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III. g. ID. II, BRO OKS 8 CO,
CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS
CLOTHS, cAssIMEREs 8 vEsTINas,

Nos. 10 and Ile Cherry street, NJ Y
CORNER or CATHERINE.
JTAyE on hond a very large STOCK
III Fashionable ready made Clothing, just manu-
flclnred, and especially adapted 10 the season
Also. an extensive and compete assortment Of
Fancy Articles embracing every variety pertaining
to Gentlemen's wardrobe. Also, Cloths, CASH
meres and Pestings, by the piece. or in quantities
to suit purchasers. iafi .
GARMENTS Of every description manufactured
to order in The beat possible manner and in point Of
style not To be surpassed
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SOFASI SOFASll

..-.z....,.s--~~ FRESH supply Of good and cheap
Gfsl a8ea SOFAS, just received, at the following
&3t.t51 - prices-i7, q q, 81, 81 AZ and a. dol
- lars. Also daily expected, fine lot OF
Mahogany and Black Walnut PARIOR CHAIRS and
ROCKERS all OF which will be sold great bargains al the
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE, under Odd Fellows Hall,
nh street, between ID and streets.
All In will please call and examine the articles for
themselves. tar S d. BROWN.
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GEORGE j. BYRD,
MANUFACTURES AID WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Umbrellas, Parasols and Sun Shades

no. 100 Pearl ST. opposite Cedar, N. Y.
COUNTRY merchants and Wholesale dealers win always
6nd al the above establishment extensive assortment
Of TThIBRELLAS, PARASOLS, PARASOLETTES
and Sun SHADES from plsinss description 20 The nesi
proyements he has recently inrodnc ed iniohs mnnuc
ary the snbscrber 10 enabled 10 sell at lower prices than
ever either for cash or approved credit
L. GEORGE ]. BYRD,
oct sly. $50 Pearl street, opposite Cedar
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BOOK & lob PRINTING

or all descriptions, done with neatness and
despatch, AZ the National WING ONES,
over simms' store, and opposite jack n
iaS SON Hail, Pennsylvania Avenue, ~
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nEDsrEADs PROOF AGAINST nuas.

7 INDsIEy'S IMPROVED PATENT BEDSTEADS, al
IL GARDENERS 90 Gold street, first door from Beck
man street New York This improved Dtdsead received
The higher premium awarded AZ the late Fair Of the Anne
rcan Institute in October, isi3 and g, and the silver
medal OF 1876, over every other competdr The BeHteads
and all ether artcee Of furniture required for the cham
ber manufactured Of the beat MATERIALS and under the
immediate supervision Of the undersigned,
Mattresses Psaiers, Feather beds Dolsfers and PiI
lows on hand made order 10 ft the Bedsread and
warranted 10 be filed with such har feathers &C as rep
resented. ffttH ~ WILLIAM G. GARDINER
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LIFE INSURANCE co
LoEDoN AND NEW YORK.

INSTITUTED IN 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given thai persos 'nsred In the Al
In bion from this date permitted "a visit Europe all
OF the year. in frscass vessels without any pay
charge for risk and that their policies shall
remain In full force during such voyages and residence in
any part Of Europe, ek ren
Prospectus, with modified conditions, rates. &c. may be
~ JOSEPH FOWLER, r.
sFf r. S BUCHANAN
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ROCK, SWAN s. INGLIS,

A RE constantly RECEIVING 49,
"a App. ton "a nri brown Sheefingi Carroll - 40 90
Appleton inch brown ShrrinEs, Carroll 10 inch DO 10
Hamilton Ga brown and biesched Shestngs 49,
Do ia brown and bieached Shetngs Il se 6l
Do do tft do shetfnps
10 brown, bicarhed, and dyed Canton Flannels
infs "a ftl ftt
DO SERIES Cotton BlanketIngs, dc,
do Prints, new aud desirable styles
Suffolk brown n, bl, ached and blue Driilings.
Also, great variety Of Plaid Linseys Cioaknzs, Got
touats Apron Checks Gugtms, &c. &e,, which they o.
ftr for talo at No ~ Pine street
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PIN mo- Forte Manu- IA Glory and Ware n Dom
I27 ThIri Avenue New York

TT WORCESTER offers for ssie large assortment Of
Ill. ci,ore Plano. Ports from tot octaves, In elegant
Rose ood AMI Mahogany cases all Of which are manuisc
tired supervision and Tor sale on reasonable
,..ll4 u .lll
Nv devotng his personal attention to the touch and tone
nj s which heretofore been considered
unriv,lsd he viii ensavor TO maintain their preyous
pnrann aud respectfully soief an examination from Pro
kssors Amateurs and the public. 1890. 3
mandatory which will anord Increased faelhhts IN me
Eslsstiou Of Instruments 4#F.
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HOLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAZINE

-f "a n #ga
M LARGEST CAEAPEsT, BEsTln
7gs FACES IN THE vOLUMEitI
VOL, III. COMMENCES JANUARY I, 1919.
s to 30 Splendid Wood Engravings each
NtN mOnthiii fv.kA
This nnrivaled Family Magazine universally acknow.
lodged by the press the Lasi American Periodical pnb
sal Inducements 10 Subscribers lis features hereafter win
BE- entirely Anerican, including
AMERICAN. VIEWS, atstft nj t'it.t
AMERICAN PORTRAITS h~
AMERicAS SKETCHES
series Of Engravings from the paintings of ar best
artists including Cole, 6ignonx, Darand Edonds and
others Is n vigorous preparation and the hce penc Of
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ID a Ma H-H1x
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Portraits or the Public Men or America.
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will be continued In every number heretofore with life
like sketches OF their lives and ministry Each number
will be filed with
POEMS,
ESSAYS.
TRANSACTIONS. W.T.
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and will embrace everything Anusing, Instructive, Reada
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No family In the land afford be without Holden in
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The great feature Of noldens that while being peru
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combination Of the Encyclopedia, the Gazetteer Tie
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The object Of The Editor has been to give Three Dollar
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subserhers-that month commencing iheprevous volume
TERMS FOR lsao--CN ADVANCED i'i
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20 copies, 10 90
PREMIUM.
Posmasters others sending 20 and Is dollars
will receive Vol. H. of Holders Magazine handsomely
bound In muslin and gilt.edged!
CHARLES w HOLDEN,
100 Nassau street, N. Y,
s. Editors copying the above Prospectus and Ibis
titled TO the second volume ii Holdens Magazine han-
somely hound in muslin and gl.edged, and in addition
splendid illengih Engraving on tinted paper Of Horace
by barley and engraved by Richardson The hook will
be maed TO such papers about the 10th Of January when
ns ana the sspS q san,ns
and noticing monthly will also receive the Magazine each
month for the coming year.
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

THE usual place Of attraction for NtiRA ZINC AND
Il COPPER Plate CARD PRINTING has re-
moved TO 1th Street, nrst door from Pa. av.,
where subscriber would be giatl to have Members
Congress visitors residents, and the public generally give
him call when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed in the manner aud the shortest notice.
Numerous specimens 10 he his Office, and the best
JOHN CULLuM
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VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.

MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues oftle Sar
lM spariiu, D0deiion, VIA Cherry and several other
Erofie Plants whose wonderful properties a
together unknown, except 10 the author OF
IIASLEYS FOREST WINE
II In well known 10 good chemists that al vegetable sub
stances contain less deeierous properties well
medicinal virtues. Those opposite qualities which
difhused together IN every root, plant and blossom
nseparabe In the extracts obtained by the method
Of boiling, &c rendering all medicines thus pared inert
and In many either injurious altogether useless
This accounts In great for the neciency OF 80
many medicines in curing the diseases which they profess
tu cure.
II very different with Hasleys Forest Wine. ny
OF wonderful chemical apparatus invented for the express
purpose OF manufacturing this article The entire virtues
the most valuable combination OF plants discovered
obtained and free from every properly but those which
act In unity and ham0nze with tie Constitution the
frame This renders the FJresi Wine the
lent and truly valuable medicine IN the world both for Its
miraculous power Of curing well delightful flavor
The Forest ne ~ most distinguished for Its great eff.
cacy in reering tooyon constitutions and curing gene.
raj IN health proceeding from disorders, complaints
Of the stomach hrer, heart and Kidneys including cosiire
dyspepsia indigestion, loss appetite, and deJfa
ted stale Of the system tree Of the Forest Wine
invads OF this class the robust strong aud
vigorous health 1t has also proved useful IL restoring in
valds from lingering state attacks Of sickness
Price 81 per botle for sale at Iaseys General Depot
Corrtland ST., New York. and by the appointed agents
J r. Calan, only agent, Washington City.
y. NJ. Lnthiclm, only agent Georgetown.
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vSDELIBrE INK, Without Al 20 cts per Dor
i Tor ssis Nv 'iIT' CHARIES Sr01T.
1870. tle Druggist and Apothseery.
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THE principal roomin TEMPERANCE HALL which is
i suaRe for Exhibitions, Fairs, Lectures, Concerts,
such other purposes inconsistent with the principles Of
total abstinsnee Terms moderate. Apply "a
u, WARD, President Stock Committee,
dee la-u Or al the Hall.
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[tOT0MON x 11AHT, x13 broadway, are now ftceVvIHK
y Ger packet chips from England and France,
ihs largest and Of the above Goods IN The
III NJ an of which they oitr any quantity, wholesale or
ej lower prceslhan be found In any othefests
hshment 5fit u 4. 4 l.5l4 iit
neni Of Window Shadsa and Paper Iiangngs OF all the
oa styles and prices, and which they are requested 10
cal and examine. .St fa@i ffl " 3At ~ A 81
This eslDia,msn, is always closed on Saturday.
~ $500 SOLOMON d HAkT
upl,olsterera aud Importers, 2ia broadway. Y
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lave ON hand battery Kettles brass Pals Platers 70
Ill and sheet Bra. Tubing Metal, Silver, and
other goods manufactured by the Wocottve Brass Co
Also, Rivets, both Iron and Tened f .ltt 2.
adiams x Co, v superior Gilt buiions including MIL.
tary and Naval, IN, s Il, III z ~ n - nsfs b . :
Dealers very superior knitting and Tidy coitons all Of
which, Agents for the manufacturers, uey Offer for sale
the most favorable terms
They are Importers and Dealers In Pearl buttons
Ivory and Fancy Combs Spool and Sken Sewing Cotions
Shoe and Say Laeea and general assortment Of Fancy
Gauais. n, if4e ~ sills fti VA .,tfrs.s1
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WeUas Patent Japan BacLfng shout the hest artcls
Of the kind we have seen The polish which mparts TO
the tndeYyfdsdfags of brilliant and lasting; we
have tried H. and u boots say all this In It's behalf
lEueHiHy BnlrHH. Jtqs T.
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NeworIeans PostAoffIce.

GSEaT EssTEEE MAI via Mobile Sumner Arrange
Supplies Forf Pie aud Paseagoua closing on Tesiay Tbur.-
i Bay cigstian. eo,is on Mouds Thurs,
day s9 o s'q5y a a a. asd ssEying every ethss isy Al
Igt'day at "a M and on Saturday p ms and arriving
GREAT WEsTERN-Supplyng Baton Rouge ST. Francis.
~, Watcher, Grand c HieEs5rg, Laie Pfodee Wori-
Hs Ri1sT Helena MeaDhfs Faadoipi Men Madrid Hick-
CoiHbia, Ky Cairo, and all Offices ~
: day, az P. m; twiee week-iregular.
LOUISVILLE = Extra Supplying patchez, YicksBurg.
Bapotsga and ne1pais Gloss daily CezeeP' Sunday
ST LOUIS Supplying Aatches, rieks5uyg, Memphis.
Tuesday Ihusday and Saturday AZ P arrives three times
p m. every Monday and Thursday At 4. a.
ST FRANCIsyILLE or CoAsr-Suppying the Interior OF
Logan lqsea on Sunday and Wedneslay at q M due
CARROLLTON Closes Monday. Wednesday aud Fri.
day al arrives Tuesday Thursday and Saturday N
CeyIEeros. or LAKE. Closes Monday, Wednesday and
arlyss every FrdAy d. %,
RED RIyER. Closes twice week, generally On Tuesday
aud fllay, at arrives twice Neek-iT irregular.
LAFAYETTE Clases daily Except Sunday at o. m ar
rives dai Except Sunday nj IL a. N.
GALVESTON and PORT LAvAoA Closes every five DAYS
IRREGULAR due every i've daya-iregular.
at a. N. arrival uncertnin.
ii5Saers va C a I st nj SIN e ~ ian,a
Inesrs be pre- paid Due the 2s mo-.
HAyAN4 WEsT india ISLANDS s. .AMERIcA and EuEopz
each month"; at y a. metters be prepaid due Isl
each moath n Z e..
HAEAEA-Rer American Packets. Closes about twice
arrives sh Ut twice mouh--iTregular.
CALIFORNIA and OREaoSzPer American Packet via Cha
gres Panama. Cosss once mo-irregiar siaee al
e ChagI " een e Be- Pre- paid Do 70 Panama % Cent? DO
n 40 ceuts prepaid or not Arnyes oace munirIegar.
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Mutual Benefit Lie and Bic LIS. CO.
Permanent Fund 6y Actgf Incorporation,
100000.
Office No. 81 GFavier street.
Between Camp and ST. Charles SIS.


Trustees;
John Hagan Joseph Walker, John s. Allison,
Peter COuIey Jf., MaGnse White, VIM Il. Leverich.
Robert Watd Ssmuel Stewart. Edward Sparrow.
Isaac Johnson Geo StrawbidRe. Henry s. BuaAnef.
PRTER CONREY, IT,, President Board OF 1rusleel.
Directors:
lasephW Stanton John Stroud. Ssn Rssson w EaFgaF.
John 4 Lewis John Calhoun William II. Wits.
VIM. Nj Goodrich, Joshua Baldwin, ethen JARVIS,
John t. Saiafans, Wanick Martin, John II Heiu.
"A. ID. CFossman. Marx Walton. Wa -. lcnnp El1E,
Cornelius Fsllowes, Joseph I.alRnds, John b. Leaie
EdW. Jennet Coxe NJ. NJ C0heh,
JOHN HAGAN. President Of the Company.
PRESTON W. FARRAE- Vice President
A. j. WFpDERBURN ~. ID. Medical Boefd Of
lHOMAs HUNT. M. ID. CONSULTATION
HARMON DoANE, Secretary u u Go0ED, Attorney
RIcHARD BEiN, D. D.. No "a ba1azipa lirlt. Medical
Examiner. Office bonls, ior blacks rs 70 6s do loE
WHITES 10 NJ a. his fesienee. ts VIII s. 4s Is
applicants az The oiaee 81 the Company daily io AZ 70
O'Clock ?. NJ He will examine any at hs dweRs
without permit which be bad On tnpiicaloa ~ a7
oinee OF the BOmpany II. G. hEkEif. hseA.-
az This Company IS prepared to enesiail applealoass
Tor Llie Insurance. and issue Policies, W 1ts t
Negroes, Of the Table 81 Rates establishes By ne io94
are less than the Iates nharsed BY the New ot ~ % G
South. BY the charter dividends Of profits a sys
nRaly, and the profits draw interest and can y
able at 70 the extent OF tive tlliees p --es
where the party has paid bis Premiums e iei- -,
California Permits are issued 20 Ute lnsuiaaf ~ 49,
81 Neae ofk and London rats- ffu,le@tll ~
aad all Information as 70 Lite - an ~ Ia
cessaTy 10 effect Insurance can be bad q tn' e'
ii 81 The business Of this Company i eqena ~
INsuRAEr osiY b 4 resolution VI aaQ peAllt AeAt
Rive 81 Maine RISKS ere takan. tsasis.F
~ Oiaoe hOaps 4 \, y p r.
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BILOXI HOUSE

HIS establishment will be opened for The reception Of
Hisitefs on TUESDAY. May I ID, The premises ~,
nave been completely renovated and The Hotel
QneH inducements to persons in search of heath eomA
i9n orpleasae equal not any pnbc house
me sea coast II occupies raj position The pleasant
and delightful village Of biiox-Of easy encess lom New
Orleans. The sWafd OF house over two
sores in width, and shaded BY great nun er OF OAK
magnolia and mulberry trees. The table viii be supplied
with the Injuries Of the and of the New Orleans
market Attached to the house viii be found Bath Houses
Stables and Bar Room supplied with the best Wines and
llquom; also good Billiard Table.
telsons Wis1sg 70 secure rooms viii please address the
PROPRIETOR at Biloxi and forward their coHmuu caOns by
the Biloxi packets, there is but u s. mail per week
myi5 JOHN W. NIXON. .
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PASS OHRIsTIAN HoTEI..

WIS favone resort Of the ctzens Of Louisiana Ms
sippi and adjoining States was Te-Opened Tor the -
reception Of vlsites on Saturday, May u. Various Il
alterations and additions havs been made during the IA
winter. with view Of rendering this establishment agrees
Die and worthy The patronage hitherto bestowed.
The Pass rendered easy of BY the splendid line
0w pressure mail steamers Oregon. James L. Day and Cali
toEta, which leave Lake PonchaItran daily and the Mo-
bile and Nl0niezuma tT-Weekly.
Attached to the Hotel is Academy for young Misses
and Boys separate departments underline able manage
ment Of Mr. BackWan well and favoFaby known 10 ne
residents Of New Orleans. Tie Academy win open June
Two Physicians Of well known standing, dwell At the
Pass. r II MONTGOMERY Msnag.r
- All maiabe matter LEFT at the Offices Of Mes rs. J.
= X. tFeddes, Bank Place and NJ Juds0u ESQ., corneYo
Canal and Camp streets. wiz be forwarded daily. mI25 9m
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IRISH EJEcTMENTs-Itis said that in return
to an order of the House Of Commons for a stale
ment Of ejectments from Hilary Term 1886 to lS49,
TO the Queens Bench, Exchequer, and Common
Pleas, it appeared that in 1876 there were 4G7I
eieolmenis. comprising 1864 persons; in ls47,
1883 eiectments and 81 ,233 persons in 1913,
I6,3S5 eiacments and g. 456 persons; and up to
Hilary Term in this year, 44O7 ejectments and 49,
79l persons; making a total of 100000 thrown out
of house and home in three years and three months
for non-payment of rent or holding over on title.
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POINT CLE.4R, B.8LDTFLhr co UN7'Y .gI.a
II AVlNG been leased By the undermined, viii be -
II open on the first Of June for the entertainment
Of TRANSIENT and PERM ANENT GUESTS. ~
This Establishments beautifully located Inc side Of
MoRILE BAY about midway between Mobile and the Gull
OF he1eO The water a this point being aiDayS clear
aud sat- (wh depth of SIX feet within fifty yards OF the
shoTe) and having finn white sand bottom, renders this
place particularly attractive for ea-bathing
Bneish, POmpanO. Spanish Mackere and all other fish
peculiar 10 this latitude. abound in the BesHtK
Of the Hotel Never failing Springs, convenient dis
lance, furnish abundant supply Of PURE WATER.
The building Is entirely nts front to the South
Of $50 feet and affords ample accommodation for go per-
sons. The looms are large and airy
safe and commodOu vessel will ply daily between
Mobile and Point Cear-Passage so cents.
The rate of Board will be $40 per Week, payable in all
Ueeiy, Deductions made br families remaining the
Communications this subject addressed 70 the
undersigned, at Mobile, viii be promptly attended 70.
GEO ID. CLlTHER ALL,
Mobile Ala, MAY ". I84q myl9 BIN Lessee
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SINGULAR FREAK OF LIGHTNING During
violent storm which took place recently AT AYES
nelles, Department du Nord, in France. the light
ming struck two farm houses, and several out
buildings, all of which were burnt down. In one
of the houses destroyed, family of six or eight
persons placed themselves in circle on their
knees, whilst one of them read prayers. Sud.
denly the lightning came down through the house
to the ground floor and struck the prayer book out
of the hands of the reader giving a violent shock
to his right arm. The windows were blown out,
aud the house was soon in flames, but the family
happily were all got out without any serious injury
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Oey- The New York papers contradict the report
which originated in that city, that Mr.. Stelson, Of
The Astor House, was about to take up his resi-
dence in ST. Petersburg, in Russia, in order to con
duct there a grand hotel 1t is a rumor through
out-Mr Sietson having no such intention.
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OYSTER WAR.-Some Of the people of ST. Ma
ry's county, Md, have made descent upon the
oyster boats from other States which have been
depredsting on the oyster beds in the Potomac
Several vessels were captured, and, after hearing
the case argued at length by the respective counsel
engaged, the magistrates decided that the vessels
were forfeited, and sentenced the offenders TO pay
a iine Of five dollars each.
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HARTWHLLIs WASHINGTON HOUSE.
10 e oHEsNUT sTREET. PHILapELPHLa

sHE UNDERLINED would inform his Southern patrons and
friends, that this splendid HOTEL, which -.
mas been under BIS change for several years, has just 81
been elegantly Teed enlarged and efurusheh, IN theA
most fashionable manner and the entire organization Of
every department complete. The most splendid suits Of
notice.
The central and fashionable loeation Of the w ASKING
TON HOUSE, Esnder il Of the most dasipbe IN The
CITY LOT ladiea and Families visiting Philadelphia either
upon business pleasure and hea shall be exeona
spared TO have continue . merit the liberal support Il ha1
heretofore received RI. j. HARfFVEFsf.
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths slFayl il
readiness. mv7 HtfNNff
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WASHINGTON, July 2, appointments, Re
hring Officials eto.--The Postmaster General has
appointed the following named gentlemen to the
vacancies created by the removals on Saturday,
viz Messrs. Alexander, Of Wisconsin; Duck of
North Carolina; Williams and Walbrdge, of New
York; Hendrick, of Indiana; Morgan of Missouri
Hopkins of Tennessee; Foster, Of Massachusetts;
Boyington, Of Connecticut Washington, of Ken
lucky; Shed, Of Vermont and Morris Mr. Col
lamer said that he removed the democratic clerks
for political reasons alone, and that he was obliged
to do so to serve his friends To-day there were
many expectants on and about the steps of the
several Departments, and in some Of the rooms
business was for several hours suspended. It was
reported that thirty-nine clerks removed from
the Treasury Department this afternoon.
judge Young, eX- Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, on Saturday seat valedctory letter
TO the clerks Of that bureau. One was prepared
IN response many Of the wings declined signing
II, but agreed TO join the democrats and pay their
respects 70 the retiring Commissioner in a body
Mr.. Bntterfed, bis successor, already has a cart
load OF applications for Office before him for peru
sal. Il is thought that the Rev John Robb the
chief clerk, will be retained at a reduced salary
Correspondence Of dte Baltimore Clipper.
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

All New Materials Of the --latest Style
~ The propreors Daily Csscsa'' would respectful,
inform their fends and the public, they extensive
JOB OFFICE establishment prepared to exc
cute all kinds Of printing the aBorab fsr1 yiz
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS; CIRCULARS; LAWYERS
bkiEFss BILLS OF LADlNGj DRAY RECEIPTS;
CARDS; FOSTERS; STEAMBOAT BILLS. &C.,
in every style.
All their matsFiasType Presses stare entirely new and
me very latest improvements, which viii enable
work IN manner n9t e be surpassed IN s city The
guaranty Of their exeeleneah type known oun-
dries Messs George Bruce & Co and John T. White
been selected with great adapt The business
this city.