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fce, as belonging most appropriately to this
branch Of the service. ....
Besid these four principal branches of this
new Executive Department, the organic act Of
ls49 tran. fcrred to II from the Treasury Depart
ment the supervision of the accounts Of the Uni
ted States Marstals and Attorneys, and the
Clerks of the United States Courts, the manage
ment Of the lead aud other mines Of the United
States, n; tie affairs OF the pententiary Of the
United States in the District Of Columbia; and
from the State Department tie duty of taking
and returning the censuses Of the Uni ed States,
and Of supervising and directing the acts Of the
Commissioner of Public Buildings. The Hospi.
tai for the Insane Of the army and navy and Of
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agement Of this Department.; in addition 10
which, by laws recently passed, the Secretary Of
the Interior is charged with the construction Of
the three wagon roads leading to the Pacific
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is known as Winders Building" while the
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Secretary's Office, all crowded into the Patent
Office building, the whole OF which will be re-
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Office, for which it was originally intended.
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BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILROAD.-At the
regular monthly meeting Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, held yesterday morn
ing, the following report Of the revenues Of the
road for the month Of November was presented:
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

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Ry Lyon h II! G tTssnden M NJ;
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end fR5Gis SS Fey Whals Adr No.
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4o S%fsst 5eEas Rg5hsT ne SsS NJ
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ism Q; Huosiss. Mass s Hon G5re cIaf SRd
RsO ja, Nc; p n Hs%minsysy and LAZY, MISS;
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Apd 1Ss "a 6oIssP ssSii S. ny; a Bowling
ferpsnass Nd J B Turner and lady ii . vi te
IA ksi ed, AID Isdy, Z q Kearney, o, NP Fur
Sa IS y and lsdy, o. II smith Geo stevens d.
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seward and sdy. ny; II 49,, Ohio. j a Dat
t T1s Ala; PG5dy E1gsad q sanders; Mss
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son, DO; = Roy, Fla; Mr. aud Mrs Wyman. Me;
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THE EVENING STAR.

TrThe uCattle Diseasen now constitutes
prominent item In the news Of the day. The ep-
idemic has made It's appearance In New Hamp-
shire. A feeling seems TO prevail in some parts
of Massac husetts that the Commissioners appoint
ed by the Legislature are spreading the disease,
rather than abating IL, by carrying the affection
in their clothes. In debate in the House, one
member. with a sagacious shake of the head.
remarked, that he - had not yet fully made up his
mind which was the greatest calamity TO the
State, the Cattle Disease or the State Commission
stoners.n The disease is said by some to origi-
nate from a minute insect which finds its way
into the lungs of the cattle. - r'-
IVA young man named Edward Gronise, has
been arrested in New York city, charged with
beating his own mother 70 death, upon the slight
est provocation. The mother having command
ed him to cease grumbling about his supper, the
brute struck her three or four blows with his fist,
knocking her down on the floor; after she was
down he stamped on her face and breast; and at
tempted TO strangle her, declaring that she had
lived long enough and that he would kill her
which he finally succeeded in doing most effect
ualIy. 1910 =
ITMr Seward has surrendered the letter of
Mr. Greeleys in which the latter sent the Senator
his defiance, and which be has been demanding for
publication, TO the editor of the Albany Evening
Journal, with authority TO respond TO Mr.. Gree
ley's demand or not, as he though proper. The
editor announces that he decides that Greeley
shall have the letter, and Of course IL will now be
published
H. The Commissioners appointed by the Leg
isatures Of the thirteen original States to supern-
tend the building of monument to the memory OF
tie Signsrs Of the Declaration, have arrived in
philadelphia, were they the guests fthe city.
u is expected they will adopt plans and locate
the monument. Independence Square is spoken Of.
UJA Vigilance Committee has been formed in
Orange county Va for the purpose of Kidding that
county of sundry persons suspected Of dealing
with slaves, melting them to steal, &c. Some
persons have been ordered 10 leave the country,
and In more than one instance force has been used
U~A gentleman travelling railroad los,
his hat. when, without a moments hesitation, he
pitched out his bat-box, on which Were his name
and address, wisely Judging that the latter woul
lead to the return of the former, which il did
That man was philosopher.
IL Public meetings are being held in Chicago
and the Western cities, for the relief Of the suf-
ferers from the tornadoes in Iowa and Illinois
IT. little daughter Of A. Keith, of West Lib
erty, Ia, was almost instantly killed on Tuesday
week, by drinking a cup Of concentrated ley.
IL James r. Pell. while shooting at a mark
near Oveda, y. Y, last week, shot his uncle
fatally.
IL The amount already subscribed in Europe
to the memorial to Humboldt exceeds s2O, 600
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MEDICINES.

Id. sonIsroN,-.,
LOCK BosPIvAL,
hss Dssecesrsd fAs ssosf Cssfats, Speedy, asd css
Efsefsal Reae6y - rae Void.
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELrAcY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
CURE WARRANTED. on NO CHARGE.
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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MARRIED rEssoHs, o. Y.snT Men ssst.nplsust Mar
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OFFICE Ne soprn rKrprsIcE srsrrI.
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nsnssr Stsshsya csllsrs sfsrrSssns hscass. grssss
re en-. 81 u. nsst eminent CslsIss an As pn.a ss.s<
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Power. Pa III. Heart Dy.p.psy k,T,oV. Irr,sss
vD.rsngsmsnt Of the S,o,rsl D,sty
MENTALLY-Tss f.Arfs f.et. on th. mind ar. -rsst.
sP E, fsrSosas sf q
Le's Of soliisd' ruaeity, 81 ne s'ls
NERvous DrpILrY-SAss,ndss ts s.v ,sdf. vt.t
The ess.s Of thar declining hssh, lSsing th.T
appearance ssoEt The sy coEgb syupt-r een.sp..
DISEASES or IMPRUDEECE
h. has i1Ss.d q. SEED. q ss P.infsi d.,.. e. co..
happens that al timed Of ,hsms dread Of dessy
1eeS ,o ca. son! s.."s s$ i w. % &C.. %
s &. S.sGt 1si %
meon amer month long he smasst fee 30 80
.'.r b, Calling d.sPpcn,nt; y sfthst dad,
s,s. .s':a e: ssH.stopsi ,y"Ison q tsi'
nn. &c Prosr.,,sS VIZ Tights rsPdrty, al d.sth
discovered from Who's. s.sl.r rssun,
DE- JoHHs0spREMEDY FOR oEGANIC wEAKrErs
AID IMPOTEsCY.
ly dis great and important rsm,d, v.sin, srs.-,
are speedily cured and fan .fer 90
nsst nsrveus ana dseitssd -, BAD Leaf all Asp.,
been nm,diatsly rsl,,sd.
An imP;dinsn,, Msrr.l,. rsy,,.I n.n,,l D,,7,.n.
Trembling s1d w.ssnsssr Erhsssusa Of the rest f..rAt
ENDORSEMENT or rpE rsIss
Ill mANf THOUSANDS eursd stthh instts.i.- .t.,s
ss oP.r.deo. r.rfsr@.d ~ Dr. y.Sa.s". .5P..s :,
nPersn Of the paP,r and sth.r psr'os,
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DR.. ROVEE DODs,

IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases of the Kidneys, b adder aud Urla.ry
Organs, and especially for Female ODstructions
lever fail 10 cure. and are warranted 10 give sstIs
fiction.
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD q CO.,
PrOPnetors, IS WiilIsm ST., New York.
j. SCHWARTZ,
Je7lyF Agent, Washington. ID. G.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEsKMAR, 4, Q, as,

EFetftftd on h0rdI LtftfFt PdltNH OF Enft0a1s -
sscs,si by fks Seals Of fAs Ecole Dc PAa.uooss Dc
Paris, aSd fhs IvsP~iaI COlisss o Msdsesss.
Ffssaa.
No. il invaluable for exhaustion, srcrmstor-
rhpa, and all ply Fical disabilities.
No y completely eredtcstse oil traces Of thoee
diseases that have been hitherto treated br the
seous and pernioious use Of oopay1a snd cubebs.
No. has entirely snpplanted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby lnsuring 20 the sufferer speedy
reIef, dispensing al impurities, and roofing outthe
venom ofdiseese.
,TRIEsEMAR Nos, IL and a,sre prepared in ths
oan be carried in the vsistoost pocket Sold IN IN
GASES, and DIVIDED into separate doses, - admins
tered b vslpean, ksllemsnd RSuIl RECORD. &c.
and In 80 cases, whereby there lie saving Of n.
49, oe nac n1 rs set. q w
street. New York. Immediately on receiyipg ne
mittance, DR.. Barrow will forward the TrieecmeI
dressed according 20 the instructions Of the writer
Sold also By 8. CALVERT FORD, Jrz Wssh-
inGton. ID. c, deeSm
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X ENNIsH's HEnYJpsADLIc M9TOR, .

X ENNIsH's HnYpssAgLIc MOTOR,
Is new and wonderful adaptation Of Hydraulic
PRESSURE as applied to mechanics. and has SO far
e y mas become snown, been received with un-
bounded enoomiums " ~
silent but powerful in Its operstiou-economical
~ Us Original cost, occupation of space and con-
sanpuon OF water, 10 obv ates the dang err eT pepse
sna atteptlon indispensable to steam or caloric
Poke,-,ne Only Tequislte being o small supply and
suno ent head Of flowing water and the rstima-
per cent. ~ .N 10 why 'h'se
, Inc result Of thirty years sta1y and PRACTICAL ex
PsIiment, the inventor Ia Hydraulio En9inseTl
claims for it-only what every practical ma : rssdi
~ ooncee1es-a vast superiority over every other
eaeptanon Of hydranllo power hitherto inyented
sne sIs sEsst p?sslbie economy OF watsr-solid sim
Pneity OF oonst uctonfaoiity Of ada otatoh 10 sny
sna o. Hsomnery-and, more than al. its cheap,
1he undeysigned having been az pointed .ols ,xsr,
9I the Inventor for all the Wsstsrs and SorfS 80
tfcfss. Virginia excepted rsspectfulIy inv,tss
InsPeotion, by al who feel nterested Of a vorsi82
model At Browas Hotei, betw cen the hour Of and
p w. eveTy AFTERNOON. p q e'1
Cossfr asd State kishfs, a. well as single an
gln7s 0fsaJ required power, can be purchased Of
-sE as o.. BAHNAhD d, AGENT
No. Toid's Building, adjoining
n'e - bfoWn's hotel.
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je71y.r
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
H MIS-; GQTS $780,,


It is well known that in the Spring people are
more apt TO contract disease than at any other
period; and 10 10 &c uaiy well-known that the way
TO ward Of disease is 20 keep the blood pure. for
nl the lie that flesh 10 heir 90, arise from mpur-
y OF the blood. the main spring OF our existence.
It's, therefore, important 10 al that the system
should be thoroughly olesnsed and purified, and
this osn be done IN the most efectHA way by using
MRS M. C01S INDIAN VkGETABLE De-
COTTON, the best remedy discovered for the cure
Of diseases Of SKIN, Erysigees. Scrofuls. Rheume-
hsm, Nervous Debility, Fevers Of different kinds,
Dyspepsy, Liver Comp aint, and all other Diseases
arising from ImPurlty OF the blood. IL has effected
the most rema kahle cures, can be shown By
numerous certificates from persons of the highest
responsibility, and is recommended by al who
have ussd il &c the most invaluable remedial egent
Of the day.
D-lt Is sold by al the Druggist. Of Baltimore,
and at the residence Of the ProPT letor.
MRS. Nj. cox,
1sS East Baltimore street.
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name Ia blown on the
bottle end her seal on the cork.
III Price 81 per bottle. six bottles for IS.
Wholesale Agent. X. 8. r.. CIssKL, Druggist,
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Die
trict, and will suppy the trade az my prices.
mi - tr
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nR. ]. BovEE DOD's

nR. ]. BOVEE DOD'S
II IMPERIAL WINE BTTTERS,
Are now being used from Name TO the 6 reat salt
Lake, an1 the universal verdict of al who USE
taem either as Dledctn. or az beUrTaEs. ls that
they are CnBurpased 10 the world. ilr. Dods used
them successfully IN has practice for p years before
we purchased of him the sole Ig hi to manufacture
and present them for sale % the public. For the
cure OF lncip lent Consumption, Ind gestion. Dye
pepela, Piles, Nervous Ulseas es, Female Com
plants, and all cases requiring tonic, they be
yond doubt a most Invaluable remedy. ASIDE from
their medicinal properties they are q pure, whole
some and dellg buul Beverage, producing al the
pleasant exhileretng effects Of Brandy or Wine
without their injurious results. Let all friends Of
US IN substituting these valuable Vegetable Btters
for the MINERAL pOiSOHS and adElte-ated LieHors
with " hlch the country is flooded, and thereby e.
Zee ua ald IN ban shInt disease and Drunkenness
from the land.
PTOprietorE, Is William street. New York.
J. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
WashingtOn. ID. @.
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OAuTIQN !-Quacks their Books, Corcials,
Buohu, Hospitals, instruments, or KinGs-shur
them s and, II disposed 20 profit ov my experienss,
SfERMATORR HdEA; Its CURE.
denoe. your friend, former suersr, merely sspsr
scriblnf Boz lie, Cbariestovn, Mass.
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NEW ORLEANS
I'm THF1E Days
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
@M - 60;

ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA
Orange and alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Neac Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis By Raj, thence by First GLASS Packets to
New Orleans.
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery by Ran thence to Mobile by First
class Packets: Mohe to New Orleans by
Lake Steamers
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SUNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington ut a. I'M. and p. m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leave. her wharf
foot Of Seventh street at ga a. IN. and Ga p m. and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
aDdria Trains for the Southwest
Ofhce-Pennsylvaniaa avenue, corner of Sixth st.
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% FOR NEW YORK.
AssAsE,s r JtNTGghkHID HS, MEALS ZEAL AND

STATEROOm, $3.50.
Tbs Ne. York and Virginia screw STEAMSHIPS
Company's new and elegant steamship Atnhs
MOUNT VERNON, Capt. T. C. Smith, eE4E
will leave the Coppcny's Depot, Yves ~skzz1ekA
DAY, and the CompanJ's Depot. a. Alexandria
st O'Clock p. IN. same dag.
Passengers from WASHINGTON and 6eorretovr
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
steamboats, or railroad, which leave the corner OF
It'll street and Pc, avenue hourly or they can leave
on the steamer from the Western Whsrves at ii
O'Clock o. m.
State rooms can be engaged on application 4.
MessIs. Morgan Rhinehart, Western Wharyes
Freight will be recelved up to the hours of depar
tuIe.
III Insurance will be effected on eli goods b,
this line at the oSoe Of the Company At per cent
The accommodations for passengers by this line
sre IN every respect hrstc ass, and every effort VII
ne made TO render this communication with New
York an agreeable and healthful one,
CO., AZ ente, Alexandra.
II. d. CROMWELL g. CO.,
se1-lJ SO West st., corner Albany, New York.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS

THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
200 MILES SHORTER, and ~ HOURS LESS
IN TINE
than any other IiHe-the Lynchburs Extension
being now completed, as also the Mississippi
Central, making 1t the
QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS!
Ii Is provided with First class Sleeping Cars.
To New Orleans .------..~...12 Hours
TlNEt Memphis do.
Montgomery .---..-...,53 do.
Nashville .---- 49,. .---- AS do.
ITThe u. 8. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Office, corner of Sixth street and Pennsylvania av
enue, to the following points:
B1Hr aSt,v snOIs Aan
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus,
NEW ORLEANS.
IL THROUGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
W Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
Office at 8. IN. and pm.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma Str Corner sixth st. and Pa av.
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THE STEAMER JAS. GUY Will resume her
L trips on TUESDAY, Tst Of e.
fSSGiTIoN 'S every Tu JfsSf and Gs5C
FRlDAY, at O'Clock a. M, and ALEXANDRIA
st haf-past6 O'Clock, for CURRIOMAN and the
intermediate Landings. On her return trips, she
will leave CURRIOMAN every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY; st5 o,plect q; m
NATHL BOUSH. Ag't, Alexandria. fe %