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The native American., 1840-04-18
C A q TON.

WE are called on TO caution the public, the Druggists
w IN particular, against purchasing i,om any traveller
under Whatever preences they may lie offered, any OF
DIR. EVANS INVALUABLE MEDICINES,
their success in the cure of Ccnsump.
Ton, Dyspepsia Liver Com plant, Indigestion, Cosye-
ness, Loss Of Appetite Papation Of the Heart Pain
IN the Head, Breast, Back and Limbs Dizziness, Rest
essness, and all diseases originating in the Stomach,
Heart Lungs, Liver and the associate organs &c., has
caused reckless mposter who it is ascertaned, has
been travelling through Pennsylvania, Maryland Virginia
EVANS CAMOMILE AND APERlENT PILLS;
and anoth mposer has introduced into Pennsy ivana
&C., spurious article, purporng to be PARrs SooTH-
SYRUP. for children when cutting their both
of which deIeterious counterfes. Therefore, in
order to protect the public against the inroas Of such
imposons, and to secure them the benefit which his
Genuine Medicines fail in bestoaing he has caused
the label OF EvAhs' CAMoMILE &c.. Pills. 10 be en-
tered according to an act OF Co gress.''
notice OF which entry is printed the labels On
every bottle Of the Genuine Pills. and he has caused the
Dr. J. Paris 10 be stricken out of the label of
his celebrated Soothing Syrup. for children when cutting
their selh that the label Of the genuine syrup reads
DIR VIM. EVANS SOOTHING SYRUP, an lnfalli-
bic remedy for the pain and sickness 10 which children
are subject uhHp ~""g te-th tested ard approved by
thousands rc,re-s aaa aurses, who have BY ITS early
application, not only ened their children from suf-
erng excrnc'ang pain but in many instances rescued
them from death.
OqBe particular in examining the labels and also in
knowing that Dr. Evans any Of his medicines
save through the medium of his resident agents IA adj
vcrsed throughout the Union, at the Western Office,
Louisville, KY, and his prinelpe Office 100 Chatham
Street, New York, where wholesale orders will be
promptly executed on the most liberal terms.
0Jrhe public may rest assured that in every instance
that comes within the knowledge Of Dr. Evans or any
of his agents where the Counterfeit Medicines are pur-
chased yended he will give them the earliest public
notice of the imposition Already have proceedings both
civil and criminal been Instituted against several Drug
gsts WHO have been detected and their names will Be
laid before the public at early date. THE BEST
PROTECTION he offer for the pesentis TO caution
purchasers TO obtain his Medicines from the
! AGENTS ONLY.
| LEWIS JOHNSON, Washington D. C.
| G.. CRUtKsHANK, Georgeto,rn, D. c.
/ BELL ENTwIsTLE alexandria, D. c.
The native American., 1840-04-18
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD .-Th
w The Passenger this Road will daily start

WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD .-Th
w The Passenger ;fsns this Road will daily star
~ follows, viz:
FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE,
AT 6 O'Clock. A. NJ. and at 3 81 o'clock, p. NJ
FROM BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON
At nine O'Clock, A. NJ and at four O'clock, p. NJ
Passengers BY the morning train, if proceeding west
pardly can connect with the Western train the Bal
tinore and Ohio rail road at the Relay lo.se, reaci
Frederick in time for the Western stages that leave there
ri IL O'Clock, Harper's Ferry, in time for tn.
evening tram 10 Winchester; while passengers travelling
eastwardly conveyed through 10 Philadelphia without
unnecessary detention at Baltimore, reaching Phiiade
pha time for the evening line to New York; and thu,
accomplishing the journey from Washington to New Yori
in one day
Under circumstances whatever the train be de.
layed beyond the hour fixed for starting is therefore
respectfully suggested that ssengers procure their tick
Its the previous evening; 10 enable them 10 which
iheolEce will be kept open till half past O'Clock
p. NJ. BY order,
oG6 Sa.HULL SyETTlNlUS; AS1L
The native American., 1840-04-18

DOTELER& DOM would respectfully inform their
ID customers and the Public generally, that they have
Just received their spring stock House furnishing Goods
consisting of almost every article used in gentee house
furnishing, viz.
Mahogany furniture, Beds, Bedsteads, shuck and Hair
Mattresses, Maple and other Chairs unusual priced;
plated goods of every description, Knives and Forks.
Mantle and Astral Lamps Looking Glasses ; Glass.
China. and Crockery ware, Wooden ware, Kitchen and
Tin ware, B ass Andons, &C., all of which will be sold
on the usual accommodating tcrms.
Chairs manufactured, usual, to order.
NJ B. Hair Mattresses of superior quality made to
order, at reduced prices. Mar. %.
The native American., 1840-04-18
WASHINGTON CORPORATION.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,
MONDAY, APRIL l3, 1870. !


Present. Mes.rs Colds borough, (Presdent,) Barclay
Randolph kirkwood Maury. Gnnton, Watterstoh, Brent
! Clarke, Brady, Marshall, and Dove.
On motion Mr. Watterston, the Board resumed tine
CON Iteration Of the bill suppleme ntay TO the act ell
tiled act to regulate hackney coaches and other car
riages in the city of Washington approved septembe,
go 1888 ," and it then amended and read the third
time and passed.
Mr. Gun,on from the Committee on Improvements, to
which was re erred the bill entitled An act making
appropriation for laying trunk across AN stree, east
reported by way OF amendment substitute, ehtl'itd
act Tor la ing trunk across and otherwise Improving
18th street east" which considered and agreed to,
and the bill then read the third time and passed
Mr.. Gunton from the committee reported, With
out amendment, the bill from the Board OF Common
Council making an appropriation for forming and gray
cling twenty five feet IN width OF west 10Th sr ell from
10 street north; and north street, from 10th street
to the canol and it was then read the third time
and passed. ,
Mr.. Gunon, from the committee, reported with
ont amendment, the bill from the Board OF Common
Council Tin relation I" flag tootways," and recommend
ed its Indefinite os'ponemen; and II was postponed ac-
cordngly
Mr.. Kirkwood Introduced resolution in relation to
| reser, ors which was read and ado ted
Mr. Marshall, from the Committee OF C'eHna, asked
TO be discharged from the further consideration OF the
petition OF Lewis Carusi and they were discharged ac-
cordingly.
consideration OF the bill IRON the Board OF Comm
Council making an appropriation for the purpose Of
grading aud gra1eliing pant Of west 18th street. from
i Maryland avenue to Water street p" lhe Guesol was
then taken the indefinite posponement OF the DILL, as
recommended by the Committee on improvements; which
was decided in the affirmative.
SO the bill Was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Randolph introduced" An act making an arpro.
priaton for trunk the side Of 18th street west.
II The intersection OF street south, and tor paving the
gutter the east front Of square No. 299 " which was
read three tlmea and passed.
MIR Kirkwood presented application from the Uni.
Literary Debating Society. asking for the OF the
chamber OF this Board hich to hold their weekly
Pa Iinh raaI nd IaJ an tahla
4 communication received from the Mayor inor.
ming the Board that he had signed the 9th instant the
resolution concerning the erection Of aims house
and for other pupoes and the resolution authorizing the
commanding officer Of the Navy Yard to take the surplus
earth on 7th street cas-, from NJ to street south.
| And then the Beard adjourned
| BoARp or COMMON CorxetL,l
| MONDAY, ApRiL l3, ls4s 5
| All present, except Mr.. Granmer
| As, Hukpcas iow to C0aGitsee 90 Iupu,eUets,
The native American., 1840-04-18
CHEAP CASH STORE.

Doors. SHOES AND CAPS, sold cheap for cash
AID The subscriber returns his thanks to the public
orally for the liberal patronage he has already received
and hopes by constant and punctua attention to all
ders, to merit continuance Of the same. He has re
ceved the following articles which he will sell cheap 70
cash only
Ladies Calf skin Walking Shoes.
" Morsco & Seal skin do.
Seal & Kidd Slippers.
Gather Boots.
Seal & Morocco do.
Misses do.
Seal, Morocco & Calf skin Boots.
" - Jeffersons.
Slippers
Childrens Shoes of all kinds
Gentlemcns Boots, sewed and pegged.
Do. Waterproof Boots.
Do Nuilys.
Mems and Bows Brogans.
All kinds Of Over Shoes
Fur & Hair Caps.
Backing, Brushes &c. ..-.
VIM. DOUGLASS,
South side Penn. Av, between 9 & lOsteets
The native American., 1840-04-18

WASHINGTON COMMERCIAL MATHEMATI.
w CAL, and Writing Academy. E street, between
18th and Ilth streets east of the Globe ce where
young ladies and gentlemen be instructed in the
different branches of polite and useful literature. in
parate apartments, by Mr.. and Mrs. FILL. The above
institution is open for the reception of limited
number of pupils. April 4 At.
The native American., 1840-04-18

COMPOUND Strip OF SARSAPARILLA-
~ Those wishing to employ the remedial power of
the sasararla, will find in the Compound Srup OF
the best and most convenient preparations in use !,
has been extensively used in this city Alternative and
spring purifier with the happ-st results. Prepared at
Mar TODDS' Drug Store.
The native American., 1840-04-18

DrLEs! PILES! PILES! cared at last. This terri
Il Bile complaint Is antrd cured in all cases by th'
us OF Hays Linnent In OF failure, the agents ar,
forbidden TO taxi any pa.
- Never buy unless il have the signature OF Com
stock & Co. on The wrapper
Sold by WIN. F. Bender, Charles Stott, and others
original proprietor Solomon Hays,
ap ll-3n
The native American., 1840-04-18

RESOLUTION authorizing the commanding officer Of
the Navy Yard Washington, 70 take the surplus earth
on Seventh street east, from NJ to l. sire south.
Resoccd &c. That permission be-, and is hereby, given
10 the commanding officer of the Navy Yard in this city
take the surplus earth out of Seventh street east from
10 street south for the Of SAID yard: PROVIDED,
be left at the proper grau ton and under the direction
Of the Commissioner OF the Sixth Ward.
Approved April 8, 1910.
The native American., 1840-04-18

- ARDWARE SrORE.-Thc subscribers respec tfuI
entity that they have formed co partnership under tn
hrm OF ng'e Boteer and have possession Of th'
Old stand formerly occupied by H. C. Slade opposite tn,
Centre Market where they intend keeping wsli.se
which they determined to sell the lowest and
accommodating terms. HENRY INGLE.
CHARLES W. BOILER, JI
Nor.
The native American., 1840-04-18

4 SELECTION OF GAMES AT CHESS, actually
IA played by Philador and his cvntemporaries-Now
fist published om the original manuscripts, with
and additions by George Walker is for sale the Book
and stationary Store Of w. M. Nj ORRISON,
MARI. 4doors west Of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-04-18

~ ARPETINGS.-We have just opened
u IL 3.4. and 5.s yenitian Carpetings. TO match
On land, 1000 yards Ingram Carpetings
All of which will be sold unusually cheap.
Mar 81 BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1840-04-18

kTERCHANT TAILORING.--T. F. Hardness
wi respectfully informs his friends and the public tina,
he has commenced business Pernsylvania avenue,
few doors East of nth street. where he ready 10
cut" all ord re- in his line.
He has hand. and is constantly receiving, a
supply Of fashionable Cloths Cassmeres and Vesngs-
which he will mike 10 order at the shortest MOTTO" and
the most reasonable terms. And he hopes, ut 'c at
tenon TO business, 10 merit and receive sha. OF public
patronage
NJ B. Persons preerring to furnish their o"n Cloths
have them made UP to order at the shortest notice
Feb 22-;f
The native American., 1840-04-18
REcrsrEss OFFICE. WASHINGTON. APRIL !, 1870.

REGISTERS OFFICE, WAsHrNGroN. APRIL !. 1870.
A SSIZE OF BRE AD.--The cash pric. Of snperfoe
n fonrn the county Of Washington being from S.
Is to S. rs per barrel the law requires that bread sold
in the city of Washington the present month shall
weigh:
For the 81 gle loaf, "a ounces.
double loaf. 43
April4 c. H. WILBERGER,
Repiafer
The native American., 1840-04-18

NEW NOVELS just published and for sale or
~ circulation Nv w. NJ. MDRRI SON. doors west
OF Browns Hotel Cooper's new novel the Path Finder
or the Inland Sea.
Also Poor Jack, by Captain Marryat, pant l.t
Mar. al.
The native American., 1840-04-18

vyNRACTS AND OTHER PAPE RS relating principal
ly to the Origin, Settlement, and Progress ef the
Colonies in North America, from the Discovery Of the
Country TO the year l776 collected bv Peter Force in
volumes is for sale at the Book and Stationary Store of
w. M. MORRISON four doors west of Browns Hotel.
Mar 81.
The native American., 1840-04-18

THE WORKS OF CHARLES LAMB-to Which are
L prefxed his Letters and Sketch Of mis- Life, by
Thomas Noon Talfoure, of his executors in vols
is for sale by w. M. MORRISON,
Mar. 81. doors west of Browns Hotel
The native American., 1840-04-18
TO THE PUBLIC.

Tying and TAILORING, c. L. SMITH & A.
IL o. Bowen, at their cid establish ed stand, Second
door East Of the Ahenqum, Pennsylvania Arenue, Wash.
ingtonl he subscribers respectfully invite The alton
ton of Members OF Congress, Strangers visiting the
Metropolis, and the Public generally 10 their very
rerioI method Of Coat ard Cloth Dressing and Dying,
by PowELLs London Patent Process.
They deem it only necessary TO observe, that Clothes
out Of condition with Grease, Paint, Tar OIL &c or
whatever may be foreign to good condition. they pledge
themselves to reinstats enovate from all extraneous
substances.
The manner Of execution is such, that Cothes thus
dressed, tan the fine gloss of clch and have their
shape and appearance when first from the tailor
hand, not beng more liable to gather dust.
The subscribers also DYE every description Of APP
pare, in all the variety OF coors and warrants entire
c. l.. SMITH & A. O. BOWEN.
MAncH l4TH, 1910.
/ CE.-Io remedy the Inconvenience necessarily at
Tending the sale OF Ice by measure have deter mined
hereafter TO sell only by weight. measured bushel Of
dee weighs from 50 to so ibs varying according to the
manner of measuring, quality Of Ice &c shall assume
"a lbs to ba the standard tor the bushel Tick
Its nling that quantity and s as low
as lbs. ready for distribution. The price vii
be three ionts of cent per pound, and this. to those
who commence with the season, will be the price through
out tho year. With those who use large quantities spe
cia contracts with be made
The quality OF the Ice secured by me this year is
enua II not superior, to any before put up in the
District thang been taken from the channel Of the Pc
ioDac.
mar l4-lmo. s.J.ToDD.
The native American., 1840-04-18
Jan. ll-2mo.

DOPULAR LECTtkES ON Geology treated
in very comprehensive manner Ivy X. G. Eoa
Leonard, Cons ellor OF State AND at the Uni.
versy OF Hed.nurg, in Germany, with illustrative en-
cravings, translated BY the Rev. j. G. Marris \. nj
and edited BY professor Hall, NJ. D. formerly Pro'es
sur Of Math mates amt Natural Philosophy in Middle.
bury College, Vermont, aud aerw ards Professor IF Chem
i-tr, Mlnerol"gy in Washington College, Har,fo,d
Connecticut. FiIst and SECOND numbers are received
and fo lie at the Book and Sta orarv Store of
W. NJ. Nj .RRlSON.
Mar. 7. doors west ot Browns Hotel
DOMESTIC GOODS, 50 PACKAGES, VERY
IL CHEAP.-We have opened in the I'd story OF nn
stuehouse tir following imp"i ted and don goods
WI! ch will b. sold by the piece very cheap cash o.
TO punrtu.I customers:
10 cases fine brached long Shir,ings
" do heavy do do do at IL l.2 cents
10 do furniture Prints
II do handsome style Cacoes, for IL !. z cents
bale, 5-4 brown Cottohs
S do Al very fine brown Shirtiags
do Russia Diapers
do crash do good quality
8 do Russia Huskahack
3 cases Irish Linens very cheap and pure
J case Long Lawns
l do cambria Musins
100 dozen cotton Hose and Half Hose
100 do common Linen Cambr,c H'dkerchiefs, very
cheap. BRADLEY T. CATLE1 T.
IA
The native American., 1840-04-18

South side Penn. Av.. between 9 & lOs,eets
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-20

is in favor Of them. This is not only untrue
in fact. but 1t Is So unreasonable that d mo.
ments reflection win eohvince any one that
no such state Of things can possibly exist.
No considerable portion Of the people ever
was or can be IN .fuvor Of Tie banks in the
sense supposed. The Interest Of banks cam
not be a matter Of solicitude with the people,
for, as it is the nature Of men to look to their
own interests, it can only be expected that
bank stockholders, officers, etc., can be in
faOor ofthe banks. When sensible men are
in favor of banking it is certainly not that
the interests of few stockholders may be
promoted, but that the people may be bene-
fitted by banking operations. Who ever
heard or dreamed Of legislature chartering
a bank to promote the interests Of its stacktold-
ers? Or who ever heard of the people desir-
ing the establishments of bank for such a
purpose! 1t is idle to put forth any such SEN
timents. Bank stockholders and bank Off
GERS are the only persons that can be sup
posed to favor the interests Of banks. And
we repeat that when men, (werm mean men
who regard the welfare of the people as pa
ramount to the interests of demagogues]
when such men, we say. desire the esta-
blishn ent or continuance of any particular
kind of banks, it is because they believe that
such measures win promote the Interests o
the people; the interests or wishes of stock
holders not being for moment thought Of
But demagogue newspapers endeavor to sti.
fe or murder every thing like reason or com
mon sense in an argument which they DC
not like. Hence the Van Buren, presses
keep up continual ding dong ofhumbugery
about the interests of the banks contrastet
with that of the people, constantly swearing
that the wings are the friends of the former
Bank stockholders are not more than one i
thousand of the people of the Unite
States; and who cares more for them tina
for the same number of other persons! N
man that is good citizen.
We are opposed to the present system
banking. Why's Because that it does ne
promote the interests of the people. But W
: are in favor of such a system Of banking
was described and advocated by our senate
Walker, in his speech two years ago in tn
senate, upon the currency bill. Why? b
cause that we believe with Mr.. Walker, tn,
National Bank and few state banks
each state will promote and sustain SCUM
currency, and thereby greatly benefit tn
people.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-20


which may Be then pending e lay q equity
but the tendency ofang such suit q las.
or equity IS not 10 suspend the general
proceeding in tho case, nor postpone dis
tribution and settlement, so tar as they can
he made.
10. All suits BY, against, Or concerning
.bankrupts, 10 be brought within Two years
alter the bankruptcy, and not Afterwards,
except on causes Of action which shall not
then have risen. But all debts not payable
till future day may be proved in the bank
ruptcy, and paid pro rata, with proper
abatement for interest or discount.
IL. Any person proceeded against as an
involuntary bankrupt to be entitled, at bis
election, to trial by jury, 10 ascertain the
fact Of such bankruptcy.
10. No person to be entitled 10 dis
charge who shall be proved to have lost with
in years before his bankruptcy, by any
gaming, waging, or betting of any kind,
whether at one or more times, the sum OF
dollars.
Is. The Circuit Courtin each District to
establish rate Offices for the officers the
Circuit Court and District Court, in all ca.
ses in bankruptcy; and those rates to be
published.
IA. The act be TO continued in force five
years, and until the then next session Q
Congress. :
MI. w. was followed by Mr.. BUCHAN
AN, Mr.. TALLMADGE, and Mr.. WALL
all friendly to that great object.
The Senate concurred in the amendment
made by the House of Representatives t
the census bill; and then adjourned.
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n men, that neither State legislatures or the
mutual competition Of State Banks in the pur-
nit of their business with each other. could
r would prevent over issues in banking un-
ess the former put such restriction upon
hem as would amount to a prohibition OF
heir business. anew theory is gotten up
We are now told that the evils we suHeF 70
because banking at all, in any Way is per-
mitted; and again, that those who conduct
he banks are all corrupt, dishonest men,
Tbe former is obviously incorrect, for bank
me and a paper currency existed before the
a;ffculties commenced, and as TO the latter
"a think it probable that they are about az
onest as they have ever been. Which. is
Dr each institution to seek its own interest
rst. directly, and then indirectly by endeav-
ring to meet the wants of the people. we
mink the n, that it is proved by the most DIS
strous and unfortunate testimony, that II
banking is permitted at all and paper suffered
b form part of the circulating medium, ex-
cept that issued by the Government nation
\ ba nix is necessary to prevent excessive IS
sues Of bank paper.
But the President and his party are oppo-
sed to a National Bank-and why! Because
state banks increase and their issues augment
during it's existence!-because with 1t the
people do not enjoy sound currencyt--be-
cause any of the pecuniary distresses the
people now suffer prevail during its contln-
nance, Or. is itbecause it endangers the SAFE
~ of the public money. It is insulting to
our senses to assign any of the above reas-
pns. for the very reverse of them alhare DEM
onstrated in our sight. But there is a reason,
and TO hide it from the people, every conceiV-
able device is resorted to by host Of dem
arogues-immense labor is performed, mo-
new expended, and vast amount OF Inge-
nuity brought into requisition' 1t may sue
coed for a season, but ere long all men mus
acknowledge that National Bank is opposed
because it is desired to give the President
and through him forty thousand officers, the
custody and personal possession of the pub
lie money! Here and here alone is the root
the evil-here is the fountain of the River
Ruin that has deluged the land. But mari
itl This President and these den'agog"es
politicians and offce-hOlders cannot, no, the!
cannot escape The just indignation and The nae''
tied anathulGs Of an injured PeoPte---oEa '-'tl"
ed country.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-03-20
DIVER sEMEN rs.
ATTENTION FUSILIERS.
TR.UST SALE.

DY virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to
- the subscribers by Linneus b. Markham
and Elizabeth M. his wife, bearing date the
2Sth day of January, 1887, and duly record
ed in the Clerks office of Yazoo county, on
the 18th February, 1887, in Book q OF
deeds, pages Is, 66, 81 and 6S, for the Pur
nose of securing a certain sum of money IN
said deed specified. We shall proceed to
sell on Wednesday the 22d day of April
next. in front of the Planters Bank at Yazoo
City, formerly Manchester for cash, to the
highest bidder, the property in said deed
mentioned, to wit:-The soRth half, west
half, south east quarter of section 20; the
the west half, south west quarter OF section
%: east half, south east quarter and east
half, south west quarter, and east bait, north
west quarter and north half, NVest halt,
north east quarter, and south half, west hall,
south east quarter of section %; the north
east quarter and east half, north west quarter
of section 81; the west half, north west
quarter of section 33, all in township III,
range l west, containing 76O acres of land:
more or less. The above mentioned land,
being the same upon which the said Mark
ham formerly lived, and now occupied by
Doct. B. Yandell and Hamer and Burton.
ALSO-The following negro slaves, tc
wit: Ned aged 40, Matt aged 40, Billy aged
40. Robin aged 35, Nelson aged Is, Move
aged is, Anthony aged Is, Susan aged 70
Nelly aged II, Lucy aged 20, DAME
aged IA, Emanuel aged 40, Jerry aged 80
John aged Is, Little Ned aged o, Ros,
aged 40, Biddy aged 80, Maria aged II
Molly Davis aged II, Henrietta aged i
years, or so much of said property as shall b
sufficient to pay and satisfy the first not
mentioned in said Deed in Trust, due on Is
February, 1888, for $4,000.
The title to the above property IS believe,
to be good, but acting as trustees we WI
Trustees, in and by said Deed.
THos. ]. JENNINGS,l Trustees.
! NAL. M. HAMER,
Yazoo City, formerly Manchester,
: March 18th 1910. 3I-ot