz =) DISPATCH! NSA Save the Pieces! °2— As accidents will happen, even in we!l-regulated families, it is very desirable to have some cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c, SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE meets all such emargencies. and no household can afford to be without it. It is always ready and op to the sticking p here ia no longer a neces- aity for limping chairs, splintered vensers. headiass d and broken cradles, [tis just the articio for cone, shell, and other ornamental work, so popuinr with ladies of rofinement and taste. g° assortment very fire Pla Covera just reneived P®orosais FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA- PRoPosALs will be received at the office of the As- sistant Quartermaster at Fort Leavenworth, K. T.. ¥ his admirable preparation is nsed cold. being Heats for the teehee waaay oO: April chemically held in Bolution, and possessing All the during the years 1480 hd 1881, on the following | YeUabIe qualities of the best cabinet makers’ glue, It may be used tn the piace of ordinary mucilage, routes being vastly more adheniee - ° USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.” Price, 25 cents N. B.—A Brush accompanies each bottle. Wholesale Depot, No. 48 Codar street, New York. Address HENRY C. SPALDING & CO. Box No, 3,600, New York. Put up for Dealers in Cases containing Four, Eight, and Twelve Dozen—a beautiful Lithograoh lo Show Card accompanying each package. oe A single bottle of SPALDING'’S PRE PARED GLUE will save ten times its cost an- nually to every household. f IF . Sold by all prominent Stationers, Drugists, Hardware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, an Fancy Stores. Country merchants should make a noteof SPAL DING’S PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list. It wil stand acy climate. fo i0-ly N uW YORK AND WASHINGTON ‘ STEAMSHIP LINE. The Steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave Alexaudria and Wash vork EVERY WEDNESDAY, at 3 2 o’olock p. m., and New York for Was! ington every Saturday, at3 o’clook 5 j he ship at Alexandria atany 1, From Eorts Leavenworth and Riley, in Territory of Kanvas- and from the town of Knees, in the State of Missouri, to Fort Union, inthe Ter. titory ot New Mexico, or any other depot that may be designated in that Torritory, and to any point on 8 Toute, 2 From Fort Union. or suoh other depot as may be designated in the Territory of New eXion, to the posts or depots that are or may be established ia the milt:ary departnreut ot New Mexico, except Forts Bliss and Fillmore, ho weicht to be transported each year not to jess on either of the routes than cne hundred thousand (1 ne. polis, nor more than five mil uinds. Hons (5,000,000 ih state the rate per 190 pounds per oh the t aneportation Bill be pore lormed on each route in each month of the year, and wi!! be made for each route separately, Bidders will give their names in full, as wellag their p'aces of residence, ind be Prepared to enter outrac ud Lo exeouce bonds, with good e- i mount as mar be preacribed by ssistant ()uartermastar at Fort Lcav-nworth. not to exceed $150,"0 on cash route, aa soon as con. Lr cteltewt her Pee ‘ontractors wiil bs reqnired to be in readiness for servic: by the lstear ar May racosedieg tae meaus of transportition to be approved i the Aematent Quartormaster at Fort Leavenworth ; and, be ossecriatios may be demanded at any time for the whole bai to be transported durtig the year on either of the routes, they must have Places of business or agencies at 0: in the vicinity = as Keaves worth and rs poe Union = other pot in New Mexico», at whioh they ma: municated with readily, i ditiiar Fach p-oposal wil! be accompanied by the nam of the sureties, who must be wei: known. to the sistant Quartermaster at Fort Leavenworth, of tho steamer’s departurs N. B.—In the event of the steamore inability to cross the bar in consequence of low water, will be promptly akira to and from by the undersigned. For freight e apply to SS TEREAN & RHINEBART, f R _00%5-M.T&Str Weatarn Wharves._ AS COME!—HAS COME!!—HAS COM THE GOOD TIME HAS COME! SINGER’S No. 32 SEWING MACHINE Can now be had for One Hundred Doliays! No.1 for Ninety Dollars! For mrpeerncbarinig parppecs the ouly reliable and auexoeljed A jachine in the world.—J. AZ “Family Sewing Mechines from Fifty to 86 ‘ami wing Machines from Fifty venty five Dollars. © have tried them in our own fa) ilies and find them superior to any in use.—J. M. Stanger § Co.'s Gaxetis. Z @ invite all to cali at cur Nuashington Office. No. 388 Penns. avenue, under Nationa! Hotel, and examine them anc their work. The great economy in using such a machine will at once become ap- ir Whosa joint oapabtlity to pay the b snd: id tl be forfeited, must be Bttested to heccitemae. Proposals will be endorsed as follows: “Pro sas for Transportation,” and none will be enter: tained unlees they fully comply with all the la- tiona set forth in this Advertisement Sa ‘hs jeotl i at rishi is reserved of rejecting al! the bids that ist eeuast an, GENERAL’s Orficr, feu Washin, ton city, Feb, 19, 1860, JOETHE'S CORRESPOND E A Chad eine GkRESPONDENCE WITHA The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnoid, roftanor of Modare Mian het an hora Ir; Sas, by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, M. aein oe * pines Coren steel ent ape eae sivas teal: Ci 88 111Us- 8 oO! . ing all of Singer's Sewin; ie and sketch of his life. Edited by famed mens of their + furaiehed to all, of sent to any hn 5 address. ro] as price $2. rene assortment of Thread, Needles, Twist. and other machine findings kept on hand, and sold M NOT MSINGER & CO., 488 Broadway, NY . MM. “5 es re je we. HOLOVER Aone” “role tr 188 MARTHA HAINES RUTT, OF NOR. M'Sore! i eR, a.—Leisuro TAYLOR & MAUR es 334 Pa aves bet oth aod Toth ata, )'AMOND STATE ROLLING MILLS” HURSE SHON IRON , For sa.6 by JNO. Rony aNS"e G6. Agente for MoDanicl- “ marf.elm ‘AlexGaz)"" “Wilmireton Bel. | Haines Butt; price PHILP's SOLU panished {MALULARD'S CANDIES. CAROMELS, &o. | _fe15 Metropolitan Bookatore. 332 Pa, av. AILLARD’S CAD 23, AROMELS, |EW CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS.— _ PHILP & SOLOMON have teat tos cere ag) lot of fieeh MATLLARD TE: choice assortment of Chromo Lithographs from CANDIES? CHOCOLATES a “S C. ‘ KING & BURCHELL, London, the subjects of whion are entre! on corner 15th: t-and Vermont ave. exoeed ia ‘Reauly Anytuing hitherto "predaced te Fan a IRR WAM E Pany arteiee ST BBELP & 8010 ON'S, OW orinse &r hol tea =S 332 Pa. av. 7 oth ste. Sole Agents for Lawrence’s oslebrated Foreiin A. Stationery. fol MEE M.A COORE Comugase ino labor sey wert A Oe Se ieee Joan HS ELOIEE AND cauwrsers._ 2: Ra eae | Reo en cake vies & CO., $33 mth MEDIOINES. : TON, D® *°#Siprimore LOCK HOSPITAL, it Certarn, FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE, LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT. BT NO SPLY INMED ATELY. URE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, ou “iN FROM ‘ONE TO TWO DAYS. Weakness of the Back, Binctures and Bladder, involuntary ef ‘ Debility, Nervouanens, Dyspepey, Lanigour, Low Spirits, Con faaion of Ldess, Palpiition of che Hears, Timidity, Tramablmnga, Dimaens of 8: Giddiness, Disease of the Head, Thront, ctone of the’ Lange, Stomach of Bowsle— orde g from Solitary Hadite of ‘and Destructive Practices which rea- and destroy botn Body and Mind. YOUNG MEN whe have become the victimeof Solitery Vite abit which on der Marriage impossil Especial; that dreadful and destract MARRIAGE. ung Mon gentemplating Maz. weakness, ergani¢ debility, he care of Dr. J. may rei jeman and cenfidently €pou bis skill asa phy OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, left band aide going from Baltimore street, a few decors from oruer. Fail not toobserve name and number. betien must be paid and cousin aetamp. and the greater pi wh itals of London, Pari, Phil fected some of the most known; many troubled with TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Young Men and others who have mjured themaeivi certain practice indulgs wi it fe Tearned froin evil co which are nightly felt renders marriage impor hould apply imi are some of the h te ef ep, and if not cured, ible, aud destroys beth mind en ately. 'd nnd melancholy effecte produced rl 8 of Sig Paipitation of the Heart, Dyapepay, ty, Derangement of the Dig symprowe of Cousurpy MENTALL’ be dresded—Li of Spirits, E Love of Solitude, Timdity, etc. are seme de susends can ne health, losin, d emaciated, When the misguided and mpredent voury he has imbibed the seeds of this painful dise happens that an li-timed seuse of shame or dread of discovery deters him from app to those who, fr on and befriend him. He fe igning preten tained, audin despair leave over Siecovered country from whoee hour DR. JOHNSON'SREMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY. nd important remedy weakneae of the er, Sand fail vigor 4. Tay otihe d; whe had lest ail hope, have relieved. euys to Marriage. Physical er Mental Di fications, Loss of Procreative Power, Ieritn bility vig ond Weakuess er Exhaustion ef the meot foarte: jedsly cured. ENDORSEMENT OF TRE PRESS, NY THOUSANDS cured atths aud the numerous by Dr. Joh the papera and’ many othe Wovch have appenred egain 4 ory . an enffcisnt gusrentes to the adlicted. ot ni bility, jan ly THE Universat coven REMEDY. FOR ALL KINDS OF LUNG AND THROAT DIFFICULTIES, CHRONIC AND COMMON COUGHS, WHOOPING COUGH. BRONCHITIS, LOSS OF Voi STOMACH DE- BILITY CAUSEP R COUGHS, AND HEART COMPLAINT. Lares Bottles 50 cents, Small Bottles 25 cents, 4ND THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED Tend ANOCDYNS, FOR NEURALGIA, NERVOUS HEADACHE, EAR ACHE, TOOTHACAE, GOUT, RHEU- MATISM, ST. VITUS’ DANCE. LOSS OF SLEEP, AND MINOR NER- VOUS COMPLAINTS. Price 0 Cents per Bottle, These Preparations being msde by etrict pharma ceutical laws, eustained by testimonials perfectiy reliavle and within the reaoh of ail, are now, after ight years’ use in private circies, and having per formed remarkable oures, offered to the le with hat confidence in their curative powers thatshould arrant all in making trial of them. ; Crrsuiars, testimonials, and every evidence to trengthen corhdoence, can be found with all deal- era, to which weask particular attention, and op Which we rely for approbstion, 3, W. HUNNEWELL & CO 8,6, 7 snd 9 Commercial Wharf, Sole Agents for Boston. @EORGE HUNNEWELL, 145 Water str: Sole Agent for New York, For sale by the usus! agents in exery ity, and by the druggists in ‘Washtugtou, Sooreoiswe anc Alexandria, no 8-280ly Coveus, COLDs, HUARSENESS, &o. The prevalence of the above compisints at this season generally has the effect of bringing ont a host of crofess-dly new specihes, aud while some are good, many are useless, and others even dangerous he wisest conrec to pursue is to consult your am- tly physician, or otharwigo use only such reme dice As long public exper ce has proved to be exfe and sfheacious. Of this ciaractor is TYLER'S COM- POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Ori iy tie favorite prescription of an eminent ply i cla soon became a popular remedy, and has continued to enjoy & growing reputation for the last twenty years, In oases of common Colds, Coughe, &c., it acts like a charm,and in Chronic Cases, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup. Asthma, influenza, &c.. Unparaileled, and most will testify Svcenta per bettie, . aimer, Chas. Stott. &o., Wash ington: Cissel, Georgetown: Peei & Stevens, Al- exandria; where it may be hed also,for convenience. in Lozenger form. Price 123 and 5 centr a box— known as * T:ler’s Gum Arabic Congh Candy Drops,” as an eloge: e4zt and efficacious Pui 2 Lozenges th avrpnased. de7-Sm BeHe BEST COUGH SYRUP I x i HE B US N THE JRLD. Fhe best COUGH SYRUP in the world is @MARTSHORNE’S PECTORAL SY! a * tii WiLD CHERRY. Sse o i# article 13 propar. & chemi: and nounced by modieal men, and those wee have eee it, to be the best preparation for Coughs, Colds, Ca. tarrh, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Sore Throat from 6 Coid, end & prevontive of that lion cf ciseases, Con stemztion. Persone who sing should use it, the taste, softens, clears and ctreag ators ail irritation of the throat and "fig Boitbs Sand 59 conta and $1. Sold b 8 2 cents ani . i dragaiats in Weshington. Geerzetown and Alczax : one « THE ALL SUFFICIENT THR TRIESEMAR, 1, 2, & 3, Protected bv Royal Letters Patent of England, 1 by the Seals of the Ecole de Pharm and the Imperial Colles of Medicina, ys vaiuabie for exhanation, Spermator- rhees, ant 8!) piysioal dicabilities, No. 2 completely erad cates all traces of thore diseaees that have been h.therto treated by the nau- sons and pernicious uso of copavia aad oul 5 No. 3 lias entirely supplanted the injurious use of meroury, thereby insuring to the sufferei eedy reliei, dixparsing ali impurities, and rooting out the venom of discass, TRIESEMAR,Nos, 1,2and 3,are spared in the smell, and form of a lozenge, deveid of tarte : can be carriod in the waistoost pocket, Sold in tin cares, and divided into separate doses, as admini, tered by Vaipeau, Lailomand, Roux, Rioord, & Price $3 each, or four canes for $3 which saves and in $27 cases, whoreby there isa saving of To be had, whoiessie and retail, of Dr. Bak RO 194 Bloecker street, four doors below MeDougal atreet. New York. immediately On receiving are mittance, Dr. Barrow wiil forward, the Triesema: to any part of the worid, seourety packed, and ad- dressed according to the insiruotions of the writer. Sold also by 8. CALVERT FORD, a ‘Wash ‘2 6-6 ona te de ington, D.C. : ARTSHORNE’S CURE- He Sa toe aticaren, STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS. PKEPARED BY A CHEMIST, Borrixs 12, 25 and & cents and one dollar, VHEGREATEST PSC Oe ERY IN MEDIOAs LE! KARTSHORNE’S CURE-A inal fe aac, of ‘sccideuteor redder at a> | ich Se; 1168 in case leuts 3 8. as it freauont'y cures in leas time than it re to get & physi oures pain in any Of the syetem and is need “WEP Ac the foetont skaoges of the weathar pre Asthe ent chances 1e duce a bad God, Rheumnatiom, Pain in the hives and Body: aleo, Stiff Neck—every person shonlé ‘erves, Muscles t a bottio. It acts upon the Bomegustc power, expels al pela Ronse tfctee, N. B.—If you have @ Cou use ahr SAL, hte oe fyou sre Bil; 5 BILLOUS FILLS ther sar oree ae Bea @ach and carry! Bil eand Fou oF TEE Penner! MEMBERS OF THE XXXVith CONGRESS. ‘om ihe SEaTORS: inom or en nal ieth ote! i PE Aantann Pert Seed aited St Hotel ans Paar ieshae, Ro ro " .. at is, Negtaite Patot bet G ant H Bragg, The ‘ernon Hor Tier Bretlericee 9: Ca BGs ence a Lee ow re or ey Willards’ fi House et, ne orerner Bh rn farde” Hote! ye — ‘wood, wt eileudiphem, Clem, 1c's Fat > icon" D .. Mrs. Harrison's, 377 Pa. av ver, WW ene Prieatee 10 Maresohusetts av Van Wyok, Charies i. hences! Hotel Crittenden, John Verree, John P , Wilian ul -» Nati Hotel Davis, Jei wing yt Tr ‘Det 17th and 18th Dixon, James, 9% Corouran's Row, | street Waldton Hct, Washington Hoase Rooltttie, James R.. Mr Norton's, 9 Walton, K.P. 60 C st Douglas. Stephen A, Mi see” | Washburn, CoC. Cinrendon House, 6th st & Pa ny ¥ -4 485 6th wt v schburay} gd, Private Franklin Row, s2 Washbu aun ore. ‘kee, C. 036 er’ Pesecnder W. bene Ghipmaata 300 6 et Fitch, Graham N, a7 at bet oth end 10th ot Fitzpatrick, Benjamin, Brown’s Weils, A) Foot, Se Mes Chipman’s, 380 C st Whitel F.S,, Willarda’ Hotel pantenen | Weed ay ee and Windom, % I st, corner 19th Hae, Paley on Nations! ‘Hotel = Wecdran ioe, Willerds: Hotel Hamli-, Hannibal, Washington A Madison Place Ww ci ‘oedson. re jrown’s Hotel Haran, Janes, Wasnigeton House Wright, John V., ote! aun, H. P., Brown's i. J.. Mrs, Williams’, 17, cor C and ste finer eo arect cwiawiat | TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. Miss Queen's, 444 6th st. bet K aod F adrew, of Penne St Chaties Hotel HE STEAMER JAS, GUY Wall reoume ber 1 thong, 468 6th st, between D and ripe on TUES Ys eet $ » 16 Capito! Hill ‘february, 1860, 1! leave WA! Lot despa ieeoretiat Ix@row every TUESDAY. anc! H y. até o’clook a.m.and Al_-EXANDRIA Marsa? Tes hf. toe Rat, bet ith aad 12th f-pasté ovclock. for CURRIOMAN and tis on, A. U. P.. Kirkwood House intermediate Oa ber retare trop: James A, Mrs. Irving’s, 28 435 st tnd SATURDA eid ats a. Mm. LUCIAN 8. PAGE, Propriv tor. NATH’'L BOUSH, Ac’t, Alexandria. te. Iran! NT NOTICE ~ 1860 IMFORTANTNOTICE 1860 SOUTHERN TRAVELERS. sen | SSSR FOR MEMPHIS & NEW ORLEANS beige oy Alexandria, Virginian & Tennessee, Mem: & Char'erton, Missisrippi Ceatral, ‘and New Orioans & Jackson Kaironcs, A Dinact Rovtz axp Con7invous Raltwar Cor NECTIONS TO ond, — Lyncaours, “ tom, miseilies Mobile. Chattanooga. 1, L. W.., 265 G st, bet 14th and 15th rs. Irving's, Sebastian. Wim. h., Dr. Dunn’s, st Seward, Wi. H.,232 F'et, bt idth and Mth Simmons Jas. t.. Wiilards’ a! s 8 jt bet i6t! 1606 at San JOM eo fuinaok’s, 112 F, hot lath Arusmooil, Lyman, 451 8th st, bet E and F Wade, B.'F., Mrs. Hyatt’s, 38 Pa av, bet 6th & 7th Wilson’ Hower sirJov'ercor sth and Ps ov Wistall L. 2 Brown's J Hotel ones vial M.S. S on Yulee, Dovid Lode Let bet ith and sth seilie, Atlanta, Montromery, Columbus, Nashvilie. Grand Js ‘senction, M as, and New Orleans! ESENTATIVES. chee, E pice 194 I street, U7"-GREAT REDUCTION OF TIME.£0 Green, Private, 26 F et, bet 12th and 19th THE LYNCHBURG EXTENSION. from ‘Adrian. Garnett B., Willards’ Hotel Alexandria to Lynchbure, and also the MISSis Aldrich, Cyrus. Avenue House SIPPI CENTRAL, are now compicted, making en, ., corner New Jersey av and south A st Ailes! Joitw' Bi Private, x waged and C ate, 08 ps i, “Thon. be. re’ Aiideraon, Win.C:, Private, 206 F at bet 2th de 13th be ‘8, Ashlow, Jas. Mt Aire. Reilly rderaey EW OR AND INTERMEDIATE PornTs. Trrover Tickers to al! cf the sbove pointe car ute the ‘SHOR TEST AND MOST DESIRABLE Ashinore, Joh Nw corner 436 be procumed at the Grec: Southern and Southwestern Avery, Wim ‘T., Brown's Hotel Katiroad Oper. corner of stxth eiveet and Pensay, eesti ae Nation if vanin avenide, Waxbington. D.C. Br tel Barr, Thos. J, Willaron’ Hotel The Train leaves WASHINGTON at 6a. m. for corner 6th and D ste 2 the South and Southwest. Barret, J. R., Crutehett’s, s. L., Washin Honse Be Sure and Ask for Tickets via Orange an? Biuginm, sous’ ay Washington House Alexandria Ratiroad. Biair, Sam’! S.. Avenue House PP A yond from New York will meetan Agent Biake, Har: % the Orange and Alexandria Kailroad at the 5 Booock, Th: st Washington, from whom they will receive polite Bonham, Mili attention. Boteler, Alex. R. it Omaibuses leave the Office, corner of Sixth stre:t Boulis m Wee Ww . et one Wall & Stevens’ and Pouneylvauia avenue, 86 8. m. Brabson, Reese B., £38 H at, bet Sd aud 4th sts IZ On Srriving at Washington, paseangers for Branchy 1 awrence U’B , Brown’s Hotel the Sevth wil! be careful to take the Orange and Brayton, Wm. D., Smith’ Alexandria Railroad Gmnibus. . Briges, Geo., Mire. Harri JAMES A. AL N3, Bg Freese & Se eS fol-tf Tick+t Agent, ington Brown, Joho Y., 5 4 : Huffington, Jas, Private x w cor Sd and Cate, | PRALTIMORE AND OWI0 RAILROAD. CHANGE oF Hours. Burch, Jobn C., Brown’s Hotel Commencing on Mondcy Burlingame. Anson, Nationa! Hotel Burnett, Henry C., Private, 23,G st Buruhem, Alfred A., Willsrds’ Hotel Burroughs, Siiss M.. Washington House Rutterfie id. Martin, Willard® Hotel Campbell, Jas. H., Washington House tt’, 339 Ps yy » John, A aay eave WASHI-6TUO Gartee Luther National Hotel eave WASHINGTON atSa0 nel oe aries, 40M ‘i sourl BV Horace F. Private. cor K and 18th sta rk, John i, Brown's Hotel ens, Sheriacd, Willards’ Hotel tlepton. f rown's Hotel ve BALTUORE at S.isand 420 pm. a Su: 2) &. Me, O1 *. nge.s forthe EAST vill take trains ataz» David, », Williamson R. W., Mrs, Irving's, 28 43 st 7.458. m. and 3.29 p. m. ehiage, Clank BeWulardet Hotel ‘or the WEST at 6.5 g. m., and 3.20 p. m. rane, John, Willards’ H or ANNAPOLIS at 7.458. m., and »- m. fax. Schuyler, Avenu or NORFOLK at 145 6 on. nkling, Roscoe, Willards’ te 00 15 T. H. PARBONR. Acent Sooper, $e. B., Shoat 4 sien Sree: P Corwin, omas, uIsians Bven' Covode. John, Avenue House ASSAGE Gox, Samuel S., Private, AB eth street jee eg ed a The New Yor! Cc , Burton, ete {rawissd, Martin’. 0 Fat, bet sth and 4th sits Curry, Jabez 1, M.. Bro o' Corea fate. isis shea amaetiut & Peer | BVT Math dcieacye epee a inter, Private, Madison Pisce & Het | ®t 3o0’clock p.m. same day. ‘aseengers from Washi>gton and Geor Teale pavis, John G., 5{6 12th street can take the coaches oonnentng with Alesandrie Dawes, Henry L.., Private, Bw oor sd and C ate, 408 | Ft te oF tlroad, which leave the corner of Beinn, Charlee, uldnae Hote ™™* | onthe steainer froin the Western Wiarves at 1! i im:nick, Wm, H., oor Pa. geeks. m. Buell, R. Holland, Mre. Tille: Tooms can be cnsaged on application te : Morgan & Rhiuel Western vee. Mireisht will be rossived tg to the Leas of bree Dunn, Wim. McKee, Edgerton, Sidney, ! Insurance will be effected on al! goods | thisline at the office of the Company Ot M'perens 3 Feinundsin. Hon idwarde, Thos. 4 ‘ ot; Thos. ).. Private; Franklin Row, $32 K st Alfred, Reise’, 267 G st remium, . lish, W.&., Vernon House, cor Sd et & Mo av Lue scoommodations for passengers by this line Estabrook, bixperience, 6 11th ot | $208 every reepect fret-c ans, wud every fort wi! Etheridge, Emerson, Brown’s Hote) made to render this communication with New Yprk an agreeable and healthful one. Farnsworth, John F.. Washington House ty rota = © apply to FOWLE & Nd ca. Fenton, Reuhea in Washington How Ferry, Orris 3, Willards’ Hotel | CO., Agents, Alex Ploren rl ivate, and KH. B. CROMWELL & ©O., Florence, 7 on B. Sriyate, cor Ps. ve Ith et | e2-1y 86 West at..corner Albany New york hilip B., 492 FE st | ———— ee “ank A tus, Willarde’ Hotel RVR ING THE BL, Peed: hare B, Washington House P hicks OF Tie HE POST >} | UNITED STATES, Orrick SuPERINTENDENT PuBLic Set WasuinoTon, February 17, 1860, Garnett, Muscoe R. H.. Privat», 428 H st Gert 14 Lucius J., Private, 420 F at, bet 6th & 7th »wn's Hotel rivate, n w cor $d & C sts, 408 Wiliards’ Hote! lac! id sin gt. 5%, bet D & Paav ence to the requirements of the fi'th sec- Grow, Galusha _ tion of the act of Congress entitied * An act mak- Gales, Joba A. APrivate, wot Ss | ing appropriations to defray the defoienotee in toe on Sheps oe, eaten roth Sppropriations forthe service of the Past Offor Hamilton, andraw J. vy"s, 42 Missouri ay | 48 t for the fisoal year ending the soth of une, 1859 and in for the eupport of the Post | tfhies Department’ Tor the been’ pear end Mth of Jane. 1980, demen,it-, Thos., Brownie Harris, J. Miiringn: Mrs. Harrison's, 377 Paay tarria, Jo rown’s Hot i Ackin-dohn B.4Private, oor N.J.avendiat | ,S®ALxD Prop rown's Hotel i BOR! yeRT ending the approved February 16, 186)— = will be reorived unti’ Twrs lay, the 20th day of March, 1965. at 12 o'clock. skin, Joh aiton; Robt f lor PRINTING THE BLaNks required for the use of FeSpere aaa SITE gh addy erivanis av the Post Offices in Lhe Lritad States for four years Hickman sa bisneg ese a from the ist ot a at pee sonar eer “ » A te ¢ per centum deductrom from the prices aut! 12 Hill, Joshun. Private, ois 5 at, bet eth and 7th tobe paid bylaw for the printing of the Ercan Hoard. Ch Will er 4 which they propose to print the “ foresnid. Hooper, WH. ass 8s at The coutrsotor will be required to exeosta Ay ams *; fomptiy all requisitions 7 wy tm fer eee Wiltiker Wasktnrten theese \ Binks,’ and to ativer themer tuch prints 8 Auphas, George W. i | gnoh persous as the Superictendent of the Pubix. Humphrey, James, 252 G 8 fs mybet lath daa uh | Fetutine, wi ith fre concurrence of the Postmas': thai! desicnats. to he specified in the ovr Plutouins, Sonn, Smith's tract, and whose reoript thereat’ will be he-ameny« pina gy ering is gs evidence of the exeoution mi the order The ori. Jenkins. Albert G., Br A A janks 8 circular reoript from Post Office Dep ut, tating ed to the les of B t iy urd ‘wits tee stout wrappers. secnrely With tere, ar | pisiniy 4 bod to's Agee or Postenactar to ‘ones, John J. 250 ¥ wt Juukiu, Benj. F.. Washington Hogse Keitt, Lawrence M., lafayette Hotée, F near 14 Wey Francis W., Washington Housé Kellogg, Willi: National Hotel Kenyou, Wm. S., Wasnington House pilpore, David, 40 Missouri av ” a hom they &r» directed to be rer Killinger, Jonn'W.. Private, 468 14th at | “Evdbore etl te eoquiceh tp hentith peti-Restery Kunkel, Yasob M., 306 | evidsnes of tneis aiility and skill t dothe work Lamar, Lucius Landrum, John | 8nd, to insure A I in the bid«. blank forn: | of, shed on app ioxtion at this Larrabee, Chas. H., Choate’a, 41 2 “4 app ioxtion at thi Esseke Rene ice Rey SeN Troe | SS aot ll cacgeortmnel mans endo Desks, Sieiton F.. 8 w cor !Sth and I ets Lee, M. Lindley iigeyincton Howse Pore hed av, opp Willards’ ongnecker, ry C.. Loose, Dwight, Willarde’ Hotel ove, Peter A., 273 E st ovejoy, Owen, Cat Maclay, Wm B., Fst lory, Robert, Mts. Taylor's, 411 portation m Mercck Gieas eee te ee nm = | the Bian! Martin, Charios ho AY A, . Elbert 8., Mes: Pleas nee at moti vate, 4581 oi | he paper on which there blanks are to be printed | will be futwished to the contrantor from time to time @s tt may be required. upon his r-quimition, free of 7 for tra tation, in Washington City or New ork, or at int from New York to whien ti» on dees not egce-d that fron wired to be ‘and risk oftrann- be borce by the contractur for print oe addressed to Jonx T. Saperintendent ofthe Public Printing, Wastin i ton, and ender-ed ‘Proposals for Pri, tir ~ ard, Horaor, Mrs. W Ps wsitenbe silished titre tmcoe week satis ag Eh gens YS ape h day of March ia the Covstitation, Poors Mokniehi, Robs t Private, <2 tk Ele" gd States god Union, Wathiarton: Repu MoPherson, EF "Boje Hota | end F Seljnne: Dav aok: New Vork, sud ax —-. J i se” = Miles, W. Porcher, Pri 44 H st UY YOUR sTpv. = Milleon, Joho S~ Private, 484 Stitt . Me eae Be eee raat REDUCED PRICES. Montgomery, Wm,, re Latan Oikoe elite ie entire Stock of toves re ‘ashi yn House — bet 12th and i3th Ri Lxtares at reduced i om % bargains rs | s00n. fea, eth ot Ser Big ps th ——___ pepsin i 4.@. 6. LAMAR, 7 : ro Ae Atte Mis, Willams ae Parew | p AMAR, MOTT & AUTRY Niet ons Wie tacoma Pas neue ak RETO AP La in the hi ertol & Noell, John W-; Brown's Hotel ° re em terete ime hc Soha A ee ‘erry, John J., Mrs. Joyoe’s, nw corSst & Pa ay Ts TEA, TEA. t, John U., Avenue House . STANDAR® BLACK TEA. uel Smitheon’s, Ba ans 2H soccive to day as lot of & chests of nck Tea, ae pop ee fea, which we confidently reco™ 5 cents pe pound by - tis very © oloe, Price® nt mart ir crm nt ave FFICIAL “'P NIONS OF THE ATTOR rs Lo 2 UNITED AT Sadiletn the pot ane Heads 0 to their Official Duties; and ution, Treaties with For- ndian Tribes sad the Pu" ic mes bonnd in sheep, with oo nd & digest. The last 3 volumes oor Gen. ing. Theee 3 Seid ‘enparaee from the neta, to slow are Prair m brige tthe o8 vol ry with thealete,