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Corner of Grand and Lydius street
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.

This Extract of Sarsaparla has been expressly pre-
pared in reference female complaints No female, who
rod the turn of life should neglect take IL, il is
certain preventive for any of the and horrible
diseases TO which females subject this time OF life.
This period may delayed for several by using this
medicine Nor is il less valuable for those who APP
preaching womanhood it is calculated assist
by gu ckenng blood and invgorating the system In
deed this medicine invaluable for all the diseases
which women subject
1t braces the whole SYSTEM renews permanently the nat
nra enegies-by removing the impurities OF the bodynol
stimulating the system 10 produce subsequent
relaxation which is the OF medicines taken
female weakness and disease.
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~LET'-A house completely and elegantly iu:nished
4 and most elglbly situated in the First Ward.
Bank. ~ - A'' Aio0a a., s
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ST. JOHNS INSTITUTE,
Mount .Abdn, GeOrx efOscn Hetxjtfs. ID. 4
The BlsHor OF THE DIocEsE, visiter.


The Rev ANTHONY Ten BRoEcK, A. M Rector
WIS lnstltaon is very pleasantly situated and in re-
Il inarkabiy healthy position. IL commands a view Of
washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, and the Potomac
river for several miles.
Applications Tor iniormaon respecting terms &C. or fol
The admiss OF pupils be made To the Rector-Pos
once address, St Johns Institute near Georgetown d
" Mar ls-2aw2m
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
vested by deed of trust dated March Is Is4s and
recorded in OF the land records OF Washngo county
District of Columbia in Liber w b., No. 100 and by re.
auction the highest bidder fo purposes said deed
expressed The following described lots, pieces parcels
Of ground and premises situate lying and being the
city OF Washington, in the District Aforesaid 10 VIII
One half OF lot No. in square 3l9 beginning north
street at the distance OF % feet from the southeast
OF said lot running thence % feet, thence north
with Vermont the northwest OF said lot
thence east 9s feet, thence parallel with the line
said lot until II niesecs line drawn due north from the
place oil beginning al the distance OF So feet from
north, thence soulh So beginning being
one-hslf OF said lot No 3, and containing feet Of
ground
Also the half OF lot No. A. in square No es6 in
The said city OF Washington, fronting southwark on New
York avenue, and bounded by the following lines viz BY
division between the said lot No and lot No s. in The said
square and running eastward along said avenue on the
front boundary of lot No. L. in the said square feet 81
inches thence nortwaTd by line at right angles the
said New York and equd san every point from
the boundary lines of said lot No Ia
the SAID square No 2S6 TO the northern boundary
line OF sad last mentioned lot thence ard along said
as mentioned boundary line OF lot No. q feet
Il nch thence southwark TO the place of beginning l0l
feet 6nches.
The above sale will take place on Monday the Goth day
of March next, at o'clock, p. m, commencing the
premises OF lot No. 3, in square PIG.
Terms of sale One-rhrd Of the purchase money be
paid in cash the day after the sale the balance
equal payments OF and two years. be secured by
satisfactory endorsed notes. bearing interest from day of
sale. Upon mpiiance with the of SALE deed will
given and deed of taken secure the deferred
payments the of the purchasers, and possession
given OF the premises.
The himself the right of eseng any
all of the premises named, if the Of sale
com Piled WITH the risk the purchaser or
such time and place, and upon such terms, he may
fit.
RoBT. w. DYER,
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STiRLING's PHILOSOPHY of Trade, 1 vol London

lS'1 SPac knan Analy sis Of the Dec upaiions of the
People, vol, London ls47 Sismonds Political Econo-
my and PhIlosoPhy OF Governments vol London, 1917
the Financial and Commercial Crisis by Lord
pamphlet London, lS+7 Progress of Political Economy by
Iravers Twiss, Professor of Political Economy in Oxford
University vol, London, 1871 the Black Book of Eng
and exhibiting the existing sute policy and
non OF the United Kingdom. I vol, London, 1917. the
Companion 10 the BRUSH Almanac for 1915 year book
and Coinmerce-shPpng, ploage, and port and harbor
rates. and regulations in Great Britain, China, East
Indies and the British colonies and Treatises variety
oil matters interesting 10 merchants owners, masters Off
GERS OF the customs also all acts of Parliament affecting
cagoes, vol large octave Mc'regos Progress OF Amer
ca vols large octave; and many other books and
don by +. TAYLOR.
Mprch II
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AsSs FOR RENT, commodious dwelling house on
lia Pennsylvania avenue, in the row known as the
LG1 " Slr BRildings" This house has been thoroughly
paired from cellar 10 garret-Price $3.50 ner Yea
Enquire the Union Office
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"A Ombres, la Perspective, la Gnomoniane ct any
hngrenages, par Oliver, vol quaro, and uaro aas OF
Illustrations, Paris, lsF. Browns Perspective | vol
9naro London First Principles Of Symmetrical Beauty Inv
nay decorative painter 10 The Queen. Woods We
yopngs lsometrical Perspective. Sopwith's Isomerca
Drawing Cawse's Art Of Painting in Oil Color Mer.
nee on fainung IA O and Fresco Brook Taylors Linear
Perspective, Joping's edition Bernards Arithmetrics
Perspective. Landscape Painting in Water CoIors. by
Shutueworh. Handbook of Practical Perspective Dea-
con Elements Of Perspective Drawing Gwilt on Sh,.
COWS phipss Theory and Practice OF Landscape Paint.
ing IN water So'oFs Manuel OF Drawing of Models Ma
emery, ana Respective, by Butler Williams civil en-
sheer. Phulpss Lectures on Painting, | VOL London
Ihe Works OF Sr Joshua Reynolds vols london Paint
Ing and the Fine Arts, by Hazlu and Havdon l vol
hdnburgh Weae's Architectural, Enginee ring and Ne
Enhsnlca Drawing witness Mapping and Engineering
Drawing. Jamieson's Map making and MeehanicsI c.
gephy Jaekson's Skechng in the Field Pan Dravgino
MhIp5ay Reeonnossance, &c Engineering Field Work
oy Bruh, cFil engineer Just imported from London
ou some OF theh entifeV new Mar
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Os L on the instant, the Navy Department,
II gold watch, with a gold fob-chan and key. The
owner thinks may have been left the in the back
building OF said deps The finder, by returning the
same TO the owner win be literally rewarded by clerk in
the Fourth Auditors Office or at ..,--
r. KEYWORTH'S,
March 10 Pennsylvania avenue.
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(1OTTON HOsIERY.-We have just received, directly
~ imported for
$50 dozen ladies' cotton hose, in open work. white,
very handsome, SO a dozen
Plain white, assorted quality
Plain brown do
100 dozen misses hose open worked white, all sizes
Open worked brown. all sizes
Pain white best quality. all sizes
Do second quality do
This LOT Of hosiery is certainly cheaper than has
been brought 10 this city before.
Ma oh I0-6f d. CLAGETT 81 co.
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nearly Ieem bes The gastric juice saliva in decomposng
Ioou' anu strengthening The organs OF digestion, thu.
Parauon OF sarsapana Ii positively every
Oh dyspepsia however severe chronic;
BANS DErAsTNrnr Albany, May 10, lSs5.
IN oNss,sD Sra; have been afflicted Tor several year.
WIN sPefss, IN ITS form, attended with
pl 800 o. sPTenie extreme heartburn and great aversion
an h, OF ood and for weeks wb5 could ea have been
20 retain ont small portion stomach tried the usual
ou hey had little effect in removing the complaint
was about months
sapAilia ana little confidence but using
TWO bottles found appetite restored and the heartburn
entirely removed and would earnestly the Of IL
70 ihose VINO have been afflicted a. have been
Yours, sc. W. w VAN ZANDr.
n. q Purchase none bur such have wrappers that
noe me poue com pleely and have the written signature
y PnnG1pai office l26 Fulton street, Sun Building, New
lors hecding Co, State street. Boston Dyou Sons,
ls2 North Second street, PHILADELPHIA; s S Hance Drug
gdsl Baltimore Duro x Co, Richmond; p, NJ Cohen,
Charleston Wright Co, ISL C.tarres street. New Or
leans; 100 South Pearl street, Albany; r. Van Buskik,
~ corner OF Market and Broad Streets Newark New Jer-
-ey and by the principal druggists and merchants gene
raj throughout the United Staies West Indies, and the
Canadas.
Agent for Washington, CHARLES STOTT; Alexan-
dra, HENRY COOK; Georgetown, X, s. 7. ClSSEL
Jan 2S-6m
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A FURNISHED parlor and three chambers, with the
"A OF n kitchen, If required, in the Isl Ward, G
street, between nth and 18th Streets the War Depart
ment Apply 10 B. Jost Restaurant.
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DISEASE OF THE HEART RUPTURE, AND pRopsv

Dr. TowSs,sp, Dear sir My wife afflicted
heart terrible rupture fifteen years
The greater troubled with
huteng Of the heart which has been very dis
frequently unable leave her bed
ure very large every remedy
such cases had
relieved
and the has almost entirely
had the dropy, and much swollen
had no idea benefited comp
cstio Of diseases strange may appear
he. of the drorsy that this
appear like fiction; but 1T as nevertheless sober reality.
certainly valuable medicine should
seg nv every one suffering have
eye this account, Liberty call
oculsr dem onsrstion. Yours, respectfully
WILLIAM ToWsER, James street.
DYSPEPSIA
No Amid or rsdcine has been discovered which
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history OF the Bank OF England, Its times and
i traditions, by John Francis vols, London, 1917.
The Progress Of America by John Macgregor, secretary
TO the Board of Trade, vols London, ISl7
Els's British Tariff for 1917 and lo4s
Political Economy and the Philosophy Of Government by
Sismond vol, London, 1877.
History Of the Royal Navy by Sir Harris Nicolas, vols
London, 1877
The Past and Future of the British Navy by Capt the
Hon + Plunkett, r. N, L vol, London, 1917
Modern Agricultural Improvements, by Cuhbeu w.
Johnson London, lSi7.
British Almanac and Companion for 1913
South's Household Surgery, Hints Emergencies,
vol, London, 1877.
AID many her books Of value imported from Lon
don by F. TAYLOR, and just unpacked
Feb. %
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MANUEL Practique du ConsuInt, par +. A. De
THE TIMES.


EDITED BY DUP GREEN
IhS paper will be, as far practicable, fu fair, and
candid record OF passing but its chief present
purpose - to counterfeit the abolition movement by uu-
MASKING the designs, motives, and end OF political abol-
uon TO demonstrate that its prnc piles hostile the
rights, property, interests prosperity, aud liberty of tue
nor as TO the rights and property OF the SOUTH and by APP
Peas TO their intelligence and patriotism unite the wise
and good OF all parties in every section, in a common eff
Tort TO strengthen and perPeuate the Union
he liNES VIII be publ weekly in Washington city,
eu SEM 70 SUBSCRIBERS, through the mail, for 81 80
F1 copies 10 90
tnoicanon Office Pennsylvania avenue, Four
AGENTS
Brook, Shillngton, 81 Co.. Washington
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
TINES established requested TO act as agents for OBJ
timing subscribers ~
hulofs nroughont the country requested publish
ms prospectus, and forward their papers In exchange
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WORKS on CHEss.-The games of the Match al
w Chess, played by the London and Edinburgh Chess
Clubs, with variations and remarks, by w. Lewis.
Fifty Games Chess played between the author and the
best players in England, France, and Germany, by w
Lewis
Lessons in Chess, by w Lewis
Games at Chess played by Phlidor and his contempora
res.
Chess Made Easy, by G. Walker.
Chessb board Companion, by w. Lewis.
The A RI of Chess-pay, by Geo. Walker.
Phdor Chess.
Gianutio and Seenus the Game OF Chess translated
by Sarrat.
Chess for Beginners by w. Lewis.
imported from London by F. TAYLOR
Mar g.
(IGARs! CIGARS! RsI-Jus, received direct
~ from tie Havana, per barque Colon very large and
celebrated brandsi
10000 CorteZ regala
10000 Upnan regalia
10000 Silva cigars
10000 Coriez, La Norma size
10000 Chiron do
10000 Ida, small size
5000 Tulipan
10000 Queen brand
10000 Columbia
5000 La Gratitude
10000 Steamboat Principe.
The above lot cigars of the choicest brands
that manufactured in Havana part OF them are some
NJ the subscribers own importation
Also, in store 100000 cigars, OF various brands winch
M be sposed OF good terms can be purchased IN
any OF the northern cities. The public hotel-keepers and
yrocers respectfully invited TO call and examine TINS
most magnificent lo, ofcigars. w. H. WINTER,
East OF Colenans Hotel, sign of Jim Crow Penn. av.
Sept24
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LIN Puze-No. 6374.-John It. Mclaughlin and the
United States, VS.. One Box of Specie.

I'M
United States, One Box Of Specie.
Tsi States District Court for the District Of Losana
Monday, Feb. IA, 4. d. lS.s.
Present the Hon Theodore II. McCaleb,
ON motion of C. r. Stewart Prize Agent, and sug-
" geon the Court that the prize list has been furnish
ed him of the officers and OF The steamer Hunter and
on further suggesting Court that there may be other
persons claiming 10 capior in the distribution Of
The prize fund herein accnng 1t ordered that all ohe
persons claiming captors herein, do HE their Claims II
ueh thew have in the Office of the clerk of this Court, with
In 800 ninety days the date hereof And II is further
oer red this motion be published in the New Orleans
Picaynne Washington Union and New York Herald, six
from this date 10 the expiration OF the ninety days
y F eIu: as q s Mr. JENNINGS. Clerk.
j skin cha pped cracked II so, cake OF the true
and genuine Joness Italian Chemical Soap will make il
smooth, SOFT white and fine.
Have pimples or salt rheum have seen Jones 8
soap the worst and Oldest when every internal
and external remedy failed.
Have you beard or sore headl You conscen-
,ously assured that cake will cure you. But do not
suppose that the many counerfe any OF its quail
many OF the i'm itatons OF Joness soap are nothing
but common soap. Joness soap used by physicians.
But more, reader, be careful Of cheap eounterie
and limitations. See that the OF L. JONES is the
J. F. CALLAN's
March 6-eo3 Corner of E and 7th streets
T'REsH Garden and Flower seeds.-A full assort-
+ men of fresh garden and flower seeds may be
ound sale the drug and seed OF and
Seventh streets All seeds warranted fresh and genuine,
put up in small packages, with directions on each.
Orders for seeds, trees, plants &c, promptly attended to-
lot OF agricultural implements Tor sale very cheap TO
close them. J. +. CALLAN.
March 6-eo3
NEW SPRING GOODS.-P. ii. HOOE & co. have this
~ day received large assortment OF seasonabe goods
comprising ia part
Mohar lustres and plaid Grenadiens
Plain and chHngeable do
Mode and satin striped alpacas
Black and blue black do
New style French chin,zes
Do British do
DO American do
Plaid and PLAIN ginghams
Beached aud brown cnons
81, l04, IL t. and l2-i linen she citing, very cheap
Do cotton 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 handkerchies
And daily expected arrive large lot of silks Of all
kinds, berege, lawns, &c all of which invite
and tue public call and examine before buying
elsewhere, determined sell good terms
any other house in the District.
March 6-3tif p II. HOOE & co.
MANUEL Practigue du ConsuInt par +. A. De
vi Mench, volume Leipsic, 1916
flnns BRUSH Consus Hand Book-a treatise the du
hes and jurisdiction OF the consulate, volume London
lsI7
NJ - T-,tlo II.
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BOARDING Mrs. HAMILTON, on Pennsylvania avenue
ID nearly opposite Coleman Hotel has several roo
vel which she will be pleased 10 let to memr
Congress- permanent transient boarders among tem
are two three fine front rooms.
n
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L building, containing eleven rooms, and situated on
Pennsylvania between 18th and 18TH streets near
the Department Inquire the drug store oil "ethe
bee & Bates opposite the Seven Buildings, pennsylvania
Nov cd,
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JEW SPRING BoNNETs, just received st KINGS

~ Lace Store between 10Th and 18th Pennsylva-
MIA avenue which will be sold uncommonly cheap, Also,
good of black silk laces for trimming dresses,
half of usual price with splendid sort
men of bonnet and cap ribands of the latest styles, and
numerous new articles whioh will sell very cheap
March l4-st J. 7. * G. KING,
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osr between ,he Hank OF the Metropolis and tho

I OsT, between the Hank of the Metropolis an" inc
Il Union Office gold waich-key The finder, 10y leaving
at this office, will receive the thanks oil the oset ana
pay if required pIaIou -
THE NEW SPRING FAsHION.-Beautiul hats. oil an
entirely and very attractive style Just introduced
and ready for sale TODDS Fashionable Establish
ment six doors of Browns Hotel.
March a--eod6tf
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No fluid or medicine has ever been discovered which
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-07-11

~ The Governor Of Michigan has ap
pointed Thomas Fitzgerald, Esq, Senate
ia Congress to 6llthe vacancy occasioned By
the resignation Of Gen. Cass.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-04-13
Later from Europe.

The steamship Washington arrived NJ New York
an Friday last bringing ten days later intelligence
from Europe.
The first important item seems to be that Queen
Victoria had another baby on the 18th Of last month
and is doing fnclyI 1t was not known who would
succeed Lord JOHN Russell. The money market In
London was quite atcady bat in Paris r general
crash was anticipated. The provision markets il
London were in healthy state fair and rather
steady prices being paid. Quiencss pevaded most
parts Of hcand, although riotous proceedings had
been anticipated. Scotland the same The Pro.
visional Government Of Franco was progressing
quietly. The Emperor Of Russia agrees no. 10
NEEDLE with the affairs Of France so long as tAu
French let hin alone. The Bank Of France has
suspended specie payments, but gives silver for tho
ing the National Guard, stationed in aid around
Paris is set down at 100000 mon. The Queen Of
Spain has recognized the new Government Of France.
A revolt was in full blast in Vienna on the 18th Of
March-:he people rising and destroying the villa Of
Prince Mettemich, and proceeding to tho Custom
House. The Princes ofthe Imperial Family were D.
bout to retire to private lifethe lbertyof the Press
was promised, and the full of Joy OF tho re-
suit A Peasant. war had broken out in Germany.
Tho whole Eastern world appears to be in commo-
tion and the final result cannot now be told. Tho
w6tchword is Freedom. Our forefathors sent that
word across the ocean, and it vii! Ay from hourt to
heart till the slaves Of this land will claim the birth
right as tbei,s.
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Eg' A meeting of gentlemen connected
with the press, was held in Washington on
Monday evening, of last week, to express
their sympathics with tho French Republic
cans. Mayor Scaton presided. The meeting
was addressed by the Chairman, Major Noah,
Amos Kendall, Erastus Brooks, Thomas Rtch-
lie, DR.. Houston, W. L. Robinson, l.. F. TsA-
istro. Among the resolutions adopted were
the following:
Resolrcd, That tho Press, as the great
agent in difIusing intelligence, establishing
sound principles, concentrating public sent.
ment, and facilitating the application of NOR,
al force, is the right arm OF the People--tho
power that makes revolutionary rcformations,
Resolred, That despotism, whether it leave
the press free or attempt to enslave it, cannot
long withstand its influence if it fall upon
tho Press, it shall be broken; if tho Press
fall upon it, it shall he ground to powder
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STonM ABATED.-Thc little bit of q goose-quill
knock-she storm between Captain Field and our
humble self, that ragged in the Voice so much like
tempest in a teapot" abated on Tic arrival OF the
Captain last week, and on our having short inter
view respecting matters past and present. In our
first article we did not design throwing the whole
blame on Mcasrs. Cooke, Field & Co. but alluded to
the break ut Walpole, and said Wherever tho
fault has been or row is, it should be looked up,
&c. Whatever failures there have been in forward
ing the mails, cannot be remedied, and Mr.. Field
and ourscf concluded best to enter into treaty Of
peace he to carry packages Of the Voice by stage,
as usual do his best 10 have mails arrive and in
tersect, and we to drop the past, &c. Mr.. Field
informed US that, for some time past, the mails had
laid over night at Walpole. What license the Con-
tractors that way had for this delay, we not in
formed.
Subscribers who have received the Voice By
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for this volume.