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The Washington union., 1857-11-13

The storekeepers and others, Of North Side Chicago
have held meeting and passed resolutions calling
landlords to reduce the rent Of stores 33 per cent and
eating houses and hotels % per cent Mr. Solon Long
worthy of the banking house Of Longworthy Brothers.
the weahest firm in Iowa. and who large real estate
and landlords In Dubuque, aday two since vs
ted all his tenants occupying stores and dwellings in the
city, and voluntarily reduced their rents 33A per cent
and in one instance remitted $40 rent past due
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From November Isl to May lat.
From May lst To November lst.
I'VE NAME LEADING ARTICLES ii which ou

wv stock Is fnl throughout the
Mourning silks and all other mourning goods generally and
cialy OF the most choice goods at the 'ovest psccs
sheetigs slngs table cloths, towels napkins, &c Ia
word lots Of linen goods In all departments
made In Ireland 10 orders 84
Fine white hannels, all grades 0 sb
superior cloths, cassneres, and vestings 5Sl4
ladies' and gents best Paris kid gloves 4f9
Plaid, plain, and striped canbcs and musins barge lines
Shirtng cottons aud other superior brands
Plain black silks from medium 70 extra mAne ceaks
and shawls, very comprehensive stock }
II the hest fabrics know the trade As
every other article usually found in well ordered dry
goods house
One price oEly no deviation
opening bills We repeat this
being able induce the public 10 believe serious.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may b. relied "a IN oil
cases. PERRY B0oTHER,
Central Stores, y west building,
Nov 3-l0df opposite Centre Market
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Dseanure Of General MslLs,.
.So,aS-ru C;stou Facorv Bxra,

AuuusrA, Nov. l2.-Thc Athens (Ga.) cotton factory
burnt on Tuesday night. Loss, $4,000 No in
..s
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NOTICE.-All persons are notified not to tradc for
prossory The undersigned
In Charles Van Patten dated the 9th November 1857 M
dollars
payment will be contested.
Nov Io-a TfIOs LUNPKN
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LOCAL NEWS.

TaE wAsnisoros BaAscn RAiIxoAp. The mcnthly
meeting Of the board Of directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio
l;ailroad Company held ia that city Wednesday
morning last The Official report Of the business upon
the Washington branch or the month OF October shows
the to have been follows;
For passengers ------------------sSsin -
For freight ---------.-.---l Ill ,5l1 55
Total so sss 90
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The Newark Advertiser says: Eleven persons into
our Office during day last week asking aims, ten Of
whom more OF less intoxicated One Of them was
given loaf If bread and went directly TO hole with
He soon out and threw the bread under neigh
boring building Another given bread also but
instead Of eating It, fed It to horse which tied at the
sidewalk
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IA card te the Citizens of tie Dlstrict.

A Card 70 the Citizens Of the District.
TN entering our new building, which we have
just taken a. return sincere thanks " hs
people washington and Georxown for their liberal pAtroea& and
have erected bnding which viii
the city with large and saloon with all the
and comfort and In the
and
home Industry by strict attention 70 Justice and integrity
hope 10 give sstisfAction 10 all
WALL, STEPHENS, CO.,
No. a22 Penn avenue, between oh and 10th strseis
30-d4wm
'CHAWLS, MANTLES, CIJOAKS, AND SCARFS,
~ large assortment oil marked down TO their present
tuai cash value
price only marked in plain Ggures BY of the Asn No
dew yiAton.
supplies the North East daily, all or which mark
cd q their actual cash value.
articles prices fair dealing be relied all
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, )" wcst building,
Nov 5-lOtif opposite Centre Market
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A comp~rison of these receipts with those for octo
Der, 1856, shows increase the Washington branch
of s., ,ss3 Sc.
The Washington union., 1857-11-13

The following story is told by the Mobile Tribune Of
Judge Hawkins the Congress from
the State Of Fordaa man, by the way, brmful Of gcnu
Inc wit During the with the Florida Indians he
commanded volunteer company On occasion they
fell upon party Of the enemy concealed in swamp
The captain sprang upon log with valor than
dscetion waved his sword and chcered his to the
charge just then he shot down. One Of his officers
ran to ask il he much hurt 'Not very badly said
Hawkins; Just about enough 70 send to Congress
The prediction has now been verified
The Washington union., 1857-11-13

YUyO FAMILIES-I call attention to my supply of
spnces 10, Cooking Ranges that heas the par Above and
chambers, Paror Companion
woodwards Stove and Crate Factory Nos ss
Psunsyvana between 10th and llth scess
Bot air Furnaces Of latest Improvement p0t up
shortest
z--Stnt e. WOODWARD
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On the 10th Of October James Brien, president Of
the leland City Bank, N n arrested in civil suit
brought against him by j. r. Buterworh the receiver
Of the Bank The suit based upon alleged fraud
the part of Ben He remained in the formal custody
Of the sheriff till Saturday last, when he committed
to Edridge Street jail In default Of $4,000 hail
The Washington union., 1857-11-13

ECON0MY IN FUEL. IL have this day received
smother supply Of the rnrior Furnaces For sale only
Woodwards Metropolitan Factory
pennsylvania avenue, between 10th aud lib treets.
Nov I--~o6hft q. WOODWARD
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coming hand all marked In plain figures their
actu cash value. atf
Our present probably largest snersy
all nrclsm dry goods Of " The District Hence
residents win conu q time and by
an erarunsscn they cordially s0kcned make
price ouly marked pisn ngures BY q the asm;
deviaton permitted sss
opening b and disseminating ali old
that settled when eqaeed On beA points saesy
serious
New supplies from the North daily.
ARTICLES prices and hr dealing Be relied on 10 all
Pf1Er iatOI1thN
Central Stores,r buildnQ,
Nov s-lom opposite CeAArs Market
The Washington union., 1857-11-13

PArESrs. Within the past week ifty-eght patents
have been issued from the Patent Office. Among the
minor machines is for pulling beans and another
for ''cutting bread =
The Washington union., 1857-11-13
The Dvmoeraev IN Gsorg;a
DsutA Of a Boltiso@n.

AUausyA, Nov. l2.-AlexADder N. Smith, saddle and
harness maker, formerly Of Baltimore, killed the
line Of the Georgia railroad on Tuesday.
The Washington union., 1857-11-13

The New Pens
DARNARDS CELEBRATED PENS can now be
I'D had at tho following places, Wholesale aud retail:
william Balanyne, 49S seventh
Mchun, 1lth and Pennsylvania
W. H. O. H. MORRISON 40 Pcnnsyvania also,
Thomass stationery store, Georgetown
above fine will be found due trial far other
metallic pcns.
One 4 sufficient
Nov 5-d1mif< fs98t&a4
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-The subscriber has for rent
h large pao attached also
single gentlemen furnished with
and particulars apply 10 sss sSssss
D. yERNOE
18th and 18th streets, Penn.
Oct 21--dlmo
ID H. GILLET Counsellor at Law, has removed
Ge his Franklin Row, ofK
will his aicution principal
iy y in the United States supreme Court.
Oct 2e--dn
The Washington union., 1857-11-13

PHssoNAL- Hon. Jacob A. Westervelt of New York,
is at Wards' and Hon Judge Grain, Hon. Thomas @.
Pratt and Thomas S. Alexander, esq, Of Maryland, At
Browns
The Washington union., 1857-11-13

TyHE LADIES are especially invited to g The
IAkesD (ormerly occSrArd by r. SevensD No
is Commercial Daing opposite Centre Market junction PrnnsvA
whore they viii Rnd elegant
fancy toilet ariles, perfnmery such shall
cell wholesale and retail old
&C. as--G MRS LAKE pAueHrE1s
The Washington union., 1857-11-13

uERBERTS HORSE AND HORSEMANSHIP
III the United states and British Provinces,
numerousy usraednow complete Price $40 Snbscrip-
received for the publishers by ERANCK TAYLOR
Nov
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CHARLES 9. ID. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
23-w1 Dubuque, Iosoa.

yXyILLARDS HOTEL. C. 4 II. "A. Willard
wv and Fourteenth washgoa D.
Jan 2p--dift
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4 INOR RENT--The dwelling Of the late Gen. Tow
AL the mProv~-
furnace complete slso,
| adjoining. Apply j. d. II. SMITH
Oct 2l-2tswtiistfscWcd&Sat /.
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Tickets u; resesyed seats, 81 So
For the Of Richard Davis and w. O
Nov 10
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T AW PARTNERSIIIP.-Samuel Chiffon & A. b.
Msgruder virgni4 being associated partnership
Washington city the Of
supreme d the United States
Address ClIII.TOS NAGRUDER Washington, d. g AZ
Oct 14-eo3m
The Washington union., 1857-11-13

The ON NATIONAL THEATRE will be sold at auction this
afternoon at five clock, in front Of the premises by j.
C. Mcclure.
The Washington union., 1857-11-13
CARUsI's SALOON.

TrSsDAy, NovHszEx l7m
Mi'ls FRKzzOInyI MAIBE.sG vIEUxfKMPs Madame ANAL
PATTI SIRAkOSiI, and NJ srRAKooli.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-01-08

knowledged as such by Europe and tho
world at large; but it isquite another thing
to extend the area of operation Of this Con.
federation from its proper boundary of do
mestic protection into the field of external
intervention. The Diet further insists upon
the modification of the constitutions of seve.
raj of the German States TO an extent which
wholly neutralizes freedom of government.
The Swiss Government is said 10 be prepar
ing for the worst. The effective strength
of the Swiss army is returned as 62,943
men and 700 guns. The Government can
also call out the Cantonal troops in case o.
war; these consist Of upwards of 10000
men. The $4,000 Swiss who now from
the nuceusof the Neapolitan army would
also he recalled. In fact, Switzerland can
put on foot an army of nearly n quarter ot
million men; but this would be far form
sufficient to cope with the great military
power of Prussia. The affairs of Germany
and Denmark respecting Hostein are also
assuming threatening aspect, and the ma.
tons of Continental Europe are taking side.
in the quarrel"
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-01-08
THE CAROLINA SPARTAN.
BY CAVLS 81 TRIMMER.
TO. P. VERNON, Associate Editor,

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$3.50 at the end Of the year. lfnot paid until
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Payment will be considered in advance il made
within three months.
No Subscription taken for less than six months.
Money may be RENTED through postmasters at
our risk
.Adver tisements inserted ut the usual rates and
contracts made on reasonable terms.
The SPARTAN circulates largely over this and
adjoining districts, and offers an admirable medium
ts our friends to reach customers.
job work OF all kinds promptly executed.
Blanks, Law and Equity, continually on hand
printed to order.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-01-08

ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIscovERY.-The
London Athenaum announces the discove.
~ Of buried Greek city in the Leyant, by
Mr. Newton, British Vice Consul at Cos.
OF the circumstances of lhis interesting dis.
eovery il says that sometime ago the Gov
ernm9t wanted a Vice Consul at Cos; and,
in place Of seeking among the .Nfratf Of
Malta o. Alexandria for representative,
they very wisely sent out Mr.. Newton, OF
the British museum, a ripe scholar and an
able man Of business. The consequence is.
that instead OF cheating the natives and ~
ing 20 the Foreign Office, as so many Le-
vsntiue officials are accused Of doing, Mr..
Newton has tuned his eyes toward the past,
and in the beautiful isiaud in which he was
placed, lie las uladea noble discovery
thing les Than buried Greek citv. He
has sent home tic news, and the Admiral
~, with honorable promplilude, have sent
ont IN the Gordon steam frigate the apars.
tus required teF excayasions, together with
cameras and Photographs Chemicals. Mr.
Newton will supeflntend the work.
--.-.-al-.a.- zee -
an overruhng Ptovl fencc, that the injuries 10
MESSENGER OF ,hgs seaes5ar sosrn % ., slis r.
eharaetes. lomr, truly, so
JOHN Z YOUNG, President
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-01-08


Ccs. BEsToS oS DIssrrArIoS.-A f-w
evenings ago Col. Benton delivered lee
ture in Boston, before the Apprentices Ii
brary Associations. a letter to the New
York Tribune says:
lie opened by giving, in kindly char,
acterlstic style, some yesy good advice TO
Young men in general, and apprentices in
particular They saw before them, he re-
marked, person who had attained an age
past the limi. which the Psalmist assigns
TO the line ofllfe, and now upon these years,
which the same Psalmist associates with
sorrows aud weakness, thus far he was
exempt from those inGrmities.. How came
II that at this advanced age he was blessed
with the absence of those infirmities which
are supposed to belong to iti he owed il
TO the course Of his early life Franklin
(whom he warmly eulogized) was once
nieknamed the American Aquatic, because
he drank nothing but water. In that res.
pect he had initiated Franklin. He totally
Sustained for the first half of his life,
and was temperate che other half He had
not only totally abstained from spirituous
liquors, vinous liquors. fermouted liquors,
aud everything OF the kind, but he had kept
himself free from cresg kind Of dissipation.
lAPp'ae'se, lie knew no game whatever
aud TO this moment could not tell, when
looking asaParty pIesing cards, which vas
the loser and which the winner lie had
oftea set up allnight watching the sick, on
military duty, and book---a book-had
often kept him awake; but he had never
spent one night of dissipation.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-01-08
AN ILLrsrRArlos AND CoSyIRM

AN lLLUsrRAIkQH AND CoSFIRMArIoN oE
IIoLY Wmr-The Eainhoro' Witness says
Ihal ialhe second eiition of Mr.. smith Of
lordanbills ''voyage aud Sbipwreck OF St.
Pahr there occurs n new and interesting
observation, confirming and illustrating the
narrative Of ST. Luke C'Acts Of the Apos.
ties" chapter XNVlL) IL consists of the
discovery Of the ruins of the town of Lasea,
mentioned in the Acts rs nigh unto the
Fair llaveus on the south coast Of Crete.
the modern Gambia. The place is not men
toned 10y other ancient authors, aud it, site
has hitherto been purely conjectural. The
discovery was made during yacht cruise,
in the month OF January last, by Hugh
Teunenl, ESQ., Of WeIlpark, Glasgow, and
the Rev George Brown, Of the Free Church
Of Scotland.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-01-08
A RETIRED STATESMAN

Harper has diagram of the expression
of the hand-feminine and masculine-Je-
fore and after marriage. No. represents
a plump lady hand, all grace and softness,
extending the third finger, half coyly and
half eagerly, for ring held by No. Q be,
tween thumb and finger, affectionately in.
viting the finger to try the fit. No. shows
hand No. 1 raised in depreciation and al
rest of blow from the threatening doubled
fist Of No. 2. 1t is either a great libel on
marriage or the world thinks so-we don't
care which.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-01-08

A st. Louis paper says that the grasshop.
pers have eat up the entire tobacco crop Of
franklin county, and tho last that was
heard from them they were seated on the
corners OF the fence begging cVery man that
passed for a chen.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-01-08

PERSONAL ADoRHMEnT. Many affect to
see religion or its opposite in personal de.
coraton. we never could. The answer
OF the sweet innocent lady in the subjoined
anecdote, is to our mind, conclusive against
all the homilies ever written against per.
sonal adommenH
ELIZA, my child" said very prudish
old maid to her pretty niece, who would
curl her beautiful ringlets, ''if the Lord
had intended your hair to be ourled, inc
would have done it himself" Very logi.
cal, no doubt, she thought the remark; but
hear the answer:
$50 no did, Aunty, when / was n baby;
but he thinks am big enough now to curl
it myself"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
- liaqt tlGgaJHT gHJaIaT fUtG HsctWcl0

dor medcal writers, fold and do nothing or We
give an, medicine must not BE- 20 aid nature "a esPs
,uh.rcIss but something simply % peats PAN or moderate
oh We are 20 .hu. our ewes and allow the ~ry gydHna
sn. 20 pass crude u5e and ou crude t9or.e. 20
e,afSs lla1s other words from Ae nFst y r
s. stage Of p;ion and al that is 20 be tone Is 10
say oeal Irritation BY opium dd,yaea by arnsens sns
BY mineral acids and finally 10 solse the eose
he by attending the immediate comforts OF the pse
The " cos Of lVe very natural termination Of 'ncn
and indeed the only which any Physcah oouu
Ttep ., he people rightly understand thst consiup
!" The prcfcs.ion Let thcrr too understand clearly
the, the that is attempted Is 70 paii'e synp'2n'
~. ;Se PRETENDED iSos irtryes" iodine .yITp.' AZ
y,i,atioa and the like are only many
rastvs. which NAV sometimes reier but have power
Let them fully understand that the physician wno pre-
scrb.s full well at the time he does that they
can exert no curative influence upon the disease aud they will
resard 10 he estmen. they ought to pursue 1t eanuo be
IN. they do each maznes ne IA on the ht o~d
sns az O,ner ga ife me S from b Won Sisaops are YOU
Of the the different plans OF treatment tnat many
who read th- srtiee would Yesterday nave argued
advocates and teachers Of IL freely confess its worthes-e,s
tic. can bndy sit down under guidance of this that
school phy yscians with safety lhe OBJECT deed oy
every copsuupve patient is presume the recovery his
health II h. satisfied by aia,ioa very little
hst ply soisn he employs what system he adopts But
object cure he seek not from practice the Sbst
advocates Of which admit be incapable Of eeng
and improved method OF medication. wich
promises az least chance Of fe However little faith be may
have In .nv pan of treatment we believe 70 duty
try everything which seems reasonable to MS ian
prudce against probably the means that would have
We have entered fully the consideration Of the
usual practice the profession because know II to be but
little Understood BY the people Many led to believe that
their phy.cns they have probability Of recovery The
very the disease ceuesths hope aud seved
have add uncandd Of medical strength
ems And yet in reality such hope and such
assurances direct variance with the teaching. of the
books the confessions Of the profession and the experience OF
the world. ITO BE CONTINUED
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23
vTHE TREATMENT of CONSUMPTION
ALLoPATHY, HOMEOPATHY, wATER-CURE AND
INHALATION PRACTICALLY REVIEWED.
ROBERT HUNTER, NJ D.,
Corfutns Physician for Pulmonary Diseases,
Of No. s23 Broadway.

The following e1trsc. Is in continuation CT whs: has already
b published In these columns for the purpose Of exciting
,,i de. and universal interest the important
ter, treated Of BY Dr. Hunter in his different writings The
Review may be obtained at Sherman Co.'S No. Vosey
As.or House Price 10 cents
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

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Containing Part V.
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Ruskns work will send the painter than ever 70
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fBlack~oods Magazine.
iupassioned review Of the works of living
painrr~ and work full OF deep thought and
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british Quarterly Review.
very and delightful book fun Of truth aud
goodness of power and beauty" North British Review.
One Of the remarkable works art which has
p,arrd IN our tine" Edinburgh Review.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

E s..os,mept Of French Dwarf Pear Trees, grated
@ ,toet Also the b.t variety Of Peach Press Lawton
,ss,rry Bn.he. toseker with large s.oei of Field Fowsrs
n1 a;,rdtn sd H. RALPH, No. - Fgl,oD st
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

A Companion for DR.. ksnss Arctic Explorsions
TINHE NORTH PACIFIC SURVEYING AND
i EXPLORING EXPEDITION; or My LAST CRUISE
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Fnsravings representing the customs Of the almost
UNKNOWN TRIBES AND NATIONS VISITED BY THE
EXPEDITION.
and other Of general interest which fell uuder the OBJ
seryation of the author
FOR SALE BY BOOKSELLERS GENERALLY.
One Volume Price 81 25.
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No. 20 North 4h st.. Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-23

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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-05-21
Only Looked In.

Col. Stewards historian and today mixer,
writing from Scott county, thus gently de-
finss the position of the Legislative nomi-
nee, as 10 his connection with the Know
Nothing Order:
sin order that Col. SrEwARr's position
may be fairly and properly understood, l
will observe that, in this speech, he stated
that he did look into Lodge of some kind,
but upon the express representation that
there was nothing in it that interfered With
his political opinions, end that there was
nothing proscriptive of either birth or reli-
gion; that he had the privilege of looking,
and if he did not like it he was not to be
considered party TO il unless he took other
steps connected with the mysterious con-
Germ which would make him party to it
steps, however, which he never took, for
he Immediately retired without even being
invested with any Of its signs, grips, obli-
cations or anything else. The attempt
therefore, to identity him with it, was moi
true" 80
IL We shall see, soon, how long the
Col. s,aid in, as he denies il.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1857-05-21
Important from Carson Valley.
REPORT THAT BRIGHAM YOUNG. HAD BEE

REPORT THAT BRIGHAM YOUNG HAD BEEN
% DRIVEN OUT OF UTAH.
The inhabitants Of this region are in a
peaceful and prosperous condition. The
mines are yielding fair wages, and the far
mers are.:put,ing in a large extent Of grain,
The grass and vegetation is forward, the
cattle being fat enough for market. The
prospect is that large crop of grain will
be raised this season, adding to butter and
cattle, which have hitherto been their prin-
cipal exports, and that Of -four also.
There was a recent fall of snow on the
mountains, to the depth Of six feet.
A report was prevalent in the valley to
the effect that q serious dissension had aris-
en- among the Saints at Salt Lake City. 1t
is SAID that Brigham Young has been com
PEELED TO fee the city, to save himself from
the fury of his flock. The difficulty had
its origin in matters relating TO the admin,
istration of the church property, we be-
lieve. lHo' a -.' .....-. ....,.