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Valuable Medicine Wine,

MANUFACTURED from iiie combined virtues Of the sar
vi saparitd Dnieion Wild Cherry, aud several oihei
Eroiic Pis, whose wonderful curative properties are W
together unknown except 10 The author Of
IIASLEY'S FOREST WINE
IN well known 10 good chemists, hn all vegetable SUP
contain less deleerIous properties as wei
medicinal virtues Those opposite qualities w'rli are
,ifinsed together IN every root, plant ana blossom, remain
inseplrable IN The extracts, Obtained by ne usual melo
OF boiling de- rendering all medicines thus prepared INERT
and In many either injurious OF altogether useless
This accounts In great for the ineficl"ncy Of 80
many mahncs rnriny ho diseases which hey profess
TO cure = -
Ilsyery different with Husieys E6resf Ipae BY means
OF wonderful chemical apparatus, Invented Tor the express
purpose Of manufacturing tis article, the entire virtues Of
The most valuable combination OF plants ever discovered is
Obtained pure and free from every properly but those which
in univ and harmonze with the constitution OF the In.
man frame This renders the Forest Vine the excel
lsnt and truly valuable medicine in the world both for lis
Inac uuus power OF curing well us delightful 1ayor.
The FtIest We il most distinguished of lis great eli.
cacy in fene,pg ir3iout constitutions AMI curing gene.
raj i'll health proceeding from dis0rders complaints
OF The stomach rer heart aud keYs, including cosfirc.
ness dyspepsia fdigestion loss Of Appetite and de5ita.
ted Stale n he SYSTEM free OF the Forest Wine
stores nyads Of lls class 10 the most robust strong and
vigorous health has also proved useful in restoring in.
Wallis from lingering State aer severe attacks o, sickness
Price ~ PR bottle for sIle at Hnsleys General Depot
conrtand ~ New York, and by the appointed agents,
J, r, Cilan only agent, Washington City
ID, NJ Enthicum only agent, Georgetown
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Railways Chinese Medicated Soap

DATRoNlZED by thousands Of indvidals throughout The
United States and Canadas, giving the most iatterng
satisfaction 10 all who have used IT, Chemists have
depd lis mysterious effects, and many Of them have
lrayore discover the of liz wonderful cobna.
ton hcacious balms and extracts which render II
speedy and eiracious In the removal Of Pimpes Bolche
fustules Teer transforming, by magic dark sallow
yellow, and unhealthy skins, TO solt smooth fair pure and
healthy compilations For the cure Of Chdpped Flesh,
Rough Cracked and Discoiored Skin, Sah Rh.un Ring
ltotn Erysipeias Scnrry, and Sore Head, RADWAYiS
CHINESE INDICATED SOAP may truly be called an in
eslmabs treasure. Excreseences OF the Cutcle speed
y removed and curedthe cuicnar vessels instantly
ccansed all impurities hands, neck and face present
a beautiful, clean sweet, and healthy appearance.
FIR Sharing, gentlemen will find this Soap great dts
derilum, Il produces rich, creamy Liher, sotens the
bard and renders the skin smooth and pabe FIR Clean,
Ing 1esh Railway Soap s superior 10 paste powder
makes The teeth white and beautiful sweetens Tie BREATH
and protects the gums from scurf As general Toilet Soap
IL snpeior 10 French and English Soaps Is entirely se
Ing TO thasGi
Elch cake be genuine, must be signed T. g. Roadway
j. IL r. G. RADWAY, 9 Courtlandl 81, NJ Y.
Sold in Washington City by !, Callan and NJ Delany
Sold in Georgetown by o. NJ. Linthcunn
dec gl--crn
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THOMAS FrTNAM,
FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REP UBLICA TJON OF THE LONDON QEAR
T S5R7H BKfi1sH Ks7zN1sTnR
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lar stamp published while the political complexion OF
each Is marked by dignity candor and fsrbearance, not
They embrace the views d the three great parties in
England-WhIg Tory and Radical B'sekWoodn and
aNorth British Review ID ons cast, and has
for its editors Sir David Brewster and DR. Hanna, sonln
articles are Of the first order, and s liberal IN is politics
The prices of the reprints arc ies than o. those
the sregp copies; amt while they nre equally well Eot
up they afford all tat advantage to HE d'heiean over the
English reader z
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For any one Of the four Reviews % g per aaa'nn
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For Blackwood and the four Re- ~
views, 1000 y t1
Four copies OF any all OF he above works win be sent
% one address on Of the regular subscription for
three; the fourth copy being gratis
nS- Remiitances and communications must be made IN
ali cases without expense to the publishers The former
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him tie amount he RENTED, taking his receipt and for
warlng i by mail postpaid, or the money may be enclos,
sdn letter. s ats Ssse to s RaSsse
tho ae post Office law 10 about 6heird the former rates,
making very important saving in the expense Of mail
It- In OF the large cities In the United
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gsSzI2lGYe

IOIN PET'TlBONE is receiving daily his supply of the
j above article Of kinds together with the cele
brated BUTLER COAL which lie has had the pleasure Of
introducing into this market and which has been highly
recommending those who have used II, suitable for kleT
mans Ranges, Radiators, dc.
Glover Hill Coal excellent article Of Biuninous
dump CoaD thought To be equal IL superior the
rious Kinds heretofore used IN our city.
ORDERS received ut the ygr, on Lenoxs Wharf, the
Long Bridge, and nt his Office, L. b. Massoettis drug store
south side Pa. avenue btiween i.2 and 9th streets,
John 4. Cpllans .-N L.-. 5000 oct Eli
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New In.
We Inn NJ Nna nj Mt,

w p ELLIOT, formerly nj the Patent Office informs
his former clients ami others, that his Office may still
he found the where has been located for
the last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent Office
le' Ia prepared with his accustomed accuracy
and prompness any business in the line Of his
such furnishing Information respecting thu originality
anil patentahlity ofventions preparing papers and draw
ngs Tor applications for patents, caveats, &c- g
To those acquainted with him. he refers TO the follow,
missioner of Patents ta *.
@..t Patent Office, Feb 10, 1912
Mr. William p. Elliot, who has been formerly employed
in the Patent Office Draughtsnan, &c having esiab
sed Patent Agency In the city Of Washington, take
great pleasure In recommending him gentleman w6r.
hy OF confidence, and as being particularly qualified to
take charge Of any business requiring knowledge Of
chancl science the progress of the arts and patent I'M
provemenis Mr. Elliot Is also well acquainted with the
practice Of this Office HENRYfL ELLSWORTH,
aAs, I'm Commissioner Of Patents,
Patent Office building,
E- Letters on business TO be postpaid
OCT 8 ly'
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PORTER a. POLLOCK,
- "a N ~ H- 90 IL - q

Would mos, respectfully call The attention Of
Ca their friends and the public generally to their
$500 PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, situated on "a
do all kinds OF PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, GLIDING, BROWNING, GRAINING. MAR
BLING, LETTERING, PLAIN and FANCY WALL
PRINTING, 1RANSPIRENCIES Of ere,y desrip
hon-n short, everything appertainng 10 their trade III
manner that cannot fall give satisfaction both regards
quality and despatch nov 5-tf
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Earthenware, China, Glass, &e. &c.

TuICIUHWHIU, VIIIHH, NIIU1o, wv W.
49, THOMAS PURSELL TIE,
~ Has just Imported from Liverpool and other |. n
W1 ninety pac kuges Of the above articles, gl
- OF the la st Styles which, with his former NA-J
stock, comprise almost every article Ia his line; oil ri
which will be Sold wholesale and retail at low prices
Also solar. OIL and lard Lamps svered and gilt Giran
doles China Toys, Fancy Boxes, Wax Figures ivory han
died and other Knives AMI Forks, Walters Casiors Cake
Baskets, Looking Glasses, &c
First quality Stone Ware nj tie factory prices
BritanniaiTea and Coffee Sets, &c at reduced prices
Please call at my store and warehouse opposite Browns
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue. 5.a
dee ls-eod IN TIIoS. PuRSELI
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Gold Pencils and Gold Pens.

lust RECEIVED, a large and handsome assortment =!
j GOLD PENCILS aml Diamond mounted GOLD PENs
10 Gold and Silver aud for sale n very low prices BY
&. A COMFY,
dee IG-tf nj r.muIaplnus HOOK Store.
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uANIoAN 3. CHASE,

,vIAvE removed their DAG UERRIAN 'GALLERYio
III he onxos corner OF Ia street and Peinsy vana
avenue and expense put IN skyght
which Will enable them TO- furnish pictures not surpassed IN
this or any other country Pictures nken IN any su !"
wsather--clear, cloudy, OF raining octo-ou
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For Rent.

TINE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL, which is
suitable for Exhibitions, Fairs, Lectures, Concerts, Of
such other purposes Inconsistent will the principles Of
total abstinence. Terms moderate. Apply 10
H. WARD, President Stock Committee
dec l5-if Or Al the Hall, .
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.

saa The subscriber respectfully informs his custom.
sSIYA ers aud The public that he has opened NEW
sSST1 EONFECTIONARYAN AND ICE CREAM nd,
- LOON, on the north side OF Pennsylvania Ave.
nue. between 9Th and 7h Streets two doors west o Concert
Hall This establishment has been handsomely fitted up,
and s supplied with foreign and domestic CONNECTION.
AIRY OF the very best quality full assortment Of FANCY
ARTICLES; genuine Pickles. Anchoyea and Preserves.
The subscriber is prepared to supply cake and every
kind Of sweeImeas and conieclionaries for wedding din
red wholesale and retail Orders for Ice Cream, Jeies
punctually attended TO- Citizens and Strangers are re-
specially invited to give me call before purchasing else
where, GEORGE KRAFFT.
dccl0-ti6t& law3w t'G.a
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WINES, LIQUORS, &c,

W1NGSJ LAQOOASJ @c'
Eaa The r sn"esed u. O. choice Z
Hf-E-FNat3s444M have been ser.trd with the great.
N 4 -t-llEl:tM est care, nni are for sale y
" IL nodanig terms Any orders forwarded
lie gpl'la Dispatched Ia any part NJ the country,
SINMS d son,
Pa avenue. opposite IarkSon Hall, Washington
Ht-s., III BoTrLEs.
MADEIRA VINES.
Necion, Gjlrion, .UtrdDA j. ca
Reserve, vintage isla
George and i,ober BIacLdnrn Il. 10
Hora,i, Jfocaa 4. 60.
superior old Sereni superior old MAmsley
~ Sherry HINES.
Pale sherry extra superior pomars
Pomar's Gold sherry very superior
w ZINES or FRANCE.
Chateau Margaux--s subscription wine
Chateau lAiite- equal 10 any thing In the country
alor 4 ssrye i, r %l,., 4 $, Julien
Ri HIVE aa cS MSSEILE w i 3 sssF'
slenwine, vintage ~ Hockiemer, vintage 81
H"i''''s'''e'ib % ItTSEs.
superior Old Port for medicinal purposes
Superior White Port, 4 10 do
Mdraschino Ill IiIT, Cn,Hcoa, red and white
Ansette Creme de Rose
CHOICE LIQUORS.
BRANDY
oiarI, Dupuy a. Co, vintage lSlG
Otarl, Dnpuy x 60, pale ,nlagr 1873
Peach q, ,,.
Holland la% gs4fM Spirits extra quality
oar' gallon 4'naIGHsHrss si'Ss old Santa Cruz
oll Irish, gInnisl,owen' Very Old and fine
mviu'Es,e. =, =, ,,,,. ~ nnn,I,>, e,o,, RIM,
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A Gard.
cz-hzsaa The subsc riber i'eturns his fit-
gnARO WARE .sre thanks to the citizens o. o,
the patronage they extended 10 him for upwards OF
twenty years that he has resided here and takes this oppor
tuny Of informing them that he continues To keep an
an extensive assortment Of housekeepers IfdRDIfIRE.
WOOD WARE, BASKE7:S and BRUSHES, together
with large collection Of useful and fancy articles too
mention, which he offers at lair prices for cash
or TO puncttial customers on time.
GEORGE SAVAGE,
dec l9-tf Pa nv., near 9Th n.
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g Rough and READY Line.

usMOOTH AND READY PAINT SHOP.
Thankful for small Jobs and grateful foa
large ones LII ...
za w. BERoN, Painter, Pa. av., bet. 9Th andl
N9s street. south side begs leave to inform the public
49, that he IL prepared TO execute the Painting us
MSS In all Its various branches, such Houses ign
a,ners, Traspareneies Fire Screens, Grdning Pape'
Furnishing, and Giari,g; which will be attendsdto
any part OF the city, without delay He respectfully socis
share public patronage, and hopes to merit by good
work. close attention 10 business and reasonable charges
He il confident he work at prices low enough to
make II to the interest OF all to give him CALL
D. Ian, prepared To- execute oil Kinds q plain and
wood and metal also that beautiful finish the WHITE
POLISH. W. bHRON
l. octD lin. go SOY 2 : titiN
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OPERATIONS UPON The FEET.


rTHE subscriber offers his services the public as
j. OPERATOR ON ExCRESCENsES,s such
az: HARD and SOFT COINS, BUNIONS CLUB
NAILS, NAILS PENETRATING THE FLESH,
WARTS, DC, Operations performed IN Five MINUTES,
without the least pain or blood He much time
and thought TO the subject and believes that he entirely
comprehends their nature and treatment His success In
the cyof Baltimore for the last five years. has been such
warrant him In promising TO all who may conlde In
his experience and skill, great aud sntfsfdcory ben
DR. ZAcHARAn Is now permanently located in this city,
and will be happy 10 attend ladies' or genemens feet BY
the year His charges quite moderate tring indeed.
compared with the relief and satisfaction he affords TO the
sufferer lie likewise refers the public TO the following
concentrations which are In his possession:
.l BALTIMORE, August 9th, 1876
We the undersigned having examined Dr. l. Zachlriah.
iris, method Of curing Corns Bnnions &C. we do not hes
tate recommend him 10 the public, and say that his
Ilol IL most rational one well MS efectual.
iSgned) w. w. HANDY NJ D. 7. CHATAnp. NJ. d.
Prof N r. SMITH, JOHN WHIrRIp0E, NJ. d.
CmAs. h. GinsoN, r. Il. CHArARp, NJ. D.
Besides the above Dr. T. has certificates Of his skill from
Of the first men in the United States and can he seen
by calling oil him at his office, over Mr. S, PARkERS
Fancy Store Pennsylvania avenue between IL md 9Th
streets, SIXTH DOOR EAST or CoLRMAS's HoTEI.
'a l. IACHARIAH. Jr.,
.t Surgeon Chropedist.
TT Ladies' or gentlemen waited their residence II
required. Zee 2-idly
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WORTHINGTON q. SNETiIEN,
H1 LATE soLIcITOR OF THR
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
IupnpN NEW ANN r0TTNGET mn Ar 7 ~

Washington City, d. o.
Practices az TIE SuPRRMk CoURT Of The United States and
IN The Courts Of Maryland, Virginia. and The Disria "
Coin8,bia, and
I ACTS As AGENT,
6r persons barring business irih Congress- the War, 1reGs
ry, Nary, and General Posi- Office Departmsnts
he General Land Office Petsion Office, OGee
Of Indian A6airs Patent Office, &c &c.
O.. Y I'd.
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/ ilades Butter.
n EGEIyED 100 kegs q fine tlaes Ba!,sr For sas b,
4 COPP'S PAVILION,

ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.
moved 10 1th Street, first door from Pa. av.,
where the subscriber would be glad lave Members of
Congress- Visitors residents and the public generally give
linn call when they want Engraving done and Cards
,rined in the besf and nj the shortest notice.
Numerous specimens he Ut his Office and the best
ference given IL required,
renov l3--:iaw2m f94 JOHN CUI,IUM.
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Wellar's Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BIACKIN(,.

rIIE undersigned bcss Leave call The attention those
i DESTROYS ~ using goud article Of Backing 10 the
above,amcd. The Manufactured, knowing the excellent
propere 0f this Backing, sent samples 10 various persons
pers lie extracts underneath from ofihe papers;
they speak for themselves also several persons who tried
II hvr called and said that the Japan Liquid Hacking
superior 10 any Thing they had ever used
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Patent Backi,Lg. j. wear, No so Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which produets
beautiful let polish and does njnre the leather Those
who would have polished n,ersandng should read the
advertisement In another column. u. s. Gazette Nay L.
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by reference another column, advertisement will
be found for excellent article Of Backing, in Liquid
iorm for Boots, 1t has been highly recommended by
many who have tried it. only gives, with very lite
trouble, beautiful JET polish but retains much longer
than any other lts sold by the agent Of the mnnusctur
er No 60 Chestnut street buy bottle, trial viii
prove i,e fact Phil. Ledger, APri %
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grown In China, l. so
mr. TAKE NOTICE!--The Canton Tea
Company the eTcinsire vendors of the superior
Black Tea called "HoWQUA'S MIXTURE They intro.
duee II In America in S40and every other person
house protesting 10 sell the at nll-much less
lower prcedeceve the uhwary the public themselves
will perceive, by comparing the spurious with the genuine
{" liowq,a" yended by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package lin addition 10 It's containing J ireight
independent Of the wrapperD bears the stamp Of neainess
and elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly secured
from light and air thai their quality and power WIN remain
,nimpaired Ia any climate.
CHARLES A, Comfy, Agent,
nov 5--1ly' At TRMPLRMAN's Book store. ~
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The Manac turer can produce numerous Testimonials
similar To the above, from private individual and from
other papers the above sufficient TO con-
vince any person that has not exaggerat
e 6ut that upon trial the Hacking will be found az
represented. creeilepf!n every respect -
j. WELLAR, Manufacturer, No. so Chestnu street, rn-
la,elphia
CHARLES SroIsr corner Penn Avenue and IN street
Aunt FAR Wasbjnston ID a. oct 8 tapril l.
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EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPER.

EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS
HeGer's Tafenf japan Backing Is the OF excel
len, article; we have il used, and highly
merd TN. ,imericon, .ilrra -.
JteHds Biarking is one of the most superb and salts
factory articles OF the day, il imparts brance and POI
isi be You'd description We have tried IT, Go and do
likewise r--,SDiritp Of The Times, Apr12
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S2Iuz, The annexed list Of choice q
NM Ef54m WINES, LIQUORS, &C.,
MT-FHftfrm have been selected with the great.
III -t-uftIl:l1H est care, nnd art for sale -
~ A1YAlY Ni1{fa modang terms Amy orders forwarded
will be prumnllY Attended aud
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-12-18
tt Re G ALE I'D ON A N.

having had the kline pox-nnd so people may
aud do,have the small pox SECOND time
but the, liability in the one case Is no grenter
than in the other.
Whether re-vaccinntion is necessary to
perfect security or not-there is this most po-
tent argument in its favor--it may do good,
and cannot possibly do HARM
In the words Of NOTWITHSTANDING all The
benefits which humanity ever received
through man, no greater, or more important
in its consequences, can be named than vac
cnation. Till EDwARD JENNER lived, one
twelfth of the whole human family was
swept away by the pesIiencc Of small po%--
and much larger proportion was left bereit
of sight, or shattered in constitution and hid
eously scared as evidences ofits destructive
power Jenner's immortal discovery imme-
diatcly, and ms ifby magic, set bounds to the
pestiIence. The number ofcases which have
appeared since Jenner's time, cannot be
compared with the host that presented them
selves previously. In all those States which
have taken the business of vaccination into
their own hands, in which ample supplies
ofactive virus are carefully provided aud
when Fermentation is encouraged in every pos
sble way, small poX may be confidently and
with ont any cxaggeration, said no longer TO
criSi as a, formidable disease.
Vaccination is indeed, brilliant iIlustra-
tiion ofthe advantages liberalization; tits one
of the precious fruits that spring from hu-
man thought and inquiry; it is one oi'the cost
ly prizes won by hcarkening with tutored
ears, to the STILL small accents of Nature,
which escape uncutivated sense entirely
The health and life of millions, without sac
rifce at the shrine ofpain, and without de-
NAL, are assured through its means. This
great discovery sprung complete front the Ia
bors of Jenner, like another Minerva from
the brain ofJove! and soon like Pallas to in
struct, did it set out over the face ofthe habi-
table globe, on its God-like mission TO save
nor did it once pause till it had penetrated TO
the helpless Indian under the shadow of the
everlasting forest and to the far Cathay!
Ina word, how unrequitable are the obi
cations of the human family-of countless
generutonsyet unborn-to him, who, ele-
waiting the mysterious secret from the dark
recesses ofrural tradition, rendered it avuila-
BILE to all human kind EXC.
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PERFEcTIoNIsM. Noyes, the Perfectionst
ofPutney, has absconded, -the practical de-
velopments of his licentous doctrines hRv-
ing compelled him to do il. Another of the
leaders has taken the same course, Matters
have come to such puss rs to call forth an
expression Of the public feeling at a meeting
ofcilzens called for the purpose.
Mr.. Vinton of Ohio was first nominated
for Speaker at the Wing caucus, but declined
on account of his health. Mr. Winthrop was
then nominated by vote Of 50 out Of 81.
0~F7In the Report orthe Secretary ofWur,
the whole force engaged in the war is cstma-
ted at "a, $50, of whom %, I56 belong to Gen.
Scotrs command.
APPOINTMENT At MrDDLEBURY. The Gal
axy states that Gov. Eaton has been appon-
ted Burr Professor Of Chemistry and Natural
History in MiddIebury College, TO supply the
vacancy made by the resignation of Profcs-
sor Adams.
The SHIP CANAL. Orders have been Civ
ell TO the Commissioners Of Public work in
Canada, to make complete survey for the
contemplated Canal between the ST, Law
renee and Lake Chanrpan.
OIL is stated by the papers that HENRY
CLAY is TO be in Washington in two or three
weeks, TO attend the supreme Courr.
QUEER EYoUGH. 1t was decided lately in
an English Court that the absence Of mar
ried man from his wife, for four years, in A
mericn, made his wife widow.
OIL is said that twenty tons of poultry
were spoiled in Boston last week by the
warm weather,
CENSUS OF New ORLEANS. According TO
the census, the total population of the city is
7999S,n dimnution Of 10000 since last year,
and %, 900 since 1910.
RESPONSE 10 HESRY CLAY. There was n
large and enthusiastic Wing meeting in Phil
adelphia, on Monday evening, when series
of resolutions opposed to the continuance Of
the War,and sustaining the views of the Hon,
Henry Clay, were passed.