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FAIRBANKS pATENT PLATFORM
4, hGNJ.IfS. s f.,

THE UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE which is felt in the
accuracy perfect adjustment VI these Scales IL such
that they have 10 be Regarded Me standard from
which there Ii appeal sar .ts
,ses Of the above manufacture of every required mod
iration. graduated To the English French, Spanish Portu
guese and Chinese standards, for cSpoaiivn and home
trade, constantly on iand, and for sale by
o,ts ". FAIRBANKS Co, 81 Water VI.
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New Carpet Warehouse.

ballard & PRINCE INFORM tl,eir customers and the
ID public that they have removed from the old sand 80
long euped by Them the large and conuodious Ware
hoare, recently erected on the north side OF
". BROO1iETELD STREET
hnr, distance from Washington street where they oStr
Tor ale an extensive Of English anil American
Carpstlncs 81 all qualities; 10 do stair Carpetngs Hearth
Huge; Hoe ainas Straw Maitnss, &c dc. ,
Also, Englsh and American Painted Floor CiothS oil all
Dimensions
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TN HE proprietor afthe Rough and Ready House. Ion
i islana avenue, Washington, the City Hail. respect
Gy informs his friends and The public that he has con.
nrred with his establishment excellent TENPIN AL.
LEY viii, balls equal sny in the city In which hey ma
n m times ause Themselves without any charge whatev
err and he win he happy 10 have their company even
these terms.
The Iar will be found constantly supplied with the es
JOCK DOUGLAS.
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A " YOUNG, Merchant Tailor, three doors west Of
~ browns Ioie PENNSYLVANIA avenue keeps constantly
hand large and elegant stock of ready made clothing,
IN almost every var ETY. and style Of garments Gentlemen
in want Of suit for immediate use may rsly upon getting
spoke work All garments warranted as represented
Prices very low Ao large and elegant assortment Of
Msaanrcsia taken and suits made to srdsr One price
ly Terms cash.
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ALBION LIFE INSURANCE co.
LONDON AND NEW YORK.

----- --------- INaTTTT 7fIJ nv
NOTICE Is hereby given that persns Atred in the Al
Of the year In rsclass vessels without any pay
menf charge for risk and thai their policies shall
in full force during such voyages and residence IL
any part Of Europe.
Prospectus with modified conditions rates, DC may b,
JOSEPH FOWLER,
U.. X. s. BUCHANAN.
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vALU ABLE MEDICINE WINE.


MANIFAC TURED from the combined virtues OF the Snr.
vi sapnrin, Dunieiion, JtH Cherry, and several orher
EroiiG Plants, whose wonderful curative properties al
together UNKNOWN. except 10 the author Of
fIASLEYfS FOREST WINEi
1t Ia well known good CHEMISTS that all vegetable sub
contain less deeterons properties we'll
as medicinal virtues. Those opposite qualities which
In the extracts Obtained by the usual
boiling &C. rendering all medicines thus prepared inert
and In many either injurious altogether useless
This accounts in great measure for tho ecency Of SO
many medicines in curing the diseases which they profess
To cure. ~ l #tG#
ltssery iafrcnt Win Hasleys Faresi uiae by means
OF wonderful chemical apparatus invented for the express
purpose Of manufacturing This article, the entire virtues Of
the most valuable combination Of plants ever discovered u
obtained pure and flee from every property hut those which
nrt in unity and arnonad with the Constitution Of the h.
frame This renders the Forest Wine the most excel
lent and truly valuable medicine in tho world both for lis
miraculous power Of curing well delightful flavor
The Fbtst Wine Is most distinguished for It's great eff.
cacy in rene,c,g constitutions and curing gene.
mi III health proceeding from disorders, complaints
ness apeps, indigestion, oss Of appetite, and debta.
TED stac NJ he system ice use Of the Forest Wine
stores nylis Of ibis class 10 the most robust strong and
vigorous health 1t has also proved useful In restoring Ia.
yals from lingering state after attacks of sickness
Price VI per bottle for sale at Hasleys General Depot
conrtand ST. New York, and BY the appointed agents
j Il. calal only agent Washington City.
o. NJ Lnihicuin only agent, GEORGETOWN.
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B0OK.& JOB PRINTING

or all descriptions, done with Meatness and
despatch, NJ the National WING once,
over simms' Store, and opposite jack
SON Hall, Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington,
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REpsrEAps PROOF AGAINST Bues.

T ISDSLEy's IMPROVED PATENT BEDSTEADs, at
Ia GARDENERS 60 (snld street, first door from heck
street. New York This Improved Bedssad received
the highest premium awarded o. The late Fair q The Ame
medal oil 1916 over every other competitor The Bedseaas
and all Eher articles Of furniture required Tor the cham
b,r manufactured OF the best materials and under the
Immediate supervision Of the undersigned.
Mattresses, Pillinsers Feather Beds, holsters and Pill
lows on hand or made order TO III The Bedstead, and
warranted 20 be Hsd with such hair feathers &c. rep
resented. WILLIAM G. GARDINER
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To Let,

T,lJE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL, which Is
suitable lur Exhibitions, fnrs, Lectures, Concerts,
such othe purpose inconsistent with the principles Of
total. abstinence. Terms moderate. Apply TO
U. WARD, President Stock Committee
dec Is-f Or at The Hall,
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FRENCH CHINA.
ID. q. T. ID. HAvILAND,

=. is5 III. .tss. No. ~ JOHN STREET, .l#
IMPORTERS OF PORCELAIN, are receiving goods In
] usual assortment, among which ere:
100 Ti ssts S'N Some very rich
40 pairs Vases for Manel Ornaments
800 pairs Rich COffees
Gard Baskets, Cundlesticks, &c.g.. H. n
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The Blade Is edited by William Matthew'S Esq.,
facetious and able writer, though somewhat eccen
tTic rs an editor. A capital weekly, one Of
Of the Times.
The keenes, Blade" of all Down East Maine
Farmer.
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DOLLAR MAGAZINE

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ErRNlTUnE, TunNIruREiI

4, # the second Street CABINET WAREG0oiS, Nc. l's,
4 south second sreeL-E, MOUNT having u large and
,l,u,lj assortment OF fashionable and well made furnlt
on l comprising rosewood tstei-tet SUlss walnut no.
mahogany do, with piIsl itln, daiask and fancy han
ot seatngs anil other ooy.rngs plain S0H OF oil prices
Rocking do; and Pier Tables Sofa Tables; Drnllsi
Pedestal Pier Tables; Extension, DINING and Gard lHhies,
dressing Blrrsus MardTpbeR with and without mjTrns
mahogany high poU, Bedatsad; French do eu.Ica map
and sherry dol aad variety Of others Scresra; BOOB
nlair and With minors; JNiiirs Work Tables Of ROSEWOOD
and mahogany; rosewood wAlnuI hltch and uiiIoGln!
chair- wit hafnb, plush and daInas, seating; haeWis.
cane Chairs Of all patterns, with an EXTENSIVE asso
nlrat of.eyrry article in our llna of business n
Country Merchants and others especially lnNied 10
call and examine stock OF Furniture every article o.
which Is manufactured by ourselves nid viii be disposed
Of on inc most reasonable terms. W..
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TT LLOYD has ngeniously succeeded in i'm
III, venting Compound Of such q delightful
nature as,o render the hardest and toughest skin Soft
fair, and delicetely white.
Ladies Riding, Gardening, or Painting. and Gen.
.lemen Shooting, Hunting Fishing, Cricketng.
Rowing, &C., or any amusement or exertion preju,
dical TO the hands, will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
plensnely eicacio,is in removing all hardness STAIN
richness, and all other cutaneous Disagreement pre-.
venting and rendering the skin sof fair, and phable
From the nice combination of.Balsamic ingredi.
ents introduced into the composition. they form q
fine Creamy Laiher, with the hardest or Sea Water.
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths. They produce the most softenings and re.
freshing sensation, and will be found an excele,
substitute for The Flesh Brush.
They are highly recommended to Captains,
Ships, Merchants, and all who itrads with fsrsisa
countries, they will retain their virtue in anycIi,
mate. For sale by CHAS. ST0TT.
q. Drug. 4 Apoth, corner Of IN q Pa. "a.
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paper Hanuinxs, window Shades and Up
-F holstcry Goods

SoI.oMoN a. HART, 2i3 broadway, are now receiving
y per the various packet ships from England and France
Inc largest aud ASSORTMENT OF the above Goods N me
sy al o. which they osr III any nuanilty woletaie or
reta al dwer prices thi can be found IN any othef ea
blahnenL
Country merchants and others will linda large assort
,nt u Window Studies and Paper anginss OF all the va
ions aty and priees, and which they are requested "
call aud examine
Thia ss.ahlisl Is Away closed on Saturday,
80 SOLOMON ~ HART.
+ e1}k JIpholslerers and Importers, 2i3 broadway
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L FOR gais Nv CHARLES STUTT
Drusest and Apothtcsry.
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MARKS 4 DUvALL,

HAVE ON hand battery Kettles, Byass pails Plasra 70
Ill aud sheet Brnts, Tubing Metal German Silver, AMI
other goods manufactured by the Wolcotyille Brass Co
Also, Riyeia, both Iron and Tirned.
WadhamsA Co.'S superior Gilt Buttons, including Mill
tary and Naval. .
Dextes very superior Knitting and Tidy Cottons-a u
which, as Agents for the manufacturers they offer for sale
on the most FAY orible terms.
They are also Importers and Dealers IN Pearl buttons
Ivory and Fancy Combs spool aud ken Sewing lotions
Shoe and Stay Laees and general assortment Of Fancy
Goods 5fat
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HtHas Patent japan Bdckiag Is abo,, thu ba- arti, |.
Of The Kind ~s have tsen TIE polish which /, imparts Ia
tie itisrFi0h8nsE oi IN brilliant and lasinp. Ta
have tried IT, and Il hiois ray all tis In ifs behalf
@-.r. Erehing H0isttH, .Jndt =
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TUE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, by
recent the Legislature, authorized 10 take Ma
fine aud Fire Risks, under the title OF the NEW YORK
fIIlE AND MARINE lNSl RANCE COMPANY, having
paid all s osEeg i pccasioned by the great Tires
iss and 1875 and possessing null Capital OF sOO with
surplus affords ample security ali persons making Ma.
Tue ind Fire Insurance Risks Will be taken avoTa,
Bic terms az other similar Institutions application al the
cfce OF the company No, az Wall street. adjoining The
courier Enquirer oiics) H
DIRECTORS.
oliver IL Jones Joseph " Lord
Samuel s lIowlaud William Spencer
SAMUEL e. liarrint Jubal Terbell
Horace Brooks George Luvet
John Clapp Coins. Vanderbilt
Waller II. Jones Oscar Coles
Thomas IL. Mills Isaac n, seymour
Hamilton Blydenburgh Israel Corse
Oliver D. TWetdy Josiah o. Law
Walter II. Jones' IT. John u. Andrew
Andrew a, Pilot John Even
Abraham D Dara Charles MntuITi
Loratio ~ Stebbns
o, H. JONES, Prc,ident.
D, UaDKaHrit. Secretary.
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j. STOUYENEL s. Co,
No. % Gold street and No. 3 John street
near Brodd,cdy,
New YORK,
MANUFACTURERS WHOLESALE and
lVE RETAIL DEALERS in
CIIiyN.a. GLASS, AND LAMPS,
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles
Candelabras, &c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction In price, and all
articles warra nted. sBIN9 &
A complete assortment Of the richcstcut press.
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds Of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned 10 parties.
Oil at wholesale and retail. saS
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterna.
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EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.

Patent B'qoFing Nr.i welllr, No 50Chssnt street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing, which produces
tesatfi Jet polish, and DOES innrs leather Those
vito would have polished nnh. rFtaune Sonli read III.
advertisement In another Column 81 f,az,Us 1fgi,I
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-04-06
Later from Mexico.

The New Orleans Picayune of the 2sth ult. has
ceved files of Mexican papers from the capital to the 18th
March, inclusive.
The question of loan of 81 100000 be negotiated
on pledge OF the 50 900 000 portion OF the indemnity
to be paid by the United States in May next, had given
rise to much debate in the Senate
Ell Sigo XIX says that accusations gravely compro
missing the Ministers OF War, of Finance, and of Foreign
Ii adds significantly: "Then you have ministry full of
popularity"
found guilty and condemned to die.
FL Siglo denounces the British authorities at Belize in
giving to the nsurgent Indians ravagng
the faes portions of Yucatan The paper remarks
that the Instruction. which seemed to be the point of
extinction has broken out again with fresh violence
The Apache Indians lately made Eruption into the
department OF Sonora committing the most horrd raw
ages They 100 in number, and destroyed three
several detachments of armed sent against them
Seventyt three Mexcans slain during the oray and
from 500 to 900 head Of cattle carried off This vista
ton, and the little hope entertained OF protection by the
government, have multiplied the emigration to California
The total ruin of Sonora is anticipated IT, as Is stated
the be true that the resident Indian population
(Yaqus) is rising in rebellion The situation of these
families that have no means OF ENGRAVING to California,
or to other States, is represented as frightful.
Information had reached the capital that there was
party Tampico intriguing for the return of Santa Anna
The Nacioso, of that port expresses the desire that he
should be restored to the republic, but not through rev.
Oution.
1t is stated that less than weekly courers be-
longing to the post office department at Durango had
been taken by the Indians and put to death.
The sudden arrest and departure from the metropolis OF
one of its correspondents as very high handed
the part of General Arsta, the Minister OF War
Garay accused of consprlng against the government
but his being spirited away without any form OF law, is
said by his friends to be outrage which could not be
exceeded in the metropolis of Turkey by the despotic
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The Thirty-firxt Congress.

The New York Journal of Commerce says, that Sin
Guiding the members from Connecticut and New Hamp-
shire, there have been elected to the Congress IS
wings and 81 democrats If the remaining IS members
should be politically the same as before, there would be
wing majority in the House of H. In the Senate there
will be a democratic majority of or TO-"
We shall not yet abandon the House OF Representatives
to the wings If the democracy of Virginia do their duty
as epergecay in 1915, shall make clean sweep
of the wings, with exception. In the last House.
the wings carried members from Virginia. 1t is pos
sibe for u.s. with great effort to carry all but one and thus
reduce the majority of IT to only Let besides secure
only more in Indiana, North Carolina, and the other
States whose elections yet TO be held, and we carry
the House. We appeal, therefore. to the ndomitable
democracy to put forth their whole strength and the
House of Representatives. 1t in this bold and vgor
Gus spirit that the democrats OF Connecticut have tri
umphed; and in this spirit may conquer every
where.
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From TExAs.-DIsTrNGUIsHED ARRIvALs-By the ar
rival of the steamship New Orleans, the 2sh, at New
Orleans, from Galveston. Maj Gen. Worth, Maj Deas,
Maj. Pemberon, and Capt. Wood, of the United States
army, came passengers.
Gen. Worth left San Antonio on the GOTH The emf
grants at San Antonio for California had all gone on
deemng necessary to wait for the protection of the gov
eminent troops. Gen. Worh's expedition TO the ella
will start about the Goth April
AT ndianoa and Lavaca there have been several cases
of cholera and some few deaths, Capt. Rodgers, of the
schooner Ocean Wave, died at ndanola, and Mr. Hens
ley, of the firm OF Hensley Folger died at Port La
One of the companies of Dragons is stationed
near the old Towash village thirty forty miles above
the highest settlements. Emigrants may to
the fertile valleys of the Bosque and hollands river with
out fear of molestaton.
small band OF hostile Indians had lately appeared on
the frontier of Fannn county, and prevailed there
that five men had been murdered by them 1t is supposed
these Indians Shawnees, excited to revenge the muir
der of two of their tribe, few months since.
Santa Anna, the chief Of the western bands of the
Cumanches has gone foray into the Mexican settle
mens west of the Rio Grande.
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New YoRK, April4.
1t is the opinion here that Gen. Tayors cabinet not
really in his interest Take example: Mr.. Clayton
has appointed Matthew L. Davis his despatch agent MIR
Davis has been all along the bitter swearing and
rreconcabe enemy Of Gen Taylor. He voted for Mr.
Van Buren, He is the correspondent of the London
Times, and short time before the presidential election
predicted the downfall of the republic consequence OF
General Taylor's popularity He conspicuous at
the public meetings in his opposition the nomination
of that gentleman and is wiihal old and in6m as to
be unable to transact the business of his new Office
charge has been sent to Central America at the sug-
gestion OF friend OF Mr. Clay, who took prominent
part at the Bufalo-patform convention, when Mr. Van
Buren, was nominated, and proclaimed that Gen Taylors
administration would become ticket Office for the pas
sage of rowdy soldiers into place.
All these facts show that General Taylor is humbugged
and he will find it out. He has lost Connecticut and
now will lose New York. The two wings of the demo-
cratic party are united on worthy and honorable ct
zen Mr.. Van Setback; and the original TAYLOR men will
vote for him. II, instead of so much policv. there
was little more honesty in the cabinet, the adninstra
ton would get through its four years toeraby we'll but
If it is to be led oft into scheme of Cancellation towards
Mr. Clay Mr. Webster to the exclusion of true friends
it needs prophet to tell what will be the result
TAYLOR MAN.
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Mr.. Cutting declines the nomination. and the
ton of Tammany Hall has nominated Mr.. Van Setback
as the democratic candidate. The New York True Sun
speaks in high terms of his qualifications and says all
candid men admit that his 'eecon is nearly certain
as any future event can well be-" We re-echo another
sentiment of the True Sun. "Mr Van Schacks election
may be considered certain, and we cannot but express
the confident hope that will result no, only agreat
advantage to the public welfare, but also securing the
integrity and ascendency OF the democratic party the
city and State"