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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
HOW'S MY AUNT !?
BY SIDNEY poBELI

'.Ho conductor of the train.
Bov's my dunt-my aunt
WHAT'S your aunts name, COED SIT
And the date of the train want"
envy Aunt Jane
W ho came In the ars this orn-
she left In the early troin.
What care for the rest,
NV aunt-my aunt Is gone,
What's the use being conductor,
If you don't know my aunt.
You might aS well be q lobsterman
Baitlr your traps at Nahant.
Every fool on the early train
Ought to have known my aunt
"How's my aunt-my amt:
Who's responsible for her?
Tell me, conductor, speak
Or Ill have you In jail ton orrov.
Badges or no, conductor,
Conductor, or TO badges,
I'll have you In jail Tomorrow"
Speak low, my d. a. sir, speak low ~
Why should speak low, conductor.
About my own Aunt Jane.
Conductor, retire.
III send for the crier
TO screech IL all over the train.
WHY should speak low, conductor ~
There's been 'smash-up' in the train"
..I'll show you just where we were wrecked.
By the bank there, just under the wall.
You may have the luck to detect
Mid the fragrants, some bits Of Won aunt.
There's an old Parasol with the silk all torn off
Two boxes of pIlls-ard a mixture for cough
One leg-iIalf an ear-an old shawl,
It's just possible those are Your aunt"
Flows my annt-my aunt:
What care for smash in the train!
it's not the smash want.
l'Q have auntIJ, alive deal,
Without any legs, or without any heal.
You have her, that's plain;
L say, how's my aunts'
livery one in the train was crushed
Mlnced-mangled-mu ~
How my aunt-my aunt
w hat care for the rest, conductor?
I'm no; tn -lr nephew
Neither are any of them her nieces
LEAD on, conductor. show me the pieces
How my aunt my aunt !''-B0ston Post,
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SOCIAL LIFE IN UrAH.-We have received
copies Of the Valley Tan, dated the 18th and 18TH
ult- The is 10 particular news, and singular to
say, not a murder recorded. In an article refer
ring to ''sociallifc in Utah, - the Tan saws:
IL Is well-known fact We presume every-
where throughout the country, that gehtiles are
sedulously excluded from companionship or So
cal intercourse with the families of all all GOOD
saints residing In the valleys. As we have before
remarked. there is nothing that sooner makes a
Mormon lose caste with his brethren or which ia
more severely prohibited by the church authori-
ties, than the permission Of gentle to associate
OH terms of any kind of intimacy or friendship
with his family. Such thing as a gentile,s as
sociating with Mormon3 here, Is quite unknown
ank 1heard Of; and the motive for the exclusy We,
ness which exists Is apparent to all 1t is the
natural result of the system under which they
live. and without which 1t could not exist. The
necessity for IL Is known well I'm Constantinople
as In Salt Lake CITY, and leads the Sultan there to
post sentry attic entrance of his Harem, to keep
on all lntruders. High walls serve here the Dur
pose OF sentlneis, though we have heard that the
alter Were sometimes employed. The Mormon
authorities know full well that il their wi YES and
families are permitted to mingle and associat.
with the outward world, they will soon again
knowledge OF their position, and of the respect
ana attention which woman elsewhere commands
tais knowledge, they know, will lead to dissatis
ldSuon, ana dissatisfaction will end in revolt.
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THE EVENING STAR.
HOw,s MY BOY
BY SIDNEY poBKLL.

BY SIDNEY DoBKLL.
"Ho, Sailor of the sea!
ffov's my boy-my boy =.
Whats YOUR boys nams, good wife.
And in what good ship sailed he -
MY boy John
He that went TO sea-
What care I for the ship, sailor:
Ny boys my boy to me.
You come back from sea,
And not know my John
might as well have asked some landsman
Wonder down In the town.
There's not an ass IN all the Iarlsh
But he knows my john.
How's my boy-my boy
And unless YOU let me know.
I'll swear you are no sailor.
Blue Jacket or no,
Brass buttons or no. sailor,
Anchor and crown or no!
"Speak low, woman, speak low W
Aud why should speak low, salios.
About INV own boy John!
III I was loud as | am proud.
Id sing him over the town.
Why should | speak low, sailor 20
THAT good ship went down."
"How's MY boy-nIy boy.
What care | for the ship, sail ;
was never aboard her.
Be she atiOat or be she aground,
Blinking or swimming, III be bound.
Her owrer's can afford her.
/ say, how's my John-!'
,.hvery man on board wel down.
Every man on board her."
''How's MY bOy-my boy
What care for the men, ai'of,
I'm not their mother
How's my boy-my boy
FELL me OF HIM and no other
Hov's my boy-my boy |"
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ALPHABETICAL LIST AID R1sD1N01s
OF IN
MxMBKRS OF fHE XxXvIth CONaRESS.
SENATORS.

SENATORS.
BsssSd. Jane: a.. isl St. Sssxssn nth and 18th
sssiss %R S s;a Sssr Hau.. and
Bragg, Thomas. Vernon House
Bshs 81 Fl st. Z: :s ~. s6d III
Brown, A. g., National Hotel
s Pc Opposite Mrd'
GIN: sy. z ps =; Br %s;s' Hsss House
GGfsmsn Ihos rs p ay bet iath and 18th SITS
GrittendeG, John J., Nationai Hotel
RoSs s%gss r. c0t TP sol.d aGs s!:s
PPS SsEss @ ~
EtOh. Graham N, So Z 8, BET 9Th and 10th 8.
oolp ssp Mr.. Gh SSx' sSss
Fostsr, L. F. s, WiiIaIds 'f Hotel Nv ' "
Gses James % Crg ga s, " cor And 9Th 'ts
Ss sIs' J %m P Nssoa 81. 0 aassI 18th
Hammond. JAS. #. = cor p ~ Madison Place
HH saa H. Ii F Sr %afs'HHs css House
HS14ss1 ssqss 5ss eG 9 s and SITS
Johnson, K. W, Of All. SIS =, BET 9Th and 10th
ksnnsg Of s
KING, Preston, Schrivensr's, Is st. Capitol Hill
h hsfS, JosssPRs: Nations Ns,'onsi H RSse
Mason, Jas. NJ, IA st, bet It'll and 18th
Nicholson, A. u. p, KirkwOod House
Pearce, James A, Mrs. lrving's, % ~ st
Powell, l.. W., 2S3 st, bet l4th and 18th
Pugh, 6. f., 4n1 4Ih st, north Of Laav
Rice. h. NJ, Min Row, st, bet N ] av and LIST Ut
salisbury, W., Mrs. lrvlng's, % AZ st
Sebastian, VIM; h. Dr.. Dqnn's, 456 H st
ssSasa wa II IT # Isss and 18th
Sideu. John, Sl2 Il st, bet 18th and l6k st
Ten Eyck, J. c., Mr.. M Blair, 1872 l st and Pa az
thompson, John r; 45s 18th 81, bet and
Trumbull, Lyman. 45l 9Th st, bet K and F
Wade, b. F., Mrs. Hyatts, $50 Pa av, bet 9Th & It'll
Wigfal. L. r., Browne Hotel
WilknsOn, NJ. 8 Mr.. SOlomon's, 469 6th st
Yulee, David L., 262 st, bet 18th and 18th
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IL The Fall River Monitor announces that the
Directors Of the Troy Cotton and WoolIen Manu-.
Iicung company, in that city, have voted to
splndles and $50 looms so that the entire mill
VIII contain 80 OOO spindles and 700 looms. II
VIII 6e So feet long. IL feet wide, and five s.o-
i ines n!g6' ana the number of operatives will be
toe mill win be operated by steam
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MEDICINES.
m rs hot TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
SINCE ALL,
OIL ID A n ID UNG,
AFFIRM IFS TRUTH

vI1'-THAr S RfE9sFF56R14ivTE ooD's hair
the win p NO % 's 60 any Of
imaginable age Perfectly, restore the gray, cover
1as sd wh .G sns S.Ss ssn
preserve the scalp free from oil disease 70 the great
ase AND and
Ladies Of all classes ell over the World, pear .es-
RssS . ss,t GS nSa is judge m'0'
HIeKoRy GsovE, St Charles CO.. Mo, Nov. IS, 81.
PROP O. w0oD-DeaE Sir; sSm.t%. last su"%st We =:
effects wonderful feel our duty to you aud the
Se.e ptsey covered MIRA sores. add some called said
head The hair almost enttely came 0f IN eonssQuenes
Renorsre we did 3 with mi. hop. Of success; bit TO our
surprise. and thai 4 all friends few applications
crop Of har started and thAi or
any other child We es therefore and do hereby
your Restorative perfect remedy for all diseases Of
SkoRsEW INCONSISTENCIES.
SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM.
PROF woop-Dear Sir: My hair had, for several YEAR,,
the application Of o
in dressing When commenced using your Hair Res;ora-
ing continued till within the last three weeks. has
greatly preferred those produced by the application
Of oils other nave used as an
used Hair Restorative, for the simple purpose Of
dressing or Seauuyng the hair You have permission 70
| that is claimed for It ,-.,
MRS. q. SfMoNDss lis
CIyCINNArr, D., Feb 10, 1851.
wELLINeToN. Mo, Dec. S, 1857.
PRoF. wooD-D.sr Sir: BY the advice Of tfIeHd OF
ue, who has been your Hs1r Restorative Was m.
duced to try bad the fever, last May aud
nearly every my head Now my haI has
great deal thicker than Nothing but q
duty aud sympathy that feel tc others ~o
afflicted have been. would induce 10 give this
public Of the benefit have received from
Prof W Gods HaIrR Restorative
Yours respectfully, A. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative put up bottles OF three Sizes
viz: large, medium, and srnal the small holds hall
pint, and retais for dollar per bottle the me-
dunn holds at east twenty per cent. proper
ton than the small retas for two dollars per bot
tie the large holds a quart 40 per cent. more in
proportion, and retails for SSa bottle.
%. J. WOOD CO., PTopIietors, So Broadway,
New York, Tin the great MY. Wire Railing Estab-
lishnent,D and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo-;
and sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ie 5-eoSm
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MEDICINES.
TlO TIE AFFLICTED!

INDIAN vEsETABLE DECOCTION.
the greatest remedies for Eryspelas, Scrofula,
Rheumatism, Sourvy, Eruptions and Biotches on
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver, SAT- Rheum.
and ali diseases arising from the effects OF Mercury,
ever presented TO the public.
Testimonials and certificates from hundreds Of
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
the country possession OF the proprietor, tes-
GrIt is sold BY most Of the Druggists of Bslti-
more, and at the residence OF the RroPrieto[;
MRS M. cox,
15S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
IL Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Wholesale AGENT. s. T. CIssEL, Druggist.
GEORGETOWN, D. c.. has been appointed w holesale
Agent for the DISTRICT, and will supply the trade At
my prices. de 2-G
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u HOARsENEss. 60.

The prevalence of the above complaints at THE
season generally has the effect of bringing cut host
of pTofesssdlv new speclhcs, and while some are
good, many useless, and Others even dangerous.
The wisest course to pursue Is to consult your fam
iv physician. or otherwise use only such rem. diet
eficacious Ofthis character is TTLER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
Y the favorIts PRESCRIPTION Of an eminent physician
to enjoy growing reputation for the last twent,
acts like CHARM and in Chronic Cases, Bronchitis,
WhOoping Cough, Group, Asthma, influenza, &c.
ITS success ls unparalleled, and moot will tesuf,
who have used it.
Price Is cents and 80 cents per bottle.
Sold by Nairn Palmer Chas. Stott to-, Wash
ington Cissel, Georgetown; Peel Il Stevens, Al
exandrIa where it may be had also for convenience,
In Lozenger form. PRICE IN and q GENTS box
known as ct, ler's Gum Arabic Cough Capd,
Drops" as an elegant pleasant and efhcacious Pul
mOnIC l,OZeng6 they unsurpassed. de lam
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TIE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEgEMAR, 4, ?, r. 8,

~
Prc.cctcS By Royal Eetters Faresr Of Rzslcs1, esl
Ssetyec by fhe SeTly OF re EcniS De Pka-mdoaet
PGTis, ana Ihe iTperIa8 COLLEGE Of Ms6leisG,
Pterra.
no. is Invaluable for exhaustion, SpermAtor-
rh9a, and al PHYSICAL disabilities.
No. 2 completely ersd Gates all traces Of those
diseases thst have boon hitherto treated bv the
seous and peTnIcIoUs use Of copavla and cubebs.
No. las e5ti.ely Snip iantsd the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby lBSCriEg To the sufferer SPEEDY
relief, dspert:ng al impurities, and roofing out the
venom ofdisease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. - and are prepared in The
form of a !ozengo, dsveld of taste and smell, ana
can be carried In the wclstcoat pocket Sold II m
cases and divided INTO separate doses, az admins
tered by Vslpeau, La lcn6nc, Roux, RECORD, &c.
Price SIS each, four cases FOR So which saves "
and IN 81 cases, whereby there is o saving OF r.
To be had, wholesale and retail, Of nr. ARROW,
1S4 Bleecker street, four doors below NoDouga
street. New York. Immediately on receiving q re
mittance, DIR; Barrow viii forward the TriesemH
% Any part OF the world, securely packed, and 50
Sold also by 8. CALVERT FORD, Jrs WISH
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The Restorative Is put up IN bottles of three sis
&C X d + u l. A,
OR KINGS EVIL,

constitutional disease, e.rrrptieu Of the bleed, sy
which th. huid e'cem.s ,its.d ssS sna Pocr Beng 10
spt IN disease on any part Of T. No organ Is ss from lt'
:eloriou. tam. Tarou.y
low living, dIsordered unhealthy fcod impure nth
,.n.ral Infection Whatever ;: origin, is Hereditary
II. Constitution Descending rOm parents to children unto
rod Of Him who " will visit me iniqeuss Of the fsns
It's effect, co.ne. BY deposition blood Of Cor
upt ucerous which il the lungs, liver, and inter
and on In. surface .rupous sores Ts fowl eorrupon
winch g.nde.s the blood dspresses the energies Of life.
that scrotuous ony suffer from scroulors
complaints. but have far less Withstand the
disorders Which, although scroulOus
still rendered fatal by this faint in the Most Of the
which deciminatss the human family has
GIN directly kis serofulozs many
ruet,e diseases Of the liver, kidneys, BRAIN and indeed
Of all the arise from Sggrs,ssd BY the
ssu,s.
are invaded by this urhng infection and their health
derminsd 10y To cleanse from the system
'se the blood By stsratvs medicine and invgorss
healthy feed aud exercise. Such msdieins vsssppy
COMPOUND Extract o. sARsAPAR1LLA
81. mos, e; % Sns9 n, ns f
u combined from the active remsdas that have bssn
blood aud the rescu. Of from d..rset's
qs.nc.' Hence should be employed for the Of
it, such a, ERurrrrE and skIN DIsiA.Is, ST. ArrrO.
sEorcsI KS'. OF RdI mf.r
SALT SALT RnsUM, sc.LD HAD, RirewohM, RHlyMA-
.LAIsT. ARisISe FROM viirITsp Or IsruRi BLOOD
ruth, for scrOfrIa gsn.rntOn Of blood The par
Pu,rGi: : and TiS' fin. ~: part. and
possible Ia contaminated combinations.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
For al nae purposes Of Family Physie,
rarely withstand e-sde them Their prep
sriss search and cleanse, and nrgOras every portion Of
the human organIs, correcting diseased action aud
storing Es healthy W.T. lies As consequence Of these
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-02-24
No~ R,,,ef. BaeAs.
NEW GOUDS
AT VERY LOW PRICES

~ AT VERY Low PRICES.
we are cow receiving large and well selected
Snd Brovn ShirtInss, Cotton and Linen Sheet ass-
Damask Table Linens AID Cloths, Napkins Done
and Linens, Undressek Cambrlcs, Plain And
Jaconetu Cambrics, Cambric and swiss Hands.
Gloves, &c: 40 We shs alec continue To- seIi All
our Fancy Silks, Silk Robes, Foulard Silfs. MeeI
aoes, anu most glnter goods q Prime cost.
TAYLOR 4 HUTCHINSON.
No. ~ Lorl siana avenue
leo opposite Centre Markst SPACE
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TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
Il as PkNN. AvEa1E, BET. u AND erH SYs.

<2S PkNN. AVENUE, BIT. ~ AND srH Sfs.
1 most respectfully inform my friends and the
pubic generally, that have removed TO the~
above ns Pics ice where may = Esys be b9und CO.
As to my capabilities, and the satisfaction Rave
:aIefay gwen, viii entirely leave to the public to
and elsewhere, shat have Of the most eminent gem
tenen in the United States; and particuary desire
road &c guide to those who wish to be well suited
do not suit al hrs sight pretend to do mel
you for space Of years. as You will read in an
advertisement Of another person. which is ali strf
Doctors bad business Will not impose upon or
insult an enlightened pubic, 20 endeavor to make
undergo change 1e fSS them f1a
si spa e
and EYE GLASSES, with res brazilian Pebbles
az Rest SIG
skfERRf s ana GGRREEkks EEkksAGiENs EWATSaMA
variety OF other usofa OPTICS. annex q few Of the
man' TESTIMONIALS.
tros Ass EzesIlssos, tAe Gore,sor Of vsrssais.
have tried pair of spsetseIes c 1St iS s5e
Mr.; Tobiss, and find them or eat assistance 70 INV
Their focus. recommend HIM ~ ffsilT Jss. Gl
ffe~ tie late Hon. Judge Bxsisr . -
Iva. }. WAsH ING T2s, July II. le5s
y, was gratlhed TO ind that Mr.. Tobias seemed 10
comprehend them by inspection, and some slig hi
measurement, and he has made me a pair Of Specta-
cles that suit me admirably. A. p. BUTLER.
Rss@ tAs Hon. SECRETARY a State Of Vsessss-
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec 81. 18B
teces You sent him, and discovering that the focus
precisely suitable to my vision, kindly offered
70 enclose them to you, TO have new Glasses substi
tuted. have snoe received them, and am gratl6 A
that the Glasses fully meet my expectation and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
used arc really superb. enclose herein the amount
u ,Oa' D' " ssiEsS GEO. w. &SfGJiNroRD.
JOHN TOBIAS, Esq, Washington, ID. C..
FSo1 Prof. BacAs
,,L ~ -.WAsHINeT TON, Feb. Il, lss.
have used pair Of Glasses Of Brazilian Pebbes
FURNISHED by Mr.. Tobias with great satisfaction,
A. ID. BACHE,
III Please observe that my Establishment n on
rem. avenue, between ~ aEfd 9Th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
WneIe you VIII obtain good Likeness, eSual 70
md rpodor a.
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NEW YORKA WASHINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE

NEW YORKA NDWA HINGTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.
The Steamer, MOUNT VERNON will leave
AleXandrIa and Washington for New 1>fHAA
York EVERY WEDNESDAY, at sSfEEM
O'Clock p. m, and New York for Wash-T<-E~rS4
lngton every Saturday AT O'Clock p m.
Passengers can join the ship at Alexandra at any
N. BIN the event of tbs steamers inability to
GROSS the bar In consequence of low water ali goods
BY the Undersigned.
For freight or passage epp, to
oc a5 M.TAs.r Wsstern Whnrvvss.
GOETHE'S CORRESPONDENCE WITH A
~ Child price 91.25
The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold
y y ate head master Of Rugby School, and Regus
Professor OF Modern History in the University of
Oxford, by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, NJ. A., In two
sPecehes 81. Thomas Corv,n, with steel plate
gaItfa,t and sketch Of his life. Edited by Isaac
Sss sale at 30. PTAyso r., "a ,1g Sn
SCN MCKINNEY & LANSDALE, ZOO
cSO A6FNTs FOR THE CZU
PARK FIRE ms. co. N. Y.-Cash CAPITAL and
suPPnes $4,000, nearly; and correspondents of
other Companies having CASH capital Of over
Az 49, L S wal, ts adjusted and prompt,
900 SEVENTH sTREET.-a5e barrels north
GC'1 ern Apples, in prime order; Goshen and
6iade Butter, extra prime for family use 1900 lbs
extra kne quality a!se large stock Of Fsmii,
Groceries, Of every kind, wholesale and retail Of
prices to suit the times, at the New Sto-e-0s3 nth
81 tde13i C.. b. JEWELL.
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TOUVIN'S BEST QUALITY
KID GLOVES AND GAUNTI Era
VI vsny hive dozen Of the above Justly celebrate
Aia Sioves In al the desirable coors TO which We
jas j. W. COLLEV & Co. sas nth
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Buy YOUR srovEs , : ,,,,. -

Z. SNYDER, Phiiharmon,c HAN ,o,,h - =
sne Avenue vest Of th street and next door 70 the
Ha omoS' = selling hs entire stock Of stoves, Tim
az vent OF bargsans will cell SOON Pin16un md
rsnfaf sxseseed II the shortest notieS, and
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANsPORTA-

PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the As
until l2 IN, on Wednesday, the 18th day of April
next, for the transportation of military supplies
durins the years 1860 and 1861, on the following
l. From Forts I.eavenworth and Riley, in the
Territory of Kansas and from the town Of Kansas,
in the State of Missouri to Fort Union, in the Ter
rltory Of New Mexico, or any other depot that may
be in that Territory, and to any point
2 From Fort Union; or such other depot as may
+ 5s %ilii.fy dspsss@snt Of New Mexico, exosps
he Tf to os ts zach not @
lions ,,ON, oOOl pounds
iH miles for which the transportation Will be per.
0msd On IN each r3uts IN each month Of the year,
Bidders will give their names in full, as we'll as
their aces of residence, and be prepared to eater
curity. in such an amount s ma. be prescribed by
the Assistant 9natsrma ster at Fort Leavs nwor'h,
not 70 exceed SdG on each route as soon as con-
o H Wi be reauird to be in readiness
Assistant QGartormaster at Fort ipfL.e esvenWor t
lime for the whole weight to be transported during
the year on either of the routes, they must have
Of Fort worth end at For t Union or "thef
depot In New Mexico, at which they may be COM
sFach proposa! viii Be accompanied by the names
OF the suTeties, who must be wei known to the AS
whose Joint cspablty TO pay the bonds should they
be forfeited, must be attesed to his entire satsfac
ton.
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "Propo
sa s for Transportation" and none Will be enter
ained unless they fully comply with all the stpula
tons set forth in this advertisement.
The right is reserved of rejecting ali the bids that
may be made.
QUARTRRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
fe1 Washint ton city, Feb 10, 1864.
OFFICIAL OPINIONS OF THE ATTOR.
" NEYS GENERAL OF THE UNITED
STATES-.Adyisins the ,Presiaen: and Heads Of
Departments relative to their Official Duties; and
Expoundlng the Constitution, Treaties with For
eIen GOVERNMENTS and India Tribes and the Pubic
Laws In volumes 9vo bound in sheep, with co
plous induces aid digest. The last volumes con
talnins the opinions of Gen. Gushing. These
volumes sold separate from the sets, to allow
persons VII" have the first volumes to comPlets
liberal discount allowed to the trade. Orders arc
now solicited Also, Digest to the Opinions,
bound uniform with the above. Price IS.
For sale by
BLANCHARD l. MOHUN,
Successors To r. Farnham,
ia 2-ly cor. 18th st. and Pa ave.
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JACOB REED,

MANUFACTURER OF
Nj + AIRY CLIO HING
SOUTHEAST CORNER SECOND AND SPRUCE SIS.
PHILADELPHIA.
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MILITARY CLOTHS FOR SALE. i.so-sm

As accidents totH happen. sren in ,reH regulated
families, it is very desirable to have some cheap
and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toy s,
Crockery, &c,
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LOTTERIES.

nv ALL xSS FhIZbS.
Whole Tickets, S20-Halves, S1o-Q usrters, o..
Prizes cashed at sight at per oeut discount.
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at psr.
drawing will be forwarded a. soon a. the reeult
becomes known.
All orders for sehsmes Or ticsess 2 3 Adarssssd
mar Str Care of City Posf Charieston. &. @.
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boro, Pa, II is reported-a mob of some oO0 men
lacking the tannery there, with guns and other
weapons, and carrying II by assault against ffteen
or twenty men who defended 1t, and were thrown
the victors. Revolvers and guns were freeIy
USED, ana several men were wounded, though
none are reported killed. Difficulties an to the
parties VINO were entitled to possession OF the
tannery Were the cause Of the riot
ID The photographers are now able 10 take
photographs on porcelain.
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10 The Cleveland Plaindealer says that the
committee deputed to visit charleston and engage
quarters for the Ohio delegation has returned and
made report A hall large enough to accom-
modate the delegations from the whole est as
an assembly room has been engaged for $500 a
day fof ten days-e2, 900; board and lodging for
the fosy-stx Ohio delegatess at ss per Days, 800
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