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MANTUAM AKING.

MRS ROBINSON, would respectfully inform
INl the ladies of Washington, and those who may
visit the city, that she is prepared to execute work in
her line in style equal to any in the United States
Her residence is in 9th street the east side, second
door from the corner, where ladies will find it TO
their advantage CALL her residence is entirely
private. She has patterns of the latest fashion al
ways on hand. jan 10.
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PREACHING AT THE CAPITOL.

The Rev. Justin Edwards ID D., Of Boston, viii
preach in the Capitol tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock.
subect--"The end and importance of the Chris
tan sabbath jan 20
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C,TEAM ENGINE For sale, frstrate and near
- ly new Steam Engine, with iron shaft and three
sers Of pueys, 10 good condition. The Engine is
about three horse power and will be sold cheap, as
the owner has no further use for it. Original cost
300. Apply al This office to
dec 2q--3t q. w. NbNABLk.
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ARMY AND NAVY REGISTER.
lust published and for sale at Stationers' Hall the
d official Army and Navy Register for l843, by Or
der of the Secretaries of the Army and Navy com,
pliance with resolution Of the Senate and House OF
Representatiyes
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FpoM FRAscosIA-T Thirty Belo,o We learn from
the Salem Gazette that in Francona, New Hamp-
shire, on Tuesday last, the spirit thermometer was
down to 26, and mercury to 80 degrees below zero
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Cot. JoHNsos.-The Democratic Convention, at
Frankfort KY nominated Col johnson for Presi-
dent and Col VIM. o. Butler, of Carroll county,
and WIN. S. Pitcher, of Louisville, for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor.
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posr OrvIcr DEPARTMENT,

Cosra.cr Oyrics, January IL 1874.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the Unit
/ ted States from the lst of April, lS44, TO the
goth of June 1886, inclusive, on the following route
in Illinois, viii be received at the Contract Ohce OF
the Post Office Department, In the city OF Washing
ton until z. NJ Of the lst day Of March, 1914, to
be decided by the next day, viz
4l4s From Alton by Upper Alton, Edwsrdsville
and Helyetia TO Carlyle, so miles and back three
times a week.
Leave Alton every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day attain arrive at Carlyle same days by 10 p N.
Leave Carlyle every Tuesday, Thursday and sa.
turday at m; arrive at Alton same days by ~
pm. :.
Proposals TO carry in two horse coaches, nine
months in each year. and the residue on horse, will
be considered.
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NOTES.


No proposal will be considered unless il be accom-
panied by guarantee, signed by one or resPon-
.ible persons, in the following manner, viz
The undersigned - guarantee that -
n his bid for carrying the mail from - TO - be
accented by the Postmaster General shall enter into
an obligation prior to the 1T dsy Of April nen',
with good and sufficient suretes, 10 perform the ser
vice proposed"
Dated 1874
This should be accompanied by the certificate Of a
Postmaster or other equivalent testimony, that the
Uusrnn,ors are men Of property, and able TO make
good their guaranty.
The proposals should be sent to The Depar'men,,,
sealed, endorsed Proposals for Route No. 4lAS,"
and addressed TO the First Assistant Postmaster 1en-
eral. 4,
For the prohibition Of bids resulting from comb
nations, and the terms and conditions on when INC
contract TO be made see the late annual advertise
"''| c. A. w1CKLfFFE,
jan 12-Iaw4v
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THE FAIR CONTINUED.

aid In the erection Of the English Lutheran Church.
wl IN consequence OF the unfsvorable state Of the
weather during the first part Of the present week,
be continued during the next week
Hours from 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to 10 o'clock, 7. nj
The ladies connected with the Fair return Their
thanks to generous public and their friends for the
liberal encouragement they have already received
and hope to be sustained in their further attempts to
carry into effect the worthy and sacred object tc
which they are devoting their exertions. jan 20
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THE CATHOLIC ALMANAC, AND LAL
TVS DIRECTORY for 1874. For sale by
Jan 20 +. TAYLOR.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER,
FoR lS41


THE January number of this valuable periodical is
i this Gay received by +. TAYLOR, by whom
subscriptions will be received and the work forwarded
to any part of the United States.
Individuals residing in Washington city who may
subscribe 10 him will receive the work free Of postage
CONTENTS OF THE JANUARY NUMBER.
International Copyright Law, Letter to Hon }. E
Holmes, Nj. c. from w. G. Slmms, author of the
"Parinan," "Mellichampe," &c. &c.
Wona Florida, Tale.
Proverbal Philosophy.
Mr.. Webster Bunker Hill Oration-a rep'y to.
Blindness and the Blind
Cheap Liter ature-its character and tendencies.
The Stone House, Yorktown.
Georgia Scenes, Darby Anvil" by Judge Long
street.
De Mor,er Tale OF the French Revolution.
Heroes in America.
Iphighenia at Tauris, Drama, translated from the
German of Goethe.
And much other interesting and useful matter.
Jan9
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BY THE AUTHOR OF "THE MYSTERIES
OF PARIS"-CHEAP EDITIONS.

JUST published and for sale by
f. Il YLOR,
Colonel de SurviIle, Tale Of The Empire-lsl0-
by Eugene Sue, translated into English.
The Salamander. a Naval Romance, by Eugene
Sue, translated by III. W. Herbert, author of "Crom
well, THE Brothers," &c. &c,
The Female Buebeard, or lie Norne-au-Diable :
by Eugene Sue, translated.
Therese Dunoyer, Novel, by Eugene Sue trans
lated.
"A l. O.
ancient Egypt-by GLIDDoN, late Consul al Cairo
her Monuments, Hieroglyphcs, History, and Hero
glyphical Literature-published in quarto SIZE fill
ed with Eng avings-price 25 cents. Jan 20
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JUST PUBLISHED

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THE FREEMAsoN,s MONITOR

THE FREEMASON'S MONITOR.
JUST published, In one volume, with many engray.
iDgs, containing delineation Of the fundamental
principles Of Freemasonry, operative and speculative
well in a religious as moral view with explsns-
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Class No. 5, for 1874
To be drawn at Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday, Fee
bruary Sd, 1874.
SPLENDID PRIZES.
$35,294 !-Sl2 900 $50, 900 $50, $685.
prizes of $4,000 50 prizes of 1000
10 do l,500 so do 500
80 do 200
&c, &C., &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 50 SO.
Certificates of packages of ss whole tickets $40 &C
Do do 26 quarter do 35 OF
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass No 6, for lS44
To be drawn at Alexandra, D. C, on Saturday the
10th of February, 1874
GRAND SCHEME:
1000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
$500 Dollars! 2,lOO Dollars
20 Prizes of 1000 Dollars
20 of S500-20 of $500.
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets sl0-Halves s5-Quarters 80 So
Certificates of Packages of % whole tickets sl2O
DO do % quarters do 30
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Glass 7, for 1874.
To be drawn at Alexandra, d. c., on SATURDAY. the
18th February, 1874
Is Drawn Numbers on, of IS
PRIZES
| prize of $4,000 prize Of s. 500
l 5000 l 1000
$500 j $500
20 prizes of 81 900
20 Of $3.50 70 of 5000
Tickets sl0-Halyes s5-Quarters 50 so
Certificate of package of 25 whole tickets $40
Do do 25 half tickets 60
DO do 25 quarter ticket. 30
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To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c., Saturday
the 24h February, 1874.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
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10000 24oO
1000 1000
rs prize, Of 81 ,OOO-s4 prize, of $500
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Tickets slO-Halves s5-Qusrters 50 so.
Certificates Of packages of 25 whole tickets sI4O 90
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ages IN the above spencid Lotteries will receive the
most prompt attention. and an official account of
each drawing sent Immediately after it is over TO all
who order them. Address
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Washington City, ID. c.
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PATENT OFFICE, December %, lS4s

ON the petition of William FL. Howard, of Phlla-
~ deiphia .praying for the extension of patent
granted to him for an improvement IN Looms tor Sc
ven years from the expiration of said patent, which
takes place the 18th day of February, 1874.
II is ordered tina, the said petition be heard at the
Paten, Office the first Monday in February next,
~ o'clock NJ, and all persons notified TO appear
and show cause, any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Ordered also that this notice be published in the
Mad isonian printed at Washington the American
Sentinel and Mercantile Advertiser, printed at PLila
delphia; the Aurora, printed at New York, and the
Times, printed at Boston, once week for three
cesive weeks previous TO the first Monday in FebTu
ary next
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BY X. w. DYER & co.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

A I Todds buildings, adjoining Browns Hotel, on
IA Saturday and Monday evening, January 10th
and odd at o'clock
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HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH


p s. Editors of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Once, with paper
| containing the notice. dec.2b-law3w
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jan l6
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

The LATTER-DAY SAINTS, or MoRMoNs IN GIAs-
COW, SCOTLAND. = Hearing that a branch OF this
sect (writes correspondent was established in
Glasgow, attended their meeting ON Sunday last
lt was held IN large room in the Trongate, capa-
bic oil seating about 500 persons. Nearly every
person was In mourning for the prophet. Many Of
the men were dressed in black clothes a were
some OF the women and children, and the rest had
their hats and bonnets trimmed with black riband
or Grape. As each person entered he was greeted
by the brethren, and general shaking Of hands
took place, and smart conversational loud toLes.
was kept up throughout the meeting. At the end
OF the room was pulpit hung with black cloth.
and IN and around II were few men who were
spoken OF as the "priesrs, " elders" and "teach-
ers." In the pulpit was man named Cairns, from
Nauvoo, In the Unied States, the great centre of
the fraud He was "smar' looking man,
with countenance expressive of great earnest
ness. learned from one of the brethren that this
was sort OF conference morning." to ASCERTAIN
the state Of the Church in the Glasgow Confe-
renee. Suddenly man rose up, and moved that
brother Cairns be appointed President Tor the day,
which was put to show Of hands-both men
and women voting-and declared to be carried.
precise purpor OF which ! could moi hear. prayer
was then made, and hymn sung, after which
Cairns stood up and said, q You are met this MON
ing TO receive report from the churches represent
ed in the Glasgow Conference. We want to under
stand the exact number and standing Of the
Saints. We want to know what fleet the n,ut-
der OF our beloved Prophet has had upon Saints,
and upon the world round about. Be brief and 10
The point. and don't bermonise, but give Us fstts"
He then called upon number OF delegates, who
reported as follows
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

When III 70 learn, oh, ye OF little faith,
That crime 10 worse than indulgence or death
And honesty, high theme of FranklinI pen,
Best policy of nations ~ of men I
oh, sage philosopher! eouldst thou behold
How changed are all things since the days Of old
When from tho clouds thou drew Ut the lightning down,
And TO poor Richard gave 4 wide renown;
How would amazement seize thee, at the word
Republication! first by mortals heard,
In this our age, our country, and confessed
The stamp, the blaxon OF Columbias crest.
Unfold what counsel would be thine today:
What would POOR Richard to his readers say
" Oh f,iends oh brothers hear a patriots prayer;
Pay all your debts, matter how or where
Pay all your debts, leave not penny more
Than keeps starvation from beggsr's door;
Sc your best coat, your hat, your shoes bsside
Bareiooted honesty may strut In pride,
Bsrehssded worth ma ntsins special grace,
Credit in weeds shsmes villsiny in lace;
AID he who pays il always he who rules,
For Debt makes slaves m ldleness nskes fools.s
Thus might the voice. which senates heard with ave-
In homoIy lines pr0clsim righteous law.
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IT, 1884,
breadth of dimension Immediately beside the foot

Suosh VI Desluc tic IOOt-
path.
bloody fight occurred on Sabbath the l4th, on
board the brig Henrietta WIlhelmina, between the
ofhcers and part OF the crew. II being Sunday,
four OF the crew were suffered TO take turn
round'' the town. In their turnings they turned
into grog shop, and the grog turned the brains out
OF their heads. They contrived to get on board,
and at once turned in upon their officers. They
beat the chief mate severely, and were quelled
only by the operations OF a sword in the nervous
hand OF the captain One OF the rowdies carries
his certificate OF honor in the form Of severe sa-
bre cut on his breast and arm, and another in
nose on level with his cheeks. The corporation
officers should recollec that these men bought this
rum on the Sabbath Had murder been committed
we ark who would have been the murderer un-
doubtedy the rumseller.
The FISHERIES
A whale ran aground at Junk not long snce-
The Kroomen at Peter Harrs's despatched him
with pestles, clubs, hatehets, and other cognate
formidables, and then proceeded to turn him into
oil.
EDUCATION.
We beg permission 10 call the attention OF our
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.

M. LEvETT Dentist the inroducer Of inserting ncor
w upble Teeth on the principle Of atmospheric pressure
lowed be the improvement dentistry intro
duced invites and the public general examine hi
new method, which will be foand greatly superior to ANY
great and permanent comfort ceanne.s durability &C.
necessity Of extracting umps Of teeth and retains the
mouth in healthy The testimonials from th
suthories will hoss requiring artificial teeth,
those who had them unskuy the happsst and
satisfactory results. M. LEVETT, Dentist,
nl2 imt m 260 Broadway, entrance in Warren &C.
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
NEW YORK BRASS RAND,

THE Members Of the New York Brass Band would respect
meeting Of the Band held Military Hall Bowery, 2nd Nov
1874 Mr. r. WILLIS unanimously elected Leader and G.
assured that the Band will be inferior 70 none in this country
bestowed them the and will
merit continuance Of the Applications fol
James Conner ssers,sI . Bsysd street Of s
Pates 10 Norfolk streets Daniel Undeh ia Wooster
NJ Mene l5O Foryth street; John Wallace Clark street.
Ge9 G.oller Fonyth street, = Wheeler corner 9 Ayscus
ia Wooster streets o. s. Graua Composer 3s Baya'd street
RICHARD WILLIS, Leader.
NJ B-Bands prov ,ded for Public Balls Private Soirees
Seenades &c., by applying VIM. Wallace ~ Spring
nlc Inns
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SUPERNATURAL INVENTION,
TO CCRE GUTANEOuS ERUPTIONS AND CLEAR
DARK, SUN-BURNT, YELLOW, DISCOLORED
OR FRECKLED SKIN.
MANY-Ay, there many who have been cheated with
M ash aud therefore think the Of the JONES'
SOAP es.sgsIstsd let such give it fair .a Il indeed
al skin diseases In fact seldom or newer fails in curing
Pimples, Blotehes, FIeckles, Tan, Morlhew,
Ringworm, Old Sores, and Sore Heads.
But mind il 10 Jones' Soap has done and still effects the
cures Get it where else tins cityor you will be
swaded with countene-but at the Of the Amer.
Eagle, 81 Chatham street, and 323 Broadway, ~ ";
Boston, Redding State Zeiber Ledger Buildings
Albany. MA lmsec
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

was amazed at the extent 10 which this imposture
has spread IN religious and intelligent Scotland.
tor the majority OF these delegates ealous
The numbers gwen above were stated sometimes
10 include, and at other times to exclude priests,
deaconr, and teachers; and it was stated that q
conference OF other " churches aseem embed at
Edinburgh. The delegate from Kilbirnie said.
9 that the saints al Kilbirnie shed tears Of sorrow
when they heard OF the murder OF their beloved
prophet but they took it as testimony that his
work was Of God" Another delegate said. that
"many saints in this place would willingly have
taken bayonet to defend the prophet and that
they were quite ready now to revenge his death"
Cairns Oh, God will do that, brother"-The
delegate )" Yes, but should think he will use men
as his instruments. The delegate from CamPse
must confess that with US there were those
who hardly expected the prophet would die.
We ddAt believe ii first, for we expected
he would live TO lead on The people OF God,
and perhaps to be President of Amenca.-But,
as said to them, maybe the prophet has done
wrong. However, after little, they became re-
concied, and thought II was all right; still many
oi them think that perhaps God will bring him to
life again. Which may God grant Amen p'-
Whereupon the meeting cried out "Amen!" The
people who composed this meeting seemed decent
and orderly people and II IL only TO be regretted
that any OF our countrymen should be so easily de-
luded. Towards the close Cairns read a letter,
which he said was from postmaster, who lived
about l05 miles from Nauvoo, giving an account
OF Smiths death. 1t also stated that Smith knew
he was about TO die, for he called the Church to-
gether, and appointed successor, and Is days be-
tore his death he gave orders to have a vault I'm
lshed that had been standing for some time in
half-built state and he had it nicely whitewashed
and gates hung upon Il, so that It might be ready
Tor HIM and this the Glasgow Laiter-Day Saints
appeared eager enough to swallow - GiAsS@D Ex-
imtmv.
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

MORE MTLLERIsM. -strarge as il may seem, the
Mlerts delusion 10 not yet The leaders
again advertising msstings and their followers deuded
a. they have besn, ready be deceived again Pre-.
vidsncs Journal
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

DEATu in THE PULPrr.-The Rev. Wilson Con
ner, Baptist minister in Georgia. fell dead In thepupi
on the NTH Sabbath in June last after preaching from
these ds-"Vsrily, verify say unto you the hour
coming, end now IT, whom the dead shall hear the voic
Of ths BEN Of 0ed. and thsy thst hssr shall i've
The New York herald., 1844-11-17

THANKSGIVING IN CHARLEsToN.-The City Coun
Gil At Charleston, s. c., set apart yesterday day
thanksgiving and PRAYER general thank giving wa
observed throughout the State OF South Carolina In
cordancc with the recommendation Of the Governor Of
the Sd ult.
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
MEDICAL NOTICE.

STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
~ varsity Of Syphl:ic Mercural other disease who
have been only half cured BY qaac had better carefully
the following letter
Dr. Cooper-Sm Last July contracted certain privat
disease and immediately applied doctor who promised
care a week. I continued with him months, bur
gradually Acting worse tried after another all the
advertising doct and each promised positively
me- | length discovered the object Of these
and that h were not doctors concluded % 60 into
curry eight weeks throat and ulcerasd pains
in all ioints, and my body covered with ulcers
any moTe msaicn. and advised southern climate Ils
under your the first of January last we'll
restored to perfect health. wish this published.
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY
Dr. Cooper warrants to every matter how long
standing Gsst Stcture and Seminal Weakness and mild
OF private maladies cured in hour without Interfering
with the patients habits Dr. Coopers Office IA Duane
two doors from Chatham St No cnr- nav ni2 I'M. rc
The New York herald., 1844-11-17
kACnANGE HUIEL " kAIlNG SALUUN
No. II DOCK STREET,

PHILADELPHIA
THE Subscribers respectfully inform their friends and the
public, that they have re-sd and opened the above
biment where they prepared at all times furnish Din
nes Suppe and Breakfast the notice They will
keep ordinary from u O'Clock A. M until PM, when rey
cap dine all the delicacies Of the The Bar will
amply supplied and from their long experience the bust
ness, they hope TO give general satisfaction.
They have fitted number Of airy and well ventilated
sleeping rooms aordng arriving by the different rail
roads and steamboats, Opportunity to obtain lodging all
hours of the night.
Attached the establishment extensive stabling
horses
The public may every attention will be paid all
who favor them with call
= The location the immediate vicinity of the princi
pal Banks Railroad and Steamboat landings and opposite The
Philadelphia Exchange.
.lo 2fav DANIEL C0PPELL.