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Window Glass,

OF that favorite Patapsco Brand, in sizes
from X 10 to ls X %. Also, Physicians
Prescription Walls, from n half to eight
ounces. Just received Mt the Drug Store
OF J. K. DELAY,
One door Below Masonic Hall.
Camdcn, Feb. 10, 1858. 52-2m
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J. B. TWITTY.

SOLE PROPRIETOR OF ANSON
HOTEL, respectfully solcits liberal share
of the patronage of the surrounding coun.
try and travelling public.
Has procured the services of an expedi-
tons aud experienced
BAKER, OR CULINARIAN,
who is "Chief Cook and Bottle Washer"
will cook at the shortest practicable notice
all kinds of Fancy Cakes, for wedding and
conversation parties, etc, etc.
VIII keep his RAR-ROOM regularly fur
nished with the best Religious, Literary and
Political papers,
JORDON, the faithful and well-known
Ostler is ever at his post, One and all,
come and see.
Jan lst 1853. 47--tf.
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA
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Checks on New York rcmittcd for Prizes.
II preferred, instead of Gold. Bank Notes
of sound Banks taken at par The result
of the drawing will be sent to purchasers
on the day of the Drawing. Registered
letters at our risk
B" Address Orders to
ANDERSON & SON, Managers.
Macon or SdUdnnGh, Georgid
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Two thousand numbers will be placed
in Wheel, from No. ] to 5000 and two
hundred numbers drawn out. The first
drawn mum Der will take prize No. /, the
second, prize No. Q, and so on until the
200 prizes are drawn. If the party draw
ing the Negro or the piano, prefers, he can
get the money, less Is per cent.
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New Advertisements.
Grand Rattle.
SOMETHING NEW.
1000 Chances at SIS per Chance

10 be drawn at Macon, Ca,
April 10th, 1858, under the
sworn superintendent
of &. G. Bulkley and
Jos. Waterman Esqs. by
ANDERSON & SON, Managers.
3n5grr Cuaatg graNrmq Tutirrq.
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ANY person sendlnR iOO subscTlbers with
the full price Of subsciption)wii receive su.
perb Hunting Case Gold Watch and Chain, Of
the best English workmanship, full jewelled and
worth $50 or, at choice, one Of Princes Melo.
deous, Of the same value.
The person who can raise list OF 800, with.
in period Of three months, viii receive q su.
perior Piano, worth $500.
For lists Of 90, with the full price, a beautiful
Gold Watch, worth $40, will be paid.
The names should be sent each week until
the proposed number Is completed In order that
the presents and paper may be promptly mail.
cd.
Address
- MCDONALD 4 co,
40 ANN ST., Nav YoRK.
#We are making arrangements 70 supply our
osirE re aders with Patterns for Embroidery,
etvork, &C., and beautiful Engraving
A1cs our subscribers, which viii Of eonrse be
Eachharge.
his owan ''0
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
THE CENSOR,
A Monthly Reviep of The Political Press.
..nk Iusr ANp psAR Nor. y

rTNo APPROACH that most august tribunal, The
IL Public, before which the kingy pride
occasion Of deep when the purpose Is one Of
and the Of deep very
confidence the
In our country there are among men more or loss con
With politics who feel distaste
neres Of action and expression partisan indulgod
by custom and transparent by that the most honorable
tempted employ them who deferred from active Of
sound na prH,ss % @ dislike O. the means
and who appehend serious GENERALIZATION Of
ca principles and private virtue IL Is for such that this puboa
general neglee, duty high authorizes tho
attempt publication
this character needed the public h. probably ho doubt tho
protector Whether he shall be capable Of supplying the he
better the experiment
mine Acknowledged with that political
novelty IN what called politics Ba, not peesived whA,
TO be singular The following opinions held general
That the poc Of parties and politicians h not according 10 The
principles Of right and that great press country
pursuit Of office Is he paramount evil Of ,Ss
day ihai there N the public mind dangerous complication
lodged dprayi havo been press
aa @ Sa po party s' the ns oSn G @ with wise and %
people 10 their service there practicable
reform parties has failed and continue fail through same
causes that produce the evil,p &c.
The following among others aaopeJ for
Advocacy with abilities yet untred, but with arss
lutte cndor which hoped viii not altogether dsappon
The people oa scarce Of order Public opinion
moaaurae d pots The evils aSoyo uncSseEsa viii
ar, ssna 'a nansee ua. general q public
these evils exist chiefly hecae principles morality are sys
these likewise nore questions morals The inaiu object viii
be by current examples that every they
popular governments political Ina, So
sh, those Who set forth public service IN
party as ground for reward should be put
Of duty that men believed be seeking Office should eaousy
excluded thcrOm that politicians excused Tor any
motives ta. they cannot Justify in public poni.
SECRETS ana condolences are treason against . that The
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PROSPECTUS
For Publishing Monthly Peiodioal IN Washington, d. C.,
called
THE NATIONAL RECORDER
RELIGIOUS AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE,
By L. ID. JoHssoN
VlHE National Recorder" will contain aixtee

VNHE National Recorder will contain sixteen
Besides the miscellaneous reading found in periodicals VI this kind
II win be mainly devoted TO the following objects;
First give may done tho egsa
1--WE and executive departments Of the general relating TO
The interests " religion.
In the legislative department II viii embrace the spirit
ans he House Senate brief sketches OF the that
may be delivered before Congress
In the department viii embrace all that relates the
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pagns military and naval Schools vessel aud re
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homes asyum BY the facilities for obtaining nnston at the
wssha bo able produce much that interesting hs public
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publish the head OF State and Territory all that relates
tho general interests Of religion This VIII embrace the number OF all
oacay eognised employed as pastors Or otorwe the
naabsr adsd apaai each dstinct careh organization Va
reach this information with more than approximate accuracy together
many other an statistics relating religious matters which
the sehedules' Of the United States
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literature and science ong bes,ow special attention upon
Smithsonian also, the Coast
Survey Once tho National Observatory and of the Scientific Arts
at M Patent Office We shall furnish notices OF literary conventions
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are attended promote popular education
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ons science and learning In the United saer each OF whom
have distinct proposition. H-ss.
but will contain among other things, important memorial TO
every periodical will be
nea caruner) earlier date intend to issue the first
them the Recorder" yes numbers for
the first number only to all who viii enclose fur ritter
aamps.
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Nov 2adte
TIVE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIyALLED IN MAR.

i ket with Home and European Demand.
gray supplies tho
natural als and thus makea bald head all
nerves. and thus all headache relied
falling or; makes SOFT glossy, healthy beautiful and
by the young two or three times week viii fall become
gray thn reader read the following and Judge
NEW York, Jan 8, 1853.
hHssis O WooD& Co Gentlemen Having hoard good
gray up my mind to lay aside tho preudoss which l. II com
mon with great many persons had against all manner Of
t r m%e sna H'r' m ago using your article "
Tho result has been 80 very satisfactory that am yery p r 40
and justice you o Others who
may ba but who having my prejudice my
trial till they proof proof being ocular de-
sas a sd You this which you may show 70
Of the N Y Wire Railing establishment every day.
every way being gose thicker and much more healthy
HENRY JENKINs
Corner Columbia and Carroll sts, Brooklyn.
LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb. ID, 1865.
PRoF WooDDoar SIR Your Hair Restorative
in this part Of the country Ny hair has beea slightly diminishing
for several caused suppose from slight burn when
and that ofha growing having
nsa use a other remedies known 70 no effect think the most vaua
You can publish this if you think proper Yours no.
s,w. MIDDLETON.
PmIADKirlnA Sept. o, 1857.
Paor wooDDear Sir Your Iia Restorative proving
beneficial Tho 'front.' and the back
most lost its coverngwas fact bald have
studded with promising crop young hair and the front also
receiving preparations wi,hon. any
can induce many others to tryn. Yours, respectfully,
No. 4s4 Vine street.
The Restoraves put up sizes viz large mo-
dun and small the small holds half pint and rcais for dol
proportion than the small rcas for dollars per bottle
large holds quart 40 cent more in proportion and eas for
o. wooD Co proprle,ors ala Broadway New York The
And by all good Druggists Fancy Dealers
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FOR THE PUBLIC pRINrINGIn pursuance provisions
tho provide executing the public printing
1852 seaId will be received this
Capitol until the first Monday 18th day. OF December
O'Clock furnishing paper that required
public printing the ending tho l day OF ocem
Der, 1889.
The suboned speciGes nearly DO aseerned the
quantity quality description each kind that will bo
required
Class L.. ... ... q
printing uncalcndered TO "a by
3 nhc and weigh forty Ave poands TO the Of 4S0 sheets
CLASS o ar....
fine printing paper ealendered to by 3s
inches weigh To the Of $50 sheets
Class g.
superhne printing hard sized and caendcred
inches weigh eight pounds TO the
4S0 sheets.
Glass L.
superne sized and caendercd OF such
required weight with
ung 10 ~ nches weighing twenty pounds OF 4so
sheets.
t Na-- e."
supene paper (caendere unaiendered
requcd 10 by "a inches and OF such weight can as
may be required.
paper each OF tho above classes DO Of non
and all adueraton with mineral other sub
fair whtcness, and qures oil twenVfour
sheets each, ia bundles each each to
perfect sheets Uniformity color thickness and weight
standard weight will DO received
the weight will all be Mixing various
bundle weight will be
aidered a violation Of
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK.
BANCR0Fr's HISTORY or THE UNITED STATES,
PUBLISHED BY
LITTLE, BROWN. & co,
lI2 Washington areel, Boston.


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A HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES from
N the Discovery the Hon. George
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Collectors Of1lce.
City Hall, November 10, 1858.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who have
not paid their Taxes for the yenr,
for previous ncuding taxes that the
ton Of sixty this all property any
description unpaid will be
taxes the law enjons.
Those who do wish
the Advertisement and sale requested
JAS y. HALLIDAY
. Nov 21-lawtJanls
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WASHINGTON CITY, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER j, 1855
THE GREAT REpUBLron MONTHLY.
TO THE PUBLIC THE BOOK AND PERIODICAL TRADE AND THE


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wv about the December next as to DO ~
command the early tho public and tbs perioi
the nst number Of m Magazine o be called
THE GREAT REpUBIIc" MONTHLY.
intended make this Magazine superior respect TO
issued this The
character by IT
and narEsosAL
thinkers of Union led
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IL VIII gather about every variety OF Intellect
range viii wide covering among other
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Biographies Scientific Articles Travels Ia
Dramas Politics, Poems, Ballads stanz Sonncts
Music, Correspondence, GoSs sip, &c &c., &c.
Magazine be prouscly illustrated In the highest style Of
wood engraving
Tho department will greater variety combined with
than before offered
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD,
From sSGToN CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia, Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through obtsned the great Southwestern Rail
oce Pennsylvania and sixth street. Washing
ton on Ferry Boat George Page te Once Of
the Orange an Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
10 Richmond Dayle Iynchburg Bristol Knoxville nalton
Atlanta Nashville Iluntsvile June
ton Memphia, Montgomery, and New Orleans
Continuous Railway Connexions 10 Memphis
Aong greater Expedition and Coiort and being 100 miles
shorter than other
leaves the foot OF Seventh street
a6a for alexandria, whore take the cars for
Richmond Charlottesville sanon, White sulphur Springs Wood
stock sc at D. m all points South
making sure and close connexions Memphis
baggage wagons omnbuse leave he Office Pa
o'clock, a. M, and u n.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June is--tf Washington.
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GUNNER The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE win as follows:
Alexandria at A. g. 49, IL O'clock and eclook,
m.
Washington O. IL O'Clock m; g. s. and O'Clock,
IN.
Tho THOMAS ColIYER when route will opposite
hours. Fare IS cents.
Whaey omnbuses connecting with the Page and Coyer, viii
leave CAPITOL 18th and Pennsy
he time tho boats leave Alexandria.
June s-eod--H RICHARD WALLACE, President.
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TEXAS LAND AGENCY.
Il MeCARry BROWN, Austin. Texas

General Load and Real Esa,s Agsnn
VIII locate land taxes huy and o and a
Eud pertaining TO general land sganey
given.
tpop the receipt Of 81 we win toward address the
~ postage paid the atet
Also new work ss issucd 400 pages reading matter contain
Ing spnus ss Of the state progress in
aecuhe commece and lopulatop
wealth and revenue and statistics Of all the counties
srs, improvements, &c, &C, 80 OCT 20 wu
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.--NEW ARRANGE
~ MENT WITH GREATLY IMPROVED sCHEDUIE E.-FROM WASH

NOTICE TU TRAN ELLERS--NEW AfRANGE-
MENT WITH GREATLY IMPROyE ScfiEDUI FROM WASH
TON DIRECT TO ALI PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC Rail.
ROAD IISEr~o daily lines from Washington for the South
Southwest Boats leave their bcrths foot OF 9th street. at Ga
Passengers by the morning boat obana tine
breakfast board and enjoy pleasant sail Of 3 hours down the
Potomac passing full view of Mount Vernon by the
boat they good and rest Of four hours in
arrive In Richmond In time
with all trains for the South and Southwest
great this being "A
100 miles Less raiang than by other
making certain connexions 10 n
FpREIcFsBuRG Rcosp PErHusnrRo, vciNA WKIDoS
WILMINGTON, n c. CIAlISos, g. c. Augusta, Ga MoSruoMKW
NomlE AL Ngw ORLEANS sounsRs crIks
Richmond with tho Danvle southsde Virginia.
Tennessee East Tennessee railroads
FOR TIE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvile Bristol, Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville, MomphB
lynchburg, Knoxville, AtLinta,
Nashville, Grand Junction, Montgomery,
... a.. and New Orleans
through tickets further Information Of tho route inquire
the ticket Office No 372 Pennsylvania door
Browns Hotel board tho boats foot OF 9th street
GEO. f. MATTINIY,
August lily Ticket Agent.
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Proposals for the Cleaning of Avenues, Streets,
Alleys, and Cutters, the Removal of Garbage,

.. ..... MAYORS OFFICE,
r.ss# H-Ef f#&s t Washington, November TO- 1858.
DR0POSALS will be received at this office until
Tuesday the 7h OF December at IL O'Clock for clean
keeping clean the alleys cutters sewers
mouths OF burial
dnctants
10 be furnished by tho corporaon) in the districts hereinafter dc
ending the 3lst December,
Proposals viii be received for each district separately will
the price, and but price for each district
required that the proposals. shall bid
tho solid and fluid o Ia said districts from the LIST July
December 1852 inclusive regulations
ma ablhcd by the Commissioner Health
daily from the lt of July the 30t November and
three times week during December.
will districts each ward district
The Mayor the right districts
bidder.
Persons intending bid requested call the Office Of the
Cpmmssoner m Health a the City Hall where thy obtain all
necessary information
Nov 2S-2aw JAsTsG BERRET Mayor,
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DOILERS FOR THE u. s. STEAM FRlGATE
ID SAN JAcISTo, Ar THE U. :, NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN.
NAVY DsrAKfyKST
BuRKAu 90 CoSsasrcnoS, EQulrosr, AND Rsraie,


BvRSAu coSsrSecnos Eeqirsosr AID Rsr.ls.
tubular boilers for tho uned states
ge san Jacnto TO be delivered on tho wharf ander The
seers on board the vessel at Tho navy yard hfooAn as @
me b.r % bo made Of tho best charcoal tloom plates
th 20 bs M and nine rtcen,hs 10 o inch water
and ash seven sistoonns 7io and shells hros ogh
al ths external parts be reyIited both
sides who're can BE- so AZ 70 % 80 screw stays to be used IN n
The crown by IRON which
t~eny (2D feet three 90 inches
about o) S inches deep and about eassn W
(s) inches high be frnlssd with the
hand ho plates fauae nas and damper doors Tugs if
hyros,ate Of a (so pounds square
furnished by tho Department and TO be set by tho
contractor responsible for all tubes condemned
defcc and the for all condemned from bad
price per pound tho weight The tubes
Cast viii only be used for furnace doors and oantngs man
hole manan hand hoia aud thn,bles-
Tho whole % h done IN Tho beat manner and 70 b. subject % hs
who will have tho right TO reject any part OF tbs work IN any
Drawing. 10 manufacturing ostab
shment who intend bdns application TO the Bureau Of Con
Payments viii be when
ompei tho remainder when they have been
particular the price and the time within
propositions be sndori proesions for Boilers that
Asy may be distinguished from other business letter..
guarantee Of the following form
Form Of oyer.
-, OF --------, State of -, hereby agrec
deliver lh Jcinto tubular bocrs
with tho Bureau Cnsucton
OF tho 9th OF November 1853 at the rate or cents
pound. s
my accepted request to be addressed
nd the 10 the Navy Agent AT to-
signature aud certificate.
..
(ignature) ABB
Fbrm Of Gaasaase.
--, and -----, OF r- In the State of-
hereby guaranty OF the foregoing bid OF
boilers hercin named bo accepted he they
after tho receipt the the oAice
agent the the
with good and sufficient sureties aud in said shall
make good The
between and that which
accepted. d
(sguatures Of the two guaranors)
CD
.au.. b. E.-. ".-. EFF
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named known 10
able mako good their
Date. q II
10 be signed by the u district judge u s. district attorney col
ector agent. Nov l0-law4w
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May 28--Iy
DUNCAN. SHERMAN, g. CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available In all the principal cities Of the world Also
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
rTNIIE subscriber desires to call public attention to
l. his extensive assortment Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
which is rendered complete department consisting
part Of
CABINET FURNITURE
extensive collection embracing every
variety necessary 70 furnish tho paror chamber and dining room
FRENCH CHINA
Goldbnd plain, white richly dinner dessert aud
A large assortment of yasos
Nuner and ten ware IN detaalled peoos
Rich cups and saucos, with and without
Pitchers, perfume bottles, card receivers
etagerc parlor table, and toilet
IRoN-sroNE CHINA
Dinner tea and toilet sets
Also, in detached pieces large stock Of the latest shapes
GLASSWARE.
American, French and Bohemian, such as
Decanters 1agons goblets champagncs
Clarcts, hooks, shcrries, Maderas Burgundes
aaea,s nn amoors a % finger Sa Sew eeses a s,,.r.
TABLE CUTLERY.
sets nfty one fifty three pieces
Also, ivory handled knives only .a.s
Carvers and forks, stccs &c. .
BIOCi.T1N GOODS.
Such as channg dishes from 10 to q inches
Coffee and tea urns coffee pots tea pots coffee higgins &c
PLATED GOODS
Such coffee and tea urDs, tea sets
Spoons aud forks castors, covered dishes
Iitchers cake and fruit baskets, walters &c.
JAPANNED GOODS
Such walters, tea trays and in sets ....
Plate warmers, sop iars foot tubs, water cans &c.
MISCELLANEOUS
Solar lamps girandoles wood
Fcnders and lrons brushes, shovcls and tongs
.hods step.ladders door mats, rattan goods
Waite irons, willow ware, britannia
Honsed iron goods cooking requisites OF every description
Together with assortment Of articles Of utility and
not deemed necessary TO particuiarize,
osesaepers win find decidedly their interest examine
stock and They will only find
which TO make selections but pledge myself sell cheap
description OF goods be purchased In OF the Eastern
eitea.
Goods delivered any of the city Georgetown
charge p
recently imported direct
ment of French and iron china offer strong
Inducements the trade.
Oct 2s--1awow G. W. BOrEI.ER, Iron Hall