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FANCY GOODS.


a IA ~ Canal Street. ~esN "A
HkA NEW ORLEANS hANTILLA FACTORY. H. M
OH Nefino CLoAKS SILK Embroidered MAN
TAs, Of the style and latest trimmings for Ladies and
the NEW ORLEANS MAN
TiLLA FACTORY, No. ii0 CANAL STREET.
The proprietor Of tina esabiah respectfully soicis the nspc
Orleans particularly coming
the eiy Of bis large splepdl stock Of GLnAKs
ready for sale at his Manta Rooms,
call them they purchase other place. and they
that selling them half the price OF
Their in the city.
splendid stock Of Coaks Manllss
the FANCY DRY GOODS TRADE,
SILK ID Al styles for Dresses; French sh md Fancy Straw 30
he At the pIisss Lace md Mos
bANTlLLAS, CAPES CHEhffSETTES, SLEEVES and
COLLARS Linen HANDRERCtIIEFS
sold without style BLOoAER TRIMMINGS,
LADIES' Dresses that cauno be bad atany other
Wedding Dresses BABIES LONG CL0AKs and ROBES FRNGES
Of different SILK VEL
VET in the piece for masng Aiantllas Va.
Wishing have particular style Of Cloak Manta
have by giving n their order.
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, @. w
*5uVuoo
EDwD G. oBRtEs Secretary a. NJ CLARK, President.
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 4s Camp at. New oreaaa.
The prepared POLICIES against
the peris Of the SEAS aad RIVERS oas damage
by FIRE, at the current ratea of premum.
BENJAMIN FEoRANCE, Agent,
uS Yy D0AfSE, Agent
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EDUCATION.
vypFNcU AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
si,sor II NM NELSON Ne. 81 Charles atresl.


V,sRENCI AND SPANISH TAUGHT BY
I'M ,,gs NM NELSON, No. 81 Charles stresl.
~ ''t - s T IMoN Ia LS:s.
f elson tats Yea VIII resume Your eha
III y M r. WI MORGAN, Joint Superintendent.
oasenr Nelson decidedly ths bessssnssr Of French met
w,'h' ana s ~ " PrsLNoHLE BUTLER, louisville. \
Sasaur Nielsen ofth sciolars
~ III 10 apeakfng French Spanish with elegance and
y,gtf louisville JeurraL a4
M for into the mysteries Of
spnh and Enguh Languages 10 short space of
time. nv. o Cesccpt.
We persona opportunities Judging Prof NJ and
him teach his system
say put practice IN o.
Tine Delta. d isnae II
Al NEW SCHOOL ON GOOD OLD PRINCI-
Parents and Gradans informed
that Mrs lady Rev. c. HI Rlianren Rector q
Rampant strre east corner OF
eny life Tachug will admit into he
LIMITED of pupils. Extraordinary
liabilities fcr FRENCH MUSIC and DRAWING jana ~
FNSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES Nv As
Day ST. Louis Directed BY Tho
Misses ALLISON. L. 1900 ~.
regulate finished education continue to
exefon thu Improvement Of all pupa
% ther charge :. q,
guardians
which csu bc had at the Institute So ~
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DOCTOR BEAoH'S PREPARATIONS.
A
sEsssfS d . ,, III 3F x i < kXssZsS1S% i ain
ss~,nrs,s3 4 ,F|s SE AsSvs ffRrx,szgsA lfeeti
ipr
Sssr-ssSz NJ IL N
aY,EtEE ~ a5.E ,FssE fs@ sIk% dbl Il ~ for
~ g e lrnu

Cholera Mrbu
has by with the
lion, aud phyans themselves have OF the
valuable rSmede know curestha diseass which
81 Sold by all the the Uni
sed 5tnten.
- Beaeh's Breast LinameatAn excellent remedy for
Of Lungs Bree such Pain tho BraaE Splitting
q Blood Goagh in difficulty
about the Chest This remedy without doubt produces
benefit n pseaas Of tho nng than remedy
the formation of the eha hereditary entirely
attack the disease saJh enjoy good health
this Linanentaceordin odirscons.
Beaehs FeRrngfnouP TenieA remedy Chlsan
Chagrea known aaoprsyen ra.u
of the disease.
inless than twenty four hcnre
Beachs stouaehive Btters-Thfs ia eIesllen article
shat has bcenleng
business for short period low mahy diatre the
aenaiuabe them will troubled with Chilli
and The tho tone 70 the
itomeh improve euon the appetite
lassdcs and gyeahsalth and yigo 70 he general
EY above remedies publish 9xtraofd
cures performed BY them We will this much they all
practice with tho satisfactory reant Ths
demand for these remedies
reached ALL Prepared and sold
zz-4 r.. D. BEACH, ID. d. Chemist and Apohecsry,
AW Of ChaItros CusomhouHe N. o.
and OF DR.. RANKIN,
OF smpn and vdfase reeta.
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A SAFE YERMIFUGE-B. a. FAHNEsrooK,s

"a FERhIF UGE be administered the
without II is mild in ts operation and entirely hmer
effect in removing from The Read following
NEW ORLEANS, january I, 1858.
Aiessrs B. A. FAHNESToCK CO.:
GEsTIEMRNYour permfge have been selling for
soth here and in ss and it's Of the
implicit
speedy safe vrnuge have such demand
that twenty-five little
possible the when it most in de-
mand. Very truly
n. N. FETHERs rON'TI, No IS Camp street.
Sold wholesale and all the principal Dpggists and
iAWlm
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.ayeY's Cherry Pictorial.

Fl " Y Y EV.HS II W LET y = : :
N HEADACHE AND SORENESS OF
THE BoDY--take the CHERRY PECTo-
RAJ on going to bed, and wrap up warm,
to swest during the night. N.y
FOR A COLD AND COUGH. take it
morning, noon, and evening, according to
directions on the bottle, and the difficulty
will soon be removed. N ne will long suf-
fer from this trouble when they find it ctn
be SO readily cured. Persons afflicted with
seated cough, which breaks them ofthsr
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of oreana, City of New orleans
Be remembered january before the
Justice Of the Peace 10 and the city
ally Alexander Brother President James H Whselr
Secretary, Company Of New oreans
who being duly sworn according TINT the
above the books
Of the said Company A. BROTHER President,
JAS II. Wheel Err, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this the 9 day q january 1854
c. JONTE, second Justice Of the Peace
- ofthe Parish of Orleans,
The Board Trustees resolved osr cent
outstanding profits hode thereof
legal after MONDAY the 18th of Feb
ruay
The trustees have alec declared dividend Of twenty eight
premiums Company the ending 3ls
Deesner 1885, will b issued after the
18Th II March
the peril Of the Seas
Rivers Fire rates Of premium
Office, No. a6 Camp street.
JOHN R. SHAW, Vice President.
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II NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
~ RANGEs-FIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
rlsana their friend she public
they hs aeov. ~ Y ss and
AMERICAN ENGLISH and FRENCH WATER CLoAtis, WASH
BA Ms, FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS q Az KINGS COOKING
"A GES GARDEN HOSE DRAuLlC RAbs FFORc and
BEL PUMPS up LEAD PIPES Of
dasc IIi PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN ia
hsno SHIP STEAMBOAT WORK Mostly put tup
AZ II shortestreteA- ~ AMI Iy
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

n WRIGHT s. co.'s CATALOGUE OF
ID J. GENUINE AND Pop uIAR FAMILY MEDICINES
Sh they ole, supply Dugz and Dealers ~
Gsnea Depot specis Agency NO. Isl CHARITIES ST.
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SEORET FOR THE LADIES-
NJ RIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.

WIW
Wv This extraordinary principle
the human frame ia BUT ONE DISEASE corrupt hu
which, when floating Of the
the all kinds lodged the pa
the body give every nislady incident to
GET il be remembered that the human WRIGHT'S
mutually adapted each other and
that them all morbid huos (e
entirely removed, and this in easy and
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and Retail, by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
isnl6 No Chartres strset.
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$500 '1tf'Nf' ~
gency. No. l.l CHARITIES ST.,
aitbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardson'a Sherry Wins, M
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Gonley'svegetabls. oclsraaa'a,
Hoonand'n German, 0sygennted.
n g.6 COSMETICS. ii
Cologne Water, Bay Waters
Florida Waiex, Meen Fan, l,.i
Jcaen's Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Low's Brown Windsor, g@@ "
Jcnes's Chemical,
Rad ways' Msdicated, Castilea,
Amend, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
all descriptions. e. f
PILLS. l=7t
Wright's1ndian Vegetable,
Nofiatt,a Life, Brandreth's,
Nlorrison's, Lees New London,
PARIS, Sappington's, Champions,
9raefenhGrg, JnynetH Sentative, !. 4
Jayne'A Ague, Wlner'a Cnihomile,
Hibhnrd'e Anti-bilious, Psier's, A
Spencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper's, Covelih Rheumatic,
Andorson's, Allebasis' Health, Y
Wistar'a Gentle Purgatlve,
Allebasln, Ague, Hooper's,
Chickner's Sugar-costed,
Herrick's Sugnr. coated,
Gilbert'a Anti-billous, Beckwlth'sj
lLeidy's Blood, ingoldBbyts Pile,
Scott,s Vegetable, Esgon's,
Radwny's Regulators,
iRose's Railroad, Leidy's Female,
/ Loudsn's Indian Sanative, h
1 Loudsn'a Ague, IIolloway's,
Halsted's Anti Dyspeptic,
Gordon,s, McI.aue'F Liver. 4g Il
FLAIR DYES.
Phalon'a Magic, Bachelors,
Gilmsn's Instantaneous.
Bailara'a, Jules Hauels,
Jaynefs American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Dr.. Morse's Invigorating Cordial
Thorn'a Extract,
Tarranps Aperient, y
Tarrnnt'e Elixir OF Rhabarb,
/, CaYter'a Spanish Mixture, @W
Mothers Relief,
Toothanhe Drops, 3l#
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
/, Mrs. Kiddpr's Cordial, 5Me
Thompson's Eye Watts,
Watts's Nervous Antia adj.
Billings Astringest,
!, Hyatt's Life Baisam, II
McMuun's Elixir OF Opium,
Radway's Ready Italisf,
i. Railways Resolvent, a&
fTarrant's Indelible Ink,
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces,
IDr. Fach,s Shoulder Braces,
DR.. Fitch,s lnhaling Tuben,
Or. Roae's Preparations,
Winer's Archnum Extract,
Teneur's Specific, '5 s
Mafshall's Cathoilcon,
DIR. Fitch'a Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrup Of Yellow
4 Dock, M
Perry Bayin's Pain Killer.
Brewn'a Essence Of Ginger,
Mortimore's Rheumatic Compound
laloryimors's Cordial Bitters,
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
CroasmRn's Specific,
DR.. Wafd's Specific, -a
Upham's Pile Eisetaary,
Steers 0podeldoc, r.. '5.a
Godfrev's ccrdlsb
Tutlington'a Ba'sam,
DR.. Culien's Preparations,
Bateman's Drops, z.. .."u.-,.
DR.. Jayne's Family ModieiDes,
Seidiitz and Soda Powdera,
Epping's Fluid Extract Buchu,
Lucina Cordial,
Juno Cordial, '.4,s
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson'S Death on Rais, etc.
., Leidy'a Eraeiye Soap,
Hirby's Cholera Drops, g.--
Ballts Cholera Syrup,
Spohn's Headache Remedy,
Councils Mixture, y
DIR. Msrchisl'a Uterips Catholicor
Cowan's Lithentriptic,
Louden's Preparations,
Honghton's pepsin. rel
g,
SCHEIDAM sCHNAPPs. @
aud all dealeta in any Of the article
will find IL to their advant' ge by cal
We, where will be 70 nd the nsst 81
PATENT MEDICINES in the Unite
Please address
RIGHT g. CO., .U.-, .
sDfCINE WAREHOUSE,
~ : y :
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a UASE OF" TUTAL- BLfNDNESS CURED
IA IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIERs PETROLEUM OR ROCK
OIL also Case Of Rheumatism, I've standing ensa by
alone. -.
T7 NEW ORLEANS, March T. 1854. y
Thereby certify with Rhsunaiisn
yeats, totally bropgh ss-
attack Of NeuragA Phyaas
hundreds de2 difranb
Medicines this Certificate wbou, solicitation from any one,
aud Mr. Kier knew that type End would bsvs
nsed elton in the Petroleum Rock OIL bad
perfect henith strength we'll
with mn right
masm thing reside in this when hone spend
time the they
wish and Ely RESPONSIBLE gentlemen st The ruth Of
this take the Petroleum will
Investment DAde for know tobs valuable Natural
! j J. HARTMANN.
Attest-L WRIGHT 4 q o., and C. S wTDpIFiELD.
10 Price 30 boa, Wholesale and retail oniy, by
j. WRIGHT Il Co, No. ISL Ghares rs, aud
JARVIS h wo0DhiAN,
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Nh RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, 80
I'VE gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR al
residence, also at No so
Flevia re- Termsss month or twelve les si
~ LECTURES 50 Constance weak gas
taln Tvs 7gsI5
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GUNDRIES-

eSUNDklES-
NJ BOO boxes STAR CANDLES.
100 barrels Fstchers Extra WHIEKY
Ivy haueia Marcus smiths Old hIonangaheia dot
iUo BARRELS Marcus Smith Old ionrbHn do. =
10 bsrtels FIetchsf's Yapor WHISKY.
80 quarter casks DOMESTIC BRANDY;
30 tlerees Sngsr Cured HAMS For sais bv
mhs joseph LANDS A &c, Va Tshorn; ,r ~
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SUNDRIES--
~ % barrels CASTOR OIL;
$50 boxes FIRE CRACKERS:
200 boxes CLOTHES PINS;
500 boxes (6ib euch) IAIPERIAL TEA
$50 brkins GOSHEN BUTTER;
mh2 r Gtp iEl d e y - nh w ~ ~ snta ny
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ENRERCH CHOCOLATE cases, each two
W. a i r., me me, felsh Shoeoiae or sae very
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BOARDING.

D0ARDING .--Several Fine Rooms for Fam
Sb HES Basonne
Alsa, few iisy Rpafders ,nmoda f-bs
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4 NAsTOR OIL-5o bbls Blows No. /, land
mh2 n Ky, " I IN " y MI,
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HoPs-S0 half bales New Hops, first sort,
~ iof safe by A. r. COCHRAN & HALL,
mnI = 81 E3tapjer ktrest
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State Lsaisiaaa, Parish IF 0sns City gv0tlsans:B
membeed the sOh july 1858 before the undegned
the Peace and the City Aforesaid personally appeared
Charles Mansn Secretary the Crescent Mutual Insurance Com
pans ofNewoeans who being duly according law,
pose the above trus
ranscripi from the Books Of tho ssid Company.
C. ]. MANsoNI, Secretary
and aignsi before this 30h day July, 1853.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justice of tho Peace,
Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees resolved interest of M
the certificates Profits for the 1885,
holders thereof their legal representatives.
the Eighth day of August, prszimo.
The also declared Dividend of Thty per
Prsmna the Company year ending
Twelfth July 1883 for which certificates
and after the Cd Monday in September next.
THoS. A. ADAMS, President
MOSES GREENWOOD, Vice President.
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ASkDlTS, NUTS, ETC.
Il 1000 Drums NE = SMYRNA FIGS:
800 boxes NJ RAILS whotes halves md mr. bsYss.
800 boxes L0NHoN LAYER RAISINss W 20
30 bags TARAG0NA ALM0NDS5: -
30 bags BRAZIL NUTS, For .as nv
mil a Il Cncup 4 n q" - TX Y q, :, ....-,z.
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, Enc.

HSEbhhpGL
iii W AgoM 8,
CARTS, DRAYs,
OK and TIMBER
WHEELS, HAND
CARTS WHEEL
BARRovs, HAND
TRUCKS, ETC.. etc..
PLANTATION and
ROAD WAGONS
CANE and other
CARTS with Wood
and Iron A1letttreea,
80 Uf..a .Rl fINAF
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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, yesterday, the bill from the
House to establish certain post-roads was
passed.
resolution, submitted by Mr.. Pearce, call
ing for information respecting the recent oc-
currences at Greytown, was adopted. N X,
The River and Harbor bill was under con-
sideration for the rest of the day.
The House of Representatives passed bill
establishing certain post routes, and bill to
increase the pay of the rank and file OF the
army, and to encourage enlistments ;a
A resolution was passed, on motion Of Mr..
Chandler, calling on the President ofthe United
States for information concerning the recent
destruction of Greytown, or San Juan del Norte.
Mr. Eliot, Of Massachusetts,, moved asus-
pension of the rules to enable him To- intro
duce bill to repeal the act known as the
fugitive slave law, Of September, 1850; but
the motion was disagreed to---yeas 45, nays
100. ,s,f,s~ Il \ N, Di
The House, before its adjournment con-
sidered and passed ifty-four private bills
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Is THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT TO
BE A MONUMENT TO wAsHINGTONf
MIR. PADDOCK PRATT.

All civilized nations have delighted to com
mcmorate the exploits and the virtues Of the
great and good Monuments TO perpetuate
them have resulted from a grateful and rev.
erential affection for the founders and for the
heroes and sages Of all countries. 1t is q beau
tiful tribute TO the dead, and a strong incentive
to the living, to emulate the deeds Of ilustri-
GUS benefactors Of mankind. Such we're the
feelings that led TO the Washington monument,
now in process Of erection. 30 esa
That monument was intended, and intended
exclusively, to embodya nations gratitude, and
to render suitable tribute to the great Wash
inqton. But vain, egotistical men, who never
expect TO do deeds that will hand down their
names to posterity, and are anxious to avail
themselves Of any and all shifts and expedients,
TO leave some traces behind them, when they
20 hence forever, are looking wistfully to a
corner in the Washington monument as a
means ofperpetuating their worthless memories.
A number Of mechanics have forwarded to
Washington, for the Washington monument q
block of marble, with an inscription in honor
Of Paddock Pratt, esq. Now It is fair to sup
pose that this block Of marble would never
have found its way to this Federal city, but that
Mr.. Zadock Pratt or Mr.. zadock Prstt's loving
and ambitious friends were anxious TO hand
down the said Mr.. Zadock Pratt to posterty, in
company with George Washington, as twin
companions.
| This block Of marble, that thus ambitiously
seeks admittance into the monument is not q
| patriotic contribution TO that great structure;
Il is contribution to Mr.. Zadock Pratt.
Let the example Of receiving blocks of mar.
BILE that contain inscriptions in. honor Of any
man, other than Washington, be set--let this
block in honor Of Mr.. zadock Pratt be re-
ceived, and rule viii thus be established by
which violence will be done 10 the whole de.
sign Of the monument If this 10 received, all
must be received. Every vain man, every OBJ
scure man, viii get mp block Of marble With
an inscription in his honor, and demand that
it shall find place in the Washington monu-
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which may have been rereved at the departments,
relative 10 the destruction of Greytown for San
Juan del Norte) by Captain Hollins, OF the United
States vessel Cyane; and also that the President
be requested 10 furnish TO the House copies Of the
instructions given 10 Captain Hollins relative 10
the demand for satisfaction which was made in
the name Of the United States upon the authorities
of Greytown. Tor San Juan del NorteD before the
bombardment and destruction Of that place"
Objection having been made, he moved sus
pension of the rules which was agreed to-yeas
100, nays IS and the resolution was passed.
FUGITIVE SLAVE law A
Mr.. ELIOT, of Massachusetts, asked leave
to introduce bill 10 repeal the act of September
1850, COMMONLY known as the fugitive slave law.
Objections were made.
Mr.. ELIOT moved 10 suspend the rules and
demanded the yeas and nays: which were or
dered.
Mr.. SELLERS inquired whether the gentle
man proposed TO repeal the fugitive slave law.
Mr. ELIOT replied that was his object. He
wished TO submit brief statement
Various objections were made.
Mr. SELLERS. We understand the subject
very well.
The question having been taken, the House re-
fused to suspend the rules TO allow Mr.. ELIOT TO
introduce his bill-yeas as nays l2o.
THE ARMY.
Mr.. FAULKNER, by unanimous consent, re-
ported bill from the Committee on Military AT
fairs (strkng out all the features of copy of the
bill TO regulate the pay OF the army and promote
its efficiency to provide for the increase of the
pay of the rank and file OF the army and to en-
courage enlistments, giving bounties for re-en-
stments, increasing the monthly pay of privates
in the infantry to eleven and in the Dragons TO
twelve dollars month, and promotion from the
ranks, &c.)
The bill was passed. TfsES #
After the transaction of business of no public in
terest, .,t o w 1915 EH..r. e
The House resolved itself into Committee of
the Whole House on the
PRIVATE CALENDAR.
Fihy-four bills, reported from that committee,
were subsequently passed. as
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL
was received from the Senate and ordered to be
printed.
The Committee of Ways and Means, the Com
mttee on Enrolled Bills, and the select commit
tee appointed to investigate the facts connected
with the unauthorized alteration Of The Minnesota
land bill, severally obtained leave to be absent
during the sitting of the House, with view to at
tend to pressing business. ta
The House adjourned.
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import traffic in slaves-like that which en-
riched Old and New England seventy years
ago. We hope that they may pause and re-
feet. We trust that they may consider that
they are strengthing the arms of the enemies
Of the south and sharpening the weapons OF
northern fanaticism. Are these men mad
Have they lost all sense Of right? Have they
repudiated every dictate of prudence and dis
cretien? Do they not see that they are arm
ing the hands Of the abolitionists and filling
their magazines with the most destructive
weapons !? Truly, folly is the most fatal of all
things!
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THE POST OFFICE

L
The NORTHERN AND EASTERN MAIL is opened at
8 O'Clock, a. m, and u pm; closes at 4, p. m,
and 9, p. m. s.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL is opened ats, a. m,
closes at 6, p. m. The Southern Mail as far south
Wilmington, North Carolina, arrives at 81 p M;
closes at 9, p. m.
THE NORTHWESTERN MAIL is open at u, p. m.
closes al 3, p. m.
THE WESTERN MAIL is open at s o'clock, a. m.
closes at 3, p. IN,
TnE NORFOLK MAIL arrives at IL, p. m; closes
at 2, p. M, daily except Sundays.
The CALIFORNIA MAIL direct closes here on Sd
and 18th Of each month, at 2, p m.
WARRENToN MAIL arrives at IL, a. m. closes
at 10, a. m.
WARRKSToN SPRINGS arrive at II, a. closes
at 10, a. M, and 9, p. m.
THE CARS
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE at 6 and
81 O'Clock, a. M and 3 and 5 O'clock, p m. The
first and fifth trains connect with the north.
LEAVE BALTIMORE FOR WASHINGTON al Al and
9 o'clock, a. m, and 5 and S O'Clock, p. m. The
first and second trains connect with the Orange
and Alexandria cars.
ADAMS 81 cos EXPRESS
LEAVES WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE AND THE
NORTH at o'clock, p. m; for the SoUTH al
O'Clock. ID. m.
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NJ sIck Headache Remedy

III Sick Headache Remedy remedy lot
the sick headache which has been recently offered
TO the public is attracting great attention, not only
by reason Of the very Satisfactory testimonials 10
its efficacy which have been volunteered by many
who have been benefited by IL, but also because
there are 90 great number Of people who are at
Aicted with the distressing complaint, for which
no medicine has before been made public. Dr.
Eastman, who discovered the efficacy Of his rem
sdy,n is physician in this city, IN hlgh standng,
win large practice He IL a physician in whom
srea, couidence is placed; and we do not wonder
that his remedy for avery common disease, which
has been so long needed, has atractedthe attention
OF all sufferers from headache who have heard Of IL.
From our own knowledge Of DR.. Eastman's char
scter and practice we have no doubt that the med
icin, deserves the favor il receives, and that u will
prove 10 be a great benefit TO all who may give u
a trial--Lvnn Neics, December %, 1883.
For sale in Washington by z. d. GILMAN, and
by all the druggists. Apr
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An Unceremonious yisitor.-A friend in
forms that while family were engaged in
prayer, the other morning, goat, belonging TO a
neighbor, entered the adjoining room, and there
helped himself 10 the breakfast on the table He
could not, however, manage the coffee pot, and so
the best thing he could do with il was 10 kick il
over