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LODGING.

I WILL. LET ROOMS by the week or month. for
l. CASH in aivanc.; Meals also served up when
called for ia the houe Oysters and other ear b rs
t. snail parties i'll iva.e Geurye,own Wash
lnS'on, and cOu ltry fri-nis With their wives or
uGhtrrs will be attended to with all due respect
Cash LII ali Cas- y. My next to i. Ba,ien'>
IL nd ware store, Pa. south side door from 9th
street ~esi. JAEES DAVIS
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MUsIC, MUSIC, MUSIC.

NOW or b nd aud r sale AZ staff ,ner's Hail. adj
~ iting t''e Irving Hotel yer. sup, rior
ment ufstandard mu l. and musical rks # ey. ry
Style and v,rirty-consist,,g II p"bico f,Om tie
ORATOR. lprtiO,s from the at,m, ed Or. r.,
&C. We would also Coli attent on TO ur STICK of
Choral WORKS for churr.h seivire-also. new W, rk
entitled the ">uging Scbo"l C.rHps lion . con 1T rg
I sacred and secul II music consider, b, emil c,t
jud ses the mst superior work for lie purro ever
pub ished. Ca at
Jan H. SFATJ0NER'S IIsIL
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BILLIARDS. R.LLIARDS!!

4 LII WHO will 10 pass al hour .asa',tiy can do
n s, ny ,:ins al the "AriiE<4EUM,' on the
avenue b~! "A snd 9th str cts. Everything il
i'm excellent to give satisfut on to ali VIII, pa
friends and tie PUB IT, tn his chief eude hall
ne to ssi.in the excellent char cter tn Sal on has
alw .y~ btrne. HARRISON.
mar 10
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Letter from tie lion. Vim. II. S.,rord

Wy Deer ir: Have tle go dress to pIpce nv uans
an your Ii OF NILS IL ers far The Merchants Ma
'ii'e regard It as an invaluable work Gr tie u, @
oIsr tiers in Ills ekf', ding crrntry. Lut tie fr.nl
.rd nm Icial questions involved in the a6min;,.
trs iru fihe COVER, merit.
Isr1, vi great resi ert. your Lunsa3e rv,nt
Wl1A4lAk n. 6EWAho.
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Eatroct Of q Letter from Niliiord Fy2,rnors

have red it (M'r hart's Macrzre) with
g"' deal OF afte'iHn. have lie itat,on in ssy-
'ns That think it n of the most valuable 10 Ii
Gals tn t WAS ever Pub ished. To the mpr, ma, z
teem> quite Incl pcnsah'c. and to The ,tac man .,i
ln'n OF general i'll rm: ton a mort equal dfii1
1t grand repository Of useful cts ard inform.
u. n. Win ran lie foni row here well Gig. si.a
nd accessible in tn, So runl. rs I,nlv re.t.T
that 10 OF own Il G vi o'e work.
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WINES, BRANnIEs, CIGARS. GRO EEIEs
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPs, &c.

JNO. Il. KIBBEY 4 co.,
Nc. 5. opposite Centre MARKET
I NPOKTEhS AM DEAF Frs in the above goods
"f fer t" families, clubs, anu the trade an un ur
pa sed variety Of t-i-.
WISEs-Madciras. clarets. Champagncs Ports
she,rits: llocts, 81. IN drausht, in d. nijohns
and bottles. -
11eUofs-Brandies. Pun. Whiskey. Gin &c
LIot.' -Curac.o. Marsschino, Ahis. TIL Aoyeau
Bitiers. &c - - Z
MALT LIouERs-iondon Brown Stout, Scotch and
Enllis Aces.
CIGAR>-A VARIETY OF brands
t1tKLEs-B"st qua it, # tnglsh and Prerch
SAucEs-For Fish. Currie, Gam,, Mears DC
TEAs-Rrr kfast Teas. SouciIo y Pou, hong p. ko, .
ooiong Tyson, Young lily son, &c. IN ch. sts. ~
chests and toa.s.
sUGARs-bc'wn, Loaf; crushsd. Pulveriud, Gran
debated &c. -s. "a , . IL. >
tsfFEE~Morha. Java. Mars csto, Rio. &c
CHEEsE-Siiit n CheddeY Sal saeo. pxrmesan, Dut h,
HAMS Ret s'n' r.can ard ", strhaIia. -s
Hx- EA PERKINS WORCESTERSHIRE S.UcE7A
Jan 29-tf E4ts 49,
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AVENUE HOTEL

4 FEW Families be accom- mod tied with bos r,l
IA ut tnis spieedi' oel, also day boar ers
Ever: exertiou will b.. maize to pie,.s- Eariy appli.
cati,n shou 4 be made. Terms moderate
GEO Fac tu l. Co.
Late of Freucll's Hot Il. No. FIX Va
23-1w
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NJAsON'S PATENT SPERM OIL for
Atl sale, wholesale or retail b..
A. HATCH. Jr
street, OPT osie the Bank of " ashingtcn.
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WASHINGTON B RANCH RAILROAD.

WASHING TON B RANCH RAILROAD.
Lar z:E;a=s;;;; - c. Go:
1H,NGE OF HOURS.
~ and att Mund.y March II, tn. Passenger
" Trains viii be as II ows: 8ts.a@ -
leave Washington at ) anu 3 o c ock 4. VI. .-
do do at 3ja aud O'clock T. II.
On sundays at o'e.ock a. VI. anu z A.
Leave Bllsmo at ~ aud 9 O'Clock A. VI.
DO do at 3;2 aud ~ minutes T. VI.
Ga sundays at A o'c'k A. Vi aud 64 oci'k p. NJ.
The let and 4.h Tr from Is tim Jr. aud tire y,
anu th lrom Washington, viii be express Trains.
shpling only annapolis and Washi ,gton Juac, iol,
st ii AS. - --.s.s.#s Is -.:s
lite rain aying on Saturday evening GOES no
far her than Phi adepiia; the one Of Sund., mo n.
Ing only 10 1t more. fetf
Through fickc s and Baggage Checks to philad.I.
phia aud New York viii be 3 ven by Trains eavuy at
A. H.. ANA L. II except Oh sunday moriing
BY ord.r: I. IL. rARsuNS g..
MAJ IS t. ~ -ft. Arent
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NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!
lust REC WE'D It Statlpuers' Hall,

NEW AND POPULAR MUSIC!
lust RECEIVED It Statlpu.rs Hall, al.
y j < thr l,v.p. ii ,eI, tie il wing pieces OF
new ..hd popular husic-viz:
TIE antc Return ochott:schs
The Sail Polka
l'in .,iuy f,r Soldier. Jenny
/ Aou.d were ird, dearest
Fl |, 1, Quck-tep
Ben Bolts Quicnst-p
ieiiavr me he hi from Atta)
Atlanta. Polka
Gilt IL h d wa
Astonishing Polka .r- ...- .
Ih- Re Ca beautiful Song)
The teie>te Polka
Mars's W ,!z
Suutay 20 ka
NJ Hers scrap Book-a collection Of popular
airs. for young pe"lle
The d ,atlI Of Warren
b 8
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dwarf GoOsY & CO.

~ EW Merchant tailoring kstab ishment Now
~ ope.l"g at The stand i"t-ly occupied by + J
ote"r on 9th It. b TIVE II the Avenu. aud D On.
stocA * ehl ely new aud well select by AN rxl,er
encel hand n reduced rents will enab u, 10 81.
the sine arlic at lower III IN it I'd b. p,,r.
chased ON the avenue We corl, ly i.vit. the publ
W Call. ana lugt or themselves. n 26--tt
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ME- kOPOLIIA
81 1T, CAP, AND FUR ESTABLISHMENT

HAT, CAP, AID FUA i ,rA3lISHNENT,
Ie.mss icdsstu Arenuc, noM S,de, 13th STREET.
WASHINGTON CITY.
DIVA s h 8 now on had f the best selected
lI 8 or sm,nt If It, Ca,s, Furs, GLOVES. and
mes, for Go tieme., Ladies Youth Chi Or n
CIV off led Tor sale in this city. ALO, Caues, I'm.
e la,
Ills ST ok is a new, and he h determined t. re-
duce II prices Tn in want of any article in
his st,,rt. IL econvmize by III ing Oh
y EVANS Near 18th street
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LaDIEs' DaEss lhIMa.hos

] vfrv var t. o., flaid Il mad t. rider nj Mrs.
l iNWE r1n,mitg artory, Penn, avi assc,
sonth SIDE. beavssn 9Th AND l0th ssySstA --s
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JOHN NJ. DOM & BROTHER,
SOLE AGENTS ron THE CITY IN

ENELLS PATENT SAFETY LAMP l. FEEDER
NARRANTED to p event all acc:eu,s from the
w use OF Burning Fluids Any one seeing he
jets will be pei feet sati ted of tIe,r SAFETY. We
nave heul hleu t, the Solar, Glass; and L: itrauia
LAMPS Also, Extra leads nd Tubes to fit any Lamp
For sale, VIII ,lesa- and ret il. by =
JOHN NJ. DJNN. IL BRO
Penn. av., ct. 10th and lltii streets
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Local 4 fstrs.

or City Ofcers.-We are not Of the s'.rt
+, crumbe at officers who discharge their
duty faithfully. 1t is only those who neg
ecr their ,luies, or are themselves guilty Of
yisl ,ti,n. Of law, who we despise, aud hold
uphesore the community. The off :ers Of thi
e,rporatinn are little better than the off
GERS # cities we might II me; and the sins
| Of nne or two should not be charged to all.
Whole bodies of men are too often con iemn-
. pl for he acts Of one IN Ia. 1t is now about
the line for them to Com nence the enforce
ment Of laws that concern the health of the
city. and we have no doubt the discharge of
this duty will cause bitterness of feeling,
but it shout not be so. There are many
p aces that the Ward Commissioners will be
c.lled up,n to lpok into; au,l they will direct
the removal of various substances by those
who place them in such positions as tn dis
commole the neighhors Some will be
angry. bat anger will do no good; and t. e
be,t course is to obey the law aud give the
ulcers credit fnr their promptness We
| hip. they will begin early and Continue
their forts as long "a necessary.
Nltianal Theatre This evening the first
Of &. series of grand dramas will be perform
Ell, asd. although there is no promise of
| gnoi weather, We arr sure the house will be
cr,w led. Expensive AMI extensive prepa-
ritiuns have been made, and we may safely
calculate upon the proper perform .nee of
the parts. Tonight, Mr.. W. J Smith will
appear In the character Of Putnam, and the
celebrated horse R,scious may also be
nentlunsd as ''star unon the occasion.
Arinocrotic Dscency. There are m my ar
rival. in Washington, Of persons who, at
hnne, are barely noticeable, but whn here
shine am ,rg the aristocrats Such persons
are very easily known by their indecent
bshaeior i'll public places. Recently.
many instances of Indecent behavior of
these woud-be's have occurred. The latest
aehsse beard Of happened at the Theatre,
where three If them manage to get where
dtceht folks were sitting, aud carried on u
Co Fersatiou in style Indicative of them
slS's, aud that would have even expe led
o'e'H irem the society of ordinary work
''u>e tarm hands. We hope that the next
he'e made 10y the officers will be among
Tue crowd now here. Some Of them would
""a 1t difficult to produce any Invisible
IeaHs o support but they manage some
"O"-and AoW few can tell
Ni'ter Punters-It will be seen by the
Notice in another column that the Mas
'er Painters are going ahead, and are about
" c"mfete their organization, having in
'e' the mutual benefit of the employer
'"' tmFioyed. We hope they will have IA
sui attendance at the meeting next We'd
0e'lay evening".
'hamal Court.-The Court is still labor
" With the Gardiner ;ase, and is likely to
W" Some days yet. The law points have
N'en away the large audiences that at
''"ae IN the earlier part of the trial, and
"''e seems TO but little desire felt out Of
'' Il'y Hall, TO hear or see anything about
it.
""ea House.-The only cases in this
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asE JULIUs De S,uLEs having been ap-
:, tinted Agent for the EeeninJ STR for that
. ri of the city embracing the Navy Yard
al 1.Ia.i, will call IL an solicit subscrip-
~ in 1t ose districts. lie is also All h r.
~. to collect al moneys due for The paper.
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NEW AUCTION AND COMMITS Ion STORE.
no e. II UTCr.I son, nea !.
~ Iir WINS liutt duo aud tbuH,issi0n Ker.
+'.""t., keep co"stantl hand all kinds of House
keefl ar ices. rum tnre. Fancy G.ndS, Hosiery. &C.
mr. 20
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I Ar D o L.--Just received 5O' ga Ions Lard
- Dr. OF sale by s1HIE 50 A, HATC.l. Jr.
Q ssas.s eggaais ~ Bob e MsAbit1Ds.
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CHARTER OAK LIFE lNsURA CT COM.
PAsY.
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

CupatdG S2OO, OUO. . .
Securely invested under Il official apr roval of the
Comptroller OF Puo'ic Ac cunts of isis Stale.
C.ftc, corner 81 Nu,n ,nd dsyIum Streets
'E'IiS Company will PIlc es on the Join It LEX
frinci lie, and upon tie Mutual pian t::lls com.
binIng the be cents toth systems tie O. ton IF
tue Insured; aud make culi;,cl> upon an, and Ill
cont. tions alpelt ig CONNECTED with life ISIS
OF "h1tever name or Ii lure.
Phi les vii, he sue tn west les of rem;u;u
that C II he t,d and aft r r,q,,i-ie &c. url.y "
the i"s'ry d and pc wtuity TO the ills ution.
TN the SURRENDER I = Life roicy, the no der viii re.
ceive Its 'quitab e value in cash
This Comp" Ic,utiuucs to effect insurance on the
lives II person Z ing t. C.lif mi :, fair rats #
Premium; and srunt permits t.r travel Z, Sc.
tnd foreign re>ile at equitable rats
PoiceS i,Su for III bcu fit of a IN irri, Il woman
IN the II. of her husbalri any otn,r persun Will
rnsuse t. her eparate ind end ntly Of her hus-
bana aud of the un.s If h creditors.
The Company is mana9ed and Coz troiled by 70 ird
II lrtctors VIII" personally int e>trd. us stick
holders and policy holders in its
Ia 'phirts, containing RACES Of pre- aium and infor
aprs to e ct nslrai c., may be obt ,iued
1T tile Oitice Of the Company, Of auy Ut the
Aaeuts.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
ALFRED GILL. President
.OuN L. BUNCE. Vice presi lent.
JAMES c. WALKLEY, S~cr,tary.
Alfred Gill. William n. Cone.
Johu l.. Bunce. Nelson tIoister
Jatries u. Bolles. Samuel Col.
john A. But er. Daniel Philips.
Noah Whea-o G. N. Hum phrey
Board OF FINANCE.
GEORGE BEACH, esq PRESIDENT Fhanix Bank.
b. +. Robins N. $50. President llarttld Bark.
Hon. Is, VAC T0UCEY. late Attorney 'ieneral L. g
]. c. JACKSON. d. Medical Examiser.
ARCHIBALD WEIGH, VI d., Consulti.- & h, stefan.
AGENT FOR DISTRICT OF coLUnBI,
Benjamin T.. Worcester, Dival's Building, ever
"hitehursts G dIery, penEsylvauia Avenue.
Har:fA'd. March. 1852 jan 81
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JUST RECEIVED -, di,er from The importer
y 100 pairs French Walking shoes & aztd)
90 do do L rt Slippers. a beautiful article
80 do Pars Pune :, for the Drawn RooI,
Ard now for sac ut the Fashionable Eoot Store
bro" ~ Ho.el. j. MILLS.
ian d.
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BANK OF The UNITED .TEs.
Pennsylvania Auenue, Wa.hinoton.

Ien"sytrdnld dUenue, Washington.
LIST OF Ii nix taken on depo tie at l.ar and under
IA b, The bank If the United States
Va ,.io Wv ''of oiis par
Bank OF Na-hine ton.
tank "f tn" Republic
WV Dduh
Columbia sank
Farmer s l. N:.ichan's Back
Exehang Bank e.. W. &Co) ...... * disc't
F"rmsr's & siecA MICS Bank, Geo town par
Mechanics Iauk. do =.
Bank of Con; meice ~-'---s'~- do =-4-+ss s-a-
UNCtk:ENr MONEY.
All New England Banks. X di ct
lily INKS ii New \, rk IL
New Jersey Banks.
New YORK states. q
STOCK S.cUsI7Y BANKS, D. C
Bank # tie United states =. rar
.N"'io'" az 'dhh
Suff,k Bank, (>ew York; =. -.
EENJ ELl.ERf, Cashier.
",srINGTov. d. O.. Feb 16 1873 FIJI r-
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Ni'ter PInters.-It will be seen by the
Notice in another column that the Mas
'er Painters are going ahead, and are about
c"maete their organization, having in
'eS the mutual benefit of the employer
''' employed. We hope they will have IL
'Hl attendance at the meeting next We'd
ne'lay evening".
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FANCY ARTICLES, PkhtUMLkY, &C.

NiOh o. h md and for safe at Sttione s. III IL ad-
~ il ing the Irving Hotel extensive ass, TT
III mt of Pcrfumery, farina Cologne. Sans io-t and
ether SOAPS B'lm of Columbus. Tooth Powders
Brushes and al oher art; lining TO Il Toilet
ami Shoes
All OF which we will sell It least Mi'fy ,er cent
cheaper in LII tn" IA be purch sed cscwh re-
Muse ur cents Yer pige tali at
J M "a NTATItN Re- Hall.
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""ea House.-The only cases in this
"'"g' were two '.old soldiers" for being
'a IN the streets. Oue of them, Michael
F' requested to be sent to the WORK.
the other, Johu Stanly, was sent TO
.ao3i
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FLORAL CORDIAL.
For the relief and permanent cure Of Gonor-
rhed, elects, Srlctures, SemiuaL losses,
Leuchoria, Grarel, De.
Ill Floral CORDIAL has gain. sxten sire char
acter Ii cure, both safe AMI pleasant fir tbe
above Named very common and d-stro, ing com
plants Per h, have suf. red hong witt dis~a
and VIII constitutions have &c" imi~ir-d by
t'n"n> ue' f Cow. flu druIs have ieen est red to
health AID ,ig.r, Ly the use OF two bott Il The
preparation. Those afflicted wou:d not only save
money, hut great deal If unuecesss -ufferlng b,
giving thr G ndial u fair trial
The cord. Il is pleasant the tase and pleasant in
it's effects In ne it re t''ct ons are necessary
So rrice verb tile onl, one i liar
Sold tyG. STOTr& 90. Cur O. eth re t ard renn
sve"u-: w EL..IUrr, of + and 18th >t.e Is
PATTERSON & MARIN, cor. 9th and Pennsylvania
'er 7-tf
NYANrED TO Il En- & II sm ~ hou.- for -
w family OF four H.rsons re tiaf between
Sd aud 1T sire t. an ten,. ard New York Avenue
wouldb Dr. fer. ed. Add esq box 245 Try OFT ofe
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'f'2mdt Court.-The Court is still labor
''s With the Gardiner ;ase, and is likely to
w" Some days yet. The law points have
"ea away the large audiences that at
ue IN the earlier part of the trial, and
"'e'e seems TO but little desire felt out Of
ut lily Hall, TO hear or see anything about
it.
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make . them to-day and wished them to re-

make to them to-day and wished them to re-
main.
From the appearance of the Intelligencer this
morning, till after the adjournment of Senate, sine
die, the runner of change iu the Cabinet was
believed. The telegraphic agents believed it
early, and SO teIegraphed to New York and other
Northern cities, causing the pulse to beat there
&C here.
Whsr Senators were asked what they thought
the important business was that would come up
before the Senate, they said that they could
not tell; had no idea. At 10 O'Clock the Senate
met, and after the reading of the journal, they
went into Executive session upon Executive
communication sent from the President.
In short time the doors were opened. and
soon il was known that the important business
transacted was the confirmation of Buchanan,
Minister to England. At the Senate ad-
journed. The correspondents then telegraphed
off that their dispatches 10 the morning were
wrong: and in the course Of the afternoon it was
ascertained from a member of the Cabinet that
there was no change in contemplation. So ends
the rumors of the day. B.
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COL. McMULLEN,s CARDA

This document has been received with marked
symptoms of disfavor by most of the Democratic
organs in Eastern Virginia. The idea of divi-
ding the spois equally with their Western
brethren, is one which Eastern Democrats do not
disposed to couutenance. The South Side De-
mocrat unceremoniously refuses to permit the
insertion of Col. McMullen's protest in its col.
umns, and strongly reprobates the whole move
ment. 1t fatty repudiates the principle that
locality should be made test of fitness for Office
and rasps Messrs. Mason and Hunter for having
lent the sanction of their names to such doc
trine.
1t remains to be seen how this mighty con-
troversy will end Col. McMulleu had the ad-
vantage III the begirning, but Mr.. Bocock having
withdrawn from his standard and gone over to
the enemy, the two factions are now about
equally balanced in point of numbers. All our
sympathies with the distinguished leader in
this new work of reform. We hope to see him
triumph over his rapacous allies in this quarter
of the State, but our fears predominant over our
hopes. The Western Democrats may out vote
those of the East at the polls, but they are not
yet prepared to contend with their els montane
brethren in those arts of couN intrigue, by
which the favor of Presidents is won and off
cial patronage is controlled and parcelled out
In this respect Col. McMullen and his Western
friends are at least quarter of century behind
their political confederates on this side of the
mountain. They will probably be forced to bide
their time. The Colonel may judge of the spiri,
that animates Eastern Democrats by the refu.
sal of the Petersburg paper even to lay his
pronunciamento before its readers. Was the
like of this ever known before in this Democratic
land! locofoco member of Congress politely
requests the favor of being heard on matters per.
tanning to the welfare of the party, and locofo.
CO newspaper fatty refuses to allow him any
such privilege Had Col. McMullen been a
federal Wing, he could not have been treated
with greater contempt and discourtesy by oul
South Side contemporary.
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NO CHANGES IN THE WEATHER w ILL mate
teriay affect the body ifthe blood pure. Every indi
vdual, TIL diseased has within him germ or
root of that original pure blood of mother
Eve; which germ pure blood is the supporter his
life and in constant struggle to throw off the hetero
geneous corrupt humors, which the of dis
in the individual BY purging the BODY of this dis
eased individual of its bad humors you allow the germ
opue blood togaln ground and to make blood of better
quality, and so progressively till the whole mass is
regenerated for the good principle good pure blood
always striving to be predominant the bad de-
eased humors Let all who wish to be of fine healthy
habit; who wish to have sound mind in a sound body;
who desire be able to stand without injury the
tnua changes of this climates who desire have healthy
children, the Brdndreth Pills. which will etfectualy
cleanse the blood of all bad corrupt humors restore
the human body to tho of health enjoyed before the
introduction of mineral medicines. Remember Brand
reh Pills place within the reach of all health and long
life.
DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office 241 Broadway New
York other offices in New York
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No. east Main street, corner opposite Old Market
Country Merchants and Planters be supplied at ii.
York prices. ap7-2w
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-13

CovINaToN AND ONO RAlLRoAD.-We learn
from TIE Staunton Spectator that Mr.. Charles B.
Shaw, the engineer who made the surveys for
this road, has been appointed chief engineer for
the construction of the work, and that having
organizeda corps of assistants, he WILL in few
weeks, be actively engaged upon the line The
Spectator snys:
1.-The Western terminus of the road has been
ixef at the mouth of the Big Sandy River, where
it will connece with the railroads of Kentucky
running direct towards Louisville, and Nashville
and Memphis, Tennessee, and also direct to New
Orleans and Mobile-and ia short with the
whole system of Western railway.
"The Eastern terminus is fixed at n point on
Jackson's River between Clifton Forge and Gov
ington. The requisite notice has also been given
to the james River and Kanawha Company, that
the Covington and Ohio Railroad will claim the
right of location along the 'sGreenbrier route. by
the White Sulphur Springs. at the end Of six
months from the date of this notice."
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-13

ARRAY WITH AMERICAN SAiLoRs-The
souceittste de Marseiue, of the 22d ult.. says
that oo the previous day desperate affray took
place betweea the crews of an American shin
aud a Neapolitan vessel aychored side by side
near the quay de Riuc- Neuve, at Marseilles-
The American sailors, armed with axes and
handspikes. severely wounded three of the Nea-
pohtans. One OF the injured men received
cut on the shoulder from Ratchet, nni his
TWO companions were struck on the head with
baudspikes.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-13

Mrs. Frances Vaughan got into a row with her
laundress, negro woman named Sally Patrick
on Monday last, about an article of wearing np-
parel, when the impertinent jade slapped Mrs.
VS. face. For this offence, the Iaundress was
chad up yesterday before the Mayor and sent to
the Valley for correction
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-04-13
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BENEFIT OF r. NJ WARRINGTON.
Wednesday Evening, April 13, 1853,
When will be perfol med the musical farce of
LOAN OF A LOVER.
Also, the amusing piece,
HOW To SETTLE ACCOUNTS WITH YOUR
LAUNDRESS
Mr.. Handy the ebrated Banjost. viii perform sew
eral admired Solos. Dancing by Mr. Thorn, and Singing
by Mr.. Philips. To oncude with the beautiful after
DELICATE GROUND