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PREsBYTERY OF TUE DISTRICT OF CoLuMBIA.
The Presbytery of the District Of Columbia
byterian Church at Alexandria, and was opened
with an appropriate sermon from the Rev. w.
T. Eva, Moderator. Rev. Moses Jewell was u
unanimously elected Moderator.
The Preshytcry again met at . o'clock on
Thursday morning, and received statistical re-
ports from sessions, and examined seasonal re-
cords.
Rev. Andrew G. Carothcrx, Pastor of the As
scmbly's Church, Washington, was elected Com
missioner to the General assembly Of the Pres
bytcrian Church 10 be held in the city of New
York in May next and Elder w. G. Knowles, of
Baltimore, was also elected.
The Presbytery made application to and receiv,
ed from the Southern Aid Society $500, which
was ordered to be distributed between four mis-
sions in Montgomery county, viz. Poolsvillc,
Quarrics, Ridseyillc, and Harmony.
On Friday morning, after the consideration of
some private matters the Prcsbytery adjourned
to meet in Rockville, Maryland, on the first Mon
day in October next
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No DANGEA OF BdSkRURIcY.A It is STATED in a
Washington letter that the receipts of the Uni
tad, States gQYeFpment for the week before. last
exceeie list expenditures by the sum Of 81, 400,-
QQD. ed Inst think II that for one weeki AZ. the
same ratio for one year the receipt would exceed
gtiie ext eidifures SIS. O0O. 600.
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TO THE MARRIED AND sINGLEi in every tenca. rhr..
icaI exlgency, this unrvaletl, safe and nrabe eXhhlr
earnestly recommended. 1t dGuseS delightful e &,O
the whole system, and By communicating to feeble ah
ism the energy which nature has denied, inulgebts
stroye 1t Inevitably prOongs life while 1t contribute
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CAuTION

Tie Testimonials of efficacy from cerrynru
stumbling leading medical men, and, in fact embraces erty
profession, occupation and class.
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q s-Thc RoeL htander, Of late date eli learns
from gentleman just from Lyons, that or;last
Monday man with horse and wagon, in which,
besides himself, were two. women and four chill
dren, attempted to cross the river on theice above
Lyons, Ill, but the wagon broke ithroug jand
allIseven persons were drowned.
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BALTIMORE, Oct. Is, '55.

BALTIMORE Oct. 10 ~.
GRSTs-I have delayed entirely long in
writing to In relation the virtues of HHmptons Tine
that cannot give the alicteiworld
just idea OF the good have derived from t uses the ben
attached with the chronic rheumatism In Its most alg
tinue 10 IL so alctd nut crossed the Atlantic
America, which time 1t changed Its form Into
expected TO be again. the came, in the
place, of ,beIns ted from child who had white
swelling Wien gathering FIRST broke It did not discharge
than quart and continued to trouble me every time
reduced TO the weakness Of infancy was several times
the graves ms hip joint had been out OF place ever
since the first attack At the age Of tirteen my iHns be-
dlslocae These surings, and the general debility
felt discharge my gatherings caused
often thick tatI should never be permitted to know
how felt to be free from pain and SUFFERING even for one
hour until body should bee hanged and become Ike unto
"Crs glorious body, at least, until this mortal have put
had taken 50 many medicines and received SO little ben
et that had confidence In had used of nearly a
the Cet'b-nEsd Ltatent, and other external remedies
had heard o. had been placed by my friends under some
physicians In Englaud, and all the relief obtain
ed Was but Of ~ nra,Sn ,onro had MT hs
slightest confidence In its efficacy but Iha friend who had
worst and had witnessed the cure wrought upon him. To
please her, consented the Tcture and had not tn
strength rcturned-Iny appetite became goony complex
ion cear-I felt like another person. Through the iniu
of this friend you became acquainted with aud
1 ye nIg ST oi @ @ s Of the TpetsT+
fully developed In It, and ~ desired to c woull
presentt II twRs for the Of ON
Is eighteen months aaqse and hdes lost ereryxyn
Of ny6EsetSe haze strong and hCarty-I
stand much If not than most of my lady acquant-
Auces. healthful complexion, AMI all my friends
say getting quite eshy thing is certain, lame
quite agaInRs 1t BEFORE and trip
about home without a erutch.
wish my parents had known Of this remedy when
was cild hreye should have been saved the
Chatting pnII have been subjected Iellas the ,lefnrm
ty of body must carry to the grave, and parents woad
have under such heavy expenses from doctors bills
sending me- they dl, The celebrated Springs In
England search Of health. wish all the afflicted world
could me, the benefits have derived from this
Tincture lanptons TRY to make all acquainted with
ITS virtues with whom come In contact.
Gentlemen thousand times Obliged to and
are al liberty my aud to all
remain, yours In gratitude,
- MARY A. SCOPIELD,
pc 7eiF al t.ofsE7ai No. G30 W. Baltimore st.
To Messrs oror &Mowbray, 22O Baltimore street, Bal
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For Rent

four story sEs sl;n . ss the Quincy Eu
en Si. the 1'' Of April. Apply'o AIRY ,''' Or,
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REAL ESTATE sAI.rs
For Sale or. Rent.

nsIIE Dwelling House lat az occupied bv tSs ..,
MheeinE Possession given nn,e,siS
the Savings Hank Of Whktiis' " TO Geo
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Land for Sale. *
n WISH 10 sell my Farm near Wheeling, ana v5,
liberal terms. and In one or tracts, ss seq
Sired. - may he'd.
nch26
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Pigs, Hanging Rock

Plg,i& b -st.4...s...t!.....t48
n4f -. ~ il.*.+4s....-. ~
Shot, bag. 80. ...,....SS2 p
9ffssI:S LEATHER. Z SIR
SFaniSh Hen. q h....eI BPS
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HAt. ~ 81
Timothy, 3 ION. ........14I0
CiOVer........., ....$ts
HIDES AND SKINS.
Green, y B,;s!.... .e.:.5k
W :-..s'ssssissss.s $1,000.
Cali, green .............se..s
dry.s {. l....4...I691s
SSlGGp SkkI1As s.ssE -
HOPS. -
New, p &c.,. ....-..... {
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CyT7ZEY.s dAYDLDA7tE

MEssRs EuroEs you Sil esafe4 q yorupou manyve
tiers by Announcing our es.sen ANA worthy
r. H. nUBIEErs ss for Sheriff, 1t our Spring
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Mental Indolencei Loss Of Appetite; Amactzti Aaser
Relaxation IrritAbEty; DSspelsia Torpor after EauE;
Nervous Coughs Unpleasant Ertcons; Foul Brrah: lnrE-
Sighting; Anxiety: Causelcss Fenrs MonOuAuia AlIE.
lous MElanehoy and every species OF complaint connected
whether Immediately or renotClywit TIE uneUuAOlhe
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Mouxr VERxox Nor FsR Sa1E.-A Southern
paper called the Spartan, publishes the follow
ing letter, which appears to need explanation:
s} MorSr VERNON, March II, 1856.
To Marids g. JVcf0iI: SLOT .E3I
Madam-I have received your letter of March
9th, Respecting the purchase Of Mt Vernon by
the ladies of different parts United States.
In reply, / respectfully inform you that Mount
Vernon is not for sale.
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For Rent. :
GOOD two story House, situated on AIorrov g..
IN further particulars enquire of ''est EtE
II mia - s. - Va. i GEO + ,,,,n..
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into the Whole Tie Impotence Of agc The rlll
on produced by iningence; weakness that seems ruuia
tonn and every known affection Uf the Sensation
and motion, relieved cured by single
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MIGHTY TRIUMPH m .nE.DlcIyR!.!
"a DIR. MORSE'S
. iSJEcr NEW LIFE

: ~ DIR. M0RsE's INVlGORATING CORDIAL
'orerate unspent.' The influence 1t uniform AZ
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From the Lexington Express, Er'ra, March
ARMS FOR KANSAS ARRESTED.

The good steamer Arabia arrived Mt wharf about
sunrise this morning. Immediately landing COM
mittee despatched up town inform citizens that
person from Massachusetts on board having In his
possession hundred Shapes rcs and cannon des-
tined for service In Kansas and sent forward by the Msssa
chusetts Aid Society This information brought together
many Of our most respectable and reliable citizens when
conference was had by them with Mr. "Start" with
view Of inducing him to leave the dangerous" weapons
with citizens for safe-keeping. This he nssented TO
and delivered the goods up subject the requison Of
Gov. Shannon or his successor in Office
The proceedings orderly and, although the deter
minaon TO arrest the decided no one talked OF
violence.
The arms were boxed mp and marked carpenters tools
The discovery that they board made at or be-
low Glasgow, from letter, of which the following is
copy, dropped by Mr. In the cabin and picked up by
boy and handed to Captain shaw by whom IL was read
aloud in the social hall The passengers and officers were
highly ncen.ed the disclosures but no ndirniy was
offered to the miserable disorganizer.
We arc indebted to VIM. r. Donaldson, of Kansas
good and true manfor copy Of the letter. for which we
tender our thanks. The letter is as follows
Missouri RIVER (25o miles above St LOUSY
Friday morning, March Z, 1866.
Weather exceedingly cold and dsagreeable but fair on
the steamboat Arabia making about four miles hour
against the streamwrng in the cabinabout 10 passsn-
gers Of them "bordcr rnansn My party consists
four including myself The devils do not suspect they
entertaining angels HndwdTe aud talk and swear freely
against the Emgran Aid Society My goods are so dis
gused that they win not be likely to excite any suspicion
shall probably land at Kansas city at Leavenworth
city, near the fort tomorrow night and then be within
thirty miles Of Lawrence am perfectly well and conf
dent with plenty Of money in my pocket Can't learn any
thing from Kansas The Mississippi above the Missouri Is
still closed with smooth solid ice and II IL pery ororab
circumstance that the Missouri has suddenly snd unae
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Obituary.

Died residence in Anne Arundel county, on the evening OF
the lash met JOHN MILLER, In the SOD year of hnsse.
The subject obituary formerly resident Of the city OF
many he engaged In the mercantile
Some years retired the county, and was purr
suing tn. occupation and farmer, which pursuit was
more disposition. lie carried with him in this hi,
nav vocation energy and industry which bad ahar
acteri.ed pursuits and his nesbo will not
ZEN 1, asserted that 10 him tho rural dis
ct resided mainly indebted r the many and great
recently been made manifest In it,
the domestic life few possessed more happy
temper and disposition, which peculiarly enaead
him 10 hls family who under The Influence OF his
domestic cca he kind and confederate almost
10 fault neighbof, Beloved and highly ssteemsd
lie good work. and in deeds Of
charity the advancement Of every measure which
he believed would result in the general good
thorough conviction though reared and
horder he attached himself the Protestant
Episcopal Church. had made hoay his lock. he pre-
Bishop Of Maryland for the apostolic rite oi
laying and through the ministry Of Chus holy
church paake thereafter Of hn holy ordnance which
pursst profound channel Of grace 10 the worthy re-
cipient
friend Of the wrter who, having pu on
the Who'll. flushed his in full communion
with the cone Holy Catholic Apostolic Church" His Amy
and friends may indulge in the Christian hope that, though chs
,pirt ash" has been received into those hesv
emily souls Of hose Secp In the Lord
enjoy porpsiual and felicity. s'
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eoantaby opened as the river IS in excellent order and
although We are on the first boat up others the way
behind and Kansas is in direct Communication by wa
ter with the Tree States while the weather TOO cold for
the border devils TO leave home maraudng expedition
say, Aga the sudden breaking up Of the Missouri is
eeedlngy favorable 10 the JrseSas suppose the
eeSae legislature assembled Topeka this week. Tues
day but what they did may not know until Monday.
II rather probable that they adjourned until
but they may have continued in session and determined
hght ltout hath and perhaps that will be the best in the
end II IS somewhat probable that may go back TO ST.
Louis soon for another load OF goods
i will write again have information 10
municate and get where the dog postmaster
Write me- TO care of r. A. Hunt Co. City Buildings St
Louis telling me how you are and who elected select
men and assessors whether Mr. Warriau is coming and
what about all interesting people. Clarina we'll
You're, afectionately, .. @ START,
The "earpenters tools now safely stored in this city
Great credit justly attaches Capt Shaw and his under
officers for the just and manly pursued by them in
this affair Three cheers given the boat she pushed
off,
We suggest that committee be appointed by ct-
zens at meeting to be held at the Courthouse
Monday morning, at 10 O'clock ohose duty shall be 10
examine and intercept all similar shipments.
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TIE PENDING CANVASS IN CONNECTICUT.


The New Haven Palladium publishes three State tick
ets-the know-nothng, abolition and whig-and opprores
Of them ALL they represent the class of principles
Then why not put them all into one2 An effort is
making by the abolitonss and know-nothngs of Connec-
tut to absorb what little is left of the old wing party of
that State Their and objects thus noticed
in the Hartford Times;
1.-The aboonsts of this State have absorbed the know
nohngs though the two factions will support different State
tickets this spring matter Of policy while they will fuse
on members of the general assembly also matter of pol
ICY and will, should they be successful fight most bitterly
them. Minor and Wees stand, essentially, the plat
FORM The know -nohings embrace abotionism affection
ey and the aboitionists exceedingly 'catfooted
know nothngism. Minor will poll at least twice many
votes Weles He will probably receive 2O 900 votes
perhaps few Welles will receive 10 900
probably less number unless he cuts into Minor greater
than appears by present Indications he will carry
many of the old abolition wings The whig ticket nom
New Haven got up under the auspices of
nothing abolionst and does not truly represent the
of the Straight wings of Connecticut. We believe
that Pardee of the nominees most active partc
pator getting up the late abolition convention This ticket
will receive merely few scattering 1t purposey
put into the field by the supporters of Minor and Wees
draw out straight wbgs that they be used
the local nominations. Their papers very plainly acknow
edge this"
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Neo Post 06fces.-The following named post offices
have been established and the following gentlemen appoint
ed postma sters: a,..a ..
Kinks Grove, Cherokee county, Alabama William h.
kirkpatrick, postmaster
De Soto, Clark county, Mississippi Joseph P. Weekly,
postmaster. .s
Tates Creek, Madison county, Kentucky; j. II. Holman,
postmaster.
Round Stone, Rock Castle county, Kentucky James Say
ers, postmaster. +.
. Cofschiuui Allen county, Kansas Territory Haden W.
Linn, postmaster.
Calhoun Calhoun county, Kansas Territory John Kuy
Mine Greek, Edgehold county, South Carolina NJ. NJ.
Padget, postmaster. . 49, .. -. ..-
Richvlc Holt county, Missouri Lewis NJ Lloyd, post
mater.
Whites Creek Baden county, North Carolina James j.
Kemp, postmaster
son Duffy postmaster,
Gishes Mills, Roanoke county, Virgins Jno G. Holey,
postmaster.
Holly willie, Sussex county. rslsware; Benton c. Pretty
man, postmaster ts .s.. ~ 49,.
Antrim Allegheny county, Pennsylvania; Henry Reter,
postmaster.
Zimmerman Wilkes county, South Carolina; Dabney W
Parkes, postmaster.
Disconiuucd following named post offices have been
discontinued: "o.-
Gum Spring, Newton county, Mississippi
Plum Point, Randolph county, Missouri.
Peru, Henderson county, Tennessee.
Change of Name.-The Of the post office at Dutos
burgh, Monroe county Pennsylvania has been changet
from Duolsburgh to Delaware Water Gap.
appointment of Route Agcnts-Thomss Irwin and Newell
O. Wall, route agents line between Toledo, Ohio, ant
Fort WAYNE Indiana.
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OF FICIAL.

.... .... TRKAsuRY DxrARTsssv, December !, 1900
holders Of the stocks OF the unied states
department purchase the amount OF Sioo OF
any the may be offered Pio 10 inc
day next, win pay therefor the following prices 10
as..Ua.. 49, .E.4f
loan OF ls42 premium OF 10 Per cent fo'
84s premium Of 10 per cent fof
stock issued 1885, comncny called Texan nds
nifty stock premium per And for stock Of the loan OIL
1896 decmsbe 18th Novsmbsr 1886 received AZ the
Treasury January next premium OF M per
cent LIST January and the sst day OF March
of2 cent and received sts me ss
lsi OF June premium OF ~ per cent
allowed said stocks, At The rates sreelhed
In The certificates assigned with The Pun'
pal prior the Let January ns1' Amer
allowed in addition 10 The premium
nom dale of their receipt In both cases one
dsr interest will addition for the mossy TO reach m'
seller
Certificates This department under the present no.
dee should assigned the United States with the current
prior the LIST January nex by The party
entitled 10 receive the purchase money a##
Payment stocks win be made by drss te assist
ant Boston, New York Philadelphia, the pauo
cu,iled In receive the money may direct
~ JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec i-dIlsJuned
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!, materially the black republicans The order which
p4' Nm forward in vain but desperate hope TO gain
~ am fragments. As aatOaGl order 1t Is humbug
~ Sotb free-soilism gives 1t what strength il has In
s,k a gives abolition laid aud comfort BY dividing
h Sau n Is not In the for the presidency The
Wv q between the national democracy and the black
s,D, The battle at the North has to be fought be-
these two parties The democracy IL organized against
t;on a. well as know nottingham. The slavery question
= h rs. and the issue In this contest As south
man we cannst join in any sdort TO divide the South
We 90 with that party, and the o"y party mere, when
and at the time defends the sQpaly
,,,..D. know nothiugsm cannot master abolition
!, nescbes the patriotism Of large class Of our c
,enz and thus never Dc oo'ohoer VI tue
nolitieal privileges Of all citizens
divide the South Is to aid the black republicans. To
= ,L l. to aid in what will dissolve this Union To d-
M south is 10 throw the election OF President into the
To do that TO lead TO result similar to the Speak
80 sIscon-to place in the presidential chair another
49, What know nothngism effected in the by
ting for Fuller it may and do In the other case by
,apportlng bird candidate. - -
In thus acting anti know nothing wings feel and know
nav ara doing their duty their country. They have no
uts 10 make on Mr. Fillmore. They would, II possible
cue his past fame from the injury demagogues on wild
,, after Office are uActing upon it, II he yields to the
smpters and accepts the nomination. the principles ne VIII
then imbody will cause him to be opposed The good he
ba, done will insure him respect and courtesy at their
hands. They may love Caesar but they yet love Rome
mare Principles frat and then But good men
not make bad principles right The leopard cannot change
hi, spots or the Ethiopian his ebony hue Know nothing
ism remains know Ii is still like the unconverted
SAUL breathing threaenngs and slaughter, going up
10 Damascus to persecute disciples of the and living
faith"
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~ Vs. '" TIE SULTAN TO MS hLtIEs--The Er,adeu Bg,f
uS states on tbe authority Of its Constantnople
onoens that the appearance of the Sultan at the
'ue English and French embassies but prelim
more extended visits. He intends paying his re-
speos In person to his ustrious allies in Vienna paris
london to thank them for the generous and disinter
ea sd rendered him within the last three years The
Engagements for the journey secretly made aoilla
ree Turkish steam frigates aud six steamers Of the al
lsu nee,s will accompany his Majesty to aarsees from
ne viii proceed to Turin, and from thence to Paris
SUI LONDON lie viii return to Consantnopl. via Wen.
No and the Danuban principstes His su;te will conss,
OF Admiral Achmet Pschs the Musher Ismael Paobs ana
ten other dignitaries OF the empire -
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c o'1p STATES PROPELLER ARCT6-The New York
a. mus notices the arrival at and departure from,
Una, port OF the United States propeller Arctic
,ard Arche Captain Hartstsne arrived off the High
ana ,yv. sqay morning and after making some inquiries
ceeded a. some letters to the city kept off and pro-
issn5 ih; agan She has been cruising between Sable
and ~ was thoroughly examined for recent wrecks
soor ae latitude Of 81 along the edge Of the Gu has moi
Arctic 5.. usuge the Pacific or any other wreck The
is h zen uhaer canvas most Of the time her propel-
at oeng almost useless in the very heavy weather which
aH.r ~ experienced Captain Intends 10 cruise until
has bs"n . usual tme Of the line or equnocsl gale She
DAY, but has since made suosnc nv =, LOT some
ways All we'll on board" " S'e'" anu o'ner
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Aarkets.

New YoRK, March H.-Flour is more actise-Raes OF
500 bbs straight State, SC 81 81 IL; good Ohio,
81 IS 81 southern So IL 50. Wheat is frm-sales
of 600 bushels southern rs 81 10 southern white 81 90
Corn has decned-sales bushels mixed
65 cents Pork rm-saes Of $50 bbs at SIC 81.
Beefis dusas of 200 bbs. Chicago rspacked sl3 25
Lard not reported Whskey has decinedsae of $50 bbs
Ohio at 80 oents. H"" .a#
BALrImoKr, March 2lFlour has declined-'ales OF 5ol
bbls Howard Sc so, at which price the market
closed firm Wheat white sold for 81 80
and good red 81 SO. Corn is trne hisheryeow, by
weight So 50 cents and white by 90 55 cents
Provisions are seady-mess pork, sic sic %. Bacon
shoulders 81 81 cents Sides 81 ~ cents hams, Ii
l2l< eent, Lard is scarce and wanted-n barrels 1o<
cents and in kegs l0A IL cents Whskey is scarce at
81 cents for Ohio cents for Pennsylvania and city
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SENATOR TOUCEY,S SPEECH.

The New Haven Register concludes notice of Senator
Touceys admirable speech Kansas affairs follows;
Mr.. Toucey is sheahed in constitutional mailimper-
viou to the shafts of the enemies Of the Union deals
doubtful blow the corrupt asssans of the nations
and integrity The democratic party which him
to repeent Connecticut in the national councils proud
Of him. and they will sustain him. He is acting they
would ac-he talks they would have him falkland he
personhes and illustrates their political faith with vgor
and steadsns which derive still greater from his
conscientious convictions His opponents made
greater mistake than in supposng they could force him from
what he considers the line Of duty and of right"