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The Book Of the Constitution.

VNlIE demand Of the people from All pnfts of the
country for new edition Of book hrtDgBg down the
the such that cannot longer DO 'sogarde
country to renier particular
a suao IL to that
received the voluntary ana generous pat
having been
cion Of the constitution of the United
having rsoci, e special Nlp"eaon o some OF
aud present II
o,ol ~ t,cm suitable ARE ids conenon for Ameri
an rps.u ryss-* M the rising generation
jr, and support the constitution, tho sentiments
skc principles imbos, have
n fu.,r generous valuable support
snd others who desire 10 obtain supply
~p desire to possess tho EDITION ad
WILLIAM HICKEY,
Washington City, H. C.
Mar 3--it(
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DIED..

On instant, midnight, FRANK MORENO, eldest
Hon. s. n. MALLORY, Of torda, aged IL years.
funeral viii place from tho National Hotel
day Tho friends of tho family respectfully invited
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NEW yoRk ADVERTISEMENTS.
wheeler d Wilson.
MANUFACTURING ooMPANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,


FamsIiss, Manufaefuysrs and OAes
vTNHESE machines combine all the improvements
L. that have been ened Their increasing
eye preqietors warmly recommending them They
have been in sufficiently TO test them thoroughly and have
Among the uptoobod anssss that they oil others
Beauty simplicity construction consequent freedom
from arrangement and need of repairs.
"a unexnmpled ease aud raIiiiy Of operation
4tb The perfection stitching applies.
Principal sas Broadway New York and At their sssaeiss
May as~iy. ''''"
fashiohable Dfy Goods in New York.
4 N immense assortment of seasonable fabrics con-
IA stanty on hand ALSO full and
ATTRACTIVE STOCK CARrETINGs
oeiO'h ma'ins mats curtain materials lace curns, gilt
cornces window shades &c., &c, &C.,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRlCEsi
LORD TAYLOR,
asa, 2s7, 2eo and 2el Grand street.
May 2e-ly and AZ aud ~ C~harine
Matthew Hale Smith,
COUNSELLOR LAW,
Rooms "a, "a, No. 16 Val street. Nea0 York.
Aug Is-trt
Cyrus w. Field Il Co,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS
No. IL Cii6 aree, Ne,o Fork,
INVITE the attention of dealers and consumers to
their large stock Of printing writing wppns ana az oner
May 2o-Iy*
Bcn. a Il. A. Whitiotk 4 CO.,
l3 Beekman Street, Of Nassau. opposite the Asor
House,
PROfRIETORS PREMIUM CHAMPAGNE CREMANT CABINET
IMPORTERS of Cognac brandies for druggists and
merchants from ot,rd Dupuy, CO. Hnpessey Pins Cas-
% other houses OF tho highest reputation and sole
pors the brandes tho native proof and flavor
Cognac, viz
Vineyard OF Chateau Rernard
tiqueur des champs dor
Superior vineyard, veux Cosuee.
ALSO
Exclusive importers OF the
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomnster Schnspps,
sherry, Madera and Port wines &c &c.
Ass porters, aud cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE CREMANT.
BM&E A. W. Co tho exclusive Of this wine, and
shipments by regular packcta and beg those who
given trial 70 under their guarantee that
viii he sorc II isaey Of flavor and quay wine
ffeseht imported.
NJ whhock,
Edwd A. whtlook
Frcdk J. Havcrsiok BEN. E A. WHITIOCK co.
Oliver W Dodge,
Henry Cammeyer
May 28-lys
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FL Oculista De Paris

FL OCulista De Paris
u EC1EN legado a esta cudad tienna e honor de
IL Ofrcccr los
CABAIJE;OS EsrANOIEs
nm esooo snrtdo de Espcucos Lentes Ancs Tcaro
ga VISTA Vro. dc Aumcnto Mucrcs ccpos Lpceras I1umns
de Uro, Articnlos krancosas.
Iicnln provisonamcnte Eight street.
Trccios muy modcrados, 10 msrno de Europa.
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wisconsin and Minnesota Commission InteIli-
gence and General Land Agency.
george FARNAy

GEORGE FAkNAM
Once -st door Banking House Of Cole Sumner
-. Co., La Crosse, Wisconsin
l AM prepared TO buy, sell, or give information
IL with regard 10 farms farming pine lands locate govern
ment lands either with land Wisconsin
ncsota 10 attend the seIus easne lands
houses other fh ommiiB
taxes, examine Wlrs, collect rents, &C., az. =
l"''rnh attention given to IOANNG MONEY which guaranty
W loan real ctit. worth three tho o
and secure 10 the from ten to twelve
nusly Security rea estate WISCONSIN aud
than New York the that
rs TO 100 year Interest legal Wisconsin
as Ia per and In Minnesota there i usury
All business and letters Of inquiry promptly attended
turns rsmted by mail or part Of tho
feb l1--om GEO. FARNAM
Ho refers the following gentlemen wahburne NJ c.
Mineral Point Wis., Gov Alex W RsadsI Madison, Wis Lieut.
T. D. Csmpbel In Crosse WIS., Hon H. Hastings Estate
Crosse, Wis Hon H. d. Cameron Crosse, WIS., Judge FORD do
dc Hon Geo Gall (udgc 9th judicial circot) Ghevllc Wis
RLACK SILKS AT LESS THAN VALUE 30
pieces choice black silks 49, s7 and &1 per yard
Cheapest goods We ever offered for 1onnrcd dresses.
Our northern and correspondents supplies
daily -
oneprrc en marked plain figures Therefore purchaser
\ ~Ssionarred 4H IA
We opening ..4 ?.
Our credit business much larger than
Our rule for the future will no present bills for
T9.0e
All old bills must be paid before rpsnenfeA
llls our determined purs I, lse Shf Trade as cash
have existed c*n Many for long
scrtes VI sctis past"
FERRY 4 BROTHER,
Central Stores, ;" west building,
Feb 25-lOdn opposite Centre Market.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAW OF THE UNITED STATES.


AN ACT 10 appropriate money to supply deficiencies In
the appropriations for paper printing, binding
Craving ordered by the Senate and House OF Repre-
senatiyes of the thirty third and thirty fourth Con
gresses, and which has been executed
BE enacted by the &n~s ess Hoass Of RYre.Nsas n ne
Uaed States Of A"syiea Gugvsss assemd, That for the
purpose of defraying the eiciencies in the apropra-
ens for the paper for the printing toS the printing
and for the Fiing. engraving and thogapAiDX ordesod
by the Senate and Mc of Representatives Of the thirty
third and thirty fourth Congresses the following sWuas of
money hereby appropriated ont cf any money In the
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
To pay for paper one hundred and four thosASf dol
lars ill ~
To pay for the printing ordered by the Senate and
House of Representatives during the thirtythird and
thirty Congrees tyscvsD thousand nix hundscd
and nineteen dollars and ninety four cents M
To pay for the binding, llthographing and engraving
ordered by the Senate during the thirty third and thirty
fourth Congresses one hundred and seventy mine thouaand
nve hundred and xynine dolass and sixty -four cents
Approved ii March, 1883
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1NlIE AMERICAN MANUAL.--lhc Cons titution
states with all the acis of Conrrsi relating
Including Nebraska spd kanss bl complied
public documents im sale 10y
TAYLOR MAUky,
Mnr 13-N lintelSistcsShtarl 33t Penn.
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lion. EDWARD EVERETT will deliver an ad-
benefit cf the the city,
auspices Of hc "Yoang Mems Christian Association, "ioing
Catholics Friend Society ami Ladies' un Benevolent Society at
tho Institutions Tuesday evening March 10th
Tickets ST. he had John Eliss music store e principal
hotels Narns Iyson Stott GmsUs Mdgcey liarbaughs,
Syts and Chrkc's drug and the bookstores.
the limited, should be secured
p--d7t
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WOOllens.
S. Q. Herring & Coz. patent champion safes.

s. g. Herring IL Co.'s Patent Champion Safes.
VTNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors and
l. finding that public besowng their patron
10 that extent that exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot by extensive
and salesroom Broadway No 2b Murray
Pose tho City Hall This enlargement o warehouse with the
extensive enlargement their factory will enable the subsc
bers 10 keep hand all stock Of fire burglar
proof safes than other establishment in Tue world Particular at
tenn will be had constructing for private families match
with other furniture for tho security plato and ewcy
ALSO
viii baud all kinds
aud bank vaults HALLS patent powder proof locks
Jopes bank lock Crygiers
patent letter lock, without Key.
g. G. HERRING Il Co,
Nos 1876, 1917, and l3a Water street, and
No. 25l Broadway, Murray New York
+. COY1E co, Agents
Washington, d. c.
B. ". KNOWLES, Agent
May 26--1y Richmond, Virginia
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Trinity BuildinG Ill Broadaoy
FTNlE assets of this company amount to nearly FOUR
Il aud entirely cash. Of which three
lion sir hdd oand dollars bond mortgage
real cstate the and State Of New York valued
lions Of dollars
The entire profits already amounting
thousand dollars, the property OF the policy holders
TERMS
Forms application pamphlets giving every information sup
piled applying the oce the comrany's agents.
FRED'K S. WINSTON, President.
ISAAC A9BATT, Secretary.
SfiE1'TARD iioMANS, ACnary
a- MNTuRN POST, ~ d., Medical Examiner
May 26--Iy*
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CyT PATRICK'S Observation-Disclosures and others
~ may Celebration er the approaching
Psck Informed that the 1cVHmttcs appointed
purpose with Chas kctz corner Of
and 9th streets will h~ served
up Muncrs large saloon, o.. O'Clock on the 1ih o. this
month. will also be provided. ss 5sat X.
Tickets day had q Charles Kictz
Of Mesafs Ennis Coyc William John Ipw
ling Francis W. Grbble Andrew Carc MsTtn Rem
noo John Savage, member Of tho committee
ofurrangements.
Mar i3-st WA FORSYTH Chairman.
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ID II. GlLLEr, Counsellor at Law, has removed
LIE his Office to his residence IN Franklin Row.
Thirteenth streets lilo will continue devote his attention principal
iy TO cases in the United States supreme Court t-
Ott2s-tn
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED by EuGENIo IATlIJA, ARCHITECT NJ s. B. A, &C.
hESlGNS made for concrete churches Villas cot
~ and farm buildings Once, Gohica Chappaqua
Wcsche-tsr county, New York
June 17dtf
We would call attention the card Of Gap,u ESQ., who IL
commissioner for most Of tho States md Territories
eoncr in the United States Court Of andn thor
ougy oonversan with business connected with tho departments
Washington and The practice Of tho uuted s,ae Chains
llNno Fork DAILY Nsm
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DHILHARMOkfC HALL, PENNSYLVANIA
IT AVENUE NstHia

ii Al y
MISS JUIIANA MAYS SECOND GRAND CONCERT,
Assisted by Mr. AroxxAs the srsy;
srs, the popular Baritone, and Mr. H. e. 1Mss<s
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 1s, 1883
rRoGRAMME-Pxnr
Sonnambua Beihni
Herr Radolphscn.
Cavatns- Esnanf IHvoiam Ernaniycrd.
MIS- 5CIlANA NAY.
g. Grand Fantasie Avrrs.
Mr.. Ap.gnmrs.
L. Rise Gentle Moon Barncst
Miss JUIIANA NAY.
Ella pangca Msrcadante-
Rudophscn.
rs.cr-la Iadra Rossin
FART II.
L. Cascade Fatr-
Mr.. H. @. Thunder
Up 10 the Forest z. .4... Barnett.
M,ss JUfIANA MAY.
largo u Barbtcre
Herr RudollhseL satf
L. In Nanholina Avnrs
Tarantcla Aytornma
Mr.. Aptomnas. i.58
voce-H Troratorc Verdi
Nss JfI1ANA MAY and lIcrr Iudolphsen
all parts the hall 81. be secured with.
cxlrn charge ff
sale tr Piano Depot AMI Music sscro Of Mr. W. g.
Mczero,t ut he Richard DHvis.
tickets 10 dizzy. Doors open at O'clock Con
to commcucc at g.
The Fine rarnr Grand h,kcrna ms Drton>
this kindly furnished by Mr. Richard nsvt.
March l3-1
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FTNRUNKSt TRUNKS I'VE have this day re-
another of best Sole a'her Tnnks
Packing valcs Carpet Bags,
&c. making largest This city, which win eel ut
unusually low prices.
March lO--Gf WALL, STEIHENs, CO.
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TIME POLITICAL TEXTBOOK OR ENCYCLO-
pea containing thing for the reference of the
scians Of the United States edited BY d.
Cusky. vol, svc. $3. Hi - ID
Mar I3 FhANck TAlLUh
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, H. CO.,

CORNER FINE AND NASSAU STREETS NEW YORK
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available principal Of world Also mcrcan
tile credits, for in Europe, China, &C.
Jan 31--3md
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Eugene Dupuy,

Eugene Dupuy,
Sole fgent for Pce e. Labns Pe!unery and Cbrycsrs,
TTNIE agency for the United Stntes ef Messfs Piesse
uin, perfumery tcibs IN london, having
Dger &Co Broadway TO INV own Arm Or
b inform merchants goods dealers, and the trade generally
hal keep hand and in bond
articles suh the franganni perfume and hs compounds the
letacho preparations IN NIL their varieties; may
added from tmo whatever said in
ket combining excellence novelty may rely upon
their orders being filed with prompness and and
able terms as heretofore r. DUPUY,
609 Broadway, Ne~ York;
The real Trangipann perfume manufactured ohy by Messrs
Hesee nbn Innden and they take this opportunity
which there none
4. AIa
tranElpanni boguet.
Iranupann oil tho hair, exgui-itely scented.
Tsngpnn fruit Hold their years mpart delight
full fragrance to articles they placed
FrangiVanni scen,. soap
Franripann between tong. nut
pcrfumed. .B.
Frangirsnp pomsde Italian unguen for the hair lts
superutive fragrance has given world reputation
Frangipanni safchet Bold everywhere
March 62awfucsSSai3m
NJ SNYDER h SON,
Bank No. 3ss Pennsylvania orenue National Hotel Bluy)
WASHINGTON CRY, D. C.
NV Il receive money depositc and pay checks
wv without charge collect
lumbn and Alexandria, Virginia. and remit proceeds
of exchange.
We money deposie pay
checks specie exchange
Buy and sell bills Of exchange con nncurrent money, and land
warrants.
Bonds and stocks buy sell commission only
Dec 2-eod3m
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yxyAsmINGTON BRANCH RAILRoADs4-rrains

wv fellows;
m .
trims and and n connect directly at
tho and nj Relay
ssd BIB, m, ff Annapolis; and Frederick and
Norfolk u ttt 7e '1
The and 90 y express and stop only at
Annapolis 1nd Washington functions
The -Aatsrn train If saturday e. 20, goes
SHIN. III
On Sunday only ,raio at 4. 20, y. IN.
r.. Arsnt
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NAVY Yam, Nrw yosx, Feb, 8, 1858.
tcb 10-2aw4wWcdSeat
~ EORGE w. BRAY, COLLECTOR AN } AGENT
N fct Houses Residence Ninth north between
sna srects, Washington.
House renting and promptly attended to- and puncun
made 22--d3m
TAMEs J. DtCKINS, ATTORNEY-AT- LAW
- Patient tnim General Agency cc Southeast Corner OF
seventh and streets. Dec At
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DROF. MACLEODS boarding and day school for
J. Young ladies, 500 street, between ii,b aud 18th
16-3tswh
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CECOND SUPPLY Real good and wide black
~ ounccd dresses 49, s7, and ~ yard exha
ordinary cheap; also, l
black silks making in all probably
largest cheapest lot In rc District.
pieces lnens all grades, thick and thin, d them
o orders in Ireland.
The quantity of linen goods annually passing through
enables offer the best goods at the prices usually
charged for The inferior grades
correspondents send supplies
daily.
price only marked in plnin 6sircs hence purchaser
is overchargcd
We decline opening any prcscated payment
monthly ~.
articles pccs, dealing relied in all
FERRY BROTfEK
Central Store, building.
March 9-i0tdh opposite Centre Market
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FINHE following packages brought home from the
Il "Words Fairn -yard, New York The
owners Of them requested to take them forthwith
No. on Marks Contents.
package
1 box. Henry Adams Mr.. Gibson,
CfruarI Iulto
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nPENING OF PIE NEW BOOK STORE--Frank-
" lin Philip bcg informs his Ms he
sufficiently completed he intends opening his csabthmen
saturday and he respectfully so thu honcr N their
trcnagc and support His system II bitncss Will be characterized
punctuauy dcsputrh based
long experience Europe Tho stock which
recently selected n Philip will be found 20 embrace
choice Of tho business the lowest
prices consistent with FIRST quafcs
Especial orders T. Pps facilities tho
which unsurpassed. FRANKLIN FH1lP,
lew Bookstore 332 Icnnsy ana avenue,
Mar l2-Hd between 9th and 10th
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Grover - Bakers Fap,iI; sewing Machine

Get the beet in nmrke-ertry icdy shopid hare
'IuESE MACHINES unquesionably the best
Il IN The market No well cvplnisd
sewing
ny make new and superior stitch, which the threads
.' ns 70 render impossible third
makes moro beautiful aud durable than he done
[ o wh. sews silk or Gotten from orlsry sloo with equal
'A''h'y, by mere change spoos
GROVER RaKEg,
Sewing Machine Co..
31S iennsy yvaps enuc, Washington.
~, - ipS Broadway, New York.
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II j. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, cHice ard depot
IL southwest Of erd TrtA Streets Washington B.
An lI--dlNN

LNOR SAlE.-z-A tarS chance to secure very fine
IL indys ting horse He beautiful black, eight
n snals and upwards high and sound e
In style and action and Ia perfect gait
tho livery stable Mr. Levy Pumphrcy for days only
Feb b--du
GEORGE w. BREGA, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
M loRATIAw No, 10 Wall shee, Nsw York
Nov 26-6mm
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Truckers HISTORY OF THE UNITED

TRUCKERS HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES
IL vols
iarton's Life OF VOL.
Tautons Iiitory
Alexander Hamilton. l vol.
Helps Spanish Conquest . vols. sf
tIIs New History the 177o
licrccs Physical and Celestial Mechanics. vol. ,qusrto.
Hcrhcrts Horse vols, qiarto
MiirrIs Bench Ear Georgia . vols
smiths Fsry ndicrs Sketches. l vol.
FOOTE'S Sketches 'd Virginia. vol
Bichtry'- Digest. vol
ipsnecy Washington Admins ri sscn.
vol tff .f.If
.lcy's Principles Of 80 isl Science. vol
irrcsyIs Jerusalem. vol
March III FRANCK TAytOp
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WY TASIlINGTON THEATRE.---Iast Night Of the
wv engagement OF Mr.. and Mrs CHARLES MATTHEWS
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1858,
Three pieces.
THE ErON BOY.
Captain Puriam sr suas. Matne"s
Mrs Gkas. Mathews
After which original farce called
TRYING TT ON
wasinehnm Potts. Mr. Chas Mathews.
-. . 4 . Z t.fs.g
Concluding #it fro skrtch by Mr. Matthew'S entitled
ffE wGyED he AN ACTOR.
Motley MIR Chas Matthew'S
which he will rs characters and rng
tsfbtE fiA three comic sotgf, 4E
Box book
open at 2; performance commences at ~. siA
March IL Tint SatcsStarJ
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ER BtTT HOUSE.
J.. II. FREEMAN.

p1NlS popular and fashionable hotel has been thor
pagbiy
~ cssans hundred rooms requisites
FRS class
Tho proprietor has provided osh which
depot and steamboat landing every arrival for the
passengers and baggage s&o ho,cl
Oct o.
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D'IvERNOIS' HOTEL.

Pennsyinunm arenue, bs,cen I7M and Ish aye1s
NTAD. II. D'Iv ERNOiS begs leave TO respectfully
It tho public shs hotsl which has
been favored with the
IN better order than The best rooms recently
thoroughly repaired, 4 just disengeged, my
the best Of recommendation good
engaged
March 9--dlw
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V'yUN IooS.-- a AIlna1laCh du Doh
4 A'manach pour rire. Ii cents.
Almanach Comiqne, Il cents.
Ainanaoh Iunntique. IL cents.
Alnianaeh louilon IL cents.
Ainanach de Whist. 12 cents.
Alinauacl de Mere Ggone. Is cents.
Siinianaeh rolichinelle. Is cents.
Aimanaeh dn chassenr. is cents
A''nanaeh Nn-icnl, II cents.
Nar 0
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XXTAS1lNGTON ART ASSOCIATION The Sec
w cnd Annual Exhibition m the Washington
at the Gallery street between Streets
from 10, a. m 10 TO- y.
Admission 25 bo had
bookstores and hotels anil At tho door
Dec 25--dtf
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NAVY Yam, Nrw yosx, Feb 8, 1855.
tcb l0--2aw4w WcdNcat
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VTTASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY -
wv Chartered by Congress. Capital 5000 900
l receive nppcaons ttsaiancc
buildings ssrvsisni. BE- the usual vrs~s without any
charge ylcy, their Office vHth
vapia asspses over tho Washington cay Savings Bank
Wn, Bayy, Francis Mohun Hudson Taylor
Bryan, samuel Bacon, NJ W. Gait
OTsre, y. Halhny BENT Irsl.
JAMES G. MCGUIRE Irrs,vns
g D HASscs, Secretary May M--diy
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M B. BRADY respectfully announces that he
lVl has established gallery Of Photographic Washing
t lc Is prepared :" commissions Imperial Photo
graph hitherto made at his welknown establishment in New
York -
variety Of unique and Photographic
IN his coirtion togehcr with of
hnguishcd citizens of the United States
Mr. BRADY brings his Washington gallery the results
years Europe and America and the choicest
his art during that period c feels confident that the
bis command and the artistic quality his will
gallery IN the attention of tho Washington public.
H. BRADY, 352 Pennsylvania avenue swecny Htten
house, Pant, Il Co.'S banking house.
Jan I-cod3mo
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k'ROM LONDON.--Sheridan Dramatic Works
Il l vol. Nx
l'laamerop ,t Margaret s Navarro. vol, 81.
ps'tgr.w's rm'eet,on Of Fpitaph-. l vol 81 %.
HumhoIdt's Trs,Nt@. vols. s3 rs.
nj, gin,t Il ysrexp Travels 81
Classic Ts'cs.
H'n'-r's iisd-lrra Translation vol 7S cents.
Thncydiic~. 2vcis. Literal translation. 81 40.
tfcero's oftccs vol Literal translation. rs cents
ssphocIcs. vol Literal translation. rs cents
Hand pook Of Proverbs. vol. ~ 25.
ihcIonnry ~ Classical Quotations.. l 81 25
lcmcshcmrs tho Crown vol translation rs cents
Francis Qssrte's Enchridion cents. 4
John Auhrrys Mi-cellapies 81
t~lden's Table Talk l $1 rs
LORD Mahons Rise ~ the Indian Empire vol al 25
March IN ,~1E T.vrop
NEW LAMP AND OIL STORE, opposite Browns
IN Hotel THIS undersigned prepared 10 furnish tl. pub
lie with sperm camphape s,r gas a,d ana
metal lamps Of every description and price
. A. HATCH
0-dlmf a35 repnsy yivara ovanna scah s,,.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-10-30
MISS WATKINS AT NEW LISBON.

New Lisbon, Oct 25, 1858.
Bro. MARIUs.-Our town was favoured, accord.
ing TO previous notice, with a visit on Friday and
Saturday evenings of last week by Miss Watkins.
On both evenings she lactured to a well
filled house-and that toe in theMcthodist Episcopal
church-of attentive and interested listeners.
She doubtless made a most favorable impression
on all who had the pleasure of listening to her, as
l have seen no one yet who has not expressed
feelings of decided appreciation to most or all she
uttered against slavery. Her earnest and telling
manner of speaking challenges the respect of eve.
ry one who comes within tie reach Of her voice.
We don't expect to perform great things here
against slavery, for there is too much conseryat-
ism for humanity to make much impression,
which will show immediate fruits of re.
~pentance or enlightenment but the leayen is ut
work. Never before, that | can recolleot. ooula
the M. E.. Church be had to hold an ant. slavery
lecture in, of the character Miss Watkins favored
us with, And she, only a Gomdn, secured large
and quite as attentive audiences as any of our
most popular ministers here can possibly gather
together. Our women turned out pretty laroe,v
to hear her, and | doubt not they sympathised
VAN "f "a o"'o' II 'ho mUHlen Once get right,
and to moving, you may be sure it will not be
without its influence upon the mon. There is
much for anti'slavery to do here, but few of US to
do anything, and none Of us com etent-at Ieast
we think SOTO plead the cause of tho bondman
before the people. But we can agitate a little
none are so Insignificant as to be powerless for the
right. We have plenty of bogus anti. slavery
among us. the popular sort that can run with the
crowd, calling itself democrat and republican. bnt
to such the millions in bonds may look in vain.
We must have o sort Of anti slavery revival that
will shake the dry leaves not only here, but all
over the country. There is enough anti.slayery
favor in the nation to shake it from center to cir,
conference, if 1t was only put into active force; be,
cause it is based on truth, and truth only need to
be seen by all who possess human hearts to force
a surrender on their part.
On Sunday Miss Watkins had a very good au.
dienee at Cool Spring meeting house, and talked
to much acceptance to tho people there, We hone
she may make it convenient to make New Lisbon
another visit and | am fully satisfied if she does
that she will have still larger audiences,-Bro
Marius, blow the Bugle as loud as you can, for il
seems that the rams horns must be sounded
louder and louder in the peoples ears until the
jericho walls of slavery arc Frustrated in the
dust, y