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T,vOR SALE On RHuT.-Two houses on 9Th, bStwetl
To- AAa II vkssu nessh ene args twcsedry new brick
with ssiSs ~ book Hadbases PoMp e :xoss.sat wae
frame, two stqgss high, with back building cont rnnI
eight roors For Hrnass aPPay T. 'oN1o'
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i and most sligi6ly sisusssd In tie Flint Ward.
Apply 70 Richard Smith, esq., oashisr Of the MsuoPoli
Bsni. 0et- -
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NStdj&s, A{pa ,elsvsh rooms aHM stHaaed' On
bes & Bates, opposite tho Ssven Bui1al rtaAIyta
avenue
Nov. o-dU
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Z
dy for female complaints, there is dsputing. Thou
sands and thousands Of weak and debated females that
subject, were soon in the enjoyment of robust health
New YosK, Sept "a, lsA7.
DR. TowNryp Dear Sir year
sick and In greatly health being reduced by
sy Of complaints liable She got bad at
that she entirely unable walk and helpless
o6id She commenced using your sarsaPsIa and she %mea
taking Being singular have
thought might publish Shs used number OF rene
that her previously Yours, respectfully,
80 - JOHN MULLEN, 81 Norfolk street
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The BusHKL By WEreHr AN act of the Ohio
Lcsis:tss.. q T.ess.sy IssT estsslisss' ~ sos~.
re, aAx ese1, eR Indian sorn % Pounds harley -
es~asel easVW eped - Deua0ej ee>e, ID pennes,
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Mail Failures.

The eastern mail fail cd at st. Louis, February
Northern" partly" New Orleans, ADS
" southern" Augusta, Ca, " 9th
Northern Charleston, s. c., 18th < 9Th
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The Gaines Case.
lCoNCLUDED.I

BRIEF OR ARGUMENT OF WILLIAM CHRISTY,
Attorney ofhe Appellee in the Paterson Ganes
Appeal TO The Supreme Court Of the Unifed STATES,
from The Ninth Circuit Court
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soaon Of which has been ordered In the Court Of Pro-
bates may bring suit for that purpose In tho District
Court" Taking this opinion to be sound, the old pro-
verb may be which that 1t bad rule that
will not work both ways for II suit can be brought in
District Court to annul . will, surely may be
brou9ht befbre the tribunal to establish will but
rely strongly uPcn the principle, that npossibites
oannq b required Of suitors, that there H. before
sisted remedy In all ossss and that In the present
the WI having bssn lost or destroyed cannot be pro-
vt AiaSl - sslStnss having been proved clearly
nct 10 admlt Of Adoubt would for refer the
court 70 the testimony Of Pierre Baron Boisfontaine
which proves that the testator declared with his dying
trunk o. esss Can crsnty itself be made to believe
that he died Stth falpshood upon his lips! false
nooo, too upon subject which had occupied 20 much
Of his attention., ssd oalsd forth much socitude,
the future hts Of an acknowledged child No never.
me non. existsnoe Of necessity of probatng los,
wf hsvinG bn tAus clearly shown every other ground
or Deduction saksn In this point follows matter Of
Proofs and .drsuwenfs TO establish the tiehth. point
This the last point regularly laid down for Discus
SION ana although fssl confident that enough has al
ready been shown to snsure confirmation of the deores
In the court below, yet IL may be we'll to cover the
whole ground contended for BY the claimant; shall
therefore adduce the laws upon which rely to establish
it Il laid down in the 4tb partda. t,tle is Law that
Another way Of legitmstns natural children is where
father declares by writing by his own hand
which he causes TO be executed by notary public
such one for his son, designating him expressly by
name. But Ia such acknowledgment, the father GU xht
say that he 1, his natural son. for IL he does the
legitim Ation viii have no Effect
ssd separated by ths aisivncvs conjunction or % the
one Ss vsiuss which The father eSesuss With his
eva tSA - oc6ar vbsh he eauecs 70 b executed b.
sssseev vubus' ~ ssssssss ~ hsss wasssssI " w
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Valuable Medicine Wine,

MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues Of the Sar
nj saPara, Danfsion, Wild Cherry, and several other
Erofic Panfs whose wonderful curative properties al
together unknown, except TO the author Of
HASLEY'S FOREST WINE
IL well known TO good chemists, that all vegetable sub
stances contain less deleerios properties well
as medicinal virtues Those opposite qualities which are
iilsed together la every root, plant and blossom, remain
separabe Ia the exrncts, obtained by the usual method
OF boiling, &c rendering all medicines thus prepared inert
and In many cases either Injurious altogether useless
This accounts In great measure for the nefciency of 81
many medicines in curing the diseases which they profess
To cure. .t., ..f+
II is very different with Hasieys Fbesi Wine by means
ola wonderful chemical apparatus invented for the express
purpose of manufacturing this article, the entire virtues Of
the most valuable combination Of plants discovered
and free from every properly b, those which
act In unity, and harmonze with the constitution Of the h.
man frame This renders the Forest Wine the most excel
lent and truly valuable medicine in the world both for Its
miraculous power of curing well delightful flavor.
The Forest Wine is distinguished for Its great Elf
cacy IN rene,riRg ror1tot constitutions and curing gene
raj III health proceeding from disorders, complaints
of the Stomach iiper heart and kidneys, including eosfre.
ness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, loss Of appetite. and deba,
ted state Of me system. free of the Forest Wine
stores nvalds OF this class the most robust strong and
vigorous health II has also proved useful In restoring in.
vas from lingering state after severe attacks Of sickness
Price 81 per bottle, for sale at Hasley's General Depot
Conrtlaad g., New York, and BY the appointed agents
j F. Callan, only agent, Washington City.
q. NJ. Lntfcum, only agent, Georgetown. Et
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RadWay,s Chinese Medicatel Soap

DATRoNIZED by thousands ofnivd,als throughout he
United States and Canadas, giving the most laerinR
satisfaction to all who have used IT, Chemists have
ered at mysterious effects and many Of them have
discover the secret of It's wonderful cOmbina
ton efcaciors balms and extracts, which render II SO
speedy and eicacious in the removal Of Pmpes Blotches
fustules letter Transforming, by magic, dark, saow,
yellow, and unhealthy skins TO so smooth fair pure and
healthy compilations For the cure Of Lhapped Flesh,
Rough, Crackedrand Discoiored Skin, Salt Rhe,, Ring
Worm, Erysipeias Scgrry, aud SIRE Heni RAILWAYS
CHINESE INDICATED SOAP may truly be called an In.
esmable treasure Excrescences OF the Cuicfe speed
lily removed and credth cutcular vessels instantly
ceanse Of all impurities hands neck and face present
a beautiful, clean, sweet and healthy appearance.
Fbr Sharing, gentlemen will find this Soap great desi.
deratum, produces rich, creamy ather, sofens the
beard and renders the skin smooth and plabe Fbr Clean
ing Teeth Railways Soap is superior to pasf powder Il
makes the teeth white and beautiful the breath,
and protects the gums from acu AS general Toilet Soap
is superior French and English Soaps Il is entirely free
from irritating ingredients is purely basamic and sooth
ing.io the skin.
Each cake to be genuine be signed II, g. Railway.
j. d r. G. ROADWAY, . COurtlandt ST., N. Y.
Sold in Washington City by j. +. Callan and NJ Deiany
Sold In Georgetown by o. NJ Ianlhictm
dec 2l-cm .'t-'
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Improved Magnetic Machines.

Moorheat's Graduated Ma gnetic Machines.
TT isnow universally admitted by the learned scientific
ism is In fact, the principal Of Vitality Life, and that
Disease IN many OF s most painful forms. Is entirely
lis healthy proeoras Il hen we ~ ca read snppn
this wondrous power where il Is thus deficient
cessiuy combat disease, and this has been fully and per-
fecy attained by the present beautiful and scientific nsru
men .*
Moorheads Graduated Magnetic Machine Is an important
improvement over all other forms Of manufacture, and has
the most perfect convenient eecinaI Magnetic Machine ID
moi liable 10 get out order as Is the case With ali other
str,mens II admits Of the perfect control and can
FAINT sufficient for the strongest adult al the pleasure
the operator, The magnetic influence is impaired I'M
most delicate patient Il requires assistance ia its USE,
and s il every respee! entirely harmless,
permanent in all Of Rheumatism, acute or
chronic, seated either in the head Joints limbs Cont,
Tie Dq n Nerspas and Sick Headache Paralysis
Spinal and Hip Complaints Stiffness 81 the Joints Lumba
CO. Neuralgia, Nervous Tremors General Debility, Defclen
cy Of Nervous and Physical Energy, and all Nervous Dis
eases As preventive for Apoplexy the Machine is conf
IDENTIFY recommended and In the most confirmed cases Of
Ssrofula Dropsy, Eryspelas Deafness, Curvature Of the
Spine and all similar complaints It's effects are equally sue
Each Machine is compacy arranged with the battery and
NIL appliances put up meal rosewood boxes Accompany
ing each y new Manual containing full and simple irec
which is recommeaaed Any person Of ordinary ntelii,
gence can successfully this Machine every thing
Evsy so ses oas sse beautiful in
str,lmen They will always be found valuable compan
% o s ss I % se CT
size and power They can be readily aud safely sent any
part Of The world and each warranted
sold, Wholesale and retail. by -, D. O. MooRHEAD
1872 Broadway New York
NJ Agent for Washington, NJ. II. STEVENS.
No, Browns Hotel
GUINNESS 4 BUSH,
ian 3-eollm Il Gump street
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NEW YORK CLOTHIN G.
WIN. II. JENNINGS g. Co.,

23l Broad,ray Ne,r York, and Pa. arenne, near 6ih
street. Washington,
NTOW offers 10 the citizens of Washington, members OF
Congress and strangers the largest supply Of fashion
able Heady-Mnde Clothing for Gentlemen's wear,
offered in this cityconssng Of Dress hini Frock
Coats ody Sacks and Oyecoats Of every variety French
and English cut Pants, SILK, satin Merino and other vests
which they will sell the lowest New York prices Orders
will be received and taken and sent 10 New York
for any style Of Garment that may be desired which will be
executed with promess and despatch in ter usual ye
of elegance which they Halter themselves cannot be sur.
passed by any establishment in the country,
w. r. j. Il Co., have always on hand supply OF Shirts,
ndershrs Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders Stocks, Cravas,
and every variety Of dress articles for genemens wear
- dec m Y,..s
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REPUBLICATION or THE LONDON QUAR-.
1'ERLY HIEW-EDLNBURGHu RERLEw-.
REHIEW--AND BLACKWOoDSE EDINBURGH
NIIf above Periodicals are reprinted IN New York. Inn,
beautiful clear type, on fine white paper and are hithui
copies the originals Blackwoods Magazine being an
ex,ct fac smile OF the Edinburgh edition
The wide spread fame of these splendid periodicals ren
ders needless say much in their praise Az literary
i"r samp now published while the political complexion
marked by dignity, candor and forbearance not
| often found in works Of u party character +,
| Engiaad-Whg, Tory, and Radical Dlsckwood' and
the London Quarterly" are Tory, the Edinburgh Ne
aNorth British Review is Of religious cast, and has
for lis editors Sir David brewster and DR. HANNA son.in
law Of the late Dr. Chalmers 81 Eap6nrsh H. a sfar
The prices Of the reprints are less than o. nose
Of the fsreign copes and while they are equally well got
| English reader.
| Payment 10 be hnadf in adpanee.
For my one Of die four Reviews, 50 GO per snnum
For any. three DO zoo
For all four OF the Reviews 500
For Backwood's Magazine 90
For Hackwood and The four Re.
views, III w IH
Four copies OF any al of the above works will be
to address, payment Of the regular subscription for
lllree the fourth copy being gras
~ Renttances and communications be made In
all cases without expense TO the publishers. The former
him the amount TO be remed taking his receipt and for
warling by mail paid the money may be encloa
NJ D. The postage all these periodicals reduced, by
the late post office law, 10 about the former rules
making very important saving In The expense OF mall
10 In Of the large cities amt twns in the United
States lying the principal railroad ami steamboat routes,
"s : LEONARD scoTf ( q G Y p' Publishers
octs ly ~ Fulton street, N, y.
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Enal
nus lSl5IA5EIH
] s55jIliiii Z.
COPP'S PAVILION,

Located ON La. av., near corner OF 9th street
.feio steps north Of Coiehdn's Hotel
nNth first floor is first class RESTAURANT, with
" several spacious private parors for parties, always
ready at The shortest notice. \. = .'
on The same floor there Is suite Of spacious and very
neat BAIHiNG ROOMS, where baths oil different kinds
may all times be lad at the low charge Of ~ each
hot or COLL Good servants constantly In attendance, with
out extra charge Both the Restaurant and Bathing Esiab
llshment are deemed inferior 10 in the country
On the second hooris ROWLING SALOON, both com.
modios and elegant and unsurpassed BY any similar 81
loon in either Of the cities Of the Union.
IN The rear OF this Saloon Is wellappointed PISTOL
GALLERY 'I".7'.1
The Payons charges in each department will be mod
crate, and the whole establishment VIII be open every day
and evening % ihe week. except Sunday which day III,
The proprietor invites the public to call and examine
nov A-illm' MOSES corp
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STOVES. sTOVEs.. sTOVEs!i!

10 Fly NAYLOR South side of Pa, avenue between
"A Sd and l.2 SITS, would inform his customers and the
X public generally that he hasjus received large
w. sorment Of Stoves OF the and approved
patterns including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATOR, or
COAL BURNERS, which he will sell together with Fire.
boards aud Stove. pipe the lowest prices for cash
lie also keeps constantly hand general assortment
Tin md heetiron Ware, 10 which he invites the attention
of housekeepers.
He still continues 10 do Roofing. Gulierna and Spouig
aud Sheet iron and Copper Work generally, and Tho
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
~ .
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Earthenware, China, GLASS, SC. SIC.

TffONIAS
Has just Imported from Liverpool and other Va7 N
V0 sources ninety packages Of the above articles, mo-
q Of the lat, st Styles which, with his former ~
stock, comprise almost every article In his line; all %
which Will be sod Wholesale and retail at very low prices
Also solar. OIL and lard Lamps svered and gilt Glran
doles China Toys Fancy boxes, Wax Figures ivory han
died and other Knives and Forks, Walters Casters, Cake
Baskets, Looking Glasses, &c.
First quality Stone Ware at the factory prices
BritanniaSIea and Coffee Sets &c. at reduced prices.
Please call at my store and warehouse, opposite Brown
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
dec ls-eod 'l2t THOS, PURSELI.
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NEW CONFECTIONERY.

aA1 The subscriber respectfully informs his custom.
STX3 and the public that he has opened NEW
CONF,ECTTONARYAND ICE. CREAM SA.
49, LOON, on the north side of Pennsylvania Ave.
nue. between 9th and 7h Streets two doors west OF Concert
Hall This establishment has been handsomely fitted up,
and supplied with foreign and domestic CONNECTION.
AIRY ofthe very best quality; full assortment Of FANCY
ARTICLES genuine Pickles, Ancloyies and Preserves
kind Of and CONTEMPORARIES for wedding din
ners and supper parties All kinds of CANDY manufac.
tured wholesale and retail Orders for Ice Cream, Jees
&c, punctualy attended to- Citizens and Strangers
spectny invited to give call before purchasing else
where GEORGE Kraft.
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- An &4f77BB
FITNAM'S

~ EIlNAM -
saddle, Harness, and Trunk Establishment
Sufhrasf corner of Serenh and Streets opposite NE
General Post Office,
%s WASHINGTON CITY, d. c.
IIE Undersigned has resumed his old at the
| above place where he keeps banda regular assor
men Of articles in his line, and where he is also, at all
tines prepared orders in The best cheapest and
' ctsliyd. THOMAS FrTNAM,
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For Renf.

TINE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL, which is
suitable Tar Exhibitions, Fairs, Lectures, Concerts, OF
such purposss Inconsistent with the principles ~
total abstinence Terms moderate. Apply 10
n. WARD, President Stock Committee,
dec l5-tf Or at the Hall.
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6VWA The annexed list OF choice a
1ftn WINES, LIQUORS, &C., II
MT-fNN3.{M b,ye been selected with the great r
81 cnre aud are for mle accom- -
b Us viii be promptly attended 10, and
he goods despatchediVan part q i Ias country
Pa avenue, opposite Jackson Hall Washington
IN BOTTLES.
Madeira WINES.
MERTON, G,rioa Murdoch d. 20.
Haal London Particular
George and Robert BlrkJura f. Co,
HolHlrd, March 4, Co.
Superior old serta Superior Old Mamaley
Do. s GIf!s isiss ZINES.
Pale Pal. Sherry, ezrra,,dapsror pomars
Pomar's Gold sherry very superior
"''''I VINES or FRANCE.
Chateau Margaua subscription wine
Chateau LATTE -eq,ai 10 any thing In the country
bordeaux, low rsieet for ordinary consumption
S sa;ss s"a 'iMa JESElLE ~ 1gE ssF'
Steinwine, vintage r Ilockleimer, vinlagei3
H''''hs'ntrBi g \ TTDD1 nSEss Hook
Superior Old Port "r medicinal purposes
superior White Porr do do
Na,asehino d zsffa cnracoa, red and white
Creme de Lemon Cherry
CHOICE LIQUORS.
MANDY
Otard, D,ipny 4 O. vintage 1916
otard Dupuy a. Co pale, vintage 1922
Peach E .a '...'4
GIN. lid
Holland lamlica Spirits, extra quality
RUM
10 five gallon demlohns very old Santa Cruz
UHISkY H.
on Irish, dnn'shSNr" Very old aud fine
LONDON DOUBLE BROHN STOET
s syar h hIe o'o In quart and pint bottles
IN WOOD.
WINES
Madeira, Sherry, and Port, with great variety Of
other Wines I'll
10 casks Old Ionlpl Particular, imported in 1879 by
the late Messrs. Smith r'.. .
IyHISkY -a
Irish, Scotch, and Mhnongalela- VERY fine
CIGARS.
b0,0oo very superior Cigars, our own importation.
dec In e fe4s a# SHINES X son,
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H5- TAKE NOTICE!--Thc Canton Tea
Company the erci,isire vendors Of the superior
Black Tea called HOWQuA'S MlNTURE.' They intro
duced il in America In lsO-and every other person
house protesting 10 sell the same at a-much less AT a
lower price deceive the :wary, the public themselves
will perceive, by comparing The spurious with the genuine
!" lIowqnan vended by the Canton Tea Company.
Every package Gin addition to its containing jtA eeigh
independent Of the wrapperD bears The stamp Of neaess
and elegance and the Teas therein thoroughly secured
from light and air that their quality and power viii remain
unimpaired In any climate.
CHARLES A. COMFY, Agent,
nov 5--dly' ------. At TEMpIgMAN's HOOK. store.
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GENTLEMEN,s "nELoNGINGsnI..

GENTLEMEN'S "BELONGINGS"I!!
STEVENS, GATE Fish g. Co.,) No. l BROWNS HOTEL.
- HATSl!! Oft newest fashions, and OF 81. W
III superior elegance, both in finish, shape, aud -
lsA style, in BEA YER, MoLESkIN, NUTHlA,
- and CASSLlHEHE
GAPS u.tY
or every variety Of shape and material for Genemens,
Youths and Children; also, for the Army and Navy.
WARDROBE ARTlCLESli
The largest and varied OF elegant Ward
robe and Toilet articles be found in the city Scarf,
Cravats, Gloves, Suspenders, Perfume,
ry, Canes Umbrellas, Stocks dr., NC, &c.
INDIAN RUBBER GOODS
OF Goodyears Manufacture every article made from Indian
Rubber han procured at Two three days notice
My STOCK is complete in every department Of GOODS
Of the best quality and newest style, always be found
my shelves.
Gentlemen are politely invited TO call.-Good freely
shown, and prices reasonable. STEVENS,
oct S--tf Late Fish x Co.
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Night School.

MR. MARLER teaches Night School at the Temperance
i'A Hal M = street He teaches Gtnmmer by LEoTuRs
need be The citizens Of Washington requested TO cal
and give him hearing, H5- Terms moderate
Ar
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Geld Pencils and Gold Pens.

lust RECEIVED large and handsome assortment d
d GOLD PENCILS and Diamond mounted GOLD Pens
In Gold and Silver and for sale very low prices by
C. A. Comfy,
dec i6-u at Tempeman's hook Store.
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WING NATIONAL CONVENTION,
FOR SELECTING CANDIDATES FOR
PRESIDENT 4 VICE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
To be held at -, ON tho --- day Of 90, H..
NEW HAlIPsHIHE.


NEW HAMPSHIRE.
DELEoATRs AT LARGE Gov. Anthony Colby, OF New
London; Hon. Ichabod Goodwin, Of Portsmouth,
Substites-Ira Perey, Of Concordi Thomas r. sanger
OF Dover. =,
Substitute Gilman Marst0n, Of Exeter.
District No I-GeoTge w. Nesmith, Of Franklin.
subsiItue-W William Sawyer, Jr., Of Wakefield
District No H-Aaron +. Hughes, OF Nashville,
Sllbstitue-ssac Sulrtevant, OF keene
District No. V--Jonaihan Kittredge, OF Canaan
Substitute Augustus Y. Brewster, OF Hanover
VERMONT.
DRLEoArEs AT LARoT-soomon Foot, Of Rutland u.
Everett, of Windsor :. ~.
Substitutes Miner, Of Manchester; Carlos cooldss'
District NJ. la. p Lyman of Bennington.
+ Substituted l.. Catlin OF Orwell.
District No. II--H. CUTS OF Hartland.
Substitute Hebard, Of Chelsea.
District No, III = u, Z Royce Of Berkshire'
Subsiiluie--H D. Stacy, Of Burlington.
District No. W--P Baxter, OF Derby.
Substituted II Deano, Of Hardwck.
cONNECTICUT.
DgLRoArRs AT LARoR--Chares w Rockwell, Truman
Substitutes -Thos W. Williams, Charles Hawley
District No, John II Bockway.
Substitute Isaac w. Stuart. daN-'
NDsrict No. II--James +. Babcock.
Substitute Samuel Russell. M
District No llI-John Trumbull> sf
Substitute sampson Amy.
District No IY--Neson l.. White,
s,ibSilule-lienry X. Harral.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
DELEGATE At LAHoR--Rufas choate, Boston, W. q,
substitutes spraee, Duxbury, Ensign H Kellogg,
Delegates from Districts not yet chosen.
MAINE.
District No. III viii. Pitt Fessenden Augusta
No others yet chosen
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VAN LOAN ~ CHASE.

HAVE removed their DAGTERRIAN GALLERY u
Ill the OpEoN, corner of LIZ street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and have, at considerable expense put SIX yph
which will enable them TO furnish pictures surpassed III
this any other country. Pictures taken in any kind
weafher--clear, cloudy, raining.