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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
NJ A OHM IFIkY.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, sc.

NJ A q " ~ " RY.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, sc.
Ts. Planters " Patent" s,.-. Cord
w..a C.ste..
THis iNyENrioN 81, simplicity, au,s biii,y ana
! an economical labor saving Machine has no
equal.
IIORAg sCRArEHa.
Cation Gins. tnuiiett's Fs,ent)-s On say win
gin bales per day. FIRST premium awarded 81
The Mississippi aud Louisiana state Pairs.
psrlllating Engines, Too simple IN need ias-
cription. Portable Circular sa- Mills. made IN ths
best manner. with Head Blocks setting sithe, one
and ~ bath ands ~ once.
re-rtnpf Bates. sisss ~ accommodate Plan.
ters, jewelers.. aud Uopntina Rooms
Etssm Engines, Stationary and Portable, suit
BILE for Driving, dine, uri, stills. sa min. etc,
i'on Uet,pn Ties, tKnowls Patiently supsrseedipR
all others Of the hind known
Arr efths machines San he seen In practical
operation ~ The sopther- Enterprise Machine
Works. DhLAUh0tk, bnOzghHy . 90.
msr7i natsp Rouge lie.
SEWING MACHINES.
UUHT HEUEIvkD the aoovsl 4 apodsii NEW
81 PATTERN MACHINE. This Machine bs.
been enlarged expressly for fTaBisrs'
~ hooms nest 10 Mrs. uusstyns Fancy
Ets,s=Thitd street.
,eeis JIM. TRACY. Agent.
BAREGEs AND LAWNS.
SOHk very handsome English nataga and col.
- oted lawns. have been ,soeivsd at the
msyi0 riiiLA CASH STORE.
XNTtRpow aLARa-Vreneh and American Of
w all sizes. at New o,issns prices. fpr sale
by ED. 4 WIN. H01EL.
JUST RECEIVED.
A ND for sale lev 80 Tho trade. lard In Kegs.
IA 10. In bbls Crushed aud Powdered Sugar,
bot 81 fns family Fiour. beef Tongues. sheep do.
lIag do. 4. hENJAMfN.
MAJ
WANTED.
lEEswAx aud Honey. for which We viii pay
mayo. v. uEUDE 90.
COItsETs AND HOOP SKIRTS.
A FINE supply Of French Corsats, and thirty
"a Hoop skirts have been reosivsd at the
mayo PIiLADA. CASH STORE.
urtck Nssous Materials.
A GooD supply 81 Brich Mason and pissterin
n. Materials always on hand and for sale nj
current prices by JOsIfUA BEAL.
I ,iIEss MEN aud Bsgammon Bosrds--s sps "a
spris W.. 4 WIN. BooEL.
FRUIT CANS.
T'HosE wishing 70 preserve their fruits for
l. winter. can always be supplied with cans
hsrmeticaily sealed, at
augis LACQUER LANoUE's,
Corner Lafayette and Fiorda sits.
WRIguTs piLLs-i2 rro.s wrighps pills. fresh
w and genuine, direct from DR.. Wright, for
sale wholesale and retail by u d.. DAY.
CLEAR YOUR LANDi
A ND In order To clear srpsditiously get your
IA Axes from the large and varied stock 81
NONTAN a MATTAB,
dec2s Hardware Corner.
HORSE sIIOERS
WILL remember that We keep on hand he
wv common horse nail as well ~ our extra
English stub nail, aud both ALLOW prices.
M0NTAN malta,
dscT Hardware Corns
PAINT MILLS.
4 FEW on hAsd for sale at
"A may24 LARGUlERk LANOUE.
LINEN SHIRT FRONTS.
WTE HAVE just opened very large assert.
wv ment Of these goods, at the
mays PEOPLES STORE.
MEN WHO HAVE RIsEN-A Book
wi for Boys-womsn OF worth--a Book for
0iris--for sale by
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
~. A. KAUFMAN.
HOUSE. SION AND oHuAM Entail

"a II II y ~ n.
THiRp STREET,
Between Nwth Boulevard \ Convention Streets.
usTeN aoNaE. IA.
J'HH uNpHRsIuNHp hsviss a,tei rpIhs horss.
\ npr,h ~ NJ. Miehsel utsnstEs utpcerT stnte.
en Thi,i street where he has removed his shop,
end % usual 10 prepared w. ~ r'ds's nv wr'k,
anywhere. vi'h'n compass ~ nf'v MILES i'pn his
shop. ..... ... 1900. ...
tw- oprves fus PAINTING. pLAHiNu. "a
rIit HANuiNn. pir. addressed ~ him through
,he Poe, ui'irp ~ ,his r't. viii meet ptr,rrt =,
tpntinnl tisnei'horl " KAUFMAN.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
sEgAUs AND SNIFF

JuHr 'sesitsa new supply aud sold :. u.s.
- Titles 90 suit
maye. v. uHupn 4 90.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
no suaAn PLANTERS.

STHAIaHr and e.ortea hs.dls psns Hnitss
- With snh without hooks. cuppe, pnd Timed
ssim'nefs and Lsdslsi Jane Shed Lsnthsins !
s.es' House LAMPS wlebs, Oh usps, large sra
small; rngi-es, Wfenrhss, ~ 10 10 ini swans
Fs.se,s o., NJ s-rhitsi - ,iiuns snd sifusliars
D., ~ sulrhi's; sscha.-me,s''s Thermometers.
Coupling Usage spd step C'thtsj Packing pfevsry
description ~ LAhaulER \ LANCtrE.
oct7f urr i.fs yetts and Florida ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

BORING MACHINES, AUoERs ao.
lust RECEIvEDa few norins Machines. with
~ three steel Augers, Patent Anger hits, assert
Cd sizes, Post Augers and 10 inches
mayl2 LARauIFR a LANOUE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
CART a WAGON HARNESS.

A FULL sssettmant - dollars, H.rues, nina
n Brides, Cstt Breeding, Cart Saddles. " sgop
Harness. T5aee Chains, etc. which We snaf 81
tnods'ats prices.
Ianta LAHgtfIgR a tANDffE
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
y. q A II NJ - " A 4.
pEuFyrMEuy.

A rhEsH EurrLy jsst received, and fcr s.i.
~ hy spta0. FL. % VS.. ROgEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

Cairo Mills White Wheat Eagle Flour.
rINHTs CHOICE Brand Of Family and Bakers
l. flour siwsys on hand, fresh ground and d.
rect from the Mil. Being sole Agent for Its sale
here, merchants and others are solicited Y give
"a 0 trial. JOSHUA BtAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

HOSIERY HOsIERYu
NTEN's and Boys half Hose, Ladies' and Misses
Il Hose Of svsry description, for sale At
sprl1 ., n. AsHkke.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
nAREGEs AND LAWNS.

CONE very handsome English natsea and col.
~ prsd Lawns. have been received Of the
mayi0 riiiLA. CASH STORE.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

Lame, Cement aud Plaster Paris.
A LARGE supply Of fresh stock Just stored
~ JuiytT JOuUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

ID LAIN, Waved, Gilt, Rosewood and
J. japanese Mouldings. new assert
ment, call and examine.
&. u. WILSON,
m22 Main st., below Montan d. Malta.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

ID EsrECTFuLLy tenders hia profes
III piunal services 10 the people Of Baton
Rouge and surrounding neighhorhood, in
the practice Of Medicine, obstetrics. Ne,
Office next door TO the residence Of 4.
A. Walker, Eaq. srfilio 'emd.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
FRANK HUguET.
CJtTI.Uuyt ,It.rI.ruyIi

rc-qs oy,--, NJ rhta sod l.u,si .,,s.,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04
CRY PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
moppAu a MORGAN.

.sssssxssstsss~ssssss.ss 500 500
% sasoas ..... ........... D.. 10y HuRoAH ~
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-09-04

4 WECR 1OOHsr CuECH noOK Sill
~ with Checks on The nrss,h Of the t,euisians
state Hank al Baton Houge-for sale by
sprip .. MCCORMICK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
Indiana State Democra,ic Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1.-THE Democratic Con
venton which meets here to dav will be tie larry
est ever held in this State The Douglas men claim
tnr quarters Of the delegates.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. lip. m.-The Democratic
Convention has assembled. Seven counties nd
double delegates, and a fierce struggle is ature-
hended OIL the organization as the decision of the
contest will, perhaps. determine tie complexion
OF the Convention Robert Long, Douglasite
was chosen temporary chairman by small ma
jor'y.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1.-THE democratic con-
ventlon, on motion of John L. Robirs On seconded
by Gov. Niilard, unanimously declared W.
Dowry permanent president The convention
then. by vote If $50 against lOi. decided to ap-
point committee on contested seats
A committee reported o. the cases of Spencer
Laporte and jennings counties. which Were dis
cussed. Spencer county was finally settled by an
agreement 10 admit the double delegates, giving
two votes 10 e1ch Laporte and Jennings coun-
tics were decided in favor Of the Douglas delece-
tons. The convention then adiourn.d till morn
ng, when the other contested seats will be reptr ed
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GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence Of The Star.

GEORGETOWN, January II, 1850.
The notice contained in the Star of Monday, Of
the larceny committed upon Mr.. Samuel Davis by
a lady visitor from Baltimore, and the warning
given, had the desired effect. The article came
to her notice on Tuesday and Yesterday Mr.
Davis received by Adams L Co.'S express a small
box, containing the whole of the stolen articles
except one Of trifiing value and the small amount
OF money, which was doubtless expended in de-
Iray'nS her premature and hasty passage home
This Is not the first time by several that the col
umns OF the Star have been the medium through
wnich the owners of property taken from them in
d similar manner have been again placed in pos.
session of It,
We already begin to hear among the members
OF the Dunbarton street Methodist Episcopal con-
SfeSduon, many regrets that the time is rapidly
approaching when by the rules of the church.
.helf excellent pastor, the Rev. Dr. Edwards will
De removed from among them 10 another field of
LABOR. In March the Doctors time 1.-TWO years)
the longest time for which minister is sent to
any station, will have expired, and We hardly
think We hazard anything in saying, that no min
lster has ever been stationed at this church. whose
ministerial department 30 completely and unani-
mously won the confidence, respect and love of
the large congregation
Reader II you want first-rate article Of roll
butter call on Williams, at No. 80 Frederick st
by 30 doing you can have your want supplied. IN
quantity, quality, and at prices to suit the times
See advertisement
We were visited last night by several very con-
siderable showers of rain, which has caused the
snow almost entirely to disappear. This morning
1he weather Is quite mild. but extremely gloomy,
with strong ind cations Of more rain IL II shall
continue as mild it is now for few DAYS longer
We think it more than likely that the ice upon the
Potomac will give way, and navigation again be
resumed
The pupils OF the M. F.. Church Sabbath
School are beginning to make preparations for
grand concert Of vocal music to be given at an
early day. They are being instructed for the &C
casion 10y our young friend, MIR. James White
who will have the sole management of the concert.
and which may serve as guarantee to all that it
will be real feast of music
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Later from yTsvico

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-THE STEAMER Tennef-
see has arrived from Vera Cruz with ties 10 the
9Th instant. and S20.r0O in specie The United
States sloop Of war Savann1h sailed tueace for
Pensacola on the 5th. The slooI war BROOKLYN
was at Vera Cruz, and the frigate Saratoga was at
SACRIFICES.
Miramon had AIKEN several places on the Pacihc
but Oh his return to the capital the Liberals re-
CAPTURE d them.
The Picayuae's correspondent says that portion
OF the Presidents me re relating "a tie subject
OF intervention was we'll recei we'd by the Liberals
II was reported that the British minister intends
removing the embassy 10 Vera Cruz and recag-
nizing tue JuareZ government
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Alabama Democratic State .oay,p,ion
TELEGRAPHIC.

~ -uoNISohkRT. Jan. 1.-THE Alabama State
,alc convention met here to-day The
!Lo.eeulhge opened quite stormily II was moved
that zen Balger, OF rallapoosa ar, AS te .por,rv
chairman Mr.. Yancey opposed this. and in olo-
sing bis remarks moved that Mr. Snoith ~ In
derdale, should act as chairman. Roth chs,,,o.,
took their seats on the speakers stand in the Hall
of Representatives. both putting motions arid
much noise and confusion io
Finally the difficult was COMPROMISED nv th.
election Of +. :. LYONS as temporary chairmrr
who is an cd Union man, now Of the Y.ncty
wing. tie appointed 4 committee OF Nsncey me-,
To decide on the rights Of the double delegations
from Mobile and Montgomery, Ia report ton ht
The convention then adjourned 10 seven O'Clock
tonight. The excitement is very great
Er,Hi"g SssSSOH.-Tbe committee on or-an,-
zation made MIR. Lyon permanent president. and
Henry ID. Smith and others vice presidents
On taking the chair President Lyon made a
strong southern rights speech, and Mr.. Yancev
made Tremendous speech before the committee
on credentials.
IL is believed here that the southern rights
(lancey) wing Of the party will control the con
vention.
Messs. fancey, Hillard and Scott mad speeches
to the con 'ention, which is still In session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
New Jersey Legislature-Governer's Mes.

TRENTON, n. J., Jan. l0-The State Legisla-
ture was organized to-day by the election of { l.
Z. clifford, of Essex county, as President and
Col. Rafferty,, of Huntingdon. Secretary of the
Senate, and A. ii. Patterson, OF Monmouth, a.
Speaker, and ID. ID. Blauvell. of Essex. as Clerk
Of the House. All of these officers are Democrats
The Americans voted with the Democrats and
received in return the minor offices OF the House
TRENTON, Jan. 1.-THE House Of Delegates
have declared the seat Of Mr.. Johnson, Of the I'd
district vacant, on the ground Of his having been
recently convicted Of conspiracy in the court If
Over and Terminer
The Governors message, which was submirtcd
TO the Legislature to-day, takes strong Union
ground. The Governor regards the idea OF a dis-
solution Of the ConfedeTacy very remote He
takes ground against tae African slave trade; ga
vors the adoption Of a registry law; hopes the
pres mt tariff will be increased by Congress; urges
'et:enchment. and recommends various measur -
to attain that end
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
Illinois Democratic Cony.n,,or

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 1.-THE State Democratic
Convention met here TO-DAY. and eleC ted dele
gates to the Charleston Conv; ntion. Resolutions
were passed declaring the Democratic doctrine To
be that neither Congress nor the Territorial Iegs
laturc has the power to exclude sla very from n
Territories, but that the people when forming
State governments. have tie night 10 permit or e.
clude il; thatthe principle OF Iattef severe "a
is calculated 10 promote disorder disuion Treason
and murder. as practically illustr ited at Harper
Ferry; and expressing fuli coniidenc I'm the ma
tonal administration, including its policy on the
slavery oupstion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
AUCTION SALES.

By J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
STOCKS AT AUCTTON-On TUESDAY AT.
~ JERNOON, January 18th, at O'clock at the
auction rooms, we shall sell. In sums to suit
S552 shares FIremen's Insurance Company Stock
$500 Cooperation OF Washington quarterly per
$50 corporation of Washington semi annual per
cFnt Stock.
500 Corporation of Washington quarter per cent.
IS noo Bank of the Metropolis Stock.
Terms cash in current furds
in ~ d J. C. MCGUIRE CO. Aucts
Bv WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUABLE
Il STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY 6oops
CLoaxs; &C At PUBLIC .ArcTIoS THURS
DAY, the 10th of January, at the auction rooms
Of Messrs. Wa Be- laId, corner OF 18th street AID
Penn avenue, 10y rtBe deed Of trust, executed
on the 5th day II November, 1879 and duly rec or led
shall sell. at public auction, large assortment OF
Mil!lnery a1d Fancy Goods, &C., consisting Of
Bonnsta. Flowers, Ribbons,
Straw Goods, I.aces, AID Dress Trimming
Hoop Skirts, Clneks, FrIpges,6c
With large stock OF other goods not here erume-
rated.
The saie will commence at 10 O'Clock on the day
designated and continue from day to day until the
whole st OK is disposed of
Terms ofsa 81 and under ash; ovsr that sum
credit oil 81 and 81 days, for notes fa: sfactory
endorsed. hearing interest
III the terms OF sale are not complied with in 8
Gays from sale, the trustees reserves the right 10
resell at the risk and expense of the defsGliiIg
purchaser. a. LI.OY D. Trusts
ia I'D WALL Il BARNARD, Auc,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
FUTURE DAYS
BY J. C. MCGUIRE & CO, 6uc.inneers.
IL " DSN Me EIIR NIEIrRI L GI-R ~ INS !.

BY j. c. MCGUIRE & CO, 6uctioneers
HANDSOME FURNITURE. CURTAINS AND
Il CARPETS FROM THE Presidents ROUSE AT
II BIC SALE,-Dn TUESDAY MORNING jan
nary Ia at 1" O'Clock. the large room second story
OF Slbey * Guys huildng. two doors west Of the
auctHn rooms, we shall sell number Of articles If
ing
Suites of full gilt Parlor Furniture in blue and gold
setn oainass; comprising two large Sofas and
Cushions. tws I've A in chairs, two Fire screens
six Foot, stools and four Ottomans, with Cur,
taIns and Carpets to match.
Suite offull gilt Paror Furniture in green and gold
brocatelle. comprising one sofa and Cushion,
sixteen Arm Chairs, with Curtains and Carpet
tn match,
Buhl TABLES. Sofas, Lounges and Easy Chairs.
Crimson Satin Damask Curtains, from the East
Room,
Mattresses, Chairs, Bedsteads, Tables, Oil Cloth,
DC.
Terms cash, in specie.
By order of the Commissioners of Public Build
Ings
in I'D J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
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THIS AFTERNOON d To- MORROW.

BY J. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctiopeers
QEN. F. FRENCH'S TENTHAN NUALSALE
- OF Books and Stationery at auction at store of
until after Christmas, The stock is now complete
In every department. of Literature, Science and
Art, Holiday Books from the sma lest Juvenile NJ
TO fire Cir Books worth S5o, fns Bibles and PRAYER
Books, Buffers fine Gift books for 1861 Stationery
of every Variety ell of which will he sold very low
to close the entire stock out in 50 days. Books at
private sale at hal price. Call and see.
de lad BEN r. FRENCH S,lesm.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
LOCAL NEWS.

u The STAR publishes the Lists of Letters
's'7a'siHg IN the Washington City Post Onee
s'Ssr he provisions Of the lato directing then, to
= p'5:sd IN the ne'cspdTcr harins the largest cir
e'Gt'o" 'c'th'n the delirery Of the Office It's total
daily circulation rs mere then double tha. of any
ether Daily printed IN the District Of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. II Flour closed firm and no.
active; sales of 200 bbls Howard street at IS SO
Wheat closed firm; white n 3asI IS; red Al 2.a
81 50 Corn closed active; white 9Ua75c.; yellow
7oaJ0c. Provisions closed steady. and not active
mess $40 25aS 10 So prime SO 5asl II; bacon sides
9Ic. WHISKY closed dull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
New York Markets

NEW YORK Jan. II Flour has advanced 5aloc
state IS 2i Ohio IS .6jas5 20; Southern - 50a
SIS IS. Wheat is firm Corn is higher; new witt.
and yellow Sla9Oc. Pork is duil; mess SO laa
$40 rs. Lard is quiet. Whisky is steady at Is !
a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
Assista nee for the Lawrence Sufferers

BosTON. Jan. L. AT a meeting yesterday Of
ttR New England Society Of Manufacturers Nj.
chan!cs and Arts il was voted TO dispense with
the annual dirnar, and appropriate the money to
the relief the Lawrence sufferers. The members
Of the society, individually, also made up purse
OF s.. 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
Financial

NEW YORK, Jan. l2.-Stocks are lower and In
active. Chicago ard Rock Island o. u; Cumb
Coal Co Is; Illinois Central shares 57.; Michi-
gan Southern l54; y. Y. Central 7is; Reading
3 Is Va. 6's 81 h; No. 6's 79a. L. s SIS Of Is7l,
al.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12

NoTIcE District cf Columbia Advertisements
e = inserted IN ths BALTIMORE SUS n'e rscs'red
az AVID 70, cGrdsd from The STAR oofc,.
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Another Presidential Somin,,io,.

LOUISVILLE. Jan. l2-The Opp sition mem
bers OF the Tennessee Legislature have nominated
Hon. john Bell. as the Unicn candidate for the
Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12
Sudden Death of a Territorial yudp.

PHlLADELFHGA, Jan. 12.-tIon. VIM F. Boone
Judge of the L. District Court Of New Mexico.
d LED here at noon today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12

II noNgh The STAR IS printed on the fastest
press in use sonti of Baltimore ats edition
large as to require 1t TO be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, shoxld be
-sHt IN before Ttrslre o'clock M; othsrriss they
may net appear until the merit day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-12

THE WAY OF TRANsGRRssoRs IS HARp"-Fol-
low the counsel and heed the advice contained in
the work "Rnmdn F|niity, or Physiological Re-
searches threats OF the evil effects of early abuse
and lndu gence, is embeiished with elaborate co.
ored engravIngs, portrayIng every feature anu
phase of disease xpOses the fallacy OF the ordin
ry modes adopted for the cure of local az well as
hereditary Ui1LddieS and gives the only saf, and in
talibe remedy for expunging every trace of the
virus from the system. Sold by DR.. Barrow, "a
Blocker street. n. Y. Price q cents. Sent free
Sold also by :. Calvert Ford, IT., Washington,
II. u. ia 6-lm,r
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWIN No MACHINES.
u T. most perfect family Sewing Machine is the
Mll.LCOE GIBBS. They make four thousand
Stitches minute with Unerrng facy, are easily
underttOod and not liable TO get out OF order and
the price, delivered, Is on, S3l and IS. They can
be seen AZ my Mountaineering store 4 so 18th sc.
GEO. FRANCIS,
daSI Sola gsUt r. ~. I,,-t.1st
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FRANKFORT, Jan. ll.-Casssus NJ. Clay spoke
Yesterday 10 4 vast audience from the portico Of
the State house. the doors of which had been
closed against him. lie avowed himself an
e.nancipationist and vindicated the patriotism OF
Senator Seward. There WAS 40 disturbance
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MARRIED,

DIED,
On the 9th inst after a lingering illness. MARY
REBECCA, only child of William and Annie T..
Dougherty, aged months and days. May she rest
in peace.
On the 18th instant, at noon, of consumption,
JAMES WESLEY BERKLEY, in his eighteenth
year.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from his late residence on G.
street south, between 18th and 18Th streets east
morrow, the 18Th, at O'Clock p. m.
On the 18th instant, at 7 O'Clock q M. after four
weeks Illness, JOHN WESLEY DOGAN, ia the
3Jth year f his age.
Funeral Will tako place tomorrow, (Friday,D at
o'clock p IN at John Wesiey's Church. Friends
and acqualntances are invited to attend.