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NOV Is YOUR CHANCE, AT THE

IN Store corner Of Seventh and streets, No. 409.
Just received from Messrs. 0ber Co.. Of Bait.
more very superior and fresh stock of Drugs; ais
some very rare and fine Chemicals not to be found
at any other store than the uf Seventh and
streets, No 400.
IL is necessary TO mention only few, as have
every article that is connected with the business.
Benefits Cod Liver Oil, now highly recommended
by the physicians of city. Also all Roses Med
Jayne's Medicines.
A. II. 4 John Bulls Sarsaparilla.
Ayers Pectoral and Pills.
Lovets Wahpene.
Van Dusen's Wahpene.
And all Patent Medicines in use.
A very superior lot Of Medicinal Brandes and
Wines.
am now prepared TO furnish ladies with some
very rare and choice perfumes, imported only b,
John Bouray Son, Of Baltimore. The lavors ar
jocky-club musk, patulo, sweet brier, mile feur,
and many others.
swan; Atmospheric soda, Is tickets for one
dollar.
Il. s. If you want IN drink very superior quality
Of Soda Water, On at tie store 409 aud try it, tn,
avors are strawberry, nectarine lemon sarsaparia,
ginger, pepper, orange, orgeat, vanilla, sherbert,
rough and ready syrup, and several others. Aftei
drinking those fine syrups, call for some Of thost
fine cigars, just imported by Messrs. Prick Bal,
Of Baltimore FROM three to six centsa piece.
For sale one Of Bruce's improved patent complete,
for 1850, draw-pipe included. warranted perfect II
not sold soon, shall supply the lovers Of his soda
also.
Soda-water manufactured at the fountain at IL l2
cents per gallon, or delivered for is cents.
Call and examine for yourselves.
w. T. EVANS
1g-n NO. 40s, corner 9TH and II streets.
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Mrs. Cooper, OF Norfolk,

The Norfolk Beacon Of Tuesday says, we learn
that the wife Of Mr.. George Cooper, Of whom so
much has been recently said through the columns
Of the public journals, has again taken her depar-
ture from her liege lord. 1t win be remembered
this is the lady for whose spiritual good so much
interest has been manifested by the priests Of the
Catholic church. Mr.. Cooper, on returning from
his work in the navy yard Saturday evening, found
the house locked up, and was informed by the SER
want that Mrs. G. had taken the Baltimore boat for
parts 40 yet unknown.
This is the day fixed by the Millerites for the
and of tho world e4t n N8
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sW- We distinctly repudiate the sugges-
tons made by our local editor yesterday, in
relation to the bank account, statements, &C.,
Of the City Councils, in which it is stated that
they chad legislated away money without
knowing whether they had one cent in bank,
or not and we do so without waiting for any
application from any member Of the Councils
on the subject The suggestion is, on the face
Of il, unjust to the Councils, and ought not to
have been made
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A CARD.

FASHIONABLE Dress Making. - Ladies
G wishing their figure improved, will do well TO
call on Mrs. N. A. EATON, a few doors north OF
Pennsylvania avenue 18th street.
The latest fashions received monthly from Paris
Mrs. \. has employed French lady TO superintsnd
the work.
=. T. Taylors Dress Cutting Rule taught At bali
past six A. NJ, and at o'clock, p. N:
business sp 1s-eo2w
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EDUCATlON.--The members and friends
IL Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, land All
others friendly 10 the object residing in the District
Foundry Church, on friday tomorrow evening. the
20th instant at o'clock TO consider the propriety Of
establishing school or college in this city, the
ot stock principle 70 be under the patronage Of the
Methodist EpiscopA Church.
an l9--2ts
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

II between LIST and I'd streets. These houses ar,
four stories in height with dry cellar beneath. and
contain al the necessary convenences for family,
such as water, gas, furnaces ranges. bells, &c.
ter distribute through every room, by force pumps
Altogether, this Is favorable opportunity for hos
DESTROYS Of purchasing, or renting superior dwell
ing house, as the terms will be made moderate.
Enquire Of John b. Ward, in the adjoining house.
or at the corner Of 18th and Canal streets.
SD lg--2w lint 6t)
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MARRIED,

On the 18th instant, in Georgetown, d. O., by the
Rev. Bernard A. Mcguire, Presdent Of Georgetown
College, Mr.. D. A. O'BYaSE, of Savannah. Georgia
10 JosAPHINE, daughter Of Bennett Clements, Esq.
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Fitxhugh Carter, Esq, of Fredericksburg, died
recently in that city He was bachelor, and
very wealthy 4
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TO nv CONTINUED.

dering declarations MS to what the administration
win do, and holds forth the idea that all the thun-
der Is the Presidents. But, whenever the whole
thing ia found TO be condemned by public opinion,
the editor steps out and bows and scrapes and
bushes, and says that all the noIse was his own
and not his masters He Is smart fellow, aud
has evidently read to advantage the anecdote Of
the wsiting-maid who got fine new gown by
taking upon herself an awkward mishap that befel
her mistress in COMPANY. --Louispikie jour.
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lIi,6se n
Increase, 40 per cent.
The road Is twenty per cent. longer.

"SAs' IN UsIroRN.--The Wythevie Telegraph
states that, at q recent parade Of the Volunteer
Rinemen, at Mount Airy, in Wythe county, vote
OF the company was taken, which resulted thus :
For Flounoy, ~ for Wise, q; neutral, 2.
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Uon- VIM =. smi,h,s speech.

We commence to-day the republication Of
the eloquent and effective speech of the Hon.
VIM. r. Smith, of Alabama, In defence Of
the doctrines of the American party We have
heretofore published an edition OF nearly TWEEN
ty thousand copies, and they have been long
ago exhausted. This speech, and the admira-
BILE letters of Hon. Kenneth Rayner, should be
placed in the hands of all who desire to inves-
tigate the principles Of our party, and TO read
unanswerable arguments, overthrowing the po-
sitions taken by the anti-American party
against us. We have just published second
edition of Mr.. Rayner's letters, and have few
thousand only on hand.
We shall publish fifteen thousand copies OF
Judge Smiths speech 1t will go into our
weekly Of next week, and then be put into
pamphlet form.
In consequence Of the number pages ofthe
pamphlet being greater than we had at iirst
supposed it would be, the postage Is higher,
and we cannot afford the speeches at less thar
three dollars per hundred, postage being pre-
paid. The orders heretofore received will,
however, be filed upon our terms first pub
lished, to wit 81 30 per hundred. The money
must in all cases accompany the orders for the
speeches, or for papers, as we cannot open ac-
counts for papers or pamphlets. The material
and labor are paid for in cash, weekly, and our
profits are too small to justify credit being
given upon either our newspaper or the pam
phlets. It will not be convenient for us to
issue another edition Of Judge Smiths speech,
and we therefore request that orders be sent
at once, before we distribute the type The
pamphlet edition will be ready for delivery in
two weeks The Weekly organ containing
it will issue next week and be forwarded in
packages at the same price as the pamphlet
edition.
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MoSreoxERv CouHH-AsorBER BoLrrR. We
are grsti6ed TO announce that Colonel Williams, Of
ohristiansburg, has received the American nomi-
nation tor the House Of Delegates, In Montgomery
county. Colonel w. has always been Democrat,
and his nomination is another proof that the
American party is not the old Wing party in dis
guise.
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Colonel James Thrift has been nominated as the
candidate Of the American party for the Legisla-
turo from the county of Fairfax
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Q. A. Brownson, Of the Catholic Review, l. lee.
turing In New Orleans
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INTERVIEW BETWEEN Mr.. MARCY AND THE SPAN.
IsH MIsIsrER.--We are credibiy informed, SAYS
the New York Evening Post that Immediately or
very soon after intelligence Of the assault made BY
Spanish cruiser upon the FL Dorado reached
Washington, Mr.. Macy had an interview with the
Spanish Minister, which resulted In an immediate
and unconditional admission by the latter that biz
government has been guilty Of a trespass upon our
commerce, and promise at once to send iustruc
lions to Governor Concha to see that hereafter nc
vessels sailing under the American flag, however
suspiciousit may appear shall DO redat or brought
to, unless within nine marine leagues Of the shor.
which is the extent Of marine jurisdiction con
ceded to all nations having sea exposure.
Such concessions were cheerfully made, as we
learn, by the Spanish minister, and his instruc
tons in accordance with them are already, we
presume, in the hands of Governor Concha. IN
view Of this state Of facts, we beg to ask, VIII,
was Commodore McCauley sent of with 80 much
parade, and why does the Washington Union keep
up such perpetual din!
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ORGANS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c.

ORGANS, EOLIAN PIANOFORTES,& c.
rUy III undersigned respectfully calls the
IL attention OF the publ TO the superior toned
chapel Organ, which pac, d in the U cture Room %
the Smithsonan Institute by the consent Of Prof
Henry, Secretary Of ssid Institute. Also, TO fn,
Rosewood Parlor Organ both from the celebrated
factory OF Henry Erben, Of New York, all If winch
exhibition at the late Fair Of the Metropoli-
tan Mechanics Institute.
The undersigned has also on hand one Of those
beautiful Eohan Pianofortes from the factory Of Y.
Gilbert A Co., Boston, and splendid Papier Macbe
Case Psrlor Melodeon, made by T. O. Gardner Co.,
Connecticut; the last AIMED instrument can be seen
at the Music Depot Of Messrs. Hilbus 4 Hitz
For terms, &c, apply TO the undersigned, al HE
residence.
Instructions given on all the above instruments
and in Vocal Music. J. 4. SCHEEL 4 CO.,
ap le--eotf No 462 l4th street north.
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The following letter from the Mayor If New York
TO the President, will illustrate what have said
shout felons and paupcrs
MAroa's 0rrIcE, New York,
January 2, 1855
His Exoellency FnASxLrS PIERCE
Prsidsat oft United States.
DIAN Sra There can be no doubt that, for many
years. this port has been made sort Of penal colony
FOR felons and paupers by the local authorities Of
several Of the confidential European nations. The
desperate character Of portion of the people arrv
ing here from those countries together with the in
Grease " crime and misery among that class Of our
population, with other facts before u.s. prove concu
sively that such is the case.
It's unnecessary 70 refer to the gross wrong thus
sllusion to the jeopardy of our lives and property
from this cause Men who by long career Of crime
I'd dcstitution, have learned 70 recognise no lava
ether civil or natural fail to produce feelinas
Of terror at their approach.
The inherent right Of every community 10 protect
itself from dangers arising from such emigration
cannot be questioned. New York has submitted TO
il long enough The disease and paupersm arri wing
here, almost daily, fron abroad, is Of ITSELF sun
eient evil; but when 70 IL Is added crime we must
be permitted TO demonstrate. We ask the interior.
sncc ~ the General Government il Is it's duty to
protect rs from foregn aggression with ball and
non, 81 10 Il ts duty TO protect us against enemy
more nsidious and destructive though coming in
another form. 500
call your attention TO this subject hoping Il will
reevs from you that action which its very great inn
portance 70 the whole country demands.
am, very truly, yours, &c,
FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
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Disc ussion at Fairfax c. H., virginia.


A political discussion, we are informed, took
place at Fairfax c. H., on Monday last, between
one Of our friends Captain F. F. G. Triplett)
and one Of tho foreign party 1t had been her
aided abroad that Sam" was to be demoish-
ed on that day by Messrs. Funston, Berry, and
Lacey, and large concourse Of people were
present to see it done. Mr.. Funston, who, i
is stated, had been commissioned by the Rich.
mond Junto to abuse the American party, re-
peated Mr.. Wise's speech very handsomely be-
fore the people, SAM" in the mean time,
listening to the thunder which was not much
inferior to the original thunder Of MIR. Wise
himself When its reverberations ceased, there
was a call for q Triplett," and SO this tall Ken
tuckian came forward as Sans" defender.
We understand that Captain Triplett's
speech was an ample and eloquent defence Of
american principles" and made deep i'm
preston. His opponent fought manfully, but
he manifested consciousness ofthe inherent
weakness of his cause, and was evidently
striving only to carry out the instructions
from headquarters. Messrs. B. H. Berry and
Horace Lacey did not present themselves
though heralded 1t is thought that Mr.. Lacey
had been amused sufficiently on a previous oc-
casion in Alexandria.
The county Of Fairfax gave General Scott in
1852 one majority, and Judge Summers for
Governor Is majority. 1t viii give the "Amer-
lean ticket at least $50 majority in May.
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The Auburn IN. " Advertiser, the home organ
Of Governor Seward, thus alludes to the American
party:
"Southern politicians very soon find out the
bearings and sympathies of political combinations
and associations. It did not take them long to
discover that, in the Know-Nothing element, the
cause Of slavery has found powerful ally. For
this reason, there has been general stampede into
the Know-Nothing Lodges at the South.
This Is the way the American party Is opposed
at the North by the friends of Governor Seward.
At the South, on the other hand IL Is stigma
tized by the supporters of Wise, Pierce Jefferson
Davis and other potentatcs Of the same kidney, as
the ally of Abotionism. Now, Il cannot well be
both. And does it not prove the utter desperation
Of It's enemies In both sections Of the Union, that
they assail II on such Numerically opposite and
Inconsistent groundsf How can the same party
DO both an Abolition and an anti-Aboltion party ?
Can man be black and white at the same times
The truth Is, the American party is the only con-
sentative party Of the day. The old Wing party has
become defanct and the Democratic party is fast fol-
lowing in it's footsteps under the extraordinary lead
ership Of that great military chiefan the President
of the United States. The seundest the ablest, and
the best men Of both these parties have deserted
their old organizations, and are now fighting to-
gether under the American flag. And at the next
Presidential election they win utterly annhate the
dsunionists Of both sections, and the cohorts OF
corruption who subsist upon the patronage Of the
present administration.
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IsocuLArlos ron yellow FKyER.--rhs Havana
correspondent Of the New York Express has the
following paragraph on subject that Win be new
TO all our readers:
"Dr. Humboldt, anephsw of the celebrated Hum
boldt, has opened hospital here, where be inoc.1-
iates for the yeiioso fsvsY. His mode ofpraetice Is
similar to that of vaccination for the smallpox but
he does not communicate his secret to what Is
the virsls be uses. Many rumors are in circulation
concerning it-some that Il is the poison of ser
pent, others that it the Juice of an herb, others
again, that il is the blood taken Som some yellow
fever patient Whatever 1t Is, the government
seems determined to allow him a fair trial, and
supply him freely with patients to experiment upon
principally soldiers, who have lately come from
Spain, and who would certainly have the fever be-
fore the summer was passed. Ifthese men escape
from this scourge Of the tropics i will certainly be
a strong argument in favor Of Dr.. Humboldts
theory. He is confident in the efficacy OF his IN
ocuation, and Is sure Of success. His hospital u
Just outside the walls and ID very comfortable and
pleasant Several Americans and Englishmen have
been inoculated; they say they were feyerish and
somewhat i'll in consequence, but were dismissed
as cured in the course of week. What blessing
TO humanity viii this discovery prove, II it is not
| another humbug."
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAiLwAr.--Receipts for the
year ending
March 81, 1885 &s43, $50 81
March 81, 1874 2sl,793 90
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-AvY BOUNTY LAND AND EXTRA PAYp oTyEy
~ --Enunty land and "sxtrS pay" for q q s.yv
a ofy hc., IN all vSrs since 1Ts0-,hsir vldors AL
bsirs-profnp'y obtained AMI paid.
raianee due viovs and b~irs a. cs.sssed T. r. sfsy,
and others collected, and al tnds u eAH. axanst H.
Unltea fts,ss recovered ty
se,t, shl 0Ats) rsSU I. s. ss,y, q Val rs.sl
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IA FDDfsG, VISITING, AT uoNy AID BrsrNrss
w faFds Engraved aud printed Ia Tie fA1haaalla
- r. e1anw eussloes nns silver piaed ar af nusnsy
* AZ Fsng aAa business cAsds printed IRON a. ptis 80
10 = DeastH And drsysteh Orders ~
aasfded q, ". tfSpfrT yngfaftF Ion tfess
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VTSOa IIvEkpO0I--UNITTD STATES MAIL STEAM
IL ship PACIFIC Ezra Sye, commanfcr.-lhis steam.
ship Ei depart vi n the United States mails for Europe
positively Wednesday, sept 8, at IL O'Clock NJ
rom her berth at the foot Of Canal street.
For freight passage, having uIeqaaled accommoda-
tons for elegance and comfort, apply to
EDWARD h. COLLINS, SO Wall street.
Passengers are requested 70 be on board TO- o'clock
a. NJ.
Shippers please take notice hat the ships Of this line
cannot carry any goods con,raband OF var.
All letters must pass through the Post 0fhce--any
others viii be returned
The steamship Atlantic win succeed the ci6c, and
eail Sept h.
TNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL. UNITED STATES
the following
ATLANTIC, Capt West. BALTIC, Capt Comstock.
PACIFIC, Capt Nye. ApRIAtIC, Capt. -.
There ships have been built by contract expressly for
government service. Every has Been taken their
construction also In their engines 70 ensure strength
and speed and their passengers
upequalcd for elegance and comfort Pfce Of passage
from New York TO Liverpool in first class cabin $780, In
second do, SID; exclusive OF extra size state room
sa26; from Liverpool to New York. 80 and 20 guinoas
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship. No berth
secured until paid for.
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BILLIARDS.


n IMMENSE BILLIARD Br.D-I WAS THE FIRST
IA 20 introduce date aud marble beds. Have ezpe-
|pcrmcnted much 10 supcrsedc them because they cut
|ciothe much ssfer) being successful have now
Ann and lsp Fulton streets and challenge the world 20
qral tnem for $4,000 Purchasers are sure 10 buy on
trial. We VII have ono table, GRIND and SQUARE
pano a, next American fair Cys,a Palace Tor cor,c
fition VII competitors ASSERT that buy Judges anA
tnrors, if get first premium for all ns before AZ
w orid's FAIR ABRAHAM BASsFOgD K SON
|1SuRFKA.---A PERFECT BILLIARD TABLE AT LAST
| IL -MllHAEi PIiE14AN'S model billiard tables with
lis combination cushions the only ever con
trucfed that give correct angles For sale only -
hambors street. next to Burtous theatre, up stairs
DO and them
x CPETIOR B1JIARD TABLES, WITH OUR MATCH
isss cushions and everything Of the best materials
connected with billiards be had cheaper than q ~
bther place. at the I'd established mandatory Of
0CoNNER COrIESDER, II Ann street.
Orders BY mail promptly executed
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NY AMOUNT OF MoNEY-IN SUNS 10 SCIr CAN
n be obtained without delay, securities yalua
bie- property, and merchandise generally; aso ancar
rent money discounted at lowest rates highest prices
paid for foreign gold and silver gold dust &c bought at
the BANK Note and Specie 0ce 49, Broadway oppo lite
Pacific Bank. JOHN HOPE e ADAMS.
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4 IL CNCCRRESr NORTHERN, EASTERN AND
N Southern bank notes. broken bank notes, European
bank notes foreign gold and silver gold durt blrs
bought at best rates. certificates Of deposit cshed col
lcctons made with prompt returns, and all business APP
pertaining To banking done On liberal terms, AZ 49,
Roadway opposite the Pacific Bank.
JOHN Hope ADAMS.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.

yyyATcHEs-LouI coRDfER, IMPORTER or
w watches and all kinds OF hard d.s 90 Fulton street. has
ronstany hard large assortment d. gold silver, AMI
omposion watches, which lie sell at he very lowest
market pgscc.
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INVENTED A NEW sTYI.a 81
I'D cushion OF superior elasticity and correc'ness invite
10 rail- and examine trimmings Que
I'D hand table ior saie. shIffITB DErkEf.
BLIZZARD Table Halufa:iwers, - Aaq s,.eet