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WE subscriber having purchast stock n. WOOD
A kutF co wi eon4rus tg Book Selling D.
90 stand IS CANT sTkEEf gunsT7l assortment Of Law,
Medical Theological Letsy end School BJos together wis
Blank Books and Stationery constantly hand examination of
he patronage heretofore eNeBded0 d. W. g. Co respec
hcltsl The public geneey aud strangers wishing thing in
cur line, invited y call. gst Jas. T. WALLACE
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ORLEANS UNION No. 8 d. o. !, Regular Meeting evsr
Thuisdsy Evening, at Unity Hall, Msngny Buildings q
Individuality, ma 10
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.

ne I1e Only Depot for he Sale Of DALLEY1S O7IGTNA
No ISL Cburtres sfrre. NJ 4
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20 Mississippi Fire Co. No ATTEND an ad-
iouped Monthly Meeting SATURDAY, The st December
n23 g. A. FOsDlCK sserstsrv
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PREsIDENT's MEssAGE.-The Postmaster Cen
eral has issued instructions for the transmission Of
the Presidents Message 10 Boston by express, on
Tuesday, the 4thpro1mo. This express car leaves
the depot about the usual hour-one O'Clock.
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tHOCfAW LAND sCRlP.-In Half Sections, aasr
" ter Sections and EEhths, ioraRie BY
@ su PARADISE LAWRAsoN 4 co.
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10 Gen, R. M, Saunders late Minister to
Spain, reached his home in North Carolina, with
his family on the 18th ult
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NJ. BoDIsoo.-Letters- from NJ. Bodisoo, by the
last steamer state that he had very pleasant in
terview with the Emperor. Nothing said about
" that Punishment"
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o. a writer in a foreign Journal says: " The
exact velocity Of electricity along copper wire s
2SS,OO miles in an hour; it is calculated accord
ingly, that we could telegraph our andpodes in
rather less than the 500h part Of one second Of time
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~ Meeting OF the DRAYMEN wilu.se place on sATUR-
DAY EVENING, LIST December half past NJ. atth U. s.
Exchange, corner OF Pydand Tchoupuas nag 81
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ug-sEF lDrERTIsEvENTs oN TBIRD PAoE
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~ Prom th facilities afforded change bust
ness we are snabad tsng
only portion stock The liberal sImE and
vits the msresn. community generally
DAVID FELT g. co.
L nl smsed&W StaaoigTs' HaH, No, q CbdrHt sTra.
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The London Times contains a letter from Aus
trla, dated the 4th Nov, which says that Russia
has triumpAed in her negotiations with the Divan.
The Sultan has pledged himself to keep confined
in a fortress such Of the Hungarian refugees whom
Austria and Russia would designate, and TO Danish
the others from his dominions
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LOUISIANA STATE SCRIP.
TO0fl0 ACRES. in amounts to H1it purchaser, for
Os sm PARADISE, LAWRAsoN b
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~ For New York via hayauarhe splendid mail steamship
OHIO Lieut. schenck U, NJ, commanding will la W hr
wharf head Of st. street. Lafayette, FRIDAY MOAN
ING he ns o'clock punCtusly Passengers viii pleise
Oe lay AZ 0O' PARADISE, LAwRAsoN & CO.. AGENT,
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The French Government has despatched cou-
rier to St Petersburg, to inform the Emperor that
the entrance Of the French and English fleet into
the Dardanelles was the result Of a misunderstood
ing. The question was, however, not considered
sattIaI ,t- tI,a l. +,.4 J,to.
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NJ o. s. Mail steamer CINCINNA TUs-For Cincinnati L,,
isIe, MadhOn, Paduch sud Memnhs-Th and splendid
light draugh PASSENGER steamer vii leave above THIS DAY
Thursday o'clock p. from the foot Of PoydTas
nF9 HYDE g. OGLESBY 70 Poydras st.
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On Thursday, the 9th, VIM. c. Rives, Minister
Plenipotendary to the French Government had an
audience with President Bonaparte, and was most
cordially received
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January s, 1913.

Dear Sir Believing tina, public statement
of my affection may be of service TO others sim.
ilary afflicted, as well as benefit to yourself
take this means Of informing you, that about three
The Lungs which induced my friends TO despair
of my recovery. My health continued to decline
for a year, when was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo. Having applied TO physicians, both
tit, and having also made use of the Gatranic Bat.
terry without any good effect, concluded to try your
Extract Of Sdrsapdrilid, and am happy TO say
that after using single bottle the pains entirely LEFT
me and have been better ever since.
Respectfully, ENOCH W.. SMALLWOOD,
To A. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr., January 22, l545.
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OF REPRESENTATIVES

Committee Of Elections aIessre. Richard w
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MEL Boyden Timothy jenkins, John Van Dyke, $.
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o. Hays aud Means essra. Samuel F. Vim
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Hudson, james Mcdowell, Charles s. Morehena j.
Pollock Samuel C. Hubbard, Henry NlcoL-,R oom
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Csowell, John Il, J. Daniel VIM. Nelson, David
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Gregory, Joseph A. Woodward Kingsley 8, Bine-
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| End story lrca.
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4. Stuart, Elakim Sheriff., VIM. q. Brown, John
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| story south.
I On AgrictitaFe.--Me sars. Hugh White, VIM.
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am most respectfully yours &c,
JOSEPH RADCLIFFE.
W,suis0roS, December 22, lS47.
WAsH1NeroN, December %, lB47.

To,Dr. "A. J. SoHwARTzE, Jr.
Dear Sir. hereby acknowledge debt of gra-
ttude due you, in saying that | attribute my pre-
sent state of good health entirely the Of your in
valuable preparation Of Sdrsapdrilld Having been
afflicted with an Infnmmatory Rheumatic Affection
Of the knee-oint, which sweled TO such degree as
to confne TO bed for many weeks depriying
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
the least prospect of recovering, made use Of your
Extract Of Sarsaparilla to the amount of bottles,
after which began to use my limb and upon Ito
further use had the satisfaction TO find tho disease
radicacd and my general health very much impro-
we'd Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good You are AT liberty to make use
of this as you may think proper.
yerv trnely your obedent servant
VIM w. STEWART
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s-..Th. ,hoys named medicine may be had in
yys-.h,n,,n ,Sholcsale and retail, at the Store OF
The PROPRIETOR, Pcnnsylysnia Avenue, three
doors east Of 81 street; at CHAS. SToTT & co.'s,
Pennsylvania Avenue near TN street; also, ~ Z
K,. Ia and retail, at COULSoN & cos, No. 4
wholes s.rty street; at ISRAEL GRAHAM 8,
South Liz, more and Eutaw Streets also ~
corner Of BALI. corner OF Baltimore and Higl
GEO. w. JONES at VIM, STAINLESS, J
streets In Alexandria, axe s PEEL's: and a.
II, PIERPOINT. and co... jan l-du
other Druggists.
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HJ7sasN This preparation will cure Strains, YHSfEN
(fsX Bruises, Stiffness of joints, Cuts. Old (tFNS
-Sl-N-.ifcsrs, both man ani beast. j las-Sk-1-
cared Ulcers years standing. Relief Is given in
spavns by It's application And for Fisola and poeevil
II In aure cure t
Also BarIe,,s Horse Po,eers restore the bal conli
bnn Of the horse and TO DESTROY WORMS, which give
so much pain TO that noble beast ,.:..e
Bafbers Horse Balls (f,r Coughs and CaarrhJ are my
own preparation, and not trumpeted 10 the world ms a
specific but the best found out Sold At SforTS Drug
Store s ue.t&
Nh All diseases treated. by the subscriber, on scien
k6c principles lie liz a regular bred Farrer, and
always be found the Washington Stables ready TO attend
he callr Of the public. Jan lsl GEO. BARRIER
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pHYsIcYANs CERTIFICATES.
WAsHiscros, .ianu;

WAsHfNoroN, january 8, Ib4b.
I am informed Of the ingredients OF which Or.
Schwartze's Compound E2!raet o. Sarsaparila 10
composed and believe it to be the best preparation
of the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-.
abv adapted to produce salntary Alternative effect.
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, d. D.
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WAsnIxaroS, Jantary 6, 1919

To Dr. A. J. ScHwARTzE Jr.
Dear Sir. take great pleasure In stating that,
about Is months since, used your Compound Er-
ttroc Of ,SarsaparAd remedy for General DtbI
ity, under which had been laboring long time
and that u few bottles restored inc to sound health
which has continued 10 the present time.
Very respectfully, 4.
PERRIN WASHINGTON
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n InutuItu
A. cARD.-AI nsrsons n vbomla. -tmy
IA are respectfully informed that will ms.
obligi tions as fast shall be able 10 do 80 Mean
time, Should DO pleased TO have the opportunity
of hquidaiing my debts, either in whole Or in part
by job.printing, BY advertisements In or subscnp.
CHARLES w. FENToN
Proprietor Of Maj WIG
Washington, Jan'y lsi ls4p,
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Cro,orrow,, ,L,n,larv Fl, 1913

Having been made acquainted by Dr. schwsIr ,.
with the ingredients of his preparation of Sarsapaia
concur with The medical gentlemen above N W
ing il as an Alternative OF great efficacy ana inRan
cases 10 which such Alternative s ndapieo o. geo'
nnwer $50 BENZ, s. goHRER, NJ, ID.
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ScHwARTzE, Jr., January %, l545.
wAsnlsGros, January "a, le45.

WAsHtSdroNi Jdnudfy q, IE9o.
1t gives me pleasure TO say that am acquainted
with the proprietor Of the above medicine and also
with number of gentlemen, who have tested II. eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the uninpcuchab!s
character of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates that they be fully relied on.
- 7,FF ULYSSES WARD.
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Extract Of Sarsaparilla prepared by Dr. Schwartz,
as have knowledge Of its constituent parts. be-
lleye that 1t will achieve for the afflicted than
any other preparation Of SaIsaparla now before the
public ii. +. CoNDlCIi NJ u
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Having been made acquainted with the ngredisn',
and mode of preparing DR.. Schwartze's Compound
Extract Of Saisaparlla believe it TO be most har
DIV remedial combination of that valuable root WIN
the other remedies Of which II is composed,
J. NJ. GIBSON, NJ D. (.
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To Dr.. A. ]. ScnwARrzE, Jr.

Dear Sir. Under a sense Of deep obligation to
the virtue of yonr SarsapdriRa" in the entire res
ration OF one OF my children from General Debit.
IN and prosiralion Of the systen take plea
sure in tesfying TO your invaluable medicine; bur
seven bottles were used two years since, when the
child was restored to- and still continues in the
- DAVID RIDGELY.
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q meeting OF the citizens Of Washington without dis
n tneiion party, called for The purpose of giving
Complimentary bah to General Taylor OH the occasion Of
his inauguration TO the Presidency Col CHAkLEa MAY
Secretary
On motion, IL was Il. ar
Re5cired That the Managers shal be selected without
distinction Of party, a
Received, That committee OF thirteen gentlemen be ar
pointed 10 obtain sbsc lptions and TO nominate maaeerF 10
meeting Of the subscribers, to be holden at WllLAHDS
HOTEL, on SATURDAY EyRaIse NEXT the 9Th ina'ant at
o'clock. -
II was further
Resoired, That the price OF rkela be fixed al Ten Do
lara and ii there any surplus Il shall be Tor the benefit
Of the iva Orphan Asyums III the city
Z. A, May Chairman
]. G. DERREr jSterstdry jan ga
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WAsHINGroN, January % I54s,
Most of The gentlemen named above are known TO
me as ci,i1ehs Of high responsibility; and the pro
fessiona portion of them are Of me pss' s'ahuinc
among the physicians Of ms ee,n \, amnM Ma.
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NEW yALUBLE LAW BOOK.
THE BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLuM
J. BIA, being complete dGeSed Code OF all the Laws al
large and municipal relating the eolored pnpna
tnn, wsteriree or slave 10 force in The District o. Column
ba and within The limits Of the Corporations OF Washing
ton and Georgetown lie Isl Of November lafsi the
whole arranged according 10 HE subjects Of the laws them
selves by Worhington q. Sneien, Counsellor at Law
Just published, in pamphlet price 10 eena For sale by
Jan o1-e;f r. TAYLOR.
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sSR4 PACIFIC MAIL x4563
11YlKEsTEAM COMPANY. s944l4K

sQ12l1sE. STEAMsH1P COMPA N \. sssl24AAEa
THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM PACKETS
The California, 1850 tons, Capt. e. Forbes.
~ Panama, 1851 tons, Capt w o. Stout
Oregon, 1903 onR, Cup X, " Pearson
Goy their way to the Pacific, are intended 10 leave Pa
llama, for ports IN Central America Mexico and Cliior
lila IS follows:
The FIRST on the 9th January.
The second - 18th FehujAry,
rhe third isth March,
and thereafter Of the above named Steam Packets will
leave Panama on the first Of each month.
An experienceI Surgeon will accompany each Shin
Passengers In the after cabins furnished ,eldg but
not wines and liquors. and will be allowed space for per
uona baggage, the extent ot 800 lbs. weight. Freight
On EXCESS and al ether goods go per a and one per
Iaerages should no, exceed 100 ba. weigh'--for mule
carriage W. 80 ~, @
rooms, SOL -, -,
Passage from Panama Acapulco, 1900 miles in state
rooms, Sl21 - a,oa
Passage from Panama TO San Blas, or Mazatlan, 1000
miles in state rooms, sl7b. ,.....s @
Passage from Panama san niego, 3st miles, IN safe
roome, S2ll v. -, ~ 4,
taarsgc rom Panama to San Francisco, aDonIea, IN
g,se rooms, s2N et@ ..,
Passage in the lower cabin 81 deduction OF one nun
from the above Iaira
Passage In the forward cabin from Panama to either 81
the above named ports sOO including only such raohs ~
are furnished TO the &C.,
Atlantic Passengers have priority OF choice o beris
and III the ORDER Of the dates OF their tickets. .
No passage secured until paid for Apply al the office
Of the Company, New York "a South street. ian2
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DECEsIRER REPORT.

TNIE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY, 7h street opposite The General Pest Once has
nsued during the month Of December lss one hundred
and eighty nine new Policies, viz l5 .
To Merchants and Traders6i To Mechanics q
Clerks % q Manufacturers ~
Physicians n . g Seamen
I" Clergymen " Publishers and Editors
= Lawyers =" Secs. OF lnE. Co.'S
Ladies' g Naval Oiirers
Brokers :" Other occupations
q ---
New Policies issued in December $50
ROBERT Il. PATTERSON, President.
j. C.LEWls, Superintendent
}ss HARVEY LINDSIEy.
Medical Examiner
pnhlcnlinna 10 he Ind al lie Office Of the CompAny
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To conclude with the Farce Of
A KISS IN THE DARK
eSTo-morrow Mr.. Burke takes benefit
INAUGURATION BALL.

Dress Circle and Parquette so cents. Private Boxes
75 cents. Gallery rs CENTS
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QUARTERLY REVIEW

Professor Hrsn,s residence Of and st, streets
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rnhliea!lona d he lal at bic once d he Company.
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WE 1KLY CONNIE RCIALJO VAL.

mcntS and impassion"d appeals. Many laughable
anecdotes told OF his meetings with tbs hardy
mountaneers OF upper sorgia. Ga one occasion an
old lady, who had COM a great distance to near
him. aud had listened 10 the well directed "lJqnrnce
of the boy, She supposed, until she could restrain
her admiration no longer sprang from her seat, and
exclaimed" Gracious goodness mel if could onlc
have a boy like that I'd be willn - die right now!'
On another OCCASION the democrats seeing that their
speaker getting the worst of the conflict cndca-
vorcd to break up the meeting, and several OF tn M
with canes in their hands, advanced towards the
stand where Mr. STEPHENS was then speaking.
"Stop' shouted an old mountanecr who had been
standing by, resting his double. barrvllsd buck
gun, looking up with broad grin into the fac OF the
speaker and giving emphasis to his words by sgni-
icant winks, mods and jerks Of the Kaleidoscope
said he, at the same time presenting his gun at The
crowd, "D1n't one Of you lay yer finger IN the boy
Pm : good dimmy crat as any of yr, but ] won I
see no foul play. Hes tellin You nothin but the
truth, and il one Of you darcs to touch him, Il let
old Betsy loose among you qnckcrn you can say
Jack RObnsoni' The confusion soon quoted,
and MIR. STEPHENS proceeded with his speech.
Thus In one short month he encountered aud de-
fcatcd nearly all the prominent leaders of the oppO
site party on their own ground, completely rcvolu-
tonizing large section Of the State that had always
before gwen an overwhelming democratic vote. The
result was the triumphant election Of Mr.. STEPHENS
to Congress, and Mr.. CRAwFoRB as Governor Of the
State. Since that time Mr.. STEPHENS has repre-
scntcd his district with ability, and has, perhaps,
cxcrted greater influence both in and out of Con-
gress, than any other in the House, to preserve
the harmony and unity of the national Wing party,
and 10 promote its success.
Mr.. STEPHENS is a of slight frame and feeble
constitution, of very youthful appearance, with
voice clear, musical .Id child like. His influence
with his constituency is almost unbounded based,
it is, upon their confidence in his enlarged patriot
ism, sound Judgment and unmpeachable integrity in
all the relations of life. He is about 35 years
Of age, and, should he be spared to the country, he
is destined to achieve still higher honors for his
tive State, by enrolling his among those Of the
first statesmen of Amcrca.-Amrican
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THE MARKETS..

GI5-Sec next page. .
At Boston: Flour was without change.--Corn sell
ing at 53a54 cts for white, and So .d59 for yellow
All the Manila Hemp in first hands (24O0 baes) had
been bought up at 81 cts. per lb., mos. American
Dew rottcd had sold at S $50 per ton, mos-Pro-
visions in steady demand at about previous prices.
At Netu York: The unfavorablc weather was OPP
Grating much against busincss.-No change in Col
fee.-Cotton was improving in prices Flour mar
ket steady, but not actvc.-Whcat in good demand.
Corn steady. The stock Of American Hemp being
light had been partly withdrawn from market
Market for Iron firm and Scotch Pig further advan-
ced to 27u S27 % per ton, mos.-Molasses in fair
demand at 81 lag cts. for New Orlcans.-Ohio Pork
advanced 5Oaf5 cts. on Monday but lost it again the
next day, closing at Sll for Mess and $40 Tor
Prime. Lard dull at 6id6i cts. in brls and Z IN
kegs-Muscova Sugars were quiet.-W hlskey
was selling at % cts. for New Orleans and "a for
State Prison.
At Philadelphia Market very inactive owing to
unfavorable wcather.-Flour selling at 50; Rye
Flour, 1885,; and Corn Meal, 2.56. 62z per
brl.-Very little Wheat in market and receipts OF
Corn light.-No change in Provisions.-Wh iskey
was selling at "a cts. in brls.
At NeW Orleans: The sales of Cotton reached
% 900 bales for the three days preceding Feb IA,
but prices were without alteration. Within the
same time 27O0 hhds. Sugar had also been sold, the
larger portion for the Atlantic markets, at no I'M
provement, however, in prices Molasses had sold
to fair extent at 49, to 81 cts the former tor ME
rior-1obacco and Flour without alteration. Corn
was lower having declined to 35a37 cts-Provisions
of all kinds inactve.-Whskey dull.-Coiiee only
in moderate rcquest.-Exchange remained inactive
-Frcights firm for Cotton, British vessels getting
ID for Liverpool readily &c. The rates Coastwlsc
had again advanced-see table on preceding page.