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To The Anocts.sd Press.

WAsHISGTos, Tuesday Aprl IL, 1917
Lord Lyors to-day presented to the Pfe'iose
hi. Credentials az ss Envoy Extraordinary and ~
;.tsr Pleripotertiary Of Her Majesty. In doing Co.
he osye inference 10 the most profound feelings
Iriepdsbio Of his Govern ment for that OF the JAZZ.
Sstes and expressed the hope that the ties oil amy
would be drawn still closer. The President WsIny
r.ciprocated the septinen announced. Inc n0
view was Of more than usually cordial cnaracer. If
The impression prevails that e1Judge BATE nes "
PernsylysIis will be appointed Supennteoa'A'
Pablo Printing. ..,;,. n
ExCorgressmsn Groesbeck of Ohio, socofaiog
he representations Of his most intimate frisnas1
been offered, bat declined, the appointment o' w.
missioner of Patents. ,h.s
Although the Government has notnnB inne ~.
elegrapbic &C cunts concerning the Recognition IN
Jusfez Government by Mr. McLsne, 1t gives ~ ).
credit 10 the intelligence. Enousn mas usnsPIo.
v.ryapt TIE assertion that Senior Msta Will be receV
a. Ntis.er TO the United States on bis retoin
Wssbipo,op. AT the time Mr.. McL.ne went TO NED
co. Gen Mramon was represented 70 De IN force p
fore Vera Cruz AID the issue wss doubtful. ne "
thther with the full Undertaking that II MnsmoI,
Was defeated at ihst point 10 recognize the hods
Goyerpuert-benoe the determination OF bis sctlos !.
the preni.es II is understood here that the reas@
vby Mr.. Forsyth was recalled as United States ~
ster was that by the recognition Of the Zulosgs ~
errment he rendered himself unpopular With me -
eral Party, and hence il considersd bis ussfne~
would be impaired 49,. L.
Hoe. John Ls.sser, the Democratic candidate !"
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DYSPEPSIA AsxuuuATFp.

Dr. Lvlx DokEss DYSPEPSIA ASrIpoTr fsis 10 erect
scr, OF DYsrEPsIA whatsoever be Heacsche,
Opprssssos amer Ealing Pain IN tss side Beck lnsssson
Ar, an ha,ed By fec Does Of the AxrDorK Prepared
and Tor sae BY C. A fEAsx Co, no So Broadway Pnos
g pei bost. bottles ss fos sss By tbs psacpa Druggists
In lhs L pitgS H,stra
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HILLS HAIR DYE, so cents box. black Oh
brown, wsrssisa Depot, Nc. Barclays also sod a. No
see Broadway and b. al orusgsts Infsnes osGeI sn'
YLoRALIA for the sroetA and beauty Of the HAIR ARCTIC
onrsnkr. for Chap. Burns. Boils Bunions rle. ke-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-13

HERRING s PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BUR-
eIAs .Psoof sATEs. with HALL's PATENT PowpESPRoor
that awarded separate medals q, the
WerIds Fsr London 1881, and the Worries Fair New York,
Iss and The only Amssn Sss that Aded medals
Az tee London World's Fair.
Ssess ssfes form the ms perfect security sn,. Gre and
,urssr, Of spy ssfe ever of,res 70 The pubic.
Al oc1 RswaEp will be paid 70 tia; show
Isrssss PArExr CHAsrIos Sara fnsd 10 s
cost<nts 10 accidental hret 81 =,
hed lion bah Chests and Vsus Wait Door aud Money
o. res Cbess os brohe jewele Ana Pn'aso Aihes s
plAts diamonds and other vsia.elss -
No 2SI Broadway corner huusy-st.
Opposite City HAl, New.fork
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STEARNS & MARyIN's

STEARNS & MARyIN's
WILDER PATENT
SALAMASDER SAFES.
There Safes nom They have been II use
for seventeen years have been tested 10 2S accidents. h'e and
HAYS NEyER FAILED. ~ 49,
srEASNs MARVIN No 81 GrsvieT-st., New Orleans
DEFIANCE SALAMANDER SAFES.-RoBERT M.
P.rhcx cole the above celebrated SAFES end
Patent Powder Proof Defiance LOCKS and CROSSbARs s
fire and Proof sDEsoAsDS and PAsLoR sAts iOr
silver Plate kc Depot No s. Murrsyst Of College
place. torms Ty No. 1872 PsSrlst-
PROP. WooD's HAIR RESTORATIVE is the only
hope Of the Bald and Grey IL viii permanently restore
Bse,rnen Judges Physeians Clernen lawyer Adc ana
Gentlemen all classes testify 70 IL and The young tney use
vii preserve the color perfectly Aas Keep tSeir mar nom
Airs 10 any age! .
No. ~ Broadway.
"BALDwIS's"
CLorAIEs EsrAsLIsHnhsT.
The Isrfest IN the City.
RAM by Mm r. Aston, eco, Expressly for she Business
kunBEks u BowKRY
NV AID Mo,r fasrr srocxs or EsiDrhADs
CLOTHING FuRNIsRiNG GOODS
EvER OEFKRxD.
rsK CpsToAKky DEPARTMENT not equsled-
Conpetition Dehed.
s,xus srylss OF EvERY DkscHnrIos REAor
I,. ar, invited 10 cal and examine The Chdreo
sssn which shy eIseled BY any iE tSe wofa
y. 3. BALpwR. 1kkkr oNN.H. --
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rrEa4az15-l-=@ STEINWAY & SONS
| ET-TrrH CELEBRATED
y II GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS
Sole Agent for Maryland,
VIM. +. THIEDE,
| No 50 FAYETTE ST, NEAR CHARLES
| These Pianos have received the
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
wherever they have competition with other mann
factories, and have been pronounced by the
, BEST ARTISTS
as the hneSt toned instruments before the public
. Planos of STElNWAY SONS make, have the reputa-
on OF improving by and become clearer and sweeer IN
tone after several years handling.
References to their superiority can be seen at the
agency. ~ - ~ nI5 ~
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ITO ALCOHOL & LIQUOR DEALERS.

ITO ALCOHOL Il LIQUOR DEALERS.
L PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
THE BEST CONCERN IN CINCINNATI NOW OFFERED
FOR SALEThe subscriber DESTROYS of changing their bus
mess, offer ALCOHOL STILL and FIXTURES sale which
are new and in complete order, and those acquainted
with the Alcohol and liquor trade opportunity
offered 1t would be most desirable also for the
consumers OF Alcohol who manufacturing Burning Fluid
&c In word it that is thy attention
OF any one DESTROYS of engaging in good and profitable
mess We therefore call the attention of those who
ing business to make money, to establishment at No
90 West Front street. between Vine and Race where they
learn the particulars, terms &c, by calling on SNYDER
BERKSHIRE Il SNYDER, or Perrin, GOULD CO. next
door, ~
ALSO:
We have on hand lot of Rye Whiskey, copper distilled
three years old superior article which will sell
terms that would be worthy the attention of dealers
dam n f.
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- Ne" . r0'N
BALTIMORE
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
THE SCREW STEAMSHIPS
foloAAC, Capt. G. W. Watson
PARktRSBCRG, Capt VIM Powell
Illus SWAMI, Capt J. + Ramsey
PATAPSCO, Cant l. II 1avssld
Having been refted with New and Powerful Machinery
will hereafter
LEAVE NEW YORK,
From Pier u, n R, and
BALTIMORE
from Spears wharf
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
MAKING THE PASSAGE
IN FORTY HOURS
~ Merchants can rely upon the greatest regularity and
dispatch by this line
FREIGHT SIN CENTS PER FOOT FROM NEW YORK.
Other goods in proportion.
NSIRANCE-ONE QUARTER PER CENT. effected at the
olhce OF the Line previousto departure steamers
Apply TO A c. HALL, Agent,
ll6 SPEARS WHARF,
or TO II B. CROMWELL & CO,
sc WEST STREET.
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baltimore CHEMICAL PAINT AND
:wM. DAXisoN Co,
IhAD TR FMS f ' FEM
LEAD they warrants eqga to any in the country and their
passed in quality.
They also continue the manufacture their well known
Reid Satpee, all grades Of Putty, in badders bulk
Alum, Whiting and Chalk,
Copperas, Glue,
N StemgRsde Oil, S SaaaPapf Brown,
Nenitian Red, yellow Ochre,
offer to the trade the lowest market prices n2Otf
MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
W. Avn II A ASh SAWISG 1 W9RKs,
CORNER OF PARK AND CLAY STREETS.
and S cRsd Gh tS %Sf a
WAREHOUSES;, &e
us1 dRS Rg Ram sbSaWgTItrGading for Porcos &c
MOULDING AND planning.
in all their various branches Oval Frames Bench and
Also. Also, HARD i5E w6 56Rs' L GF Der
COFFIN STUFF, vENEERS, &c.
Yard-south Eutaw street. ocl-ly
TEWELRY MANUFACTURED.
229 Baltimore STREET,
Have IN their employ superior workmen i'll Diamond and
C. Co prepared manufacture all kinds of Jewel
ry at the shortest notice and at moderate prices ja2f
- srovE f. r L; Me- MGA S4EEr TR co. WARE
fop T st F N a HOTEL t = T. T. l.
wM PESS AS 81 & SUI sAt Cook Stoves
SELF CLEARING vENTIIATING
WARM AIR FURNACES,
For Heating Public and Private Buildings Churches, Halls
MORNING STAR COOKING RANGES,
HOT AIR PARLoR STOVES.
Plumbing in all its branches promptly attended
rsH Ha EsF5Hif Rq$T SzD SHOE
- No 1874 WEST D B ;,, STREET, NEAR EuTAw,
D"''''0''' ''' R. ROBERTS, Ag,t.
All goods purchased this establishment are Of superior
workmanship, and the best materials. SLY
ITO PURCHASERS OF
l. EN- pUE zBRk4 ST z ZEE SHOES.
No 209 BALTIMORE STREET
Invite the attention of the trade and others their extensive
stock Of Sandals Slippers Cater Boots Buskns Long Boots
aRf Packing Also
PATENT AsPHALTED noor,vc
CHEAP, LIGHT, f brRhBf L. AA''
PERFECTLY FIRE AND WATERPROOF ROOFING,
cnuncnEss, HOUSES, i fHnA Bur1pISas, &c.
n29f 72 Exchange Place. Baltimore.
W1NAN' BYRD x co.
NO. l6 HANOVER STREET,
THE AMERICAN and
BAY STATE PRINTS,
LAURELED SHEETINGS,
UNION and
nSly DELLA DRILLS
EDw. KURrZ sCHAEPFER, WILLIAM R. BARRY
FRANCIS 3. LONELY, ROBERT s. FINLEY.
IRWIN NEALE
HARDWARE
IL SCHAEFFER L0NEY,
IMPORTERS OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS,
No. HANOVER STREET,
NEAR BALTIMORE ST.,
jyl6 BALTIMORE
TNHE CALVERTON
i COPPER SMITH WORKS,
No. "a NORTH CALVERT STREE
AN PREPARED TO MAKE TO ORDER
OR REPAIR,
ALL KINDS OF COPPER WORK
AT SHORT VoTIcE
al0-ly JOHN NJ. BRUCE.
DEMO VAL.
IL HISS COLE have removed to No IS South Charles
! street ia4-2w
" & H. DUNSEATH, ]. PATRICK & SONS
w and Andrew Cure's Linens, for sale by Baltimore
agents, ROBERT D. BROWN CO., Is Hanover ct jal5-tf
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"a 2 ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES
Iii adjoining the above the SOUTH having front of Al
feet on Brown street. and depth of about Steever alley
WIN the lmprov emens consisting of TWOSTORY BRICK
pWElLlNt AND KITCHEN, frame Stable, Brick and
frame slaughter House, &c the whole subject an annual
ground rent of $50 payable half yearly the first of Anr
and October, under lease to Frank Ritter
Terms of sale half cash: balance in six months with
interest and security. I. PARklN SCOTT, Trustee.
5. H. COVER Auct
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Hletals, 9arbmare, 1T.

nUGAN Il JENKINS.
IL COMMISSION HARD WARE MERCHAN TS
No 80 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
nuEffQMAS ~ RIoM SONS, CAST AND SHEAR STEEL.
MILAN GREAEES SONS, FILES, RAsPs &c
WALES FRENCH, AUGER, AUGER Bits, &c.
j. g. HOFEY, BORING MACHINES
A: RANDALL, TACKs, FINISHING NAILS, &c
PRQl lDENCE TOOL COMPANY, NUTS, WASHERS AND
PLANE IRONS.
AMERICAN BUTT COMPANY, BUTT HINGES, SAD IRONS,
CHARLES Il; KELLOGG, CURRY COMBS, SCALES, DC.
HALL ELTON n co. PLATED Spoons FORKS
sCOVlL MANUFACTURING CO, SHEET BRASS AND
BRASS BUTTS. "
DAVID SNYDER, SHovELs AND SPADES
BRISTOL HARDWARE COMPANY, BRASS CANDLE
DUNLOP & MADEIRAs, AXES HATcHETs, &c. jylotf
M KEITH, JR., & son,
41s MANUFACTURERS AGENTS,
om NO. % SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Offer for sale at lowest rates
Keith, Jr, Co.'s Tacks, Shoe and Finishing Nails;
taylor and Co.'S Cast and Shear Steel
Ames Rowlands ShOves and Spades;
Kimball's Patent Shovels and Spades
Shebe, Lawson Fishers Forks
American Butt Co.'S Hinges and Sad Irons
Burdens Patent Horse Shoes
Kings American Clinch Nails;
Douglas Pumps and Rams;
tenn's Superior Axes;
Hollow ware, Castings and Cart Boxes:
Hoop and Sheet Iron, Tea Kettles;
Coal Holds, Ash Shovels, Fire Carriers;
Axle Pullies, Faucets, Strap and Hinges;
AX-Handles, Saw Frames, Shoe Knives:
Coffee Mills, &c, &c., &c. Off
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TOHNSTONS' BANK
DESIGNATING
ON COLLATERAL SECURITIES
JoHNST0NS'
COLLECTION BANK
Is making Collections speedily and at low rates
This BANK makes advances Collection paper
JOHNSTONS
ETCHANGE BANK
buys and sells Bank Notes Exchange ON most favorable
terms
No. 1893 BALTIMORE STREET.
JOHNSTONS BROTHERS L CO,
dS-u BANKERS
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o. ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF VALU-
Mill ABLE LEASEIioLD PR0PERTY-We will sell by
-22public auction at the Exchange sale room, No 10
1853 '
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated in said city OH the
southwest corner of Cross and Peach alley having
front Cross street of 50 inches and depth
feet subject to an annual ground rent of $ payable half
yearly improved by large and handsome onesOry COT
TAGE having front of about IS feet with four paros and
passage between them, dining kitchen, bath
NC The balance of the ground is laid off handsome gar
den, well set in fruit trees, vines, flowers, &c.
Terms of sale-One half cash, and the balance in
with interest. ETIEIINDA ARMSTRONG; and
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WV. AoGREW's
LO0KING-GLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
ART REPOSITORY,
No. 90 NORTH HOWARD STREET
splendid assortment of
MIRRORS,
PORTRAIT
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
AND MADE TO ORDER
ON THE SHORTEST
MOTTO E
First Premium awarded, 1853
No. 80 N HOWARD ST,
d23u Baltimore, Nd
TNRUSSES! TRUSSES !! TRUSSES III
Il SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
AND CUTLERY IN GENERAL
- HElNISCH SHEARS, SCISSORS AND POINTS,
PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
RAZORS AND RAZOR STR0PS, 0'f>>'
TABLE CUTLERY, &c,
ofthe best quality, always hand and WARRANTED by
SAMUEL JACKSON,
No 1874 Baltimore street.
"a. Near ST. Paul street,
NSom Baltimore
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BALTIMORE.
Manufactures to order all kinds Carriages the most rea
sonahle - - $1,000 ~
change for new ones. ~
prices. {v3i.tf
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LNAMILI HAMS.
IL 25 tres. y W. THOMAS x co.'s CELEBRATED
SUGAR CT RED HAMS,
Frsale by GEORGE JENKINS,
JaI-l2t 3Commerce street.
DRIME STILTON, CHIDDAR AND DOUBLE
i GLOSTER CHEESE.-Just received an invoice of the
above Cheese in fine order, for sale wholesale and
GEO HOLLINS,
dS No. l6 North Charles street
pUGEADS TONIC NUTRITIVE WINE,
- recommended by the New York Academy of Medicine
and the most eminent pysica in New York and Paris for
children and delicate constitutions. For sale by
GEO. H0LLINS,
d4-2m IAN Charles az
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JOHN J. SNYDER,
THEO. GL0CKER,

IA TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of two de.
III cre OF the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, under
signed trustee, will offer at public SALE the premises here
1natet mentioned on FRIDAY, the 2lst day of January
l. AL; THAT LOT OF GROUND AND PREMISES lying
Dack OF the Cayerton Road and about northwest
ey from the Frederick Turnpike Road fronting ~ feet on
me eastern side Of Brown street. with depth of TO
SIyer alley with the improvements consisting of TWO
Si npi BRICK DWELLING AND KITCHEN, and frame
STABLE slaughter House of brick and frame, brick Smoke
House. &C. the whole subject ground rent of $50
payable half YEARLY, first of Anri
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BY GIBSON ~ CO.

BY GIBSON IL co.
TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-The undersigned, Trustee
Of NJ LASFARGUE, insovent debtor, will sell on
SAIt kDAf January 18th, at 0oclocl, the " W cor
ner OF Lexington and Howard streets the Stand and Stock
IN trade OF said nsOven consisting an assortment of
CANDIES, NUTS and PERFUMERIES.
Terms cash WIN. GEO. READ, Trustee.
1alI-2iw2w GIBSON & co, Auctr
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In Of the nclemency Of the weather.
sale is Il o = 4 II o Z ID until WEDNESDAY, the 26th
january, 1889, o'clock, p NJ, at Ellen BROOKS Store
and Tavern N W. corner of Frederick and Caveton Turn
pike Roads. n PARKTN SCOTT $3.50
JiA--lS Irnstae
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" & H. DUNSEATH, ]. PATRICK l. SONS
w and Andrew Cures Linens, for sale by Baltimore
agents. ROBERT d. BROWN CO., Is Hanover ct sl5-tf
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Ii OLlDAY PRESENTS
IL CLOAKS AND R4GL4NSy
,,., CLO4KS AND RAGL4NSt
splendid assortment of CLOAKS and RAGIANS in Cloth
and Velvet, for Ladies and Children " ~
SH WIS.
French Broche Long SHAWLS
Rich Velvet Plush do
Splendid Chenille do
Beautiful Stella do
Fine Long Mourning do
Very large stock of Blanket do
Magnificent SILK ROBES
Beautiful DRESS SILKS, ill black and coors
Large stock of FRENCH EMBROIDERIES
1000 yds. CALICO, at 10 cts, worth l2h cts
1000 yds. DELAINES, at l2H cts, worth % cts
ALSO
HOUSEKEEPING and STAPLE GOODS, at greatly re
uuced prices, STEPHEN l.. BIRD SEQ,
d22tf " Joors ,' urnet &c street, rect.
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rURLETT Il SONS
" CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
No. 80 NORTH STREET
SKI ~ ~ The undersigned having greatly en-
arged their premises aud increased their facili-
ue beg leave to call the attention of public to their
extensive stock of every description CARRIAGES finished
In the most elegant style and durable manner which they
are prepared to sell on accommodating terms REPAIRS at
tended to with dispatch and at reasonable prices.
jy24-tf 80 North street Baltimore
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<RTf4A W ELLIS, FARGO Il Co,
AND EXCHANGE COMPANY
Joint Stock Company-capitaI. 100000
OFFIcE-e2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Boston Office San Fran. Office Phil. office
g and 40 Court cor; Montgomery 400 Chestnut
Square. and California SITS.
Agents for P. &. Bambaler Co., Island of Cuba Elk
press
EXPRESS to California, Sandwich Islands Oregon and
South America.
9Th and 10th OF EACH MONTH-Express Havana by
all regular steamers
Goods must be accompanied by invoices
EXCHANGES California, Oregon, Sandwich Islands
and Havana, in sums to suit
Agents in Baltimore
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WIN. KNABE 4 CO.,
l., B, 3 and NORTH EUTAW STREET,
and No. 207 BALTIMORE STREET
between Charles and Light streets,
well assorted stock of ~ W W
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO-FORTES
Whlch Tor beauty of fnsh and tone
ana elasticity OF touch have been by Judges pronounced un
valied Every Piano guaranteed for five years and priv
lege of exchange granted any time within six months If
not entirely satisfactory ~ ~ -'' IL
Terms liberal call il respecullv solic;tad tofora NM,
chasing elsewhere. ~ eioi' p"i
au26-tf WN KI DE 70
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LOT OF GROUND 40 feet front by about $50 feet deep,
on the > T. side of Beair the of Baltimore
described in a suitcase Thos Ellis to JOS II sank
dated 2d February 1856, and recorded in ber E D. No 80
ollo 81 &c, improved by thcestory BRICK DWELLING
HOY IA feet by 30 feet with twostory back building
ny Iaeet Also improved by onestory BRICK BLACK
SMITH SHOP east of Dwelling House. ~ feet by deep
The above Lot east of Chopank and in
dewaid place The whole subject to ground of SOL
Terms Of saeOne third cash balance with interest at six
and twelve months from the date of sale Credit portions
be secured by note to the satisfaction the Trustee
GEO. r. CINNAMOND, Trustee
.oo... s. H. COVER, Auct'r,
fiInnr strnn
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9Ta7f nAAs S: $$$E$ s.as0
j. j. WISE 4 BROTHER,
No. 81 HANOVER STREET
Have on hand very choice assortment of PIANO FORTES
which they offer on their usual favorable TERMS and are
manufactured in various STYLES patterns fitted with
the much admired elastic touch which is not in any other
factory as the propretOrs hold patent for the invention
Those in want of good life Piano should not fail to
give a call. ~ " 1911 "
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JEWELERS. WALNUT TABLE, loval) with drawers
I&c-very handsome Marble Tables, with brackets, for
jewellers; lot of WALNUT RAILING. &c
, 1859-12-23

ARRvED.-Mr. c. G. PHILLIPS, member
Of the council from tho counties Of Island,
Jefferson, Claim, and Whatcom, arrived
here on the last steamer from below
Also, Mr.. C. ]. NorEs, member elected to
Gil the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
tiOn of Mr.. LUDDNGroN, of Kitsap county.
Both gentlemen occupied seats in their re-
pectiVe bodies on Monday last. When
Mr.. HENNEss, from Thurston county, ar
rives, we shall witness the first full legisln-
tive assembly ever convened in Washing
ton Territory-thirty members in the house
and nine in the council--the limit of repro
sentation by Organic Act. 7.n.
, 1859-12-23

bosomed in oaks, elms and MI
green lawn and shaded walks Tp".a'-is
is about the only allurement that .' ,Su SPOT
lantic side" has left TO me IT," % At
adornments of home are not tba S or outer
of lands tenanted-nor are thew 10 spring
when tenure is precarious and Dn".U' .oOad
Gentlemen of the Legislature do a','ala eoS a
proof? Then walk through the stya., ~ sAl! I.
your Capital, and see if you canDo, '.H .'S q
designate the homes ead-the ploco st sI'lI
the family permanently abide-fror". "Hs'' y
house aud grounds of the mere tensr, :! 'ne
month to month. Homesteads riyc Do.D nUa
nency and consistency to a ponsIs,iu ul'
Pride Of character, the desire to stoas T'5,.OG a
in the estimation of our neighbors eo,'a rsu
spond with and are graduated by tbS ,.s ..s
bility Of our location, as much as ths ,'"4 va
larity of our purposes. A 6xture i, ~.
which in some way attaches the soil ro., '
at France, where almost every FreDcb%S'AS
is q small real estate holder instead - 5'u =.
fictitious English bond-grasper-bpr III
tutions are the PRONUNCIATION Of Narol.-s
they shield and they stick to bis Flun,. ,So
as the adamantine- cement of affection u
the noble granite and marble. A 6y,.,.
to principle, to virtue, to an evenly b,i
anced and well directed attachment to vood
government, is also attached to the cenrs,
nial soil of Washington, like the mipSt,
waters of the ocean become the purer n
their own action, nor can you find il NOR,
pure, more noble than that.
WAuAWAirl
, 1859-12-23

| desired to exclude them in such a manner
as would have the least tendency to affect
personal friendship, and thus adopted PO-
iiioal means for their exclusion. In this l
do not believe have infringed- upon the
usares Of our party, to which a Democrat
should not object. | hold that man who
will not abide by and support nomination
made for him, (and, by their own admission,
there we're such present, is unfit to make
one which shall bind others. Furthermore,
in order that the impression may not go
abroad that there was a majority OF this
class present, as it might appear from a
failure Of the resolution, would state that
whilst it accorded with the views of many
present, they voted against its passage only
because they believed its introduction at this
time as -impolitic, and as having a tendency
to split or further divide the party. l was
and am still, honestly Of the contrary opin-
ion. | believed that then was the rery
time to firmly draw the party lines, and
promptly to exclude all who had neither
affinity for our principles, desire for its
success, and who never did unite with us
in support Of our principles" by support
Of our parties nominees. | was therefore
only acting in accordance with the following
resolution passed by the Territorial Con.
vention on the 10th May last:
18th. Resrlred, That we hail as Demo
Gratis all, whatever may have been their
political principles heretofore, who will
unite with us in support of our principles" "
But, laying aside the policy of my amend
mcnt, hatter myself that my Democracy
cannot be so readily ilApcached as can that
of those who claim to be Democrats, but Ia.
bored day and night to defeat the nominee
of that convention, and still much less than
that of he who roied to nominate, and then
loorked to defeat.
OLIVER SHEAD.
OLYMPIA. Dec. Dist 1859.