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0UCHLAIIOUH.
E'xrF,s S 81 ssbbrkk ffo,Rsr &C <
FURNITURE DRY GOODS.

| CLAGErr 4 DODSOr,
ExrKyslvK DKALKRs IN ALL KINDS OF
Superior Furniture Dry Goods,
announce thst their Store-hOuse 10 row yell hlled
s sss s
Ofhces, Lodgings, &o., 40. a. s'
Is filed with sl kit ds Cocoa. Canton, and Singapore
MsttiDsS n 81 .idtss CoGos Cog JSts And oshsI
q the shortest notice, furnished and cut out to
st any siIed loom. hall, or passage The designs Of
elegant dssi ms Known to the trade. ~''' '' "0''
THE SECOND STORY
= heavily supplied With masni6cent stock of very
Three, Py, BouSls iasr.in. %ool dutch. Pfiassd
Pru''sl. heavy S Enslsh and ANsJcan vsntisn.
door, ra i. ,n .ooEsa vs
oEt EINs sne r BR9tsTE bkkS S2SkRs cloth,
ss3%sdi.is sss and qualities h and NAPKINS and
may bs foana .hs sesbPs.sd Of
dsrs and Belgium, very rare and elegant, and cheap
THE THIRD STORY
sna aRo
PETiNG for mIaTi.S I1S%a' Ttb ss, ag,
sass MATCHING, s or sR Sc
sssS e FIX
Lay. .as M.. Ind 6s sBf eR
TAlNS, from the looms OF g. 0all- ELEGANT coz
NICES, In both metal and wood, amongst which
are several new styles, representing Rose wood,
OAK and Walnut, srnam ented with figures OF gold,
from the celebrated manufactoIy OF xumpsteiu &
Aiso, Ion the same soarce, SIDE BANDS, re
presenting clusters of Strawberries, Plums, Roses,
Lilies. Daisies, Fusehies, and many other fruits
and flowers all gotten up In glass and meal, In the
sE sis s ps fff SSsgs md Rs a. g ghsi
necessary belongings for Curtains. s. ...
Also, an extensive and very cheap assortment of
Transparent, Gilt. and other SHA DES and FIX
TUR ES, PICTURE COR DIS and TASSnLS. 30
i--J HEFOURTH STORY
ia also filed with elegant MEDALLION CAR
PETS, in Velvet, Of sizes adapted to the dimen-
s,9ns If psrloss agd Srsr1So5e9% i9 this and
of both double and single breadth patterns, amongst
which are some Of French manufacture, style of
Louis XIV, and some in English, IL coos after
the Persian and Turkish style and cOlors. rE
Also, supply Of suparloL English and American
bratsd anufaatOres Of Crossley & Sops, Halifax,
Yorkshire and the Messrs. Bigelow, Clinton, Mass.
With them may be found RUGS and MATS exc
cuted in the most exquisite cOlors, on hne velvet
heavy bodies, representing animals, birds. flowers,
and landscapes, truer to nature than the finest Of
paintings O.. at astonishingly low prices.
The pubic are invited to look through our stock
and examine for themselves. -. . r.
All our goods are warranted to be as sold Prices
as low as those OF any othsr establishment In this
country.
Ora who buy OF us, viii have their goods sent home
wv - CLAGETT & DODsON,
Sc 12-eO4w - Pa. av, I'd door east of 9th st.
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QUALIFYING HNsKLS>-The London Quarterly
for July has the following story: san .f' ''
native Of one of the Soafh SEQ islands went TO
q missionary, desiring baptism. On his confess
ing that he had two wives he was told that he
could not receive the sacrament until he should
promise TO be contented with one. He retired
without asking further explanation. The next
day he presented himself again and reiterated his
desire for baptism, saying he had only one wife
Upon examination IL was discovered that he had
qualified himself for the ceremony by killing and
saftsS one Of his wives. -f4,. . - Cd. s.n Q B..
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WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world 10
HARTsHORNE'S PEGT0RAL SYRUP OF

This article is prepared by chemist and 10 bro
bounced BY medical men, and those who have used
It, to be the best PREPARATION for Coughs, Colds, Ca
t0rrh Bronchitis, HodYs eHsss, Sore Throat from
Cold and preventive of that lion of diseases, Coa
sxn1ptioH.
Persons who sing should use II. II 10 pleasant TO
the taste, sotens, clears and streng the voice.
aays all irritation OF the throat and lungs, and pre-
vents taking cold. -,----
III, Bottles Is and 80 cents and 81. Sold By all
druggists in Washington, q cor Eetovn and Alexan-
Qr1A. lift
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THE CELEBRATED DR.. ]. 3. ROSES
N6EDICIN


These remedies are the result Of thirtyfye years
Of extensive and successful practice, aud are the
only Iesble preparations to cure the various ills
that flesh is heir to.
DR. J. S. ROSES COUGH SYRUP OR EX-
PECTORANT, will radically cure Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Bronchitis, and all Lung diseases.
DIX. y nose ALrERgArTyE SYRUP,
Blood Purifier, for the of Scrofua, Old Erup
tons, Chronic Diseases, Ulcers, Sweiled Neck and
all diseases arising frcm an impure stste Of the
blood. Price 81.
DR.. J. S. ROSES BYSPEPTICC COMPOUND.
The only sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant. Price 50 cents. r.
DR.. J.. S. ROSES PAIN CURER. 1t is not q
ali but it has stood the test Of s. years.
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear Aches, Cholic,
Pains in the Stomach and Bowels, Spralns Bruises,
Pains In the Limbs, JOINTS Back and Spine, any
pain internally externally. Price IL, Is and 50
cents q bottle. ..- .. ..
These remedies, and many others referred to in
DR.. Roses Medical Adviser, (which book may be
had gratis at any the drug stores where the med
cnes are have been used with success bv over
loo, 900 persons with prompt benefit. To ensure
success you have only to see that they genuine
by having the Doctors sigRatKre Deer each
cork and on each label.
III Kept by all Druggists. se9-tr
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III Bloldin has begun to reap the benefit of
his notoriety achieved at Niagara. At last ac-
counts he was operating on the tight-rope AT
Pixies Opera House, Cincinnati - az
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DPOF. MORRIS "ARZUMEA" PREMIUM
III RAKGNG POWDER

This excellent composition d0es not contain o
particle of saleratus, Num, or ANY .hsr kind OF de-
leterious drug. 1t has obtained tw 6rst-class d.
known. 1t will produces three Ounc additional OF
bread over yeast from every one snd quarter
properties of the wheat are preserved unchanged
and undimlnishsd and is highly favorable for per
Composition, and the result Of scientific investigs
ton. q KING BURCHELL,
SO cor. 18th st. and VT. av, agtts for its sale.
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-we have here
a tefoIe speken Of the many cures effected By the

"A tofole spoken Of the many cures effected By the
use of MRS: NJ. COxs -
in diseases of the blood, skin, dyspepsy, 40, and
recommended II as an Invaluable uedicine. Our
confidence in it remedial agent has been greatly
increased by several very remarkable cures Of long
standing disease of the liver, kidneys, skin, etc.
cases, too, where all other remedies and the most
skill ul ply sioians had failed TO afford relief Hun
dreds ofour most respectable citzens have been
lleved BY its admirable curative qualities and We
are sratihed to learn that its popularity is daily be-
coming greater. It's operation il mild and pleasant,
and it is all that il claims to be. 1t is for sale at the
residence of MRS. cox, so Z. BALTIMORE ST.,
Baltimore, and at the principal Drug Stores.
The best reference can be given in or out of the
CITY, and numerous certificates seen BY calling on
the agents None genuine unless her name il blown
on the bottle ard her seal on the cork. :
q Whol.sals 4ssst.LR. 5. I. CssEI, Druggist,
Agent for the District and will supply the trade at
my prices. lie 20 If
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III The late rains have raised the Connecticut
river % that the Hartford steamers are now able
70 reach their dock at that city They have been
running only to Middleton II . past few days
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HARTsHORNES CURE-ALL,
AND kEMEpY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
go / PREPARED BY CHEMIST.
BofTLHs IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollsr.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
80 Z ~ - SCIENCE. :. :
HARTSHORNE'SC URE,ALL should be kept
in all families in of accidents Sudden sick
ness,as il frssuently cures in less time than It
cures 10 get q ply sician.
externally and internally. E.... - =
III As the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
dnce . bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbo
and Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person anould
get Q bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
sinews, Blood and Bones; and BY its warming cleo
pomagnetic power, expels all pain from tho system.
Get bcttle and try it.
N. B-lf you have Q Congh, use Harris
HORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
GHERRy-it il the best Cough Syrup in the
,Ifyenare Bilious, use HARTSHoRNE'sANT
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto-
mach and Bowels, carrying OF al Bile and Foul So
The shove MEDICINES to be had at eli DRUG Stores
Y o Ws.,hlnseIHp SIt{i ktpWEtL 4 GIssELL ct
Ocll-u b.. ...
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OAt New Orleans, on the 18th inst, DOC
bales Of cotton owned by Wat. L Co., were de.
stroyed by fire. Loss SIS 600 ..-..... ....
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XIDICI1A.
.R, CO00swELL's
MEDICAL SALT.

The great remedy for Inaammstofy Disseses,
such a. Rheumstism, Neuragia, Hesdaohe, Eits,
ss si B1onoSias, coashs, cods ' and similar
oompl.ints By saaalfiIiHE the circulsIISn 9r re-
ids would do we'll 70 give Il 4 Trial, may be seen
from the following testmonsals. H1.t
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IL slave girl drowned herself at Nashville
on Thursday, by sticking her head in puddle of
water. The deed is supposed to have been done
In 1T Of resentment, because she had been chas-
tised IN sErst-. o.. .r# Ls.. ...rt -
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u The receipts Of cotton for Friday, Sept
10th, at New Orleans, amounted TO II .249 bales.
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Us. .Langdon has been committed to prisol
at Pittsburgh, Pa, to answer for the Monongahe
Ia Bank forgery
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KNOW IT IS GOOD FOR RHEUMATISM.
Removing il in q few hours. I am now trying il
for Scrofuls and have already reoeiys benefit. -
= g. LESSIG, X leading. Pa.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH
AND MATURITY.

A few words on the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, ofSpermat0rrhea or Local ~f07Hna
Genital and Nervous Debility. Pre-.
tenoy and Impediments to Marriage
BY B. DE LANEY, M. ID. -...
The important fact that the many alarming com-
plants originating in the imprudence and solitude
of youth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
Is ip this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment: as
Of which everyone is enabled to cure HIMsELF per
fsctly and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in .
sealed envelope, BY rsmlttng post PAID two post.
street New York City. mAS0-tr
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ID In Russia a malady has broken out among
cattle and caused extensive rayages- -
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CURE oPINFLAMMAToR RHE UMArIsM

l. promised to write yon provided yorf mecicine
and now f1l6ll my promise, My complaint was
IpAamT story Rheumatism..the krst package did
OF Rhenmstism is left, and am % we'll and hearty
O. evsrI wasin my life; / would recommend to all
GEO. H. DUNCAN, LII Wal ut MY.
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CURF OF FITS OF sEyERAL YEARS.

II has been some time since wrote you about my
som heath-aflc ted with FITS, you remember. Be
assured we have every confidence in you and your
Medical Salt. We have sufficient evidence that the
medicine 10 doing him great good. His health 10
rapidly improving, and We are encouraged esrecI-
alfy from the fact that he has not had return of
those dreadful fits since September IA, nearly year
sinse. WIN. p. HARRIS. Groton, Com.
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ANOTHER CASE 0FRHEUMATTSM CURED
was troubled with Inaammatory Rheumatism
for . long time, and could find nothing 70 relieve
CoesVell's Medical Salt, which entirely cured mo-
would adyi all who are fficted to give il TRIAL.
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SWINDIJNG OUACKs

n - SWINDLING QUACKS.
NAUTION !-Quaoks ;-their Books, COrdisls,
Ruchu, Hospitals, Instruments or Rings-shun
them all and, il disposed to profit bv my Experience,
write for my private Circular on :
SPERMATORR Its CUR E. -
With stamp enclosed, address, in perfect conf
denoe. your friend former sufferer, merely SUPER
scriblng Box 176, Charlestown, Mass. :
. i0 IL. D6 WV -. 80. D
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CAR RACES,

TN CARRIAGES. b..
u HE Subscriber having made additions to his
factOry, making 1t now one Of the largest 10,
n the District, where his facilities for f61S
WAGONS of all kinds cannot be surpassed, and
from his long experience in the business, he hopes
10 give general Satisfaction.
An kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
A1 Hni4lREpAiRsnsatly done. and all order. prompt
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. :a'' ANDREW J. JOYCE,
J0-H a corner at 18th and f. ate
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MISS M. A. LOCKE Continues the lakeet style
lvl of DRESSMAKING in all its branches at No
" East Capitol street. Dresses made In the neat
81 MANNER q low - enc dollar, uA0
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JUST IMPORTED,

i HAVE Just received of my own Importation,
direct from the mandatory Of Joseph ROGERS &
Sons, Shsffisld, Epgland 6ne stock of PEN and
LERY, 90. with fresh supply Of SHEARS and
TABLE CUTLERY of the best American manu-
factuTe, which offer at the lowest prices. buy my
goods from first hands, entirely for cash. and pur
chasers should call at my house furnishing store,
No. 400, 7th street. GEO. FRANCIS.
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STILL ANOTHER CASE or RHEUMATISM

1 was seriously afflicted with RheumstIsm and
confined to my bed. purchased box of DIR. Coggs-
weIl's NJ edical Salt, and found radical cure Il
would advise others afflicted with the same disease
to give it q trial. = HUGH ATKINSON,
-. White Bear Hotel, Bucks county, Pc.
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GENTLEMENS'CL MADE on
~ DEk:EWe ODER gentlemen the largest and
nnest variety oInght Caslneres, DWELLINGS,, Ducks,
Slt yestings of al styles for the present season,
vnich re wiu make TO order In the most finished
style OF the art, at prices at least Der cent
eheaHsr than the usual city rates. A trial Is re-
spsotfalIy esked End satisfaction guaranteed.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO. -
Ivu S22 Pa hat M IOfh
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a44 N. Eleventh street, Philadelph

Price Oh; Chronic package, $3.50 Sold by all
Druggists ia washington, Georgetown, and yicip-
tngton r. p. MTLLBURN & CO., Wizards
Hotel; ID. T.. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents,
22 Dock street, PHILADELPHIA, au8
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(rHICKERING & SONS FINE PIANOS-By
~ steamer due on Thursday, shall be in receipt
oftvo of Chickering'S very best octave Pianos
Cal and see them. Old Pianos taken in part pay
m mt. (se 20l JOHN 2. ELLIS.
ITO MUSIC TEACHERS AND MUSIC Low
i ING PEOPLE Il am this day In receipt of q
large collection of foreign music, consisting of
Violin Solos, Songs, Pol kas, MAJ ourkas, &c. Call
and look it over at Chlckerng Sons Piano Forte
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My wife was attacked with very high fevers,
which would last nine days at a time. was induo
ed to try DR.. Coggswell's nj sdlca Salt. After Civ
ing it q fair trial, it entirely broke her fevers /
would eheerfuliy recommend it t. others Sslwlarly
- a44 N. Eleventh street, Philadelphia.
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7 WASHINGTON HEADQUARTERS i

sc DOL Boz KS. ..r'-
care Just receiving one OF the most complete
assortments 20 be found IN Washington, ernbrarins
ne various Books IN uss In the District schools,
rfvs.s az keademles Colleges, &c., for sale cheap.
applied on liberal terms 1890
At SHEPHERDS,
- sI Corner nh Ard ID ats 4
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LIMITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
noon of the 2'th Of Oct Der next, for Making, Fit
ting, and Putuss Up the IRON ceilings of the four
principal stat leases of the Capitol Exte nsiOn.
Proposals should state . certain sum for each
ceiling complete in place. painted with three good
Goa of white lead in oil.
The whole Of the iron work of the ceilings, in
cluaing cast and wrough iron, iron sash frames,
and all bolts, nuts, and fastePings necessary for
screwing the oeil ngs to the wal and roof II ames,
to be included in the price named.
Proposals to be sealed and endorsed PropO' ais
for Iron Ceilings. accompa led by a guarantee,
signed by one or more respons BILE persons, and to
be addressed tn the undersigned. II.
Proposals will be opened at noon of Tuesday, Goth
October, In presence of such persons may choose
to be present b.. . 49,
Drawings Of the ceilings may be seen at this Office
M. c. MEIGS, Corps Of Engineers,
&c.. In charge OF Capitol Extension.
Each proposal should be accompanied by the fol-
lowing guarantee.
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II Il not WHAT NAN MAKES, BUI
nj hHfiwwE 5 1T THAT MAKES

To Pay Csah AID Sare fron 81. o. D.
SstaH Itsnn - ' 20 nv
More thAn three years experlencs co,iuo,;n,
opsIhsss on the Casa SYSTEM con ynces ms ~ itss
ADVANTAGES % the public, by the inere. 49,; -. "a
WHOM We have acquired No sbatemset IN ~ ~ ~
tule IN our former ~ stem. =" VIC iu
Having Just returned from Philadel,k, -, ~
York am PrsParsc q! offer hne assort.s,t Se~
HATS aud CA Fps. IN all their variety, VI .
Beeos,s Own eeiebfsted EentilatinE HATS.
Our % 80, %. and ss5s Dress Hats cannot be any
GARIBALDI CAPS, fnsw style,l ..
ChiIdrsn's FANCY HATS and CA Ps, of the l.,.,t
Bey?CLOTH CAPS, from 80. to 81. ia
For the accommodation Of our customers in this
part OF the city, and ssewhe continue the ar
rsngement with the PhilaSe phis msnufscturer and
nave nov on hand kne CALFSKfN BOOTS,
:y'' CATER BOOT and saSEs q! Ssss
u sac Pa sv;, nsa. lsth at, between
A RCHIrLcTAN ENGINEER, = =
"A WILLIAM X. HUTTON -
WIN attend TO al branches Of his profession
Omce, No. 322 Pa. avenue
seI-Im- lOyer Wall 4 Stephsps,l .
WAsHINST1.2N SEWING ROOMS, -
s NSSyr e the Fms g g. sPRINS ana sUMGER
s.1sa % mare fs bRn n %iEsR;srSsr
sh?ftest notice: All descriptions OF SSvjns DON
SHIRT BuSOMS, COLLARS, and WRITE
aSS u. o. MOVES
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ered IN decd ~ upon the proposal. in cases where
at different places 70 p''p'''0 20 20 'e'''s''u
Goods Of American manufacture of the required
ssmpes Of bsntss and CLOTHS are foissn brics
81 knSs hsf
be sse 9d sample end
more than one sample being furnished by the same
PS5S. ss s d
right to decline taking any guns and powder HORNS
Or more or less than are advertised for, as he may
The articles to be furnished must in all respects
rigidy Inspected and compared with those samples
iG IN snst
vii II be RI s. ~ which case the contrsc.or will
qualify within three days: on Il that be not done.
hsy s BE- has at his Payment
thereof certified BY the agent or agents appointed
1t is to be understood that the right will be re-
Seryed 20 5e9ulre srea er or less quanty of any
a a. 9a u the
tlses may Be rejected at the option Sfths depart
the SnUs
tract with the United States. or who sre not anu
Be and s ns sdss1,
are such manufacturers or dealers must be evl-
the HsSs % S s9s OF the
deliver the articles.
they sr tas ia hs
senedntle, WITH the RIcss annexed to each IN dol
and the amounts must be carried ont and footed up
for each GLASS. Sand prices and amounts must be so
"a or
submitted With the following heading: ~
81 tof wei hereby propose to furnish for the ser
the terms Of the therefor dated geo %
a,s he: = s e
Sss o OF fer in CITY
NeEy Orleans, g: Louis, Memphls, o Cincinnsti
be ordered by the Commissionsr Of Indian Hf "A
such additional quantities of the same kinds and
qualities Of goods may be req for the service
aboaPs sasd de-
accepted, there insert the words lin whole or in
part: II more than one GLASS be proposed forl Tor
contract and give security satisfactory
70 the Csmmissioler of Indian Affairs, for the
tee in the following form, to be signed by two or
to state: Judss or S.tfos
aWe hereby Jointly and sevsr,uv yn.,.,, a..
the above bdds ior bidders Il contract shalt
be awarded to HIM ior theml according to his or
theirl bid or proposal Will execute contract 90
perforInsnse thereof as prescribed in the sdysrtse
!nent for PROPOSAL. for Indian goods, dated Septe-
Sfs 30 to do hereby agree and bind oaa,svs.
our heirs, executOIs and Assigns, to forfrt and pay
fifteen per cent. on the amount of said bid or pro-
Bonds viii b required in the .mount Of the bid
sst By United States Judge o. District s' At e
No proposal will be considered that does not
strictly conform in oil particulars, to the terms and
g il. aawtoetas "A. B. GREENwoop. com'r
NNISS m LOCKE Coutiavesl thu I.ee.t.t,l>
, 1859-03-02
The President in Jail,

Wtbout any intention to prejudice the eaec Ct
Dlaie! T.. Sickies, We may complain that tue Pres
fdent Of the United 6t4tcs docs not maintain
like rsscrre. Hi visit to The jill in which Sick.
lea is coufined on charge Of homicide before any
judicial investigation has bccn had, seems to he
declaration Of the innocence Of tile accused, which
had better be lett 10 the court4. The impu}se
which leads a generous man to esppuse the cause
of his fit nd Is admirable; aud ii Mr. Buchanan
could Walt tns prison and offer his personal sery.
Ices 70 III. SickIes. without taking the President
With him. NC should be the Inst to complain. Ua.
fortunately, the officer gees with the man-,he
Chief Executive with Jamca Buchanan. Whether
it Is becoming or not in lin who is sworn to obey
The statute law, II openly applaud Tho act which
was violation of all Law, we do not pretend to
decide We take it, however. that public opiaion,
lcniens torard crimes provoked t5 the causes
which tmpeued 6ickles to stain hia hands with
blood. will not be slow 10 condemn Mr. Buchanan
1or his pre5udgmeut Of the case in haue- Tie Of.
Tended and ont aged husband, uay bare been jus.
ts1ah:e IN the fearful revenge which he took hui
il Is not yet a"~h)e the prosinos Of the President
to 1ay 10.