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spIRIr OF THE MoRsIEa PRESS.

SS1n1E US sds A51S 4Ht SkAso5.
The IntstItgeneeT, commenting on declara-
tons CT the Detroit Free Press that there il
an sDiding vitality in the Democratic party,
says:
1T is happy temperament that finds con
sOlai0n AID hope in the darkest hour We
certainly are disposed to agree with the Argus
In scms TespeTs A party must indeed pos.
sess some degree Of vitality to survive the
haId knocks which the Democratic organiza
ton has recsived within the last twelve
months. The fragmentary sections of il.
scNers1rIes nave put II 10 some severe tests
unqaestOnatly, and the opportunity to rally
us !oEoser5 has recently been but poorly i'm
Proved "
The Union draws from recent Spanish off
cilI declarations, the conclusion that 1t is the
fixed purpose Of that Government to procras
tinate the settlement of the questions ye
in allegiance between that power and the United
States, and intimatos that it is the purpose OF
THE GOSsrnment 20 iEsi,; upon their settle.
menE in reason able time We may appro-
priaisly add, here, tfst it is generally undes-
stood In this city that Mr. Dodge will 20 on
under Instructions which will compel hina te
bring The Spanish Government to a final de.
cisio2 upon these questions In very shor
order. From our knowledge Of that gentle
mans energy, discretion, emphasis and cour
iesy CT character, We feel assured that II viii
not take lin long to Settle the pressing busi
ness win which he Is to Do entrusted. If il
cen De settled oy psaceabIs meaEs.
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FE <ONAL,.

1.-The Richmond Enquirer Is quito severe
upon Ex Gov. VIM. Smith l. closes its arti
Gle IN allusion to him th1s:
"for whatever services Gov Smith NAV
nave rendered the Democratic party, he has
been rewarded in full measure He has M
oaiaLc, 10 bis credit with which TO cornpencate
the democracy for the damage they may suf-
fer from his pr esent apostscy.
eli, IN truth, Gov. Smi h DE the disinteres,.
ell aud inilexib,e Democrat he Eould Eave the
Wo:ld bs'ieTe, Ichy dos he desert tie paYtz
~ ne A2nT o. IT'S utnloSs nesL, and that too,
Z" o0eatoEcs 10 ths SUggeWtons of y-rsoHa!
'esf"tnth! and disapp0i.ttea ambition
n success!ui resistance 20 the authority of
the party, will result il lis hopeless, disorgani-
cation M mau should be the better for be
uaylng the Democracy. Therefore let con
Fettlon ct The party In the Alexandra Con-
gressional District bring q candidate into the
heif against Governor Smith. If o Wing
should chance TO be elected, tho blanc would
attach to him who bids def snce to the princi.
pies, usages and authority Of the democratic
party"
REV. d. Il. 0Terby Ct Atlanta, was
nominated for Governor Of Georgia, by the
temperance Convention which met at Atlanta
on the 22i ult
LEX Senator uannegan, is said to be q
SaIin advocate Of the Prohibitory Liquor Law
~, 80 10 slave family, lately purchased in
pea' % Senator Sumner have arrived In
o's'on, and are the lions OF the town
.''.Gan. VIM TrOusdals, o; Tennssse., is
put up, BY tie Sumner Flag for the of6ee of
President OK the United States.
LEX. Governor Floyd addressed In. ran.
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BOOK TnIINEs

IHE History or THE HEN FEVER, by Geo.
+. Barnhiu Published By I. B Ps.ers,n
Ibis IS very smusiug work Durham seems
to be The ''baInam" sko raised the eDideuic
that ra71gsd the East SO tf.ctually, ard
spread through oiher parts of tae country to
great extent. He follows the example of
Barnun, aud makes clean breast Of It. civ.
iog fsiitful account 6: TIE naarer Of meta.
noEP5isiag couamon Sarn-y ard fowl t. "Coch n
Chinss" AID "Dorkilgs" lie writes with a
free Pen, AID tie narrative abouuds with mum
erous anecdotes 1t can be obtained ct Ice
Sailli0ston's, corner 0: a street and Penn.
sylvia il avenue.
HE HERES or BELLEEOSr, by Emerson
Bennett We have not as yet read this work.
out Judging from tie former works OF this AZ
in'r-Ve have no hesitation in saying tia. i, i,
Iook OF thrilling interest,
BALGoU's DOLLAR MONTHLY M,c.z-rzb..
conc % hand As usual, it is vel filed, and
takSS stand that will make i, very popular
Throughout, ihs country II can be id at joe
Shiiiingteus
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NAVY SUPPLIES-lS55-'56.
NAVY DEP.f r,
Bureau Of Provisions AMI Closhiug.


March is, 1865.
CEPARATE Proposals sealei and endorsed
- "ProPo ala fer havy Supplies" wis ts re s;ved
this BuTea until o block p N, on saturday, The
ing ION receiving ten dsys' tice ept biscuit
whirh five dsy-' ien shsli to given f. 2 every
tseny thou~srd pound reluirei) at the United
sta'ee navy-yard* aF,tba,lss own, Msssschu et's,
Bro kyn, feT York, ard Gcspo (. Virginia, such
iantties. only Ct the il,wing article: az may be
relui ct or ord red from the ntractors ny The
CHI tf Of this bureau. or ~ the rep ctivs MN md
ing officers OF the said navyyara, during the fiscal
ear entirr June CO. 1886, VII:
Flour, b, cait, wDtksy, sugar, tea, coffee, RICE
mflssses vim, gar, pickles, be and dried xpples
TIE to1r sh>n b. super fine, and Of the manufac
eure o: wheat grown la the yesr 1858 or 1855; but
sotl: In ali csses 80 maprfec.u red from whea: o
the cop imm-d stey preceding the dates Of tie re-
In siisa for ne ean-; shall be perfect est AID
iI'l respects Of the best q ally. shall TO doiv
srtd In gool thrpiog oscer free all charge to tire
I'm ted Eta 81 In tho best W, wsilseaaons', sound
tre tarrels, or half barrels, Us tie csse may b..
tbs slaves snd head dgs to be OF Viii ssk Of the
best quality, strong and well hsoT ed, with lining
hoops or utd zach head, fnd equal in qoality Il,
saDpis barrel at ssid nsvy YARDS two half barrels
TO be considered SIS barTl, aud not more than enc
SIKH the re1ui ed qusrt;ty to he 10 bal. barrels
III, biscuit shail be made wholly from sweet su-
Terfne oCr If the manussctuie If The year 1884 or
leo, but sbGll in al cases be Manufactured fl ON
f'ur mcde of the crop immsd ately Pr cedn be
dates Of the req litions for tina same and shall be
faily equal Ia quail y, ard coufoYm in sise and
shape to The samples which ere d. posits in the
said navy yard; soa!l BE- properly baked, tbcrougn
~ kiln dried, well pacs ed, and delivered fie, OF
charge to tho Upitsd sta.ac. In good sour d vsll.
dried b. light dur barrels, as shove Deserted Nth
the heed vel 'eoar d CT in air and wsters;cbt
wtiskey or Spirit barrels, a; the option Of tbs 6u
rsaI.
Ihs whshsy fhsu be made wholly from Grain.
'ouod and meIchsrtshle, and bs q ~ ner can't
above proof Icnrdiny t, the uoit.d ststss custom
house ftandard. II shall Be deliver. In good 80
s-urd, b-gh tires gu r:srs no d, weiLse ,s. mad
TO be made efthIes piece heading and Ven pa;nted
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PREMIUM ROOTS

GENTLEMEN ARE rcque sted II call at INV Store.
" Brown Hole, and examine the fine case OF
BOOTS that was a rnrded THE INQUEST pRsMrur N
The NJ trorotan MechaR.s' institute, manufac-
iure1 by Co frey Co, Pailaielphia. Please call
-ariT, "a they viii b. returned in a few 6ay. Ihayr
hne assortment sf BOOTS on hand and for sale
iron t''- same establishment; also, Of c. Bepker's
and C'nTad's make Of Philadelph As well "a
est srlsc,ed stock OF Boots that has ever hten in
The marker John Mills
fastinnablr Bootma. er, Browns Hotel.
mar rs. Int, Union, Seat and O,gaD3f1
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pie Of Washington county, atlast court, In be.
half Of his claims for seat in the next Leg.
islature of Virginia. In the course of his
speech, he pitched into the Know Nothings Sc.
vsrely.
....W. 81 Chauveuet, E:q Assistant Pro.
fessor OF French, died at the Naval Academy,
Annapolis, on the 18Th inst. Mr.. Chauysnst
was Q native OF France. but from early man.
hood resident Of Psnns7lvania. He was the
gentlemen of the Old School," in purity of
heart and gentleuess Of manners. and was
much endeared TO his associates and pupils.
1.-THE New York Poole Association has re
solved lat eulogy shall be pronounced on
"Blll' Posls in New York, Philadelphia
Baltimore aud Albany, by Mr. Turner, the
president OF the Association.
1.-THE New Orleans Delta Of the 7th inst,
thu. notices the arrival of J. 3 DeBow. Esq
in that city:
Mr. De Bow has arrived in tbs CITY, from
w ashing;on, and is now staying at the st
Charles hotsl. His many friends and admirers
will be pleased 10 welcome back fellow citi
zen, who, in his Official capacity, has given
such unques ionable satisfaction to the public
at largo by his talent, unwearied industry and
zeal. Dir. De Bow has dons much for tie In.
tereSts OF be South, ard his practical yiews,
great powers OF application, end sincere pa
triotism are acknowledged on every eide.
....Daniel D. Washington, Esq, of Putin AN
CO., Va, is a candidate TOR CoDgtes In ths Dis
trict ateIy represented by Mr. Lewis. His ad
dress to the voters shows that he is . Democrat
| and opposed to Know Nothingisn.
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. Tho Emperor CT Austria at the present
moment is dedicsting lis time almost exclu.
sively to the army. The greatest activity
prevails in all tho departments Of the war
Office. Francis Joseph has signiGed lis inten.
ton to head his army in case of a general
European war.
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NCTtCE TO TIE MANUFACTURERS
~ and Vendors OF Bricks, AMI 10 all wh m il
may concern: The undersigned rcby caution the
PUBIC ho 10 credit or trust any Person or persons
our cint or Individual accounts, underany renresen
taii"ns whatever, Tn bricks or any other commodity
xcept they be members of our respective families
i"r whose pecuniary obligations we are Of course
individually habe. A. II MECHLIN
mar lI-3.e0r T.. ALEXANDER
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MUSICAL NOTICE

ME-. ROBERT TELLER having resolved ~ re-
VA tire from his late occupation on account of The
too great sxeri N of trav ling and ince SAINT wear
and tear Of mind and body, and being invited b,
many citizens ami families of Wash ngton 20 be-
come Tesid M among them, he will be happy 10
remain, provided a certain number OF EupiIs offer
Themselves for Improvement upon the Pianoforte
Mr. Heller can only IJns>ibly undertake a limited
nunber, inasnu IN as his lime Is much occupied
with lis own musical abOrs.
For terms, &c Mr.. Hell er would respectfully re-
fer aPpl ean.s to A. T. kieckhoefer, Esq.
mar l7-Jf
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TIE WEEKLY srAR.

80 we have had so many calls for copies sf
tbs paper containing the Bounty Land law
sni the ins,ructions Of the Commissioner as
20 the proper manner to draw up the applica-
tons COZ bounty land, We have republished it
in this weeks issue. II can be bad at our
counter. The Weekly Star, containing this
law, Is one Of the very best family papers
printed, aud costs only Sl.25 year.
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W Susyed on yesterday morning, from No
IL 397 Thirteenth street, between q and II. a
Newfoundland DOG-colpr, black, fore paws In
tie tmged with gray, auJ answers 10 the name OF
Leo Had on, when he left, a Uroad brass collar
win the name and residence of the owner thereon
Any Oh returning him 10 the subscriber will be lib
orally rewarded. WILLIAM HANDY
mar 49,
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WASHINGTON NEWS AID GOsSlp.

4he company appointments IN the Few
Hesineats -FIom what We learn, we Judy,
Tat there mus have been an sye-a1a os ono
Ahoted applications for each commissioned
'tice IN the P.ssidcns's gift in connection
WIKI 'he four new regiments. There are some
H1naIea5 o. gentlemen from distances now
As'e' Urging their own claims or those Of per.
s'ns IN whose success they are innsdia,e;v
Interested squads OF these gentlemen ,-a
seen daily around places wherein a min,
nay &c made 20 carry cut heir e,ss Tbo;-
''i'g sthHes rS fAvo.ably inasmu.h as il
Auca Eighsr tore than We have
ceen accustomed 70 see manifested By office.
seekers IL Washington. Toe President and
secretary Of Var are, therefore, probably
1@E'Dg much easier time of it than ,bey
"-u-d &c likely TO have over the dis,ribp,;o,
u an equal amount OF patronage rot con.
neeted with the military branch of The cov.
eiN1' We learn that mos, Of the appli
CATS served IL the Mexican war, and take il
fOf grated that fair share OF the uppoin,.
Po;n'msn's viii be ma1s f-cra tina, class al
cur fe.l,w eitizens
1ss:srdsy, and the day te.o.s, as we'll as
'1e d-y before that, il was runo,sd on
the Avenue, that the official sIa,.n wa,
made CT, AID that the app,int.nents would |
certainty !e announced In few hours 10
70 8 N yesterday be Ee.er, we are satisfied
noting final lad been decided UPON. Tbs,
Is tie Whole programmes had not, q, that
'lmc Deen determined On by the President
$50 nrst BE sadly perpIeIed, Indeed, with
t1e coif'--irg Claims Of tie rival Candidates
Ter his favor
>" shall Keep the Star open to the
Ia'es' possible uoment to- day, in he hope that
We 'haii be able to chronicle these appoiut-
Eeats- This morning, We have reason 10 bs.
AeSe 'aey were al substantially determined
CD, though it may be ,ha, their promuIg,,iop
vii tie delayed sor DAY or Two longer.
-se ststo Ct Political Lfa:-e on ths Pa.
ei1s SIDE The last two arri7als from Cali
iorni2 brig rs5s for the formation OF new
P0luca! oTgan- ZatiOn in that STATE, desigred
A'oTed-T &c bTiog about dissolution Of the
e"aLee'iol Of &C ifoInia and Oregon, Wash.
ing;on ard C,Ga Territories, from the rest OF
u .
'ne i'aae's Ct The movement, evidently &C.
fioe@i a'aTns The conductors o: all the con
si'S'''s J'a'na's Of tie new Safe, who com
men' upon &c scheme in Indignant articles.
Du'h 'hs last two sessions Of Congress, We
repeatedly warned the ren Der. tia. ,b.;-
attention 70, ard failGr2 to sp2sscia,c the real
necessities Of tie Lew ate for governmental
eaEe and iibera!ily, would be likely to re,uI,
in the generation Of just su:h movements IS
tie enc TO which We here refer
California sprang, fell grown, into the far,.
iiy OF Statts, With greater absOluts require
Usnis for tls proper transaction Of the Gen.
sral Governments business within her bound
siIcs' than EXIT anywhere out Of the great
State Of New York Yet Corr rsss has, for
the rost part, persisted in ignoring these so
inpoT:ah. facts in legisls ilg for her, sppro.
pria.-ng EcDsy to be Ga pe1ted ,hsrs as though
under tie belief that Trey were giving 1t away
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a Large quantity of wires for tho telegraph
for the Crimss has been landed at Varna, SO
there will probably soon be q direct commu
1ica,ion between the seat Of war and France
md England.
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rOAL FOR SALE LAVA SUPERIOR LOT
~ Of White A,h COAL for sa c fow for cash, to
ci Sc OUT II applied for soon at Tie subscribers ynrd
on Rev York avenue, between IL h and I4th sis.
mar 1887 JAMES DAILY
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absolutely. Sensible people 10 the new State
all realize that they have been shansfully
neglected by the National Legislature, and
the Pacific side demagogues are aiming to
max, something for themselves by playing
upon that sentiment a. It exists In the popular
mind of Caiifcrnia. This Is the key to the
new movement, which threatens to convulss
the State to the centre, If not to end. In their
separation FROM the Atlantic side States. The
ALARM manifested already by the conductors
Of all the papers Of standing in that quarter,
satisfies us that there is much moro danger in
the movement than is at present generally be-
lieyed on this side Ct the Rocky Mountains.
Worthless Annually, for many years past
tho publishers of the New York Tribune have
put forth party pamphlet, under the soubri.
qust of an Almanac" The Wing Almanac I"
From its title one might judge that what it
embraces in the way of statistical facts arc
accurate; that is, of its fixed facts-those which
continue the same from year to year. This.
however, Is not so. We opened this Almanac
for 1855, first at the 10th page, wherein we
fad collection of errors sufficient to discredil
the work in toto. Thus, David r. Atchipson,
Of Nc, is therein written down the Y. p Of
the United States, pro tenn. Now, Jesse d.
Bright was elected to that position early il
December last, one month before this Almsua
purpcrts to have been issued AS i. may.
however, We ailege that il waJ necessary to
print the work moro than q month in advance
OF he new year, and that this great mistake
thus crept into it, we pass that over. But g
similar excuse cannot be alleged for the mis-.
takes concerning the compensation of the
chief officers of the government. which we
fnd on that same 18th page, wherein the
salaries OF the Vice President and the heads
OF the departments 40 alleged to be-cf
the first mentioned, 5000 per annum, and
Of the others sc COO Per anrum, while the
Attorney General is set down at $4,000 Per
annum
Ihis is wholly Incorrect The pay Of the
Vice President is s. coo PEI annum, while thai
Of the heads Of all the departments, including
the Attorney General, is also S.. 900 Per ann IN
These rates Of compensation were acoorsed By
Congress two years ago, the compensation Ct
the Attorney General not having been as low
as 81 900 per aDnum Tor many years past
Having found these 60 gross errors in TIC Fl ISL
page CT the Almanac for 1855, on which orr
eyes were cast, it strikes ms that il is hardly
worth while 10 look turtle. into il.
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DEBT OF THE STATE CT MISSOURI This
State owes for bonds ISIS ed on its own aocoun,
$500 600 Il has loaned lis credit by endorse.
nent OF the bonds Of railroad companies to the
amount OF IS $50, 600.
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b The New York Tribune claims the vic
tory in New Hampshire as belonging to ''sam.
b." AID Is greatly rejoicel thereat.
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SAVE YOUR QUARTERS

Until MONDAY, and men purcha.e a Tirke,
- mf the EAHlBl ilJN al Odd Fellows Hall
Everybody viii receive n box co. taiaing
sPI- = - . . G,tt.o EVHkCfg,
piece Of Calls fnc
JEWEbRY, or SON article Of utility and beauty
t+GO EARLY; as The number is limited
mar TIT
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OLD SOL nIERS, SAILORS. AND

{ IAN nave their papers prepared, aid Warrant,
~ % aimed, under the late Bounty Land Act Of
VI rch :, less, by calling att G banking house of
HAMILTON @ FAINT
M 43l Penos yIvania Avenue
70 N. b. The highest price paid for LAM War
'"HIs ma l1-4t
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Ert,aa f Om tie &C. IF Fcnsre,, y rrorsd Au,u.t
1896.


"Src Ind be It further epac.ed Tia ftCm and
sfter the If this at very pro oss, for "a
Val supplies invited BIZ the secr tary II the Esvy
the roo 70 me General ppr pr at on IL
Sr tie navy, approved Narch thru, Ell htsen hun
deed atd fr y thIea, shalt be acecmpa ed by n
written guar nee siE-ei b. one O. more r, porsi
ole pes n, t. the effs t tat or they ,Sersko
hit the bid 'e- bidders ril if Tia or their I'd ha
Accepted, ttsr mt All obi: atin in ,ucb tine rs
may Be- rr-tc inPd h the Sacrefsry Of II = Nav
a1tb sood asd uicient surtes, to furnish the SUI
pi ss prep SEQ No prrposal sha be cons de-cd IN
lees sccompa MED By 81 b guarantee. Ii after III.
piano. OF p Insal nd MOTIF alton th.r.oI o.
the Dijdrr or bidders h ihsy sh III toll 70 er ts
into al obi at wi hin t: time preec ibed by f.
Gee etsry OF ne Navy with good aNd efficient sur
ties, Coz lurnishins tie fuppes, then Set.e.srv
Il III. Esvy shall proceed to ccntn CT wi h sorre
cthe- person or persons fer fl nishnC ths "a sun
plio-. AMI stsll fcrthwi:h oaafe the difference b
tween me amount contsinsi in the 2. opotai so
gnarantisd snd tn. amount fer whica lie NAV Ia
connacei ior furni hing the ssic suprlias Il N
whole ieriod Of the proprpossl 20 be CHARGED n.
a,s'nst said bild.r or bidders sad he or tber era
ate'y recovered by the Unit sta,as, for ths use O
the navy Dsp' rim ut, in ac.icn OF deh. ara n
either or al CT SD ptrsousn
Public, Eo1.l
JOINT REsoE UrfoN relative 10 bids for rrov;sions
clothing ard small stores for tie Use of the n,,v
Resored 6y ne Senate and House Of Represes.ta.
tees of the Usited States of Anerie1 IN Co,r,ss -
semoled, That all lies for supplies of proyisions
cIotLing and small stores for the use OF the nav
may be rejected at toe option If the department. il
1sde oy one who is not known IS a manu- facturer
Of or regular dealer in the article p-onosed In he
iurnished, which fact. or the reverse must be dis
nncty stated in the bids offered that The bids of all
persons who may have failed to com, ly with the
conditions Of any contracts they may have preyi
ousy entered into with the United states shall a;
the option OF the department, be rejected that u
ore IMAM one bid be offered for the SUPPLY of ar
article On account Of any party, either in his
own name, or Ia the mama of his partner clerk, or
any other person. the whole of such bids shall be
Jected at the option of the department. and that &C.
partners Of sny firm shall not be rsreiSed as sue
Ties for each hs-; and thst, whenever it may be
deemed nee sssry, for the pteres Of the govern.
m-nt and the health Of the crews OF the United
states vessels to procure particular brands # fou
which srs bnewn to keep best "a distant stations
the Bureau Of Provisions and and Clothing Nitb
the appreciation Of the sec,etsry of the Navy. be-
and hereby Is authorized to procure the sane on
the best terms, 10 ma ket cveit
Approved 81 March, 1854.
. mar 5-lsw4W
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George G BBOCKE,
Attorney and Ccuaselior.af.Ls w,
UPPER MAtBOROUGU.


AARYLAsD,
VIII practice IN the Courts OF Prince Georges Cal
vert, Charles and 81. Mays iouhiirs, and in
TIE COURT OF APPEALS
And give prompt attention 20 the collection Of all
claims in either OF tie above Counties
mar l6-d.}rX
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N~MErROPOLITAN MECHANICS, IN
- SIlTUTE The Perfumerv, Fancy Soap.
&c, made and deposited By l. McCiain OF PhiIa
.elpl.la: The committee recommend 10 lie hi,hes,
:ommendaliOn the beautiful anu elegant preparations
f this gentieman's exhibition. The Exracts ar,
9qual IN every particular, if Mt sGpe .;,r 20 any o.
he best imported articles. HIS Su,ps for washing
lnd shaving. Hair Ois and TONES, & are certain
y equal 10 any that have fallen under our hO,ic,
anywhere Tne STYLE &C I1te.ng a nj putting I'm dis
lays great care and experience, and meets he en-
curag ments Of all. His articles fully svs iain their
eputaiion received n The first exhibition OF The In
.t,,ute. JFCI,px
Or f. HOWARD
tCopy from the report " Topb
81 Inc Judges.l DR. II Il. tRovsFpys,
Dr.D q. Clarke.
The Perfumery. Fancy Soaps, Tooth Pa.,es, 30,
IhIbted BY VI CLAN az he late Far can IN.
purchased # 4 e. McINTIRE corner of Seyputh
'ud | streets; WALLACE ELLIOT, rner Of +
lnd TIVE lab siT,Cis; Ms FAULKNER, Seventh,
-ireCt, 8b We
Manufactured al No los North Sixth street. Phil
aielphIa, Penn mar ILL.,
PREAC HING Rev. p. .Jci,
~ ter viii iolh a German service next sun
'"y mnrri1s, IA" I5 instant, at 10 O'Clock, NJ he
hinmo'a Engine House, Capit-l HfGI. ami I'm linz
AT moon Of the same fay, al c'cInck. al the Sw-
zen oofeian Church, .r;h Captri stree q. Capitol
III. Al German friends ara iHvi 81 10 attend
T. MLlSTER,
mn lo-2S German IL 10. med Preacher
F,NO ICE-THE FIRST GRAND AN
80 nual Ddi' ut toe Eagle Club vii b. given.
| Forrest Ha !, Georgo town, N THURSDAY, the
18th April.
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sDtNi FDS = a. The snle a,vertised 10 take
I place This Day al % o'cloct owing to the IN
iPmency OF the ws-iher, has been postponed until
iCE>DAf n H, 2oih inst, at l0k o'ci"cs, as fp'
neI!y aiveTisei, tie sail gods Of j. w. Jou1da,
levied u2on by me uadsr a warrant at di>trainf, Wi
DC sold JAMES ENNIS, Daifff.
p S.-J. " J0urion's card VIII b. answered on
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