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II TO THE AFFLICTED!

w TO THE AFFLICTED!
HIS Great Purifier of the Blood the INDIAN
VEGETABLE DECOCTlON. prepared by Mrs.
Nj. COX, of Baltimore, is of the most valu5 ble
medicines now known to the faculty, and its pOpu
larIty 10 increasing daily. For the cure of Dyspep-
sa cry sIpe8s, Rheumatism, and all diseases of the
stomach, Blood and Skin IL is found to be most
efhcaciOus remedy, also diseases of the Liver and
who can testify to the good results which have fol
lowed from its use. We take pleasure in referring
besto wing inealcuable benefit upon suffering hu-
manlty. 1t is for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residence,
l58 East Baltimore street, Baltimore, and at the
principal Drug Stores.
Agents in Washington-Chas. Stott. corner Pa
avenue aud 7th street, Browns Hotel SquareE r.
b. Winter, corner street and Vermont avenue;
and the Druggists generally. Also by r. 8. Il. CHS
sell Georgetown.
The best reference can be given in or out Of the
city, and numerous certificates by calling op
the Preparedness. mar I7-Iv
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ma "a tr 202 Dock street, Philadelphia
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SOYER's sULTANA SAUCE,


vented by the reno wnef
Soyer," on his return
from the CTlmea, and since
his decease ~ manufacture
Ell by CROSSE h BLACK
WE'LL, London, from the
original recipe. The man
uiacturers simply ask for 10
a trial, convinced that II
must add To the already
large consumption, and
that II will prove itself un-
equalled, either as = stImu-
lant To the appetite or an
aid 10 digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
PRVgz
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
i he Subscriber having made additions to his
fsotorys making II now one ofthe largest. DRR,
IN the District, where his facilities fcrSE
WAGONS OF all kinds cannot be surpas sed, and
rom MS long experience in the BUSINESS, he hopes
tO give general satisfaction. rs
AL kinds Of Carriage ca and Light Wagons kept on
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
~ attended TO- 49,
second hand Carriages taken in exchsngs foI new
ones. ~ - ANDREW j, JOYCE,
1N-d corner Of Ilth and y sta.
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I AGER BEER.
IL No. 43f E st., ftro doors east Of TIA 81.
PAUL SlfOS is in the daily receipt of the Alex
sndIa LAGER BEER. now acknowledged TO be
be the best IN this country Orders for this health
ful beverage, either in large or small bottles or
kegs, promptly filled, and delivered free OF charge
at any part of the CITY at the moderate prices
Also, choice HUNGARIAN and FRENCH
WINES. ma % SIN
CALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILL.
" IL takes l56 feet of split wood to make a cord.
kind OF wood, carrying cords ard half-cords. The
wood saved but not split Is me assured before beiug
sawed. Fuel delivered To any part Of Washington
or Georgetown Ofhces n. w. cor. 18th and G, No
a41 loot of nth st.. below War Departt ap tS-n
SO0 MCKINNEY Il I.ANSDALE, S90
PaRK FIRE fhSs ne ia FSk TEE ,;,.i. W
supplies SSn.ooo, nearly; and correspondents OF
other Companies having cash capital of over
SS,eN,0n. Losses equItab adjusted and promptly
eaId. Once No. 500 9TH street. ID. aps
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nPERATlC MUSICAL GUEST No. / month.
" ly, just received at SHEPHERDS noTna,
Uh aud ID streets, containing ~ ~
Two Selections from Lucr,tia Rorsia
that Dread Field of Rimini
Music Inviting Us
Oh, how Fair, how full of Beauty
IA but q lovly Fisher Bow
p penssnee SO Long, so Yainy Sought, &C., DO.
.'Oo % ocuts "a pages
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" kiNpIlNG AND STOVE WOOD,
BAi.TIMooRGG G CON SNa esq
CUMBERLAND. LUMP, & SMITHS coal!
FULL WEIGHT AND MEASURE GIVEN;
FAIR PRICES EAPErTEDi
We wish 10 understood that we design doing a
cash business. Persons sending their orders wi
please send the money or have 1t ready when the
fuel delivered thereby saving us the trouble Of
sending forft.
We would say 20 those few persons having &C
counts, we consider them due at any time we pre-
sent them coneeQ uently We pect the money when
presented. r, j. w NJ GAIT
foot of nth St. below war Depsrt't ma 5H
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CO. ~ tUIeH btttI-IIppttI ptH- HdHUItS,
For all the artici es class suitable and conye
nient samples must be submitted, with price AT
tached To each and the price in all cases must IN
cIds the deLireIy Of the articles at the Department
je g. Paw tSHh June $500
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SKIRTS FOR THE QUEEN AND THE ENPRpss-
IL may surprise our readers to learn that the
celebrated skirt manufacturers, W ). and G.
III. Thomson, are now making for Queen Vic
toria and the Empress Eugenie an assortment
of their iDdestructible skirts. which for light
ness, durability, and exquisitencss of design.
may fairly be termed marY els Of beauty. Will
not Amaryllis, and Musidora. and, in,leed.
the charming and fashionable gentlewomen
who walk in Broadway, envy the Queen of
England and the Empress Of the French their
aTrsyal in these elegant fabrics2 Perhaps so
but then Messrs. Thomson arc now making
GesI males Of these durable court skirts for the
grauhcation and use of American ladies. How
delighted they will be to wear them The
speciality Of those elegant skirts-which. BY
the way, are formed Of silk and steel-consists
IN the "eyelet fastening" a very great i'm
prOyement upon the old methods Of slides and
elastic bands, both Of which were insecure and
liable to get out OF order; but with the new
fastening che dispacing of the hoops is rem.
dered impossible. while the - outs and ins OF
eriaoline." comprising the getting into ana
out of stages, the passing through narrow pew
doors and crowded thorou shfares, are mad,
both easy and pleasant, and unaccOmpanied BY
fear ON the part Of the wearers that thei
hoops require readjusting, Hops Journal.
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HINAGENTLEMAN' s HoUsE,-He first took
| US to his country house, now uninhabitcd. II
was the perfect residence of Chinese gentle
man; There was very large garden with
bamboo hedges and large fish tanks, edged with
walls OF blue brick and perforated tiles His
Pigs were In admirable condition, and as beau
utully kept as the Prince COnsort's at Windsor
About the grounds were nutmegs mangosteens,
plantalns, cOcoanuts, dsriens, and small creep
ers, trained into baskets and pagOdas Inside
the house the drawing rooms had doors sliding
across circular openings. We then went on to
this good gentleman's private residence, enter
ing by Chinese triumphal gate. He tells me
he has 10 miles of carriage road round his cs-
| tate. 1t is on fine undulating tract of land
reclaimed from the jungle, and laid out with
rare taste. In the outskirts tiger killed a
man the other day. in his garden L found
Jscko, living IN cane cage, next door to pOr-
cupine; there were also some rare birds Fur
ther on some very small Brahmin bulls n Cash
mere goat, and family of young kangaroos
There were all sorts Of unknown beautiful flow
ers placed about in enormous China vases
Here hrst saw the tea plant growing. 1t is
ot the camelia tribe, three or four feet high
perhaps, and bears a small white flower like
the open dOgrOse, also | was shown the "Inoon
dower,' kind of rounded convOlvulus that
only opens at night There was bower of
monkey cups'-the pitcher flower, which col
lects water, and from which Jacko refreshes
himself in the jungles. The fan palma beau
iiful tree on the lawn-produced water of clear
cold quality by being pierced with penknfe.
several minute creepers were trained over wire
forms to initiate dragons, with egg shells fer
their eyes; and there wore many of the celebra-
ted dwarf trees-the first 1 had seen-little oaks
and elms about Is inches high, like small with
cred old men. The house here was superbly
furnished in the English style, but with Ian
terms all about it. At o'clock the guests ar
rived-mOstly English-all dressed in short
white jackets and trousers. The dinner was
admirably served, in a good London style, and
all the appointments, as regarded plate, glass
wines, and dishes, perfect The quiet atten-
tive waiting of the China boys deserved all
praise After dinner we lounged through the
rooms, decorated with English prints of the
Royal family. statuettes, ''curiOs' from every
part of the world, and rare objects in ju ie-stone
and crackle china, also portrait of our host S
son who is being educated in Edinburgh. He
was in English dress.-AL5eTt Smiths To CHI
Ra and Back.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. C. MCGUIRE L CO., Auctloneer

| BY j. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., AuctIoneers
| SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE
syKEl sMnSTEL sETs K,GM CIT T,sls ORsaMEsIs
saGEon WEbSEsDXY fSp atSs;s MORN
cGstsp thp[d ds h at 10 oGock at the residence
MsH n o. GeGTKetown nearly opposite the gate
superior Furniture and Household Effects, COM m
pnsing- ~
Suit Of feleGant Crimson Brocatells- covered Psrlor
fnrnlturs, consisting of large Divans, with
pillows, four Arm Chairs, and six full silt Side
Pair of large GIlt-frame French Plate Mantel Mir
splendid full Gilt Mantel Sets, consisting of ele-
Fender, and Fire Irons. &c, style Louis XVIII,
with Gilt Cornco and Loops, Lace Curtains 5,
Pair French gilt Chandeliers for candles, with rich
Gas BRACKETS and Fixtures throughout the house,
SuPeLD Bun it CabIpet, large Centre and Card Ia
-Four exquisite Pastels, copies from the Gallery of
Suit of Parlor Furniture, without covers, compris
nnS2 Dvans and Pillows, Arm Chairs, and .
Large White Bear Skin Rug,
6nstb 6THisfb Mstsiss AssessoT and l3S,an Carpets
Oak Extension Dining Tables,
MSToSSo GSyeTed Oak Dining Chairs,
BEAUTIFUL Bronze Msntel Set, consisting of French
Glock, Candelabras, Urns, Fender, and Fire
Complete Set of Gilt Table Furniture af new and
Deautliul style, comprising IL Gilt Stands. with
CTystal Cut Glass Dishes and Candelabras to
Superior Silver plated Oval and Round Dishes,
WATERS, Tea Get, Castors, Tea Kettle, Urns,
Very large and complete Set of French Crystal Cut
Set of English Diamond moulded Glass Ware,
Beautiful Green and Gold Dessert, Tea and Coffee
Service, richly decorated with hand painted
French China Dinner Services,
Sevres China Tete-a tcte Set,
Mahogany Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus,
Mahogany Mirror front and Plain Wardrobes,
Gilt and Plain Iron Bedsteads. Iron Crib.
superior Hair and Husk Mattresses, Bolsters and
Pillows, ~
Blankets. Comforts, Counterpanes.
pressing Tables, Looking glasses, Toilet Sets,
lounges, SOFAS, Easy Chairs, Bed Lounge,
Datnask ana ChlntZe Curtains. CornIce and Shades
Ofhce Furniture, Tables, Chairs, &c.
very Iarge number ofsuperior copper Cooking Uten
Excellent Roasting Jack, Refngerators, &c,
Iosether with large quantity of household artI
cles not necessary to enumerats.
80 AT O'CLOCK r. NJ,
In front OF the residence, we shall SELL
Par OF large and superior Bay Carriage Horses,
m between and years old.
PAR Of superior blooded Mares about years old,
English Open Carriage,
old English Brougham,
] Market Wagon, Cart,
Lot of Harness, Stable Furniture &C.
Terms So and under cash over that sum a credit
OF 81 and 80 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes.
p. 8. The house will he open for exhibition on
TUESDAY, April Sth, from 10 O'Clock a. m. to 5
O'Clock P.m.
ap15-d &c. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
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HOT SPRINGS OF Rio VERDH.-The correspon.
dent of the New Orleans Picayune describes q
very beautiful spot on the Isthmus of Tehuan.
tepec, where are found some hot springs The
''bathing pool" is situated at the foot of cliff
which rises perpendicularly, with parallel si,les
to height of over two hundred feet; this giar
wall or ledge reaches down to the surface of the
water, and is cut down from the top with all
the regularity Of work carved by human
hands. The pool is about forty feet in length
by twelve in width, and in the middle is fully
nine feet deep; it is scooped out of the solid
rock, and is perfectly adapted in all its natur-
al arrangements to bathing purposes The
temperature Of the water in the pool is about
"a deg. Fahrenheit, but few yards above.
where the springs first make their appearance,
II Is so hot as to be uncomfortable in its applica
ton to the hands or feet; and yet strange as i;
seems, in this stream Of almost boiling water
numbers Of curious and beautiful fishes are
found, each different from his fellows, and all
yariegated with spots and stripes The water
possesses remarkably curative properties in
cases of sundry disorders of the human body
The bites of poisonous insects are immediately
cured by plunge in the fountain.
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The CONFIDENCE EGAHE.-Theophilus A. Orr
who arrived in this city yesterday from Vir.
ginia on his way to Nebraska to purchase land
was yesterday done out Of 500 in notes on the
bank of the Old Dominion by swindler in one
Ofthe common often exposed ways. The sharper
formed his acquaintance quite skilfuly, and
managed to make Mr.. Orr believe him a gen.
tleman of scrupulous honesty and much mpOr.
tance in the city. Finding out the crrsnd the
Virginian was on, and ascertaining tho char.
acter of his money, Mr. Sharper advised him
to go to some broker and have his bills changed
for Missouri money or gold. He afterwards
said that if Mr.. Orr would 90 with him to his
room at Barnum's Hotel he would give him
gold for the notes, and only charge him one
half of one per cent. for tho exchange. The
Virginian consented, and was shown to Mr.
Sharper room, which turned out to be the ger
tlemen's parlor. Here the swindler took the
S400 and said he would go to his safe in the ne II
room, get the gold, ard bring it in a few mo-
ments. Mr.. Orr took a seat, Mr.. Sharper passed
into the ladies' parlor, thence down stairs and
into the street. The Virginan waited for him
some time, but we have not heard that the 800
minus the exchange, came to hand.-St. Lou,s
Republican, AprH9.
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WOOD AND COAL

X f E T pt6PEi BEEEo ORE THE
That A. PAINTERS CITY STEAM FIRE
WOOD MILLS Is the only place On the city that
wood can he bought chea pest aud of the hes. auai
ity IN Oales, bundles, or packages, warranted full
10 PER CENT LESS THAN ELSEWHERE
IN THE CITY, FOR CASH.
OAh, HICKORY, and PINE WOOD, sawed
and split any length size desired delivered any
where In the city, Navy Yard, or Alexandra,
or neorgetovn, free of charge. Oders left at
= w: X. Handy's, opposite Willards' Hotel /;
w m Ballanty ne's, s9S 1th street; with WIN. Wha,
leys omnibus drivers, corner 7th St and Pa avenue:
or az Pages Wharf, foot Of 7th street promptly at
Tended To. Ofhce south side of 18th street bridge
The money To accompany the order in all cases or
he ready when the fuel is delivered.
aP 2u A.PAYNTER. at Pages Wharf
KNDLING AND STOVE wOOD-Our mill
IN being again IN thorough order we are now pre-
pared to furnish all In want of FUEL at very low
rates Onr machine prepared WOOD is acknowl-
edge The FeI by all seekers of economy and conye-
mence. Il. J. Il w. VI. GAIT,
N. w. corner 18th and c sts. No. 5f7;
msrSrlvr Foot of 18th ST.. below War Depart
GALTS' CITY STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS.
~ Wood prepared any length and size delivered
TO all parts OF the city, Navy Yard, and George
town. Orders by mail promptly attended to. The
the fuel is delivered. T. ia w. NJ. GAIT.
n. w. corner 18th and c sts., No. 5E7;
mar 25-ly,r Foot of 18th st., below War Depart.
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LET MARRIED WOMEN ALONE.-In Philadel-
phia, on Saturday, gentleman and lady, fash
IoDahly dressed, were walking on Vine street,
when stout individual. also we'll dressed, ap-
Peared and glanced at the couple, when the
latter treated the gentleman to a blow which
teiled him to the ground and caused him TO roll
feet, and made of at a rapid rate. The assail-
ant proved to be the husband Of the lady. and
took this method of expressing his dislike 10
his wfie's promenading with any body but him
Netcs.
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MORYOSIsH.-Ths absurd imposturc is now
thirty-One years old. joe Smith, its inventor,
had no hesitation, in its early days, in admit
ting IN priya'e that he knew it to be an iInpos-
ture. On one occasion, while the Mormon tenn
pie was in Ohio. he confessed to Mr.. Wilson a
lawyer of Cleveland, (now Judge Wilson, of the
L. > District Court for northern Ohiol that il
was humbug, ard defended it on the ground
that, in lis opinion. all religions were hum
bugs, and that he hal as good right As any
b0iy else to avail himself of popular credulity.
We had this from Judge Wilson'S own lips
The late j. Washington Smith. former Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge Of Virginia inform
cd Us that Joe :dmittcd the same thing sub
stantislly to him. At the same time there is
TO doubt that most of Joe Smiths followers
were honest in their de'usiOn, as the sacrifices
they made Of comfort and even OF property,
substantially proves
The revelation of pOlygamy to the saints il
comparatively recent. not having been publicly
proclaimed till 1853 though they were sus-
pcctcd both of the theory and practice before
that tune. Utah was recognized by the Federal
government "a n Territory in 1850, and Brig
ham Young appointed Governor by Mr. Fill
more an appointment which was renew ed under
the administration of Gen. Pierce 1t is not
much credit TO the boaSted enlightenment of
the age and country that such a superstition
should attain such a growth in the nineteenth
century and in the United States of America.
Most of its deluded vOtaries are however from
foreign countries. The mass Of them are sin
ccre; but the leaders are cunning rogues, like
Joe Smith, who make the credulity Of the su-
PerstitiOus their stock in trade. Brigham
Young. the present head Of the MOrmOns, is a
man Of considerable administrative capacity.
and Is said to have made a handsome fortune
out of monism.-RichmORd Dispatch
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IL lis the sense Of smelling more pleasing than
the sense Of tasting," was the question up Before
n western debating society In a bar-room Uncle
Joe was the last TO speak upon the negative and
all were anxious 10 hear him deliver himself
Walking up to the barkeeper, he called for hot
whisky punch, and drank II off with great gusto ;
then, turning TO his opponents. he handed the
Now, small it, you varnint!n 1t is needless 70
add that Uncle Joe drought down the house, u
and also the decision for the negative.
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By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

NO. 14s5-CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Dis
~ TRiCT or COLUMBIA, SITTING ~ CHaSCPRy,
Muller and Wite vs. John and Cdfharin, Mason et
a., hetrs ot tdtc Of AieIan Ter lfncnsnb,
The subscrl ber, the Trustee appointed by the de
cree rendered IN above cause, in obedience to said
decree. will SELL at public auction on tho premises
on TIL URSDAY, the 5th day of NAV, l859 at # We
O'Clock p. m, all the right title, interest and estate
of the parties to the above cause in and to the fol
loving lots al ground, lying in the city Of Washing
said city To- w.t. Lets numbered Il and 49, i'm Saua re
IN square No, 50 Lots No. and IS, in square No
81; Lot No: in Square No. 4n Lot No. G. IN Square
No. Al; Lot No A. In Square No. 42; and Lots No,
"a. 9and 81, in Square No. l2S.
fhe torms OF sale will be: One-thIrd of the pur-
two equal Instalments, bearing interest from the
day OF sale, and 12 months from day of sale for
which the Purchasers will be required to give their
PromIsory notes and, upon the final ratification of
the sale by the Court and the full payment ofthe
will convey by good and sufficient decd or deeds To
the purchaser or purchasers ali the title interest
and estate otthe parties In the above i'm and
the said lots sold
The terms of sale to be complied with by the pur-
ohaSers within days from the day of sale: and.
upon falure 80 to comply, the lots to be resOd by
the subscriber upon such terms he may direct at
the rlsk and expense Of the purchaser or purcha-
sers.
All conveyances at the cost of the purchasers
The sale Will commence with tho lots in Square g.
ASa0n ~
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NEWSPAPERS IS OLDEN TIsEs-When news-
papers were first established, they were quite
destitute of advertisements, and nothing was
more common than for papers to be issuod with
blank page. The first newspaper printed in
America had only three pages of reading mat
ter, as there was not foreign or domestic news
enough to fill out all the columns. In England
after II while, new method was adopted to fill
up the space not required for the current news
by publishing selections from the sacred Scrip
lures, and many an old newspaper is now ex.
tant with d whole page copied from the Bible.
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The MARQUIS OF WATERFORD, whose death
we have announced, passed much of his time in
pursuits calculated to degrade rather than Il
eanoble him. He sought distinction, not in the
'cannOn mouth" indeed, but in the ..watch-
man'sr t lie. :" and by wringing off door handle:
and knockers, thrashing tradeslnen and in other
riOtous jokes. which won for him a worldwide
notoriety. Nearly twenty years ago, he visited
this country in his yatch with some vivacious
friends, and within night or two after his ar
rival found quarters in n Station House in New
York, for clark on Broadway Mayor Law
rence reprimanded the prisoners, and then
punished them by an invitation to dinner He
was equally unfortunate in Boston and Phila-
delphia; and his former career concluded by
his receiving a sound thrRshing in Norway
from rugged old horse policeman of Dron.
THEM. lie figured conspcuously at the famou,
''psssage-at-arms and absurdities,' the "Eg.
lingtOn Tournament" by knocking Lord Al
thorp of his horse with lance, and carried of
the prize of valor to lay at the feet Of the Queer
of Love and Beauty, the accomplished daughter
of Sheridan, Lady Seymour, now Duchess OF
Somerset. In the time of the great Irish fami ne
Of 1917, he showed himself good and efficient
landlord, and of late lived q quiet life.
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DENTISTRY. Ac

H. DENT Al NOTICE
DH. HILLS has removed hts 0esca ..
long occupied by DR.. nj !stHr, lIS Per-, the rooms
ss ~ Dstyse5 se.ss5 tS ss and @ .b ss
his services. For professional s.bllitT - -
permitted to refer To DR.. MaSyser. ." Kindly
MI TEETH.
he MSER ii P 81. IF I9e tnySat9 rand patentee of
persons pI personally at MS IfiSe . g this eity ks
cannot wear Others; and no per- ,on can ws -
who cannot wear these. 20" wear others
with any style aud price Of ,'eeth tI socommodated
ons to those who sre pa5hc Iar and wish tie purss
Srt cen nroducs the Nj host perfect deuture that
more fully warranted. In IL Niu oe
Or, 6 ,c, u tins city, 40. s Penn avenue between
phis. '' Hi0h street, PhIIadel-