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FANCY ARTICLES. PERFUMrpy e.n

NOV o. hand and for sale al StaIioneys' HI al
" joi ing the Irving Hotel an extensive assr,,t
ment OF feria!nery, farina Cologne Sans Toilet and
GJher Soaps. Balm of Columbia, Tooth Powders
brushe, and al other artis pertaining 10 the Toilet
Aiso, She Vater Proof French Polish for Boo :
and Shoes
All Of which VIC Will s,i! at least Mi,ty pcr cat
Oh 'aper thau the ca BE- purch SD elseWh re
Mus fur cents ier page. Gail at
Jan - STATl0NERS HAIL
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ClAl9S.

TUST RECEIVED, q large assortment CT
~ Tuckng, side, Dressing, Riding. Fine Ivory aud
other COMBS. Also an abundance of Porte Monaies
of every grade ana for sac, very low. at
LAMMONDS
It'll street Fancy Store, second door below T.
IA liberal discount to those who buy to sell.
Jan 5-3L.
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e7- Persons ,oishing to be creed 0ith tie Sven
c-,p ,yH Esace their names md address at James
m, Isl acard Bishops periodical store adjoining
T7gars i. Taes near lltA street, D. 1a'!tss Br0a0ns
ri E,ass HTmer's 9Th street, or at Joe Stpgton's
1.,7r Building. also, A. Lammonds 'h street.
,,~,,f ssyas1,ts cum be E.Jt at the djore places.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

HE create discoveries are those which are most
peuehcal 10 The human race JOY 3ud gladues
result from tafm A III covery that produces hauli-
ecfnlty 10y coughs and colds that settled into ths
-h"tny OF human life NSUMPr.oN! How n,snv
suffer daily with coughs, who micht rd them cIrcs
'1e.r "inc'l'h ler mere tr-: Is there rem a,
Has the disro,c hecn made which viii oi - -
ie>. NciutoSheS AaABAN SYRUP" and the :. Ar
HEAlNG CORDIAL have teen discovered, They h.vn
gwen relief to thousands vi Tutoring ul, N TIA
Driiih o. tne grave. Iuroed sorrow into JOY and
prod 'ced happiness where nourht but plcon, 80
vailed. 0 k'e
For sale by W. H. Gilman, corner of Pennsvlva,,i.
avenue: and ~ 'trect; D. Gilman. renns; I,ani,
aetne between 9th and eta streets, and tn pr0pre.
TOR, TIN street between and T. streets south
Jan 2t-,itf
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TN Nr. WILLIAM TUCKER, nth such as
..,.cnes as he may employ, is authorized to re-
=. ,,5scribers and advertisements for the
:. Do;7u E ening Star" Dir. BURNS plI uaH
- II, citizens Of Georgetown.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
WILLARD'S HOTEL.

j cunningham 81, Mr. Clarke ky
"a q Thomas Z S N
a NJ heht Md j Jones S n
John Miller do H Wells Fla
J G. Brooks Ga A Donnpll Ala
wider Go 3 Carey Phila
Mr. Robertson Bait J Stephenson Y.
L ) onlitn 4 Il Duckett Bait
B Haws Vt JH Baker Ohio
L conner Maine j NJ Hood Mass
ono hawkins n 7 VERIFY San Fran
Mr. Dougherty do CIV Denison Boston
W Winsow Mass j w Clarke & do
Capt Paulding U S n Hon A Lawrence 4
Mr. & Mrs Lanman CT 90
DIR n G Jarvis S A DrD Dale Owen Ia
Maj Chapman U S A J Holmes U SA
II Aspinwall n Y II O'Conner S c.
J L Haskins Nd CSheral do
Mr. Martin DO 1t Reed USING
Geo Hambln do Trowbridge q S
l. L johnson Va il
Miss K Mattingly do S Pendeton NC
Mr. & Mrs Newman S Reeves do
n i 3 Carter lady two
Jno White Ed children & ser CT
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4 Declaration,

When in the course of passing events it
becomes necessary for man to protect
himself against the arts and devices of men
that join hand in hand to do wickedly. He
should publicly declare the cause of his
making the declaration -
Therefore, |, JAMES ROBERTSON, do here
make the following statement, which l
firmly believe-to wit: that my letters,
since December lo49, have been suppressed,
IN hopes Of making me believe that my
friends have all left me, and they try t. cut
me OF from all kinds of business out of the
city, and at the same time they employ
Ilmps TO LIE NE DOWN, and ruin me in
every way hends can invent. Such has
Vetn my experience for over three years
NAT are past. SO | Cal, on every good
citizen to speak and act on the right side of
ae question, and determine, that God be-
l0o their helper, they will aid in exposing
Tue IonSplrators, who are all known to God,
anu may yet be known to the people of the
United States. All such will please to
Meet in their several places of assembly,
"a Hednesday, February ,, 1858, at y
o'clock, P. NJ, and prepare to organize
The Emmanuel Republican Order" to
Protect each and all in their just rights, in
Washington and elsewhere. Address at
hunter S Book Store, n. s. Pa. Ave.
Your true friend,
JAMES ROBERTSON, of n.
Editor of the Truth.
As live, saith the Lord God, | have no
E.eaSure in the death of the wicked, but that
'ae wicked turned from his wicked way and
I'VE And whoever God forgives, will also
rely forgive all the evils they have done
-a'o me up to date.
Washington, Jan. 81, 1858 jan Silt
| EMBROIDERED SLEEVES, Chim-
/ 'sets, Collars, Sc.-The subscriber has
14uu hue assortment OF the above Goods; the la
4 ~4S FelueSt ed to call and examine.
Embroidered M Islin and lace Sleeves
/ DO do do Chemisetts.
/ 10 DO pointed Collars
1 DO muslin Cuffs
/ Zine lace Berthas
4 D. embroidered muslin Caps
% DO lace Caps and Capes
4 \ new and fine lot of Dress Caps
-'-at A. TATE, Agent.
lSnooL BookS Of evory description for sale by
4. FARNHAM
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G. L. GABEds0N.

Attorney and CCunseller-at-Lav
DkACrICr.o in all the Courts of the District. and
Il atteads to the prosecution of Claims before Con-
gresS ana the Executive Departments.
Re- Office ON Louisiana avenue near Seventh street
ian s.
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MUSIC DEPOT.

Pennsylvania 1renue, south side, 4 doors uest
IF 10Th street.
NTHERE can at all times be seen and obtained
w musical instruments OF every description AL
choice collections OF Sacred music Gems from tine
Operas, and all the popular music OF the day.
Just received. splendid assortment of Violin and
Guitar strings, for sale by
jan 25-6t GEO. uILBUS
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Extract # Letter .from billiard FIlnore
Il Lave READ it (Aierchants NiaEazne) with
zoe dead OF attention. aud have hc IL say
ing that think it Of the most valuable p.ri ii.
caiS INT Was. ever pub isn'd 70 tic mrrC.Ia D.. a.
seems quito ni 'pen, able. and TO The statesman ed
maui Cf general information mot clualy abe.
1t l. grand repository of useful facts and iEf
ton, which c8u lie found nov here well c,stsG
and 50 ss>ib'c in these uumh.rs. only rcr.g
That 10 OF oGl2 TIC Woe work.
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Nj c. SULLIVA.S, Cabinet Maker and Tn
WI. dertaker. Furniture neatly repaired, C ear ed
and vanished All orders viii be promptly attended
to at the Old stand Gate j. =. ". Ihompsons) St,
between 18th and 18th street north side. jan IL
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nj. II. PARKER,
House and Sign Painter and Glo,r

DESPECTEULLY informs his friends and tho nn,-
Ia liz generally. that he iS prepared to exacnta
woi IN his profession as punctua ly all at as ra
Sonabe rates II be done in waship.,ton
orierS left IT his room on Louisiana avenue, be-
tween 9th ard 9Th SITS, nj his Residence ON q
ton 20
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NATIONAL HOTEL.

L HOTEL.
7 Il Jones Virginia
W S Greene do
Miss Thompson DO
Miss Slaughter do
j B Stanard do
" c George do
q G. Warrior DO
j n Barney U S n
Mrs Il Withers n Y
Miss Wither5 & st do
G W Wilde do
Z Cox do
G W Brush do
J 2 Philips Va
G II Goddard do
T Howard do
2 Il Bradlee Boston
C c. Westcott Ga
j II Caldwell Ala
j w German Bait
G A Dennis do
L Reminten Va
y D Berry | & c Mass
T Carr Va
J c de Ugarte Lima
Mr. Clough Md
Mr. Harris Va
i Mcdaniel do
Mr. Burkins Md
" II Dixie Conn
G Schlessinger n Y
P McGurck do
] NJ Higgins Nd
J Perry do
3 8 Washing ton Va
W 2 glastonbury do
S S Williams d G
r n Neblett & | Va
Mrs J W Gillian do
Miss NJ Goodwin DO
J r Thompson n Y
w W Bramhall do
O Bushnell do
" Is Alden Ireland
3 Carter nd
II G S Key do
FL z Dorsey Cal
W c EIdridge Va
W " Kurt Pa
G. II Carter Md
Il \ Parr Ohio
" H Bridge DC
J. G. Levin Pa
" G. Corrie S G.
0 Il Fayerweather
Iowa
L G. Barker Pa
} a Hayden & | n 7
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LUMEEa YARD.

TOuN p. WARD, keeps constantly on hand good
~ assortment of luulucr, which will be sold OH
comOdating terms.
dec Sim 18th street and canal.
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WRENCH, GERMAN. AND AMERICAN EA$.
4 hEfS, OF every description, rei,y cae1p L09dlag
Glasses, Hobby Horses. propeors. Carriages. Bows
Slei5lS Small Billiard Tables, Back Cannon Boards
Domlnoes, Chess Men, Dice, ria, ing Cards Violin
Strings, and mauy other goods, received ard fer
sale, wholesale and retail. ut
LANA0NDS
18th street Fancy Store, ID door below c.
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MA I1ON 4
W " Hubbell Pa
" H Davidge n Y
P Greedy jr & l Mass
Mr. Merritt g. | Can
ada
E F Hodges Mass
L E Wing Mich
j q BeckkWith s. son
c.
T Ii Willis Florida
J j Forbes Md
J W Ashmead Pa
H 7 Carryl & lady n
I ork
Miss Whiting do
c. J VI vim Md
W D Bowling do
Col Nlonsarrat Ky
S IL VALLEY 81 Mass
c. O Whitman s. | do
n 3 Brockett Va
Miss Slaughter do
Z B Nalle 90
Miss Jamison do
Miss Norriss do
C. 3 Buthmann do
Miss 3 L Ward do
Miss F Kelly do
J alker \ c.
w E Cooke Md
L S Bovine do
4 S Newhard Ga
Dr. 0 \ Bradley n G
L } Roth well Cal
G II Thomas Ky
Z Mop herson \ G.
\ Z Potter L |
DR. Harris Tenn
J L Loncy Nd
G. w Faber n 7
II A Roland Pa
\ L Roland 90
L Libbey Va
Alr Placide do
} Masters do
Dr. Kennon \ G
J S Boswell Conn
Dr. G C Ogle Md
w II Bell q dau'r n 7
L f Richards Pa
J p Richards do
J E Rigden Md
J II Thomas do
S G Fisher Pa
[ 4 Pointer Md
E Higgins 90
Mr. Deal do
J A Peyton Pa
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BLANKETS, BLANKETS, &C.
. :. PAL Ribbon bad Blankets
~ - % do u very heavy Whitney do
10 do 10 + 40 do DO
10 do 81 Servants do cheap
10 do "a Red blankets do
With bed cCmtorts-12i 10-4 81. 81 6 u d 81
Beached sheetin"s, with Brown and BIeached cot
tors from 6l4 cents up; with large stock of goods
suitable for the scason-which we offer very cheap
d. III. TEBBS, eco,
Jan S-2w no south side Penn av bet T.
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EOE SALE.
STOVES. STOVES!

EosEPii lloDGS0N at his store on Il hetw,. =,
- 9th and 1th streets. fineasSortment of STOW,
INV A,E, &c. TO which particular attention is ca lied
j. H. is also prepared 10 execute any work !; -.
ine of business Il
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WINES, B2ANDIEs, CIGARS, GROCERIES
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATsUPs, &c.
JNO. 3. KIBBET + CO..


No. 5, opposite Centre Market
T IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in the above goods
i of fer to families, clubs and the trade unsur-
passed variety Of
WINEs-iladeiras, Clarets, Champagnes. Ports
Sherries. Hooks, &c. on draught, in demjjohns
and bottles.
LlQuoRs-Brandies Rum, Whiskey. Gin. &c.
L1oUERs-Curacao, Maraschino, Anisetti, Noyeau,
BittcrS. &c.
MALT LIoUERs-London Brown Stout Scotch and
English A'Gs.
CIGARs-A variety of brands.
PICKLEs-Best quality Of English and French
SAUcIS-For FISH Currie: Game, Meats. &c.
TEAs-Bredhfast Teas, Souchong, Pouchong, Pekor,
Oolong, Tyson, Young Hyson, &c. in chests, u
chests, and boxes.
SUGARs-Brown, Loaf Crushed, Pulverized, Gran.
debated. sc.
C0FFEE-}iocna, Java. Nara cabo, Rio, &c.
CHEEsE-Stilon, Cheddcr ,Sapsago, Parmesan, Dutch,
and American.
UAMs-Be>t American and WestphaIia.
Rs- LEA & PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE al
jan CIT
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WE. EIGO.

Dealer in Lum Der und Coal.
WY III, have the accounts CT his customers ready
w for presentation on the LIST of January, 1865
doc 5-ot
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BROWNS HOTEL.


Fletcher Miss + G. Watson Nd
" p Manlsby Md J G Aycrigg n J
+ Dempster n j J r Miller do
u 4 Brent D G. j \ Sand Y
J Mcdowell No J Baker Va
Col j Washington J Henderson il Md
SA ] Peasants do
Washington Slaughter Va
Miss E Meara Va Col Suite 10
} X Lcil \ G J NJ BrOadus do
$ Scott NJ " Vandegrift do
J III Barron do D B Spencer do
r Tate DO Is E Meade do
K / Chute w Nc Culiough Texas
S c Gray Il Cal w c Worthington Va
Gardner Va " II Morris Ohio
J J Wade do Miss Morris do
Manhood do J G Buckley < Or Ky
" Whally S G Ken iall D G
Il Goodwin Va
" Graves do
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nE. LARZETTI'S JUNO CORDIAL OF
-, fhoCkEATlVE ELIXER.-A certain remedy
III All cases lmpotency. tarre1ness fuor albus If
and all diseases arising from debitat n of the sys
Ie,li where an Impulse. restorative is required
PIlce s., per bottle. For sale by
3 L. SYLVESTER,
90 Druggist and Apothicaries a
Jai - corner OF 9th and II 81 -
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y ed NE ' -
My Novel, or Varieties Of English Life, by Bull
weer, complete.
Greelev's Wing Almanac for 1853
History of Europe, by Sir A. Allison
Black woods Magazine, for January
Adventures ofCaptain Black, by the author of
Hector O'Haloran. =
Goiey's Lady's Book, and Graham's Magazine,
for February.
G,easonl's Pictorial and Baruum's Illustrated
News. back numbers from the commencement of the
year. on hand. te.t =
Also, back numbers of all the Magazines for
sale.
Books. Newspapers, Stationery, and everything
in the periodical line. For sale at
JOE SIIILLINGTON'S Bookstore.
odeon Building, corner of ~ st. and Pa ave.
jan 90
HoUsEKEEPER'S GOODS.
TOHN NJ. DOM BROTHER have just opened
y and arranged handsome assortment of Goods
suitable for the season, viz
Parian Marble G ODDS
PAPER AIache and French painted do.
FIR nch China and Berlin Iron Goods. as Guns
and SaucerS. Mugs, Car0Stands. and Match
Boxes, Dresden China, very handsome, Bias.
kets and Work Boxes, Portable Desks, &c.
PLATED GOODS.
Handsome Casters, Mugs Tea Sets
Card and Cake Baskets, Gobets, Forks and
Mustards, Salts, and Napkin Rings.
LAMPS,
Solar, ETHEREAL, Hail. sc.
BRONZED GOODS
Fenders. Dogs, Shovel and longs, Spittoons
Candlesticks Candeabras, Hatracks, Looking
Glasses.
LOOKING GLASSES
Very large gilt FRAME mahogany and walnut
Looking Glasses, Bracket Tables.
FURNITURE.
Several handsome painted Chamber Sets, very
cheap and coed
Bureaus, Sofas, Extension Tables
Chairs of many patterns and shapes and mate
rial
Betstead, Beds, Mattresses and Feathers in
the bag
China, glass, stone, and crockery Ware in
Quantities, large stock, well assorted, anu
cheap.
JAPAN WARE.
Toilet Sets. Candjesticks, Cake Boxes
Brushes, Woodward, Iron Ware
Clocks or several varieties and patterns, 80
hour and day. Our stock is certainly the
mast complete of any kept in the District or
perhaps at any other place
We invite call from persons in want ofarticlcs in
the line OF housekeeping, and hatIer ourselves
they can be accommodated at establishment
promptly and at reasonable prices for the quality
as at any ether place.
JOHN VI. DOM & BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, bet. 10th and II th sts.
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Freeman Hunt, ecq.

The Merchant MAGAZINE pubi.bed monthly, 1T
az Fulton street. NV York By Freeman Hunt, and
iurni he'd 10 Subscribers Tor Flso Dollars year il
ad aho. jan -
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IRVING HOTEL.
} S Skinner Mass NJ Knight Va
Mr. Skidmore do A Stone Ind
L Nash lady and Judge Brewer Mich
children Tenn + McAleese NY
w Turner Va W Young Pa
3 Clark Md G w Thomson do
w Sewall do W G. Taylor Md
NJ McElfresh do Mrs TAYLOR & serv do
Munsdon jr Ny J Mccormick Pa
+ Horn Wis S q Douglass Md
A Summers Va l. S Miller do
" b George n Y Z Talbot Pa
NJ Skidmore Mass
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NTOTECE.-Ih have on hand snail lot of Ingram
~ ard Cotton CTpets, which will close out at
prime cost. Also. Cloths CassimereS, NeSt'ngs, and
Satinets, which l will sell It = very small advance.
Those in want Of great bargains in the above goods,
will please give HE call.
y. II. TEBBS. No 4,
South side ave. BIT. 9th md It'll sts
ian 21-2w
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Letfcr from the Ion. UIa. II. .Serard
Ny Der -ir: Have the goodacss To piyce my name
your OF .uls, crs f,r he Merchants Ma
zine reg ri it as al Invaluable work Il r the
Of all who would und .tand II rely conmt real
operations in this ding country but the fiscal
and C Numerical que sliUns invoked in tac admins
traiion 'fthe government
l am wi great respect vour humble rvsnt,
WILLIAM IL. SEWAhD.
Eroap,au Hunt EN-.
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GADSBY'S HOTEL.
Rev " n Pendleton L Carpenter & DIS Va
Md C. Ii Utterback do
Col ) Patrick DO Il " Oakley & | n Y
DR. Junlus Va Capt Mayo U \
S Dinguid do J Williams Ny
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND EOUsE-FUR-
EISHING Gl0HG

y -
NIsHIaG GOODS.
fENIE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand at his
Z Furnishing Ware Rooms large and well select
ed assortment Of Furniture, China, Glassware &C..
comprising
Rosewood Walnut, and Nalo! any Sofas
Arm Chairs. and Parlor Chairs finished in Broca
tee, Plush and Hair Cloth
Elegant Rosewood, Walnut, and Nah 7gany full
Slab Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands,
BedSteads, Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mat,
traSseS &C..
Gsd Band Dinner and Dessert Sets, richly de-
cOrat"d
French China Teaware. Flower Vases, Coffee GUYS
Silver Plated Casters, Spoons. Ladies' Forks, dc.
In short, his stock embraces ALL that is useful or
ornamental in the HOUSE-FURNISHING line, and
at prices that cannot fail to please
liberal credit will be extended far good notes or
references.
dec 10 JAMES G. MCGUIRE.
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I N ARRIVAL ut BROWNS HOTEL
n just received from he mandatory of VIM l..
McCauiey, of Baltimore
One case of Patent Cork-Sole Boots
One cass OF Doubles Sole Boots
One case Dress Bouts
For sale at the Fashionable Boot Store Of
dec 1 J. MILLS
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ORNAMENTS FOR THE HA1R

M RS. :. PARKER is just opening
N1 Marrabou feathers, for the hair. tipped with
gold and silver. ~
Ostrich feathers, for the hair tipped with gold
and silver eo
Gold and silver Tale
large as ortment of rich Paris Ribbons
Pearl, Ivory, Red Bone and Sandal Wool Fairs
Altts, GIo'es, Flowers; Bracelet, Dress Combs
DC. PARKER'S
Fancy and Perfunery Store Pa ay:
Jan 2o-3t News copy under National Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24

c,e, t,;s ART NAV have been acquired from the New
Mexicans of the Rio GraDdc AS Warriors they certfny
are not formidable their existence and security
In the rude and uulerte countryo which they have evil
de,lv driven by more powerful enemies Instead Of
biug pecuary brave and daring they owe their epute
for nrov 10 the pusanmy of the MexicaDs ofthe val
lev Of the del Nore rather than to any particular bravery
of their own II they possess any CIVILIZATION Oh tner
ow, have vet to know it. They do not live in houses
Iut az stone bur In caves and assures OF the
cliff or In the very rudest huts, hastily constructed OF
bsnehes of cedar trees and Of fat stones for roofs The
raising of horses is peculiar TO them but OF tho smallest
and most indfer, kind and as to describing them as
scnfcent borses," equal to the finest of the United
States that is simply untrue and preposterous They
never make butter and cheese, nor do believe they
Know what such things are As to government, they
certainly have nome being preemlnently OF the most
democratic babitsratber m0b0cratic. The chiefs are
spy men of influence By virtue of character or wealth
in horses and sheep and afraid 10 enforce command
or exert any control over their respective bands The
welfare of the whole community il matter which Is
never entertained by them, individually collectively
their organization if they have any, being the verest
rope Of sand Dishonesty is not held in check among
them but frequent cases of their stealing horses
fm each other without fear of punishment from the
chiefs or from the nation at large No such thing as
industry il known among them and more awless, worth
less Tribe is not to be found any portion OF the United
States Hospitality may be observed among them, butt
is as much as white mans life worth to be among
them, except a trader 1t is very erroneous idea
that the Navajo country is shut In by high mountains 30
as 10 be inaccessible 70 an enemy, except by hmIed
passes through narrow defes" Though rude and wild
their country is readily Accessibility very toerabe roads
even into the canon Of Cheey hersrcnghold and main
dependence. The grsvest error, however, is that
contained in Mr. Farnbams statement, of the NavaJos
being the most civilized Of all the wild Indians OF North
America" From mOstfrequent andintmate associa-
ton with them the past Fall and Winter, deem them
10 be among the rude, least intelligent and least
civilized of all the tribes of Indians have ever seen
Some trng improvement has come from their frequent
Intercourse with the Mexico-Spansh population of the
Rio GRANGE but not to an extent worthy of particular
remark
More on this subject, perhaps, in future letter E.
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FROM FORT LARAMIE.

Salt Lake mail under charge of Mr. Hobbs srrvad here
Saturday last in contract time. The CONTRACTOR me-
Wood, o. has used every eon push the mail
md ha- succeeded spite Of the snow to reach Fort
LSrsmie At every attempt frm IN place TO toe vaef
the mail has been stopped by the snow since last Nov-n
Der BY this arrival have dates tn the & from ror'
Laramie Little Of interest hss TRANSFERRED there during as
bet month few mouDtsineers had arrived from the
Wet Who state that the winters severity had destroyed
many CATH for Mormon friends and that such season
has DOT been known for mxnv years. -
The snoE ~hieh has been deep in and Houod the for
snd mountains near had dispersed and by late rains III
the streams except south Plate. we're unusually fun but
little grass to be found between Forts LARAMIE ana
kenney-frvm Kesrney IN h-re il WAS pretty wen sd
,snced and cattle could be well sutslned The arst
trains were met beyond Little Blue River. company
from ST. Louis Pitcher Fouke & Co. we're at Little Blue
tbe s5th Of April consisting of seventeen wagons aai
100 men.
Oiher smaller companies were mot AZ points along.
Chhes Co from here, crossed the stream but lev Gays
afferwsro. 1hls year energy has been snowa IN
pushing than BEFORE n"pe they m me Il
sh no fruuble The mail party only SIX days tr M
From Fort Kearney he averaging seventy mile. per
On the lst Of this month the Santa re and Salt Lake
mails left here AZ contract time. VIM hesservy weut
out passenger in the first and Hon Mr. Bcrnheise in
the Salt Lake stage. Ind. tM'.l Messenger May !.