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PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the As
sstant Quarterm.ster a. Fort Leaveuwortf, x. T.,
until IL H.. on "Wednesday, the Ilth day of prii
next, for the transportation Of military supplies
during the years Is6" ard 1861, the following
!. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
Territory of kantas. and from the town Of Kansas
rItory OF New Mexico. or any other depot thst may
be designated In that Territory, and To any point
From Fort Union. or suoh other depot as NAV
be designated in the Territory of New Mexion, to
the posts or dePots that are or may be established
IN the mltary department OF New Mexico, except
The weight To he transported each year not to
Thousand (no00, pounds, nor more than FIVE mil
lions i,Hn, ,COl pounds.
Proposals will state the rate per Ioo pounds per
1ON miles for which the transportation will he per
formed on each routs in each month of the year,
and Will he made for each route separately
Bidders EIll give their names In full, as well rs
their aces of resider o. and be prepared t. eater
into contrscs, and to execute bonds, with good Sc
the ssstant q Quartermss ter at Fort Leavrnworth
not to exceed 900 on each route, soon as con-
CcntraH;ors will be required TO be in readiness
for service by the lst day oi May succeeding their
means Of Transportation To- be approved by the
tims for the whole weight TO be transported
the year on either of the routes, they must have
places Of business or agencies at or in the vicinity
Of Fort Leavenworth and at Fort Union or other
mlinica.ed with readily.
Each proposal will be accompanied by the names
Of the sureties who must he well Known to the As
sstant QnarternasteT at Fort L.eavenvorth or
whose Joint oapabllty to pay the bonds should they
he forfeted, must re attested tn his entire
Proposals will he endorse As follows: "Propo
sss for Trsn.PortaaaIH,n and none VII he enter
mons set fnrtn in tins advertisement
The right is reserved OF rejecting all the bids that
QraRTERNAsTER GKSERAL's OFFICE,
f. II Waxht1r ton city. + eb. 10. lasa
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DALY'S
AROM Alto
VALLEY WHISKY,

We have Just received Twenty FIVE Cases of this
very superior WHISKY. Being manufactured ex-
ciuslvely from the finest quality of Rye consumers
can rely upon Its being entirely free from a delete
Tl0us ing rediants.
We annex three certificates from eminent chem
lists of the North TO its purity
BARBOUR & SEMMES.
w: ii; DAILY Your Aromatic VALLEY Whisky is
received, and after careful examination find il to
he pure article entirely free from the aduIttrating
Ttgred'sutS so frequently used.
Yours, respectfully, JAS J. MAPES,
Ana ytioal Chemist
have analyzed a sample of "Daly'a Aromatic
Valley "hlsky.' and find it TO be pure article of
hne flavor, and without any deleterious admxture.
JAS. X. CHIL ron, NJ d.,
New York Chemist.
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CABINET WARE.
DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
~. LOOMS, M; D., the inventor and patentee
of the MINERAL. PLATE TEETH, at
tends personally at his Office in this CITY. 8
Many persons can wear these teeth who61o
cannot wear Others, and no person oan wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommodate
with any sty and price of Teeth they may desire
bnt to those who are particular and wish the purest
clsenest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this oity-No. 336 Pa avenue betw cen
9Th and 10th sts. Alec, 907 Arch street, Philade-
phia. 90 I-Iy
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ID The trial of VIM. J. Lane, IT, for ALLEGED
fraud on the Fulton Bank of New York city OF
which he was the assistant clerk to the cashier.
WIN. j Lane, sr., his father. was commenced on
ednesday, on one out of about thirty indict-
ments, In the court of oyer and terminer before
Judge lngra ham. The present ind ctment charges
false entry in one of the bank books, called the
. Book Of Foreign Records" to the amount of
Solsi5 to have been made by the defendant for
the purpose Of defrauding the bank out of that
sum. The charge against him is under the statute,
forgery In the third degree. A powerful array of
counsel. among whom are Messfs Chas O,Conor
fend the prisoner. Two hours and a half wrr.
consumed in procuring jury. and only one wit
ness, the paying teller Of the bank was partially
examined.
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$40
SEVENTH STREET.
X f NJ 0 Y A l..

CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM
Has removed his PLUMBING AND GAS FIT
TING MENT to No $40 SsvRN1H
STREET,THREE DOORS BELOW ODD FELLOWS HALL,
where he keeps all kinds of
PUMPS AND BATHING FIXTURES,
WATER CLOSETS, ,WASHSTANDS.
HYDRANrS anu PUMPS of every description
on hand Also. all kinds ot Brass and Plated
Tubs. Sinks, Marble top Wash Basins, Hose and
Couplings, Hose Pipes, DO.
He gives his persOnal attention to introducing
WATER AND Gas into St1rss and Dwellings. Pub.
lie Buildings and Private Residences heated by
Steam or Hot Wa ter on the most improved plans,
70 ,
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EXCITEMENT AND DISSATISFACTION IN TIL
NAvY-YARD.-We understand that there is con
siderable excitement in the navy-yard in conse
quence OF the discovery Of united systematic
tnort being made by the master workrnen at al
The Yards to get law passed by the present Con
2r.ss making permanent the situations of maste
mechanics similar to naval constructors aud othe
permanent omce's, making them permanent fo
lfe.-Norfoik Day Book.
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FIRE FROM A STRANGE CAUSE The dwelling
late VIM. p Brinham. of Prince Georges county
Md but now owned by the Misses Danyerfield
was totally destroyed by fire on the night of the
23th ult There was no one living In the house at
the time Of the fire but an old negro man. who had
charge Of the premises. 1t is supposed the fire
originated by hog going into the kitchen, in the
absence of the old man, and roofing the nre out
on the floor
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE A resalutl on js before
tue senate 70 grant pension to Sarah Shepherd
widow Of the colored porter who was killed a,
huprr,s trrrv on the ME ht Of October 18th, 1853
ny the band OF marauders then inyadino vi,,inia
Both Honse in joint convention, on Wednesd.v.
reelected all the present State oficers
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THE ENGLISH TURE-Deeiinc in the Betting on
me American Colt Umpire-The Sunday Lon
dom Times, January 80, says:
For many weeks past the American Derby colt.
mpire, has seemingly held his position in the
Two Thousand and Derby betting on sufferance.
and the movement which was made az dinst him
Oh Thursday last was not unen pected. although il
created some sensation. No cause worthy of
credence has been assigned for his decline, unless
IL be, indeed, that he has Of late been more Sc
cluded than usual. We were never through thick
ana thin admirers Of Umpire; we have frequently
SlVeh expression to our opinion that his Good-
wood running and his Stockton successes did not
establish his title to the position to which he was
advanced-inore by money than by merit-in the
DERBY betting All sorts of rumors are circulated
about Umpire. The last report is, that to each
side OF his stable door are chained two ferocious
Dull dogs, who are purposely kept on short COM
mons TO render them equally ready to "chaw up,
noboler as TO devour bone. This statement is
widely ciTcul ited I'm all the American pa pers and
an English contributor to one OF them actually
had the impudence TO state that the precaution is
necessary, for that favorites for great races i'm
England are invariably got at" That Umpire
will return TO his position is very probable. for,
doubtless, large sum Of money will be sent into
the market from America to back him; Mainstone
Is, however, now the leading favorite
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hoAx-The story going the rounds of the
papers 'hat man named Curtis has been spirited
away from Ranesville, Ohio, because he wrote .
ourlesQue account Of the mode Of Initiation into
The order OF the Sons Of Malta, Is now pronounced
hoax. and the author Of 1.-THE Aurora man
confounded humbug.
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ONEYs GENERAL Of The tIifEb tiffHEh
the PIesjtsnt and Heads O.
Expounding the Constitution, Treaties with For
sizn Goyernments and Indian Tribes and the Public
Pious indices AID digest. The last 5 Volumes CON on
tanning the opinions 21 Of Sen. Gushing. These s
persons who have the FIRST volumes TO oompete
their sets. Price If the whole volumes. sal A
now solicited Also, Dsss. TO the V51fni 6anon. are
bound uriform with the above. Price Sa
For sale ny
BLANCHARD MOHUN.
Successors to r. FarnhaIn
fe21J cor. llth st. and Pa ave
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A LARGE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHO
h IN < SOL "a CHE ApI
TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
II k2S PKSN. AYKNuI. RKi. az Nm sIE Sxs-

TOBIAS, OPTICIAN,
<2s PKNs; AVENUE. BH1. ~ AND 9Th Srs.
most respectfully inform my friends And the
public generally, that have removed to .he<-
above place, where may always be found, to@
CLES, or having GLRSSES fixed TO suit ali Sights.
AS 70 my capabilities. and the satisfaction have
discriminate from the many TESTIMONIALS this city
emsn the nsa sssos 81
my advertisement in the National gencer TO 5e
not suit at Sst sight as some pretend TO do mel
ther do warrant mine or any other Glasses 10 suIt
you for space q SIX years as you will read in an
Is is rtalIiy anew phase 70 endeavor to improve
Insult an enlightened public, to endeavor to MAKE
them believe such nonsense. can only add. that If
rast you my Glasses to last you Forever.
You VII III at , al tunes bud in my EStabIishment 9
and EYE GLASSES, with f'Ge Pes BTaziii.h pebbfss
and fine Glasses, mo wonderful yenezaean Crys-
shss "a
fSen ii, Ez::lIsney, tst Gorsxor Of virs,n,..
have tried pair of spectaoIes Obtained FRO from
Mr.; Tobias, and find them Of great assistance TO my
their foou,, recommend him as skilifnl 6ptioan.
HENRY A. WISE.
1te~ fAs late Hon. Judge B.tIer
WtsHINsLoS, July II, 1883.
~. was gratlhed to find that MIR. Tobias seemed 10
ooi- 2rehend them by inspection and some slig 1T
measurement and he has made me pair OF Specta-
ciss that suit me admirably. A. T. BUTLER.
EcsH tie Hon. SccretGrv Of STATE Of Virst,,s
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
- RICHMOND. Dec. 81. l85S.f
Dsar Sir: Gov Wise having shown me the Srec-
taces you sent him. and discovering that the fdcu.
was precisely suitable TO my vision, Kindly offered
tpted: ! have since received them and am srStfsd
that the Classes fully meet INV expectation, and
give my eyes great relief. The pebbles you have
Esed are really superb. enclose herein the amount
GEO. w. MUNFORp.
JOHN ToEIAs, ESQ, washington, ID. G.
From Prof Bdeas.
WAsHINsToS, Feb. ID, 1BSs
have used a pair of Glasses of BRAZILIAN Pebble,
furnished by Mr. Tobias with great satisfaction.
They are clear, of ofexoslentfgure, and well mo uuted
A. ID. BACHE.
IL Please observe that my Establis shment IL on
Penn. avenue, between ~ and 9Th streets.
TOBIAS AMBROTYPE ROOMS,
Where You will obtain I: good Likeness, es nal to
Any other Establishment and NJ NOD crate charges.
fe ie d - M ~oW
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DENTISTRV

II DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS after praotl6h TEST of two years,
feels that he can with confidence recon-
mend the Cheoplastic Process for inserting6 AkSS
artificial teeth 1t has the advantages of0L0
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and che.pness, FulI
upper sets inserted for 3S5 Partial in proportion
Office sos Pa. avenue. se1
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NJ MRS. McCORMICK'S SCHOOL.
N1RS. MCCORMICK desires to inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
the duties of her School on the lst MOnday in Sep
tember next
The eourss Of study pursued will comprise all the
tion.
In addition to her day scholars she is desirous of
receiving into her family few pupils boarders,
mediate care and oversight
!, Her ar1ansementS for the accommodation and
due care OF pupils have been considerably increased
and otherwise improved. Those in Washington
desiring particular information with reference 10
ner school may apply to w. ID. Wallach, Editor o
For terms and further particulars apply at her
resIdsnce-No. 3s Cameron street, Alexandria, Va.
yH-tf
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WOOD AND COAL.

w SSB! C9A
Ihoroxxa Stock of all Sizes Of Coal
and all Kinds of Wood.
W CoAL we'll prepared before delivery.
-woon III 2,240 pounds to the ton.
~ sacS SoD ~ ready prepared TO suit the wants of
eacA customer or delivered cord length.
rrL III 15S feet in a cord of Split Wood.
H. Ahe w ood Sawed, but not Split, Is red
before being Sawed.
H. LII sale at the JOiresf Possible Prices at the
CiIf STEAM FIRE WOOD MILLS
AND COAL DEPOT,
WA VI 1'TH STREBr, BELOW WAR DEPARTN'r.
4. J. Il w. NJ. GAIT,
oMee-N W. corner 18th and G streets, No. SAY
~ ., oIners left at either Place will receive
20" ." prompt personal attention.
r E i! tf!uELE U e l."
a rave now one of the most extensive stocks OF
Enet IN washington, consisting Of
" hlte Ash Broken Coal, Red Ash Egg Coal,
w hlte Ash Egg Coal, Red Ash Stove Coal,
w mite Ash stove Coal, Cumberland Lump Coal,
tEIoverton Free Burning, Do. Run Of Mine,
Hickory, Oak and Pine 224O pounds to the ton
WOOD. sawed and split. in ali cases
All Of which will sell at the lowest prices for tho
caEh. Tor 81 or 60 days paper, well secured.
" All accounts now standIrg will he presented
beore the lst OF January 1860, and it is earnestly
r. w BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer, l4th and C sts.,
oeO near Canal.
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CARRIAGES
L HE Subscriber having Inade additions To hi
factory, making 1t now one of the largest.
In the District, where his facilities for 60k
manufacturing CARRIAGE & LIGHTSE
WAGONS Of oil kinds cannot be surpassed. And
nom his long experiences in the busin ess he hoDes
to give general satisfaction. I>
Az kinds Of Carriages and Light Wagons kept o.
Al REPAIRS neatly done, and ell orders prompt
Secondhand Carriages taken in exchange for nav
spen. ANDREW J. JOYCE
h-u aoynsr nf 1Ifh and E sts
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-, m. , rs IZES.
Whole Tickets, S2O-Halves 8 O-Ouarters q s.
PriZes cashed at sight at per cent. discount.
bilis on all soivent Banks taken at par.
drawing will Se forwarded as soon as the result
becomes known.
All orders for schemes tickets TO he addressed
70, DON RODRIGUEZ,
fe lS-tr Care Of City Post, Charleston, =. G.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MRS. WINSLOW,
an Experienced Nurse and Female Physioian
presents 10 the attention OF mothers, her
5 U U I HING SYRUP.
For Children Teethins,
which greatly faciiitatss the process Of hnf By soften
,os the gums reducing all inaammston-vill aliay ALL
PAIN ana spasInode action, and 10
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
Dspsn upon it, mothers, will Civ. to yourselves, and
kELiEFAND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
put up and sold this ten years and
80. -. IN FNcR AND TRUTH oft what We have
M.dei":@ssSrS MRS sy.Ir ;sy Of iny rI,G1p1s 1Tafs
rEcr A cuRE, WINSLOW,s sb.n ,;m,I. TO n!.S .S
s.,..esoo We b, tn1v now SOOTHING an nsane. Of dis
Oh: q: sS.irr6y ak are SYRUP, d.lsht.d With m
highest eomm.ndstion Of magical .f.cts and msdios
aherten years experience, AND PLRDGE Our RrPUTs-
T1oN FOR THE FULfILMENT WHAT WE HyBy m
In almost every n,ane. where the infant suffer
In from pam aud exhaustion, relief will be found
or twenty minutes after the syrup ID administered
,n r,UaS, . P..scriPOn Of Of the
land, andhas been used with NRvERFALIra sUCcIs. In
THO USANDS OF CASES,
not only r.'ss the child from pain, but the
energy to the whole 'ystsm will almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND Co1Ic.
and ovsreons convulsisns, which, il speedily r.med.d
ANpsuREsTREm. FOR Gr:Ts gp"init. + IN. xoEIp snp
in all cases of Drs- CHILDREN ESrEsY and piAS
sri.s. from I'm :,sin TEETHING DREN whether it
cause We would say avery who has child snf.
sring from any Of the foregoing compaiu-Do NOT LIT
stand between yorruferng child and that will be
sURE-yes, ABSOLUTELY suRE-to follow III. use of this
comp-ny erch 10TH. Non, .n 10, ..f VIII ae
CURTIS PERKINS New Sork is OH the ou.sd. rrann.p
Principal Oafe., No. Is Cedar strs.tNY
Price only Is Cents Per BottIs sell-dAvIv
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STATE AssAYER,s Orr1cE. 80 soms,,ett 81

BosrON, April IL, 1850
WM DAILY, New York: have made = chem
lea anal ysls OF your Aromatic Valley Whisky, and
find it pure, fine farored Rye Whisky, containing
no injurious matters of any kind and would REQ
ommend it az suitable for medical and public pur-
poses, CHAkLES II. JACKSON.
ia % colin Slate Assayer
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EDUCATIONAL,

nR: H. PERABEAU, PROFESSOR OF MJT-
T. - sic. vocal and fnstrumental, orsanist of ~
style of singing. Resdence-391 New York ~
avenue, corner oil 18TH street. d -Smr
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SOO MCKINNEY & LANSDALE, SOO
O%O AGENTS FOR THE oAO
PARK FIRE ms. co. N. Y.-Cssh capital and
supphes $4,000, nearly; and correspondents OF
other Companies having cash capital of over
oS,ooo ,OC. lossee es utab adust ted and Iromptly
sa'd- 0An. No sac nth str~~t. n~ar n
900 SEVENTH STREET.-25o barrels north
6Gi.O1 GiO1 & srn Apples, in prime order; Goshen and
premium New Jersey Buckwheat Eastern Cheese
extra hne quality also, large stock of Family
prices to suit the times at the New Store-2s3 7th
st tde1SD G. Il. JEWELL.
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SOLD By
The
BOTTLE
AND
CASE
ONLY.
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EOETHE's CORRESPONDENCE WITH A
NJ Child, price Sl.25
The Life and Correspondence OF Thomas Arno,d
D.. iate head master OF Rugby School and Regus
Professor of Modern History in the UnIversity of
volumes: price So.
Speeches of Thomas Corwln, with steel plate
Strohn price 50.
For sale at TAYLOR MAURY'S,
de 334 Pa ave-, bet 9th and 10th sta
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LOTTERIES.

II ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
HE Next Drawing of the Royal Havana Lot
tery, coaducted by tho Spanish Government unde
the supervi vislon Of the Captain General Of Cuba
Will take place at Havana on
FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1850.
SORTEO NUMERO 6R ORDIN1RIO.
CAPITAL PRIZE Slnn nnn
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~ EW YORK A N w WASHIN NGTON
~ STEAMSHIP LINE.
TIE Steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave
York EVERY WEDNESDAY, at SefEfN
G,Sl9Sk frS,on P m and a!S New York for Wash -
PassengeIs cen join the ship at Alexandra At an,
time before the hour of the steamer departure
n. BIN the event Of the steamers inability 10
Will he promptly nghtered to and from tie steamer
by the undersigned,
For freight or passage apply to
MORGAN & RHINEHART,
oc 25-M -M,TdStr Western wharves
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O7O t. POTENTINI, one
PA: AYR, FOREIGN FRUITS, PA. AVE-.
bio lila sis. CONFECTIONS. EiIlards Aotsi.
PATES, PRESERVES,
CONDIMENTS, 6o.,
Begs leave TO call the attention of his friends and
laId's HoteI, Just opened, in copnexion with his
oid establishment, where he vii be happy 20 re-
ceve any orders for superior CONNECTIONS Of his own
Importation.
Aso, sl orders for Dinners, Suppers, Balls, and
Private PARTIES which will be served ID In his in
imIteble style, with the same promp ptnees and dis
Vatoh whIch he has hitherto shown
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WM. T. DOVE a CO.
ARE Now prepsref 10 execute any orders with
which they may be favored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
IL Store on 9Th street. a few doors north If Ps
avenue, where msy be found 3 complete assortment
Of CHI = tNDEIIERS y and other GAS, STFA VI anC
WATER FIXTURES. ian iv
The New York herald., 1860-12-09

crew were taken on board and confined and the Cora
was declared prize to the Constellation believe that
sne nad neither nag nor board when aken The
chase lasted four hours and half She had seven hun
dred and five slaves board that were shipped AT Man
60 Grando the night before and had only been in the
weasel twenty four hours when taken.
PERSONAL Intellisence,
Dr. B. dc Gersdon, Of Salem, Mass Homer Rannsdell
OF Newburg; e Powers, of England and r. j. Moore of
Virginia, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
James Clarke, OF Rochester: Mr. W. Gordon OF London.
G. X Knight OF Boston J. Hirshfod, OF Pttsburg and
Mr. Bseow, Of New York, are stopping the bsmarle
wD Swan and W. riclnor, Of Boston: n K. Bradshaw.
of Virginia; T. H. Eastman of the United States Navy; r.
W. Paul, Of Canandaigua, and w. c. NJ swift. Of New
Bedford, are stopping ut the Astor House.
Colonel r. C. Hovey Of Albany Alfred de Fiouerca Va
entia Avorter and Manuel Pava officers of the rgae Pa
repgueIa CAPTAIN j. Crowe Of the steamer Florida ana
Colonel G. Lnmbard, Of Chicago stopping at the La
farge House.
Mr.. George GiencIose Of shefHeld, England: Mr. Rem
shaw and wife, OF Baltimore; w. H. Barksdale OF st.
Louis; s Moore ard wife, Of Alabama; W. H. glasgow
and wife of st. Louis lansing Pruyn, and j. f. Marble
Hotel.
Hon. D. F. somes, OF Maine; c. p. May OF Montgomery;
J. T. Janney, of Virginia. y. G. Hugett of Maryland j.
N. Chambers Of Georgia: w. Farnum, of New Orleans,
and Mr. Owen, Of United States Army, are stopping
At the Metropolitan Hotel
Col. W. Gates, U, 8. A.; OK Gov Louis Lowe, OF Ma
ryland exGov Jno P. Jackson Of New Jersey; Hon J.
Randolph Clay, United States Minister Peru and fami-
ly; j. r. Bker, Collector Of the Port of PHILADELPHIA
Capt Frisbie, u 8 A.; Capt. George 7. Holmes, Cape
New York; L. de la Forrest French Consul at Phiaial
phia and family; Major Iymington, Lieut. JOS L. Har.
sun, Capt. Jordan and family U s. A., and Gen d. de
Goiacouria, louisiana were in Washington Friday.
The New York herald., 1860-12-09
Military Intelligence.
TEE SEVENTH REGIMENT TO BE INVITED TO VISIT
ENGLAND.

Owing 10 the exer,ons OF Mr.. Beew the artist, who
has recently settled In London Is extremely probable
that the London volunteers win send by the next steamer
an invitation 10 the Seventh regiment 10 pay visit 70
England.
Mr. blanchard Jcrrold, who Il captain OF crack Ion
don volunteer corps and several other literary and mill
tary ceebres are very enthusiastic in relation 10 the
matter and interested many leading citizens of London,
by whom IA proposed 10 raise fund Of Els 900 To de-
FRAY the expenses This shows the invitation will como
so wordcd and signed that viii far towards counter
balancing the unpleasant impression created by lord Pal
erstons recent reply in relation TO Company Es Ninth
regiment proposed visit with arms in ther hants ~
nav be possible that the handsome in which the
Prince OF Wales received In America may have ex
cited In the minds Of Englishmen desire TO do some
thing 70 show their of the attention. II VIII be
noted that the named about " be raised y
very liberal and ustes the belief that the seventh
reception viii he one worthy Of the raditonsi hospi
ialitx of Inhn Bull.