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PIANO AHD TABLE COVERS

lust received and for sale superior CLOTH en-
bossed Piano, Table, aud Stand Covers, which win b
sold unusually low. AID, consignment carton rich
needle worked Eubroidcres, Cor Ottomans Piano stools
Dvans Screens Slippers &C. which g DO sold out at
oct 25Zstso CL6agrT DoDsoN
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DIR. STICKLAND's
American Family Pills!

THE GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE or THE AGE!I
ESDES tho cathartio and anti dyspoptc quality OF these
I'D Pills. their adaptation purify the blooito cure the
Liver Complaint Urnal aud Abdominal Diseases espe
cey that csss Of slsdias knovn Feraalo Complsnts
70 relieve tho syoto Of WcrT;o, end papoS or tao sin
Tcy ,; cca, cc4 forth n pamphlet, which en- DO led
E-stgi5o,siT. o. Tho Wiolceale cycnt.
A. BIle above PILLS highly recommended, from
30 responsible source that the public have the best posi-
BILE guaranty of their great value
They have already acquired popularity rarely equaed
In short time they have been sale In this city
General agency at GRAY & BALLANTYNE's
Bookstore, It'll Il.
ALSO FOR SALE BY
n NJ P. KINa corner of st. and Vermont az.
}. b. GARDNER Co., Capitol Hill.
D. ID. CLARKE, corner Maryland and llh st. sland)
I. G. McINTRE, corner OF It'll and streets
J. n. DAVIS, corner Of 9th aud streets. Toct Il
NewAl
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MORE ROOM AND GREATER VARIETY!
" INFER takes plea ure IN announcing that he has
taken the store lately 0ccu by Mrs Collision, next
door, where he nov able 70 the demands his bust
noes and increase his stock which he s making cfJ TO
do. Ills variety embraces
PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONERY,
MUSIC,
PERTUNIFRY,
TOILET AETtCLTs rsneraliy,
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS
TALLY-H0 RhZ0RS, Of different
Qualities WILLIAMS's PULAtONIC BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY AND WOOD NAPTliA; Homptons 1iucture
PHILIPPE Patent liquid Glue; The English yeTmn Destroy.
Gmau's Rel iue Oleaiinous narwa nud numCr.
Gus other articles untold which every body would 10 vel
call and select om prices reasonable and the goods
Of the best quality. Don't forget the place,
9th st., near Louisiana avenue,
Rear Of Browne and the National Hotels
oct Ctr Georgetown Advocate Marlb Gail
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sHALws /! sHAwLsl sHAWLs

DhhIWb! ohAWLbI bHAWLbI
WE have in store tho largest stock and best variety
wv SuAHLs that have ever been oforel for sale At
any former time In this city. The greater part Of
bought at New York auctions for cash that sell
them much lower than tho regular price, We have
100 Cashmere Long shawis, varying In price from SIS %
10 SIS.
80 square Cashmere do fron $40 to sl5
50 colored ard white Canton Grape Shaws from IS q
slCO.
100 Woollsn Plaid Long shawls, from IS 10 sl2
100 Embroidered aud Printed Cashmere 81 avis 10 small
hgdr0s, suitable for the present season.
10 very rich SILK Shaws.
80 black Tibet and Cloth shavls, long snd square.
% second mourning Paid Woolen Shaws.
10 handsome Cashmere Scarf.
go 49-fHf CLAG 1T. NEMTnN NAY co
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DYSpEPSIa CANNOT RESIST lT.-Ar
~ rice fsiiy Vrrsou who u t'kirg liAMi u.s.
TEGET BE TNCTurf nils to his vnlu lrt.c
iiinc, end sp aks Efs', fully Il ts mart etlc c'
ol~tlIRetiny bis obsfin~tc mplriuf, tic
fu'al IL nrrs. 70. vii FL a 20 m .'.fc Il BE-.
when Jon purchase at IN ms, 9th near uul-i +,
avenue So
.Ssmi Vct II >-rr
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GAS FIXTURES.

IAVTN0 just received from tho celebrated manrf4. tory
Of Cornelius &c. largo asscrtn9ut Uf their latest
styiC Of Gas Chandeliers aud Fixture they offered
tho pubic at reduced Prices
Persons having gas introduced IN cr scras Of dwellings
IRE Invited e call ed examine. They u Guait % or
interest.
Gasppgs introduced n old building 81 tie short
cat NOTICE and the lowest prices. al work warranted
Washington Rum5iny oua GlaFting Establishrn0nt.
one door ion the corner Of Tia street and Pehuy54nG
avenue, south side
oct elm ). ". THOMPSON.
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lust RECEIVED, very superior article d
~ CHEWING TOBACUJ.
Also. " La Upion,n and other CIGARS.
WM. I. EVANS, Druggist and Apothb-sry,
Get Is Corner OF II anu 7th strests
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More New Goods and Fashions

AT HIS NEW STORE, ON It'll STREET,
rs receiving continual aoeSions 10 his Arge and elegant
stock Of Genernen Goods and Invites his patrons and
tho public call and examine them lie takes great plea
euro in showing lis goods and in selling them also but
never eaes any buy what be does not wish b. buy.
In all cases he guarantees superior workmanship.
nov .-1v
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Prints, Prints---Great Bargains.

Prints, Prints..-Great Bargains.
GOO pieces Inc dark prints, at bH
-OO $50 do DO do from 10 1!
surCIior French 10
Mourning do
French. English, and American furniture ao
esp 2i--tr YEhBY Nj e.
CL0T11s, cAssIEER1s, yESIIS IS, 40
s-gPhRIOR back French Siu,onia
~ Do 10 do RIouis
DO blue md fancy do, same makers
Do Belgian and American do
Do black French doealins
Do hlnck hrd frey silk SsstiIee
Do black tin rpst.EgR
Fanny cnFtimerpa-lnrGc stock.
Als2, cravets, ycar; kia, silk Li,vLr,-I, ttv.l
b1ck gloves
slk, co' on, md merino l,.lose
silk md rnerino tdcrshrts rnl lrfwcr
Susperd0rs, = TX and linen camlric hnndkfs.
With aim ~ every article belonging "a. The gc1t.en.
firrishing dcrartment-nll 10 w. found cheap
scn 2l--'r TETBY 4 MI LEG'S
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TIE subscriber finding necessity for m u IN
4 the demands Of lis business, and havg- taken I'll
store doung At present occupied by Mira C6D!son 5
Cor rent the hs occrf possession O. which Va
81 giVeA nuSt week. Inquire 90
Winners Stationery and Fancy Store.
nct lit 9th street near Louisiana 4vcprs
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SALT RIVER! SALT RIVER
A FALSE REPORTi
NHF REPORT that THOMPSON had left for Salt Rivor
false 10 takes this method % Inform his friends
that he sold bis ticket and Gan BE- Sound At bis Gallery
on Pennsylvania between Snrandaha and sixth
sreotways roaoy to take, not Gully the best but by far,
noyoIlw a. {. THOMPSON.
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Further Foreign News.

The Reform introduced into Parliament
establishes the oath of supremacy, as rcpug-
nant TO Roman Catholics and disscnters.
The form of the new oath is simply allegi-
ance to the throne, Lord John Russell
made a speech upon introducing his meas
urc, which was followed by an animated de-
bate, in which several members complained
that the vote by ballot was not Incorporated
in the bill.
Leave was granted to bring in abill to es-
tablish a tenant right in Ireland.
A motion was introduced in reference to
the (orciblc expulsion of certain misslona'
lries in connection with the Free Church OF
Scotland, from Pesth, by the Austrian Coun,
ell, and inquiring whether steps had been
aiken to procure satisfaction for the gross VI
~olation of international law. Lord John Rus
sell said he was not prepared to answer the
inquiry.
The French Government has published {
most indiscrect and Incorporate article in the
Patric, in substance instructsng electors tina
they must return Bonapartists to the As
scmbly; that if they elect any other party
all would have to be done over again. The
commercial news from Francois unfavorable
The Austrian "Lloyds' states that Potts
ka, said to be the agent of kossuth, ant
Macy Rui, were executed on the 9TH ult., by
order of the Austrian Court Martial, will
attempting to seducc Hungarian Regiments
A man named Goslu, was also executed OF
the 9th, charged with ~conspirins to produce
a revolution.
Adyiccs from Constantinople states tina
the excellent, enlightened Minister had fal
len by the intrigues of his opponents, ant
that the Cabinet had resigned. The Sultan
by a special decree, had appointed Pach'
;, Grand Vizcr.
At Paris, Madame Pauline Joland, a dis
ciplc of NJ. Pcirce Lenox, and sixty journey
men printers, were arrested.
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ing in the advancement of liberty?"
Yoa have all tasted the sweois, of
civil and religious liberty. You all
subscribe to the great and iunda-
mental principle, -llat man is, and
of a right ought 10 be, free and in
dependent" Your brethren in Eu-
rope, are struggling to throw ofthe
yoke which tyranny has imposed
upon them. They appeal to you to
assist them--thcyt ask you to give
them aid, to enable them to strike,
"For God, for fame. for liberty,
For freedom and their native land
Let their appeal be promptly an
swcrod. Tyrants arc lcaguedagainst
the people and their rightS-and
why should not the people unite to
put down tyranny. Remember thai
if the friends of liberty arc defeated
now, they are defeated forever
Now's the day, and now's the hour,
| TO strike the bolt from tyrant's hands.
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Arrival Of the Atlantic.
Now Nnrk Enh

New 1Ork, Feb. 90.
The Atlantic arrived here this morning at
9 o'clock, having left Liverpool on the 18th
inst, at half past 3 p. NJ. She experienced
boisierous weather in her passage.
The Asia arrived, on he outward passage,
at 10 o'clock, on the evening Of the 18th.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The general news was %unimportant.
Full details of the attempt to a~sslnate the
Queen of Spain, had been received. Her
Majesty was leaving church, bearing the
royal infant in her arms, vhc" a Jesuit priest
named Marine, while kneeliny, Affected TO
present a petition, and Immediately truck
at the Qecn with a poiynard, which he drew
from under his cloak. The weapon pcnc-
tratcd the folds Of her dress, but striking
the wha]ebone of her stays, its course was
diverted, and the force of the blow was bro
ken: the dagger, consequently, merely en-
tered below the last rib, causing only a slight
flesh wound, and a trivial wound on the arm.
The assassin was instantly secured, and
proved ODE william Of the deepest dye. Her
majesty is fast recovering.
A despatch from Madrid Of the It'll inst,
says: This afternoon, the criminal whomade
an attack on the Qccn was cXcutcd.'
Pr LITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
ENGLAXD.-ln the House of Commons,
on Monday, Russell introduced a long prom.
measure of parliamentary reform. Its lea.
ding features are the reduction of county
franchise from E1O to is. In Ireland the
county franchise is to remain unaltered, but
in borouYhs is reduced from eight pounds tc
five; the creation of a new class Of voters
who pay 40 shilllngs per annum direct taxes
it abolishes the oath of supremacy as re,
pugnant to Roman Catholics and dissentcrs
also the form Of oath to a simple oath of al
l~cgiance to the throne.
Lord Johns speech was followed by al
animated debate. The vote by ballot wa.
omitted in the Reform Bill, which was com
planned of by ~sevcrcl members, Hume anc
oilers. . ~.
Leave was granted to Shannon to bring
in a bill to establish tenant right in Ireland
Lord Austry referred to the forcible cx
pulsion of certain missionaries of the (rcC
Churches of Scotland from Pesth, by tn
Austrian council, and inquired whethcrste p
had been taken to procure S atisfaction for thi
gross violation of international law.
Lord John Russell was u%nprepared to an
swer the inquiry.
FRANcE.-The news from France present
no new features ofparticular notice.
The Government had put forth a most in
discrete and Incorporate article in the Patr''
telling electors that they must return Be
naparlists to the Assembly, and that if the
elected any other, all would have to be don
over rgain.
The Legitimist party will not come fol
ward. "."e
The commercial reports from France wer
/, ~unfavorable. '.t 90 .
A~UsTR1A.--The Austrian Loyds state
that Potiska, the supposed agentof Kossutf
and Macy Rui were executed on the 9Th
, by order ofthe Austrian Court Martial, O
the chargeo of attempting to seduce .Hunga
rian Regiments. ..l....,.. NJ.
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Singular Historical Fact.

The New York Express brings to light a
singular historical fact, which is lot genera!ly
known. 1t says that in 1887 IA Russian Of
eminence, NJ. Pozz1 de Borgo, being then
in PARIS, proposed in 4 memoir addressed to
bis courV ON the Importance Of replacing
South America under the dominion of Spain
that the United States should be subjugatcd.
He sail tn It founded on the sovereignty Of
the people, the Republic Of the United States
was a fire, of which the daily contact with
Europe threatened the later wi h conhagra-
ton; that, as an asylum for 9Il innoyators,
it gave them the means Of disseminating at
a distance, By their wri ,in5s and by the au-
thori,y Of their example a poison Of which
the communication could not be questioned.
us it was well known the French revolution
had its origin in the United States that al
ready troublesome effects were felt from the
presence Of the French rcfu gees in the Uni
ted States"
The Russian Ambassador went on TO state
and argue that the conquest of the United
States was IN easy enterprise; that the de-
gree Of power to which the Americans had
risen, made them objects of fear to the Eu-
ropean rnoparchial governments, DC.
The editor Of the Express came in con.
tact with this curious paper in the State Lii
brary, at Albany, in a file of the Mo. Repub-
%lican, printed many years ago.
The extraordinary growth Of the United
States to invisible power, under our free in
situations and til. propagandism Of the spirit
lof liberty all over Europe, by the grand mo-
raj example of our confederacy have fully
realized the willy Russians prediction of the
dangerous effects of the poison" Of Ameri'
can liberty to the mos, absolute power Of the
LlOld World. Unfortunately tie flame o
liberty has bIazen up in Europe in fitfu
starts; it is now kept down by the diplomacy
If treachery, perjury and a%rtltce, by which
Russia controls Austria and PrusSia.--Rnh
mond ERquirtr.
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Craham's Magazine

For March is already upon our table, con-
tanning one hundred and twelve pages of
reading matter and most superbly embel-
Iishcd. This popularmonthly stands higher
at present in the literary world than ever,
and is a most welcome visitor to the tircsldc
of all. "Graham'S small talk" is a new
feature, and decidedly an interesting one
destined to make the Magazine still more
popular.
Terms, a3 per annum. Address Geo, R,
Graham, 2I4, Chestnut street, Phllsdel-
phia.
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Poblic Documents.

We are requested by II worthy Senator,
Hon. S. G. PEPpARD, to say to his constltu-
cnts, that they must excuse him for not fur
nishing them with public documents. lie
had a large number which he intended SEN
ding them, but they were unfortunately de-
s.rovcd by fire when the State House was
burned, Should he receive any more, he
will forward them with pleasure to his con
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Suicide.

JAMES CLEMENS, a respectable citizen of
Archer township, in this county, aged about
20 years, committed suicide on the morning
Of the LIST inst, by hanging himselfto a tree,
a short distance from his house. 1t is sup
posed that he was dcranged at the timc...G
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Fer JUICE QfMe Supreme Court,
WILLIAM B..
For member ollie Board FHe PaJiic Works.
JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
E6-Wc owe an apology to our reader.

E9-Wc owe an apology TO our readers
for the appearance of our paper. TIE fact
is we failed to receive money enough to pro,
cure paper of our own size, and co%2sequent'
lv had to work this edition on small sized
paper. This makes u paper look bad
We must pay cash for our paper, and unlcs:
we do 50, We cannot set 1t. Our subscrl
.bers will bear this mind. ".
We would remind all interested that siI
weeks more will close the 18th volume
According to our terms, after the year ex
pircs, those who neglect paying wllhave on
dollar more added to their account. A
least one half of those who commenced witt
us have not yet paid. They will please TAX
notice, and govern themselves accordingly
Eg-Thanks to John Atkinson, OF Archie
%, l...l,,.
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Washington, Feb. 2G.
3 2ENArE.-Thc President admitted aclm-
n.unlcattua from the Secretary Of the Treas
nry cncIosiu, additional information in re
!asion to the Louisville and Portland Canal.
hT. RhetL announced his intention of re-
pIvinr 10 the personalities contained in the
k.,teatcs of Messrs. Clemens and Cas- on
lie compromise made during his absence.
The Senate proceeI led to ballot for Il Sc
Nc Committee To investigate the de ;lSlon
and conduct Of the lac Board Of Com
hlissioncrs Oh claims against Mexico.
.Mr. Scale was appointed chairman OF the
special committee to examine into the trans
a;siols of the la,e boarl OF Commissioners on
&irxican claims.
The Non-intrrvention resolutions were
submitted by Mr.. CLARK, They were taken
mp and debated at length, but adjourned
without any action being taken.
lIorsE-The House agreed to the amend
Ments To the bill explanatory OF the Bounty
Land Law, made III Committee Of the Whole.
The hill now provides that The Registers
and Receivers ofLlnd Officers, shall each
receive iity cents for his services Oh each
bounty land warrant locate By him, to be
paid by the person locating the same;
lniS act no: to be so construct so as to al
Io~ any register or receiver TO receive
y any greater maximum Of salary md fee
liam hc is nov entitled to receive.
liany o!icer or soldier who, if living, would
have Uccn entitled to the benefit Of the ac:
passed September 23th, 1859, and shall have
died leaving no widow, the children Of such
u.licer or soldier, shall be entitled to the
benefit vi SAID act, Ii there be no children,
LL,l tic father on mother, or in default o.
father or mo her. the ri ,ht shall descent &c
brothers and sisors.
In the event Of the death OF a commission.
ei or non commissioned officer, musieiaR, ~
private, who shall have made application fol
bounty land, under the provision ofsald act,
during tendency Of such application, any
warrant is issued in the same of such de.
ceased applicant, such warrants shall not be-
come void, but shall receive the benefit o
IiiJsc entitlIe to it, rs if said officer or soldier
he'd been dead III tho time said act had been
passed. WV 2
. In all cases where militia or volunteers
ar state troops. were called into service and
paid by the United States, the officers ans
soldiers Of such, shall be entitled to all tn,
benefit OF the act granting bounty land, pass
Ad September 90, IGJ0-i60 acres are gran
Ted to every officer and soldier, regular O
%attilitia.
The warrants Of I6O acres, as about I,
DC issued, shall be assi3nablc.
The act III 1859 is extended to all Lava
officers, sad ers, t1iaa men, AMI mariners
serving with land troops, in cases whcr,
shey could moi BIZ entitled to prize money
Tile bill was ordered to be ergrussed
and read y thifd time.
sIcnding the question on the passage,
The lioase aIJourncd.
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The Quadrant Superseded.

The Rev. Tyler Thatcher is said to have
discovered a new and superior method OF
determining latitude and longitude. The
San Francisco Pacific, the journal which an
nounccs this invention, says:
Ills method of determining the latitude,
by a single observations of any heavenly body
seen by night or by day. whether on the
meridian, or at any angle with the meridian,
is perfectly geometrical, and obvious and
certain in its results, as any case whatever
in sperical geometry.
lie employs the same observations to fix
the longitude. The method by which this
is done is partly geomctrical and partly
anthmctical, but as PLAN and certain as any
demonstration in Euclid's Elements; or any
sum in the Rule of Three"
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Eg-Lt travellers don't lie, they have i'm
.ncnse showers at Panama. During Octo-
,rr, a friend informed us, the rain came
iown in such quantities that the ducks had
dive to get ont Of The wet.
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Co.vMnUs, Feb. 2P.--SExATE.-Thc most
business done in the Senate this
was a refusal TO recede from the po-
sition taken by that body, in relation to the
commissioners to revise, reform, and slmpIi-
~ the practice Of the courts. The Senate
insisting on paying the Commissioners two
lhou anI dollars per annum, and the House
vans to pay them but four dollars per day.
The petition or memorial presented to the
.Scna.e to day, froal Mr.. Page, a Wing Of
his city, in relation to the City Bank, will
produce a sensation. |, is a severe and ter
ride document.
lIousE.--The House decided last evening
to insist upon its amendments to the bill for
the appointment OF Code Commissioners.
As the Senate also insists upon its amend
mcnts, the question must 80 GOA committee
of Conference.
One OF the best things OF the session is the
Ten Hour Bill OF MIR. Eckert, introduced
this morning. We hope TO give it to oul
readers at An early day in the form of a law
Mechanics and .rklns men and women
will regard this, after all, as the nsajq lao
for the protection of their rights, and vii
gratefully bless one ami all ii its supporters
After a storm comes d calm. The Tenn
pcrance p~etiioncra had a hearing this morn,
mr. by scores, instead Of by thousands
OAiO S!ute5BGul.
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EE y gslacil accounted to an English
flrncr for the edeet Of the potato on the
ITlsa ~eonstitu ion. You see. sir, we boil them
befufe w plant them, aud then they come
al Aa40