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an benz fGtfbarsn G9gbarbOr,5IuGs unO Der @ifentabn S0a
@btlaSelpbtd An6 Qldntie Cts, pmeeben BON 1880 beutfAea
5armen. If uts @rpafabt BON Der SgfeB9sbune In Rep-Ssrs
10 t~ntorpprtrt, BAT terstts tber 200 6Gufer. 1l00 @%iupU6nar.
cine quite tneeti6tete Sdule sinige pptelS, 1ouHaben, G6mies
be- unb anoere Q%9ertf6tteH un6 blu9t II ergGupt un8eD66nIi@
fGnel e1nppr, tabem Un ben etn8eberDen @elpern (nab bean
Ylane aber Spet Wtiaipntn) otraBen, SGufer, Staetetfsu6ab.
reu 8e6aat unb anbtre Oerf&Gnerungsn gemaHt fper6en.
DIR GdnSe 9Gnbitri6 pom 80 englif6en Auabrdtnetlen tptrb
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8uten 9Oben uub Elm sslunbes 8ltnd. ga berfelbe in Der
gtdbe 9ter bsbesttneer Stdbts lie8tA (YttlacflPeta, Gep,gOrt,
Vii. Gitp, Gdpe Utap) unt SGthabrts. un6 GHenbdbnper-
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IstGt Bu Wtarfte eebrdGt un6 5anpei i'm eSrOBen, fppie GaGri.
len alter Mrt tetyie5en pGrten.
@tn Sauplae BON 40 Bu6 5ront unb $50 Tus Ttefs nebf e-
mem 9rGmteagarten Dpn bpppeitsr 8rbBe rber etnem Mrtbeile
an etnsnt %rdn1tentauie tofet Sl0Ut In pter3t9 mpnGtit1en 3dt-
llnn8en Don So 0D uno $500 betm unterinretten Ir Sptten.
Dte 3Wttte Ufrtbetlun9 Der BaupldBe fnbet btefes Sidbr nod
tatt. @tne srn tcu nod %ScrrdtbiBsn 26 5drmen D5u 30 &fer
SGno uno D Qder 9Dalb, nebf tntnn cGufs I'm 28ertbe DGn
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S'hlpretbeh unh Der Ren in mDndtltdfn 3nblungen BON $40
Rno Die at ir tarm lieeenre pramie.
uHtsr btalen ~9unftgen 8ebtneun6en label tte @efeGidaft
=. Dtu'IGen en, wfl6e 10 cine unabbGngtgP 6etmatb unter
ssutlMet Sst Tdltnn9 pruneen pDgeu, CUR 8DQeutung bieier
petFu@tH anla9e 4ttti au nebmen.
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Baare 3a1lnn9 Doer oansbare Naptere.
Inter p6IBen Bebt18ungen bteten MIR a. btllaeu @retIar
&rtitel gum 0ertanfe an, gum 8rOBten Gbetl aus IN,
Ierer etgenen 6abrit unb tur beren bette 2ualttdt mir garan,
ttren.
Ehirer,
8eniter. emit unb'Sbne @las)
Bienben,
Senhe = unb Etir~Nabmeu,
Sptnbel- gf0ren,
Observation-Disclosures
SimSpert,
Lr1ger,
Dttfbeet. TtnfGr
0pljerne Tamtnffmfe,
Shteers Ramtnfmfe,
S6tefer- Qcerbe,
8aus8ur sIBdaren,
Zen ergiGS.
5anb-Stegd, Bdnber, Centre. Biumsn fur TGfeIperf, &C.
fbntStes StmSptrt unb GrG9er, 5ua5e sierun8en Senffer9 e
pidts un6 bp. Setle, 3ugcrt6tete N~uBbpben, Badfetne, Rail-
oaare, 9eps, Cement II. I. 10. @beniD cine erSBe Nusipn1l
dr0tteftOntl der Watertalten unp NerSierunsen.
Setelte Arbett ptrb pNnttli9 uno IN Der teften a8et aeIt.
ltefert.
QDir fnb ferner BITE etn3teen a8enten In mars.
a B fur bic QGef. Is atletcn @iienblbn uno 56tefer
npa8nte uno pffertrer Su ben annetn barfcn 8ebtn gungtn
teHsn, ntGt ron Gptem su inter 9eioenSen Rada6mun.
gen BON. lnfabDner @prpbsr unb psrtnef dem eespttf6en
8rCedteu, per6 Nnttaue, Nsat, pantheon galway unb anberr
p%ertbDpuen Mrten Don Wt1rnlpr, welGG SIM s tito mem ibrer
9autrhattt8tett unb 6Grte, fannie S6Dnbett uub duBerit biai8s
DretIe MOO ME ubertrpfen Etnb. Mle ppn unS tn bieGa
StUien 9elteferten Qrbetten fnb 70 tea pOltrt, bne fe tbren
Sllns pteI LANCER ais Der d6te MdrmDr baiten, unb own
NduG gar ntbt d%neeertfen perben. Sic ffnb NRnl 70 fari
ais 10 t9er Wdrmpr unb Dpn piel ldDnerem anieben be-
bebeut er 9pfenerIparntB. Ger. u. SteSenS,
Wldrs9, Mt bio. z. Pratttr.. 7pec g8bar eT
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%pifcrorifhe MnSeiee.


(. gsi unter,eidnstem ii 70 chen onGetSmmen; m,..
RInmenIefe trmifdtr bt1ttGsf 9l@IHa9sH' u 81 %
. n1r Ginltituue pom Or. > : y aDrlt $1'oo
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o S.rtrnjt y. M.p 6umbDltt, In 40 eteterun8en II
U.. g. ntmr. 8situne fur @erbrsttun9 nafnrrtnfn"
stoftitder Rennlnths fur eeisF aler Stanos. per-
rssdsoeben ppn SIR. utle nnp 0r. Nfuaer' "H
sSseDsSrSonbiiden SanRraitUasn. 81 &uniuasrn D
g. tYEnse, s. ggl unb Suben, Hpnan tn 0 ou@eFn' o.
Bdnbe e.rSaI,,s Nu1raIis
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iGer WeWa"i gprs Myeaabe. -.5i
m%S6s 81, ROmGn. 9lsue 6plge. ! Seapt o22gs
m q q, g. Nrtteri6 tei @rpBe uno ZEN 2pt 10
~" crbonn GSe bfDw8tp, pber 6rtecrt@ fef VFOBeH
fein Raufmoun. 3 &Fetls o.s.xst.h T.
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Ytanpfprts. 8tbltOtb slssaGG1s ano gSp,s'' ,%r
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os ! : 5 eemGfeunb S1eif6 Gin SO&tat fir
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Sd sridto mir tiermtt metnea Runosr isDte ben Sput-
nddern I'm A48emeinen bic t%rgtbenc Nnsetee ;t made, bGe
I'D neBen Wtaneel an Staum mein @5ei6dIt aus ND. z 6ars
rtiOnfr. nd0 NO. 81 6anrSerfr. (f1npper Mtart) Serleet
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&iAeulObeS 9 bleus2epcr, DemIcfzS cblenz2e=
Der, lelblt9ema6te5 SdubsS firtir9 unS ale
Scrten Oberleper, beige Icwie fran5SIl9e
Salbs2eoer, Buffz2eDer, Sips2eDer, SferDes
0eoer, Warccco, 6utters2eOer &c &c.
&u6 babe i'd etnen beOcuten0en @Urratt BON eepaItten
lSttefel- S6Gfteu, fOwie befp6ene Sttefet. S66fte Son1 beffeu
|fransONI6en 8atb-9eber, Saub unb Mann's. Satter.up.
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|5tnbtneSL lppts GusgeiGntEtene GpbIen Hnb ~ BEN ne.
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VIC. 80 Qpmbarbfr., z
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-22

Rudolph Lupus,
1t0rntat5er at1to GatpeIter.
'AA' 9to. 297, g8eit Yratttragt,
smei 7tired opn @utap8r. Baltimore.
Sd made metasn 5reunben, fowie Rem Qu6itIun in N1,
9emeincn tternsit Die au5et4e, enB i'd Dbtgsa @eiGaft fduFid
-atarnrmnttu Aabe unp tets elm wrblafprttrte0 Eager Opn 5u
Deleu, ftbernen unp ~gptbenen Toi1en. u6ren, Stau0. Ii. @0r
lor-ltbr5n, ippte 14c 10 tG5 SuweleE. uuD lbrens@g1hdi
etnfblaQenbe MrtiieI pprrdTbt9 bdiR.
SD msrpc netns Sunben istt Sat gut unb biGt1 6eoiencn.
JteparatureG an ubren rno s Ipilen belCr9e tb puuftlid.
Mpa20Jl IupDIpD &upu
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SSsnn(n uub Metereebanbsn stBnen'
S~'D"'" Burns & S Dan,
Rp. 49, Gtettfrafsn g~Btatfnnb
Gde Srn Guidr uni @ermGnrrafe.
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2me unD 3nanbt9 SABRE
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= w G;rfoafeit eraeben, bic NIT tthen 0 his ~ tbrfr gtoHn'
borfsit dufuodf, pnp wslQs, wtnn nt9t ~ gssUFigI 5mt o "a
So nh pnr truhlide Stnberntfe berpcrrhft irnoefH guy
RS N.Y., an elmer Reite BON anbaltsnpen, Serf9n6't@tf
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.rostsn f,nneu bic tranri8en 6Dl8sn bd0Un, e!S te oeS ner'
sSSe Snaem serruttet fneen, ttsnioe "ds 49, - 80 90
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Q S5enn or fn pn ele1er SeWcrnDett lpSStBI tpk o"!st09 ~ y
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GIier er wefen f~ptlten, bic It tn ann
{ der Qaae bett M en-.
8ehaltet e8 i'm @ecdhtnt3.
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AM fann eemtFenbdft auf ietne Sbre, az sn S.sps - Ms
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Ses 81. sa;rs gHobnuna 1T felt rem IesteH 'wdnt'e J9efen On ~
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.m eoT sinfod, ~Srbunben NIT aGen ilren SsrtPtDmer
ete tprsm SSr,ssp %nsittbetteu Unit SetiGluB etner Sergntun85
t : Or. sinitltns u'f ids5.5sr s'm m1s s9t s sasff pse2 @gs pre-
lsoSm q assoft nm Saabsn uub Rcustsrbe Sa rerputsn' nPer
,tnbet crhalteu. M.L
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ainfeltn aber eelbasrpoltHne nar s1 70 StsnS s,,,be
0Is uofAp ieueu gHe- tb IN %fdnp8 EHtpul[tHg peIpe
r,i Gf nm 'osbsmber pOa nit stnen Gr'mplar SeFf9ert.
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SSener nmb ~inicbftger Syobrpiam
rz.a~s., Nad benz Meiten u1o SGben4 .~ss.s
&nltipaOres mno 2ShtDs @
]Ss%&S~ OtSenbabn. %%&gIs%,
Nn unb mad benz 20. Sept. qRben be 3G9e ME f0lat:
0En Characterization Baltimore Der9ofau9, SDnntdas
Iau9aenpmmen, UNI s ubr 20 MiRuen Gprmitta0S UNI Ser
set' n mad allen &tstlen beS sDefens nnb Hprbs goetenO in
ibtreftcr Qtnie.
SIT We9<8affa8tere.
man en- s L.. 80 80. 8Nrn,. Bug. Maa ansn Qunftsn spti@es
9tebmpnI pb QDbseilns nnp smtf6en Grafton unb @arler8-
Itur8 beu5 rbr 5 @itnuten- 3u9 BON Baltimore.
Der Trepertds Nccpu1mpDattplSz Rug
perlGBt Baltimore fur Jreberi6 unb bic baspilbeu Gegsnpeu
lS(GSe td8ltd UNI 4 utr IS W. Nabnt., nit NuSndbme beg
GpnntaaS. rnt erretdt 8rebGrtd UNI 7,35 oes Nbenb8; YeriGst
lbei Der 8U0ebr Jrebertd um 8 lbr 40 Uttn. 8rrm. u. Iauai
in Baltimore nm 70 ubr IS Wlin. G}ttta9o an.
Der @Qtcctt'8= Ofills= 2lccpmuppattcn8 3ug
seBt tGgltd, NIT Nu6nabme SorntaeS, wte fpfgt:
Terl6St Characterization uni $40 Glerg. u. $50 gtadm.
SON @GicDtt's 1GtQs I'm 40 Nlrre. il. 6,45 gH.
TdG Wa1htngton unD bgm Slbelt.
seben bic 3u8y UNI 4 ubr SO gR. u. 9 Il. 80 u. Nprmtttaes
cpfe um gu, 50 Mi. unb 5lttr 80 N. NaGm.
an Srnnta8en UNI az ubr Ntpr8eHE.
Won Wdihlnqtou
gm 5,35 unb 7.45 utr 0ptm. unb $50, un6 As Na6m.
An Spnntaeen nur 9dtnt. un 3 Il. so Utn.
Der Spette nnb oterte 3ug 0n Baltimore u. g0afbtr8tpn
SerbinteH It9 NIT ben 3u9en Ger AnnGpUlt8s8atn.
I'D an S Z. @n8Iane Ageat an Ssr ItGet Office, Gam
,IeeE"StG+tcn. GD N. DreScptt g m ito,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Baltimore.
&usl6-S 6. SO GpIe, Observation-Disclosures
SSSteDfi0 fir GiulpauDerer.
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SSStcDG;0 fir WinlpdmSerer.
Ntue arrangements fiir @inmanrerer, bic nud
benz Q8elten 1u reiien tpitnIben.

Nftue arrangements fir @tnDanrerer, Die nut,
Dem g8elten 3u relien mitnIden.
gpn beute Zen 9. Np0enber al, nsrbsn bic @tnpenberer
auf Ser Nprtbern Central i alpertirset Deppt @~tienbabn nit
rem @rpres5ue %befGrkert. Die Babn tietet oabHrh cen S}ntmt-
aranten ent az t6Bere DprttetI, ais trgenb etns
anbere Batm, aud 1T Ie UNI 81 WisIen fur3er as je6e auperg
6atn nan benGnnten VidSea, ais;
Bitt8burs, @lepelanp, Detroit, Sort Q8apne
Gbicago, Milmoutee, @alena, Dubuque, CT
Saul, 01cd S8Iano, Burlington, Soma Gitp
nm erben pe6baib Die nit Der 9%tOrtpern Gsntral Balm sc
Ibeue : &erfSuen 10 SluneGn tr&ber ale rte nit anbern 8ab.
men Getenbsn bprt etrtrefer, auG wsrbsn 4 Ilal wtntger BIZ
&1aoen babei ~eewe&ielt. Die 9abn SLEPT bur6 ben Gpnlier
Ibsll pOn Gtip. Ate sdnse GntferEuaG ppn bier BITS @5tco8c
Ia 500 0tei!sa Dos &spad nlfS Bier e]s3gidnet tnorfe0) ""'
'0fod, Greftline, Dabtcn, Cincinnati, 9nDiana,
polls, louisville unO ct. 0oui8
|per en- eteufaGS 4ahdetere ~befDrbert uno fur tbr 1epdd
|tti Il { peiters unelapun8atOften bers3net. Dte pafG9tert
|tDnneumtt bem 3 ltprs, Boer NbenoS 10 utrs3U8 mad auer
pefItGs @lGseu aelen, DRne uaterSpsB9 Gnf8ebelten 81 weT.
sen. - ur4Iafrt-@ilette wegosq psrtaGtt t4 Der 0tfef Rs'
I9enter. .J1pn Y. GdlFfr,
HAS So. %, aeas-5treet, near ..g0asf,
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@rnieori9te Yrel1e.
Marden's

MdluCH
80 IateutzWa wcit WDblfetler alS tea'aia
Tr'n.n, vim bSat6R in RenntniB eeifbt, pdF tb Gins
SsSf,g SsI a : bes greles fir n1sins @aarsn bar.
: atrsten iafen, 70 pas isoe gftlOn. ~si% N;a sfseF S SsrsaSt m ~ BE-
saSsn 9 sjS m pf5i ,nsIsi5 Ss W. e insa Wei 6]sTinasrsn Irtitsi Ea.-
nsn, pslder, dls Zen ms sndsrS, q 3fsr Sp n9s S' siaFa@srs SpeSS5sfi
l ss ~ S'T 5Sitsr Sf Iisiers, fftrftn iGpsrli& ~ fussn istn. saHts'
inv; IN ~ ~ lrdt, islbf su prufen. Sslte MGFnsm n5is,rrf
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Qnmt8 Gdhart,

sr o.. Bolttmpretrabe nabe MGfqINHp 0"F''"'
9erfcrtieeru @ertauteF
brn
Srnomental Carer, gtloer &SPle9eIrah9'sn
'ANN $50 omf PAGER cine arrse NrswaHl II an3btt19 {
balten FetS = = a III d. Gitrsr ippte du6 eiuG
STSn}g SrratG spn @plt unt Sitbsrr0Rm;n iuf Sp's8a
SDrtr93t s;,hs II. msrbeu ntis faubsr unb f@Sn''rstr' 1t
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-17
From the Burlington, Iowa, Correspondent Of the
... New York Tribune. r.....
What the People of Iowa Eat and Drink
Health, Sickness, dc.


There is one class of our citizens whose faces
are radiant with satisfaction. The physicians
are gathering in golden shcaves at an early har-
vest and their faculties corporal and mental,
are in full play. The whole nomenclature Of
the febrie family is in service, including that
least alarming in its crisis, and the most obsti-
nate in treatment, the Spring fever. The others
are not Of a malignant type, but their prevail
ence Is general, including rcmittcnt intcrmit-
tent, typhoid, and in rare instances, congestive.
The family fixture of simple ague does not rise
to the dignity Of disorder, and never disquali-
fies the patient from eating his two pounds Of
rancid side-meat and tossing off his pint Of
corn extract per diem generous pepperage
Of quinine, with bolus Of blue mass, will ge-
morally keep the bones from shaking out of
their sockets in the most severe cases. IL
would be an interesting problem to solve, as
to how far our climate would promote health,
with proper attention TO the quality and guam
tity Of diet, and ordinary attention to clothing
and cleanliness, bestowed by persons Of regular
life. Why should region be deemed insau-
brious, where the great staple Of the laboring
class is greasy and oftentimes diseased animal
food, worse than the train oil Of the Esqumaux
or the whale blubber of the Greenlauder 2
What human stomach can be slowed from day
W udy anu Jead w year, Will tho Hoch VI suO
scavenger Of all abomiDable filth-the hog
Nor is this the worst; it is held in solution by
a fluid even more noxious than the hbers
Universal as is the consumption Of pork, the
use Of coffee is as widespread. IL is vile
decoction Of coffee berry and split peas burned
to charcoal, and drank with the sunrise and
sunset meals Is it singular that corruption
breaks out on the surface in ulcers and boils,
chokes up the glands, with fevers and scrofula,
or wastes the citadel Of vitality by tubercle
and bemorrhage2 The vepetaIle nutrinent
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-04-17
CHASING HAT.--The Worcester Bay Stat,
draws the following lfeke picture of dignity chas

CHASING HAT.---The Worcester Bay State
draws the following life-ke picture of dignity chas-
ng hat. 1t is capital:
By the way, what is there so derogatory to dig.
nifty as chasing hat? We saw gentleman pro-
ceeding up street the other day in most magnif-
cent manner. A beautiful stove pipe "Leary"
and an awful dignity sat ON his bnow. Had he been
in the interior Of Africa, he would have been set
up for deity, hat and ALL The wind Is no respect
orofpersons il bloweth whithersoeverit listeth IL
caught beneath the lturned brim of the "Leary"
Magntcenco felt 1t going, and tried to prevent 1t
with both hands Butt was gone. Away over
curb-stone, cutters and pavements il flew, on crown
and brim. Magnifcence Immediately gave chase
Did you ever see the grace with which dignifed
individual tries to runp sort of genteel skip and
polished hop. Once or twice his hand was almost
upon II: but fresh breezes waited it away. AtIast
it met a horse drawing job wagon, lodged be-
meath the animals fore feet, but was arrested by
one Of his hind feet striking plump into it. With
this novel shoe the beast made few rods, when q
vigorous kick sent it flying over the drivers head
and it fell into the street misshapened thing, with
aventilator in it the size of horses hoof Then
il was that Magnicence stood still and cussed N
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAvINGA COMPLETE
II assortment of Wood, Coal, Lime, Sand, and
other articles for sale at their place Of business in
yte purchasers TO give them call before purchas-
ing elsewhere we have stock that cannot be ex-
celed in the District Of Columbia in price quantity or
quality. Terms positively cash. a..
Come, and buy load cheap for cash and return
home satisfied that ID pays 10 take the papers of the
carriers, and buy Wood, Coal, Lime Sand. &c, at
the corner Of 18th and Z Streets opposite A. J..
Joyce's carriage repository, Washington city d. @.
April 15.-9t JAMES II. REED A. co.
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WANTFD.

A GIRL FROM ~ TO Is TO ASSIST IN THE
N work Of small family. The person in want
Of such girl would be willing TO have her bound
until she Is Is, provided her age does not exceed u
years. She will have a good home and be carefully
instructed in all her duties and receive the kudest
treatment from her employers
white girl would be preferred, though no objec-
ton would be made as to color. Inquire at this Of
fce or No. 80, North A St
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VOHNsON,s CLASS CoLLECTING and

y DlSBURSING AGENCY.-An Office will be
opened IN this city on the first Of May next for the
collection and disbursement Of both good and bad
debts, on the new system discovered by H. johnson
Of this city. In the meantime all Notes. Biils Ac-
counts or Orders &c. will be received on deposte at
No 4ss, 7th st. preparatory to opening said House
for business
For further information call rs above and get
Circular. pamphlet will soon be published ex-
planning this new system in detail r.,
April l2.-f JOHNSON 4 CLAYTON. .
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fyThe Chronicle and Sentinel, Augusta Ga,
abiding to the alleged danger of a dissolution
of the Union from the Kansas bubble" says !:
"The demagogues and political knayes who
sprung it upon the country, for the purpose Of
agitation and to make political capital, are now
well understood by the great mass Of the intel
ligent men Of the nation, and they will be pow.
erlcss for evil, however the Lecompton Consti-
tuition may be disposed Of True, these trick
sters may attempt to get up an excitement and
lash the people into a sort of political Juror,
but so far as the South is concerned, they will
not be able to muster carporal's guard to dis
solve the Union upon any such issue. Inteli-
gent men Of all parties have become thoroughly
disguised with the whole matter, and are per-
fectly indifferent whether the Lecompton Con-
stitution is adopted or rejected by Congress
so far as any good may result to the South
is concerned" ...
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taken is in a form hardly less detrimental.
Flour is compounded with melted lard into a
compact mass, which, baked has the specific
gravity of gold and the resisting tenacity ofan-
nealed iron, and is then added to the growing
burden OF the gastric region. I need hardly
speak OF regimen still more at war with all
sanitary rules, which supplies deficiency of
solids with the fatal poison Of a drink having
no parallel for vileness. Our domestic whiskey,
in its best estate, is as deadly as henbane or
semlock, but manufactured into its disguised
form and drugged with the most fatal foes to
health and life, it has the venom Of the asp and
the virus of the rattle snake. five do not have
graye-yards fat and fostering, with an alarming
percentage of mortality, it is because our north
ern and southern airs come to us with healing
on their wings. With the lapse Of half cen
tury and the loss Of the malaria Of our prodi-
gal vegetable deposits, we shall have quality
Of climate equal to the most favored portion Of
America or Europe.
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ExEcuTIoN.-On Friday last the two negroes,
Alexander Anderson and Henry Richards,
convicted of the murder of Mrs CARRIER and
Mrs. Ream, expiated their crime on the gal
lows, at Lancaster, Pa) st
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Rumor saith that the rival factions in the ne,o
Board of Managers of the Washington National
Monument Association" are already waging a
fierce war upon each other, and that there is any
thing in prospect but harmony. Each faction $50
saith rumor) is seeking to obtain an act of ncor-
poration from Congress, so as to perpetuate in
themselves and their successors the power tenn
porarily conferred upon them by the society The
servants are for supplantins their masters How
will II end (.
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A
SCENE In THE House. Quite an excitement
was created in the House of Representatives on
Thursday in consequence of Mr.. Bowie claim
ng the floor while Mr. Thompson Of New York
was speaking upon the guard bill.
"Mr Chairman, Mr.. Chairman" said he, but
couldn't get any further, until the Chairman
was compelled TO recognize him, and Mr..
Thompson stated that he would yield to the
gentleman from Maryland if he wanted to ask
him a question Cries on the right Of Ego on,
go on" The Chairman stated that Mr. Bowie
was evidently laboring under msapprehen-
sion % that he was not entitled to the floor
the chair having recognized the gentleman from
New York, and requested Mr.. Bowie to resume
his seat
No persuasion could induce him however to
do so, and he kept on advancing to the centre
of the House, towards the gentleman speaking.
His friends gathered round him, and tried to
keep him quiet, but he refused to hearken to
any of them and said he didn't want to hear
anything from them.
A, member got up and remarked that such
SCIENCES were disgrace to the House, and he
hoped that the Chairman would preserve order.
The Chairman again requested Mr.. Bowie
to resume his seat, or he would reluctantly be
compelled to send for the Speaker to take the
matter in charge
His friends finally got him out of the House
by sending in the card Of some pretended per-
son who wanted to see HIM.
ANOTHER SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Quiet and or
der generally reigned throughout the city on
Saturday night and up to 5 o'clock Sunday
afternoon, there was not single case for trial
at the central station. But this state Of things
was not permitted to last long Aboutthe lat
ter hour, in the Seventh ward, an elderly man
named Biggs, shot young man named Dud-
ley, who, it is stated, had made threats and
otherwise i'll treated Biggs on his own premi-
ses. The gun was loaded with shot, which
took effect in the leg. of the boy, inficting
a severe but not dangerous wound. Itisge-
nerally believed that Biggs had no intention of
killing Dudley, but was probably goaded to
phrensy by continual torments from party of
young fellows, who were frequently at or about
his house Biggs was promptly arrested by
officer Lloyd, of the Seventh ward. a"
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"a Rev. Mason Noble will preach in
the Sixth Presbyterian Church, corner of Maryland
avenue and Sixth street. tomorrow Sunday Ser
vices to commence at eleven o'clock 1880. '.-."
The subject of his Lecture in the afternoon will be
The Crucifxion. Il. l..sr. ........a# H. .....,