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NEW YoRK, Oct, 2O--Stocks are dull Chi
cago and Rock Island, 90 l-2; Cumberland Coal
Company, II "a Illinois Central, ll6 Ia; ILL
nois Central shares, So; Michigan Southern, 81
6-s; New York Central, s3 l-2 Reading, 10 7-S;
Virginia 6's, 81 "a; Missouri 6s, 90.
Sterling Exchange is firm at log Ia a 100 "a.
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.Arrest u Kansas .Emiqrants.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 20.--The Tribune Of this morn
ing contains a letter from St. Louis dated October
l4th, stating that 240 emigrants near the Nebras-
ka line, have been arrested by Colonel Cookies
dragons. At ns s
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SPLENDID ~ COMMODIOUs ROOMS
WITH CHEAP BOARDING.
ON G APIT0I. HII.t.

TN n House which has no superior ioca-
* ton for summer in the city, having large aisv
and commodious rooms, not near any other bulls.
ing obstruction and being near next to- and nora
perfectly heathful by the absorption of malaria
the foliage and flowers, over and through which tina
southwestern breezes so prevalent at this
pass. Mosquitoes remarkably scarce. Board as gooa
AZ any. 9AE H@
No. 8s8, First street east, between and b north.
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p j. STEER, MERCHANT TABOR
No. 4SS Seventh Street.

NOTIFIES his patrons and the punIse
IN that he has just received from the New Yors
and Phadelpha markets, the largest and best stosk
Of Cloths, Cassmeres Yestings Shirts, stocks Ties,
Gloves, Hosiery, &c, that he has ever offered tsr
their inspection.
From bis long acquaintance with the tastes Oh his
patrons, and the demands of the Washington pubic
and the great he exercised in the selection az
his goods, he confidently believes he is better pre-
pared to suit them than he has ever been before ss
solicits early examination OF his stock and prices
by the public. and all who may call that n
takes great pleasure in showing his goods
Especial attention is invited to The stock of SHrRrs
which believed 10 be of the very best descrptoa
made In this country. s-&2aw3vr
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Usrrxp SrArrs CfRcurr 0ouRr The Court met
this morning and sdjonrned for two weeks In con-
sequence OF the repairs OF the courtroom not being
completed.
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DENTAL SURGERY.
LIMEI LIMEII LIMEIII

NNILL be opened tomorrow, at the
w Lime Kilns of w. H. Cooley 3 Co., stu.
bridges, a kiln Of very superior Wood-burnt Line
The subscribers have also on hand large supply
of Plasterers' Hair, Cement, Cacined Plaster, and
every description Of the very best quality Of Lime
which will be disposed of on the most reasonable
terms. w. III. Cooley co.
ap 15-eou lstN
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- Gently been reftted and placed in "a.
fine condition for picnic parties having The finest
Saloon of any boat ON the river being 30 feet long
aud 16 feet wide She can be chartered at any time,
on reasonable terms. Parties can leave the Four
teenth street bridge, on the Canal or any point on
the Potomac that may be desired by the chartering
party. For terms apply TO
JAMES GRIFFITH, Captain.
Al The foot Of 9TH st, on Potomac.
July l9-n
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THE GREATEST 1as
xiia G COOKING STOVE 81
EVER INTRODUCED IN THE UNITED

STATES. 4A
For Coal or Wood $4,000 an use. -Four Sizes
Nos. o, q, 8, 8. ~ Giss
EALLAG HERS Celebrated Morning
" Star, Double Oven COOKING STOVE, the
best, the cheapest most substantial and most per-
feet Cooking Stove in the Union.
Thirteen Thousand of these Stoves are now in sue
cessfm operation. t1M II az
This splendid Cook Stove has now been thoroueh h
ly tested during the last four years they operate in
the best and most satisfactory manner. have fully
tried them with wood and COAL and strongly recon-
mend them. They are heavy and very durable, and
the design is neat and beautiful. With moderate
fire, this Stove will bake three loaves of bread roast
turkey boil two dinner potts. broil beefsteak and
heat the water for washing, all at the same time.
You are respectfully invited to call and examine
the above splendid Cooking Stove, "Gallagher's
Morning Star"
Patentee; Al. GALLAGHER,
July LIST, 1855. es#t Philadelphia.
For sale only by 1 .+sst
C. WOODWARD a SON,
Next door to G. Woodward's old stand
Penn avenue, bet. 10th and 18th sts No. 3l8.
N. Is. We have also very large assortment of the
latest and most approved patterns Of CRATES parlor
chamber diningroom Office and store stoves Of all
Sizes for wood and COAL that the North can furnish
best suited TO this market. fr 4aI a .aFrl
You will do well to call and examine our assert
ment of goods, and we will take great pleasure in
showing them. We are sure that our goods are very
low, we buy for cash. 81 4ttlu
~ Terms--CASH.e t.ga3 EaL#tS sep 10
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SOFT HATS! NEW STYLE, FOR FALL
tf fI AND WINTER. s9
"E have just received large and
w complete assortment Of Felt Hats tor men
and boys, of all Styles coors, and prices, TO which
respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers.
Please call at 8Ss 9gi3sa4
@ GEO. III. b. WHITE & CO.'S, sa 8@
s Fashionable Hat and Cap Store,
.1#alH8 382 Penn. Av. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
N. B.--We are prepared to meet all fair COMPETE
ton, and sell at the lowest Irces for cash. l,.
sc Il
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"BELVIDERA HOUSE,

.NN III = HH III
vHE Subscribers have taken and refit-
- ted the old establishment Of James Fitzgerald,
north side OF Pennsylvans avenue, between Third
and half Streets where they will be happy
TO see their friends and the public generally. M
They viii be found prepared ut all times 10 furnish
promptly and at the shortest notice, all the various
dishes usually found at the best refectories of the city
and served in . style inferior to none tANs8d a1s
With polite and attentive barkeeper,s 6rstrate
cool, choice vsnds, good liquors, prime cigars, and
moderate charges, they hope to receive fair share
OF public patronage "a g1,sf bsfi ss8a sci ssTts
oct l4-sost = bHs GUARD a MUNDY. =
FILLMORE AND DiJ1 r LSON M ASS
MEETING,
Aud Torchlight Procession In Alexandria,
Virginia, on Monday next, the 10th inst.
TWO this meeting, gotten ap by the Me-
u chanics and Workingmen Of Alexandria, they
cordially and earnestlynvite their political brethren
Columbia and the adjoining countless without dictinc
ton of caste or condition, profession trade
patton. ali8aa atss EeaaIsaVR1s slsastssIss si0&
Several distinguished advocates of the cause will
be present and address the meeting. u latgiaai1g
Speaking will commences at three p. NJ in Liberty
Hall. The Torchhght Procession viii be formed a,
The Alice Price has been chartered, and will be al
the wharf in Washington at o'clock, to leave for
Alexandria ut B15.a6A sN1M ~. 88s98& 43&8S fg#
BY order of the Committee of Arrangements &EA
Mglf gtatnga Gaa 9ds sad GEO. UEFY,& sbeaet
.sassits * eag "a t48adsa ss AID. WAKEFIELD, Eat
oct l7--3t vi ~ so3u4 WM.i A. COPPAGE. u
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All orders for tickets or pscag es in the Maryland
Lotteries will meet with prompt attention, and the
drawings mailed TO all purchasers Immediately after
Address T. III. HUBBARD a co,
49, - Box 40 Baltimore, Maryland.
sep 2e-dAw
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING AND
R4 GRAINING. a sgN IA
!" Il. PARKER would respectfully
We inform his friends and the public that he
has opened a branch shop at No. $50 Louisiana ave-
nue., (Varnum's Buildings) between Sixth and Sew
Detrempe USUALLY called Fresco) Painting and grain
ing. t .@
Having completed his arrangements, be feels con-
dent of giving perfect satisfaction to all who favor
him with their patronage.
sN- Window Shades, Banners, Glass Signs &C.,
&c, painted reasonable terms and executed in the
most workmanlike manner. ae#
aug ll--3m |Starl sa5 s,s sIflt Ht " e4las
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Marine Disasters.

FROM 7HE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
By TAX AMERICAN AND HOUSE LINES rrLEGaAPH.
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: The Anacosta Club give their third Cotillor
Party at their Hall, to-morrow night. They prom
Use happiness TO all who come, and those who know
them know that they keep their promises. ~ d
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
10000 Dollars Capital.
{ GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,


To be drawn in Baltimore. Saturday, October s5th,
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ToscH,LIGHT PROGRESSION Do not forget the
msss meeting at Aexsndia, this afternoon. Re-
member the torch light procession 10 night, n
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10000 Tickets 8, $50 Prizesl
Prizes amounting to
a204, zoe ID OIL LA r S!
Will he dstribltad according To thu folloyyino
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

$3.50 prizes, amounting to. 1904 ,0C
Whole Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Q Quarters ~ 80.
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Miss Alieyn made an excellent ladys maid, and
showed an, aptitude for her profession.
D Mr.. Ssoddard, A. Sir william Fondlove, has made
great Improvement since we saw him last His
playing, in some Of the scenes, had touch of the
quality Of the good old school slightly exuberent,
perhaps but he has only to remember one line of
Hamlet's advice, not to o'erstepl the modesty of
nature" and his acting in his lins is perfect.
:. Mr. Lingham, in Trueworth, was truly worth
seeing, and well worthy the applause bestowed
upon him. as aaDiia@3 ssad galt ID 8E4 sly1as &
Il II we're invidious indeed not 10 mention Mr.
Dickinson, IN Master Waller IL was chaste and
moste effective Improvisation of a devoted lover
who had well-nigh lost |" his souls idol by his
ancestral pride.eask ,wgEA.&019E .M
1--WE shouli feel disposed to ask, and that too
despondingly, when the void made by the depar.
ture Of Miss Kcene and her company would be
filed, but se know that never did q more enter
prising and LIBERAL management cater to the public
taste and appetite for the histrionic art and al
ready we hear that that bcwitching little actress.
Mas Agnes Robartson, u engaged and win shortly
appear as sIlAel g#TA4
ToscH,uGHr PROGRESSION Do not forget the
mass meeting at Alersndda this afternoon. Re-
member the torch-light procession 70 night II
The Anacostia Club give their third Cotillon
Party At their Hall, tomorrow night. They prom
Use happiness 10 all who come, and those Who know
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g. UGARS-
~ Crushed Graduated Powdered, Loaf
White, G Yellow, and Brown Sugars ft
COFFEES BOZ #NE
Java, Imitation Java Angostura -,sta9
La Guayra, Maracaibo and Ground Coffee
TEAS 3a #Q& Et
Extrarfne Black Imperial 1a s6s
Gunpowder, and Young Hyson Teas
LIQUORS.
Old Nectar Whiskey, Gouley's Bitters
Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirits, and Otard
Brandy.
WINES. # r
Old Port, Caret, Madeira, Sherry @G
Sweet and ow-priced Wines and
Brown Stout hNH
SUNDRIES.
Spice Of all kinds, Picking Vinegar
Preserved Ginger, Rice Flour, Corn Starch
Parma, Olive OIL, Olives, Bay Water
Fine Chewing Tobacco and Cigars
With all other articles usually kept in grocery
stores.
For sale by W. H. TENNY
sr ). L. corner Of Bridge and High streets,
oct 9-eo3t Georoeto,rn
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DIMovAL-s. RURKHALT8R OLIVER HAVE Rys
IL moved from 1g1 Fulton street 10 20 Greenwich,
door Barclay side where they wl
the wine, ard grocery business heretoforo,
whore they will be happy 70 sec their old friends and
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aaf Il HOTELS.
v11CfoRiI HofHL, BADEN BADEN, 0TRMXHYCF

VTICfoRiA HOfEL, BADBN BADEN. GERMANY.-F.
PHI. GRO3HUl.Z, 0wuorA A wei known American
traveller writes frem TITS hotels Of Baden are ex
than any ether the Victoria kept and owned Messrs F.
Pm GrosholE brothers 70 Messrs Louis Phi 0resholx I'm
With thcss 9uOcana fnsh.h eofcrt. which ana
enjoy eYobitanA England And which they Asre
NH with . profuss hand 81 0e1man prices.
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DENov AL Ca ARLRs BERRY SMITH HAS REMOVED
III his law office from No IS Wall street No Is PART place.
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IyOR SALE FIVE PUPS OF THE CARRIAGE DOT
p breed nicely spotted and large Billy goat tnquir.
JOHN HARLEY, Fory.6p street, between Lexington AMI
Nh avenues.
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GROCERY STORE FOR SALE.-THE STOCK An
fixtures Of 81 ocery store doing good buJness 81
antA given for Offering TO sell. hA
tnowledge Of The viii End this good opportunity.
lN 70 G. COHEN. on the premises corner Of Houston
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DTR6ONB WISHING TO PURUHABE BILLIARD
tables Of toa mechanics, would DO well To call ct W.
j. lA fulton street. who're be has tables Of
passed workmanship, with important improvements for sale
tho BILLIARD PLAYERs-I AGAIN CAUTION THB
public against parties Who arc advertising aad offering "a,
tables and combination cushonA All genuine tables
euahious Of improvements win have engraved pAe.
with my name and date Of patent February Is, 1886
NICHAKI PaELAN 50 Chambers st. up stairs
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OCCULIsT AND AURIsr.

1SARD-Dk. wHEELkn, 0GUhIsT as BROADWAY,
" devotes ha attention 70 dseases the sye and By hs
mild treatment chronic inflammation OF the eyehds
eyes, OF however long standing, DO eectuauy cured
fins epecls DO without surgical operation. Oce
hours, 9 A. II ZAP. Il Artificial eyes inserted.
0PHIHALMlC INsTIl UTE 20. AsToR PL ACE. CLIN.
" ton RaL-s n KLLIOrf n d. informs his friends and
lie pubic thai be has returned from europe ana
Institute diseases Of the eye, with all the modern i'm
provements 0phhamc medetne and surgery Once hours
from 10 to3
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THE TURF.

uPoRTiHG HofiCE-THE FRIENDS or +. ncDoN.
AIDS celebrated totng mare Alice Grey are request
Allen and Houston Streets this ridsy) evening, April H.
O'Clock, Anal tor the great race
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T1LT0RNT1 DIAMONDS, ao0xL In sRfiIIAng1
rngs. % So earrings % ga Adles pins, Be % $50
Studs sleeve buttons, 8c Amy Of he shove aces sen(y
mail sny part Of no United Sta,ea. l. J.. JACOBS,
manufacturing jewellers, 1C7 Broadway. q a1ll
WEST CHAINS MANUFACTURKD FROW COMPOST
ton and gold. These enAns warranted not TO change
color and win wear ne same sold gold Thsy are war.
rAped rspresened or e ncuey returned Prices - ~
70 r. Manufactured only L. and j. JACOBS, manu-.
fActufing jewellers. 4O7 Broadway.
Va ATCHEs.-FINE GOLD AN SILVER wATOHH0-
w The largest SD most SPLENDID assortment OF w1ees In
the city IL 70 be found at The subccberA He has been IN
busineas in Wall street for the la eighteen years and se
yer wsre ct much lees than the usual prices.
Beautiful gold epine wathef four hoes jewoIed "a 90
Fine gold detacned levers full jewened Us 90
Fine gold hunting lepno four holes jsweed. $5 90
Fine gold hunting detached levers full jeweeJ $40 90
Cod and enamel watches for ladies' $50 90 $l00 90
Splfndh gold pocket ehroncmet<rs Sl25 % 10 $500 %
horses - .."......,... $40 90 % SIS ~
God hur watches ~hich SIZE 70 fI5V 10
dlfirent wscSes .... $40 90 70 nor 40
God hng ish patert levers full cwelcd 1 90 70 &l6 -
Silver tDgish patent Lever Sic 90 70 IS ~
Silver detsched levers fu ie~e Sb 90 70 $50 %
Fine gold hunting railway inekeepers 800 90 s5 %
SILVER epines Jour hoies Jeweied 90 TO 81 ~
n. ]. Tosias, arrson and q Becseey I. 2. Qoopc
and all other celsbraieo mafess for sale very low.
All watches warranted TO correct time Watches cd
jewelry exchar ped Watches and jeveYy repaired
best and at much less than pricea Goods
sent to all parts OF the United states and Canada Tree Of
GEORGE G. ALLEN, importer Of watches ane jswsIy
Wholesale and reai No. II Wall street, ioss. near
Broadway.
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MIsCELLANEOUv.

MISCELLANEOUS.
SH FINE CHINA TEA SETS. 500 DO. 'fUMBLEKs 500
~ SDs and EN- q s s. vss s %
Nay f.
o.xse. nah. eovDE into hs assh and sys., d..o.dsr
! e 3: g. : s,,.s p., ~ :.
Sy s. Esps1os and he royal %,
IL os: W.. ss1sa %
ryom >. lnp.s Ssii s.sss s;Ssi.oa H.. nmper~
ye osruhs que n Len srisys = snrsmshs
'Nss' prom J.ms s0H Sas sn1 Ssal 10'AfAS1A
s. % s,s (. ss.s ss
= S:s
r'''-'' ~'.D. = Kaa sevsnassn1 ssrees.
From Eos:r SSsa;ea D.; RAysssa in ordnar
-s, without svas me ne sashsss pan. .....-
sos Queen .s;s:s My Pan, London, IassS 1853
nj e .sSss
"iss s ss.; 49, ssI pam
Sss sds: q he s1Ss rsn can ss.a @
,nd ska aS:nu si New YcsE '''~''
n B.-No professional connection with any person.
Is fsr aains pleasure boats large
M sP pd % 20 s e,Sds x san s oaoa
hand ready a. one days notice n B"rhe twenty eighth
grand annual exhibition opens 2ist April,
Wash PURCHASERS OF sEGARs CAN PROCT =
and Germans o. CHEEKs, No 81 Broadway, up stairs.
I1FNIN's BAZAAR 5i3 BRoADwAY-TCsF RsoEiv D
ho Ia
SS1hssH ss EAsfssSss
nAk z fas t'Fsss s nsT Hps { CO.,
Our facilities in sheSisd give US decided advantages wa
offer TO the trade Warranted q. s. aies tools and
.a sysry variety Of cutlery in stock Orders from shee
EvkR0RxEN TREEs.-A Lake. VARIETY or EVER.
~ esn ,s ss also iTSs st'Gk e sTS y ss ~
stu Get. Any quantity turnahcd TO order.
ICE, lCE, IuE.-THR NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN
Ss hi s Ss s VITA
be pures alter zoe ever brought this mrke will be rcaay
ss : W 9 ss
s ssT Ypr % s sss ss
open. sSspsrs independent ice dsaers basssr So,sI
he company call Principal Office Isl Broadway, Ny.
Il ERoelNE on-Nor EXPLOSIVE SECURED BY
p:sn'. LuSSSc:cs o. ECU. e sperm s
The new and improved Kerosene amps scvxs 49,.
For the Ksros,ne Oh Co., 50 Beaver St, New York
~ lots; small PACKAGES with directions use; suoer
n .qS
lowest market prices q the Union agricntura ware
xd seed store ALFRED NJ TREADWELI. e Fulton
street, near Futon Market New York.
GRAD, sHAD, sHAD.- THE SCHOONER HENRY r.
y Barnes has Just arrived with fine OF large fresh
chad, only forty.esh, hours from orth csroins
ITO CARTMEN AND OrHRRs SELLING KINDLING
wood The subscribers bsyi.g just put up ne and I'm
aud ether purposes prepared supply the md
aud othe-s prnmpv with the OF Virginia pine
hickory wood very liberal To- also Virginia
he load cargo. ROACH WTyGMAN,
t?s Bank atreet below Washir gton
no MACHINIsTs, BLACKsMrTHs, &C-I HAvE OPnN.
ed TIE store I6 Centre street. with asqornlent
Of iron nd steel and viii from the length redre
Bar hoop and theet iron; cast German and SOL
IAMEa ri III
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
IN DEMXNDE~UNE BONNIE FRANCAfSE, POUR
" enfsnt coudre; ee dot fourntr des
renseQt SIS dresser AZ West 37mo rue heure
line FAMILLE QUI VA PARTIs POUR NEWPORT
u mols de MAI, demande bonnie Franc sA, pour
sdgner les enant ct coudre peu Sadresser 200 West
nj
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MEDICAL.
TN, LARNoNr's PAsls AND LONDON YsDIc1l
10 si:ssciypsS Diassssss. sss il siyss s ssysrssa
ssfsS :s
way New XS s We 1,s z g. scss . r. .
nR. COOPER, 4 DUANE sra EsT. NAY Big CONSUL.
enables lin 81 n
speciality in The city.
DR. HUS1EE NO DIVISION tTREgT, NEW YonI,
IL long ard favorahlv known 10 tbs pub ic be
ruled :. h old Once who're no has prsccsd braocs
SsT,sss S.Sn -:
% nssrs ~
blood only had above ST. os he Monitor
. s.Vs S.ss q
% END M ~ Ma ss ssSss
G :s e. ~
full and pleasant treatment and s singular much coveted
s Fsss & e. sssRs
SoR city, 'a' Ao'f''' ''' ''' f0'' 0''
lxoEIsfOR.-A POSITIVE CURE IN ALI. PRIvArs
which assd VICE.
s % ssssp b. m S.nss
IMPORTANT TO FEMALB5.-DrsEAsEs OF FBMA, HB
exclusively treated BY Dr. DUBOIS. Remedies for female
der Angemens from 81 10 ~ Relief In ali
Con situations and letters strictly confidential Patients from
dss provided with board, nursing and exclusive attend
Medicine and advice sent immediately by mail Al
drefs OF HwArtx Es1 Chatham square Post Office
until Zoe opening Of the Doctors Office.
DRlvATE CONSULTATIONS DR. WATSON ATTENDS
exclusively TO diseases OF certain class, In which he
cured vast number OF cases In long courss Of practice
mild and nerc interruption bust
change of diet Dr. Watson earnestly recommends
early call after the first sppeaar as delay The
Of specifics, drops, &c and other unsxiul
The subsequen less speedy. w. WATSON
~ formerly surgeon the Lock Hospital; Office Walker
door west Of Broadway. Also consultations bY
letter.
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COAL.
DENTISTRY.

nR n. r: GRIFFIN, DENTAL. SURGEON, Isl FULrOS
II street. Brooklyn Is ring full sets OF teeth.
ure on fine eod plates f,r sls silver So guia paxrhs,
SQ partial gold from 81 70 81 tooth silver d and
his eflce.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28
coagress--monday.

SENArE-The Chair laid before the Senate re-
pot from the Secretary of War in relation to the inn
movement of the bar in the Atchafaiaya river. On
motion by Mr. Seward, resolution was adopted
calling on the President for information respecting
the seizure of the property of the Nicaragua Transit
Company by General Walker. On motion by MIR.
Hale the Sergeant-at-Arms was very properly d.
rected 10 exclude all persons except reporters from
the seats in the reporters gallery. Mr.. Weller re-
ported bill TO authorize and facilitate the consruc
lion of railroad and magnetic telegraph through
the territories of the United States from the Mssis
sippi river to the Pacific ocean which was made the
special order for the 18th of April. The Senate Re
sumed the consideration of the deficiency bill which
was debated until the hour of adjournment.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-The Speaker an
nounced the of the special Kanses Investigate
ing committee. The committee consists of Messrs.
Campbell, of Ohio Howard, of Michigan; and Oil
yer, ofeMissouri The withdrawal of Messrs. Camp
bell and Howard from the committee OF Ways and
Means to serve on the special committee. places Mr.
Cobb, of Georgia, at the head of the former commit
tee number of executive communications were
received in response to resolutions adopted by the
House calling for information. resolution was
adopted providing for furnishing such books of pub
lie character were furnished the members OF the
last Congress The bill for the Improvement of the
Ohio river, from the select committee to whom il was
referred, made the special order for the second
Tuesday in June next.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-28

hy- We notice that Mr.. MurriIl, the postmaster
down in Onslow, has again written long letter to
somebody other about his pos,-of6ce appointment.
He will be relieved-he mast be relieved, or some
thing will happen Oh, Mr.. Campbell Mr.. Camp
bell, oh How you treat postmaster Murrill so.
Oh, Mr.. Campbell, don't you know its wrong to treat
postmaster MurriIl So But we think it's wrong for
Mr.. Murrill treat himself So He is really gain
ing for himself kind of notoriey that he will find
in future 10 be something different from fame. and not
so desirable; and any true and sensible friend will
tell him Assuredly Mr.. Murrill holds public
Office, aud of its publicity he appears to be deteImn
ed that no one shall remain in ignorance.