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PFrrrspUno. October q. 1874.

About FIVE years ago, obtained from Mr.. Tobias,
" Washington pair Of Glasses for the Spectacles
hich used, and found them Of great assistance 70
my decayng vision; and my opinion OF him is, that
not too far gone to be benefited by such aid
~ j. r. MAY.
See for more testimonial, the Evening star.7
Aug 1b--Iy
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sSrRiNG STYLE OF GENTLEMENS'
- Dress Hats for lS56.-I shall this day in
troduce Beebe, Leary aud Genll's fashionable New
York Dress Hats. t LANES 3
A Fashionable Hat, Cap, and
nar l-eo1mif Gents Furnishing Store &
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LYNcHBURa, November Z, 1854.
From an examination of Mr. Tobias Glasses and
from his observations and remarks, am convinced
chat ho ia a okiIf,,l apticiap
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n RESTAUKANT AND KEADTNE &
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IS ROOMS.
HAVING just opened at No. SEQ, PENN
HI sylvania avenue, near the foot of Capitol Hill,
new Restaurant am prepared to furnish refresh
ments in the most recherche style. The Bar is sup
piled with the best Liquors; and to see one Of my
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As to food, 0vs'ers and Game of all kinds In sea.
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of the most fastidous
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Nh w. EDMONSTUN, Jr., Attorney at
Eg. Law. Office on Gay street, between HigNend
Congress streets, Georgetown, ID. q. fab z8--dly
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Innumerable testimonials 10 be seen, and refer
epces given to many who have derived the greatest
ease and comfort from bis glasses.
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Address O. J.WO0D. n co, si8 Broadway N. Y,
and ia Market street, St. Louis, No.
For sale in Washington, by CHARLES SToTT
CO, and BY all Druggists. jan s--f
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WILMINGTON N. O., June 10, 1854
To persons who have have had the sight Of their
eyes 80 impaired to require the use of GLASSES,
would recommend Mr. John Tobias as o suitable per.
son from whom to obtain such Glasses as they may
require as he has suited with pair OF Specaclss
for far aud near sight My sight has beon impaired
very much by service of years in the Post Office
Department, which berth required Dle 10 be on duty
from n O'Clock at night till after day, during which
time Iused but one light
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Having been for years under the necessity of hay-
ing two sets of glasses-one for use in the daylight
ard one for lamplight-I procured one set from Mr..
Fobas, which answered both purposes. have used
nis for several months, and find hcm'exceleut.
EDWARD STUBBS,
OF Danartrapnt of state
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THE DAILY UNION

the House win be forthwith organized As long Us he Is
held up as the bodlment OF black repubcansm and his
election II made Is 20 be claimed triumph othat faction
and their rs step gained toward forcing sectona and
disunon upon the country, long it should be resisted
by all lawful and constitutional and the represent
atyes who resist TO the end this attempt Of persistent
minority get possession Of branch Of the govern
ment in the House will receive and forever the graf
itude Of the great majority Of the people of the Union
North and South. X.A
The Worcester Egis in aludiug to the course Of the
black republicans toward Mr. Banks, says:
"Ths sticking in the face of all prospects Of sccess
man OF even the parliamentary reputation Of the seventh
district representative Is the singular feature of the
whole affair If there individual in the republican
ranks at Washington whose antecedents would enlist
position rather than favor public sentiment this way has
long since identified that individual with p Banks. In
the opinion OF the honest and aseeng among the leaders
OF republicansm in this State know from the lips Of
many Of them, that Mr. Banks is regarded reliable
man Why then this persistency in hopelessy sustaining
him2 Why, after support faithful than the most
ambitious could ask from his friends continue the struggle
for purpose that cannot be attained under his lead bat
VIII ch may be possible with different candidate 7"
To this the Boston Courier adds
What the Egis says Of the opinions of
republicans concerning Mr. Banks is also applicable to the
wings OF this State and particularly to those of the coun
ty of Middlesex who know Mr. Banks his tortuous and
snakeke course and his utter want OF principle well
that they repudiae entirely any sort of State and local
feeling in his favor. They know him only as selfish
demagogue, changeng in politics, who was never
true any party except himself and they cordially unite
ment which shall endeavor place him in the chair of
the House of Representatives. #HH#
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CALIFORNIA NEWS.

be steamship Star OF the West arrived at New York al
arly hour yesterday morning, (says the Times) from
Juan del Nore on the 10th instant and Key West on
23d, bringing S643,446 90 in treasure on freight
260 passengers. She connected at the isthmus with
steamship Uncle Sam, from San Francisco on the 5th
ant and Manzanills the 18th, bringing from both
p in gold and silver for New York, New Orleans, and
kragua sT23ooo, and 800 passengers e..
be passengers specie and baggage met with raru de-
ch on the transit reaching the Atlantic steamship In
Of twenty-five hours #.NHt #.H
"pt Scott the companys general agent at the sthnus
completed the great wharf at Virgin bay IL is six
dred yards in length by FIVE in breadth and reaches to
verge OF deep water and so enabling at all times the
steamers to land and receive passengers and freight n
greatest safety and comfort The old launches have
4 necessarily withdrawn altogether.
asst week be laid down at Punta Arenas another
the river OF far greater capacity and power than any
ero. She viii be fitted up in good style with seep
berths and will be ready for launching IN two months
he main points OF the news from California hy this ar
we received by telegraph from New Orleans
be San Francisco markets were reported ss geDoro,,
dull the transactions in -four and grain being "a
limited extent, and the demand for interior con.
vption being light
fn. Walker has now $50 Americans under arms ana
cry is still they come
Pc suburbs Of the city OF Grenada have been laid ou
building lots--and already sold pier is being con
ted into the lake and Is TO be ready for use early n
month Of March. Schooners to Virgin bay and sar
s conveying passengers and freight are advertised
with promptitude three times week between tbos
and the city; and more than all, the rich absentee
returned to Grenada, and the resumption Of business
fmly established.
nong the passengers General Hornsby and Captain
|rson, OF the Nlcarsgusn army
Star Of the West has experienced strong gales end
head seas from northeast all The distance from Key
Nc Cape Hatteras
Sslbe port of San Juan H. B. Ms frgate Euryalct
EsPTegIS
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Willards' Hotel
J. Z. b u. A. WILLARD,
PsnRsyipdnia aptnae and Fourteenth street,
Washington, d. C. EE


EURGE r. FOx has arrived WIZARDS Hotel, arlington
O. In The delay aensng The organization of lhe House,
OF that the
national legislature violating political
sete upon popular candidate m hi
capacity tao representing
continues 70 receive the distinguished and unanimous suffrage,
the people He had the happy faculty unng
fashion, in
divided sentiment The House Of
o-s fur leader rep fashion
iway organized The fashions In The plastic hand Of
skill Of the arist what The disoranxcd
assembly the of the The
the oflhe subtued eoquenc~
For to the popular assembly Of fashion Ws have thus far
uted parallel, parallels only closely a poni
thence diveGs xad thus
politics. The speaker (or
the right and tue right loss for the right
when he applies leader His away,
ye, bis Both equally well and safely
Jau -dJt
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Avs Of tho United ssstes Relative to the Publ.
Lsnds-comprs to ie3owh Acts OF
Condemnation Treaties Prociam,ons Spanish Rssuaons hc
ke, hc vol. Sc.
Conunua aton OF the above-compieie I633. vol ST.
Papers Relative Pubtc Lands nd
legislative and rccuve, that suhsct volumes foo
$50
lsa3 ! vol o.
made Colonies and State l63J
s3i, relating 10 Indians and Indian affairs vo. ~.
ecis Opinions Of the Attorneys General from 1850 20 eo
vols. 81 so
Laws, and Local Ordinances su,sr France
spain, relating Public
nics collected by Jo.eph NJ. Whi,-. vas s5 so.
Johnsons Iastutes of the Civil Law of spain London
$40 so.
schmdts Civil Law Of spoin and Merico. s..
Compilation spsnSh MEXICAN
10 Mines and Real Estate Titles I vol. 81 50.
Westsrs
cernnr Lsrds, Titles, &c. I 81 as.
Hetncls Military Laws, Bouny Pension
Untted I vol. - V.
Trpienis Pension and Bounty Isnd Laws. vol 81.
B.nnett's Pension Laws. . vol 81
Mayo and MooIons Pension and Boony Land Laws. vol
a. SO.
Ecriche Dccouuio Rszoraao de Lersac,on Ju
Q vols, quauo. Madrid. sS
The Virginia Pay and Muster Rolls of Militia entitled Lana
po.ny. Sound in J volume. SIS. 1.
Jan - rBANCk TAYLOR.
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Nariae Disas,er.

Al IssEs ROCKERS French Eagiish Board ding
NJ Day young ladies' AGA street, GU
The
Monday Februsry4 Circulars may pnci
pals and at the bookstores. 'FusH
i aV--G6t #.r#r @s1E
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The Court Martial.

PHLApELpnIA, JAM 29The court martial met this
ing but adjourned until morrow of the scl
Of one of the counsel for the accused.
The daily union., 1856-01-30

THE New Biae Boob. 1896. Government R~gts-
jul published, giving the salaries,
all poDasters other pshlc agents.
and navs 10 the service and Of The United s,.ts
and condition OF all spl
United States. and wbsa where
pensaon of all printers employed Congress-
department ohcer Of the One
So So
Can be ssp, By mpl part Of the country. ....a
For sale in Washington by TAYLOR 4 MAURY
Jan ~ Booksoilers, near Ninth street,
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Tor RFNTA hrscsss furnished dwelling house built in the
modern
sad Furnished recently with
Appy prsmscs No. 4ip l3s between and
" my once q J.. MILLER,
Dec s-dn Corner 7th Louisiana avenue.
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Public Sale the CoIu ussbts Foundry. 1sOrgc.
town. q n the Dtst. Col.sub bs..

DUnSuANT IN deed of The l4h day of Juns
1884, executed by Spencer h. Root suhserh~
public bidder, Saturday,
i6 day OF February nea he premises thai w known
called the Columbia situated Potomac
aforesaid, with all the isDd bpd
ms Ac belonging thereto, fott
Aforesaid land
Washington county, IN said District
pucba. money
in sal. the deferred pay
flor sspsrae he given payable
snpps secured by and deed of
tn. property #4s WIN. SELDEN,
Jan dlwS3tawtGthfeb Truslss. 4
The daily union., 1856-01-30

Outside Of the legislative halls the only excitement worthy
OF oeaizDg is the regular afternoon growing out
OF the the Avenue course certainly OF the
grandest highways the world for full and untrammesd
equestrian display Grave and proracted the discussions
between city fathers whether fast driving within
the boundaries Of the national city neabe but
while legislation this mooted point In suspended state
the noble seeds that brought upon the daily
urged to their topmost speed The sport may be unlawful
and the sightseeing accessorly criminal but for all that
the excited horses and their excited drivers the
captivating auxiaries Of merry bells and dashng cutters
seldom fail TO draw to the sidewalks crowds of sympathizng
admirers. at atgs t#lsH y @f@t f Fa
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From Prof. Parsons, of the Cambridge Lao School.
Jan 25-2aw5wI
OF FlCIA l..

TRnAsURy DEPARTMENT, December ], let5,
Notice hereby holders stocks Of the United States
deparsr, purchase the Of 81 500 900 OF
d time when the be offered tho
day June neri, win pay therefor following pces,
wits
For stock Of the loan OF 1872 premium Of 10 For
s<s, premium For
Of leso, comnoniy called Texan Dd
atty stock eiom Of And for stock Of the loan OF
e redeemsh The l7h November 1886, u received Of tho
o January premium Of ~
January 3lst of March
of2 and received aer the 9st March,
and said lst Of lone premium Of ~ cent
Interest said stocks specified
JSy assigned with primo,
the January Aner
be allowed in addition premium
Jannary of their receipt
allowed In addition money
seless fNMA HL#ENH
Cefcate transmitted this department under the present
should be duly assigned the United with
half prior the
emitted receive the pwschAse- nsoney
Payment for these stocks wiz be made by drafts upon ant.
ant Al Boston, New York Phiadepha che
eu,itcd % receive the money may direct
F3EgtE Eu#ru8 JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Dec I-dlistJanef
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LOCAL NE WI s..

The Young Mems Christian Association have engaged the
services Of celebrated John b. Cough deliver lecture
in this city time next month.
The city councils met Monday evening last but transact
ed business Of important character In the board Of al
dcrmen there uitles discussion whether there
law in force prevent fast driving through
and streets OF the city The mayor returned to the
council the bin for the relief Of Messs Msoaboy
Stanly, and Thomas. The veto sustained.
In these divided and distracted times II Is indeed pleas
TO instance Of entire unanimity Of opnon All
classes of the community agree in stating that the table and
OF the kkwood House Of character
justify the steady and liberal patronage extended hi.
favorits establishment Among the guests the Krkwood
Senators Rusk Houston Iverson Thompson and large
delegation OF members from aeorgs, Tennessee, Illinois,
Indiana, Pennsylvania, Maine, and other States.
SecoTp-whRp MEETING roos.--
Pursuant adjournment the residents Of the Second Ward
assembled meeting At the Foundry Church the 2sth in
tsnt and called 70 order by the chairman Of the former
meeting, wbo for stated by him. resigned the chair
and whose motion the Hon. Geo. w. Msnypenny wa.
unanimously called TO All the same.
The following resolutions unanimously adopted,
1. Resoiped That committee, consisting OF Me.srs. w.
" Bsyly, VIM Pettbone, VIM. IT, Nslley, John McCel-
land and Alex Rutherford be appointed to call upon the
iden OF the Second Ward solicit such subscriptions and
donations they may feel disposed TO oonribut. Tor the
sf Of The guGering and destitute " the ward and that The
The daily union., 1856-01-30
Arriya, Of the Star o5 he West

New YoaK, JAN 29.The Star Of the West from San
Juan do Nicaragua with California dates the 9th instant
has arrived, bringing $3.50 900 in specie. ~
Her anticipated by the Daniel Websters arrival
at New Orleans. tsGes E4 a#f&a @ #a
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OFFICE or THE CONSOLIDATED LoTrERIEl
OF MARYLAND.

The following the raispsco Institute
Lottery, class 50. drawn January ~, 1885 er4
LIST ~ ID 9Th 5h 9th 7,h s,h 9th 10Th ilh iNh lhh
f6 "a ca SO SO ~ Is o IA 20
itth isih lfth
\ .~#u a-ma Al 20 N .H1.@ a5.N
.#..... .... TX BRESAr,
General Agent foT lhs Contractor Bslumors,
Lsx't rups,rs, Uommissiensr
Jan A-ll
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name. q the committee be published that /. be known

the committee be Published that may be known
who authorized to make calls upon them.
D. Rssslssd That relief mmittee consisting Of Messrs
q. Powell G. w. Harkness r. A. Tschney, Capt Shields
and W. ii. oss be also appointed whose duty il will be 10
20 throughout the ward to where suffering and
destuon exist aud where they find give such relief
the particular may call for and the known state Of
the funds win permit
3 That the collecting committee be empowered 10 receive
contributions Of clothing which be offered and that
IL be placed at such point will enable the relief committee
TO avail themselves OF it when necessary,
subscription opened and about Sl25 subscribed.
The secretary directed publish abstract Of the
proceedings Of this meeting IN this city papsrs.
GEO. w. MANYPENNY, Chairman 4
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m.a.,n. psvo.,

From Poris ard Aep York.
n ADAMR DEyos's millinery srrved now opened
vi The Lakes, hof
which attention ofhe lsdrs Of Washington eeoreown, As
respectfully invited.
The daily union., 1856-01-30
Ental Railroad Disastsr.


New HAvEs, Conn, JAM 2s.A locomotive OF the
Springfield trains thrown from the track by the misplace
men of switch this afternoon the leaving
New Haven depot The engineer, Mr. Tubbs badly
injured that he survived but about hour The fireman
jumped from the engine, and but little injured The
locomotive thrown down embankmen nearly thirty
feet. Mr. Tubbss family, wife and child, reside
Springfield #a1 s.sa
,s Hariae Disaster. |a .t,g#
NORFOLK, jan 29The brig Dolphin, Capt. Hatch, from
Porto Rico with cargo Of oranges and sx passengers
ashore off Cape Hatteras the 18th nst and
loss. The crew and passengers all saved.
Markets.
New YoRK, Jan. 29.Four is frm--sales of 1000 bar
res straight State at SO A good Ohio So 75 southern
So ST. Wheat firm sales OF 900 bushels southern red
81 9s Corn rmsaes of 1000 bushels mixed
at % cents Pork improving 1000 barrels
sic 81. Beefis dulalss of 200 barrels at SI4 75 Lard
is quetsales of 200 barrels at l Whiskcy is firm
sales of 200 barrels Ohio, 34}a cents.
baltimore, Jan. 29.-The ice has laid the -four and
grain trade, aud caused suspension of operations Only
nominal quotations can be given. There transactions
in provisions, and prices are nominally unchanged
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BY TIE EGR PHI /.
.Non- Ayy;,ol 81 n. S,,o,,,.,

zFoH- 4FTtUdT V Me SfeumeT. --- --- "a
HALIFAX, JAN 29I2 mThe atmosphere is clear and sea
calm. There signs Of the steamer.
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The Young Mems Christian Association have engaged the
services Of the celebrated John b. Cough deliver lecture
in this city some time next month. HHHw
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covRT or cLAIws.

.##Nte .s..aE couRT or CLAIMS. ~ ..
In consequences Of the continued illness Of Judge Scar
burgh, this court Is not in session,