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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1858-02-27

T aides Lasting Buskins-We have
Ia just received another supply of those
superior lasting Shoes for elderly ladies and
others troubled with tender feet Call and
examine. GURNEY Il co,
fe rs No. 10, Market So.
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W An old woman lately fell of a house In
On being taken up she applied her hand 10 her
pocket, with the romantic observation, "Musha,
] wonder is INV pipe broke!'
ID The six Swedish women eriled for having
Deen converted 10 Catholicism, embarked al
parture presented touching spectacle; but reIi-
gious fanaticism is without compassion Tha
poor women are expected at Hsv e. where the
congregations have sent o missionary 10 receivs
them and TO assure them Of propsf protection,
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ARTIFICIAL SToSE.-A new kind of artificial
stone is decribed in cOmmendatory terms in the
English journals. This preparation is obtained
by dlssolving broken fints in a solution of caus-
tie alkali at a temperature Of three Numbered
degrees A properly prepared sand is mixed
into pasty mas with this solution, and, while
In plastic state, it is pressed into noulds OF
any form. In the course of a short time the
mass hardens it is then exposed to the action
oil heat to drive Oh The water, and the whole is
converted into very coherent sandstone. By
this means any kind Of stone can be initiated
care being taken in selecting and preparing the
mass which is to be cemented together. The
facilities which this preparation offers for ex-
cellence ornamental work at a moderate cost
are very great. Figures, foliage, and indeed
any architectural decoration, can be produced
most readily and Mt a considerable saving, the
labor of cutting being, of course, entirely dis
pensed with. tits curious point, in cOnnexion
with the cementing powers Of this dissolved
silica, that 1t loses its solubility during the
operation; this is very important property, since
it insures the stone against the influence
OF rain or any atmospheric influences. As a
preventive Of destruction Of the surface of the
stone is coated or saturated with the soluble
mass The mode OF application is to brush over
the exterior of the building with the solution,
ana many advantages are gained by repeating
il several times
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OFFICIAL.
Treasury DKPARrMENr,l


Sealed proposals will be received at this depart
mont until Il O'Clock noon of Monday, the 9Th OF
August next, for ten millions of stock of the United
States to be ssued under the act of l4th June IN
slant. Sand stock will be reimbursable in Is years
from the LIST OF January next, and bear interest at
per centum per annum pay able annually OF the
first dsvs OF January and July OF each year.
No bid will be received below par and none for any
fraction OF one thousand dollars. No bid will be con
sdered unless one per cent. of the amount is depOs
lted subject to the order of the Secretary of the
Treasury, with depOsItary of the United States,
whose certificate OF the sHne must accompany
the bid. lna cases the bids must he unconditional,
and without reference to bids Of Others, and must
state the premium offered theron.
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
outside of the envelope proposals for loan OF 1852
and be addressed TO the Secretary of Treasury
Washington, ID. G.. The sums which may he &C
cepted from any bidder will be required be paid
the deposltary of the United States nearest to his
residence, or indicated most convenient by him.
Should buds be accepted from parties not residing
within the United States, they will be required to
depOste the principal and premium with the assist
ant treasurers at Boston, New York. Philadelphia,
or New Orleans.
Certificates Of stock for sums of one thousand
dollars each payable to the successful bidders or
bearer, with coupons of semi annual interest from
the LIST OF January next, also payabe to bearer, at
tached thereto, will lie issued for the amount of the
accepted bids upon the certificates of depOse To the
credit of the Treasurer OF the United States with
the depositaries of the United States. The stock
w IN all hear interest from the date of such
dePosIte. The interest from that date the Ist of
January will be paid TO the successful bidder or his
attorney by the depositary where the deposlte was
made.
Successful bidders will be required TO pOsIte the
principal and premium Of their accepted bids OF
before the LIST day of September next. The preIim-
nary deDosIte Of one per cent. Will be lmmedIetsy
directed to be returned to the unsuco bidders
HOWELL COBB,
@-lawtAuRq Secretary of the Treasury.
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~ FROM WASHINGTON
III RI ECT TO LII PARTS OF tn r
:" FL . II,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
&& R

- - q = ssSSk
BaltinsOre and Ohio Railroad.
Nj vi y X ARE A n q f NJ T. N rs :,
Ipth Greatly ImproVed Sehednies.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
FROM THS HkTE FOX 4HE HfEpnseEk sEksr
LIST. THE clNciNS4TTT X lS.iGTT; EXPRESS MAIL
breakfast at the Relay House, Washington June
Grafton at z.4o p. m, and connects at Bsnwood on
ne Ohlo EIyer, at II p. Ia, with Central OHIO
points, reaching Cincinnati 1t n 80 a. next day.
ID THE GREAT ClNCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS EXPRESS connection leaves Washing ton
lncludIng Sunday at S.3o p. IN reaching ClncnnatI
st p ~. next day, and connecting directly with EX
press Tram for Louisville. Cairo and the Southwest.
and for st. Louis, Kansas, eto. Time, from w ash
lngton to CnoinHatn % hours, or to st. Louis only
a rGSSfGRtSSNATTi GSfRS sT I PhHTIoSi S iSSPiANAP9 PA aSn
NORTHW ESTERN EXPRESS leaves Except
Washington Junction or Baltimore. leaving BaIt
more at 10 p. IN. On Sunday Night the connection
win this Train Is made by the $50 p. m. Train from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery orthe Toad
10 Daylight take the 6i5 an. or $50 p. Ia Train from
For Parkarsburg and all Stations on the North
western Virgins Road take the - D. IN. Train. For
al! points on the Maretts Railroad take the same
The Western connections from Washington and
direO, sndSmpis that have yet been en- efed to % the
travelling public, and every Improvement and adysn-
tGse tnal the resources oil the ia tluOre ana ONO
Railroad and it's lines could .uggest, have
been secured under this arrangemen
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks TO all suar-
ters, and every other possible facility will be found
upon this route.
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem OF tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave " ashng-
ton aS follows: For all points between WR.hIn ton
Junction and Piedmont take the SIS a. M train. For
an Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling take
the $50 p IN. Tram. To connect with the Frederok
Trnln take the s 10 p. m. Train.
nrFor Tickets of sill kinds, Baggage Checks
and further Information, Apply to
THUS. n. PARSONS, Agent,
At the Ticket Onice, Washing ton Station,
Or, l. L. ENGLAND, Agent
At the Ticket Office, Camden station,
W.P. SMITH, Master of Trans sportation.
L. nj. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
Baltimore, May 10. 1853. mas
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y HE ExeIcisss - Of this well kPown Academy will
z. RlcHXRDsSs'' ss'' Principal.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
The Principal. Mrs. z. RICHARDS, gives notice
that exercises this Institution will be resumed
y" tue "st vi SoptemDef, 1906. y 30 dim
RUGBY ACADEMY, = :
~ 14h street. opposite Frdak,ia Sounr,
a. The ex ROSES Of thss school wni be resumed on
.ne Isl OF September under the chsree of the under
sighed VINO Will give ms personal attention to the
esar.et9n Of young gentlemen In Eng ghsh and clas-
Apry, b. letter or otherwise. for further ipforma
Hasw REV. JAS. A. HAROLD.
CULPEPER FEMALE INSTITUTES.
~ CHlpeper Court HoKSs, Va.
rms School will commence its second session the
first Monday in September. 1858 Cnipeper Court
ieuse Il. .si,uated Immediately on the Orange Il
state and is not surpassed by any village for its
6snsy S Of scenery, hssIthIness, and good society
well ventilated and thoroughly furnished.
TERMS,
Board, including fuel, light. and washing SSS -
tuition, ~ o3nmon English branches l. 20
hsher Engi branches s---........ Is 30
Anolent and Modern languages and
MatneHatIcs. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p 50
=; uslc on Plano. II So
Music on Guitar. Observation-Disclosures. Is Ia
DIawihs -.........--. ...-...."... 10 90
LS LLnlhtlnS -.--..--..--.-..-.---- 10 ~
For further paTtlcalars address Rev. John ".
pals. Cupeper Court House. Va. iy p, disepss
CLINTON ACADEMY,
N GEORGETOWN, ID. e..
The next annual sess on of this school will com-
menee on MONDAY, September 6. 1853. Circulars
may be obtained at the Bruy Store of Mr.. X. 5. J..
Clsse corner Congress and Bridge streets.
GEO. ARNOLD, NJ. A, Principal.
(NULPEPER MILITARY INSTITUTE.-The
" next session of this Institution will commence
on the first Monday In September, lssS For Cata-
..o CHARLES E. LIGHTFOOT.
.Je <AeotSepl Culpeper G.. H.. Va.
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SODA WATER AND HOOK.
IF You want a refreshing glass OF pure SODA
WATER, favored with the different Fruit Sirups,
or of hOCK, ia article in this oIty call al
J: p. Mllburn 'O:'s Drug store, under WIardA'
Hotel, where the beet quality of the above bevs-
rag % may be had.
j. r. MILBURN Il CO, Druggists,
ie 8 enSm WIIlarIis' Hotel.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-I
hereby give notice that Virginia Land Office
Military Warrant No. 759, which issued on the 9th
day of June, l7ss. to Jonn HigdOn, a sailor, who
served lIree years in the Virginia state Nav. has
been lost, mlsaid, destroy ed and that the heirs
of the said John Higdon Ill. in due time, apply
the Commissioner Of the General Land Office for
scrip In lieu of and tIsfactIOn of said warrant,
MARY J. ATWELI,
One Of the Heirs of the said John HIgdOn, decd.
ia
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Travellers Directory.

ThE VIRGINIA sPRINGs.-Passensers for
=, ne OrtnEe and Alex
andra Railroad, by leaving Iokl y
thelr names at the once of9AN2@
the AIexsndna And Washington Railroad, 7th at.
shd isonsians svenue; will be called for and con
yeytd TO the Long Bridse station, where a sood
break last can be obtained. This Ine "a ,r,e. fhs
". :. Mail Tor the %. A. r.. X. Passenssrs Iii
hnd AZ free from the annoysnce of wagons and ho,,a.
that 10 met with on the boat. II is the most 49,
dltIous, and, IN many instances, the most econonl
cal route. Coaches connect with every tram from
Baltimore.
n. B.-Cosoaes furnished for Excursions and Pho
Mics. jeA-u
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH.
&Wa Ea
From sud after TIL EsDAY, 18th Of June, Trans
will leave as follows:
Sis a. IN. Express Trsin connects Washington
junction for ali parts of the west and ~ Baltimore
Tor phlladelphla and New York.
LID T. M. Way Tram for Annapolis, Baltimore,
PhaIle phIa, and ew YORK.
SS p. m. Express Tram connects at washIngtos
junction with Express train for all parts of the west
and AZ Baltimore FOR Norfolk, PhhsdelPhia and New
York.
4.lO p m. WAY Train for Baltimore connect, az
JUNCTION with Express Trans West.
6-S p. IN. Way Train for Baltimore connects at
Washington junction with Accommodation Tram
West.
The 7.I5 a. m. and ~ p. M trains sre express and
will stop only at Annapolis ard Washington juno
tIous.
ON saturday the $50 p. m. train goes to Phisdsl-
php onl,.
On sunday but one train Ieaves AT $50 pm.
Jeh It. III. PARSONS, Agent.
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SrRENs sfhHSd sad SSt ssSisi ta.m. GmE ); tn. Pan.
Ss.SaR; o.. s99Rsd P S% %9T2hssG Tn+aps sh va. r. ~
ss ans %
f%Ss faSa snd a5s GoSSSvEx tSS Tn.
BRHaiiikN PFBBIEs. 81 SoSg ck9sgTtE9issl TtE9islfhhD ftd
which are warranted TO improve any EYE affected
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hd fgs '00oint 70 IL a'0
Persons who are compelled TO use tlasses. those
now using lem, will be suited 81 hTst sight. Those
Do0sLE-Fe4RF4EsHHfp eR4sHtE S6Ek SS6bENkEzuELIAN
have rscelyed @ .he b. hIshest recommendstOn. at the
csSrnsss and essiness Of Ssion heretofore SnFnos
In any other improvements.
FYING GLASSES, compasses, and Microssoee.
are for sale al his store corner of Eghth street and
tween street and ia. avenue
" Do not nlistdt. "a. eorxsr OF era strssf.
Prices very reasonable. the came st hls estsb-
llshment IN Europe. nS-u
INCEST OF THE LAWS OF VIR6INIA,o
IL a civil nature and Of permanent character and
which is prefix ed the iuliGn of the ULfei
States with notes and the new Bal @ Rights and
Constitution OF Virginia. by James M. Matthews.
ya FRANCK TAYLOR.
RELLE BRITAIN oNA TOUR at Newport,
on rsOsPt s q e stamps S;S mai
For sale at PHILIPS New Bookstore,
iys1 tUnion& Int 9Th and ION SITS.
nIsRAELrs NOVELS, new and cheap pocket
~ English edl'iOns, flexible muslin covers.
PHILIPS New Bookstore.
jy l9 $50 Pa. av.. between 9Th and 10Th streets.
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS
The treat Curer Of ConsuInp pton was ior several
ysaIs so 1 lady stcted by DysPsPsIs thai for part
eventually cured by presentation furnished ham by
ST meFs Ss E White m S E
cured everybody who has taken At, never having
as Of DyspepsIa The insFed'snts e @ may BE found "a
any drug store. will send this valuable escrip-
tlon to any person on the receipt of one stamp to
'@' pO DR.. q. PHELPS BROWN.
No. q Grand street, Jersey City, ~. J..
T CARRIA 6Es.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions TO hIs
{ h'Sssli sss b1.!ToP' .nsTs 3: iss,itis.. @ E.
RfRGEs sns LfGHT %AS6NSsA
passed, and from hrs long experiences Ia the busi-
All Finds q Csrsisse. aHd Light '.Sa WsaSr. ts,, on
A., REpalRs neatly done. and all order. prompt
second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
d lo-d earn.I Of i.ie snd i ste.
DIANoS.-rwov very good al > - each; one at s75,
one at Ss0' and severn at SiOl SIS. O.. Also,
ne largest stock of new PiaH9s sysr sh;ysd 70 this
sc Pa. ave.. bet. sth and 10Th sts.
u Hnsic sent b, ulsil. RoSt hee ie.2
NuNhs a CLARKE's n-z
HaLLETT, DAVIS A. cD'S'tett
GEL EBkATED PIANO PORTHS,
constsnt!J rsoeivlnE aud for sale only by
JOHN E. ELLIS,
SS Pa. av., between 9Th ard 10Th STA
Psrcassers will End u to their interest to examine
Tor themselves the superior Qualities of the above
Stools. Covers. Mslodeons. &e.. &e. also on
hAnd uls-t
INTEREsT ALLOWED ON DEPOsITEs,
KoNEYm LoINs srocE sEcVRIrIEs
CEyBB BROTHERs. BANKERS,
taD S7-n pessssts ths T~sssS~N.
lust RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT
j of w. q. METZEROTT,a large assortm-nt
of beautiful nsw style BANyOs. Cali and see
them. tIl
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For Rent and Sale.

STORE AND FIXTURES on Penn. avenue for
- Tent.,,This is fine stand for business of any
snd ,S1e to GOOD tenant the rent will be low
sppl. TO JOHN D. HANBACK,, at his restaurant.
NO. 14 Ana xoo. fenna. avenue jy Z8-lw
E0R SAtE1A neat and comfortable Dwell
svenGe ID and Sd sts. VEST. Sn
The LOT extends through to street, making an
LARD WEBB No. 80 si ed 7HRsy 81. rs
FOR sALE.-A FARM, containing lso acres Of
4 iand wei adapted To dairy purposes. Ii Is about
miles iG1m town, N an sScsept nsighborhood.
The stable, corn house, and OutbuIldIngs, sener-
Nj; knowles, and others Pfce | 81 100. II Tes%s % to
u hpaS M, kstGssssss for oty PopsEty
street. Georgetown. ID. c. jy slim
FOR RE>T-The BRICK DWELLING sltu-
above Pa. avenue, lover the Gas Udicej Posses, s,
sppy to W. RRNbAI .ts%fl corner pSff'Ss Of 18th
E'OR RENT-A desirable, modern built, three
ing No. aci street. 6siwcen Eleventh and Twsiish,
containing IL rooms. gas throughout. marble man.
rcS. %s y S9i B. first hoOr Post 0fOs Department.
NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE THREE
AZ pRRTTvyRhh Bkick DWELLING. HOUSE
wv tLLlNO hOUSE, with large Back Buildings,
containing eleven rooms, built in the best manner
and furnished thrOuE hout with all the modern i'm
prOvements-gas and water, furnace, range, 60,
DO. situated on north Nj street, between 9th and
10th streets west, one door east of 10th street.
Terms easy and immediate possession given.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
ep Hd Auct'r. and Com. Merchant.
E'OR RENr-The large and convenient Dwell
LING No. $50 d street north, bawssn 9Th and
!fh street west II is fitted up with all the modern
improvements and admirably suited for a boarding
house. TO a punctual tenant the rent Will be mode.
rate. Apply to WIN. MARTIN, or A. Green, Auc-
lloneer. je "a eOtf
FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERMOF
-, dEiAaHSTThat s. very handsome and eigibly SIT
nth and 18th streets lately occupied by Mr. Diver
nOis, as motel. The main house well adapted for
either private residence or public house, having
number of large rooms and many onnveniences at
tached to it, and the additional house whioa lately
served the purpose of BAR with three four rooms
up STAIRS, can very readily be converted into an Of
hce below with sleeping rooms In the upper story.
The establishment is a very desirable one for a
foreign minister the house lately occupied as bar
ROOM c., &c easily be converted into an office
or ohces below, with sleeping rooms above for the
secretaries and attaches of the legation,
For terms, &C., apply to N. LAWSON, at Wind
ers Building ina 2o-Std& 2awtf
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Travellers Directory.

Travellers Directory.
WASHINGTON AND ALEXA,NDRIA u,
w STEAMBOATS,.
Greenbrier White sulphur, Sweet, Warm,
Hot, Capon, Fauquer White sui
Phur and Warren springs.
The. Alexandra and Washington Steamboats, will
whadf foot Of f7lh street, w sshInston, g sahazE
sisalng sna nlng street, Alexandra, at thets<>
Leave alexandra Ale at 9. 10, l2as, 2ll.L6E.
W Whsley's 0mnouses, come citing with The boats,
leave the Capitol. and the corner OF 7th and l2th
streets and Pennsylvania avenue.
The 6 a. m. Boat connects with the ORANGE and
@Gzs s,hR sRlfs fOI waiTf az fREfE sf}S..
ssSaaiG5ss &hirE rMEASf sSfiHts! Hf .nS fSAMESks
FOR THE PRIN 3.
Baltimore & ohio Railroad.
-
BERRELY, BEDFORD, CAPON, JOR-
DAMS, SHANNONDALE
Through Tickets from Washington.
Arrangements have been made, for the first
time, To TICKET Passengers from w Washington
Springs.
FOR BERKELY SPRINGS, Morgan county,
Va. > take the through mail train, leaving Washing
ton station at Is except Sundays stopping
Sir Johns Run station, I2t mines from Ba timOre,
and two mics from the Springs, by good stage
road. Fare to Sir Johns Run S. S.; arrive at Sir
Johns by noon, and at Berkley before D. VA. The
tram leaving w asng on al 10 p connects with
the stag for Berkely at Sr'John's un station at
1929 p. M, by which passengers reach the Springs
before midnight.
FOR BEDr ORD SPRINGS, Bedford county,
Pa bv the trains from w ashnEtOn at Is, a. m.,
or at 6.SO, .. m, for Cumberland, 2lO miles; and
thence by stages % miles to Bedford. The stages
leave Cumbersn nd every morning at clock. arriv-
ing IN time for dinner at the Springs. Fare through
S7.75.
FOR JORDAN's SPRINGS, (2S miles from
HarpeT's Ferry, and near the Winchester raIlroad,D
FOR SHANNONDALE SPRINGS, us miles
from Harpers Ferry, on the same road, passengers
Will take the mail tram tat Sis a. m. to Harpers
road.
FOR CAPON SPRINGS take the 5l5a. m. train
for Wnchester, thence by stages for IS miles. arrv
ing at Capon for early tea. are TO Winchester s..
Parties leaving Washington at 40 O'Clock on
SATURDAY afternoon. can spend sunday at Berkely
and be hack In WashngtO at II a. Ih. on Monday.
U. H. PARSONS, Agent.
w. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
y l64w (lntel. UnIOn.d States. Sw.)
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ZINE FAMILY GROCERIES, &c.
"a sacks Welsh's Premium Family Flour,
"a sacks Wheeler Il Heath's DO.
5 bb.s do do.
5bbls Avondale Extra Supernne do.
n bbs OF her choice brands do,
Fresh Com Nj cal constantly on hand
8 bbls No. Crushed Sugar
5 bbls No. Granulated do.
bbls No. PuiveriZsd do.
bbls best Clarified do.
A large assortment fine Brown Sugars
A large assortment tine COtfees and Teas
loo lbs Green Preserving Ginger
8 bbs best FAMILY Lard
tisrces 6ray's Extra Sugar cured Hams,
$50 Tbs NlrgInia- cured do,
2,OUO lbs best Shoulders
5 hbls No. Maskerel
s bbs NOS do.
10 bEis Prime Herrings
1900 lbs superior Goldfish
10 boxes prime Goshen Cheese
boxes NOrton's Pine Apple Cheese,
with AL o her Groceries, Wines, Liquors, c..
requisite to family and other uses, just received
and for sale on reasonable terms FOR CASH and tC
punctual creditors only.
JONAS p. LEVY,
jy Z-eO2w No. AGA 7th at Of r.
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Educational.

THE UNION ACADEMY
i HE Exercises of this well kpown A Aeademy will
be resumed on the LIST Of September, 1859 wa
II. RICHAR DS, Principal,
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A AMBROTYPE LIRENEsSES
ARE the most perfect and durable of ali the cbeap
style % PICTURES now taken, and 10 get good one
you should 20 at once to SANDS GALLERY ,
where you can get them good and cheap. He mas a
hne assortment Of cases, which he sells low 10 suit
the times.
Go early. ROBT SANDS
Market Space. Pa. avepue.
Jy9 . -- batw cen 8th and 9th ala
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DORTRAlTS FOR THE MiLLION.-A per
feet Portrait of yourself for Is cents warranted
not to fade. 2eo0 of these beautiful piotures made
BY W. odley 10 nine weeks. No charge unless the
sitter Is perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
81 cents, which be sent by mail without ex ina
charge. Every variety Of cases kept on hand. Sun
liz ht not required. X. c. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. 5l2 f street,
10 u -6m near w illards'.
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NOTICE.-l have few Of those cheap TOILET
SETS on hand, which will sell cheaper 80
than they can be purchased elsewhere. Also~
CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENSWARE,&k
cheaper thaR the cheapest, with many other ~
articles too numerous to mention, at 9 Pa. avenu o,
between 9Th and 10th streets.
Call and see for yourselves.
ap lS-6m JOHN McDEVITr,
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EOR RRENr-The large and oonve enient Dwell
II LING No. $50 d street north, bawssn 6th and
!th street west. 1t is fitted up with all the modern
improvements, and admirably suited for a boarding
house. TO punctual tenant the rent will be mode.
rate. Apply to WIN. MARTIN, or A. Green, Auc-
ia0
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-03-25
VOL. XII.

recess the Government would earnestlv d..
their efforts to the preparation of bill v5;oT
would be introduced at the next session ''''u
La conclusion, he expressed the bone Il
when he retired from Office, whether the ~. EA
for which he held it was long or short bs r 800
not be found to have left the country IN q ' "Ouo
position than be found it. '"'e
Earls Granville and Clarendon defsnda3,
late Government, and the House adiourn.J @ .3s
the 18th. III
Sir +. Thesiger assumed the ChapceIo,.l;-
as Lord Chelmsford. Mr.. Blackburn deCi;-
the office of Irish Chancellor, and Hon Ley
Napier was appointed. Pu
The papers are occupied in critieisino T.,
Derby's speech. The Times SAYS il was al 1' =.
ticipated, and that so long as he does eTao 1I
what Lord Palmerston would have dom ~
he not forfeited his place by that one om;s,;o.
ne may be tolerated; but the moment he sbo-'
viii and game of his own, it is easy to ace H.
result. The Morning Post urges that io.S
Derby not only takes the position, but the MY
ICY and the measures and sentiments of Palm,
ston, as an heir takes an inheritance. TIL
DAILY Neacs describes Lord Derby's poliev On
the conspiracy bill and the Indian bill as vaoL
and temporizing; and adds, that the weakest ara
worst part of his speech was that in which Is
refused to redeem outstanding pledges. wbicS
each and all of his three predecessors b,5
gwen, on the subject of an elective reform.