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EVENING STAR.
THE battle O, PERTH.


BIT FRANK BRET.
The Battle o. Perth was blithsoHrs mon,
And q ithsome mon was ne, .....
And his guide wife lov'd him well and true,
And the balIie he lov'd she;
Yet mckle or muckie the caufe or kind,
Whatever the pother be, -'
Be IL slmp sair or uIo) deep,
fhstvsin could never agree.
Syns spaks the bailie With blithsorns mind.
sir and son spake he:
"a anG year have We married been,
>,IesWe oan never agree;I
NOV, my ain svs Get love. let ne try for aye.
Forever and aye 70 see
IT. for Aim blest time in all our llfs,
You and can never agree.
Nov listen to me should it chance that -
Were paialint m the lane,
s1oaid meet bonnie buxom lass,
Whs vad ye kiss. good dame 7" he said,
Nv M wad ye kiss I" said he;
~Wsd ye Kiss the bonnie buxOm lass.
VI fhs vinsome gay lsddIs"
"Hoot away mon !. are ys gaming DAFT!
Are We sanEinE daft ?' said she;
"rval lang year has We married been,
And have been true toye;
Mon hss never my tws lips touched,
Nae Hoi has lInted az me-"
"Rut wis vad 10 kiss good dame 30 SAID he:
81 vad kiss the lass," said she.
Out laughed The baiIie with muckls glss.
FER oLthesome mon was he;
"Tvsl lang year hse We Married been,
And now for airst We asraa:
Ii 70 met lad and q buxom lass
Down In the kowans hne,
kTo kiss the lass wad be your choios,
And ken il wad hs m'na"
tSos Faseiseo Golden Era.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR MA
Il RINE CORPS.

QuARTgRMAsrER's OFFICE, u. 9. M. CoRPsl
WASHINGTON, January S, 1859. (
until onday the Tn Of .b1usrs nett at oooe.
M for f.,nlshlnE the following /. ing supplies Scss.
CLASS Mol.
500 uniform caps, complete
300 non commissioned Ulcers epauletts
500 privates' counterstraps
500 red worsted sashcs
! $40 hrass waist plates
l 800 brass breast plates
! 500 stocks patent leatherj
5000 brOgans, pairs
500 knspsacks tgutte perchal
1900 fatigue caps. navy blue cloth, indigo dye
Glass Nos.
1900 yards 4 bius kersey
900 marine gray blankets, to weigh pounds each
500 yards scarlet cloth
!, $40 red flannel shirts
400 yards scarlet raitnett
400 yards white rattIuett
1900 pairs linen overalls
$500 linen shirts
1900 fatigue frocks
$500 canton flannel drawers
CLASS No. g.
OO bun waist belts
1000 buf cartridge box belts
geo cartridge boxes
go percussion cap ponches
i,0U biyonet scabbards
$50 sword belts
Bass drums, complete
Serg eants' sv ords
Munoians' DO flor men and bOyD
Drum sticks, per pair
Tenor drum heads batter and snare)
Mass drum heads
Drum snares, sett
Drum cords. each
All the above mentioned articles must conform in
az respects TO the samples the Office of the A s.
elstAnt Quartermaster, 20 Spruce street Phia.
delphla and at this office. They will be rgidy i'm
Assistant master, or such person as msy he
appointed such as nay be unequaI thereto IN apy
pa VIII be rejected; IN which case the CON
tractor wiii be und to furnish others Of that re
be not DONE they viii be purchased at his en- peDse
Payments Will be made on each delivery shou
Congress nave made an appropriation TO meet the m
or IS soon thereaf or as an appropriation shall be
creased or diminished, at the option the q
master, on making the contracts, as the e1igeDoles
OF he service may emsnd.
rroPoeas VIII slso be received up to the same
time for the manufacture Of
SSe eirssa uniform coats
Musicians'
Wo0llen pants
Fatigue woollen jackets
wafch COATS. and
MusicIAns' red j. ckets.
Forms Of Offers can be procuro cd on application IN
this once, ald two responsible sureties must be
United States judge, district attorney, or navy
agent.
srlctiy comply with the form issued from this Of
Proposals viii be endorsed /" Proposals for fur
aisn,ns supplies for ths MsSins Corps" and ad-
""~SVF QuGtsrmastsT,
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Medicines.
n TEE ONLY ARTICLE
" kRIVA 4. 4. l. 70 ~ NJ A * Ell
WITH tNMENsH
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.


The reason vhy. - inst ty Natures ovu process
u restores tn. nstuf # color permanently shsr the
sa ass ap hass remoyss az
drun, ttonIns and heat from the soa .. sulsts and
acre ana NAV ne T-i,ed upon 10 cure al diseases of
the tcap sno h1r n vi stoe acc keep u from fai-
and Il used BY the youns two or three times a week,
IL VAL never fail become gray; then. reader rssd
the following and Judge Tor yourselves: -
rss.r. O. J. woOp q c0-e.ns saen. R.sIss heard q
hair being mad. ug ny nine % l.y ..ss DC
Prs1udces which In common VIA treat May persons
age cennsecsd usiBs your srtels ny..if
me result hiss been vsy s.-l-e sory ,ss a.. very s.d
..G, gso nay Be =. s.y :. -.. ss, shs a.vss
villas give Re.,orsSs trial an thee have further
prooL ssd the being ocular dsDoBssratlOn write
areei them 70 me fr 1rtsr ?, oof Mo am in and cot Of
ID. n: Y. wire Railing s.i b'tshnent every day.
Hyhsiris its Natural oclor and much isproved In
being sOsssr aud aietsr. and mach
Corner Of oolumGas Carroll sts, Brootiyn.
LI,Isssro,. Ala r.s. Ia Isss.
Prov wooD.Ds.r Str Hsur Asir Restorative has dose
much good 10 tis part Of tie ooUntTy Ny hair has bsss
SLIGHTLY diminfshipE sesr,. e.ussc SUPPOSE
s.ias yosf ssr s..oT.r. SoS .s weeks and SOC .S.s
have nne bead Of hair now growing ssI having Sssd al
S.ll. remedy nov .Ins and ,sy,'. an sSS =: .c.ss
;as ry % use '0ar '' o.I WEI s = zee
fHILADklfHiA bolt y. 1871.
PRoy woop-psar SIR Your Hair Rsstorstvsi proving
is highly beneficial The 'front.' and slso ths back
m "a almost coverinG-yas
used bot half bottles Restorative. and
Che top my Lead IL well studded viii o proua
hair and the receiving m Lsn.t
have 81 other rstOus without beaeet what
think from my personal Recommendation I osn
'N''' ~ D. r TsosA. n. D. No. .si viss s.i.s,
The Restorative is put in bottles OF three sises,
viz large, medium and small; the small holds q
pint and retaIs for 81 per bottle; the medium holds
az least - per cent. moro proportion than the
small, retails for 81 per bottle; the large holds q
quart, 90 per cent more IN proportion, and retsIls
for IS q bottle.
o. J. WOODS CO., froprietors. Si2 Broadway
New York. (in the great N. V Wire Railing Es-
adjustment. lani Ia Market street, - Louis Mo,
And sold by al good druggists and kanoy Goods
Dealers. no ~ SIN
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Miscellaneous.
OPTICAL
TRxAsuRI DKrARrxlEr,.

... ....-- ,....+.-'- December nth, isSs.f
SEALEp PRoPosALs will be received at this De-
partmsnt until II O'Clock. noon. of Monday the 94th
of January next, for ten millions Of stock of the
United states to be issued under the act of 18th
June, 1858. Sand stock will be reimbursabs In IF
teen ears from the list Of January next, and bear
interest at Ave per centum per snnum. payable semi
annually on the FIRST days OF January and July Of
each year. FL --..-.C g.. g. --.. -........
No bid viii be received below par, and none for
any fraction Of one thou sand dollars No bid will
be considered unless one per centum Of the amount
il deposited subject to the order Of the Secretary
of the Treasury. with o dsposItary of the United
States, whose certihoate of the same must accom-
pany the bid. In ali cases the bids must be unoon-
dtiohal, and without reference to bids Of others,
and must state the premium offered therein.
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
outside of the envelope, Proposals for Loan OF
1885," and be addressed to the Secretary Of the
Treasury, Washington, ID. c. The sums " hieh may
be accepted from any bidder will be required TO DO
paid to the depository of the United States nearest
to his residence, or indicated a. most oonveaisnt
by him. Should bida be accepted from parties not
residing within the United States, they vii be
quired to deposit the principal and premium with
the assistant treasurers at Boston, New orb, Phil
ade phia, or New Orleans. .....-.--
Gates OF stock for sums OF one thousand dol
lars each, to the successful bidders or bear
or. with coupons Of semi annual interest from the
LIST CT July next. also payable to bearer, attached
thereto, will be issued for the amount Of the 80
cepted bids upon the certificates of deposit to the
credit Of The Treasures of the United States with
the deposItaries Of the United States. The stock
will IN all cases bear interest from the date of such
deposit. The interest from that date to the LIST OF
July next will be paid to the successful bidder or
his attorney by the dspostsry where the deposlt
was made.
Successful bidders will be required to deposIt the
primo psi and premium Of their accepted bids on or
before the 18th of March next. The preliminary de-
posit of one per cent. will be Immediately directed
to be returned to the Unsuccessful bidders.
HOWELL COBB.
de 1S-lawt24Jtn Secretary of the Treasury.
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INo.6H.1

Nor,cE OF rBEEN SSiis sna;ll,Nr,Nu.ncr or
THE PLATTE" AND CHARLTON" DIsTRIcTs, THR
OTFIcRs FOR WHICH ARE At PLATTsBUK6 AND MI
Lam. MISSOURI, AND THE SUSPENSION OF ENTRIES
OF LAND THEREIN.
Not Toe is hereby given that. IN pursuance of law
In view Of tho fact that the unsold lands In the
Platte" and 'CharitoH Districts" In Missouri,
are reduced below one hundred tn usand acres in
each dstrot the Secretary OF the Interior has d.
rected the dIscontinuance OF said districts and that
the lands heretofore subject to sale and entry at the
ofices at lLATIsBURG and MILAN DO immediately
withdraw n, and made again subject to sale and en-
try at BONNEVILLE. IN said State, from and aJts.
the 3lSf day Of March neat, prior TO which time no
appllostIo" will be ieceived at the discontinued of
hoes. or entries permitted except In eCHyxnlatiAg
e1tStiag prs-entptioR Ella inns.
All persons entitled to PATENTS at either of the
o1loss 81 PLATTsBURG or MILAN are requested to
call for the before the Slst day of March
next, as aE after thar date they will be transmitted
to Bonneville for delivery. Patents are delivered
free Of ehayss.
Given under my hand at the city of w ashirgtou,
this twenty first day of December, A. ID. 1859.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Laid Ofhce.
de o. WEV
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TJNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lans, and Without FaiIuss
for Eight YsHrs.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND oAEsoE,
VIA PANAMA RkE1eAG.

CANTONESE many frauds and impo- <a<aek
sitIons of various kinds have been lateJ SS&&
Eerpetrtted on trxvel ers bound 10 CA Ll-SA&S>EA
FORNlA, that the subsorI0eT, the only authorized
az emit for passage BY the u. &. Mail Line via Pans
ma. in the city OF New York, feels Il his duty to
caution all persons seeking passage to California
lind the true once Of the Steamships of tho u. 8
Mail Line, WA Panama Railroad, as no other ONCE
In New York Is authorized TO engage passage.
The Companies have only one otioe in New York,
fronting the North River, at the head of the
Company's Wharf.
og.' W. r. tMa Sfsf th ss sSST New York
TIE PACIFIC NAN tNv STEAMSHIP CON
One of the STEAMSHIPS of this COMPANY, oarryins
the United States MaIl for ACAPUEo. <-tpeAe
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leaves S2R&3
Panama twice each month. on he arrival
ofth United states Mail So. COmpany's steamers
which leave New Orleans and New York reg ulary
on the 5th and goth OF each month with tia mails
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and ap
proved BY the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
The panama Railroad ~ miles lous) is now com
pleted from ocean to ocean, and is crossed In
rs
are embark ed at Panama by steamer 81 tbs com
pany's expense The money paid in New YOrt
covers all eX penses of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept IN port in Panama and
San Francisco to prevent detention of acol
dent, SO that the route entirely rsabs-no failure
having occurred In eight years.
PASSENGERS leave Panama the same day they ar
rive at Asplnwall.
Conductors 20 through by each steamer, and take
charge Of women and children without other pro-
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply al
the agency, IN West street, New York, to !. w.
Co, New Orleans.-or q. l.. BARTLETT. Bos.
ton. " 9x-u
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1QSOl In CONTINUING THEtJOSO
lOslJ business of the 6rm of Elyanst 1903

1859 IN Go d I'll Jul =; TaEIIS59
ThonpsOn. 1dissoivcd 8, :" l m on the let
,nnsI1 We s axe the opp1rt9mtI 81 statln. DIS
BEEN Sussed With view to our own
and IN conformity to the universal sbortenirs Of
vii render al bulls o.. oS the of and every
month snd shall INSIST On settlements IN CASH. or
TO those % Of our customer who will oa.h their
bills when rendered. We promise deduction OF i've
cent and On 60 day notes three per cent Cd, which
percentage will be credited to account on current
tss snS 10 mot
them the beneht of liberal discount for promptness
and al e 2. yet not Understood
III small balances and transient accounts. ICON
trsoted under promise to pay 10 day or ,Eo) being
hereafter be declined. =.
IL. No new accounts opened unless accompanied
'''"'' '"-A "''" ELvAHs { TiaoaPsoN.
ja4 colin Hntel& Ststesl 80 "a and 10Th Isl SITS.
IN, "pINNER Pa RARTIEs:"
FIRST class French cook can be sent to their resi-
denoes to pare dinner for them at the moderate
Those wishing TO avoid the trouble of marketias
oan have the best the market affords sent 70 their
One or more dishes will be sent to shy part of the
Sss rfG
in the city. at . saving Of % per cent rn
ds15-eoam asa Pa sv.. bet. Iath and 18th sis.
nPTICIAN AND OCULIST.-Dr.W OLFSON
- 9Th ST., corner of Pa. avenue, oontin-
ues to furnish all requiring them with -sNMHS>
ss Cd sgn I'd ~
EYE GLASSES, which gained the
have trisd them. No oharge..Io his customers for
consultations en- oouist. The reputa' ion of his
Glasses to remedy near sshtedness, failing sight
fromsthe approach of age, from increasing GAIA
ract, universally established thrOug bout Eu-
rope well as the United States. His charges
extremely moderate. de IS-NH tn SIN
NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
IN AND MOLASSEs.
We are shortly expecting the brig Georgia, with
$50 hogsheads SUGAR,
$40 barrels MOLASSES.
This cargo has been selected especially for this
and the District markets. and is represented to be
of choice quality.
1t will be offered at public aucton on ARRIVAL of
which due notice will be given.
FOWLE CO.,
de 81 eotf Alexandra, Va
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THROUGH TICKETS can b. obtained al the
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE. corner OF Penns wanna avenue and eth
street, Washington, on board of the Steam Ferry
Boat Gorge PaEe,or at the Oioe of the OrAnge and
AleXandrIs Railroad, at Alexandra.
Richmond, Danville, LyneA5urg, BrIsfo!,
Knoxville, Dalton, Atlanta, Chattanooga
Nashville, Huntscllls, Grand Junction
Memphis, Montgomery and Ner Orleans,
By rect route, and continuous railway conneo
Uons to Memphis.
AdordinE greater EzpsdiGioH and Co~tforf eno
being 20 miles shorfsr than by any other
The steam ferry boat q gorge Page leayes the foot
of7th street at 81 a. m, for Alexandra, where paz
senEers take the for Richmond, Char 0t,EvIIle
Stanton, White Sulphur Springs, Woodstock, & o.,
and at N p. IN. for Richmond and all points South
Dhls
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses cave the once.
Pa. avenue, at o. clock a. m. and ,. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
el7-H Washing ton.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP In THk
WORLD,
The bert COUGH SYRUP IN the world
HARTshORNE,S PEGTORAL SYRUP OF

This article s prepared by a chemist. and i, pre-
nOunced bv medical men, and those who have used
Il, To be the best PREPARATION for COhgAS Gods
CG:aTTh, BroEcsittS, HOGTSsHeSS, Sore TAToat
from Cold, and a preventive of that lion of dis
eases, c on sumption. - ~
Persons v no sing should use 10. II is pleasant In
the taste sOftens clears aud strengthens the Yoao
vents taking cold.
~ Bottles IS and SO cents and 81. SOFA n, an
dra. - ~ 20
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OCBANSTEAMERS SAILING DAYS
fRoH YHx IJurxvn S-....

NOTl E.-FoR SALE-A splendid uaIr of
! HORSES, that would auit any gen -
tlsmen who wishes 10 possess q good pair L. 49,
Of Horses. They are of fine styls and Wzn
action, and hns travellers; sold for no UW
tsaIt, only the present owner having no>b-3Ass
further use for them. They can be seen or triad nv
Il Co.'S uotIOn Rooms
P.s-They will be sold on reasonable time for
paper satisfactorily endorsed. in = I'm
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frayalsrs' Direetary.
N FROM wIsHTNGToN
III Eo7 TO ALL PA RTs OF Shh
:" u - r.,
30TyT4WEST AND NORTHWEST

~ - c9x3S8
BaItinsrs and Ohis Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. SEQ
TWO THRpysH TRAINS AXE NOW RUN
From vI PsAHlffSS STU F sSfdAfla E VEST,
a. follow:
LIST. NAIL TRAIN starts 1t f.S Q. M, SUNDAY
excepted connecting closely at w Arlington Juno
ton, for Cumberland and Piedmont.
caichs5 EXsfPfRlEN ss At6NNEc hHoss I a
Washington ar SD ,. m. RESOLVING ClncInnAt at Sc
I'm. next day, and connectnr directly with EIpress
for 81. Louis, Kansas, 40. r-z
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery the Road
In daylight take either the las g. m. oc $40 y. N
For Pslfersburr and all stations on the North.
western NIrg mia Road take the ~ ,. Tram. For
Marietta and Cincinnati Rshrosd take the same.
stss and ,., 10 al
ae &A ~. PASSENGERS for the Main stem of tn.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Win leave Washing
For ali points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 7.t5 O.. m. tram.
For sA Stations between PIedmont and Whselins
srIsk Tram take the 40 ,. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
.sd SO and iSi n ssnd.s S
leave Baltimore At go and $50 a. M. and $50 and
s on sGsd t,s .; 50 q m Sny M
tions and for Annapolis connections.
Tie IS a.. m. and $50 p. are the chief connect
ing trains for the vest and the s.lO. 7.<5 and see
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ticket Office, WASHINGTON.
T. H. PA M' =. sS, AA{sn'.
non Master of TRANSFORMATION IA timore
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CHARLES MADES.

II .HAhLES MAUES,
SUCCESSOR TO b. ScHADJ
COM" OF Ihtrd Strsef and Peas Aresue
The present propristor b.. ,,., .;s a. .
pssns or s,1Ss q Kline Wine. Cham
quality, from FrsI oe and GIN n. snst :;Es
tsnd aI,o oI "a TINS country. selected from H11
mented u. Sobad, who q few month. the MUCH Ia.
va. 70 Europe. Departed this life. The stoos i
=, one I' and Will be presented to connoIssuIs
oseiea IN tne market. In addition TO the sboye ys
ss3 SnnmGhe pure DA6synthe, Dried PIumS.
eDie ior uansplantlng and liable use: All Ind -,
=, s M m season as the best of Oysters, and Msss
NJ HouIs ~ the snortest no'Ice TO Ali 81 ,tSs
csn paineeaf attention. The prices for The an
e4nLot D compared with for oheapnss. 'Ho Soihs
ta,Im .o<u.., CHARLES MADES
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WHEN In TIE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ltdies and Gentlemen loce one OF ID cir
Erettest Estercl attrsctons-t hne head of hair-lt
oeoomcs matter of SORROWS Importance and the
Suettion 10 bat shall do to stop the hair from
fIy 70 this SusTy, We beg 70 say, try DIR. bARRIS'
HAIR PROMOTER AND IkIPROVER, A few
remove dandruf, Keep the soap clean and White
and lmPart ircshnoss ard vltor to the hair; and
oontnued use Of u two months will insure Won
luz drIsnt head Of hair. Gail and get bottle ana M
and ret the price paid,
Ask for Dr. Harms Hair Promoter and Inprovsr,
Sold In Richmond by w. PETEVSaIN nm, /.
glst, corner Main and 18th, and Man and Wal ,fs .
and IN Mashinfton city BY ". ID. GILMAN, Drag
~. CLARK, DruEElst, corner ~ street and "a.
etSleo. AL ly
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsEN Ess, &o.

4 oS"ho' SObDS' hchhSENkSS, &o.
The prevalence of ths above CONSTANT, AT nm,
season gene rally has the ell ct Of bring out host
OF ProiessedlJ new specifics. and while some are
GOOD many are useless, and others even dangerous
ny physician, or otherWIse use only such remedies
es IohE puoc en perlence has proved he safe aud
POUND SYRUP OFG GUN ARABIC. OutInsl-
tue laVorte prescription Of an eminent ply sicIau
nsoon became popular remady, and has oantInu al
10 enJoy aErOgIng reputation for the last twauts
years, In cases Of common Colds, Coughs, &c, a
acts like q charm. and Chrome Cases BrouehIt,.
WhOopnE rough. Group, Asthma, Inn uenza a q
IT'S success 10 uIpGra eled, and most wall tesIify who
have usedIt.
Pnce 25 corts ard 30 cents per bottle
Sold by Nalrn Palmer, Chas. Stott &c. wssb-
lngton Clssel. 6eOrgetOuE; Peel& stevens A.
exandrla where u may he had al So for
IN LOzenser form. Proc l21 and q cents a nos :"
known rs Flyers Cum Arabic Coush Gard,
Drops, as an eegaat. pleasant and fI,s.n.on. psi
monte Lozenge they are unsurpassed. mo- m an
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COX FOR THE GOLD EAGIED

p SS 80 tseehved. q magnificent lot of ENGIIsp
S6INc%KhylNGS. framed not also. Al IND: - ~
riCTURE and LOOKING. g ass Ep aH 5t 81
dsAH WAGNERiS
Ks pa ave. op Do.ife KirLvood.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-18
up, WIN. II. DOVE d CO.

al ,yohN p. ELLIS.
between sth and 18th st..
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HAIR. Tooth, Nail, asd Bandolne Brushes, m
near 18Th street. d2-em
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For sale by Druggists generally. Price FOR Ava
bottles, 81; medium sized bottles, 81.
N, l.. CLARK CO. ProprletOrs, Boston.
For sale IN Washington by 4. ID. Gilman, sBeoia
Smith, V. Harbsugh, n. II. MoPhsrson =. -
Walsh, Joseph Bury, JAS. H. Stone, J. :. Lovejoy
Dr. ID, b Clarke, ID. RldEey; and in 6eorgetovz
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-10-27
IHcItinS a Mob in Washington.

The organ of Douglas in Washington
City is called "The States" When the
Harper's Ferry tidings frightened the Wash
ington Shareholders out of their wits, the
Douglas organ made an effort TO raise a
mob for the destruction of the "National
Era and the "Repu6lic offices, the OILY
newspapers in the Federal City not devo-
ted to the slave interest. The effort sig
nally failed The Era quotes the Ian
guage of the States, and remarks:
The destruction of this printing office
by Washington mob will be the worst
days work which the people of this city
have done in many day
The Republican also publishes the in
cend AIRY article of the States and says:
Happily, to the credit of our city. the in
cendiary appeal met no response but an in
dignant one against its author, from the
people of Washington.
The New York evening Post replies at
length to the incendiary and fanatical Or
gan of Douglas, at Washington, which
Silly asserted this to be "the most alarm
ing and daring insurrectionary demonstra-
ton that ever has been made in the United
States, 'and instigated retaliatory mob v;o-
lence against the two Republican journals
published at the federal capital.