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s. G. Herring & Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
TIME subscribers, grateful for past favora and
finding that discriminating public bestowng their pao
that exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive ware
and saesroom Broadway No 25 Murray street.
pose Hall This Of warehouse with the
enlargement factory will cnabc the snbsc
all of 0e and burglar
proof safes than other establishment the world Particular At
will be had constructing cafes for private families 20 match
furniture security Of plate and jewcIry
ALSO
keep all kinds of chests vault
powder for banks
perturbation bank lock and Cygers
patent letter lock, without key. 80. ss,.g .
g. c. HERRING 4 Co.,
Nos 1876, 1877, and 1879 Water street,
No. 25I Broadway, Murray st.,
+. C0YLE co., Agents
Washington D. c.
B. W. KNOWLES Agent
May 26--ly Richmond. Virginia
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor-atrLaw
WI Rooms 20, "a, No. 10 Wall street, New York
Aug 16--0f h'sslEf
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A SYMBOLIC French aud English Vocabulary for
students every all which the useful
words taught by illustrations by L. Raaonct
professor Of the French language vol. quar;o
Westminster Review for July, 1853
just received, and for sale at PHILIPS New Bookstore.
Aug $50 Penn avenue, between 9th aud l0th sta
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whose memory shall be cherished with unfeigned
gratitude
Sig aed In behalf Of the teachers
j. " A. SHIELDS SUPERINTENDENT

Tue CArlroL EXTENSION notwithstanding the want Of
good feeling and cooperation which exists between Mr.
Walter the architect, and Captain Meigs, the supern
endant OF the Capitol extension the work is still pro-
crossing IN the south wing the main starcases go
ing mp, and workmen laying the tiles in the passage
which connects the old chamber of the House of Repre-
senatiyes With tho In the north wing tho Senate
chamber is rapidly apprc ching completion, the brick
flooring being laid and the iron supports for the galleries
nearly all in their places 1t stated that Capt Megs
not being furnished with designs by the architect go
ing TO the responsibility and finish the Senate
chamber in his way but not advised to the
truth Of this statement The various committee
are also progressing towards completion and
glad to see that IN pity for the gnoranc Of outsiders
some of the figures labelled for instance group
represents Geography" another Agriculture" &c
Most Of them, however remain without nomenclature
probably because neither the artist any body else
knows what they represent.
ALEy lxDRIA CusroMHousE. --WorFmen are now en-
gagged In removing the brick building from the lot
Prince street, adjoining the custom house. This lot
Is to be filled up and adorned to be to
the city, lac Alexandria Gazette advocates the pur
chase Of another brick dwelling adjoining, which will
complete the beauty of the lot and give opportunity
for public square
DESTRUCTION. The attention Of readers Is invited
to the advertisements Of the Lafayette Institute on Penn
sylvana avenue above Seyent lh street. and the Fe-
male English and French Collegiate Institute n Cad
sys row, No. 1872 street, the of Pennsy
yanin and Twenty first street Fch Of these in
situations well deserving of pubic patronage the most
able teachers being secured tc charge of the different
departments of study
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, a CO.,

BANKERS,
CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
IL available all the principal cities Of tho world Also
tile credits for use in Europe, China, kc.
May 2S-6mo%
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Ray UNITARIAN CnuRcH.--The Rev. w. d. Haley
having the city, open religious
services tomorrow, Sunday tho I'D, as usual.
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NToTIoE TO TRAvELIERs.- ARRANGE

MENT WITH GREATLY npFoy Ed s;lIEnuIE WAsli
iNGTON PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND s< IliMFsF
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND fUoAAc NAIL
ROAD INETwo from Washington Tor the south
and Southwest bcrts 9th street ut Va,
M " by the morning boat can Obtain unc
breakfast enjoy pleasant sal Of 81 hours down me
Potomac passing full Of Mount Vernon ny mo
evening they and rest OF Tour hours III
Comfortable Richmond in time 10
connec, with all the South and Southwest
The great this route being ~
roadng than by any other route
making certain connexions TO
FREpERcEc PsrKasBrRo VIRGINIA WEtDoS AID
n CT CAmEsToS, Ci AUGUSTA Cas- MONTGOMERY
Momr, ALA, DIRECT 10 Nxw ORLEANS AND ALL SOUTHERN o'iss
Also Richmond with the Danvie Souhsde, Virginia.
Tennessee, East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danville, Bristol, IMhon,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, Mempns
Iynchburg, Knoxville, Auanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery
New Orleans.
For through Information Of tho route inquire al
The southern Office Pennsylvania door
cast Hotel board the boats foot Of 9th street
GEO Z. MATrINIY,
August IT--1y Ticket Agent
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WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS

Leave Washington Baltimore at o3o and 7Ao M sna 'eo
and 445, D. IN Sunday 1880, r. m, only -.
80 and 930 AIN, and $50 ana oSo = M
Sunday 4 80, only.
10 only VIII stop at way stations ana or Az"
napolis
p the chief connecting uaf Tor
West $50 40, and $50 trains for The hasl
Fr s,r,her information INQUIRE al the Railroad
Ticket Office washington TIi0s II. PARSONS Agent
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T,ROM ASHINGT0N DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
I' or TIE NEST sOuTiiw2T AND NORTHUMBERLAND
MORE AND OHIO RAIROAn FALL. ARRANGEMENTS
h daily sunday from Wash
lneton follows
lat rans b35 and Ti5 SUNDAY rsceptodt
passengers brcattasi at the Relay House washing
ton Junction before proceeding west
IA The Cincinnati louis Connoxi0n leaves Wash
ng,oo AZ 3d. D. MI reaching Cincinnati rest day asd
for Louisville, sire And the
aud Tor 81 Louis Tsne from washington 10
Cincunati rs Lours or 10 Louis only A hours
al Cincinnati Dayton indianapolis, Cairo, b. LOUIS sM~ko sno
Northwestern except saturday and SUNDAY q.
connecting Washington Junction BALTIMORE sc~yns
Baltimore TO- D. no To view grand mountain scenery q the
daylight the 81 and T45 or a4e p M tram
from Washington.
Parkrsburg all the Northwestern Virginia road
the n For Marietta and uncirnat Railroad take
the
Through tickets and checks all quarters and every
other possible facility, will be found this route.
Of the Baltimore and Ohio HAIL
road viii leave Washington follows:
For Washington Junction md Piedmont take the
IS 0 7.s5, a. NJ. trains :.
For All stations between Whceng take tho IS,
M train To connect the Frederick train, take the $50
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SUMMER RESORTS.

V,HE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
thty from Washington )Iossesson having been
tho tenant this establishment w be opened or
under the direction OF accommodating sucrnend3
enta and reliable, assistants
No order accommodate tho
guests regain reputation these Springs Tho
Orange rarond Alexandria TX O'Clock In the morning
and evening Mt 9k, md p p next
day Leaving Richmond aiordng the most
mode
The terms Of per day, So week, $40
month $40 and 500 for tho ending Let Octo
children old and under II harce servants also
haf.price ihoMan SnhhN.
23-2nos
TONES'S WHITE SULPHUR AND CIiALYBEAT
81 Springs county North CaronaThesc Springs arc
section OF the country 10 miles
Raleigh and CASTOR railroad AT which
Wilson will keep and handsome four horse
stage ready passengers directly the Springs
will opened for the reception Of visitors on
the 18th day Of June, 1858
8f 8B IHRxs sN sse&
For ard nor month ,........ $50
weeL ,.. .,..,.... 10 90
h a. q 5av ~. 90
I1orsee nor month ~ 1 . ,f q, IL 90
d sr ,yo.r
a a. Adv N " rs
children years and servants hafprice
daily mail will be brought TO tho Springs during the scason
JUNE 49, 1858 W. d. JONES, PROPRIETOR,
July 7--2m2taw
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WANTED--A Physician or Lawyer, with a cash
Nv capital d from $500 to 81 part proprietor
established weekly Rural soohcrncr oppor
ny 70 embark with their pro
N Houfhng county town, while same he can most
0'Vashly establish himself in bis profe SION. Apply
RICHARD EDWARDS,
g to27 Baltimore
June $500 e = -
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1I,HE GREAT WONDER or THE NINETEENTH

TIME GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH
Century, Professor WOODS Hair Restorative.
DR. Wood this city gentleman anc speaks glow
nsy the merits Of his hair tonic Such evidence must
Of truth the Doctor needs eneomrms useless
puhery from the press
highly beneficial your
which had become quite probably white nv whkers
the character Some three months since procured
proving what wished used about twice have
procured bottle which have certify
10 Tho world gray totally disappeared
head and face and hair has resumed its natural color and
am now sixty years old my good we at the Of fifty
two, has used II with the same effect
The you your discovery
am assured that whoever will rightly use as per directions will not
city resident here for tho last fifteen and am known to
nearly here and adjoining towns Any make
of the above, with attached scrvcc wish
preserve the beauties Of nature others well myself
A. G. RAYMOND,
BALTIMORE, Jan. 49, 1858.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Pnor woop Dear Having had the misfortune TO lose the best
portion my the effects of the yellow New Orleans
in 1854 induced 70 make trial preparation and found
S ss ssa sae express my
The undersigned Bragg T. minister in regular Standing
gentleman Of great influence and universally beloved
BRooxrinfp Jan. 10 1858.
PRor Having your Restorative
gives pleasure say
moving inflammation danrun and tendency itching
with troubled childhood;
stored my hair which becoming TO its original color
have used other article with anything Ike the pleasure
Yours, truly JK BRAGG.
Tho Restorative put up bottles Of three large
dunn small the small holds half pint and reta for dol
lar bottle the medium holds least twenty
proportion SMALL reiais FOR dollars bottle the large
holds quart forty cent more in proportion and retn for -
O j. WOOD Co. Propcors al2 Broadway New York Tin the
great New York Wire Railing Establishments and ia Market street
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.--The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will as follows:
Alexandria A. s. TO- IL O'Clock M 2 ana O'CLOCK,
m.
Leave washington O. O'Clock, ], g. s. and o'clock
m. !,
THOMAS CoIAYER when the routes will run opposite
hours. Fare 10 cents. *
Whaey IS omnbuscs connecting the Page and Ccycr will
leave the Capitol and Pennsyvania
the same Alexandria
June s--eod.-r RICHARD WALLACE, President.
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NEv ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
4 1900 RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY to Virginia. Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through Tickets the Southwestern Rail
Office Pennsylvania and Sixth street Washug
of the Steam Ferry Boat George Pge or at tho oco
the Orange ant Alexandria IlaiIroad, at Alexandria
To Richmond Danyie Iynchbnrg Bristol Knoxville Dalton,
Atlanta Chattanooga Nashville, HUNTSVILLE, Grand juno
ton, Memphis Montgomery, md New Orleans
and Continuous Railway Connexions TO Memphis
Aordng Comfort and being oycr zoo miles
shorter than by any other route. A VII. ssa.
Page leaves the loot u Seven street
O'Clock alexandria, where take the cars for
Richmond Charlottesville Staunton White Sulphur Springs Wood
mt for Richmond and all points soutnwcs
making and close connexions TO Memphis t ~.
Baggage and omnibuscs leave the Office "a avenue At
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
18--f tY5i5t washington.
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TINHE MILITARY LAWS OF THE UNITED
States relating The army marine volunteers mill
bounty PENSIONS from the foundation Of the
r. Caan, clerk Military
Committee o. s. Senate vol syo. 81 by mai prepaid - So
Aug 10 FRANCk TAYLOR
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those in the Fifth ward undoubtedly aware that the
Presbyterian Mission Sunday School on Capitol Hill is in
very flourshng condition, numbering two hun
bred scholars For long time they held their meetings
in the Columbia engine-house but being notified
that they could longer have the Of that building
and being unable to procure any other suitable place it
was feared that the school would have to be abandoned
and these children scattered in different directions where
much Of the good Influence which had been brought to
bear upon them would have been entirely lost Under
these circumstances it proposed that they should
have the use Of one of tho public on Civ
ing security that damage to the building it's fixtures
should result from their occupancy and it was mainly
owing to the interchangeable exertiors Of Mr. William f.
Price, member Of the board of ilstces Of the public
schools that this privilege has been granted Them and
they are enabled to go in their labor Of love- 1t must
be manifest that the lessons learned here will fit these
young minds better to appreciate the knowledge they
obtain in the week day schools, and train them up to
become good citizens and worthy members Of the COM
muny when their progentos shall have passed off the
stage Every patriot therefore, we'll every philan
thropist, should encourage the efforts which being
made to train up the rising generation IN the paths of
knowledge and virtue. But it object in making
these remarks to state that at recent meeting Of the
teachers Of the Presbyterian Mission sabbath School the
following preamble and resolutions unanimously
adopted, which speak for themselves
Whereas. in the time of emergency, we found an
active and sympathetic friend in William II Price there
FORE
Rsoro That our hearty thanks are duo and are here
by rendered him for the interest energy and zeal
manifested in behalf in securing the privilege of
one Of the public school houses
Resoiuci That in him recognise friend and patron,
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NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
IN superior article Of BITUMINOUS COAL, which is
particularly adapted domestic purposes, well as for
steam and smith be had OF the undersigned Agents
for the Company.
Orders city orfOregnt t-ade will be executed with dis
patch and Coadsvered any part of the city of quality
which ilOt fail to please If left al either of Offices
atthe storeof GAYLORD Hammond No 90Superior-st
SCOVILL WHEELER,
cct7 No 81 River street and c 5 p Coal Pier.
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EVENING SESSION.


Upon re-assembIing at O'Clock, R. Brinkerhoff
Esq, from the Committee on Resolutions made the
following report, which was unanimously adopted
Whereas, The Publishers of Ohio, for severa
years past have been subjected to continued impo-
sitiOns, inconveniences and pecuniary losses from
various sources, which can alone be remedied by
the combined action of the entire press of Ohio
And believing such action practicable and highly
| important. We, thereupOn, as representatives OF
the press Of Northern Ohio, submit to our brethren
press in other par IS of the State for their candid
Consideration, the following views and recOmmen-
dations:
l, RcSOlUed, That we earnestly recommend to
the Publishers throughout the State, without dis
| hnction of party, 10 meet in Convention at the
city Of Dayton, on the 18th of January next, and
| adopt such measures as may be deemed best fol
the advancement of their mutual interests.
2. That the impositions upon the press by East
ern Advertisers, and bogus Advertising Agencies,
render it imperatiyely necessary that all foreign
advertisements should be paid for in advance, OF
be secured by responsible legal indOrser.
3. That the Publishers of Ohio need more remu-
| meration and uniform prices for advertising-de-
manded not only to save themselves from ruinous
competition which has grown into custom, but 10
give stability and guarantee efficiency to the press
| of the State.
4. That the Convention to be ho'den at Dayton
be requested to adopt tariff ofprices, based gDoI
some plan Of sagaaFaEya 46d t6 every publisher in the
State for ratification, pedging to such movement
our earnest co operation.
s. That the conductors of the press owe it tC
| themselves 10 impress more generally upon theil
readers the demand which the local press has upor
them that it is duty, vital to the press, aud es
sena to the true interests of the people, that they
| should encourage their OWL"
6. That the members of this Convention earnest
y suggest to the publishers of the country press
more rigid terms of payment of subscription, an(
would recommend the adoption of advance pay
ment' henceforward, as possessing practical fea
lures of living interest to both publishers and sub
seribers.
7. Thatthe thanks of this Convention be retu7ne,
| to J. P. Ross, of the Weddel House. for his hospi
taty in rendering the of his hotel to the frateT
nifty during their stay in the city, and that from
personal experience of its accommodations, W
cordially recommend the Weddell to the patronag
of the travelling community, as unsurpassed in a
of its appointments By any hotel in Ohio.
ReSOlred, That the thanks of the fraternity ar
due TO the editors and publishers of Cleveland 70
their attention and courtesy to the members of th
Convention during their stay in the city.
On motion, the Convention adjourned to meet {
Dayton on the 18th of January, 1859.
L. S. ABBOTT, Chm.
J. S. HERRICK, Sec'y.
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Printers FEsTIvAL.-On the 18th of January,
land. will meet in companies TO do honor to the
birthday of their patron Saint, Benjam in Franklin
The Cleveland typos are to celebrate the day in a
Festival at the American. Tie Committee of Ar
rangements is composed of active men who. will
spare no pains towards having joyous and happy
time. The supper will be of "Winslow's make,
and the literary exercises such as Poor Richard
would himself delight to engage in. Prominent
Editors and guests from abroad are expected to be
present. and that "a good time 5 coming is well
understood. Be prepared for the 18th.
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.MEDTC.1L C.aRD.


He to treat usaay without cine The fol-
lowing anI analogous affections, VIZ:
BRONCHITIS; with irrab c tn, at, and weakness and
hIa'senrsS Of voice in speaking aad sinsing
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST. with cough, bleeding at
the lungs pain sh1rtness Of breath and pap atOn of
hearr.
DERANGEMENr OF THE STOMACH; with indiges-
ton 1cidy, Of cJspse fantness, dull dragging
puias the SIDES and a gone feeling, which
gravated citing the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with ipali0n chronic darrhG2 prolapsus ami and
piles
incOntinent and painful urinati0us
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; " hieh if not arrested, so
generally end 20 insanity and physical Iuin
SPINAL. DERANGEMEN1S; with curvature inequali-
tics Of the hips and shoulders uugaceful gait and pain
and weas of the back which, If not arrested tend to
their increase and To consumption.
HERNIA; radical cure effected ION principle) by
of his combination Brace Truss.
DERANGE1IENT OF THE LOWER EXTREMI-
TIES with cOldness numbness hoagiless and swelling,
standing.
The dropping Of young ladies' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and aness Of the chest
which indicative of early consumption, pleasantly
removed.
SKIRT SUPPORTERS attention of ladies is called to
his combination Add mDal and Spinal Shoulder Brace and
Skirt Supporter by which most of the above affections
be prevented and relieved the form and bearing Of the
body imFroved and the weight of the skirts held from
the stomach. Invads out Of the city should inquire BY
letter when nr. B. may be seen
The medical profession are invited TO eTamlne his su
7 80 IN ,tt.r3anca rDon odiee dac1n
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MILL FEED.

Coarse and Fine AIiddliuFs,
CITY Mills and Akron Shorts;
Screenings. Sc
Liberal inducements Offered 70 the retail trade AL or
deTs len the Mills Office will meet with prompt
sftsnfirn H HARVEY & Co,
dec11.lv9n Merygin Street, Cleveland.
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Y. NJ. C. A.-on Monday evening next Prof.
Siiliman of Yale College, will lecture before the
Young Mems Christian Association upon Modern
Discoveries in electricity" illustrated by many
highly interesting experiments The lecture viii
be one most instructive and entertaining
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits ;
so is
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
To the Consunptive, and all those who are suffer-
ing with disease of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
R. j. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would announce TO the people of Cleveland and vicinity
that he has taken


O1lice No. 81 81. CIair Street.
All who suffering from the ab named diseases
ny other complicated complaint Of years staining,
formed that they consult the Doctor CS FREE OF
CHARGE =,
have given the Indian HeTb Doctors Medicine far and
faithful trial.
During the Doctors travels in Europe. West indies
East Indies south America and the United States, he has
been Instrument Gods hand restore 10 health and
thousands who and Pronounced ilcur
able BY the most eminent Old School Physicians nay.
thousands who the Of the grave are
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctor S
skill aud successful treatment and daily eXclai ng
blessed be the day when first and parteok Of the
Ind an Herb Doctors Medicine" .
and advice free. The poor shall
be literally remembered.
" Take Notice-every Wednesday and Eridsy. Dr. Ly-
be consut at No 26 Detroit street. (West Side
Cleveland
~ once Honrs-frOm A. M.to6P8.