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EDITORS.

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THE JANUARY NUMBER or GRAHAMS MAGA.
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WAsHiNaros .jdnuory rs 1913.
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me as citizens Of high responsibility and the pro-
fessional portion Of them IRE of the best standing
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W. w. SEATON, Mayor.
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Washington, Jany lst le4s.
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ny The above named medicine may. be had In
Washington, wholesale and retail, at the Store OF
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors east Of Sd street; Mt CHAS. STOTT & co.'s,
Pennsylvania Avenue near eth street; also, al j. L.
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GEO. w. JONES', corner of Baltimore and High
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II, PIERPolNT and COOKE q PEEI'S, and at
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LIE DOYEN's DIsINFECTING FLUID.
RnaRns A. COME .--

MEssRs. poULIS, ROGERS COMPANY,
Sole proprieiors Of The celebrated
LIE DoYEN'S DISINFECTING FLUID,
Beg call attention to this important andinvnnable
article the greatest discovery Of the agepaened IN
Washington, December lsi7.
THE above invaluable preparation, which entities the In
the gratitude and blessings Of The whole human family
possesses the power Of Immediately destroying the most
offensive odor from whatever cause arising.
by Hospital Wards can be dlslnfeced q miasma and
Wasr Go s Gees rS0 Gs !. q ire
valuable as the nauseous smell arising from sores on The
boy or from he night stool are BY i's use a, once DIS
can az from any necessary be kept several weeks
by using the Fluid without becoming In the slightest degree
Captains Of emirrnt ships will derive ncalcnlable ad
yanaEes from It's use N ne s,eerase ,or ana
II Justice in advertisement would be impossible Ger
Frsaee and Of his city, who have tesied may Be seen
our office, which will fully convince the most scepcal 81
Is entirely free from any odor Of It's own simple in It's
application and certain IN iis effects.
sas aras ssssne Ss gese o a sms ss
bgs water and ether dsaieens purposes By an app
ed without causing that highly offensive STENCIL and thus
rendering night soil valuable manure
The undersigned, desire to bring tbs article into public
nse will be furnished in quart bolteso Of rown stamp
for local uses by the gallon.
supplied ssI - '''i' PouIiN. ROGERS i Co,
30 Merchants Exchange, William street.
- s ", q" x J. il IL GILMAN, Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue
New YonK September 10. 1873
Gentlemen Having used your Disiniecng Fluid on my
last voyage in the Washington the Atlantic, found
an invaluable article for destroying the efva from the
Water closet, &c
II is also valuable for the passengers TO use In their state
rooms particularly in OF sickness think the best
disniecitnR agent ever invented
lS!gned,l J, JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington,
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company.
To Messrs PouLIa, Rooms d Co.
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| To DR.. A, j. ScHwARTZE, Jr.
Dear Sir consider 1t duty owe to you and
to the public, TO state that my son, who had been
afflicted for great length of tine with severe Bron-
chia affection and liberated sore throat which threa-
tened his lifeafer having been treated by the best
medical skill without success was eectually restored
TO health by your Extract Of iSarsdparila some Is
| or 10 months ago. and has enjoyed perfect health
ever since Such an invaluable remedy should be
known throughout the extent Of the country; and
sincerely hope, before long that il will be sought
after by all the afflicted. Wishing you abundant
success,
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THE STANDARD PREPARATION.
Dr. sCHwARTzEs COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA,

The astonishing success W ith which disease has
been combaed by this powerful remedy for the last
three years, in the District Of Columbia and other
places has induced the proprietor 10 present It's claims
In more conspicuous manner, under sincere con-
ylction that its invaluable and unerring remedicnl
virtues will benefit thousands under whose notice
II may come, Therefor, he would urge II upon all
who read this not to let pass unnoticed, but give
that attention to which II Is so deservedy enti-
lied.
The following are some Of the diseases which
will testify to It's never failing efficacy, viz;
Scrofua, in any form:
lncipient stages OF Consumption when proceeding.
from a scroinlous habit;
Chronic Rheumatism Bronchitis;
Dyspepsia, when proceeding from hepatic derange-
ment. .,s
Constitutional Syphilis General Debility;
Habtual Costumes; Cuancous Affections, and
all diseases arising from deranged secretons or i'm
purities of the blood
Persons taking this remedy should not grow i'm
patient or become too sanguine in their hopes of
rapid restoration to health, its efficacy depends
measureaby upon the strength Of constitution and
the length Of time that disease has prevailed there
fore would say to all who may feel disposed to test
its virtues not 10 commence before they fully de-
termined to continue its use whether 1t be one bot
tie, dozen, or more, as no two cases are exactly
similar, or can BIO relieved by any stated number in
anticipation. .F
The accompanying certificates are from gentlemen
Of respectabty residing in Washington city and not
from those abroad, TO whom would refer all those
who are in the least doubtful. Hundreds of tes-
monials can be produced as 10 efficacy but as they
are seldom or ever reod, credence given TO Them
have thought few respectable certificates, coming
from gentlemen well known would suffice.
CERTIFICATES.
Dear Sir Having, through the agency Of your
extract of sarsaparla, accomplished most remark
able cure in the case Of my sister, deem II impor-
tant 10 make all acquainted with her case who may
be similarly afflicted, il may be the means of sa
wing many from premature death. About tour
years ago my sisters health began to decline, and
continued TO do for the space OF two years. when
she was suddenly attacked with bronchial afIec-
ton, or what Is commonly called bronchitis Hnv
ing been attacked with the best medical skill with
oni benefit, and finally pronounced incurable, she
determined TO tryyonr extract of sarsarilla and a
ter the use Of the very limited number Of three bot
Ties she was completely restored. and has enjoyed
better health than she ever before experienced
Hoping that this description of her case will come
under the notice of many who may be similarly af-
fcted, am most respectfully, yours,
CHARLES w, STEWART
To DR.. N. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
! HIN 1 IL H SoANt
SECOND SESSION.
THE SENATE.

Whgs in Italics independent In Small Capitals Demo
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GEORGE MIFFLIN DALLAS, En- QGcio, President.
Posoftce Philadephia Residence in Washington, at Mr.
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Select Committee on the bin Is 35) 10 proride far tdki
The SerenM Census, enumeration, Of the iHh16itdnL
Of the Tinted Mafes-Messrs Cameron, Davis Of Mass.
Butler, Underwood, and Breese.
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BA BER,s EMBROC TON
NO. FOR HORSES -

n
TO Messrs PouLN, RooRns Co.
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CERTIFICATES.

To DR.. n. J. SCHWARTZ, Jr,
June 7, I54S,
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OFFICERS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE
Hon George NJ. Dallas, Chancellor
Hon William w Seaton,
Hon. James A, Pearce,
Professor Joseph Henry, Ill, D., Secretary,
Professor Charles Z. Jewett, Assistant Secretary
REGENTS Er.oficio
Hon. George NJ Dallas Vice President OF the United
States, Pa .l."
Hon Roger fancy Chez Justice Of the United States
Md.
Hon. william w sea,on, Mayor Of the city Of wash
ington.
Senators.
Hon Sidney Breese, Carlyle, linos .E,
Hon James A Pearce, Chestertown, Maryland
Hon Jefferson Davis, Warrenton, Mississippi
REPRESENTATIVES..
Hon Henry w billiard Montgomery, Alabama
Hon George p, Marsh, Burlington, Vermont 81.
Hon Robert McClelland, Munroe, Michigan -
Citizens al Large
Hon Rufus Choate, Boston, Massachusetts
Gideon Hawley, IL D., Albany, New ietk -.t, II,
Hon William c. Preston, Columbia SCUM Ia ni.
Professor A. Dallas Bache, IL D., Nafionsl hsatu'e'
Washington. - ,,,,;oa.tt ,,,
Breyet Brig General Joseph C Totem NATIONAL INST
tite, Washington
Hon, Richard Rush, Paris France
81 u ana
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS

WOULD respectfully inform my old customers
Il and the public in general, that am now receiv.
ing my fall supply OF Stoves and Crates, which
determined 90 scll cheap for cash I have in
my assortment of enameled Crates many new pat
terms from tbo~s II lAst fali-Stovcs Of all kinds
sizes and psissFs, Of the latest styles for wood or
cosl aud a. q will ou-t nothing, please cali and
get my prhe. betorc purchasing elsewhere, as
will make 4 object - the purchaser. have the
exclusive --k II ths Baltimore American Air-tigbt
Cooking Stove. and viii warrant them the most
superior CoOking >is,se n0w In use for economy
and durability. I wil also warrant them To give
general sstisisot ion, take them back and refund
the money to the purchaser.
have also ON hasd large supply of Hardware
aud Cutlery and great variety OF house furnish
ing articles. G.. WOODWARD
Pennsylvania sv., between 10th and Ilth sts
Sent. l7-eodtf
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[REPoRrED FoR THE RErUBLIc.l
LIST OF PATIENTS
Issued from the United States Patent Once
for the week ending October I6, Is40.


for the week ending October 10, Is49.
Nelson Goodyear, New York, N. Y.--Improve-
ment in Elastic Cords for suspenders. Patented
October 10, l549.
Hannibal Mathews Cincinnati, Ohio.--Inprove-
ments in Cooking Stoves. Patented October 10,
lS49.
Benjamin Seyler, Franklin county, Pain
provement in Ploughs Patented October IL, 1919.
Charles p. Carter, Ware, Mass.-Improvement
in Apple parers. Patented October 10, lS49.
Harmon Hubbard, Henrietta, N. Y.-Improve-
ment in Tanning Leather by tannin and acids
Patented October 10, lS49.
Peter Won Schmidt, New York, N. Y.-Improve-
ment in Ore washers. Patented October l6, lS49.
Henry Burden, Troy, N. Y.-Improved machi-
chnery for drawing out and COMPRISING heated
Iron. Patented October l6, lS49
Matthew A. Croker, New York, N. YIN
proved Journals for oscillating Propelers. Pa
tented October TO- lS49.
Benjamin Livermore, Hartand, Vermont.--Im-
provement in Boot Crmps. Patented October l6,
lS49
Newman w. Smith, Shutesbury, Mass.--Im-
provement in Accoucheurs Chairs. Patented Oc-
tober Is, lS49.
Ashbel b. Halle, Norwich, Conn.-Improvement
in Instruments for arrestng hemorrhage from in
ternal organs or cavities. Patented October l6,
IS49.
Joseph Reynolds, Providence, r. I.-Improve-
ments in Looms for figured fabrics. Patented Oc-
tober l6 lS49.
Thos. G. Clinton, Geo. II. Knight, and Edward
H. Knight, Cincinnati, Improvement in
Cooking Stoves. Patented October l6, lS49.
Cornelius Kingsland, Allegheny, Pa.-Improve-
ment in Crate bars. Patented October l6, lS49.
James A. Crever, Pittsburg, Pa.-Improved
method of attaching Knobs to Doors. Patented
October &c. lS49.
| Thomas l. Green, Jamaica Plain, Mass.-lm-
! provement in the Rockers of Gold washers. Pa
| tented October l6 lS49.
! Abner Toilet, Windham, Conn-Improvement
in Bog cutting Machines. Patented October 10,
! lS49.
| Edwin b. White, Nashua N. H.-Improved dou-
BILE cylinder Spike Machine. Patented October 10,
| lS49
William Criswell, Butler, Pa.-Improvement IN
machines to manufacture Horse collars Patented
October l6, lS49
John c. Parry, Pittsburg, Pa Improved method
of giving Rotary Motion to the melted Iron in
casting chilled rolls. Patented October Is, lS49.
! Design.
| Edward B. Finch, Peekskill, NJ Y.-Design fol-
| Stoves Patented October l6, 1919.
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,oDEy,s LADY,s BOOK for NOVEMBER.

20 EngTaoings, 40 Contributors, and ~ pages
'.Godey more than fulfls all his promises. "-Ihe
Press generally.
This work is published at an expense of about
$4,000 annualy-paid 10 writers, artists, and
mechanics Of our own country
OUR TREASURY.
TIME LADY'S BOOK contains. monthly, eight
Il more pages than one Of the Philadelphia month
lies, and twelve more than the other. Four of them
extracts from the best living and dead authors,
selected by Mrs s D. Hale--a perfect library OF the
best things from the best authors, from works, ac
cess to which is not attainabe by the majority of
our subscribers. This is feature in our magazine
which has given great satisfaction.
Ne,o, Numerous, and Superb Embellishments.
L. THE REPOSE IN EGYPT. Scriptural
Mezzotnt. By A. b. Walter.
2. HOUSEHOLD TREASURES A Domestic
Mezzotnt. By H. s. Sadd.
g. LACE WORK. Designed and engraved by
F. Quarre.
4. MUSIC-A Temperance Song. Words and
Music by Lady of Virginia.
5. A DOUBLE COL0RED FASHION PLATE.
Engraved by j. /. Pease.
s. CROCHET ILLUSION IN TWO COLoRs.
Something entirely new.
T. WOODEN BLOCK FASHIONS--by way OF
| comparison. BY w. Croome.
8. BEFORE THE ELECTION. Designed and
engraved by w. Croome.
8. STATUE OF THE REV. JOHN WESLEY.
Engraved by w. Croome
10 ILLUSTRATIONS OF ANCIENT FRENCH
FASHION S-threcengra By Teller & Laurie.
IL. APPLICATION OF ANTIQUE FORMS TO
MODERN ART-two engravings. BY Frost.
IL. MODEL COTTAG ES--three engravings. BY
Frost.
10. HEAD DRESS. BY Kelly.
IA. THE WORK TABLE--two engravings. Pc
lisse for little boy, and frock for little girl BY
Kelly
The contributions to this number are by Miss
Leslie, Mrs. Hale, Grace Greenwood, Mrs. f. Cakes
Smith, Mrs. +. S. Osgood, Fanny Linton, Mrs. M.
Clark, Mrs. ID. Ellen Goodman, Mrs. f. B. Smith,
Lille Iilburne, Leila Morton, Isabella Leland R.
Coe jr., w. Gilmore Simms, ]. F. Otis, j. S. Ad-
ans, It. S. Arthur, Rev. b. Stow, Rev. J. H. Wythes
w. w. Page, r. Penn Smith, Carl Linley, 6. G..
Leland, and host of others.
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the person sending the club. ............ 10
| Address L. A. Cooley
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NJ ISIS GENEvIEvE G.. FAIRFIELD, teacher Of
lVI LANDSCAPE On PAINTING, continues To give
lessons at her residence Sth street, in the of
the Patent Office, doors from @.
In England. and on the Continent generally. the
Art Of Painting in Oil Colors IL considered indispen
sably requisite az a completion TO every Young
lady's education. The old idea that peculiar tai
ent for the Art is necessary having become quite
obsolete, moderate share of perseverance and
of time agreeable and satisfactory results.
TERas.-Quarter of twenty four lessons. sl2
Halfpayable in advance.
REFERENCES
Charles h. Ming, ESQ.,, Artist John Vanderlyn,
ESQ., Artist Hon. James Thompson, NJ c.; Hon
Alfred lverson, NJ c.; Hon James Buchanan, Sec
rotary OF State; Hon. Thomas Corwin, U, 5. Sens.
tor; Rev. William Matthews,
Aug, PIT
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC

BosToN, Oct. 10.
A vessel arrived at New London, from Davis's
Straits, speaks of hearing of Sir John Franklin in
Prince Regents inlet, where the natives say he has
been four seasons. All we'll, but still surrounded
by ice.
CINCINNATI, Oct. l9.
II is now fully ascertaned that the Locofocos
of Ohio have majority joint ballot in the Legis-
lature.
New YoRK, Oct. 1872. m.
The sales of cotton in Liverpool, for the week
ending 9th instant, amount to twenty mine thou
sand bales, at the following prices, which are the
Mobile 81; Orleans fair 81 cents per Id. The gene
raj features Of the marketare precisely the same as
per the steamer Caledonia.
In breadstuffs there is no change from the figures
already sent.
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Items.

Items.
There is one passage in the Scriptures to which
all the potentates of Europe seem to have given
their unanimous assent and appreciation, and to
have studied it thoroughly TO have it quite at
their finger ends .Thcre went out decree in the
days of Claudius Cesar, that all the world should
be taxed"
A young man being cured of martial predilec=
ton, by being present in skirmish it was said of
him that he had itch for military distinction. but
the smell of sulphur cured it.
1t is a mistaken doctrine that inspiration belongs
exclusively to theology. He who inspired Moses in
divinity, inspired Newton in philosophy; and
Michael Angelo was not less gifted in the fine arts
than BALKAN, the of Beor, in prophecy.
: lady friend thought that she should avoid
certain dry goods store, because they advertised
undressed linens.
Sixteen commissioners have fallen victims to
their zeal in preparing report upon bed bugs, in
Edinburg. They massacred in their sleep,
by the enraged populace, of which they were tax
ing the census.
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MISS PARDoE's NEW BOOK

MISS PARDoE's NEW BOOK" Francis
lV1 the First, King of France" 2 vols. l2mo
Humboldt's new book" Aspect of Nature in
different Lands and Climates" | vol.
Rocking CHAM, or The Younger Brother" Pam
phlet novcl-25 cents
Mrs. Cores ~ Dowager or New School for Scan
dal."-25 cents
New supply of " Kennedy's Lie of Writ"
For sale at TAYLOR & MAURY'S,
Oct 20 9th street.
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THE GREATEST STORE IN WASHING

THE GREATEST STORE IN WASHING
Il Toni. BASTIANELI.l & co. have now
on hand an extensive assortment of gentlemen's
Under Garments, as
Silk, merino, and all wool Under Shirts
Silk, cotton, and flannel do
Silk. mcrino. cotton and chamois Drawers, Of
every price, quality, and size
Also, most magnificent assortment Of new style
silk Cravats, of the richest design and colors.
We particularly recommend to all who desire
perfect fitting shirt stock on hand, made Of the
best material, in a superior manner. We warrant
perfect fit, or no sale.
We also take orders TO make any style person
may select from our samples
T. BASTIANELI.I & CO,
Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Oct. 30 under Browns Hotel.
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IL OWEN q SON have just received from New
T.. York their fall and winter supply of goods
selected by Of the firm-embracing very large
and we'll assorted variety of superior Cloths Cassi
meres, and vestings Gentlemen's Gloves, under
shirts, &C., &c.
thanks to their friends and the public generally for
the liberal share of patronage heretofore received
and respectfully solicit continuance of their ia
vors Oct l3-3tawlm
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John MARTIN returns his thanks TO the oiti.
~ Gems of Washington for the encouragement ex-
tended to the late firm of Martin & Wright, and
takes this opportunity to inform them that he has
associated with him his son in the Auction aud
Commission business, by whom it will hereafter be
conducted, under the name of Martin Co.
Prompt attention will be given W all business
entrusted TO them; and they hope, by strict stten-
ton 10 business to merit and receive a liberal
share, JOHN MARTIN & co
Sept IL, iS49. Sept l3-dtf