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Will be gratifying to the friends and patrons Of
this institution to learn that the Rev Dr. Curtis OF
Chicago who recently appointed 10 the presiderev
has signhed his acceptance If said appointme ami
expects to enter upon his duties the opening or hu
term, which occurs on the first Monday Of September
next.
The Chair Of RHErohtc AND MoRAL ScIEsca Las also
been filled by the appointment Of Rev j. W. Bailey
gentleman every way qualified to fill the place.
The trustees are happy also, in being able to an
nonnee That they have procured the services lady
OF large experience, Who has for several years past
been al the head Of one ~ the most popular insiiu
ons in ohie 70 take charge Of the FEaALk CoLLEGIArE
DEPARTMENT.
The several departments being supplied with able
and experienced teachers, together with the largely
increased facilities afforded BY The and
spacious buildings, encourage the hope these
sttutions Will continue to receive those tokens public
favor and confidence they have hitherto enjoyed.
Ialy29 awdas n. ii LosEY, Clerk
DENTlSPRE
TINu all those In Of Dental services ryeas.s,
4 DR. BAILEY woaia say that he has 1 ~f5srrfs
Dr. Braneh's Patent, Of Galena, for ex- uYfYy ~
tracing teeth without pain--aso DR.. A1lLg
Bland Patent, OF baltimore called "Cheoplastc Pre-
Teeth.
Teeth inserted on gold and silver plate and the ma
tBrA tech carefully filed save them from fur ther
decay All WORK warranted.
" Oihee on Jensrron street, over Canrey 4 liar.
II. BAILEY, D. D. 8.
Instructions Ter the use OF my method of extracting
tteth without pain lave used IN my practice ii rec
years, with success Al to myseif and
70 ny patients. Il is Efficient and harmless A. be-
News Al VIII ind who test II Ia lis hands.
JiyS-dAmH l. BRANCH,
--- Den... and fa,,n,ee.
ErFTN Sacks Dried Apples. for sale II
II mays l. NJ ROGERS co.
nNE MUNDNE ED Boxes Ground Coffee. Mus.
~ ard, Cloves, Cinnamon, Pepper aud Spice, at
mAvs l. N. ROGERS GO.
nNE THOUSAND rs Soaking Irvine and
Ocarpet Chain, for safe at
mays l. N. ROGERS d co.
REMOVAL.
THE subscriber would respect iuy inform the publ
4 that he has removed his stock Of
Piano FOrtes and Mel0deons,
Va " &C.
Musical INSTRUMENTS
BOOAS, TA1JONEEH d FANCY GOODS
TO the store house Jsnrr street. second be
low Main STREET, nearly opposite Coaibaugh Broaks
| Hank. We has q the stock Of Goods, and II pEr9h
AIAsp NOT 70 ~ ukDsRsoLD In any department. Of bit
hnsiIcss
He invites the public generally 70 cali and examn
for thsmssivss. lapr1l u. y. HAWLEY.
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Five Thousand Dollars,
(S5,0O0.)
w CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of New Haven, Coau,
CONWAY FIRE INSUEANt Il COMPANY,
Conway Mass,
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass.
STATE FIRE AND MARIAEISSERANCE CO..
Of Harsis6urgh, Ia,
70 any person who shall honestly sustain loss by Ere r.
that amount, of property covered by their Policies.
The money Is on hand and will be paid promptly
The man who wants IL, has only to call the Agent
get his Policy.
Also. the same sum will be paid Nv the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Of Hart ord Gobs-, or the
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF Hartford, Conn,
any holder Of Of their Policies for that NJ omit
whenever the same shall fall due. Husbanas ana
Fathers generally do not IHfeiytaud and aptteeigts
the value Of Policy Of Linz iSsua Call and get
pamphlet (Which will BE- fur nsEe wtou vi charre) Ana
learn ~ the subject.
The aggregate capital Of the stove named compa.
mics il over
Four Millions of Dollars!
~ Policies issued for any amoant desired.
apr7 II. ~. HAHLkN. Agent,
jefferson ST., opposite Coalhaaah Il Brooks Rank.
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T. I. &C. B. PARSoTs.

Copp . Parsons Block ierer.oa Street,
Oprn ia Harret House.
Burlington, Iowa, July Siss, ISIS
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, &C., &c.

snd TO prompt time buyers
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Total outstanding at this date, $50 33I 90
Every Banker named was perfectly solvent.
and SO known to De at that time, and is STILL
Tnis deposit enabled me TO make payments in
different parts OF the State to the great conye-
nienee OF the citizens OF the State, and without
cost. Many payments have had to be made at
Iowa City aud at points on the river, where |
have promoted the convenience Of the payees.
by making payments at Iowa City. The same
is true by transferring funds at the several hou.
SEES IN Des Mones who have correspondents all
over the State. Every dollar, as called for. has
been promptly paid on demand, without one
cent OF profit to myself. The balance will be
SO paid, beyond theshaJow of q doubt, and will
be called in ust SO fast as warrants drawn
against those funds to which they are subject
by law, are issued.
remark further, that not only have | pro-
perry individually, sufficient to meet this out
standing amount of certificates of deposit, but
the State has the following Bonds for her secu.
ri,y, to wit:
Ny official Bond, fled and approved
Dec. LIST, 1856, with fifteen OF the
best lanes IN Iowa as sureties Tor 100000
Nv Official Bond covering the school
Fund received from the U. S. with
si.rfeen equally good suretes for 100000
My official Bond covering the proceeds
OF The late loan in New York, for
which was agent, with fifteen secu-
rites OF like ability for 800, 900
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W. I. BANNER, Agent 10 Burlington.
oRrILLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 clark-st-,
Chicago. aag9bplm
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accounting 10 $l57,736 67
>, And there was surplus OF $3.50 80 in the
treasury TO my credit, instead of a deficiency
ihe only gu. stion then is as to the sutficiency
OF the Vouchers. In order to show that they
were good, aud the money as safe as if in the
vault IN my olhee, have only to say, that all of
those certificates have been taken IN since thai
date, being paid in full on demand, AS required
tor state purposes, leaving outstanding only as
follows:
y ok, sargent Downey, $4,000 90
b. F. Allen, 1000 90
Hoyt, Sherman & Co., 5000 on
cuuories, 1881 90
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

were objected to passed to be considered here
after
The adverse rcport from the Court Of Claims upon
tho petition of Araold Harris aministratM ot Robert
Armstrong laid aside with the RECOMMENDATION that
the report Of the Court Of Claims bc concurred in.
The adverse reports from the Court vi Claims on
the petition Of James Thompson surviving partner OF
c. NJ strader Co., and the pstition Of Nathaniel VIII
iiams laid aside with the recommendation that they
be referred to the Committee on Claims. s.,i
The following bills laid aside with the recommen-
dation that they do pass
bill for the relief Of Jehn Halsltsn.
hill for the relief Of Thomas Smthers.
bill for the relief OF the heirs Of Alexander Steven
bill for the relief Of the representatives of VIM
Smith, deceased late Of Louisiana.
bll for the relief of the lcgsl representatives
signees Of james Lawrence.
bill for the relief of N G. Wecms, Of Louisiana.
bill for the relief of Francis Wlodecki.
hill for the relief Of DR.. Charles d. Maxwell sur
geon in the United States navy
bill for the benefit of the capors Of the British big
Caledonia in the war Of 1872
bill 10 increase the pension Of John Richmond.
The Committee then and It's report In reference
to the bills from the Court Of Claims concurred in
The House then proceeded TO the consideration Of the
bill for the relief of John Hamilton reported from
the committee with a favorable recommendation.
Mr.. STANTON of Ohio moved that it be amended so
that the claimant should receive interest from the LIST Of
July 1852 which motion finally agreed to-ayes
81, noes H.
The question bcing the passage Of the bill,
Mr.. HICKMAN, of Pcnnsy lyania, moved that when
the House adjourn to-day adjourn to meet ON Mon
day next which motion agreed to.
An then the House adjourned.
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OF FICIAL
,EAn,nY nxrAR1xESr.

Treasury nyrAx1xksr,
February IL, 1898
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that scaled proposals will he received
this department until tho eenh day cf March rroxmo for the
Issue Of portion the whole millions Of dollars
notes exchange gold the United States deposited with tho
of tho United States, the Mn iade.
pha the Orleans the
treaures at Boston, New York Charleston 81 luis within ton
days from the acceptance such proposals under the authority II the
Of Congress entitled authorize the treasury
notes. approved 23d December 1857.
The notes will bsisue tho receipt here of certificates
odeposite with those the the Uni
ted States They will be made payable the cf such bidder
bidders shall make such exchange the lowest
exceeding cenum and Will such
the date OF the certificate of such depose n.
The proposals the Of interest without condition
other bids and contain other fractional
half three fourts Of conum. Five
per proposed be exchanged BE- deposit
treasury officers above enumerated whose cera
depostc each proposal security
the proposal Is accepted immediate directions
will be given deosic should the proposals be
provisions the Congress- Of this notice. they
will not be considered * .ss
proposals this notice must be sealed and inscribed the
outside proposals Treasury Notes. They will he opened at this
department IL o'clock, said fifteenth day Of March
HOWELL COBB
Secretary n the Treasury
Feb 12-df Intel &Sar1
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The Book OF the Constitution.

TINIIE demand of the people from all parts of the
country n edition of this book bringing tho
The such that longer be disrcgardd
II sufficiently known throughout the render particular
description Of here suffice that it contains
the evidence Of IL having received the voluntary and
both houses Congress- having
Supreme Court standard edition of the constitution Of the United
and Of tho special appreciation
the wsest statesmen Of the and has been
nouDccd by them suitable fire side companion Amcr
citizen and textbook for the rising tho schools
Editors who and the constitution the sentiments
Washington and the principles mbodc have heretofore given
generous valuable support
booksellers and others who may desire TO obtain for the supply
those who desire the edition will please
dress WILLIAM HICKEY, jr,
Washington City, n. c.
3-dW
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
yYOlfe,s Schtedam A rOmatic SchnaD DDs

The proprietor particularly recommends the above scnapps to
about settle, the South West
properties correcting tho isagrscabe and often
gcrou prlucd by change of water visitation which
travellers South ani West particularly liable Strangers should
purchasing the snapp the whole country flooded
and mutations The genuine has the proprors
the bottle cork and label For sale by all the druggists
groeers.
UDOTII0 WOLFE
Dec 13--l3mif Depot Is Beaver street, New York
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M B. BRADY respectfully announces that he

Nv
lvks has established gallery Photographic
lie commissions
graph hitherto made only his well known establishment New
York.
variety Of unique and Photographic specimens included
his coll con together with OF the dis
tingushcd citizens OF the United States.
Mr. BRADY brings his Washington gallery the esuts fourteen
Europe and America the
his during that r lie feels confident Tint the
the artistic quality his will hts
gallery the attention Of the Washington public
NJ n BRADY 352 Pennsylvania avenue, Swceny, Ncn
house. FAINT, 4 Co.'S banking house
2I--eod1no
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

You may call this revolution if you please; but il is a
right which is too well established aud has been too Of
exercised to bc questioned at this late day; and TO
those who persist in calling il revolution that
Of the distinctive features of American government is
that which enables the people, peacefully and under the
form law effect those radical changes which elsewhere
only be accomplished by commissions and civil strife
Not desiring to multiply illustrations. I will take the
constitutions of your State, New York. and mine,
Indiana conclusive arguments upon every phase of
this question
donot profess absolute accuracy as to the constitr
ton OF New York. speaking only from memory, without
arecen opportunity to examine the subject but believe
that am correct when that your first constitution
was not submitted to the people, though present
was Your first constitution prescribed the mode and
times in which it should be amended yet in disregard
that provision you made and adopted another
The constitution Of Indiana under which that State
admitted into the Union was made in 1916 by del
egates and put in force without vote the peope That
State voted for President before Congress had formally
mitted 1t into the Union and the counted thus
exercising of the highest prerogatves of State under
constitution made by delegates without waiting for the
sanction OF Congress The constitution of 1916 contained
provision for amending IL every twelve years by con-
venton OF delegates who expressly clothed with
power to 'change, alter amend IT, without being re-
qurcd to submit their work to the people Yet in pur
sace of an of the State Legislature passed in dsre
gard of that provision the constitution changed In
the year 1885, and questioned the right of
Indiana TO make that change.
The Lecompon constitution, like the constitution of
many States in this Union prcscribes the periods
for amendment the first OF which comes in 1864 but that
constitution Also expressly declares the right Of The people 10
a''er or otFvh Their form Of government d any time He must
N haru pressed indeed for who bases his oppo-
stton to the admission Kansas under the Iecompton
CONSTITUTION upon these grounds Do you here in New
f"rk propose 70 claim rights for the people of Kansas
" ihcr 10 put restrictions upon them, such do not
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

NEW LAMP AND OIL STORE, opposite Browns
IN Hotel Tho undersigned prepared furnish the pub
I with and lard oils canrhcnc spirit and glass and
metal lamps of every description aud price.
A HATCH,
Feb q-dlmIf 336 Pennsylvania avcnur south side.
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TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.

proprietor call the attention Of and the
Washington superior article o Holland gn which
public under the woife he
dam Aromatic Schnapps.
This manufactured by the proprietor exclusively his ds
Schelam, Holland s made from the host barley that
Europe and Favored and mecatcd NOT by
the harsh berry, but by the most choice botanical variety Of
the Italian juniper berry, whose more vinous extract dts
rected with its uous solvent and thus hecomes
exquisite flavor and altogether transcend
cordial and medicinal properties alcoholic beverage
heretofore known
proprietor submitted TO nearly the whole medical faculty
from about four thol
chemists who endorse IT, their signatures
a desirable addition to the materia mcdica. &
purchase should careful the genuine article
whole country flooded with countcts and limitations.
and pint ocs Of dozen cach and for
respectable druggists the United States
UDOrl1IO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Depot No. % Beaver street, New York
The Washington union., 1858-03-06

GPRING SUPPLIES IN FIRSTCLASS DRY
- goodswc daily opening spring supplies and Will offer
much the iargrrt and no comprehensive
had Of all rs class European and American Fab
ics adapted general family consumption.
price only marked in plain ngurc= therefore purchaser
overcharged.
northern and correspondents send supplies
daily
application requiring ell
bills to be closed by cash when presented Nocs will not be Arce
able +
shall bills monthly for settlement others
quarterly and those only remarkably puncta customers who
all cash July January will BIZ permitted to extend to
those periods.
ID all old bills must be paid prior 10 opening oncs
We opening accounts
We make this statement To prevent applications
Customers who have To be applied To often settle their bills will
greatly discontinue their
financial crisis and the general shortening credits
o,n supplies demand the adoption Of the nbove
parenty stringent rnlcs.
make trade cash business
without disturbing the pleasant relations which have existed he
long series
FERRY & nROTfiER
"Ccnira stores, y west building,
23-1Odf opposite the Centre Market.
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Furniture, Furniture.


WE have Just received large addition TO our
wv sock Of cabinet aud other mrn'tnrc which has been gotten
elegant style order the workmanship of
which warrant Of tho best quality
pAMOR SUITES COMPLETE
and mahogany upholstered In coors
and side tables esctores ctagercs and
glasses gi with marble slabs and
brackets
CHAMBER SETS COMPLETE
Solid oak, hanisomey ornancnted in gold
Solid walnut mahogany carved bnck onnmeled gold and
flowers With other painted sets, all colors
DINING ROOM
Oak walnut mahogany cherry extension dining tables from
eight to twenty feet
Oak, walnut mahogany and ladies' dining chairs
Oak walnut mahogany sieioards, with marble
Shelves &c, ornamentcd with looking glass backs.
FEATHER BErs, BoIsTERs, AND PILLOWS
hair, husk, and husk and cotton mattresses.
OFFICE DESKS, CHAIRS AND sAIANANpFR sArFs
Marvns wc salsmaner nr proof es,
secured by the celebrated ia Belle icck'
great variety bcscads, hstsndr
rocking chairs hnrcot
chairs All OF which will be sold low m
cash or approved paper MctkESUR a. Co,
Feb 23co6wif Nos $50, s2S, and S21 Seventh street
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And then, on motion Of Mr.. CHAFFEE, the House
went into Committee Of the Whole on the state of the
Union (Mr WAsmHuRS of Maine In the chair } and pro-
being objection day. those bills to which there was no
objection laid aside to he reported to the House with
recommendation that they do pass whilst those which
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12
Additional from Europe.
France.

France.
1t was rumored that Walewski would retire.
The funds had declined but subsequently became
steady.
The new penal law passed the Legislature by 224
against a.
The French camp at Chalons viii have $4,000
men, being double last years quota.
India
The Calpee rebels are still in force under Nena
sahib.
Fort Maglin has been taken from the rebels.
England.
The GovernorGeneralship of India will be given
to Lord Stanley if Lord Canning resigns.
China
The China mail brings details of the capture Of
Canton.
The Cantonese vacated the city on the Both of De-
cember Yeh was taken prisoner, but was after
wards installed as ViceGovernor. A commission
consisting Of two Englishmen and one Frenehman
charged with the supervision of the Government
and issued proclamation inviting the people to re.
turn, and assuring them of protection.
Everything was quiet and there was fair prospect
of the raising of the blockade, and resumption Of
trade within week.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12
Talk ON Change.


The talk yesterday did not amount to much The
advance in cotton in Liverpool may not meet with
the cordality expected The Bears did not growl or
snap nor did the Bulls below, but the Bears
evidently had the day all to themselves and did not
appear to care button whether their offers were
accepted or not The great fulorum OF cotton opera
tions however, came to a dead halt as it were. Ex
change could not be negotiated and why not was the
inquiry Because it was not wanted. We do not
owe anything in Europe, and we might point to the
great falling off in importations from Europe We
refer to figures under financial head showing the
decrease in the value of importatons into the port of
New York for the months Of February 1857 and 5S,
showing difference Of nearly $4,000 600. At this
deelensiOn for several months, what amount of ex
change would be required to cover the value Of the
imports into the United States2 In our opinion the
course of the cotton trade destined as it has here
toore, to battle and thwart all conjecture and frus
trate the best devised calculations. The talk yester
day was will the change of Ministry in Great Britain
have any influence commercial and financial in
terests? OF course, it can hardly be expected that
the change of policy will not affect the views of capi
talists, though only for brief period The steamer
OF the Sd of March, which will be due at Portland
about Monday, may relieve the anxiety prevailing
with many connected with large commercial interests.
Generally speaking, our community does not care the
value Of copper who rules in Great Britain or what
policy predominates. We know that 4" cotton is
king" even at less figure than is now ruling in that
market All that we want is stability and regularity
If the new Ministry are all "old foges' the change
will not be disadvantageous. This question: however,
affords an opportunity for considerable talk ; but
whether the knockdown in exchange in New York
on Wednesday was brought about by the political
movements in London, remains to be ascertained.
We, however, believe with of the talk, that the
Canada's accounts rather frightened New York. as it
is known that adyces have been received here dated
subsequent to the reception of the intelligence in that
city.
The Northern mail failed yesterday. To-day is the
regular day of failure, because some North Carolina
railroad company does not allow its locomotives to
run on Sundays. Our dates from New York are to
the 4th inst. The papers are filled with accounts of
daily prayer meetings, which are called commercial
and mercantile religious gatherings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1858-03-12
Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
ADDITIONAL BY THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.



LIvERrooI, Feb. 26.-Sales of Cotton for the week
81 600 bales, closing firm at the following quotations.
Orleans Fair, 3d.; Orleans Mddling, ll-l6d; Mo
bile Fair, 7Sd.; Mobile Middlng 9-l6d.; Upands
Fair I'D; Uplands Middling, 7Ad.
The whole stock in port at Liverpool amounts to
20T 900 bales. including 100000 bales of American
Our advices from Manchester are favorable. Goods
Of all descriptions have advanced slightly.
Breadstuffs CLiverpool) closed quiet. Richardson,
Spence & Co. quote Flour dull and unsaleable. West
ern canal 2Os 3D. to 22s Ohio, "a to 27s-atter price
obtained for lot arriving ria New Orleans. Wheat
dull-red, 6s to 6s. 3d.; white Is. to Is. 3D. Yellow
Corn, $685. Sd. to 34s.; white 3ls. Beef has declined
sd. Pork dull Bacon dull, with decline of Cd. on
the week. Lard dull at 50s. Tallow unchanged.
Coffee steady. Rice steady and quiet. Teas weak.
Rosin Is to 49, Cd. Spirits Turpentine 37s. to AIS.
The bullion in the Bank of England has increased
ego 900 during the week.
London Markets.
LONDON, Feb. 26.-Baring & Bros. quote Sugar
steady Breadstuffs quiet; Coffee firm; Teas un.
changed Spirits Turpentine, As.
Money was abundant.
General News
Parliament adjourned the lst of March,
We add the following names to the list Of the mem
be-s to the new English Cabinet
War Department, Gen. Peel; Admiralty, Sir J..
Palinton Postmaster, Lord Colchester Board of
Trade, Mr.. Henley; Board of Central Lord Ellen
borough Public Works, Lord John Manners Attor-
ney General, Sir F. Kelly Irish Chancellor, Justice
Blackburn; Chief Secretary, Lord Mas
The Admiralty Court had given verdict against
the steamer North American in the case of the late
collision with the Leander of New Orleans. An ap-
peal will be taken.
China.
The Allies will continue protectorate over Can
ton until satisfactory terms agreed to by the Gov
ernment at Pekin.
In the attack on Canton the Allies lost 100 men.