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,URNITUkE DRY GoODs.-CLAGETr IL DOD

I1URNITUKE DRY G0ODS.-CLAGETr IL DODSON
would spectully inform all housekeepers, well
those who intend keep house. that then assortment OF
the above description Of goods complete, that all
who may favor them with their patronage will be able
furnish from stock their entire house from basement
attic, with all kinds of carpeting, maings, and oclotis
for floors
All kinds of curtain materials, such dam asks in satin
laipe India damask and damask dimity, in pink, blue
buff, yellow, and white all new and beautiful goods.
All kinds muslin and lace curtains from the most eabo
ra'ely worked 10 the plainest and cheapest kind.
Also general assortment OF bedding table linen, and
towelng word, all dry goods wanted in furnishing
a house, from the richest to The poorest.
CLAGErT Il DODSON,
Corner Of Penn. avenae aud 9h street, up stairs.
ADril 3-3eof
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From the New Haven Gem, po,,;.,..

Ma WEBSTER wing papers publish a letter from
the Hon Daniel Webster, IN which he denounces the
nomination and appointment of Mr. Hanneran IN the
Pussian mission among the last of the late admin
israon as one of the things which that admins
iration had donea nomination not ut to be made But
how can Mr. Webster reconcile this denunciation with
the fact that Mr. Hannegan nominated by President
Polk at the urgent request of Mr. Clayton the premier of
the Taylor administration and OF Mr. Reverdy Johnson
another of the present cabinet who united with Berren
Mangum and others on the whig side, in urging the
nomination upon the Presidents assuring him that II
would be acceptable 10 Gen Taylor, who was then in
Washington, and for whom they pledged themselves
that it should be disturbed And, further, what has
he to gay OF his wing BRETHREN who, when this nomina
toa acted on by the Senate, nerposed not one neg
ativel
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WAR DEPARTMENT, March 10, Is49.--2aw3w
r UsBY q DUvALL, Merchan. TsIiors under the

+ UsBY - DUVALL, Merchant Tsiiors, under the
Ia National HOTEL Pennsylvania ave uue have just
ceived splendid assortment OF fashionable Spring and
Summer Goods, embracing the most choice articles tor
gencmens wear Of ibis springs import alton. Our stock
present consists of superior French and English cloths
and stings every variety of color and quail
ity Also drap dee, bonbasn, drilling, silk, and Mar
settles vesngs; with every other article suitable for the
season All OF which will make up in usual ele-
CANT style, good terms they be bought else
where.
Also Of very rich cravats, gloves, suspend
ers handkercheis, shirts, stocks umbrellas, Nc.
We respectfully solicit call from friends and the
mn blic Mar 3l-3,aw3wif
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Cnl usi's Saloon.

MR. DSTlN and his sons, the unrlvaled performers
lt1 the Sax Horns beg that passing through
Washington, their way New York, they viii give
grand Thursday evening" April 9Th, lSi9, when
they will perform entirely selection OF their SPLEEN
did operate pieces &c. Vocais Miss NJ OCounor Miss
L. Dsn, and Messrs. I. and W. Distin Piano forte, Mr..
J. Willy.
Doors open at half-pa 7, to commence ats
Tickets 80 cents, to be had at the usual places.
A..rIl
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Fresh Groceries.


% BBLS very superior bright p h. sugar
~ Is bbls. do N. Orleans do
10 bags government Java, and other coilee part OF
which is very old aud superior
bbls Coverings best crushed sugar. refined without
blood
hog sheads and ierces Suars bright p. K. strip, and
other kinds Of molasses
baskets plus ultra fresh table oil
1000 lbs. Maryland excelsior cured spiced hams
Extra fine green and black teas. Wines brandies, family
-four in bag and bbs solar and patent oils with
general OF groceries, unsurpassed In the Dis
trict in quality. Il: M T. MING,
Opposite Mrs. Madisons, corner 18th and SIS.
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Hy n. GREEN, .IscttO,,ser.

JTORSES, COWS, HOGS. PLOUGHS, HARROWS,
III Carryals Carts Hay, Straw, and Corn fodder, at auc
ton.-On Monday, the 10th OF April, shall sell at the
residence and dairy establishment of Messs enzenbach
and Schaub. the corporation ne near North Capitol
street and Engs brick yard, adjoining the residence Of
Mr. Gilman, 10 o'clock, m, the entire stock, Nc,
viz
good horses, IL good mulch cows. lot of hogs, Ne.
2 new carts, good carts, plonghs and harness
l cultivator harrow, cuuing-box COW chains, Nc
Lot OF hay, straw, and corn. fodder
Also, other house, farming and dairy utensils.
Terms; All sums of and under $50 cash $2). a
dor sed bearing interest A. GREEN,
Mar i-eoiNds Auctoneer.
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Pennsylvania Hall.

Directly opposite Br0Wns HOfeT
nONNAVAN'S GRAND SERIAL AND ORIGINAL
IL PANORAMA OF MEXICO, the largest painting in
world exhibiting all the towns, Cities rivers, battle
fields and scenery of Mexico, rendered interesting
we'll from the associations OF their early history the
events of war will remain open at the above
spacious and beautiful hail week longer, previous TO
lis transfer 10 Europe.
Tickets OF adm so cents children half price Doors
open T. Exhibition to commence III the evening at 3
o'clock.
For partic uars see bills of the day. Mar "a
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Psychological Electro Mngn-tis,n.

Second Class Tor PrlUdfe IaSruction:
WILLIAM MANN, OF Washington city, having recev-
w ed "A full OF instruction in the above-nained
science from Dr. b. b. Williams, aud being authorized 10
ach the same TO his friends and the public
generally that a second class is now forming
For NC application be made at his residence
9Th street. between and Streets between the hours
OF 8 and 10 a. and and p.
The class will Monday, 9th April; until that
time an opportunity will be given Mr.. Mann
the subject Mar ol-dtA pun"
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MIR. Warren.

We deprecate every supposition Of personal hostility
towards that excellent gentleman the Second Assist
ant Postmaster General; but long he remains chief
headsman of Mr. Collamer we deem it our most solemn,
public duty TO expose his true character. No man
der this administration has in his power to
else influence the distribution of office than the
Second Assistant Postmaster General. The President
leaves these appointments principally TO the Postmaster
General and he necessarily leaves the various 10
the representations of his assistant The character OF
that officer, therefore, should be free from every faint Of
suspicion. But of all men, the chairman of the wing
mittec of Iowa. the violent wing partisan who is suspect
ed of tamperng with the votes of her people, ought TO
have been the very last selected to WELD this deli
cate and extensive power. We already hear OF many
head struck off by the hands of the executoner The
process of Graingerng is going from day TO day; and
should be surprised to hear of sixteen eighteen
hundred being struck off in the course OF the year Is
Ftz Henry Warren the in whose hands the axe
should have been deposited'
We understand, by letter from Springfield, Massa
chuselts that Mr. Warren did apply for a discharge in
bankruptcy, and was refused Perhaps "Wisconsn"
can inform of the for the refusal by the mas
ter in chancery.
His name is notorious in the West, too. The " ST.
Louis Union devoes the following article to his poi
cal character
Geographic dispatches inform that Ftz Henry
Warren Of Iowa, has been appointed second assistant
postmaster general in place of William J. Brown esq, re-
moved Mr.. Warren is of the INSCRIPTIONS
wings of the West, and, informed, the man
ager of the corruption fund during tho last presidential con-
1t is thus that the administration redeems It's
promises OF excluding unprncped parisans from oice
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(,LAGETT Il DODSON have just received the fol-
. lowing beautiful furniture goods
case white Lancaster quilts, sizes varying from lO4
to 1874, pretty and very cheap
case white Dresden quilts sizes, with crib quilts
and toilet match
case same sizes with crib and toilet match,
beautifully tinted in blue and pink These goods
are superb, and entirely new in this city
Also n beautiful style Of furniture dimity for
chamber widow curtains and coverlets, in blue,
pink, buff yellow, and white. These goods are
very beautiful
l case A French furniture chinZ
case B. English do do in email figures, Tor
covering chairs, lounges, NC.
Also beautiful variety of style piano. table, and
stand covers, all to match in Others in sets;
all beautifully coored
new article of wne dessert fruit cloths, with
kins and doies 10 match. No good housekee per
will be without this article, as they u great
saving their white damasks
Also, large assortment OF stair rods, suitable for
peting of all widths, and at all prices, from 81 to
Xl2 per dozen. CLAGETT " DODSON,
Corner OF Penn. avenue and 9th street. up stairs,
ADrS-
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CPEECH Of Hon. James Nc observation-disclosures having
- adjourned be ore the speech of Mr. Mcdowell was put
press it deemed proper send the copies sub
scrbed for such members OF the House as had LETT the
city, unless where order left to that effect Mem
bers however desiring copies of the speech. by writing 10
the Globe Office stating the number wanted, can have
them sent through the fodngroom OF the Capitol or IN
any other way they prefer. March 3l-3t
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DosTPONEO SALE.-Thc sale OF General DIS fur
nure Is unavodaby postponed for about a fortnight,
when II will absolutely take place, and the furniture posi-
lively sold Notice of the day will be given hereafter.
Apr A. GREEN.
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WAX MATCHEs-WM. FISCHER, importer of sta
w tioney parchment Rodgerss cutey, envelopes per
fumery &chas lust received small lot sampes OF
superior Wax Taper Matches in round wooden boxes per-
iec,y safe and portable For sale only at Ss,oners Hall
Mar 81 WIN. FISCHER.
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OENTLEMENS Wear made 10 Order.-BAKNE les
" IL MITCHELL in full receipt of an extensive
stock French English and American cloths casslneres,
nd vestngs embracing variety of and beanti-
tai style, color, and quality aud would especially invite
wishing cheap SUITS OF clothes, nude 10
fashionable and nice manner, to call and exam
inc their supply before sung themselves elsewhere as
they intend Offering very great inducements TO all who
do So make their purchases OF them Handsome and
fashionable fits always warranted.
Also this received and will be sold unusually cheap
Geutlemen's black and fancy silk and satin cravais
silk and lnencambric hnndkcrchiefs
KID and every other kind OF gloves
Cotton and silk ha-hose
silk, merino, and cotton net shirts and drawers
Together with every other article OF geutemen's wear
usually kept in our line.
Mar 3l-3taw2wif
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INLEGANT White Grape shawis.-This day received
IL per press, from New York. invoice the above
goods, such seldom found in this market which the
ladies' respectfully invited to inspect, they
sold at small advances.
Mar 29-2wif u. II. HOOE N co.
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ATOTICE.-Barard Cor Bemard) Peek late private in
Lieut. Gorga's company regiment United States how
tzer battery, will hear OF something his advantage upon
calling upon JESSE f. DOW,
April No 3, Union Buildings.
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Robert }. Walker, esq., the late Secretary of the Treas
ury, has returned in fine spirits to Washington where he
means to remain. Wherever he has been in the south
he finds unbounded enthusiasm in favor Of the tarh
of 1916
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We could excuse the and scurrilous language
Of the Cincinnati Gazette if il would confne itself TO the
truth. 1t might call us, if it pleased the locofoco
national organ-grinder, if it coald prove the truth OF
its proposition that we "have loudly preached and uni
ormy practsed upon the doctrine that to the vcors
belong the spoils of Office" There is democrat in
Virginia who will not be surprised at this assertion, and
there is not wing in Washington who will assert that
we have assisted in his removal. We have right there
fore, TO protest against the prescription of democrats,
especially when the blow from President who
was pledged TO act as no-parfy President We could
excuse even this in the Cincinnati Gazette, if it will
make good its assertion, 'that pockets have been
filled to repleon in consideration of (our) fulsome au-
dalton of executive acts of prescription" SC The as
seron is false the solution is illiberal
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RH II. REEN, .7uctj0rcrr

HN n. GNEE~N, .2NCtj0rf(r.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
III AUCTION.-On Wednes day the llh of April shall
se the residence of Mr. Frost Capitol Hill, near the
Capitol gate, Gen Green's at 10 O'Clock, a M a
good lot of furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofa, sideboard and bureaus
DO dining, breakfast, and other tables
High and low post ma Pile bedsteads, washstands
Feather beds, fine hair and shuot mattresses
Several pairs fine blankets, window curtains, NC.
China, glass, and crockery ware
Androns, shovel and tongs, and tenders
Cane seat and other chairs, pine tables
Wardrobes ingram, passage, and step carpets
Cooking stove, medium size
With a good lot of kitchen requisites
Terms. All sums of and under S23, cash; S25,
credit 60 days. for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest A. GREEN,
Mar 3I-3,d Auctoneer
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Times closing receipt malls al the
post once IA Washing Ion, d. q.

TIVE great eastern mail from Baltimore, Philadelphia
L New York, Boston, &c, aRd Buffalo, &c VIII now
be received by O'Clock daily and the mail 70 De
sent from this office and by those places will be closed AS
heretofore, at 4 O'Clock p. daily q,
The southern mail will be closed hereafter daily az
o'clock and will be received. heretofore. daily by
O'Clock D IN.
The second eastern (way) mail and great western mail
mail trains north of Philadelphia, TO arrive there III
time with the train for Baltimore, which brings
the great mall arrive here by No eastern mail Is
received this Office Sunday night and eastern or
way mall TO be beyond Baltimore, is made up on
Saturday night.
The mail Tor Annapolis Maryland and Norfolk and adj
lacent places Virginia, Us closed every night except Sat
urday at M, and is received six tunes week, with a
mail from Baltmore Maryland, by IL
The mail from Georgetown d. G., received twice daily
same hours.
The mail from Rockville &c, Nd is received Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday. of each week by p. and 1t
is closed for those places p. of the days
The mail from BIookvie, Nc Nd, is received by
of Wednesday and Saturday each week, and closed for
those places at 3 p. M of Monday and Thursday
Upper Marlboro Nc, Nd received by m, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, and is closed days AT
Port Tobacco, &c Md, received Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday by p. IN; closed Sunday Tuesday, and
Thursday at p
Warrenton, Mlddleburg nc, Va, received Sunday,
Wednesday and Friday, by III p. M closed p n.
Monday Wednesday, and Friday.
Leesbnrg &c, Va, received by and closed at p
Monday W ednesday, and Friday.
t-The postage on newspapers and that all printed
mater addressed to foreign country required 10 be
paid in advance. The postage is also be prepaid
letters packets addrssed foreign countries other than
Great Brain and Ireland, and Bremen, in Europe, and
places which they pass through the Bremen post
office. - . =, -
CHARLES X. GARDNER, Postmaster.
Posr OFFICE, WASHINGTON, April z, 1919. APP 3-3teod
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MISS MORLEY will open on Tuesday, April 3D.
lNl SHRED silk and lawn bonnets
Riband do
French lace do
Sician bonnes, new article
Rough and Ready bonnets, and Dunstable sraws of
superior quality
China pearl, and Rutland straws
Coburg Aladdin, and Jenny Lind braids
Mode colored straws
Together with caps, ribands, flowers and every variety
OF trimmings. Pennsy lvania avenue, near 9Th street
Mar 3l-d3t*
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NOTICE Tho copartnership heretofore existing be-
~ tween JOHN E. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
has been dissolved BEVERLY TrcKER will continue
tend promptly to all business before Congress and the de
parments as heretofore March 2I--tf
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IDARASOLS, Pnrasoicts, and Umbrellas We will open
J. this morning rich and elegant assortment including
almost every shade of color We respectfully call the
tenon OF the Ladies wanting purchase stock is
not equaed in this District either in richness variety,
combining also cheapness.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY " Co,
Successors to d. Clageu " Co.
70 3-dlw
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S,PRING nnd Summer Fnshions.-NIrs SPEIR will
- open Thursday, the 9th of April, very beautiful
assortment Of spring and summer millinery Show rooms
on ID street. between 9th and Josh Mrs is pre-
pared have dress-making done the fashionable
stvle. ADr3
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WANTED, IA smart, active young
w habits, and well acquainted with the city trnde None
need apply except such bring the unique
able testimonials to character, capacity, NC.
CLAGE TT ~ DODSON,
Corner of Penn. and 9th street,
Mar 27-eo3tif up stairs
DULL tho Maternal Management of Children In
ID health and disease l small volume.
An;esthesa in Surgery, nc. BY Simpson
Ataantis, a Story of the Sea. BY Simms, author of
"Guy Rivers" &c
The Late Expedition to the Dead Sea- BY one of the
party.
For sale at TAYLOR 81 MAURY'S bookstore near 9th
street. Mar 81
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INE Oe"n sea Expedition, from n diary OF of
Il the party one Volume, with n mao of the Holy Land.
Just published, Tor sale at TAYLOR " MAURY'S
Mar W Bookstore, 9th street.
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A YOUNG LADY, born and reared In Virginia, who
mas had several years experience in teaching, desires
70 OBTAIN situation In public school, private fam
~ as an nsucuess in the ordinary branches OF an Eng
sh education, and would also give lessons in French and
Spanish 0U~Refer 10 Hon. IL. 8, Foors.
Mar 81
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by Il. GE.EE.N, ,g,IctIOnee,..

VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND ADJOINING THE
CORPORATION LINE, CONTAINING 81 ACRES,
MORE OR LESS, AT AUCTiON.-On Monday, the 10Th
of April shall sell Immediately after the sal of the
horses hogs, wagons Ne, OF Messrs. Genzenbaugh II
chaub handsome tract Of land adjoining their premises
and occupied by them, conaing II acres in a high
cultivation, and welI-encosed, portion of which
meadow.
Terms: Ten per of the purchase money cash bal
Ap 3-eodNds A. GREEN. An ,tioncer.
NEW mUSiC.-Just received, the Old established
stose door east OF IL h street, The following new
and popular music which will be sold third less than
it can be purchased elsewhere. VIM. FISCHER.
The Betty Polka dedicated Mrs. Col. Bliss composed
by c. Lenschow.
Au Revoir, Ia comic song , by Charles Zeuner.
One hour W h thee, No OF Browns sacred songs.
Deux temps auades, figures Of crosses, composed
by d. Carpenter
The celebrated Polka quadriles by Roland.
Buridan quadrlies; par Paul Cir
Uncle Ned Quckstep; by J. Lenschow
Uncle Ned for the guitar.
oh, Susanna, for the guitar.
Be kind TO the loved ones AT home.
L'Hortensia Galop; by Grobe.
Railroad Steam Gallop; by Gung1
Will you to my mountain lome as sung by the Or
phean family.
love but thee by p Lucer.
Kathleen Mavoureen, sung by Dempster.
The where born; sung by the Hutchinson fam
lily.
The Lament Quickstep; by Dodworth.
Summer Night Waltz by l. Strack
Fashion Polka by Weselsky.
Susanna Polka by Muller.
AprI3
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METEOROLOGICAL military Dictionary, German,
English, and French by Captain George +. Duckett,
British army, volume octave, 1913 Justmpoed from
London by FRANCK TAYLOR.
Ma 81
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-12
A journeyman Matchmaker
"ANTED in Lewisburs, BY
" A. l. HATFIELD.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

The Albany .argms considers'he Bran.
dre.h Pills well worthy the confidence Of
the public. That the principle on which
Ahey cure disease is the same as that ol
LEROY Of Paris and Swedenaux Of Germa
ny. That all The variety Of disease pro
ceed from, or are nearly allied to disorders
Of the stomach and bowels, aud that by
using those remedies which restore to
health these important organs The disease
will vanish. The Rrand,eth medicines
profess to carry out this impcrtan, prin
cip!e. We have heard th"", strongly re-
The genuins pill for sale by J. HAYES,
sole agent for Lev isbur.. I3m273
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-09-12
Or. TRASK'S
Magnetic Ointment!
EkII1I3l:E

" hat Young man wants 10 wear "a VIZ
We al know the value of "A good head Of
haH. \ Young man with a bald bead, Is IA
S"h OF walking ca,caiure of his species
Hence the many various attempts To remc-
DIV or conceal the deficiency. Hundreds
oi the young men OF this country, alter try
IA. the ihousaud and one chemical prepa-
rai!l.as aud uostruuis for restoring The ha'r,
are driven The necessity Of wearing wig
practice as ille conducive To cleanliness,
As 1t rs dangcsous to health Now, we hap
pen 10 knnw from pract,cai experience. that
1rask's Magnetic OintmcUi will restore the
ha,r 90 bald head, whcn all Other rene
dies have failed.
S4d in Lewisburg. " i.oleSale aod rc'a,i.
by fhornlon & Baker Price % and so
ccnls per bottle.