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a MRS. GARRET ANDERSON has six or seven com.
H Portable and well furnished rooms to rent at mode
rate rate. Single gentlemen will be preferred, as
boarding cannot be served Mrs. A. furnish them with
breakfast and tea II required.
octou
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sTovEsi sTOvEs,, sTovEsi,,

h Fly. NAYLoR South side Of Pa avenue, between
"A Sd and l2 SITS, would inform his customers and the
IN public generally that he has just received large
G sortment od Stoves OF tile newest and approved
patterns including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, or
COAL BURNERS, which he will sell together with Fire
boards aud Stovepipe at the lowest prices for cash
lie also keeps constantly on hand general assortment Of
Tin and Shectiron Ware to which he invites the attention
of housekeepers.
He still continues to do Roofing, Guttering, and Spoutng
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally, and at the
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call and
anime his stock before they supply themselves,
His store will be open from sunrise until o'clock p NJ
prfH --tf
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Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BLACkING.

IE undersigned hegs leave TO call the attention OF those
L DESTROYS OF using good article of Backing, to the
abovenamed The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties OF this Backing sent samples 70 various persons
tsuch as Boot Makers also TO several Of the newspa
per The extracts underneath from some ofthe papers,
they speak for themselves; also several persons who tried
have called and said that the Japan Liquid Backipg was
superior to any thing they had ever used.
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.
ARency for obtaining Patents for New In
Ham r.fX Nual m TIM.

Agency for obtaining Patents for New In
venti0ns mt Washington.
yYT ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent Office, informs
w his former clients and Others that his office may still
be found the corner where has been located for
the last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent Office
He Is prepared execute with his accustomed accuracy
and promtness any business In the line of his profession
such as furnishing information respecting the originality
and patentabiy onvenons preparing papers and draw
nqs for applications for patents, caveats, &c.
Ing testimonial OF the Hon. Henry L. Ellsworth late Com
Patent Office, Feb. 10, 1912
Mr. william p Elliot, who has been formerly employed
In the Patent Office Draughsman NC having estab-
Ished Patent Agency In the city Of Washington, take
great pleasure In recommending him gentleman wor-
ny Of confidence, and as being particularly qualified to
take charge of business requiring knowledge oil me-
chemical science the progress OF the arts and patent i'm
provemens Mr. Elliot Is also well acquainted with the
practice OF this office. HENRY L: ELLsWoRTH,
- Pas Commissioner Of Patents
W. p Elliot Is also the author Of the plan Of the new
Patent Office building.
E5- Letters on business to be postpaid
oct 8 "
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$500 REWARD.

paw lCL AitDe
IN RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, Oct.
IN 18th, negro man Tom, who calls himself TOM
IA LITTLES. Tom Is about 2S yea of age, very
NJ stout SET and quite black In height about feet l2
nchos little boweggcd he is rather stupid looking, but
when spoken to he invariably smiles, showing fine white
and even teeth; hair quite short and nuppy lie had on
when he lef blue sattinet round jacket and took with
him pair Of pants Of striped sattinelt and one Of
coarse negro cloth, with two new unbeached cot
shirts; he away dark olive cloth cap with fur
around H.
am authorised to offer the Of $780, II the above
named negro is taken In the District or Maryla and de-
lvered 10 in Washington CITY, or secured in jail so thai
can get him. or 500 II taken in any free State, and Sc
cured as above.
a M. HoFFAR, Agent for c. Stonestreet,
Residence on g street. few doors above Pa. nv.
nov lift mat Intelligencer1
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TO the LATEST MOMENT.
by THE ELECTRIC HIRES.

BY THE ELECIRIC WIRES.
Photographic Correspondence OF the Daily National Wing
DESPATCH no. !.
s.r RIcHmoSp Nov q, noon.
A tremendous trcshet in the james river has swept
away the bridge connecting this city-and Manches-
ter. Great damage has been done, but no lives are
lost The water Is now subsiding
The New Orleans mail of the 2Ot5iAslant Is in,
but no news from the army.
.t DESPATCH NO. II.
PrrTsBuno Nov. n, 2 p. m.
On Sunday morning last the steamboat Phoenix,
bound up Lake Michigan, caught fire. There were
200 passengers on board chiefly Germans, nearly all
Of whom persisted in the flames, or by jumping over
board. The boat was owned by Peas & Allen, and
was totally consumed.
DESPATCH NO. III
LOUISVILLE, Nov. q, 2 p. m.
John Bell, TO- has been elected Senator from Ten
nessee. He has declared against Mr. Clays Resolu-
lions.
DESPATCH NO. ~. .1t
BALTIMORE, Nov n, p. IN.
Howard street Flour IS 67-buyers but no sellers
Mt this rate City Mills Flour S. and increasing
demand.
Prime white wheat 1872 to 1876 cents
Red wheat 1923 to l3l--small sales.
Prime white corn So to So cents.
Yellow corn 80 cents rI .,r
Oats 42 cents.
Whskey, in barrels, % to 20 l-2 cents
.aaAltt DESPATCH NO. v. I'D
New YoRK, Nov. 81, 2 pm.
Genesee Flour sc Is. Southern do S6 81. Prime
White Wheat l40c. Prime Red do. 1850. Prime
Yellow Corn ~ TO TIC. Cotton market heavy.
DESPATCH NO. VI.
New YoRK, Nov. n, 2 p. m.
Genesee lonr SO IL LIZ.
Prime red wheat 1872 to 1875 cents.
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VAN LOAN a. CHASE,

VAN LOAN d. CHASE,
HAVE removed their DAGUERREAN GALLERY 10
III the opEoN, corner OF l.2 street and Pennsylvania
avenue and have considerable expense, put In skyg
which will enable them furnish pictures not surpassed in
this any other country. Pictures taken In any kind Of
weaiher--clear, cloudy, or raining. oct s-du
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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, Sc.
General xcncy mt Washington, ID. q.
~ SAMUEL STETTlNiUS, General dge,n Notary I
~ Public Justice Of the Peace &c respectfully informs m
y the Volunteers and the United States Regulars and lp
M the representatives of the deceased Soldiers that he NJ
prepared undertake the settlement their Claims with
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip, Pensions for the Wounded
Pensions due Widowsand Orphans Of the deceased Soldiers
OF nav for services rendered. Mileage, any
other Claim or Claims against the General Government
that may be conf,led to his management will be speedily
attended to.
His terms are moderate. s8 .4''st
He can be consulted any time between the hours Of s
o'clock a. M, and o'clock, p his Office Fifteenth
street. opposite the Treasury Department
oct 6--2nld decS ttA ss ~: #e.
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MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
MI. Mrs Carrot Anderson's Music ,<u672Hsiu

MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
mi, Mrs. Garrett AndersOn's Music 4-l77Hsjuv
xH7AR Store, Pennsylvania avenue, between - ff34
IExlx llth and l2th Streets Is In receipt ey.l
cry few days of all the Music published in the
United States and faithfully attends all orders for Music
and Musical Instruments Of description She Is sup
piled with Pianos from various and sells
Them at the manufacturing prices Old Pianos taken in
part payment for new.
Persons wishing purchase IIarps select their pat
tern che OF Mrs A. and receive them at The manu-
facturers price free Of expense.
,7 BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Er-1 MRS ANDERSON keeps a general as
AHfAlSR, sortment OF Staple and Fancy Stationery
A Fancy Articles and Books, a large assor
ment of Classical and School Books Of
every description in use in the District
Also handsome collection Of Bibles and Prayer Books
also OF Childrens Books, suitable for presents.
Fancy Articles aud PerumeryA great variety Of SNUFF
Tobacco and Segars OF the best quality
octS
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PORTER g POLLOCK,

PORTER ~ POLLOCh,
- "a IL M 80 !" ~ -
sz0Sa Would most respectfully call the attention Of
c. their friends and the public generally TO their
Nl0 PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT, situated on Pa.
avenue, Opposite Coeman's Hotel They are prepared to
do all kinds OF PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING, GLIDING, BROWNING, GRALNING. MAX
BLING, LETTERING, PLAIN and FANCY WALL
PAINTING, TRANSPARENCIES Of erery desrip-
tonin short, everything npperaing TO their trade IN
that cannot fail 10 give satisfaction both as regards
quality and despatch. 5---tf
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READING ROOM,

TINE subscriber has recently opened In the rear oil his
i Confectionery, the north side OF Pennsylvania ave
nue., few doors east of 3D. street. Reading Room which
Is daily supplied with papers from the principal cities Of
the United States few German, French, and Spanish
papers; ALSO the London Times
fIe respectfully invites citizens and strangers to visit his
nov aO-es3t. WILLIAM RUPP
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Whitney's Russian Bath,

Corner q % street and Missouri avenue.
THERE Ia great utility In this Bath In preventing and re.
moving all disease that flesh Is heir to- Those who
have never tried will find their advantage TO make
the experiment Price for single bath FIFTY CENTS
octS-u
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PRESIDENT T. VICE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
To be held at ~, ON the - day Of ~, 49,.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
DELEsArss AT LARGE. Gov. Anthony Colby Of New
London; Hon. Ichabod Goodwin, Of Portsmouth.
Subsiutes-Ira Perley, Of coneordi Thomas Sanger,
District No. I-,charles ". cui!sr, Of Portsmouth.
Subsute-Glman Marsion, Of Exeter.
District No. mm,George ", Nesmh' g Fr rsati
Substute-william Sawyer, Jr, OF Wakeheld
District No. II-Aaron T. Hughes, Of Nashville
Substute-Isnac Surtevant, Of keenc.
District No. Iv-Jonathan KlItredge, o. Canaan
observation-disclosures v, Brewster, OF hanover
VERMONT.
pELsoArgs AT LAnoE.-S Solomon Foot Of Rutland; II,
Snbstnles-A l. Miner Of Manchester Carlos Coolidge,
District No. IA. p. Lyman, Of Bennington
Substituted L. Cntlin, Of Orwell ..-.
District No, I'LL Cuts of Harand
Saskatchewan Hebard, Of Chelsea gg
District No. HILL T. Royce, Of Berkshire
Subsiitue-Ik.B b, Stacy, OF Burlington.
District No. Iv-P. Baxter, Of Derby.
Substituted II. Deano. Of Hnrdwick
coNNEcTIcUT.
DELEaArEs AT LAnn. Charles W, Rockwell, Truman
snbsiitutes-Thos. w Williams, Charles lIawley
District No. I-John H. Roekway.
p Substitue--Isaac W. Stuart a
District No. H-Jumes + Babcock
Substitute Samuel RUSSELL
District No llI-John y. Trumbnll
Substitute-Sampson Almy.
District No Iv--Nelson l.. White.
Substiiule-Henry X, IIarral
MAssAcHUsETTs.
'DgLEaArE AT LARGE Rufus Choate Boston
Subs,itutes-Seth sprage, Duxbiryi w q. Bates, West
substitute, Ensign II, kellogg, plltsasld.
Delegates from Districts NOT YET chosen
MAINE.
District No. IlI--Will. PITT Fessenden, Augusta.
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superior to any thing they had ever used.
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS
Pclcrs Patent Japan Blaekng Is the name 81 an excel
mend t-N. american, Apra 10.
JJeRa,s Hacking is one Of the most superb and salts
factory articles of the day, imparts briliance and Po
fish be ond description We have tried H. go and do
likewse.n-Spiriiof The Times, 4prH2
By reference to another column an advertisements vii!
be found for excellent article Of Backing IN Liquid
form for Boots &c II has been highly recommended by
many who have tried il not only gives with very little
trouble beautiful JET polish but retains u much longer
than any other 1t Is sold by the agent Of the manuactur
prove the fact.-PhH Ledger, Apra23
eRnr's Backing Is Of the most shining articles IN
the market. -SprRef The Times, April2
Patent Backing j. Wellar, No. 30 Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing, which produces
beautiful lei polish and does not nure the leather Those
who would have polished understanding should read the
advertisement in another coumn-C 81 Gazehe, May !.
J,at,s Patent Japan Backing is about the best article
Of the kind have seem The polish which imparB U
the understandings Of man is brilliant and lasting! we
have tried IT, and 1t boots US TO say all THIS ~ iis behalf
[Erening Bulletin, June T.
The Manufacturer produce numerous testfmonnit
similar TO the above from private individuals and IRON
other papers, but the above extracts are sucent 70 con
vince that the manufacturer has mol exnggerat
ed but that upon fair trial the Backing Will be lound al
represented, excellent in every respect M,
j. WELLAR Manufacturer, No. 30 Chestnut street, PM
CHARLES SToTT, corner Penn Avenue and 9TH street
AGENT for Washington, ID. G. OCT tapril 1
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Ing around the paragraph
THE THIRTIETH CONGRESS.
THE SENATE.
lNhjps in Italics Independent IN Small Capitas-Demo
Gratis In Romanl
GEORGE MIFFLIN DALLAS, En- ODfeio, President,
post.ohice, Philadelphia Residence In washington, -
/ Names Home p. Office Res'e IN Washington
ALABAMA
Arthur p. Bagby, Tuscaloosa, Tylers Hotel
'AeAh'' ARKANSAS
Ambrose II. Sewer, Pine Bind,
Chester Ashley Little Rock, ~
CONNECTICUT
John NJ. Niles, Hartford,
DELAWARE
John NJ Clayton, Newcastle,
Presley Spradhee, smyrna,
FLORIDA,
j. d. westcott, IT,, Tallahassee Kings, ? b. IA q To-
David l.. Yuee, st. Augustine,
GEORGIA
Walter 7. Colquilt Columbus,
;" = D'''"' ILLINOIS
Sidney Breese, Carlyle, ,4,~
stephen A. Douglass, Quincy,
| INDIANA
Edw A. Hannegun Covington, sa
| Jesse d. Bright, Madison, t
| IOWA. :
Vacancy
vacancy KENTUCKY
| JOS r. Underwood, Bowling Green, aa
| LOUISIANA. ..sg
| He,,ru JOh,sOI, New River, Mo. ay. D. 5&4 l-S.
| Sol H. Downs, Monroe
| MAINE
| John Fairfield, Saco,
james w Bradbury, Augusta,
| MARYLAND.
| James A. pearce, Chestertown, rl
| Rererdy Johpson, Baltimore
| MASSACHUSETTS
Daniel Webster. Boston,
| John Daris Worcester,
| MICHIGAN
| Lewis Cass, Detroit,
Alpheus Fetch Ann Arbor
| MISSISSIPPI
| Jefferson Davis Wauenton,
| Henry S. Foote, Jackson,
MISSOURI
David II, Atehison Platte city, ), 40
| NEW HAMPSHIRE,
G ams : 9. H A,hsr'on' S Soser,
NEW JERSEY,
J Ias,; Il II p Mas, Sssaiisa'
| John A. Dix, Albany, C,b.3&4l2
Daniel S Dickinson Binghampton
NORTH CAROLINA. 4
Hiaie r ManSpm, Red Mountain,
OHIO.
| william Allen. Chlicothe, Browns Hotel,
| Thomas Cortoin, Lebanon, ta".,
PENNSYLVANIA.
| Simon Cameron, Middleown,,
Daniel Sturgeon uniontown,
RHODE ISLAND.
| Albert C. Greene, Providence, "
| John IT. Clarke Ss
SOUTH CAROLINA
| A. p Butler, Edgefeld c. H. . .s
John C. Calhoun, pendleton ,.. 'H .f
TENNESSEE. . a
Hopkins L. Turney, Winchester,
| 'r""'T' TEXAS
| Thomas ]. Rusk, Nacogdoches,
| VERMONT.
sxa, .am s tggass, S SiaaI.ssn;,
I sf VIRGINIA.
| James M Mason Winchester, yE
| Rob NJ T. Hunter, Lloyds,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Whigs In Italics Nativesin Small CapitalsDemocrats IN
Homanl
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United States Military Cloth Dressing and
Dying Establishment,

COUTH side Pennsylvania avenue (ihe first Establishment
y East OF Colemanis Hotel) where SILK, ERLNO, and
ali kinds Of iSIRA w BONNETS are dyed in the neat
manner. No.. =.
ALso-Al kinds Of WEARING APPAREL cleansed,
caored and repaired in the best style and at
oct lS-dly'
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Paints. oils. and Paint Brushes, &C.,

-
7a, Subscriber has just recsirsd large and suppyQ
DAINTS, OILS, &C., part Of which are named below.
They are guaranteed be pure and good and rom the
best manufactures All persons wanting such articles
would find their advantage to call, slam deteErnso
10 sell lower similar articles can be got at any oher
place In this city. st
$50 kegs White Lead
100 lbs. Chrome Green
100 lbs. Chrome Yellow
20 lbs. Chrome Red
700 lbs. Pure yerdgris
300 lbs. Red Led and Litharge
Zoo lbs. Imperial Green
500 lbs. venitian Red and Sp. Brown Oil
300 lbs. Yellow Ochre In OIL
100 lbs. Paris Green, dry
so lbs do do In Oil
arre assortment Of Paint and White Wash Brushes.
400 lbs Lamp Black dry and in Oil
10 lbs Sp. Whiting
1880 lbs Putty
200 boxes Of Window Glass, all sizes
s bbls Linseed Oil
8 bbls Copal and Japan varIise
3bbls Sp Turpeutine,
Also, PURE PINE OIL received fresh rom the mani
\ factory every week ChAe sioIL
Drug and Apoth, corner IN street and rem avenue
?. osts-d2sw'4s'
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WSMOOTH AND READY PAINT SHOP'
Thankful for small Jobs and grateful for
large ones.
sxa w. BERON, Painter, Pa, av., bet 9th and 10Th
or street, south side, begs leave to inform the public
NO that he is prepared 10 execute the Painting Bus
ness all Its various branches such as Houses, Signs
banners 7ra,sparcacies, Fire. Screens Grang, Paper
Tarnishttg aud Chasing; which will be attended TO in
any part OF the city without delay lie respectfully solicis
share of public patronage and hopes TO merit II by good
work. close attention business, and reasonable charges
He confident that he work at prices low enough to
make Il to the interest Of all to give him a call
n u. am prepared TO execute all kinds Of plain and
ornan,ented Japannng, Browning aud Gliding, both In
wood and METAL uso, that beautiful finish, the WHITE
POLISH. W. BERON.
. ortS m ..
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ny-TAKE NOTICE!--The Canton Tea
Company are the ercnsipe vendors Of the superior
Black Tea called "HOWQUAiS MIXTURE They intro.
duced it in America In lsioand every other person or
house protesting TO sell the amuch less at
lower prcedeceive the unwary, the public themselves
will perceive by comparing the spurious with the genuine
..Howquaf vended by the Canton Tea Company,
Every package Din addition Its containing H ,oeigh
independent Of the wrapper bears the stamp Of neatess
and elegance the Teas therein thoroughly secured
from light and air that their quality and viii remain
,nmpaired in any climate. a.,-
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent n
nov 5-dly AtTEMPLRMAN's Book store.
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4 WINES AND LIQUORS. 4
~ 100 baskets Of Bouche Il Sons, and Geislers
CHAMPAGNE
10 cases Bouche CHAMPAGNE imported for private
3 half pipes Of Otard BRANDY .."t
6 charter casks PORT WINE a.
10 cases HOOK WINE
3, 90 do CLARET
casks superior WINE VINEGAR
For sale by SIMMS d son,
nov l3-tf Pa. avenue, opposite jackson Hall.
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Velnr's Backing is one of the most shining articles In
the market.--Sprii@ the Times, April 2
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EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
JJecr's Patent Japan Bidcki,g is the name OF excel
lent article; we have il used, and can highly recon-
mend it.-N Aaaerican, AprH is.
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IWhes In IalicsNatiyes In Small Capals-Democrata IN
'a Homan
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE.
CLERK OF THE HOUSE.
Names. Home P, Office Res'e in Washington
= ALABAMA
John Gayle. Mobile, ~.
s w Harris, WetImpka,
S w Inge Eutaw, E
G. 6; : 4 H w. a.osb. ahehs
+ w Bowden, Taadega
ARKANSAS
Rob w. johnson, Little Rock, s.-
CONNECTICUT
fumes Diro,, Hartford,
s. d. Hubbard, Mddetown, 4
John A. Rockieen, Norwich, 1888
Truman Smith, Litchhelu d.
DELAWARE.
John w. Houston, Georgetown t II
FLORIDA.
Na'''' y '"''"' GEORGIA
Y: 3 Kiag, F re,hnSa.
yio. ": Jones, Griffin,
r. A, IIaralson Lagrange, '"
Jno. II. Lumpkn, Rome
He IL @ereas, Crawfordsville,
Robert Toonbs, Washington
ILLINOIS
i A McCernand, Shawneetownl
Orlando d. Fickln, Charleston,
John wentworth, Chicago,
vi A. Richardson, Quincy, l "a. .s-.a
Thomas J. Turner Freeport,
AJraiapl Li,cola, Springfield,
INDIANA
Elisha En,bree, Princeton,
1ln' j. Henley N. Washington, ~
]. L. Robinson, Ruslville,,
W SafS n " Sm Wiek, indianopolis,
George g. Dam, Bedford,
H. Jobn n Petit Lafayette,
W {; M nd RoeEhn, F Fort Wayne, \
lOWAl
shepherd Letter, Burlington,
KENTUCKY.
samuel Sam" iG Pey,ou, '"'
b. l.. Clark -.lr. ....
J. B. Thompson, Harrodsburyh,,
Garrett Duncan Louisville,
Richard French, Mount sterling,
John r. Gaines, .nS
OHIO
James J. Faran, Cincinnati,
R"5eri q .'s Sehenck, Dayton,
Rich s. Candy, Beilefontane,
William Sawyer, ST. Mary's,
Jonathan B. Morris, batavia,
Jas L. Taylor, Chilicothe.
"a o. Edieards, Lancaster
Daniel Dlnean, Newark, 81.
Sam Samuel Il + viaton Gsiipoiis,
James Richey, Somerset,
Nathan EraRs, Cambridge,
William kennon, ~ IlairsNinc,
John ID. Cummns y. Philadelphia, e
George Fries, lianoverton,
Samuel Lahm Canton, IA.
Johu CrotreN Warren,
Joshua r. Giddings, Jefferson, = r1
Joseph W. Root, Norwalk,
LOUISIANA.
Emule La Sere, New Orleans,
n a 7hiboded,r, Thibodeauxvie
J. Harmonson,
MAINE.
David Hammons Io$cl,
a. W. H. Capp, Portland, .2
Hiram Be1chn, Pennington, III
franklin Clark, Wiscasset,
Ephram X, Smart, Camden, -.,.
lanes s. Wiley, Dover,
IIezekiah Williams, Castine,
MARYLAND.
John G. Chapman, Port Tobacco.
j. Diron Roman, IIagerstown
r Watkins Lyon, Elicous Mills,
X, Mcl.ane Baltimore,
llsr Grams, Elkton,
John w Crisfed, Princess Anne,
MASSACHUSETTS
Roo @. Winthrop, Boston,
Dan r. king, Danvers,
Amos Abbott, Andover
J. a. Paifrey, Cambridge
Charles Hudson, Westminster,
George Astmun, Springfield,
.TtIius Rockwell, Pittsfeld,
John @ Adams, Quincy,
Jrfsnos Hale, BrdgewsSsr,
Aoseph 0rirnsR, New Bedford,
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JJt2oyfs Backing one OF the superb and salts
factory articles of the day II imparts brlancc and po-
fish be yond description. We have tried H. go and do
F.! likewise. Spirit Of The Times, .4prH2
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THE rHIRTIETH CONGRESS.

In answer to numerous applications for inforna-
ton as TO the post offices Of the members Of the
Thirteth Congress, we publish the following table
of particulars, so far as we advised. The blanks
will be filled up as fast as we can ascertain the names
of the post Offices not now known We call upon
our friends TO aid US in this labor.
We hive also left column for the residences OF
the members in Washington, which will be COM
peted Immediately on their arrival in town. II will
he corrected daily so as to keep up with the changes
of residence which members may make. This CO.
lumn will be Of great value TO strangers and citizens
who may have business with members Hotels and
Inc names of such members as may take lodgings
with them, giving the exact location Of their houses
Our contemporaries win oblige us by correcting
any errors they may find in this list and apPrise us
members with whom we exchange can serve us by
publishing the names of their home post offices, and
drawing our attention to the information by mark
md he nor b
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Samuel Peyton,
u. l.. Clark,
dylen Buckner,
j. b. Thompson,
Green adams, 1
Garrett Duncan,
c. 8. Morehead,
Richard French,
John r. Gaines,
James J. Faran,
Darid FISHER,
Robert c. .Schenck,
Rich, s. Candy,
William Sawyer,
X. Dickinson, i
Jonathan ID. Morris
Jas. L, Taylor
IN. o. Edtrdrds,
Daniel Duncan,
John X. Miller,
Samuel r. Union,
James Richey,
Nathan EraRs,
William Kennon,
John ID. Cunmins,
George Fries,
Samuel Lahm,
John CroreN,
Joshua X. Gliding.
Joseph ". Root
Emnle La Sere,
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i IIaImonson,