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rVHROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO, via

Il AsPINwALL and PANAMA, at greatly reduced
rates No detention on the Ifhmus The and fast
side wheel steamship UNITED STATES, Il, 500 tunsl
VIM. c. Beny. Commander viii leave New York for
Aspinyan NAVY Bay.l FRIDAY, Feb. 4, ar o'clock
p NJ precisely, from Pier No. North River connecting
with the new and magnificent side wheel double engine
steamship CORTES, 1900 tuns, Thomas b. Cropper,
Conmander which steamer viii be in readiness PANA-
MA to receive the UNITED STATES passengers and sail
Immediately for SAN FRANCISCO The accommodations
and ventilation OF the COTtes all that be desired
her speed established the voyage between NewYOs
and Pansms and while the Pacific coGs is unsurpassed
Every eXeItion will be made on the part Of the line tom
sure comfort expedition and safety Passengers viii be
landed the wharf at Aspnwan free taking the Panama
Railroad and cautioned that Tickets for this Line arc
sold only at No % Broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS Co, General Agents
or JONES a. JOHNSON.
Mail Bag made up At the above Office, under the
United States Postage Law for the convenience of the
public.
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ry- The albany Kniekereoeke, says that the
Ies.tnye Of 4, wooded TO tods<, and that not
[ ,bsn an vof,s ear b. otaned for law that would
b. IN prevrntnf the sale Of bad rum and wore
WHISKY The friends Of the Aw thns teJ can rely np"a
about 10 ,otes for the Maine Law
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TOLEDO, NORwALK and CLEVELAND

KAILKUAD-Open through, completing the last link
in the chain of Raosds b. tween Newiork and Boston
and Chcsgo and after Monday Jan. ~ 1885, Passen
ger Trains will daily Sundays excePtedl as follows
Leave Toledo ct NJ. leave Cleveland at $50 P. NJ,
connecting with Cleveland Columbus snd Cincinnati Rail-
road Grafton, with Sandusky and Mansfield Railroad at
Monroeville, Mad River and Lake Enc Road at Bellevue
and wlIh Michigan Southern Road at Toledo.
Early in February two rsins will be run, connecting d.
recily at Toledo with trains from West ard at Cleveland
with those from East-Ofice Toledo. Norgalk and Cleye
land T. r., Norwalk, o. Jan, p 1883
u PILL S,,nnrfnfnrlant
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NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALo and NEW

NEW ROUTE-BUFFALO and NEW
IN YORK CITY RAILR0AD.-EStensiono OF the Six
Foot Track TO Buifalo-Ths road extending from bahAo
to Homelsyle NewYork and Erie Railroad Is now
peed and in full operation forming 10 connection with
that ros the shortest cheapest and most direct route be-
tween NewYork City and Buffalo. IL Is Of the sxfoot
susse and built in the most substantial manners and the
ester portion OF having been in operation some mont
Il entirely free from tho roushnes usual ON new roads
Through tickets aud baggage checks Be procured at
the Depot OF the Nsw-fork and Enc Railroad, loot OF
Duanesf, n. Y.
Tie times for leaving Newyork may be learned By refer
ence 10 the advertisements Of the NewYork and Enc Rail-
road The trains viii leave Honelsve for Buffalo on the
arrival Of the Enc Railroad trains-Buhslo Nov % lS3
j @ HOYT. Supt. Buffalo and n v. City X X
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- C,s.e. BsssIr UyTs.. rec-ives de Nsans rbase "a
u, s,.n.ls ass ,spSAes s4s~ztegsfesa~Ey.
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WINTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

w end AMBOY RAILROAD for PHILADELPHIA.
From Pier No. l. North River foot OF Battery place 81 u
o'clock. noon, by steamboat JOHN POTTER Fare, lst
esss cars So n class 81 Returning leave Philadelphia
from foot OF Wrluatst, st2P NJ Emiu1f Line steam
beat ATLAS from Pier No |, at u P. NJ Fare, 81 So
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OsACHED DRILLS.-200 cases Just re-
S s''sc' For sale by NEsMiTH { Co,
-t Nc. s. Blpzi-ss and 20 New.
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NEw.YORK and NEw-HAvEN Rail

ia r. w -1Ohh anu M r1AN
lNROAD-WIsrER ARRAscEMEST.-December Is, 1856.
Trains out of New Accommodation and Special
ct and lla A. NJ, and p. NJ through to Newl Haven
At9.l0 A. NJ. and 81 p NJ, for Port Chester
The III a. NJ in connection with train nom New
Haven 70 Hartford md Springfield and with train over tbs
Csnn Road
EXPRESS TRsiss at A. M snd 81 p NJ for New Haven,
Hartford Springfield Worcester and Boston, Connecticut
River and Vermont Railroads The AM train connects at
New-Hayen with train OF the New London Road, To New
London Norwich, Stonnston and Providence. The $50
p. n to New London only.
The 8 A. NJ, stops at Stamford and Bridgeport, cor
neeting with Hoas.tonie and Nausatuck Railroads at
Bridgeport The ~ r. M stops at Stamford Nor,yak and
Bridgeport connecting with Dunbury Railroad At Norwak
AID with Housafonc and Naugauck Railroads Bridgeport
Trains into Newly ork-Accommodatio and Speciel-at
81 and eS5 A. NJ and 4P. NJ through from Nav Haven
AT 81 A. 81. and 345 p. N from Port Chester.
The eS5 A NJ receives passengers from Springfield ard
Hartford New-Londou and Canal Railroads at New Haven
The 4P NJ recevespasengers from Hartford and spring
felo aud Northern Railroads.
ExPREss TRAIss leave New-Havep on arrival OF trains
from Boston az II and $50 r. NJ stopping at Bridgeport
korNek and Stamford q leaving Boston at A. NJ and
EP.M Trains Of the New London Road run IN eonneo-
See large bill Of savvEseent at the ssa,on House and
rincipsl hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER, IT., Sup't
NeS-Hsven. December. lSR.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK aud
~ GLASGOW.-The Glasgow and EewYork Steamship
Company powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, 1852
tuns and ace horse power, Robert Craig, Commander Wi
sail from New-York Tor Glasgow on SATURDAY, 2j,h
March, at II O'clock noon.
First Cabin taloon State Rooms) ..............s9o
First Catin (Mdship State RoOms) ..,.......... rs
Oltss sss..s..... ~
Stewards tee included.
Applyto J. McSYMON, No. 50 Broadway.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.

IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA, direct-U. S. NAIL
EMPRESS LINES-Ihroush in a hogrs-Sew,Jersy
Railroad. Viz Jersey City, leaving New,fork and
A NJ and s. p N, from foot OF Ceurtlandtst Leaves
Philsdephi. hours foot Of Walnutst Fare reduced
tc Is for frs.eas and q 50 for secondclas
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold In the above lines and through baggage
carried in the 81 p. d. lines from NswYork With through
Conductors PASSENGERS With baggage eross the sery 10 min
utes before the truins Leave
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& ELMIRA RAILROAD

O-WINTER ARRANGkMENr.-Ou and sfter Mon
dsy Dec 20 and until further notice, trains leave Ena
for Cansndagps- follows:
Mai THIN ct A NJ, or on arrival OF NiFnl Lhpisss
TIx;n from N,y.Yors connecting Cans1iaigus with
trss ON the Albany and Buffalo Road Tor koenssscf na
Dsy ESrrs~ AZ go PM or on xziy.l Of Day Express
from New.York The time OF leaving New may %
SEEN by reference 70 the advertisement the and
Erie RsliIosd WILLIAM u. LAruA sup
Eew-York, Dec. 1s. 1852.
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observation-disclosures.
BOWMAN, GRINNELL. d Co, No. SO
A. Southst New York, sole and only authorized Agents
LIVERPOOL PACKETS sail 9Th LONDON PACKETS Gail every
and 2st Of every month Se5nats Thursday
c caShfrEDhfi Sir sRS r. FEEL,
s sSM SS q TIE WEST, iSREFESSHSSh Sc
S ssSfS5ESS 5jslon E ESHkEST Henry.
Persons wishing 70 send Tor their friends and desros OF
.s TsRs s SS h s. ~ ssT' e
the only Agents for the above ship. in this city,
Britain siIiiain. :" sym - BOWMAN, GRlNNELL 4 Co.
No IS south- n Y, and No gcnts road Liverpool.
Liverpool Packets leave NewYOrs 9Th and 2ls' Of every
London Packets leave New-York every alternate Thur.
day. For passage apply as above.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT LIV.
w ERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Co ntepd sailing the iayOrite steamships as follows:
CITY CITY or or csp e %sn Wy.
FROM PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF GLASGOW. Saturday, FEB. D, I'M
CITY or MANCHESTER ...... Thursday, Mar. s. lass
CITY OF GLASGOW. Thursday, Mar 81, lSoJ
CITY OF MANoHE EsGf a.tat WEDNESDAY Feb ls
CITY OF OF GLASGOW sTrp wcdnssday' Mar Mar iss
Saloon oSs sfser Saloon .sI sa.efos' n
mdshp '' IS - midship '' u -
forward - % 80 Grward - -
Including Steward'sfees. -
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number of thrdcas passengers will be tAfes
from Phadephia and Liverpool and found IN provisions
From Philsdelphia go From Liverpool. IS gaineA
Certificates OF passsge will be Issued here to parties who
DESTROYS Of bringing out thesr friends at eoesspsodias
pateeL -,
Freight co. per tun coarse soods hardware &c, WIN b
takes subject 20 agreement
An experienced Surgeon Will BE- carried on each ship
small drafts drawn at sight on England and Ireland
Bor freight passage apply 70
and No 9Walnutst., PmladephA
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS Co. Liverpool
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-This Road

will be completed TO Pittsburgh by December list aftE
which all goods co1sgned to their AGENT AZ Philadelphia
will 90 through, without transhpment, within Seventy
Hours the rates below published oAerius 20 Merchants
shpprg points the Ohio River any of tho West
waters, facilities not to be received any other route
Their arrangements witA connecting roads complete by
which Goods b forwarded the Interior of the West
ern States by Railroad the lowest rates and in al
without detention - -
WINTER FREIGHT TARIFF
from Philadelphia 20 Pittsburgh.
lst Cassidy Goods Boots Shoes, SC. 81 per 100 lbs.
Cd Class-HaTdware, Machinery, Bales,
Brown Sheeting, Wool Sc. ..3cts per 100 Os.
81 Class-Cofee, Queensware, Heavy
Castings, sc. ............'...I5ots per icy ios'
eth Class-Bacon Lard Fish, kc,....65cts per 100 lbs
No Commission charged for forwarding al Philadelphia OF
Pitfsbursh.
For fun her information Bills OF Ladins, apply to
J. l.. ELLIOTT, Agent, No West-st- N. Y.
II. H. HOUSTON Gen. Freight Agent Philade PIMA
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TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL
RIyFR-Ths splendiE and superior s,eansn bAf
STaTE Can, VIM Brown and EMPIRE STATE, Cap|
gen,smn Braycn leave sternsts days lSano.ys e1-
eepted from Pier No. 5. " T.. near TIE BAH II
~, --ht aupiy on board or at the Office on Pier No
Y.isht 10 Boston is forwarded through with srea H.
patrh b. az express freight tram ,,,u.
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

E,ALL RIVER LINE-On and after MON
Il DAY Jan a. the rates Of freight by the fall River Line
viii be advanced 70 ~ per 100 lbs ordinary weisx
goOds and 10 cent? per loot on ordinary measurement
goods Other freight advanced in proportion.
TISDALE BORDEN. AGENTS. Noe 70 and h West ct
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THE MEDICAL JOURNALS

C. II. RING, General Agent for the United StsteA No
1s2 Broadway, New-York. -
Sold by Druggists generally throughout the United States
IL put up pint bottles, with the words DR. More
Inyisorang Cordial blown the gss Price IS per Bot
tie two bottles s5 FIVE bottles for sl2 and S2i per doz
n. B.-Important advice Accompanying each bottle.
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IL NEW-YORK INLAND ROUTE RAILROAD.-fwo
daily express trains st A. NJ AHdS - M connecting at
Albany with Central Line OF Railroads North and est troGi
new Depot corner of White Elm and Centre ss where
through jackets be procured and baggage Tor
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas
sners elso received al Brooe and Bowery and 15ths,
sn hev stations The above wiz land passengers
Al Croton fsl and Chatham -Four Corners only All other
trains will start from City Hal station, corner Of IryoroS
sd Centre Il as heretofore.
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~ Only I2i cents A del ghtfu and sure remedy for
CouSh Hoarssne Consumption, &C., Wholesale aud Re
tan at Sanass Mammoth Drug Store, No III Jainesx-
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but moi as 10 latitude The commission said that the
map placed that boundary correctly with reference lat
itude, but wrong with reference 10 I'll Paso, BY this
proceeding the ne was too far north, and terri
tory about as large Massachusetts, was wrongly
given 10 Mexico When Congress was informed OF this
bunder il refused further supplies 10 commission, I'M
less the late President was satisfied that the line had not
been run further north than the treaty required thereby
denying that diplomatic functions were vested IN The
joint commission The late administration had fully sus
tanned the conduct of the United States commissioner IN
opposition to the scientific officers associated with him
but when the matter was brought directly TO his aen.
ton by Congress- MIR Fillmore recalled the commission,
westward from the Rio Grande had been properly
The fact that the treaty undertook TO define the boundary
was OF itself prohibition OF diplomatic functions to the
joint commission and limited It's duty to the scientific
task OF marking the defined line the surface OF the
earth II the words of the treaty had been so loose
nothing but convention between the contracting
powers could have repaired the ornlepreted the
meaning of the treaty If tho commission vested
with diplomatic powers. that it could rghtfully pego-
tate line well as mark already negotiated, the
whole subject under lis control for the treaty gives
fihaily TO its action within the sphere of its powa
ers and Congress had no right TO arrest its operations
II Is important therefore, correct the into which
some persons inadvertently from want of knowledge,
have fallen with regard to the authority vested in the
com
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The Gardiner Case. Day.

After Mr. Bradley had submitted the correspondence
between Henry May, esq, and L. w. Abbott. which we
published in sketch yesterday, discussion arose on
proposition made by Mr.. May to make personal expIa-
nation which resisted and overruled. Mr. Bradley
then concluded his remaks-the only material matters
addition TO those published yesterday being statement
of Dr. GARDENERS pursuits from 1910 10 lsl7 his social
position al Mexico; his mining operations after 1913
his appearance at Tampco in ls47 his appointment, as
surgeon to the American hospital at that places and his
statements at that time of the losses he had sustained
the hands of the Mexcans in San Luis Potosi. When
Mr.. Bradley had concluded evidence introduced to
identify the memorial 10 prove thai il 10, and
identity DR.. Gardiner the person who made the cath
This was followed by discussion as 10 evidence--he
magistrate whose appeared on the memorial having
distinct recollection OF the paper of the person who
testified TO the truth of lis statements. The decided
that crcumstanlia evidence was admissible and such
evidence taken Nothing transpred of general in
terest before the adj ournment
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March Ia

EOH SALE, Residence ON the Heights Of George
tnwnA handsome cottage with the buildings
bofdefed said streets by forest
Of which l5h
feet, besides bathroom aud Also plaza, with
Windows breadth OF the building and porch
story constructed rain cern kitchen
door, well Of the pusst which introduced
house and stable yard.
The oubudnr consist Of stable with three stalls carriage
haylo wood and yard and
The ornamened with well
edged with boz plant variety ofoses shrubs plants,
forest There a young orchard Of pear plum, apple
peach, and apricot lot separately enclosed with
lane leading Il from the stableyard.
The property of the durable ma
terial and we'll set hedge Of evergreen thorn.
The house appropriately furnished and the furniture
has but little used) purchased with the property APP
ply office Of this paper
This property disposed private SALE offered for
sale the premises O'clock Tuesday 5h Of
April
Mar Io-dlwSeodts
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In THE SENATE OF THE U. STATES.
sp ECIAL EssIoN.
TUESDAY, MARCH IS, 1858.

PAPERS WITHDRAWN.

PAPERS WITHDRAWN.
MIR. RUSK asked leave TO withdraw from the files
of The Senate The petition and papers OF Harriet f.
Fisher on which two favorable reports had been made;
which was agreed 10.
Mr. THOMPSON, of Kentucky, asked leave 10 with,
draw from the files Of the Senate The petition and pa.
peTs OF Il. F. Calkins which was agreed TO-
PRINTING DOCUMENTS.
Mr. EVERETT moved that two thousand additional
copies OF the message of the President OF the United
States communicated March sth transmitting repor,
from the Secretary OF State in relation TO the fisheries
on the coasts OF The British North American provinces
be printed for the use OF the Senate which was
agreed TO.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Mr.. MASON moved 10 postpone the unfinished bust.
of yesterday, for the purpose of proceeding TO the
consideration OF executive business which was agreed TO
After time spent in the consideration OF executive
BUSINESS, the doors were reopened
MONROE DOCTRINE.
The Senate proceeded the consideration of the reso.
luton introduced by Mr.. CLAYTON.
Mr.. CLAYTON concluded his remarks.
Mr.. DOUGLAS obtained the floor and on motion
the Senate adjourned
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BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioncer,


GALE OF SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, FRENCH
y plate mirrors, chandeliers French china
March 18th, IL O'Clock, Caruss
household Hon. Webster
comprising in part
Walnut and mahogany plush, damask, and covered
Walnut mahogany marble top tables
Mahogany and rosewood chairs
-Four blue and damask curtains
French plate mirrors
Bronze eandelabas, astral lamps, lamp brackets
Walnut etagere and sideboard
Velvet tapestry and three ply carpet,
Oil cloth, hall, and stair carpets rods
Window shades, hall lamps
French china dinner $50 pieces
Plated and French china
Rich glass decanters, wines
Champsgnes, finger bowls, coolers
Tumbles, silver plated castors table cutlery
Mahogany and walnut bedsteads, washstahds
Hair mattresses shuck do
Bed linen, blankets, quilts
Toilet sets
Mahogany and chairs
Elegant and large extension table and breakfast tables
Cooking Stoves and general of kitchen requi-
sites.
Terms $50 and under cash credit
four satisfactorily endorsed bearing
sThe public that all the articles
ored the above sale the the late Daniel Webster
JAS, G. MEG UIRE,
Mar I'D Auetioneer.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, 1853.

-mT H1sRr NJ IEwIs, Of Montgomery, Alabama, gen
era travelling for the States Tennessee
sisted by o. LEWIS, JAMES LEwIs, and SAMUEL LEWIS.
0Mr w JAMES, Of Cincinnati Ohio general travelling
agent Tor the Western States assisted by JoHs T. DEsT H. J.,
THoaAs O. DYER, NJ L. WsKAAS, ISAAC BARfLErr, G.
CooKK, A. l.. CHILps, and l., IL, BRowSELL.
Mr. sRAsL H. JAhKs, No. 1o2 street,
pha is general travelling agent, assisted by Wa H. WsLp
JsHS COLLINS JAaKs DKrRIsa, HAMrr, Jos BUrroS
PBurToS, Isaac M BoDISr, EDauSD W. WILEY, WILLIAM L.
WATERMAN ana GEonoE |. McLEoD.
uy-Reeeipts from either Of the above will be good
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Mar nd
Ky j. G. MCGUIRE, Aucttoneer.

By j.. &. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
GALE OF ROSEWOOD CHICKERING PIANO, SUPERIOR
- cabinet furniture, elegant French mirrors &C.
onOn Thursday March IL 1853, 10 O'Clock
Of the Hon. A. A, II. stuart between and AZ
shall sell all his household effects, comprising
Rosewood @ y octave piano, made by ChickorinR
DO sofas covered with plush
DO marble-top sofas and tables
Do music stand, piano stool
DO elegant chairs
French plate mirrors, girsndoes
Walnut and mahogany plush covered SONS
Blue and gold damask and lace curtains
Mahogany hair spring sofas and chairs
Velvet tapesty and three ply carpets rugs
Oil cloth, hall and stair carpets rods
Linen window shades hall lamps
Cut glass decanters, wines, wine coolers
Tumbers, finger bowls silver plated castor
Table cutlery
Mahogany and walnut bedsteads, washstands
Feather beds best cuned hair mattresses
Walnut and mahogany wardrobes
10 do mafble-top dressing bureaus
Mahogany extension dining and breakfast tables
DO sdeboard, csne-seat chairs, lounges
Mating cooking, hail, and chamber stoves
Together with other kitchen furniture.
Terms $50, cash that credit Of and four
months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
March nd Aucuonesr
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% ECUANIts' OwN.rh weekly paper with above
U title, will be issued in this city,
Of April devoted and
Of the wokingman generally II win be the
printed this city and talented writers
contribute to its columns.
Advertisements number
Office, OF ID and 10Th streets, PAIGE n COATES
Mar low Editors and Projectors.
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SAULT STE MARIE CANALseaed proposals for the
non Of the Falls Of 80 Mary, the State Of
hran viii be the first day April
Aha WIZ be opened in that dny.
canal VIII be constructed arreeably the Of Congress
~, ol NE Rsaure of Michigan providing for the
~ r.1 The plan and specifications Gle the office
for more accurate inhornpuor i y ""' '''0 " ~
Proposals be add a. -. = =
WI X he names Of uretes ContracornS names 10 be-
JOHN =. BARRY
HENRY LEDYAHp
SHUBAEI CONANT Ga, o.,
ALFRED WILLIAM i >''"'A~'phe'h'
CHAUNcY JosLIN,
Detroit, Feb. 10, 1883.
Mar l-dtlstApn
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Mar Is du

UHE Young woman's Friend and Guide, by John
l. Angel James.
Young Mans Christian Year, by Ryle.
Scripture Truths Scripture Language.
Short Prayers in scripture Language.
\ scripture Promises Scripture Language.
for Afflicted, Scripture
warnings, prayers and promises.
Room or, medtaions and prayers the simplest
FORM for the of sick persons
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
Mar Is Booksellers, 7th
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Washington Branch acknowledging of Hours.
Ia N .S,s,=i

IN and after Monday, March a. the will be
" folowss
Leave Washington n, 8 and 8, a. M, ~ and 5, pm.
Sundays "a. and ,, p.
Baltimore ~ and 9, ~ and q 40, p.
On Sunday at Al a. and ct, p M
Baltimore, and the second
Washington, will be stopping only
Annapolis and Washington Junction stations.
leaving Saturday farther than Phil
adep1ia; of Sunday morning only to Baltimore.
tickets checks Philadelphia and New
viii given by leaving 6, m, and M, except
Sunday morning.
BY order; ---
I. H. PARSONS,
Mar l5-du
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IA SNYDER, Tanker and Exchange Broker, Once
wi National Hotel Building, Washington,
bank gold silver received
made zeal Land
rants bought sold, and ali business the
broke promptly attended TO.
Virginia military wanted ter wss the highest price
will be given. Feb ls-dimo
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS pahor

muncang had Immediately, and additional correspond
inea
door north OF the Irving House,
Marchi 3-3tcod
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DOR RENT.-To family, without hoaders
building in the containing together
twelve with modern fixtures in north side between
18Th and itth west the Epiphany cuchren $500
10 be week days. between II, and Posses
SION gwen the lst Of April Apply @ r. Gardner, next door
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN.h hfs-hse dseuerrsotype az NJ.
Stowe, author Of Uncle Toms Cehln on eR,s,,,on y
Whiehurzts Gallery Pennsylvania
with porira, Of scnt.s, the famous Queen Of sons"
Dec 1-dn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-16

FoUprs DAY--TursDAr, March rs
The prosecution opened the proceedings this morning
by calling
John M. Togno. Witness is a citizen OF the United