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HHARLES,S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THE
u AL ANrn Y ~ ia Gin

4 VII u IONTUN
~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMP0RTED.-Ths Gin,
distilled london sound barley under the surveillance of the
British decaey tncture Of the Italian
juniper berry, valuable resoratve of the
table Kingdom rendering the OF the most eminent medi
cal the purest luretic drink In
III delicious delicate flavor differing entirely
from other harsh scrd which
drs tho Holland Gn schnapps Objectionable
Though not intended medicine tits recommended by physicians
generally in cases Of Dyspepsia Gou Rheumatism Dopsy, Gravel
Colo Choa Fever structure Diseases OF the Urinary Or
gns the Kidneys and the Bowels Debility &C. whilst the
weaker VIII find by E adoption relief from those distress
ing which frequently attend their delicate organization
DR. Valentine Mott Of New York the highest medical authority
ponounces CHAhSS LONDON CORDIAL GIN only superior
TO other but the best article the kind he secn
II peculiarly adapted settlers western
States well as for travellers exposed changes
For sale IN quarts eight
ny All druggists gocers irnerers
of limitations. Buy only CAREs NONE OTHER Is IMPORTED
EDMUND &. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar I-iy 40 Broadway Nav York
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THE ADMINISTRATION SUSTAINED.


Owing to the lateness of the hour, cannot comment
at length upon the proceedings of the committee
ssting of the democratic members of the assembly,
which will be found in another column. BY vote OF
thirty three to eight voted to recommend to the
semby to adopt the resolutions of Mr. Sratton instruct
ing senators and requesting representatives TO
for the admission of Kansas under the Lecompton
constitution We have had occasion to doubt the
loyalty of the democracy of California to the admins
tration of their choice.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G..

vJNHTS large boarding and day school for young
i ladies' 50 long and favoraby known as conducted by Miss
direction Of Miss NJ j. Narrower principal
and experienced teachers in every
Of learning. .
whose aics call hcm To Washing
wards under their
accustomed dohc graduates oi this
seminary representing nearly every State in the Union
For nartcuars address NJ. j. NARROWER,
Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sen la-eoT Georgetown, ID. G.
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American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGENIO IATIILA, ARCHITECT, NJ s. b. &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches villas, cot
IL tagcs farm buildings Office, Gothca Chappaqua
Westchester county New York
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DEN & f. A. WHTTI.OCK & Co.. l3 Beekman
street opposite the House prpprietors
Of The premium Champagne Cabinet importers Of Cognac
br,,s for Druggists Otard Dupuy,
astlon Co.. and other houses Of the highest
poprietors the celebrated brandes the
native proof and flavor Of Cognac, viz:
Vineyard Of Chateau Bernard ...
IIaueur des champs dor,
Superior vineyard, vieux Cognac
Also exclusive importers Of tho
Old Royal Hollands,
Burgomaster Schnapps,
Sherry MAdera and Port wines &c. &c
Aes, porters and cigars direct from shippers
CHAMPAGNE, CREMANT
Co. the exclusive Of this wine, and
packets and beg those who
given trial to under their guarantee that it
will superior decacy flavor and quality wine at
present imported
Benz NJ. Whitlock,
A. Whiock, i-i
Frcdk j. Haverstck, BEN. & Z. A. WHITLOCK CO.
Oliver Dodge,
Henry Cammeycr. May 28-ly*
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.
OrfICx on fnE wAsuiseos AouBDrcf,
Washington, March s, 1885,

OpPICl W
Washington, March $, 1858
DROPOSAIS are invited for the completion of the
Washington Aqueduct according to plans aud specifications
which will be on exhibition In This oce on and alter the ioh OIL
completion Of the whole work
sttes the right make contract for tho whole for the
works most advantageous upon comparison Oh
portion only the completed with the appopra
ons avnab and the contracts viii be subject 10 the eot
genoy Of future appropriations by Congress.
The engineer the right prescribe the amount Of work TO
work. ta4
Payments viii be made checks upon tho United Treasury
the monthly estimates OF the reserving 10 cent
all until the completion OF the contract and will be
condition Of all the shall be paid their full
wages monthly aud in specie.
Proposals should be sealed and endorsed Proposals for Work and
Materials for the Washington Aqueduet'
The United States tho right reject all bids for the
whole for Of the work not deemed but the
work will be awarded the lowest bders for the whole parts
Of the work who give good security for the completion OF their con
Every offer must be accompanied by written signed oy
responsible to the effect that he they under
obligation within ten days with good aud sufficient
curic for the complexion Of the work said
States district attorney agent officer OF the
that the able TO make good their guarantee
will be opened the Of the bidders al noon Of the
1lth May; will DO received after that hour
let completion Of the dam the Po
the Great Falls building q gate houses completion of
sony bridges; waste wer building distributing reservoirs com
ple,n of conduit furnishing caron pipe building OF two iron pipe
yard and other principal public establishments Washington; build
high service reservoir in Georgetown and supply Of cement
bricks ston all other materials for all OF which rerenct
be made to the detailed descriptions and specifications to be e
hibited In this Office
specifications and plans exhibited the time OF letting and
contracts viii be made upon the estimate Of the engineer at prc
by with the usual reservation of ten cent? unit
completion the according to the specifications
Proposals time within which each work will be
pletcd provided Congress apoialss the necessary funds
BY order of the Secretary OF War:
Captain Engineers,
in charge OF Washington Aqusiuc
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Miss Christie johnson,
EIOCUnoS,
rs desrous of forming classes in elocuton IN the
Washington, will give Instruction private
pills In that city and in Georgetown.
youths and professional gentle
men, foreigners who wish acquire pure English
Residence Miss IIarrovers Formerly Miss Engshs) Female Sem
mary corner Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown.
Mrs. Rtchie, Richmond, Va.
Rev Stephen p. HILL Washington, d. G.
Grafton Tyler, N. d. Georgetown, ID. c.
apply Blanchard Mohun at their book
Of Pennsylvania and Eleventh street
Nov Off
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Form Of Guarantee
To Capt. NJ G. Mgas U. S. Engineers;
We the unde In the State OF
with the United States and
any foregoing be accepted that he they
will within the acceptance the said bid,
sufficient suretes 10 perform
the articles proposed conformity 10 the terms
OF advertisement which made And IN the
aforesaid, guaranty
good the by the said and
the nextl lowest bidder.
Signed
CD.
the best Of knowledge and belief the
guaraDtors good and sufficient
Signed Il r.
Mar lO-dlIay11
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u,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL OIL W. UNITED NJ

rY,HE NEW YORK AND LlYEhrooL ~ NJ, uNl NJ Ip
s,ss mail steamers ships comprising his nne arc
4 Capt Oliver Hdrdge.
The MMhuo''''''''' -'''' Capt Comstock.
The Baltic ..'''-'''' Capt. James West
The Alriatc
n have been built by contract expressly ior governments
These spis - ,en taken In their construction also In
S nvus 10 insure strength and speed ana ner
thot ene"9, 49,. uneuualed % elegance and comfort
~, M this have improved water ush'
The steamers " hen SHARED them all good
aud no given proves their mode OF cons,rue
ZION usKluAIiJp -, A. ,t,ar,ool N, 6,.t cabin AFRO
y re phn xT5 From Liverpool TO New York, 80 and 70
suineas . .,,,h.d IN each shin
No berth can be secured until paid Tor
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KANSAS RESOLUTIONS.

The subjoined resolutions had been passed in the
scmbly of California and been agreed to at of
the democratic senators, placing their passage by both
branches of the legislature beyond question:
Whereas the people of the Territory of Kansas did,
the 7th day of December 1857, by convention
bled for that purpose form themselves constitution and
State government which constitution and State govern
ment formed is republican and whereas the said
sttuon has been submitted to the Congress of the Uni
ted States with the view of the admission of Kansas into
the Union independent State therefore,
Resolred By Ge senate and assembly Of the STATE Of California
That senators be instructed and representatives
requested for the immediate admission the Ter
rtory of Kansas into the Union equal footing with
the original States in all respects whatever.
Resolced That the governor be, and he is hereby
quested to transmit copies of these resolutions
ators and representatives in Congress.
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M ODERN LANGU AGES--Professo DANIEL f.
vx GROUX Teacher and Translator Modern Languages espe
cay French Spanish and German 225 opposite
Wizards Hotel. Mar -damo
4 yOMPLEIlON of Panama Railroad Reduction
~ OF fare TO Caloruaunied States mail steamships
York for Aanwa the 9Th connecting
with mail steamers from Panama TO San Francisco
These steamships have been inspected and by the Navy
Impairment, and guaranty speed afay
The Panama railroad az miles ong completed
70 ocean aud crossed IN or hours Tho
checked New York through passengers
embarked at Panama by comanys expense
money paid in New York covers all expenses the trip
Reserve steamers kept in New York.
Francisco to detention
entirely reliable.
Passengers leave Panama tho day they arrive Aspnwa
Conductors 90 through by each steamer and take
and children without other protectors
For through tickets the apply agency
West street, New York, w. RAYMOND.
Nay 8-du
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OHIO-THE MEETING AT CLEVELAND.

At the Lecompton meeting held at Cleveland on the
25th instant series of resolutions adopted strongly
supporting the position of the administration and of the
democratic party on the Kansas question The resolu
tons approve of the administration of Mr.. Buchanan
that the citizens of all the States have equal rights in NIL
the Territories of the United States that the citizens of
any State legally assembled possess the inherent and in
alenable right to change alter abrogate and amend the
form of government at any time they may choose that
tho democracy of Ohio will stand by the administration
and that Kansas ought to be admitted into the Union
for which numerous good and sufficient
signed The meeting also adopted the following, which
present entire
Hesolred That the Chief Executive of the nation has
boldly emunciacd and ably exponded the great princi-
pies of the constitution of the United States IN his mes
sage relative to the admission OF Kansas AS State under
the Lecompon constitution and that upon these princi-
ples as their foundation rest the civil and religious
rights of the American people, and by due observance
and pepetuation of the the union of conede
rated States believe will hereafter be found mainly to
depend,
Resolcad That deprecatc the action of the egsa-
tue Of Ohio in instructing senators in Congress md
requesting representatives to vote against the ais
sion of Kansas under the Lccompton constitution.
The VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES Several bills from the
house of delegates making appropriations for various rail
roads, which had been rejected by the senate,
sdered and passed Thursday last. The bills make
appropriations for the benefit of the Orange and Alexan
dria, Manassas Gap, Alexandria, Lou,loun and Hamp-
SHIRE and Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad Companies,
and for the improvement of York river. The bill TO
amend the charter of the Winchester and Potomac Rail
road Company so as to grant to said company the right
to extend their road to Strsburg, laid the table
The senate also passed bill relating to the Richmond
and Danvc extension without appropriation. The
house of delegates has passed bill for the settlement of
the BIZ ok interest with railroad companies
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GEORGE w. BRAY, COLLECTOR AN AGENT
~ for Houses Residence No 2s2 Ninth north bstwscuM
ana streets, Washington.
House renting and collecting promptly puncua
pfhs made, Jan 22-d9m
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.
DROFESSOR j. E. CHURCHILL, Artist. respect
fully thanks his friends and patrons for past encourage
McCarey Gallery No AS pennsyvana avenue three
doors east Of Az street.
Dec 4--H
TAMES j. DICKINS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Seventh and + streets Dec 4-u
ID H. GILLET, Counsellor at Law has removed
lOs his office his residence Franklin Row. OF and
Thirteenth He will continue to devote his attention principal
ly TO in the United States Supreme Court.
Oct 2s-du
TNHIRTY-NINTH INSTALMENT.-Now in store
Il the thirty ninth nstant of celebrated 'houscwc cot
y
cases "ladics' cotton.
S cases 'eyerlasing shirtng cotton.p
They the goods produced In this country each
piece stamped with them Of their
passing excellence.
We advertise strangers and residents
200 all superior shrtng and sheeng cotton ncu
ding the famous English long cloth and American water twist
200 plain and plaid cambrc and brlantes with all other
kinds Of white goods
New supplies from the North and East daily.
One price only, marked in plain figures.
All old bills must be paid prior to beginning ones
All bills monthly cash. notes will not be
acceptable We infcyibe in this rule.
Good prices dealing may be relied on In all
cases. PERRY L. BROTHER
"Cc.,ral Stores, y west building,
March 9-lOtdn opposite Centre Market
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GEORGIA. PROTEST AGAINST SENATOR CRIT
TENDENS MOVEMENT.

From the Savannah Republican March oppostonl
AS important it to the peace of the country il IL
impossible to say with any degree Of certainty what will
be the result of the movement before Congress for
the admission of Kansas into the Union We have
trusted in parties to pass the bill and put end ts tho
dgraceful agitation but have all along cherished the
hope that the administration strong enough com
bined with united South to carry the
fully through Notwithstanding the symptoms that pre-
sent themselves trust that such may yet be the case
though confess that opposition to the bill has
from quarters which least suspected of unfriendly in
tentions. The few American members from the South
who have allowed themselves to ba governed in their
innate of the peace of the country and tho best for
preserving it by hostility to the demo-
cratic parya feeling that is well founded in ITSELF but
egtmate when it blinds men to the force of truth
think have been guilty of grave and dangerous
Nothing could be painful to than the spectacle
which have recently witnessed OF the great Kentucky
senator reconcilng himself under false system Of
soning to position friendly to class of who have
for years kept the country in trouble by their wicked and
fanaca conspaces against its laws and the integrity of
the Union itself 1t is strange and painful spectacle
and desire say that let him who may occupy such
position he receive sympathy apology, at our
hands.
There are some features in the constitution that
have little fancy for Mr. Crittendcn possibly
have and quite far himself from approving
the injustice and fraud of either party in the Kansas cleo
tons yet these points have their peculiar arbtes
they belong not to should they be allowed to de-
ter Congress from getting rid Of question that has al
ready done much harm, and must continue to rritae
and embro the two great divisions of the country
long il shall remain bone of contention in Congress
and with the party press in every section of the country
We love the Union better than do Kansas, and more
than hate the democratic party, and desire to rid
of the foul fostering that has long preycd upon
its peace and quiet We believe the speedy admission
Kansas is the only remedy for the grievance and pa
tretc press willing to stand shoulder to shoulder
with any party whose efforts honestly directed
to such contamination. Nor shall be deferred in
that by the opposition Of party friends or the
character of the company in which may temporarily
find ourse press that will not adhere to truth and
the cause of the country under all circumstances is
deserving Of the confidence and support Of honest of
all parties
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TAMES J. DICKINS, ATTORNEY -AT-LAW,
Seventh and streets. Dec 4-u
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, Il CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK.
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all principal cities Of the world Also
tile credits, for use in Europe, China &c.
3l--3mu
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MISS HOSAfER'S BEATRICE CENCI SLEEPING.
exquisite piece sculpture executed at Rome by ar
Hosmer American scupress, exhibition for limited
riod Philips Gallery, 322 Pennsylvania (W
Stephens, Co.'S building) ..
Admission 2j cents. Hours from ii, a. M till dusk.
proceeds exhibition for the benefit Of the artist
March l7--f
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VTTASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION. The Sec
wv Exhibition the Washington Art Association
the Gallery street. between 18th and 4th Streets
from 10, to 10,
be
bookstores and hotels, and at the door
Dec 25-dH
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VTTHEELER e. WIISON.-Manufacturi Com
wv pny's improved Sewing Machines for families manutacu
others These machines combine all the improvements
that have invented Their extensive and increasing sale,
the unanimous approval and commendnon that cy have
the propcos warmly recommending them They
been in sufficiently long hen thoroughly and have
given entire satisfaction.
the undoubc advantages that they oil others
Beauty and simplicity Of sructon and consequent freedom
and need repairs.
ID. UncXamped aud rapdty OF operation
81. Nuseess movement.
perfection their stitching their applca-
biIty 10 a variety OF purposes and materials.
Principal office No 33 Broadway New York and their agencies
tho principal cities of the Union. May 28--1ys
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DEED FROM LEWIS R. HAM-

MEIEY executor OF Eliza fsmmersley deceased TO George
ewcks also enclosed said deed unsigned receipt for wcst
which calling the residence OF
Dggs Coard 18th street between and streets
and paving this advertisement Mar 2s
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TIOR SALE.--A rare chance to secure very fine
adys riding horse He beautiful black eight years Old
fifteen high sound He cannot be surpassed
and Is perfect in al and every gait e can DC
stable Of Mr. Levy humphrey or lew aays o
Feb 5-dM
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DROF MACLEODS boarding and day school fol
young ladies, 800 street, between llth and l2th'
Feb l6-3tawn
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United states Agricultural society.


TIME United States Agricultural Society will hold
sixth Meeting the Lecture Room 81 the Smithsonian
Washington city Wednesday the 18th day Of Jane
ay 1883 when the election officers Will then be held aud the
acted. ti. 81 -laslig U1nf q DIT Nlat nl. ..lH...t
ssey respectfully notified 10 at
delegates there may he gener repre-
o agcuiurts assenbled 20 protect aud
interests national orgxnixatiou such mat
pertaining agriculture be deemed appropriate Gen
and diffusion are also 10 attend and
participate In the proceedings i I'D a1 q sHtsH t
reApers and syracuse and of the grand
exhibition Louisville Will be delivered TO members the
society at the annual meeting
Important agricultural topics viii be pabely discussed after nitro
ducory by scientific and practical agcuariss
them will be- The Chinese cane y rhe necessity OF
having perfect the necessities Of
cuture' erlzers,' hog
cholera Tho improved Kentucky sheep agricultural col
gcs schools and rho agricultural politics Of
try .t.A .| .'a a.a z" tts.4i iahi. I.'i. t.
viii given when Of each
the above named will be commenced Gsnemen hay
Ing other topics pertinent tho OF agriculture which
committee through secretary, that place
be assigned them on the programme ttFtttt
Propositions from cities which the annual exhibition OF the
Society desired will be receyed and consdered
business oacs Of the society odds Marble Building
of Browns Hotel where all
ested OF agricultural invited TO call
secretary placed public inspection
tbutions agricultural works for tic library solicited Models
drawings OF agricultural implements machinery free
will be placed exhibition
hlo
paying ring dollars 10 the Hon
French Washington This will them, without fur
all exhibitions Of the society, the vol
published Transactions aud tho and elegant diploma
a--rfua ~ MARSHALL r. WILDER, President.
Bks PKREy PooRE, Secretary. t5 laaa.t5' $3.50 rsa
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which

IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, by which
must be doub!eaThe undersigned has haven't
and obtained etr,s pant from the United States for the
combination machinery for converting seed cotton
process the through the
preparation spinning machinery until 1t ready for ship
weaving.
The saving waste by this will be ut least
fibre (unbokcn and by tho
the machinery Of the used aud dis
will be about y aud heavier aud
will command tho markets the world dancng all competition
advanced prices.
The undersigned prepared dispose privileges his
PATENT planters win bs informed with complete
machinery,
other necessary particulars, application addressed
Bee 6-2awlyf GEORGE G. HENRY, Mobile
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Winter Term.- INSTRUCTION in FreRch.

MONSIEUR Il. MASSE returns thanks for the
lyl patronage hitherto afforded him. aud notice the
Tuesday, the LIST OF December He Is
class of less than and not than
receive instruction by tho oral method
OF lessons week o
Terms will employ Fasquelle
and tho cooqua the History
Napoleon by tho younger Persons wishing
this class will their Blanchard
Bookstore Pcnnsy lth
Hon Toucey, Secretary of the Navy, Washington
Rev George d. Cummins, So e .
Rev Smith Pync, 4. .Hl.g.I So. rr. .I gH..s .'
r. X. Fcadali, .....H IF. I.".s .......
Rev r. Ccyeland Coke, Of Baltimore. .
RI Row Bishop 7. NJ Cark, u. d., Providence.
RI Rev Bishop T. G. who'll D. d., Hartford, CoDne
& Hon. 7. A. Green New Bedford
Charles Lowe, u. . a..aa. -.. ..... .....
Rey Charles H. Brigham, Taunton,
Rev T. W. Spow 'S ,- t ".
George b Emerson, esq Boston. .at 80 .tshr. s"
Richard II. DANA ESQ., .-t.. .s. cd .aaafaaa I...r
Epcs Sargent 3" --4sgas,r,, ,. ...-
Nov 24-eodu s-' --'' . .--
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
raFT.ff 9 GeOrgetOWn, ID. G. f4n e.aa

FTNHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies', long f.voraby known conducted by
Eaglsh direction Miss NJ principal
assisted by and experienced teachers
department. of learning
Members ofCongress others whose Cal them Washing
place their daughters wards here their
many dothc graduates
seminary representing nearly every Satc in the Union
For particulars address NJ j. NARROWER,
"i t- Principal Of the Georgetown Female Seminary,
( l2--eou Georgetown, II. c.