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Doors, Shoes, aud Trunks just received.--tientl

BOOTS, Shoes, aud Trunks just received.-tientc-
ID mems boots and shoes, French patent leather calf
and goat dress and common. aat hAl u'
Ladies' CATERS and hafgaiters, lnen lasting, sateen
and English kid, black, bronze, and colorcd
Ladies' dress and common slippers and ties
Ladies' dress and common black and coloed glove kid
Chdrens and misses shoes of all kinds '
An assortment of travelling trunks which will sell
low in order to dispose of them
Call at HOOVER'S Ert'
Aug l-eod6uf Opposite Centre Market
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GADsBY's VIEW HOTEL.
Corner Of Pennsylvauia avenue and Third street.
Near the railroad depot, Washington city
ANY. 1-eod1vif u
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Amidst the deep concern which is universally acknow
edged by all who de sire quiet the agitation of the
ry ON the Territorial question, is delightful to witness
the profound attention which given TO the remarks
of Mr. Bowdon of Alabama in speech delivered on
Saturday in the House of Representatives He made
most eloquent and impressive appeal to the friends OF the
Uoion-he friends of fraerna feeling amongst the peo-
nile Of our common country; above all, TO that high
sDirit of patriotism which may claim legacy from
our ancestors invoking their aid to the adjustment of this
controversy Upon strains of eloquence rarely equaed
and force of argument which disregard. the
whole House hung in silent attention; could lis
fen without Continued pleasure and respect-pleasure
At The felicity of the execution, and respect for the
high and noble patriotism which beamed through
every expression With the spirit in which he made
his remarks we trust that all may be inspired, and
that even vet the country may be composed, and all
parties satisfied with some timely compromise Surely
none who heard him could justify the unceremonious
haste with which the House rejected the offspring of the
Senatetha result of patriotic self denial and individual
compromise of feeling and opinion; and it is than
pobabe that the lay the Senates bill the table
would have been given, if Mr.. Bowdons speech had
been made before il taken We hail the presence of
such young in halls, and the country has right
10 expect much from his future efforts He paid de-
served compliment TO the frmness and patriotism Of
northern aud western gentlemen who voted for the CON-
promise and we trust that his speech will be most extern
sivey read throughout the length and breadth of our
country
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The New Orleans Courier has proposed a method to
head General Taylor. Finding that his friends
playing tast and loose--in the north. holding him up
as Wilmol-proviso man. because he was anti veto
and in the south crying him up extensionst of
slavery because he holds 900 saves-t proposes that
''the next meeting, wing democratic that is held in
New Orleans, shall appoint committee to address Gen
Taylor this subject. and require of him to state, in
plain broad unmstakeabe language, his real sentiments
respecting the Wlmot Proviso The experiment is worth
trying although we scarcely expect bodness enough
from the whig candidate to plain and direct
question Certain it is, that in his last published letter
to Mr.. McConkey, OF Ohio he positively declined to
answer a similar question, indeed any other.
The country will see how the two nominees and their
parties stand
Gen. Taylor evades any answer on the WImot Provso
Gen Cass has bravely and frankly defined his position in
his Nicholson letter. He will veto the Wmot Proviso.
We are almost certain that Gen. Taylor will not
Only wing senator north of Delaware voted for the
compromise. The of the northern wings will stick
TO the Proviso.
Not northern wing in the House of Representatives
voted against laying the bill on the table; and eight
southern wings voted and carried that most disastrous
motion.
Every southern democrat voted against defeating the
bill, and many of the noble minded northern democrats
voted with them.
The country will al who the best friends
of compromise, who the most decided friends of
the constitution, and what party most strongly deter
mined to stave off the Wmot Proviso, do justice to all
parties, and save the Union from excitement and from
danger.
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E,lLLER's HOTEL, Washington, ID. C.-Messrs. A

LNlLLERs HOTEL Washington, ID. C.--Messrs. A.
l. " +. II. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
friends and the travelling public that they will open
NEW HOTEL the of and 18th
street. or before the LIST of december This house
been erected expense and under the personal
pe,ntendence Of the subscribers therefore they taer
themselves that all the requisites of sate hotel will be
found at their establishment The furniture al ENTIRELY
and expense has been spared obtain that which
is elegant and comfortable.
The situation of the house is considered eligible
than their late stand the of 18th and Penn
syvana avenue Vacated by the subscribers last Novem-
ber) being to the Capitol and thanve
utes walk the Presidents House and the public depart
Dlents.
To old friends and guests tender sincere
thanks for their patronage heretofore bestowed and
them that they will find cordial welcome their new
house, and trouble will be spared render them
comfortable their firesides.
To future friends and guests offer good house
and all the inducements " Aforesaid and beg their pa
tronage.
Porters will be attendance the and steamboats,
ON their arrival, with the badge of Fulers Hotel.
No charge for Conveying baggage.
Nov 5-dtf' A. a. f. II. Full Err.
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TO y u CKsIBERS.

Tue name q ne person viii be "
payment OF the subscription be made in advance
Distant subsc rbers by
which will be paid risk by ourselves Boz
safe a ns4nission. = -
The COUNTRY PAPER pubsh~d triweekiy during the ses
sions of Congress. and eekly during
Subscriptions peodass than received on term.
proportional to the above annual rates
certificate rsmtancs
tons advertisements will be- sufficient
OF any specie pay ing bank will be received.
POSTMAsTERs authorized
ing DAILY subscribers with $40 enclosed; ave sEM-
WEEKLY with enclosed I've WEEKLY
scbers with $40 enclosed will be entitled 10 copy
edition ss they furnish subscrbsrs lsr. gratis
tame erwS
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THE Married Woman's Private Medical Companion,
i by Dr. A. M. Mauriceau, professor OF diseases OF
women, Sd edition, lsmo Pp ESQ; price 81 $1,000 copies
sold in three months. ,
The great demand for this most important work Got
which thousands sod) has compelled the issue OF
another edition. 1t is intended especially for the married.
as dscoses important which should be known TO
them particularly Here every female discover the
causes symptoms, and the most efficient remedies and
modes of in every complaint to which
her is subject , ,
1t is important question to the married why IS that
we behold so many married females sickly, debtated,
md nrostraed as also the causes and whether they
ceptible of remedy They will here find these important
matters connected with discoveries in medical and Physo-
logical science, which meet this question
This work destined TO be in the hands OF every We
and mother who has regard for her own health ana well
fare as well as that of her husband.
The revelations contained in Its pages nave aneady
proved a blessing to thousands.
To those vet unmarried but contemplating marriage or
perhaps hestatng the proprey OF mourning The re-
attendant upon it, the importance OF DenR
nossessed of the contained in these pages so
intimately involving their future happiness, cannot be
Copies uin be sent by mail free Of postage
On the receipt of one dollar the " Married woman $
Private Medical Companion will be sent tree OF postage 70
anv par OF the United All letters must be address
ed (post padS to Dr. A. M Mauriceau Box 1,224, New
YORK civ Publishing Office No 1873 Liberty street, New
York For sale No Ledger Buildings, 3D. street, be-
low Chestnut, Philadelphia.
! Baltimore VIM. TAYLOR. and Jarvis Buildings.
Sole agent for Washington, ID. C., VIM ADAMS, 8 doors
from Al street, Pennsylvania avenue
The trade supplied on the usual terms
Dec l5--d3m
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CONCERT.

MIR. DEMPSTER, composer of the May Queen, La
wi of the Irish Emgrant, The Blind Boy, IL has
The honor the citizens OF Washington his
Intention OF giving OF his original ballad entertain
ments, at Carusl's Saloon Wednesday evening next
March I'D, which occasion he will sing his favorite
compositions com namely The Indians ComPlant-"oh
wind bewaiedh; John Anderson my 10; Lonely aud
wife; Home in the Heart Lament of the Irish Emf
grant; Saw We my thing The Dying Child and the
Angel OF Death Blind Boy Death Of Warren; Emerald
Isle I'm alone, all alone TAX aud cloak about ye
Tickets 50 cents, TO be had Fischers Staoners Hall,
and at the door OF the saloon which will be opened
March 1875 [Inell
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Bv n. GMREN. ys.ctto.ner,

(xOOD FRAME HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUCTION -
- On "Wednesday, the 9Th OF April shall sell on the
premises al O'CLOCK, M, good wostory frame house,
WIN cellar and back building, siable &c. with paved
yad situated on half lot No. TO- in square reserva-
streets, north side
Also, immediately after the sale of above described
property, shall proceed to sell half of lot No H. in
square or reservation G, fronting % feet the mall
running back 26 feet inches between 3D. and a streets
with pavement in front.
Terns One.fourth of the purchase money cash bal
ance IN equal instruments Of l. e. and years for notes
bearing interest Deeds given, and deeds OF trust taken
The properly is that which belongs to
Mr. Anthony Manyate and will be sold the highest bid
der. he being about to leave the city
A. GREEN,
March I5-2awXds Auctioneer
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NOLD diamond pointed Pons.--The subscriber has
~ been appointed agent by Levi Brown, OF Brooklyn,
New York. and Josiah Hayden, of Massachusetts, for the
sale OF their gold diamond pointed pens with without
cases. large of which has just been received
Also constantly on hand Bagley's pens. These the
original and best makers of the articles in this country
therefore, gentlemen may rely upon being suited with the
genuine pen AT Sationers' Hall VIM. FISCHER.
March S-3aw3W
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ST. JOHN's INSTITUTE,
Mount .albam, GeorSet0scn Heights, ID. G.
The BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE, Visiter.

The BISHOP THE DIOCESE, Visiter.
The Rev ANTHONY TEN BRoEcK A. NJ, Rector.
THIS Institution is very pleasantly situated. and in
markably healthy position. 1t commands view OF
Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, and the Potomac
river for vera miles.
Applications for information respecting terms, &C., for
the ADM. of pupils, may be made to the RectorPost
Office address, est Johns Institute, Georgetown, D..
c." Mar l4-2aw2m
S,TIRLING'S Philosophy of Trade. VOL, London,
> lSl7 Spackmans Analysis of the Occupations OF the
People, vol, London lS47 Sismondi's Political Econo-
my and Philosophy of Governments vo London, ls47
the Financial and Commercial Crisis by Lord Ashburon
pamphlet London l847; Progress Of Political Economy, by
Travers Twiss, Professor of Political Economy in Oxford
University, VOL London 1917 the Black Book of Eng
land, exhibiting the existing sate policy, and administa
ion of the United Kingdom. l VOL, London, lS47. the
Companion the British Almanac for 1913, year book
oIgeneral Information; The British Treaties OF Navigation
and Commerce-shpping, potage, and port and harbor
avs rates, and regulations in Great Britain, China, East
Indies, and the British colonies and Treatises variety
matters interesting merchants, owners, masters Off
OF the cusoms also, all acts OF Parliament affecting
the ownership charge and management OF ships and their
cargoes vol large octave Mciregors Progress of Amer
lca, vols large octave and other books new and
old Of the range of subjects just imported from Lon
don by F. TAYLOR.
March IL
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-P II. HOoE 81 co. have ,hi
~ day received large assortment seasonn BILE goods

NEW SPRING GOODs.-P. II. HOOE ~ co. have this
day received large assortment of seasonabe goods.
comprising in part
Mohar lustres and plaid Grenadens
Plain and changeable do
Mode and satin striped alpacas
Black and blue black do
New style French chntzes
Do British do
Do American do
Plaid and plain gngbams
Bleached and brown cottons
"a, l04 Ia, and l24 linen shecting, very cheap
Do do
White and brown damask table diapers, all widths
Huckaback and biIdeye do
Irish linens and long lawns
Nankeens and plaid domestics
Very handsome Grape shawls
Plain and embroidered linen cambria handkercbefs
And daily expected to arrive large lot of silks of ali
kinds bereQe lawns &c all of which invite our Gus
toners and public call and examine before buying
where, determined to sell as good
any other house in the District.
March 6--Stf p II. HOOE a. CO.
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(tAPTAIS PARTRIDGE's Military and Scientific
I Institution, Norwich State OF Vermont -Incor

porated.-The spring at this institution viii com
mence on the first Monday in May. The instruction
braces complete of classical. scientific, and mill
tay education Practical science civil engineering, agri
culture the science of government political economy, &c.
Nc, prominent branches of instruction. The cadets
will be under the personal and instruction of Captain
f. The charge for board tuition room-rent, OF arms
and announcements lectures, lights, fuel, washing, and
incidentas will be $3.50 for the collegiate year of ~
weeks yabe SlOO in advance and $50 the end of ~
weeks No debts must be contracted by any cadet.
Capt p. will take charge of all their funds and furnish
everything necessary charging the in their bills
The whole yearly expense including clothing is limited
$3.50 and with proper PRUDENCE need not exceed $500
The discipline is strict but kind and good morals
o.ssary for adms sion. Mar S--law6w
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4 SbOK QUITS. PARKER, having opened a fancy anu
perfumery store, between Al and 9th Streets on Penn
svvania avenue doors east of Colemans Hotel (uP
stars respectfully invites strangers ana Gzens 20 ~
par of fine English and American hair, nall and tooth
brushes; shell and horn dressing-combs very superior
,ch f6ne> wrought tuck combs for the evening; side
combs, evening ians rich retcule purses Perumees'
&c, &c &c, ..... ,.,.
for dresses. - c- N, yorl
On the 10th of this month shall return from New i0fk
with one of extensive assortnents OF fancy aces
for the coming holidays opened in WashinSiqnoi
Fancy and Perfumery store, Pennsylvania
Dec. I0--u avenue DetWeo" 81 90 ~" -
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MORE PIANOS.-The subscriber has Just received
lVl from Boston very fine rosewood pianos with full
iron frame and harp pedal which he will sell exceedingly
low, and their perfect condition and durability
Having made arrangements with the manufacturers, no is
prepared all times sell pianos from twenty five fifty
dollars less than those Of similar style of finish be pur-
chased for elsewhere therefore, he would respectfully in
ve all who wish to purchase piano, examine those for
sale at Statoners Hall. where may also be the
magnificent full grand piano that has been offered
sale in the District. VIM. FISCHER.
March S-.Staw2w
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british Almanac and Companion ls4s.-A
ID book of general information subj Of legs
tauo statistics chronology mathematics &C., DC, be-
ing for Great Britain and her colonies what the celebrated
Boston American Almanac is for the United States
giving the civil list of England, Houses of Lords and Com
mons, the households, law &C. NC and valuable
articles the railroads of Great Britain the govern
school Of design decimal coinage on electro tee-
graphs, health of towns odd fellows and friendly societies.
abstracts OF parliamentary acts at its last abstract
of parliamentary documents chronicle of the session of
Parliament 1916 and lS+7 public Improvements, together
with much valuable information subjects Of general
eest Just imported Ia few copies only direct from Lon
don, by F. TAYLOR.
Mar p
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR F. C. Liable has the honor to inform the ladies
wi and gentlemen of Washington and Georgetown that
his dancing academy will reopen Tuesday, November
I'd at his dwelling house, Pennsylvania avenue Days
of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from
p. to p. for young ladies; from 10 p m foT
young masters.
N B. Those ladies and gentlemen who may feel desrou,
to receive instruction Georgetown will please leave their
names at his residence in Washington.
Ian I-2aw3m
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Truckers Commentaries the Laws Of Virginia,
i 3D. edition volumes.
Wendell's Blackstone, vols.
Smiths Leading Cases, vols.
Hare and Walaces Select Decisions of American Courts
vol.
Hocome's Digest of Decisions of the United States SUI
preme Court, from its commencement up to 1913, vol
Peters's Digest of Decisions of all the United States
Courts fiom the organization of the government the
present time, 2 vols, 1918
Just received by F TAYLOR,
Daily expected-The United State. Dges in S vols,
Federal Courts. March 10
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IRISH LINENs.-We have now open--

IRISH LlNENs.-We have OPEN
L 80 pieces Nicheson's heavy linens, very cheap
~ pieces n ohel,on's pillow case, at TA yard wide
~ pieces 9s linen for pillow slips, uncommon width
10 pieces TS liner real old fashioned goods
20 pieces fine Tor collars and fronts
80 pieces long lawns with many other desirable linen
goods, which will be sold usual small per oenage on
cost. d. CLAGEIT ~ w.
Mar l9-6tf
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~ FOR RENT, commodous dwelling house on
ei5 Pennsylvania avenue, in the known the
EA " Slr Buildings" This house has been thoroughly
repaired from cellar garret.-Price $3.50 per year.
Enquire the Union Office
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nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva in decomposins
ood' ana strengthening the organs OF digestion hls
preparation OF sarsaparlia Ii positively every case
OF dyspepsia, however severe or chronics
BAsK DErAMrHGrr, Albany, May 10, Is4s.
IN Iowmrsp Sin; have been afflicted Tor several years
win dyspepsia In its worst FORM attended
1888 o. Appetite extreme heartburn and
all Kinds Of ood and for weeks
abs 70 retain but small portion stomach tried
remedies but they had little
was Induced about two months
saPar1a and must with little confidence using
nearly two bottles found appetite
entirely removed and would earnestly the use Of
TO those who have bern afflicted as have been.
Yours, &c, w W. VAN ZANDT.
~ b Purchase none but such have wrappers thar
hide the bottle completely and have the signature
of 5. p, TOWNSEND.
Principal Office i26 Fulton street, Sun Building New
York; keddlng Co., State street, Boston Dyott Sons
1872 North Second street. PHILADELPHIA s. S. Hance. Drug
gst, Baltimore; Duro " Co. Richmond; P. M. Cohen,
Charleston Wright Co., ISL Chartres street, New Or
Leans; 100 South Pearl street, Albany; r. Van Buskk,
92 corner Of Market and Broad Streets Newark, New Jer-
sey and by the principal druggists and
rally throughout the United States, West indies and the
Canadas.
Agen, for Washington, CHARLES STOTT; AIexan-
dria, HENRY COOK; Georgetown, X. s. T. CISSEL.
Jan 2S-6m
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WILL remain for a short time longer In Washing
w the exhibition OF Powers statue of the EEK
SLAVE in the large saloon of the "Odeon," OF
Pennsy vania avenue and AZ street.
Open from O'clock a. m, until 10 o'clock, p. m.
Abundance Is Pamphlets l2A
March l3-6td
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SUPERIOR HORsEs--Such an opportunity, probably,
~ has not occurred and may not occur again TOR long
time, procure few such superior horses, saddle,
harness, and Pafade, may be had by calling
Mr. Mcllbenny, Of the Exchange Hotel II not sold, they
will leave In a few days. Mar l5-3td~
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n ADDISON
Companion the Work Table; Ladies' Pocket-book Of
Knitting-by Miss Lambton The Book of Knitted Lace
Knit Sha wi and Scarf Book The Eagle knitting Book and
Ladies' Preceptor20 patterns Crochet Miscellany
by Mrs Gaugan The Crochet Collar Book Knitted Lace
Collar Receipt Book; Crochet Baby Cap Book Crochet
March s f. TAYLOR.
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DATAPSCO FEMALE IN sTITUTE, Elli.ott's Milis,
L Maryland.-The ensuing Of this institution, after
private examination Of one week, will commence OH
Thursday the 9Th of April, without vacation, and
nue seventeen weeks till the I'd of August after which
there will be a vacation OF eight weeks.
The following school year will commence on the 4th
Wednesday in September, and continue without vacation
ortyour weeks Pupils from the Cities from sickly dis
tcts, and others who may wish TO remain in the nsu-
ton during vacation viii be provided for, that their time
may be pleasantly and proitably employed The rate o,
charge will remain heretofore A few vacancies will
occur in April The annual Commencement" after publ
lie examination of week, will take place the I'd oil
August. Feb. l9--twt6A
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In PRIV. No. 6374.-John IT. Mclaughlin ana the
united states VS.. One Box of Specie.

In Prize 6374.-John II. McL""&hi" an" ee
United states, VS.. One Box of Specie.
Irited States District Court for the DISTRICT o. Louisiana
Monday, FEB. H. n. ID. 1873
Present the Hon. Theodore II. McCaleb.
an motion of c. r. Stewart, Prize Agent and on sug-
eson to the Court that the prize list has been unish
~ E of the officers and OF the steamer Hunter, ana
an Ther suggesting the Court that there may be o'hei
persons claiming 20 share capors in the Distribution OF
he prze fund herein accruing it is ordered that a oe
persons claiming eapors heein do file their claims
such they have, the Office Of the clerk OF thus Conr Win
odered that this motion published in the New Orleans
picayune Washington Union, and New York Herald; SIX
times from this date to the expiration OF the ninety DAYS
Bv order OF the Court. . -
SE.h 2Q-6tnqOd ". X JENNINGS. CLERK.
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N1HEss REGIsTER.-A set complete from the conn
IN MANAGEMENT 66 vols, well bound for sale n very low
price, il application be made Immediately to .v,on
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r OsT q 9th Instant, the Navy Department,
IL gold watch, with gold fob-chan and key. The
owner thinks may have been left the in the back
building said department The finder, by returning the
the owner, will be literally rewarded by clerk in
the Fourth Auditors Office at
r. KEYWORTH'S,
March 10 Pennsylvania avenue.