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"
CrCu e. Indigestion. A-ihu 90 Che sEmllh. C-IlEy
- Pains. WerrIurls. Ls % Appetite. pesuorial-y
Cdsuveues. BlEt alf Bleetir- Piles Il an Nerv1us
aheumaur s1i N-urslsin ATecHns DO has i1 numerous
distances proved beueneai and lu others e1ectef q de-
ciied cure.
This BE- a pureIT VeFr1hie eur.lnf. prepared Ulrrl1t-
lv aienufe principles after the manner n ne celebrated
unIauf Prufr-=.r Burllve. Bs-1use of Dts great slaess
IN most % The Err1ur1u States. us lltrlfl7tg1 into ne
United stffrz was intended more especially Er those %
Der E-rheritlf scattered here ard here over ne f11 81
this mI.h-y country. Maellr win -relr su1.es au.l5
nam.I now orr 90 fhr American people. ku1ulus trl
.s ruiv u~llisriui meIlluli virtues must De aaEnlVl-
allaf
mis- particularly H11mmenl1f fl tle rer-u- ullss
constitutions may have been impaired tF Ie u-uulals
ls- 70 lrfrnf sulrt- DO other rrm--f fasrl-r 9eu-
orally irs1uinssls u efr BE- cut lu way l-eg O.
aa scot rf lfe. mrlIInr lul IrIfl.1- every nerve
lellfh and rl-1r ln the aysfsm
NOTICE Wh1rver expects o. fuf rhua neFerH-a rlI
be- disappointed but Pr ue aiek weak sml Er sFultsL
lt vlI prove "a -rateful aromatic CORDIAL possessed af sll-
-uIar remedial prrerues
Canton.
The rssf popularity rf this lelrruuI Arena hls .u
IuoeI many mIatl1rs which 3D. uu-tr should lusra
BEliust u~uChasiuc ne ne uer1urfed On huv anything
etc uHrI vuu have gwen Fr-htr1s HHHnu1 hfters o.
rlr TRIAL ono HTIr uH HHr.rH rr nHW nnI.rer
euaartar Or De- o. on these u-fsrHuE
r-s1d At 81 p- bottle or sZ baties fr 50 ty fhe
sr'a Prrurafrs.
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70 ISTEEEsT os DErosrTs-A short ume
ago JohH Braunan was committed TO Jail for
trial, on The charge If stealing a pair of scissors
from q BARRIERS shop on shelby street Since
bis Incarceration, b. hss frequently begged the
tumkeys 20 60 with him 10 a spot where, be-
said, be had some money hid For some time
they paid no attention 20 his story bat as he
continued 10 r~eiterate it, one o. the oHcers yes
5erday accompanied him 10 an old PRIV, ID The
rear q the Gayoso House, where b. took
frozI a recess he had formed there eighty-fys
dollar. As the banks allow 40 interest on de-
p0sits, ami as they sometimes break, the
scssors ~stealer preferred a hole under a board
10 a bank vault al his place Of derosit.
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TAX COLLECTOR.

Eoh tANf IAE-cOLLEtlOk-
We arc aultrlrel D. lua1u1-c wy IT.. BHrDsEs AS
9 audiia,a Er ths am-e Of City riz-CaI-tr- a. ne ca
suing r|lair1 eIrti.n- hf9-tss
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AMI af NEGR0Es mn-isin- q Z neero .
u man. No ! blacksmith. uauHr. r0ai oak. q
uH..fr and Irurcr. amI their rtif fr sale. AuuV5E
o. GEO. W oNE -
st uI~druE EHrcer Wand a. Jerea rs Main street
fsuaHurueu
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LOsl.
RensOURE.

s~unrSrrAs EVENING on Inl-d or Aarket street. a
---lT NECKLACE. me dndar Wi be suitably
,, b. Iesvins it at j. D williams 8 Co.'S 80
mdu street e
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The Rev. r. J.. Drane viii deliver the
third Of a senes Of sermons on the Son Of Man
a. the First Baptist Church to-day, al eleven
O'Clock. The public are invited to attend.
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8taaIar 9aehrts.

Er New Urnlaa.
Leaves M0EDAE. J1nuly OF. DE- S 0'ciocE , "
A..s--.s ----sr -s.- BYRD PAuf1E. Master.
UrllL aeare n tlc above and luferma- A.
" tlfe Hnt.u1 a. ahlee Err reishfor AR
passage aung .l ucuf g. @@r
~ RAWLINGS Agmr.
Ia18-u No. SIC Main srert
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FoR sAuE-A No. T.. blacksmith. We viii
sen OF swap for a girl orbay. Apply 10 Gibbs
and Brvson. No. 90 Front Row. ia2a-2t.
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Old Zine for .~7NpOEsOn, arkansas
and While RirE-s.

A q FcLlEE- Clerk
TFHE United hltas Mall TraTuer KAT ~
4 FHl1BEE LaVIlg The nail contrast for -
heuaN trr years. she villa leave Meuuhs
every MoEuAI 1lITuC ESDAI 10 Gnc1cEF- ~. Usl-
lralT and Nfun'aru every TUESDAY ud FRIDAY az
1IcEsF 81. mrlugl ucEetsu ODD regular urlufs. ar
rsuar rllls Captain M-Muus win give ba uFIvlted
rFarl ne vHlrs % h.- E.eu. UPON Che line For
r--rr rHs1 rrrIr ru HH1rF. Hr o.
UuHt~W WTLIrfN1G ca AEaufs
H-t1m 80. 8U1u1rT=Erw.
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CoKREsFoNpEsCE-M- H. ". Gaming
The undersigned, citizens Of Memphis, wishing
10 show their appreciation of sou as gentle
man, as wei as for the manner in Hhics y0a
have provided for their pleasure during the
past season, at the Gaie-y kindly tender YOU a
complimentary be1eh', and would Be pleased
20 have you name the time most convenient %
vour good self for said testimonial.
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Leaves W~luhEsDAI, Fe1fuarg 3 m6EIM
10000 rr-s--AauNN MlTlera
fTu1s anlrull lreiEll AID p-assellar AZ
i ar1nsr lalaas on ts ltora auI inter- IT.
mafats rsrs ~ afrerrsed For Freight rGi1
passage arrlg anhaarf or %
n q RAWLINGS Arerf.
Es-I 30. du6 mnI1 Eraaf
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Trnraif TOTS heretofTe afretd p HEe p
10 BuftH CIR on white liver, Aktm5 p ne -
80 iii r-nuarv. 1850. b. rsfrsued unll ne e A1n-
- Ia pgU-rsrV next. uhsa hesale win positively TAXI
without re-lrf % weather OF aryanne else WAT
.-rr Terms. cne-ou-th cash. halaeue IN y months
falq-drwr JOIN H. QgIsENhERRT.
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SUrrsioE BoURroN. zNiheteon barrels
a Joha Raine7 whiskyin stoTf apd tor sale by
w Jas JOHNSON, 80 2s2 Main st.
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NenllIs III LIrIe Roek RegrIar WeeIT
TR.n.ELER.

UCEs EISG Masar---F D. HALE CI--E
fNfHl- a u- uur u." w. ~
i I..r. every T.E-uAT. H 90 81. H~ 1911
Pine EIr. LH-H I-aE arc HF UH ~nai Ha-@
lae nzus Ealehra1l r1s-s rlrnrl u-.lrrf
h1Hss H rae AZ Hap11- &rHars mf rssen-e-s
I .H s oil lar
Te ArsHnlw ruEaar win Hrrar al Little UHE
with 7n ruer orr Port suI.h
aau4-1u HAHMsIlD q HATWAS AEslE
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Special aottts.

". II. CARROLL, Postmaster.
ENrFHIs, January 80, 1872.
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ne river IS still falling. Navigation from
this point 10 For smith is now slow, and l1h-
cult 10 perform. Tn mail boats from this 10
Napoleon are quite regular. Boats now draw
inc over fh-es feet WAFER NJ lke the tupm good
time. The mail packet Arkansas met With an
accident on her last downward trip. damaging
her hull She has gone to New Orleaus for re-
pairs. The s. II. Tucker takesh her rl8ce until
the return of the regular packet The steamer
H-zhueh q now al tbe wharf, waiting f1r a
risc in Ihe river.
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Read cleagsf > vadeu's b0liday adreFise-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-31

USE OF THE POrAro.-This valuable and nu-
tritiOus esculsnt is not only useful to us in the
many tempting forms in which it is presented
In Its unmistakable character, but the farina
extracted from it is largely used for other cult
nary purposes. The famed grayies sauces
and soups OF France are largely indebted for
their excellence to that source and its bread and
psstry equally so, while great deal of the So
called cognac imported into American France
Is the product Of the potato, and imbibed as the
pure essence of the grape
The fair ladies Of our country perfume them.
selves with the spirit Of potato, under the desic
nauon Oh "saads eof0sn,-" But there are other
uses which this fayorite esculent is turnsd 10
abroad. After extracting the fsrina, the pulp
Is manufactured into ornamental articles, pic
ture frames, snuf-boxes, and several descrip-
tions cf toys; the water that runs from II is a
most excellent seourer. For perfectly cleaning
Woolens aud such like articles, and curing chill
oiains 1t is also successfully empIoyed.-Scisn.
Hfe AmsTiGGn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-31

THE AFRICANS IN MIssIssIPPI.-The Vicks-
burg Sun says Two Of the Congo negroes
brought to Savannah, Georgia, in the yacht
Mardsrtr have been smugged into Mississippi.
Iney are on plantation bordering on the
MissIssiPpi Central Railroad, between Canton
ana Dnrant Wesaw them. They are in posses
saon OF very genteel person named Montague.
he says they are o5edieut, and when encou rsoed
to labor they work vigorously. They speak
some kind Of gibberish TO each other which we
cIuld not understand, bat Mr. Montague did
He said they were intelligent and were quick
at comprehen ZION, and told US they had learned
English already, and to convince Us Of the fact
he said something, which we did net understand
toone Of them, who Immediately stepped up 70
us and grasped oar hand, said, show dye do,
mingo, q SOM bacca and whisky"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-31
MARRYING AT LARGE,

One Of our Justices Of the Peace was recentIy
called to q German house IN the city TO marry
couple. Putting on q clean collar, and put
ting marriage certificate in his pocket, he
started for the festive scene
Arrived at the house, under the direction of
q blue legged little boy, who pointed ont the
place, be knocked and went in In the mid
die OF the door stood q stout German girl, sorry
and plump, her blue eyes rolling out tears As
large as butter pats.
Judge.
% Matter" said the girl, "Dat Gotleib went
amt il ?"
The Justice said be supposed 1t was, and in
u1ated that he bad come to marry some one;
- requested the old lady to bring on the
l4nbs to the sacrifice. Old lady said
F.Dare vos no lambs. Gotleib ish run of,
snd will not marry my Katarina''
Well, said the Justice, Gotleib isn't the
only man there Is. Send for some other man
TO marry her,
AT this Katarina's face frightened up, and
Yah; dat ish good-send NIT Hans
Hans was sent for, but couldn't como When
her messenger returned, Katarina, determined
not to give il up, said:
Send NIT Shoseph."
Shoseph was sent for, but he couldn't be
found. katarina's heart fell at this news; ard
the Justice was growing impatient Just then
hatarina looked out Of the window and saw
short and thick young German going by, when
she rushed to the door and halloed
Fritz Fritz
Fritz shortly made his appearance at the
door, when Katarina's mother said:
Fritz. you lofs mine Katarina ?''
Fritz allowed he did, more as sauer-krout.
Then stand up here" thundered the Jus
tlce; and before Fritz could realize his position
they were man and wife, aud Katarina's arms
were around his neck, and her lips pressed to
bis, she crying between the calisthenics:
Mein husband; mein Fritz -
our duty as a correct historian, compels us
TO say that Fritz hugged back as well az be
knew how. The Justice, with head erect,
stepped smilingly out, leaving the lovers TO
themselves, and walked away meditatively, a
holy calm stealing all over his massive propor-
tons, the consciousness Of having done his du tv
cleaning in his eye, and honor, honesty and
rectitude in his footstep
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IL On Thursday morning, some Of the en-
ployees of the Hartford water works were thnyv
ing out a hydrant at the corasr OF Front and Tenn.
pie streets, by pouring In q nuid and "touchinp
it off, with bit Of lighted paper, when the hy-
drsnt ''eIpioded, blowing up the three men,
tie thing down. -
eOt company boring for coal, near Newcas-
tie, Pa, have reached depth Of l65 feet, and
are now going through q stratum Of sandstone
rIck. They are Determined to 20 40 or US Sest
before giving It up.
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CoUNTEKFEIr LEFTHRs-A man namad
Spring was arrested yesterday, on the charge
OF taking copies Of an autograph letter of Cen
eral Washington, and teen selling the same
TO eminent persons about the country as the
original. At his house a large roll of naner
was obtained, which, it is alleged, he admitted
be used for writing the letters upon. fr,t pre-
paling 1T by means Of water darkeped With
coffee grounds. The copies were made by ira
cling from an original and are capitally execu-
ted. In the house of the accused were found
a number of envelopes. With stamps upon
them ready for mailing, and book in which
where several hundred names, arranged under
heads OF the principal cities, which, it is sup-
posed, were obtained from directories He
states that be Is an Englishman, a dealer in old
books and euriOsities- Sometime ago he came
into possession of genuine letter by Washing
ton, and being in very needy Circumstance
conceived the idea Of duplicating 1t in such
manner as to render detection i'm possible. This
he declared be considered no crime, as in Eng
land there are persons constantly employed In
producing spurious paintings as productions of
the old masters. He is a man Of fair education,
writes a beautiful hand, and appears to have
sotuated mainly by the pressure of poverty
HIS wife has the appearance Of being a superior
woman She is the sister of magistrate in the
city OF Baltimore, and was deeply affected at
the arrest Of her husband. A further hearing
OF the case will take place-Letter from Phil,
adskpki0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-31

EXTERNAL lNFLUENcEs.-Every one knows
people who are quite different people accord
Ing as they are in town or country know a
man an exceedingly clever and learned man
who In town Is sharp, severe, hasty, a very
little bitter, and just a shade ill-temperei.
who on going to the country becomes instantly
genial, frank, playful, kind, and joIly; Won
would not know him for the same man If his
face and form changed only half as much as
ms intellectual and moral nature. Many men
when they 60 into the country, Just as thew
put on froek coats and stiff stocks and mt on
loose shooting suit, big thick shoes, loose soft
handkerchief round their necks-just as thew
pitch away the vile hard hat of city propriety
tnat pinches, cramps, and cuts the hapless
mead, and replace it by the light yielding wide
aWake-do mentally pass through a like pro-
cess OF relief; their whole spiritual being is
Iooser freer, less tied up. Such changes az
taat from town to country must, / should
think, be felt by all educated people. and
make an appreciable difference in the moral
condition Of all educated people. Few men
would feel the same amid the purple moors
round HaWorth and amid the soft English
scenery that you see from Richmond Hill
Some individuals, indeed-whose mind ia NOT
merely torpid, may carry the same autDns
with them wherever they 90; but their animus
must be very bad one. Mr.. Scrooge, before
ms ehange OF nature, was. no doubt, quite in
dependent Of external circumstances. and no
doubt, would have thought it proof of great
weakness bad be not been 80. Nor was ii a
nelng OF an amiable character in whose mouth
Milton has put the words, /" No matter where
20 L be still the samei' And even in his
mouth the sentiment was rather yaporiny than
true But dull, heavy, prosaic miserly,
cantankerOus, cynical, suspicious bitter old
rascal, would probably be much the same
yeryWhere.-FrazeT's Magazine, December.
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Ceiling OFF-SELLING OFF
- ALL WINTER DRY GOODS
At sreatly reduced prioes-manJ at less than
oOst-POR CASH.
Also, IN store q full stock of frst-c'ass general
Staple Goods for family use, which we offer ct the
lowest cash prices.
We shall be greatly obi ed to those whose bills
remain unsettled If they will call and clOse them by
LIST FebruarJ as we expect all bills paid promptly
TO the FIRST of the year.
j. w. COLLEY CO.,
ja22 2v 52S 7tb strest, north Pa. avenue.
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BALTIMoRE

u BALTIMORE
DISEASES OF INPRUDENcE.
LkT no FAiss DELIoAcr rsEvKSr.
ga CURE wAtsnsrEn6. r n.sT..ssr on No cH.reK I'M TWO
ws.tsss. o. IN. Beck s,r,sr.. Affections. ., A. K.a
srsl Debility. NsrvOesne.s Dy,p.psy IsSseer -. S.rTss
bIinE. Dimness Of Sight or az iess. p,.s.. G
Throat Nose stn Affections Lsss. s.ess.es or
Bss. ef Drssdssf ana .n so
which render Marriage inPOssb, sAd destroy sol sody
YOUNG NKs
dreadful habit which AMMAN, ives:
70 an uniipey gr... tsos..ns. q Young Men Of hs
have tntrsBosd listening seD.ss with thRndsrs
sn.noe cr w.ked 70 scstscy tie living lyrs c.n with
being physical weaksess organic debsiy deGorni
He who pscss himself under the car. fpr may r,l,ri
onsy eoonas N hi, honor a. gentsmsn and confidently
OFFICE No. ! SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
a IN ssns .ds sS,ns from s.Ior. street few doors fIom
must be Iaid and oOnisiH stamp
Of Royal College Surgeons London gr.duss
from the eminent Colleges stst-s
pit-is Of LonSoh Psri. PHI iads. and e.ewb.r. has :.
fected OF the most astonishing that
When s.Sep eat b-ins .srmse :, .Sss.e
sounds. bsssalnes. with frequent bluthins .teDdsa
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Young Men aud others no have injured tbsmselves by
certain practice indulgd In when frequsuty
learned from evil companions or az school the sees q
which nightly felt when sslesp. and cured,
renders marriage impossible and dessOys both miOd and
BODY should apply ~ nediateiy.
THESE the melancholy produeed
Limbs Head Dmue-, sight Of sosoo-
lar Power PslptiOn Of the Heart DysPspsy Nervous Ir
rts6ity Der.uEe ent of the Dseys Funoons General
MKSTALLr-rbe fearful effects the mind much 70 be
dresdedLos Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression of
re-
duced.
NERVOUS DEBILITY -ThopsAnds Judge what
their declining health losing their becoming
weak. pale nervous and emAcisted, hav singular
about the symptoms consumption.
DISEASES OF IsPRUDENCE
When the misguided and imprudent of pleasure
ands he has mbbd the sed Of this painful disease
happens fi-timed Of shsme
discovery dters him from applying those who from edu
cation and responsibility, alone befi.nd him He falls
capable curing nch his pecUntsry substance him
triing month after month long the smallest
sigh CALLING disappointment blythe Of that
deadly poison. Mercury hasten the symptoms
terrible disease such nectans OF the Bead Throat
puts period his dreadful sunrings by sending him
that undiscovered country from whose bourne traveller
DR. JOHNsToN's REMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAKNEss
AND INPOTENCY.
aud important remedy weakness
are speedily cured and full vEor restored TousAnds the
and dsbitatsc who had lost all hope have
been Immediately relieved
All impedimsn 20 Marriage Physical or Ms.tal Disqua
hcaton Loss Of Progressive Power, Nervous Irrstsbty
T. ebng and Weakness KIhAustiOn Of the fearful
ENDORSEMENT or TIE PRESS
The MANY ct within
operations performed by Doctor Johnston
Of the aud other
nd. b,s standing a. gentleman Of character and r.spcp
bilty s suncisnt gUsrAntse 20 the afflicted jan ally
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-31
DR. srEPHEN BAILY,
OrrIcE No. al, THIRTKKNrH STREET,
Fokr Doors SoNth Of Peas syIuanta AusaaS.


OrTIcE No. al. THIRTEKSrH STREET,
Four Doors South Of PssssyiUaxia AUssss.
Or. BAILY bess leave to inform the public thu,
he can be seen at all hours, at his Office,
experience Of fifteen years. practIe =, with S1f10
the large number OF PATIENTS and great variety OF
enable him to surmount any difficulty, scientific or
otherwise. reatIng to the Teeth. His own eIperi-
the profession. and especially Drs. Harris and j. and
f.. Parmy, has led him. long since, to discard al
Enamels. Gutta PeIcha, India Rubber and Cements
Tor the construction Of Continuous Gum Teeth, and
reliable substance that can be worn ID the mouth az
was most o 'noluslveiJ shown bJ the last American
Although he hatters himself from his long resi-
sen0s and pr practice IN washington ne ne is iayoby
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
FfoDs fhs Idfs Rector Of ths CkHrek ofEpiykasy,
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire TO ex-
dence IN you as |. superior dentist. The operations
hope that you may receive the patronage from my
friends and the public that your skill SO well de-
''SSssi Wilmington. Aug. 8. isss. ". FRENCH.
From ons of tks Oldest frms IN BaIsimors-
Msss,s. Boggs, COt1aax 4 Co.
,, Having emPoyed Dr.. Stephen Baly, Surgeon
aaIt ANY 05 Rso 70 iS5 me az az
to my entire satisfaction and IN view othe fact that
one oil the most distinguished members OF the Den
ta College of Baltimore failed, after peat ed trials,
TO perform the same work satisfactorily, IL gives me
great pleasure to ex press entire confidence and
Baltimore, Jan. II, 1857. Hartmann BO66S.
B4trstt (fsH O nofs Ysestssd from fks lafs Hos.
Joks M. Clayton.
u. y. Senate, Aug. 1s. 1885.
The teeth you made for me work admiraby; no.
'niH' 00ai1 0' Os''''' JOIN M'sciLIRiToN II. sciLIRiToN.
To those seskins relief from the malsdies of the
teeth, can cheerfully recommend DIR. 4. BAily as q
superior dentist. He made set of porcelain teeth
for of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work has all stood well for more
than ten ears. ROBERT Il. NIXON.
AprIll9, las. Va. Conf. NJ. E. Church south.
We, the undersigned, having had OCCASION to avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF Dr. =. Bally,
Surgeon Dentist OF this city. or having been oogni-
Iant OF his operations our tamlle or friends, take
pleasure In expressing our admiration OF has artistic
skill, well es the uniformly satisfactory manner
which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him 10 the confidence and patronage Of
the public, Of which We consider him eminently
worthy,
THOMAS U, wAL1Ea. Architect U. s. Capitol.
u. BoHRER, N. u. Of GEORGETOWN. ID. G.
N. y, LINCOLN. M. D., of washingto ID. G..
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. C..
GEORGE WALTON, tx Governor OF Florida.
WALTER LkSox, Ex- Mayor Of Washingt ton.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. :. Patent Once,
DC. WIsHT, Principal RItteIhouse Academy.
feb 9o-u