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AMERICAN AND FRENCH RESTAURANT,

outf SIDE Of street, ew steps tres Of The Var Office
HE subscriber begs leave respectfully inform the pub
lie that he prepared to furnish dinners or sup
yts In his establishment adjoining, on the west side,
Bouangers bar) in which he has five private rooms
Which will accommodate from Twelve to twenty-five per-
oas He does deem it necessary to enter INTO dehs
regard TO his ardsr or cellar as he believes the CONT
ence Of the public, which he has heretofore enjoyed Is
habaed but it is his determination to be always pro-
ed with the best the market afford, and 10 serve al
ue promptly, and at short notice. he hopes TO merit ana
eceve the liberal patronage with which the Pubhc
have hitherto favored him. J. BOULANGER-
~ B. Two three brick houses in healthy situations
or sale low for cash
Jan l5-2aw6w
MEXICO and the Rocky Mountains by g. #. Rux
4'l ton, ISiS
Scenes Wsshington-a story of the last generation, by
citizen OF Baltimore
Eyangcne by Longfelow. - -
Feb. "a +. TAYLOR.
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MS At election OF officers In Georgetown
on Monday last, the 18th umo, the following gentlemen
h PATENT OFFICE March 2, IS4a
oN the petition s0lyman Merrick, OF Spring

AN petition OF SOlyman Merrfck, OF spring
field Massac husetts. praying for the extension OF
patent granted said Soyman Merrck for an improve
the wrench for years from the expi-
of said patent, which takes place on the 18th day
uguet, 1870
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office the first Monday in July, at IL o'clock, and
all persons notified appear and show cause,
Ordered Also this notice be published in the Union,
and National Denokrat Washington Pennsylvania, Phil
Boston; Gazette and Republican Union, Portsmouth, N.
Post Pittsburg week for three successive weeks
previous to the first Monday in July
EDMUND BURKE,
Commissioner of Patents.
p S. Editors of the above papers will please copy, and
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing
this notice.
March 2-Iaw3w
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Mr.. CLAY coMING-Our common council yesterday
ceivcd letter from Mr. Clay, accepting the invitation
given him. without distinction of parry to visit our city as
h or guest He will arrive here Tuesday next and
main three days his desire be the occasion of
any formal parade much less of partisan denonsa-
ton More hereafter--N. Y Tribune, March l.
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Supreme Court OF tho United States.

THURSDAY, March 2, 1S4s
No Al: The United States, plaintiffs, the city of
Portland The argument of this continued by
Mr. Attorney General for the plaintiffs, and by MIR.
Evans for the defendant
Adjourned until TO- morrow, IL O'Clock, a. m.
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Ru n. IL. DYER. .4,sctfonce,.

DLOODED FlLLY AT AUCTION.-On Saturday morn
ing next at 10 o'clock, shall sell in front of the
[entro Market House, booded lly, about years
d. of the prcest animals in the District. Sale posi-
we, the owner having no further use for her
r. w. DYER,
st Auctioneer
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The remains OF Nh Adams are to be removed from
w, arlington to Quincy, Monday, escorted by large
commtee consisting of one member from every State
The Hon Edward Everett has accepted the invitation oil
the legislature Of Massachusetts to deliver an euogy upon
the life and character of Mr. Adams
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Beef, BEEF,.l-virginia Been-Th,

nEEF, BEEFU BEEFI'I-Virginla Beef.-The
b subscribers have purchased Of Mr. James Hunton, of
VIRGINIA. lot of very extraordinary fine beef and will
Offer il for Saturday morning 18th instant,
in the old Centre Market at our stalls, opposite Mr. Otter
backs Mr. Hunton has brought this market the best
this year To the lovers of superior beef this is
fine opportunity for securing pieces and we invite the
admirers of extraordinary beef to call and it, will
be look To those families that prefer curing
their beef, this fine opportunity choice
lot The price will be moderate.
WALKER Il PECK,
March PIT VictuaIers Centre Market
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FURNISHED HOUSE to lot, thres-story, with back
Pennsylvania avenue between and 18th streets near
the War Department Inquire the drug store OF Wenc
bee Bates, opposite the Seven Buildings PennsyVAn'~
Nov. 9--dn
TVOR SALE OR RENT.-Two houses on 9Th, between
and M streets north one a large twostory new or,ck'
,ch cellar and back buildings a pump Of excellent water
in the yard and large side lot attached; the other
frame, two stories high with back oui'a"E' inNESn
eight rooms. For terms, apply to a. 'oNHS.
May l9-n Until
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THE CINCINNATI cHLoRoFoRM cAsE.-Ihe Cincinnati pa
pers of Saturday that all hopes of resuscitang Mrs
Simmons who suddenly sank while under the influence OF
choroform having been abandoned, post morton exam-
nation was made The system of the deceased found
in healthy state and showed indications of any disease
that could have caused her death The Inquirer says;
"The committee, understand, are satisfied that her
death was caused by the administration OF chloroform 1t
supposed it gvenjn too concentrated form and
that nsensbywas us caused too rapidly twas given by
being first deposited within it, We are told that the usual
and safest way Tor its administration is by dropping IT up
the patient"
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NEW WINE STORE, No. IS CHESTNUT STREET,
philadelphia


uAMES RAIiE late OF the firm ofC,owen Jacobs, " Co.,
j announces that he has ed up the store No
b Cbesnut street doors below Third street, and
i,or above Congress Hall Hotel, north side, Wine
Sore where he will keep weselected stock of the
sproved varieties of wines, hrandes, queurs London
n,1, stout Scotch ale, and the finest brands of choice
cigars, DC.
Private gentemen hotekeepers and others the ,ou-
nv, invited TO call and examine hisstock. Sept.
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The Baltimore American OF Wednesday morning takes
one view of the advantages which to derive from
the acquisition of the new territory, which we presented
in our own article of Tuesday night
eft is not for that kind of (he whalers) par
tculary that habor of San Francisco is desirable inn
poran nay absolutely necessary the United States The
why harbo should be part and parcel
d the which require the whole of Upper California
IN he also The ic TO concentrate at the
mort of SIN Francisco will seek to the Msssipp
valley by some or all Of the och connect California
NTH H. and thence the Aantic and the Old World TO
that ms current of trade which, all ages OF the world,
lie another Pactous has deposited golden sands where
ever it has flowed the attention of statesmen is now to be
turned if they would maintain name Tor sagacity ana
orehough Let them prepare the way Tor 1.-THE resor'
vors into which it may come the channels through which
,m,v nm Irit is necessary have the harbo OF San
Francisco it is necessary have also the avenues 6s toheh
thai harboy and all California communicates 'oi the raaey
| of the Nissssippi."
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Paralysis, or Palsy.

IT is remarkable with what rapidly this distressing af
Fiction is increasing in this country. The infant well
aged is becoming subject to its attacks, and what
renders amenabe is that the efforts of ply
Paaly disease of the character caused by
arrangement of the system and is in this
plant especially that the ordinary effects of medical
proved delusive Paralysis has therefore
regarded ncurabe disease but such is happily
The wonderful agent of galvanism has late
believed disease will in yield to its power
when properly applied CHRlSTIE'S GALVANlC BELT.
BANDS Ne, offer the most approved form of application
present KNOWN and their has been attended In these
with complete success.
The following is copied from :" the Orphans Advocate
and Social Monitor the we'll known publication in Boston,
edited by the Misses A. and E. c. Fellows:
CDR. CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC RINGS.
The efficacy of galvansm in the of diseases,
tcuary those affecting the SYSTEM has long been
tent received benefit in direction he injured by
severity of the shocks This difficulty has of late been
in great ea remedied by improved construction
of gavanc battery But the great desdeatum lay still
hey ond it apply the gapan'c potcer gently and I'M
ceasingiy This important object has been accomplished
by DR.. CHRISTIE'S GALvANIC RINGS, BELTS, &c,
which lately been invented and have suddenly risen
into much public favor. In relation to these articles,
have witnessed practical results unless we
greatly mistaken in the One was that OF an orphan
had been great sufferer under parayc Shocks till she had
y the OF her limbs One OF her hands, for
ample, completely twisted up. She has used DR..
Chste's gavanic rings for the arms and the magnetic
fluid which accompanies them, for few weeks, and she
is uo,p almost completely cured We could other in
stances of persons poor health being greatly benefited
completely restored, by their The expense Of try
ing them is but tle and they certainly do harm.
Many the simplest remedies are after al, the eica-
cious"
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CAUTION.

The great celebrity and of Dr. CHRISTlES gall
vanc articles has caused them be countereed by
prncpled persons To guard the public against decep.
on there is but ONE AUTHORIZED AGENT appointed
can be obtained All sold elsewhere are spurious and
worthless No pedlars travelling agents will on any ac-
All applications requesting further Information. or regard
ing business with DR.. Christie, should be addressed to
d. C. MOORHEAD Agent-Cienera for tho U. B.,
No. 1872 Broadway, Now York.
ONLY agent in Washington, d. c.,
my M II. STEVENS, No. l, Browns HOTEL
Nf.roh a--ThS.EMif
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MIR. Clay.

The wing press cannot exactly agree about the
ner in which Mr.. Clay is to be treated The "Phladel-
pha News speaks in the following exavagant and full
some terms on the of his visit to ST. Stephens
church on Sunday
at being generally understood that Mr.. Clay would
tend ST. Stephens church yesterday morning. that beauti
fs edfce crowded early hour, many Of
the being filled with Strangers while the ases and
passages about the doorway equally crowded with
those anxious catch GLIMPSE however brief of the
man. grandeur of intellect the ood TO hold
its breath a,cc at the mention Of has name
The "New York Courier" Ga Taylor paper treats Mr.
Clay with very little ceremony, follows:
''That he very recently, New Orleans, advocated the
support of this very war; called upon his countrymen
volunteer and expressed his regret that he himself
old take part in it, all know Even his best friends
do pretend deny, that in all this he exhibited the
patriotic feelings which rendered him conspic
as one of the pillars of the Of 1872 We praised that
speech. The people nobly responded to and among
those who did so, and offered his life in defence of his
country's honor Mr. Cay's own gallant son. How,
them account for the speech at Lexington deny
ing that country had any territorial rights south of the
Nueces-characerizng this OF aggression and
conquest waged against the resdcs the castle and the
affairs of the Mexcana war in which Mexico is right,
and our country altogether wrong What would Mr..
Claws ultra friends say ii to charge that he did
not believe word of what he uttered, and that it
electioneering speech, and made for effect We
need not answer Such arge would be outrage upon
feelings, well as the feelings OF all who, like us,
venerate Mr. Clay; and have alternatives therefore,
the conclusion that Mr. Clay is feeling the
weight of years. Either this is his NeW Orleans
speech that Lexington honest We doubt not
his honesty his patriotism and it in way lessons
respect gratitude the great of the
be PEELED arrive the conclusion that he is failing
in intellect He is, after ALL but human and liable all
the ills that flesh is heir to- The body may and will
decay and with it the intellect that has shed such glory
upon our country; and will believe that that
period has arrived than Henry Clay Of any, the
slightest of patriot devotion to his country"
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March PIT Vctuaers, Centre Market
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TREATY MExrco.-We perceive that the cardinal
features of the treaty with Mexico laid before the Senate
for consideration and adoption in effect the same
which Mr.. Trist authorized offer prior to the battles
before the city of Mexico, and only involved the question
whether is interest tender the same terms after
victory, which did prior those battles Having once
offered them we lose nothing in the estimation of the
world in renewing them to dspred people, bending
der the evils and vcissude of war; and suffering in
every Our boundary under this treaty. commences
in the Gulf of Mexico, up through the middle of the
Rio Grande with varations branches off through
other rivers and streams, until it reaches the Pacific
point south of San Diego This includes the
rtorial possessions of New Mexico and California which,
reaching the borders of Mexico the Columbia river
territory with what already possess, sufficiently am
pie for the immediate wants Of our country.
''The consideration OF fifteen millions which includes
the three millions already appropriated, is considered by
many large amount to pay for territory already in
possession. In fact pay that osensbly for the
cession of territory. but in reality, to enable Mexico her
self TO enforce the conditions of the treaty pay the
due her generals her officers, her army and
civil list and thus reconcile them to the paccation and
in all probability terminate those inuigues in the army
which have kept that country in civil for the
twenty-five years, and enable that government
tranquility within its borders and by good faith, industry
and dissemination of free principles from the
ha yards the caames, and casualties of This is both
JUS, and generous part and obviously polite also
enables Mexico claim the advantages of honora BILE
liberal treaty, in which she preserves her nationality.
We have wish strip her OF her honor national
pride and although desirable that that Casan pride
the only inheritance of former gory should be directed
safer and more available channels bear mind
tina, she is sister republic, borders, and
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nR n BOsTWlCKS GREAT WOhh AND LIZ
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- RAJ he can without searching through nooS silef Dook
sri ID th. that Known II nc present. cay aootI nc
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- 49, Dr. Bosrsyrcg's WORK On the ~Sstlre znd
rsr,a1t Of ris-s q Diseases Resulung from improper
H.b. iih HINTS 20 Young Men u engraving 81 pase-
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Above '----
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pHONoGRAPHIC

NERBATIM-REPORTlNG ACADEMY.
corner of Broadway and Csna'st Errance ~. Csrs Il
DFRSONs ANXIOUS TO QUALIFY ThEMsELNE,
10 take verbatim reports OF Lectures Speeches sermons
Law Cases Ac either for their OWN use or Amusement
or with view become professional reporters. or for me
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ence for hch ls already used By upE ard OF 10000 per
sons In America and Great Britain are especially invited q
call Al the Photographic NerbsrimReporung Academy
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TERMS PFR COURSE or TWELVE LESSONS, -
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October 70 be continued every Monday. WOducfdsy and
Friday until the BE- completed rz Two classes ir
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to n two .u ihe afternoon. one from O'Clock until 5
and The other from 0 and from . 90 90 n me even
ing Five other classes will be- r0mmeucef ni tne sauf
hours ON Tuesday lWh 10 hr confined every uesaaY
THURSDAY snd Saturday n1u' The course j. completed
ANDREWS A. BOYLE
NB-lf will bs 'ogu llai each class receives i' lf
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enable he members NJ class to read and write Phonogra
rlv with facility 90 that sf'r few months pracrce VIII
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speakers Private fauEn a. the residence of th'
member Tem- per oi ~ Lessons, -lOo for any
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IrNNy LIND HAIR GLOSS.

INNS REMARKABLE COMPOUND now so celebrst
4 I'd was discovered by julius Whoehleri distinguished
IN Germany AZ physician, and throughout the world as
Paysioogist and Chemist !, received ir above as
nSis hed lille az Nena being presented TO Jenny Lind
hy one Of her great admirers ,,
no rernove the fears which many have ofusing cheincs
preparation arising from the erroneous ides mat any com
non8 which chemical 10 necessarily injurious 10 the har
nd from the veeknown fact that most chemical mixtures
before the public have been Issued by Ignorant prrendes
and have proved injurious, the receipt FOR tho Jenny Linz
Hsr Gloss has submitted 70 the examination OF one OF
i most eminent physicians Whose high aainnens rom
s able and extensive researches Ia medicine snd
h collateral sciences have Justly entitled his opinion s1tor'
wi Tor he purpose Of procuring and presenting MS written
opinion on his point 10 the public which Is as follows
This certes that have examined inc recipe o. Jgnus
Wboehler tor Der Sch0n Glsnz or the jenny Linz mar
Gloss By the request Of Johnson Ooodenough me pro
preors and that nothing nunouso me hslr on
.kin but on contrary it, constituent elements ana pro
peres are ply sioogcsy and chemically adaped 20 JOIN
and in my Judgment calculated 10 produce me effects
- DWIGHT sTICkNEY, ND
d. N.,,,y,,L Nav 1919 COS HOuslOn-sL
To be had AT the principal Office 8 Nassansl rrinclps
Druggists Lafayette Bazaars -, l6l, o broad"hy /" oOn
worth rs Br0sdwsy and Broosstore- 81 Roe Loo
SON an Broadway Fsnsaw, 80 Brosdw sy and SAMUEL
RaynOr. 81 BOwery W y
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MEDICINES.
sP. TOWNSEND
BACKED OUT OF THE $4,000


TINS suUFFLtSG WHICH :. p TOWNSEND
Has PRACTICED will never satisfy us or the puone
Il 1--we made chsllange, and he accepted H. wen sc
accordance with his acceptance put up the s. and "'ned
him to appoint man and would one, who should ar
range the urelninsres for testing the Two Townseud'
Sarasparls" according fret proposition Instead OF
dons The this he clustered about, writing such d'on'ed
sentences a. these Let them put up their money II hsy
darer-"We put up the money now cover IT" Come on
with your remedy and money, no ssulking -" W. 'u'
.pecl you dare not put up the money
Now MFR Townsend. this sounds too boyish Il 10 be
meath the sni,y OF man. especially OF one who pretended
4, be the king OF sssspas compounds Have we not pu
up our money and have not dared you to me ie's o
none, "a IN the hand of friend your, 10 MI Beach
Now the moment hsve arranged matters, we WI place
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this We believe you viii bat we give You warning yo'
shall not be dropped easily You shall never creep on
%, his affair A. good a. you went into i-mark that
os IT, THOMPSON. SkILMAN co. 100 Nasssusf
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cHEss ION WRITER EVENINGS.

IA APPLETON CO nave recently pub shed Chess
sJsfor Winter Evenings -1nfaninr i- Rrlreu-s IF the
Game. ana Elementary Analysis oi The most Popus Open
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szraws both 0re-a and 80 ece Also. series % Chess
Te. with Illustrations rngrawrl s-ee from origins.
re- yns The whole extracted srd translated from the hest
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fAruN0RF Ott-tnrea br-s C'Hon' waier, ks.'io.
y u.-rsloa. Cooss-y. Cork -yiph. Ryder. Boston
Iy0Pl1r SER ls-Cd .'uP Caledonia Imnthf't Liverpool
X opfFaNs sept l7 Arr ships Hartley, Canmei Hgrre
=, soc Boston Gro ships Roger sherman. "ssslnf
yr Jsrser wlnan. Boston, Kentucky, Gordon. Liver
F,oprf tyD Ort8-Crd bre Fm-ne. C.ough, Porto Reo.
tslTanyf PHIA Octb-Cl 2. tarss se' Asns' Boston n
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t,r't. thai he following are me scuhl :"
an, xvord ih-v snuot these highly respeS'Ie :. ~
who nsve lred them Mr George seete 81 NJ Nm w,,.,
49, MIs - ., King n Y. Mr Th0mss JAcAsof, ~
,srS Pi,sSarsb Z Cullen ate barber .,ssnoos'
south Amencs And more thsn hunc'sN o'.es ~ -,
lac head OF face stop u falling Cd strengthen sne ~,
,.roving scru and candruf from the ro-'s So
80 or FRA, hsir assume fns DARK oof and sepns ~
hssh ~ virv hair moist sofl clean and oesouiVI
,v long time Sold only IN NewYork al 3 Shatnsn 81
ard In ,rocklyn At is Fulionsl W