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ArGrsrA, Ga, April 9--'rhc frost Of Tues.
day morning. killed thccorn, cotton md wheat
crops Of this region The thermometer stands
at - deg.
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKET.
CORRECTED DAILY FROM actual SALES,
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URIsTADoRo'S HAIR DYE!

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" CgI,AfnrN's never rIualch Iyt,
Ngd Il maLes hlhrk, " bTVWE iFHHs'cTmSA srSN.
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In ~ tho most infints ard ,ravus Hir Dlc, IN rllh
WORLD. rJrIa ed and sold, wluir'alc Rn,i retail and
applied On u private rOon'J At CGnrArNWus, No. ar
TuE IuUsg, BuAuNAV, INV N"rs, Id ~ all druggists
PrIIuHsrrS ~ The Tinted State.
Agents C,'nuau, unIo, John u. r4rL, Soun Palmer,
tAIiIn.ly-,ir.
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S. THALBERG's

P1RNT AND ONLY EtNND q INN7EKT
IN this city, will take place nj Thursday, April 'Ntb' at
W,shiprtOn Hail. under the direction NJ ". Srnkn'Ch
orders for seats viii he received III nr,W brakes Store
80 3 Washington Hall ap -lmd&tri'w
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Important to Consumptlves.

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Health aud Strength must inevitably fol-
low its Use.
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by TEI.Etil;ArIl.
CImcinuT'i Market.

BurruorV April O-FIour marLrt confines steady with
out change In i0rmrrpricrs.
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a n BROMN.

watches, JCwCIry. SIIVernmd plated war
Clocks, &C. &C.
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The Washington union., 1857-09-15
THE CASE PLAINLY STATED.

The southern know-nothiag candidates for Con
gress (says the Georgia Federal UnioR) admit that
there win be but two parties in the next Congress
the democratic and black-republcan parties and,
when questioned to what party they win act with
onhe slavery issues, they answer, did Mr.. Miller
the opponent of Mr.. A. II. Stephens, they g act rrih
The democratic party This is an admission of the
soundness of the democracy, which takes away the
force Of all appeals of the candidates Of the know
nothing party to the support of the people. There
win not be over dozen knownothing members
from the South in the next Congress and they
will be compelled to vote with the democracy or
with the black-republicans. The Union then adds:
''1he democracy are in the majority in the next Con-
gres They will be able to carry all Their measures
without the aid Of the southeIh ownothings and in
spits of the opposition of the blackrepublic-ns
the people of the first third end seventh congressional
districts in this State remember this If they put Bar
tow, Trppe, and I in Congress- they get nothing
If they put sswafd, P1ey and Stephens Ia Congress,
they put there who belong ID the majority and who
will he able to curry out their favore policy
What sort of an appeal Barlow Triprs or Hill
make to the triumphant democracy What right fHve
they TO expect assistance from democratic Conge3
None at all Then let the people bear IN mind, when
they vote this cta nothing memt of the next
Congress will be cipherwith no pa ty, no pow
err and claims to the forbearance msgnanmity of
the democratic party"
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
THE NEW COMMISSIONERS OF PATENTS.

We find the following complimentary notice Of
the new Commissioner of Patents in the Cincinnati
Enquirer:
f'1ne acceptance of this office by Joseph Holt
prses many of his friends he had long retired from
the active duties Of political life in tbs enjoyment of
large fortune accumulated in professional career of
paralleled SUCCESS and briancy 1t is great point
gained to entice such from retirement There is
ADLER more honest gentleman in the democratic party
than Joseph Holt As orator he stands without an
equal in the Union. Great modesty and somewhat
meancholc and secluded disposition, superinduced by
bad health have long withdrawn him from sphere in
which he moved with great power and popularity
In the Bank struggles in Mississippi twenty years ago,
Joseph Holt the champion of the democracy, who
ws ped both in the courts and at the hustings against
that matohless wit and versatile orator, 3 . Prentiss
1t battle of giants Prentiss, who never elsewhere
found his equal declared that Joseph Holt WAS the great
est orator The country produced We arc happy to
hear that his health has been in great measure, re-
stored and we hail this, his first appearance in public
ooe happy event in the history of the democracy
and new proof Of the sgacy Of the President who
has been successful in allurng into places of responsibility
Gentlemen who have too long withheld from their conn
Try the services and talents which every true patriot
owes
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
1rrrnron nrpLrrMEsT.

Rigid Of Nal CsatractOrs 10 Prs-Emptim.-The Cofnms
soner of the General Land Office viii shortly issue to the
registers and receivers Of the different land offices crcu
lar in relation to pre-emptons to contractors carrying
mails through territories west of the Mississippi, under
the general provision for that purpose in the act OF Con
gress approved March 3, 1885, making appropriations
for the service Of the Psst Office Department and also in
relation to the special preempton under the act
Of Sd March, 1857. The Commissioner holds that TO
constitute right Of pre-emption, under this law, the
mairoute which the claim is based must form part Of
the system, stretching lealy the tavsy, being a
link in par. Of ccaneosi route from the line Of he States
Of 6 Mss-s4f p hs Pacific and that no benefit or
privilege is conferred by the said act routes stretching
leng shwise in northerly southcrly direction in Ter
ritory, snd forming part of such connected route
number OF stringent rules laid down to assist the
contractor ia proving his right to the preemptions and
to prevent imposition upon the department The same
principles apply to the special act of 1887 except that 1t
restricts the stations to ten miles apart, and the pre-
emption TO $40 acres ......
Colorad3 Wagon RoIdA private letter reached gen.
tIeman in this city yesterday evening" stating that the
wagon -road expedition under the direction Of Lieutenant
Bca1c reached Albuquefqc New Mexico, the 9th Of
August last en- rou for either Fort Defiance Zun.
All we'll 1t is expected that Lieut. Beae viii follow
Whipple trail pretty closely at least far the detour
to the south on the Big Sandee The Navos said to
be troublesome. ...
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
LATER FROM UTAH.
By the way of New York we have later news from
Utah. The Times says

By the way of New York we have later news from
Utah. The Times says
'News from Utah is at hand, august l3} by the ar
rival in this city of Elders Samuel w. Richards and Geo
G. SNYDER direct from Salt Lake, their way to fulfil
mission in England. The Mormons were in hopeful
condition not at all dismayed and in state of profound
wonder to the purpose of the government in sending
troops against them The harvest has been exraordna
rily plentiful this Work progressing the
Temple Business was reviving Elder Richards
reports having passed the plains Mormon immigra
tion of 600 persons their way to Utah All in
good condition and the hand carts in high favor
The only federal officers remaining In Utah Drs
Hurt and Armstrong Indian agents. Elder Richards s
party passed portion of the United States troops be-
tween Fort Laramie and Fort Kearney Nearly 200
tents on the road to Utah and he thinks from this and
from the large number of freight trains the wayat
least 700 government wagonsthat far have been
sent than is generally supposed here The present Nor
mon population of Utah is estimated at $4,000 The
total population of the Territory, GENTLE and Mormon,
is $4,000. Just previous to the departure of Elder Rich
ards there were runors of Indian disturbances in the
immediate vicinity of Salt Lake City,
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
POSITION OF THE INDIANA DEMOCRACY.


The Indianapolis State Sentinel thus clearly defines
the position of the democracy of Indiana on the sa-
very question:
"Ihe democracy of Indiana are content to meet the
slavery issue upon the principles Of the Kansas act
tanned 1t by the opinion of the Supreme Court IN
der the national constitution this policy docs equal justice
to the rights of all the States 1t makes thcm they
should be, equal If the attempt should be made by
either the slave free States to force the domestic policy
of either upon the people of the Territories it viii be
act of despotsm at with the whole policy of the gov
ernment with the rights of the citizens of the Terrific
res and which should meet with resistance The great
problem of slavery will work itself out under the present
policy of the government for the best interests of all
cened, better than any other which has been or can
probably be- suggested under the constitution So be-
lieve the Indiana democracy and just regard for the
rights of all the States they think demands this vexed
question should be SO determined We happy TO
tce that the democracy in their primary assemblages,
with consent throughout the States take this
view of the question. They win consent TO any
social political equality with the negro race, which all
experience proves tends to deterorate the white without
beneftting the black. They win allow false phi
hnhropy to induce them to elevate the negro at the
rhoe of their race
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

rupton against which the democratic party presents the
only bulwark Of defence
RsOJs4 That the democrats of New York, assempied
for the purpose Of consultation upon the destiny Oh he
party and OF the country cannot meet together without
feeling deep consciousness of the loss which both have
sustained in the death OF VIM. L. Marcy. His wisdom
his fidelity his varied abilities and great administrative
talents while they enabled him TO render vast services 70
his country were the admiration OF his countrymen ana
Of the civilized governments throughout the world and
We behold this great column in the edice fate1 II be-
hooyes all tounite hands in sustaining that arch Oh
the Union Of which he was at once the ornament and
glDDOrt
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
LATER FROM MEXICO.

telegraphic despatch f,om New Orleans, dated the
18th, says
The Mexican mails received show that the transfer
between the civil and ecclesiastical authorities still exist
Further insults to the American consul at Mazatlan
had been perpetrated. A new difficulty between the
government and the British charge had arisen
count of insults to the British flag during tho absence
of the charge. ..HE
The Yucatan revoutonists were gaining ground.
The steamer Philadelphia, from Havana, is coming up.
The steamer Central America left Havana for New York
the morning of the sth.
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

Mr. Philip Clark, formerly of Iowa City, returned to
that place day two since, from California after
absence of eight years. He left wife, children and a
valuable farm when he went to California. He finds on
his that his wife is long since married having first
secured divorce and decree giving her the farm for
her support The farm has been sold and is in other
hands, and the former wife is in other part of the
country
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
SENATOR PUGH.

Senator Figh COMMENCES his work in the campaign
next week Alter that until the election he will speak
about every day. Sunday excepted Inc vigorous elo-
quence and fine reasoning powers of Senator Pugh will de-
molish the fimsy sophistries of Chase
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

The Stamford (Connccticut Advocate says that during
the last fifty years there has not teen single dwelling
house burned u the village, indeed in the town, in
voyng the loss of than $500 $500 1t also
that from Sl0 900 to sl5O0 per annum have been
pended for tho last thirty years in paying insurance
miums
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
DEPARTMEST NEWS.
ATTORNEY GENERALS orF1cE.

VaiidSy @ Tifls.-The Secretary Of War having re-
fcd the question Of the validity Of the title 10 certain
lands in Georgetown purchased for the of the Wash
ingon aqGeduct the Attorney General has decided that
the deed from Charles Abort and wife for the lands
conveyed vests a valid title in the United States
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

The Winchester yirginian says We had our first white
frost yesterday Tuesday, morning. 1t was, however,
ght-ony observable grass in low and cool localities.
1t has believe done injury to any kind of vegea
ton The Charlottesville Jeersonan of Friday says
The passengers the Thursday morning report
frost beyond the mountains.
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

HsS5~ THE Rev. Wm Pinkney, ID. D., having ac-
cepted the Church Of the ASCENSION win
upon Of his rocorsbip Sunday, October IL
Persons desiring pews the church viii please apply TO
C. y. HURJBuRT,
Register Of Church.
Room No. IL, west wing Patent ofhoe
Sept 5-Tuw&Stft
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GEORGETOWN. ID. C..

fIyIIS large boarding and day school for young
Indies so long favorabiy conducted by Miss l.
English direction OF Miss NJ narrower principal
corps competent and experienced teachers ID every
department Of learning.
others whose duties call them Washing
daughters wards here under their own super
accustomed TO dohe graduates OF this
seminary representing nearly every State the Union
For particulars address NJ j. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sop I2-eotf Georgetown, d. c.
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
srAYE pErAnrMENr.

Wreck Information has been received from B. Everett
smith, Unsd States vice consul at Turks island of the
wreck Of the brig .Marshfeld of Boston g. W. Brown
master The vessel stranded the morning of the
25th August the eastern reef Of Mariguana her
passage from New York to Santa Cruz
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
WAR pEphRTM N.

Resi-, ,aaaon--The resignation Of Captain Andrew G.
Miller Of the first infantry Of the United States army
has been accepted by the President the resignation to
take effect on the 3lst proxmo.
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

UTINTER FUEL NOW ON HAND AND ON
wv the
O white ash coal for radiators
tons white ash broken coal for furnaces
red ash coal for CRATES
Email size for range and cooking stove
200 Cumberland coal.
ALSO
largo supplies OF FINE OAK HICKORY WOOD
receiving supplies OF all kinds OF fuel
feel confident advantage Of all those who
favor with their orders. ..
personal attention given TO every order.
ay-CoaI kept in hoored and rooted yards.
RS-2,24o lbs TO the
T. J. & W. u. GAIT,
Northwest 18th and streets, No. SAT,
Ono square south Of Penn avenue.
2-lmif
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

TTNHE Misses IIawleys French and English School
IL win be reoponed on Monday sepombc 4 their resnce
l67 Pennsylvania avenue. Aug 2s-3aw3w
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

NEW Fall and Winter Goods for Gentlemen
something for the ladies.P j. STEER Merchant Tailor,
street. Washington, ready TO exhibit his
goods Gentlemen will please call early and select
choice styles .@.a ra. #.s- E.aE.
making the trimming OF all work sold at store,
guaranty style ample satisfaction the purchaser
the for the sale OF Wheeler and VII
Family Sewing Machines would confidently recon-
ladies and all others engaged In making ladies'
clothing in shirt making beyond all controversy
Full instructions given, and
competency guaranteed in all TO the operator
really good sewing machine viii do well to call
a my and for themselves ........ ....
Sept 9-2aw3wf . q.
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

nR G. III. VAN PATTEN, Dentist, expects to
reach the sth September proximo when, with
energy he will his professional duties
for believing that his efforts in Washington
eighteen proved generally satisfactory he
merit tho public confidence and
patronage which he again respectfully solcts.
herctoiore at his residence Cedar Hill villa Pennsyya
avenue Georgetown.
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

NOR RENT.-A rare chance.--Now under con-
strucon with all the conveniences Of
lights Tho location the principal business square OF
city, wc adapted for dentists daguerreo
psts occs SC Also and airy basement suitable
whole finished and well lighted In tho
improved manner after the New York styles.
WALL & STEPHENS,
......a 322 Pennsylvania avenue,
between 9th and 10th streets, entrance on street
1a--1mn
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
Washington, d. G.

TTNTIE ANNUAL SESSION of this institution will
Wednesday, the thrtoth (30h) Of September
Students will be examined for entrance the Monday and Tuesday
previous a@
preparatory OF the Institution win open Wednes
day. the ninth sh) of September will be under the supervision
college officers and win be provided with the best instruction
admission, further information apply the president tho
college g. PRENTIsS,
Aug 25-2aw3w Registrar.
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

UNITED STATES NAVAL COURT or INQUIRY,
Washington, February 20, 1857.
TNE judge advocate gives notice, for the iniorma,
coming before the court under the LIST seoton oil
the act January 1857 that they viii respectively be advised by
tho department sha have been referred 70 the
court and presenting themselves tny
should prepared with list Of such witnesses MS they may ae
specifying which OF tho respective nead
c ness for the act their tcst
y applied respectively and suggesting the delay any
may required and In respect OF what witnesses
j NJ CAFuIsE, Judge Advocate.
Feb 2st-n
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

FURNITURE AND HOUSEFURNISHING Goods
subscriber intending to devote his at
exclusively the auction and commission and real estate bus
his stock OF furniture and furnish
ing goods greatly reduced prices for cash satisfactorily endorsed
notes JAS. G. MAGCIRE,
Aup 25--eodIm Auction and Commission Merchant
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

MATRmoNIAL.-The whole number Of marriage licenses
issued in the District OF Columbia since December 23
1911, has been about IL 500. :. "a. ,... .a.. -. .
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

Academy or the Visitation, Frederick City,
Maryland.
TINHE exercises of this institution will recommence
4 the first Monday in September. |...
TERMS OF BoARDERs.
with the French language III dercd
Stationery washing mendg bed, bedding DOCTORS fec &C. 10
harp and guitar forms additional charge.
the Latin German aan and Spanish languages draw
ing painting likewise charges. Entrance fee S.
{ Aug 22-law7w~ ..r.-. as.
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
Select school for Young Ladies',
ENGLISH AND FRENCH,

E,RESH LEAVES, by Fanny Fern IS cents
I Earths North and Central africa, vol. 1, 81 so.
Loigh Hunts Pocms vols 81 90 just published
at TAYLOR a MAuRyS
Sept list Bookstore 9th Ereet
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

THE FRIENDSHIP FIRE COMPANY, AILxANDErA, were
parade in city, yesterday, under escort of dele
CATION from the Union Fire Company, and the Perse-
verance Fire Company.
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

TSOR SALE very valuable real estate on Pennsyi
yania avenueThe property adjoining tho east the va
cant At and 18th street II fronts
~ feet avenue contains 1922 fee' running back
10 a 30-eet alley. I st.
Further PARTICULARS terms, made known application to
N KELLER & MCKINNEY,
18th street, opposite Treasury Department.
Juno 30--dn
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

TARGET MATcH.-The Washington Yeagers, Captain
Sohwartzman had parade and target match yesterday
at the Park Three prizes contended for and won
follows: The first prize, gold medal, by George
Lautner the second gold ring, by A. Wisebecker
and the third gold pencil, by George Kaiser.
The Washington union., 1857-09-15
More Failures in New York.

More Erilurs IN Ncg York.
New YonK, Sept 1.-THE following failures have
been reported to-day Wesley s. Kaowsi, brokers
Swords Waltan & Co.. hardware dealers; and Nesmith
s. Co. dry goods merchants.
The Washington union., 1857-09-15

General Jackson Gold Boz gssq
NEW YORK Sept 14.--Andrew Jackson, jr,, who Vis-
tied this city present his fathers gold box declines to
give it up on the award Of the military commission to
Major Dyckrnan He returns to Tennessee tomorrow
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-10
THE GRAVE OF BEN BOLT

By the side of sweet Alice they've laid Ben boit'
Where often he longed to repose; ....
For there he would kncel with the early spllhi
flowers,
And plant DER his darling the rose.
His heart was as true the star to his gaze,
When tossed on the pillows alone;
But now it is cold and forever at rest,
For he calmly lies under the stone.
How often his eyes seen brmming with tears,
To mingle wi tn others in grief,
But 10y would rekindlc the light of his smile,
When pouring the balm of relief
AT last he has gone to the bright spirit land,
And free from all sorrow and pain,
He tastes the full raptures of angels above,
For he meets with sweet Alice again.
Wei gather the flowers from the green shady nook
And moss from the silent old mill,
To strew o'er the graves where obscurely repose
The hearts that death only could chill;
And oft when the soul has grown weary ana SAD,
Well come by the twilight alone,
To muse o'cr the spot where together Ben Bolt
And sweet Alice lie under the stone.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-10

CoLoRING BUTrER WITH CARROTS. -
Some who practice this, commend it, "a
not only improving the appearances OF tn"
butter, but the flavor and quality. Th"
following is the process -
To cream for five pounds Of butter take
a good sized orange carrot, wash clean
and CRATE of the deepest cololed portion
pour tea-cup full of warm water to l.,
let it stand short time, then strain through
cloth, and add to the cream just oetor"
churning.
! WARTS ON HoRszs.--James Fuller.
Whiteside's Corners, N. y, states. i'll tho
Country Gentleman, that he had Il valuabl'
horse with wart on the thigh. as large as
a mans thumb, three-quarte rs of an lncit
long. Heapplied waters toit several Zines
BY this means il was removed entirely IA
a few week 5, without any annoyance To tho
sanimal.
F1sH BosEs-It is well known thai
there is much danger resulting from :hn
LODGING. oc small fish bones in Che thI'a .
Perhaps it is not generally known that th'
white of an egg poured down the throat \.
= such times give immediate relief. The
reason is obvious. Small bones, like pms
and needles lie often across the passage
into the stomach, slightly adhering to the
points. The egs chngs 70 thorn Aa! ca
fies theEa down.