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PROSPECTUS
For Publishing Monthly Periodical Washington, D. c.
called
THE NATIONAL RECORDER
RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
By L. ID. JOHNSON.


VyHE NNational Recorder viii contain sixteen
Il qario with asinge donbe fr dollar
des the miscellaneous reading found ia periodicals OF this kind,
will be mainly devoted TO tho following objects
First 10 Information all all done IN the gsa.
tive and executive departments Of the general relating TO
the interests OF religion.
ns the Mousse and Senate with brief sketches Of the that
may be before Congress
In the executive department 4 tho
chaplain service tho army navy military posts aud
military schools agong
csvng ships navy yards hospitals, soldiers
homes asyums the facilities obtaining the
departments IN Washington aud by correspondence with chapan
shall be able interesting public
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publish under the head Of each State and Territory all that relates to
the general Interests Of religion This viii embrace the number all
ocAy cogpsed cegymen employed otherwise the
number OF cbsch edfce and church together with the
number added annually each distinct church orgnizn No
reach ibis Information with than accuracy together
weA other facts and statistics relating TO religious matters which
~Gsss@r tho "schsduIcs' ~ the United States
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literature and science oing besow special attention
Smithsonian Instution also
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and teachers associations and also Of such books and periodicals
arc Intended TO promote popular education
proposed this lies their accomplishment To ef
icc shah the kindly cooperation three classes
ons science and learning in the United each whom
we have distinct proposition.
"Recoricrn will
but viii contain among other things, important memorial 10
Congress which should n be placed IN the hands Of every clergy
hca in its eharacer) earlier date intend the first
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natural soG after tho hair besoe1 supplies the
andruh itching and heat from the scalp ques and up
nerves and thus cures all ncrona headache and may no relied
falling on makes soft glossy healthy aud beautiful and used
thcn reader read tho following an Judge
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o. j. Having good deal
gray made my mind to lay aside the prendcos whichl
medicines and short time commenced using article
The result very satisfactory very glad did so
aud justice w the Of others who
may be as gray as In. who having my prejudice without
trial I'll they have further proof and the best proof being ocular
such and also direct them further proof who
of the N Y Wro Railing establishment every day.
My hair mprovedin appearance
every way being gocr and thicker healthy
looking. i am yours, respectfully,
Corner Columbia and Carroll rts. Brooklyn,
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this the country hair has been slightly diminishing
for several caused suppose from slight burn when
weeks hnd have line head growing after having
used all other remedies effect think the
bic remedy eStan and advise all who afflicted that
You can publish this you hink proper Yours Nc.
ImiApmpmA, Sept. o, 1857.
pRop woopDear Sir Your Hair restorative proving itself
beneficial The 'front.' and also the back part Of head
most lost its covering fact bald have used but two half
studded with promising crop hair the
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can induce many others to try IT, Yours, respectfully
No. 46A Vine
The Restorave put bottles of three sizes viz large
dunn and small the small holds ha pint. and reas for ono dol
proportion than the small reas or two dollars bottle
ssa bottle.
Co, Propristors Broadway York. oa the
great New York Wire Railing Eablshment and ia Market street.
by all good Druggists Fancy Dealers
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HNO APPROACH that most august tribunal The
rSOe ere % wSs 1n The most snsy pride mus. conceal an
occasion OF deep concern But whom tho
ofthe former must impair confidence in the latter aud
our country thero are among men more or less con
nected with its politics
by transparent by honorable are
tempted TO employ them who deferred from active OF
who nnd their sentiments but oeb reflected by the popular
and Who apprehend serious decentralization
ca principles aud private virtue Is for such that this publca
The neglect duty, high
anaamng 70 anp, The performance q Il Tha. publication OF
protector Whether he shall be capable supplying the want o
better than the public al This stage Of the experiment could deter
ered to the public exemplar absolute would bs
npv IN Mha = eSa pos, Ba, not upon what
TO be singular Tho following opinions are held general
That tho .pocy' o parties and politicians according
pnsp ss and MrSns na Gs great press q tho country
acQescence that the
political axom thai in some instances men Of acknow
a saged have been @ By tho men and Of
whose obscurity public loss would by
lug them every attempt this ead in the nature osan1d
reform parties has failed and must continue to fail through the
that produce the OWL" &c.
The following s0nyco among 0hers have been adopted for
lutte cndo which IS hoped VIII not altogether dsappon,
sl noeant Of hypocrisy and dapcy general but ioeaes
surely extend this ndugnc until general degradation public
sentiment viii enanger instiutons political
these evils exist chiefly because principles
tcmacay ignored practical political ques irrelevant
these likewise ignored OF The
be TO demonstrate by examples every they
question that sound politics practical morality that
popular governments political action moral obligation
paration Of morals politics corrupt private
and subve public order that those who fe forth public service
party ground should be
price their virtues and who hold profit DO
duty that believed be seeking ealousy
excluded thereom that politicians should
motives that they justify public poli-
ca secrets and condolences tho
political press has the Of reforming foregoing
editors generally candid
opinion that Is their practice make politics exception
but they continue they Justly cagcnblc with the
deterioration of public morals.
These views will be supported by reasoning soy
facts and principles and BY selecting chiefly from the
without element personal dparagemon special
naton appropriate examples each
illustrative Of prevalent evil prnc then apply
instances with simplicity the plain
Our political faith those
rated by the democrats their platforms which Catholic
principles shall command support shall such other
the progress of mankind may develop.
Is proposed TO issue the number the ensuing
day Pamphlet form Three dollars year. Newspapers through
out the country expected exchange and
lish this announcement Address
.s. J. NJ. nINCkIEY,
NOV 23--dH" Washington,
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THE ssGREAT REPUBLIC'' MONTHLY

TO THE PUBLIC THE BOOK AND PERIODICAL TRADE AND THE
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WE have the honor e announce that we shall
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The literary department will peseu greater variety combined with
thorough excellence believed than before offered
tho meean public IN single periodical Tho following authors
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD
From WASHINGTON CITY to Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi. Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through Tickets great Southwestern Rail
road Office sixth Washing
Ton on George Page the Office Of
The Orange nd Railroad, at Alexandria,
40 Richmond, Dsnvie Lynelbug. Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, louisville Grand june
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans.
BY Rons and coununus Railway Connexions 10 Memphis
Aorny greater Expedition and Comfort and being 700 miles
shorter by any other
The ferry George Page the foot of Seventh street
B O'Clock where passengers take te cars for
Richmond Charotssvlc Staunton White sulphur Springs, Wood
Richmond and all points Southwest
making sure and connexions to Memphis.
baggage wagons and onnibusc, Office avenue
o'clock, a. M ani ], p. IN. "a
JAMES A, EVANS Agent,
June ls--tf I Washington.
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Collectors Office.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
In not paid their Taxes for the aud to all who
for previous ncung taxea that at tho
sixty this all property which any
description unpaid will be advertised sold for the
the law enjoins
Those who wish To be the heavy
tho advertisement and sale requested
JAS. r. HALLIDAY,
Nov 2l--lawtJunl9 Collector.
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.

HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
rI,HE subscriber desires to call public attention to
II his extensive assortment Of ~" H
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, ......
which rendered complete department consisting
part Of "
CABINET FURNITURE. r#."
very collection embracing every
variety necessary to Furnish the psror chamber and dining
from the most expensive to the cheapest kinds.
FRENCH CHINA - a..
band plain, white and richly decorated dinner dessert and
large assortment Of vases
Dinner and tea ware in detached pieces a. ..r
Rich cups and saucers, with and without moltoes
Pitchers, perfume bottles, card receivers
With variety fancy articles appropriate the
etagerc paror table, and toilet
IRoN-sToNE CHINA.
Dinner tea toilet
Aso detached pieces large of the latest shapes.
GLASSWARE.
American, French, and Bohemian, such
Decanlcrs, lagons, gobets champagucs
Clarets, hooks, shcrries, Maderas i3argundos
Iiqueurs, tnmhlers, finger bowls, ceieries
Water bottles, float bowls dishcs, salts pitchers, &C.
TABLE CUTLERY. .......
In sets Of htif dozen nfty fifty three pieces
Also ivory handled knives only .,#
Carvers and forks stces, &c. .... ..s-..D
BIoCK.TIN GOODS.
Such as clalng dishes, from 10 o inches ...
Coffee ana urn coffee pots pots cofe higgins, &C.
s PLATED GOODS D.. ......
Such as coffee urns, tea
Spoons and forks, castors covered dishes ..r a ..
Pichers cake and fruit baskets, walters, &c.
JAPANNED GOODS
Such waters, trays, and in ...... ....
Plato warmers slop jars foot tubs, water cans &c.
MISCELLANEOUS a.. ...
Solar lamps, girandoles, wood ware
kcnders and brushes, shovcls and ongs
Coal hods, step ladders, door mats, rattan goods
irons, willow Britannia
Bronzed goods cooking requisites every description
Together with large assortment of articles of utility and ornament
deemed particular,ze.
ousekeepers decidedly my
prices They will only find large assortment from
which selections but pledge mysc to sell cheap the
description of goods be purchased n of the Eastern
ciiep
Goods delivered any of the city Georgetown free Of
charge. ##r ....Hag.
Having recently direct Europe extensive
prepared strong
Inducements 10 tho trade.
oct 2s-lawow c. W. BoTEI.ER, Iron Hall
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Proposals for the Cleaning of Avenues, Streets,
Alleys, and Cutters, the Removal Of Garbage,
~

MAYORS 0FTicE,
"#" Washington, November 10, 1858
DROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
the 7th December O'Clock
clean the streets alleys CUTTERS and
mouths and burial Of dead
deodorzers
furnished by tho corpoaon) tho districts hereinafter
signated ending December,
Proposals viii be received for each district separately and will
price, but price for each district.
that the shall bid for the
the solid and fluid o said districts from the July
December 1850 Inclusive,
established by the Commissioner OF Health be
daily the July the both Of November,
three ms " during December
will districts, each constituting district
Mayor the right districts
bidder. n.
intending bid Are requested call the Office Of the
Health the City Hall where III obtain all
necessary information
Nov a3-2Aw JAMES G. BERRET Mayor
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FORM OF A GUARANTEE.
To CArr NJ. C. MTlGs, u s. Engineers.
We tho undersigned, residents OF -- In the State of
-- hereby, jointly and seyerally, with the
Uutci stae and guaranty, In the foregoing bid of
accepted they w within the acceptance
execute tho for the same, With good
sufficient surecs perform furnish propos.
which
Aud in the said - shall fail to into
Aforesaid guaranty make good the difference
tive tbc -
II sst5aFa 4#a# ABB
. d.
thereby certify the best my knowledge and belief the
named guarantors good and sufficient
Oct l--eodtd ,.,-r. E II b
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TAKPETTNIf, FLOOR UII-CIUTH, RUGS, MAT
~ unys, Drngges, Curtain Materials and IlousefurnishDg Dry
Goods, such .#s.'
Velvet tapestry carpotings now dosigus
Tapestry Brussels do In great variety E.
New styles Brussels do super quality
Extra heavy 3ply do very rich
Extra super ngraindo new patterns
Very heavy allwoo Dutch carpeunRs OBJ. .........
Tviied YeniaD carpeing for halls and steps
Velvet and Brussels do do do
rich floor ocloths cut TO ~
amy size shape room, hall, passage
Mosaic, velvet and tuicd and
and Canton mattings
I2-4 l4-4 1914 druRgct crumb cloths ... ...-r.
English druggets, al widths, by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace curtains
Satin spcs, brocatcly, and reps for curtains
White. bun, blue and green shade linens
Stair rods, curtain fixtures, 8c
Having attended ADAN co . Carpet Auction which took
New York tho 4 and 5th ns prepared to
Inducements afforded under ordinary
Purchasers respectfully invited TO examination Of
stock. H00E BRO. co.
Aug l8--dn
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once superintendent ofthe Public Printing,
WAsmsGroN Oct. A. 1855.

DROPOSAIS FOR FURNISHING THE PAPER
tho provide executing the public printing y
2b 1852 sealed proposals will be received at this
Capitol the Monday (6th day. December
Il O'Clock NJ furnishing the that be required
public printing the ending the lat Decem
1859 . H# b.
The subone list specifics nearly be ascertained the
quantity quality and description OF each kind Of that VIII be
required
printing uncaenered TO 24 by
80 inches weigh five pounds TO the Of 4S0 sheets
.h.. Class ss-N ta# aa#'
printing caendercd "a by So
inches weigh f pounds the of Is0 sheets
supcrhne printing paper sized and calendered
"a By SO nches and weigh forty eight pounds TO the
of 4s0 sheets sHs .as.a. .a .s flss5
CLASS 4. ..aH.
paper sized and caendcred such
required corresponding weight with
urng 10 by n inches and weighing twenty pounds 4sO
sheets. ..... .. . s.a.. I'd. ga. ..r. .s1a
5.
superne plate paper aeniored uucsendsed,
required ~ by "a inches and of such weight
be required
paper be of linen
with mineral other sub
stances, whcncs and quires of twenty -four
sheets each, bundles each each
tain IS0 sheet Uniformity in COLOR thickness, and weight
win bundle exclusive OF wrappers varying
under five tho standard weight Will be received
weight will all be required Mixing Of various
toknosses tho bundle make the weight will be
sidered violation Of the contract. .as
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mo DIPLOMATS AND TOURISTS advcr.

TTNO DIPLOMATS AND TOUKISTS.-The adver-
middle aged man, who Is csnversant with and spcaks
c English French Spanish Italian languages is well educated
active and of good morals acquainted with maritime affairs has
shpownc several wishes particularly
Amcrcan diplomats and tourists bound 70 the
European continent who Lccd interpre
courier travelling clerk He furnish The
uncscrponabe references for qualification from many dn
guiscd Of the highest standing IN Washington and Asbaa
Address A. c. No 49, Mobile, Ala, f the Hon b.
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