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ITO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
THE NATIONAL FERTJI.IZER.
Mdnnfdetnred Specially for Tobacco.


This soluble Manure, By abounding in PhogphaLes
aud Alksh .. is being extenss ely used by t6haaoo
growers In Virginia, and IL pre- emlnently valuable
for this oiop.
The National Fertilizer, manufactured of a,mi
lar ingredients but OF different proportions for Cor
and all other cereils. for Potatoes and Garden Veg
etables, as well as for Grasses, 80 ,&o
Orders should specify whether for Tobacco or for
general purposes OF Cereals and Vegetables so thai
each. "
The constituents are wholly American in o.Iziu.
end are known 10 be vital essentials for soil and
plaut.
fhe great drainage of currency from the United
states 10 foreign parts IN importation of manure for
years past, has, II Is believed. done much 10 niure
virgin qualiy Of soils, and retard agrIou thr
The increased demand for Fertiliz T, PROD uo ed
IN our own country. and made az pcab hy ehaDg a
oflts proportion to each and all of our sta Pies is
every -hsre recogniZed f1' -
Cash PRICE-s3O PER TON,
put In strong bags, marked wi company's STAN DIS
In point OF economy the National Fertilizer lis loo
per cent Oh aper thar the guanoes hitherto so pop
ular and It's distinguishing merit. besides be ng an
~ instant stmnant 10 vegetation, is its permsnenoy
81 Vlgor to ground. Ii is anufact-red on
the shores of New Jersey, where facilities exetfor
Procurement OF materials and ready shipment coast
bic points inland
send Ia orders.
Success insured where / beral and right appioa-
Quantity per sS5s from 800 to 500 pounds accord
NATIONAL FERTILIZER COMPANY.
For sale by !. r. BARTHOLOw,
mo 20 cost Agent for Washington. ID, Q,
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HE CHEAPEST SPRING CLOTHING,
L THE BEST SUMMER CLOTHING.
Gan only be found at
WIESENFELD & CO.'S,
Odeon Hall CIotaing Rooms
Splendid Spring Raglans with Capes
Splendid Spring Overcoats for o few dollars
AT WIESENFELD & CO.'S
ElesansDress Suits, at ,Ss ISsXsst gstes,
Beautiful Business Snits, at trifing COST,
BUSINESS Suits for youns men,
business suits for middle ages
Business sgits ~ U,t for FL ssss,
Drees Suits for weddings,
Dress Suits for PARTIES,
Dress Suits tor best wear,
At WIESENFELD a. CO ,S
Goats by the thousand,
Pants BY the thousand,
Vests BY the thousand,
At WIESENFELD & cos
Boys clothing for the Youngest
Boys clothing for all sizes,
Boys clothing for larger bows
AT tWIESENEELD co 4
Cheaper than the cheapest,
Finer than the finest,
Better than the best
Are & 9 garment,
AT WlEsENFELD & CO.'S.
Save your money, as
-. A very few dollars
VIII give you splendid outfit for summer
fyou call
At WIESENFELD & co.'s.
epH-Iu6ou Cor. Pa. av and AZ st.
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WOOD AND COAL.

w o o d
G. q A l.
possible rates. VIZ
o r J. & w. NJ. GAIT,
Office 2s2 Pa. av., between Ilth and Ilth sts
ma l7-t moth siia
fHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING ON HAND
Il an extensive stock Of FUEL, is prepared TO
sell At very low figure for cash W
WOOD Sawed and Split aDy sizs
Call and see for yourself
r. w. BATES,
Wood and Coal Dealer
ma ;. ". corner of Fourteenth ard G sts
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ma I'm
POINT LOOKOUT.

POINT LOOKOUT
He Undersigned, long and well known 10 the
travelling public as proprietor of the CITY n
hotel, Alexandria, Va, and the United vEyA0
states Hotel In WASH gtOn ctE, has li.hE Il
leased Tor term Of years the magnihcent 6s, s- -
favlhon a. d the numerous cottag es connected with
a., tevouti Crootod ut Point lookout, the point 81
JuLchon OF the Potomac with Chesapeake RaT and
havlng lurnlshed them In a style equal 10 that of
any other watering pisoe in the United states will
Ypen inc establishment on the l2S day of June nex
iOr the reception OF visitors, his ARRANGEMENTS ba
ILg spfhcient for the comfortable accommodation
of at least $50 guests.
Point Lookout. besides being des ,ryedIy the posi
famous ?, ace in all America for fine Oysters Hog
sh, Soft Crabs, eeph ad, Mackerel And All
cIheI SAT- water luxuries possesses finer faoiiites
Tor surf Bathing than even Cape NAV while the
oack country immediate adjoining it-includipg
the Drives, Partridge and Woodoock Shootins
&C, 6c.'-oneT advantages together, uperior Of
Iiose nl Any other watering place this continent
ne WateI views from the paI illion ard from ali
me Is c,tages are extensive, varied, and charming
me heaIth oi the point Is unexcelled by that Of
mountaln Teglons and the access to il by steamers
lfom Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk and RIoh-
InoHd, Will probs bly, be da.ly 10 and from esoh Of
thosA cities He has spared no ey peEse in proyld-
ing hne Band, Carriages, Horses, Pleasure Roafs
&c lor hire, or IA stocking his oesrs with the best
wines: liquors, DO In short his patrons will
nhd at thflr command every luxury and comfort
O1talnAble az any other American watering place
HIS terms for board, BY the day, week or month
Ior individuals or families, will be reasonable
ma - uIJuS LOGAN u. SMITH.
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9 8-2m r. J. MARSHALL, Proprietor
HYGEIA HOTEL q,

HfGElA HOTEL,
H OLD POTNT COMFORT, VA.
This oelebrated Sasboard Watering Place loca
ted IN fuIl vlsv of Hampton Roads and
Chese peake Bay, aud At the first military vEYA1
hrst of June. VII ~
BeFides the attractions of the military establish
meDt and the fine "BIl Of Fare" pres nted in the
any iHxurles Of the salt water region, the Bath at
1iu folnt comfort 10 peculiarly curative. For
properties IN this regard the proPrietOrs are owed
20 make reference TO MTs Dr. Linn, (r, lIct of the
aud his lady. VI
spacious new building and sundry improve
ulehts a1d largely 10 The accommodations and oom
ioLts OF the approaching season.
The manage eihelt Of the Hotel and all bul mess
matters contested with II are under the exc Uslve
charge OF the junior partner, Mr.. Willard.
JOS. SEGAR.
T.. G. WILLARD.
ma - IHl Prnprlafnrs.
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A MRS. WINSLOW,
IAN Experienced Nurse and Female Physioisn
presents to the attention Of mothers, her
SO U 1 Ii | N g SYRUP,

~
Fer Children feethins,
Whsh greatly facilitates the precs Of tsshinr b, .e..
ing ths Snm,, reducing all insammausn-slla aIf.y III
tAir and spaimode aetsn, and is
SURE TO REG ULATE THE BOWELS
D'psHu upcn IT, mothsrs, 1t will give yeuslvs, and
hELIEFhND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
have Put mp and sold t,n years, and
sAf IN coNfIosHCH AND TRUTH of 1t, xhat hs,.
ns'n ossh eos 70 OF any OTHER
nsolche-nNlR MRS. HAS II FAILFD,Ir
r.cf cuRG, wINsLOw,s sb,S iiu.I1 TO ,,.s 81
.s,,,.,cG,o "s Zoe. SOOTHING an in;tane. Of d..
,sheseuoh oy aDyI nns Who used IL. Or
w @ oonuary, ahHs SIhofy dstghtsd with
ofthATIoNe' and tsrms Of
hlghs, eOum,ndscu Of it, magical eject, and m.desi
virtues. We speak in his matter WHAT WE DO KNoWn
sftsrtsn Jssrs' sxpsrisncs, AND PLEDGE oUR RrrTT.
rIoNtoR THf FULfILMEnT OF WHAT VIZ HrRf pl
I'M from pain and sIhauson relief will b. found 10 a..u
or twenty minutes after the syrup 10 administered
Ths Vauabls preparation 10 the OF .ns Of III,
most fIrfRIENCID aud sEiLFUL NURsFs In Nav Eng.
and ano has bstn used with NEvERFAILINe sUcCIss IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
net sny rssvss the child from pain bu IN ny,r.y,ts
stomach and bowels, acIdy, and svss ton, and
snsrgy TO the whole systsm. II will almost instantly rs,vs
GRIPPING IN THE Bowels AND WIND collie,
and ovseOms eon-uIsi,ns which, il not speedily r.m.d.d
AND susIsTRtm FOR InTia,s sGsts ,st %. w6sn1 al'1
in all case, Of DYs- CHILDREN ENTRY and DIAs
arse. ,.n I'm ,..,si1s TEETHING DRGs .h.th.I it
w. -ouA 81, .v.r, shn he. sIiIS 80
fsring from OF the foregoing compsnt,-Do LIT
YoUa rRfJUDIcIs, NOR THE rRGJUDICEs OTHERS
sURS-ye, AssoLUTfLY sURE-to follow IN. uss Of N
msqleins,h umsly used Full dir,ctoEs for using will
a9S SS: Non. unless th. .imil.
soid By DrSggisu throughout the world.
Principal Ofcs. No. ID Cedar Street, II.
Pnes only Is Cents per Botus sslI-dAvIy
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

MI TEETH.
~. LOOMS, NJ; d., the inventor and ,atentes
OF the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at -~s
tends personally at his offios in this oitJ kSS94
Many persons can wear these teeth who <hISaS
cannot wear others, and no person can wear other,
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Ofioe can be accommodated
With any style and price of Teeth they msy desire
but 10 those who are particular and wis the purest
ceanest, strongest, and most perfect denture thai
art oan produce, the MINERAL PLATE Will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 336 Pa avenue, between
sth and 10th sts. Also, S01 Arch street. Philsdel-
ehia- 90 I-Iy
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES To SUIT THE
ID TIMES.
We are now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and CONSTANTLY receiving aa6RD
supply OF eastern made work OF every de-
scrIptiOr, made expressly % order, and will -"
be sold at much lower price than hss heens
heretofore oharged In th's city for much inferior
artIcies
Persons in want OF Boots and Shoes Of eastern OF
city made work, will always hnd good assortment
In store ald at the lowest prices Give usa csll
GRIFFIN q BRO,
aps-r 314 Pennsylvanla avenue
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SUMNER RESORTS.

The fsvorite resort for
those who appreciate
Grand Scenery, Pure
Mountain Air, Invigora-
tlng Baths, Large and
w ell Ventilated Rooms,
Good Society and a Coed
Table.
For particulars send
for Circular.
OWENS, CLENDEN.
IN Il VISSCHER,
Carlisle SpTtHgS, Pa.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

L HOUSES s kf PRiSAfE M fn s1LE.NfhsL Em fL.HS .SS'
STSss T bI ss IA At Sysss sss enc Or al & Ae
Dwelling Houses on Ninth strest, opposite Grace
SSsT6a en- % the s.d rS9 . :.
ing chis, SIS $. w wkGLkSG. xilorn.y.
vATE SALE.-Tbe SUBSCRIBED will sell, at PR
yste sale, Lots IS and ie Square S8 fronting each
= Iset inches on street north, between Sd and tth
Lots 70 and II. squsre s5i.
Lots = and 81, Square So.
Lots 10 and II, Square SIS.
Part Lot ~ square $50 foontigg n feet on street
ma l. saw.w AtSdIhsS, sHAs 1 So wAfdaiASH fadisS. sv
M9NTSo@ERY COUNTY LAMP FoR
from GeSi SstosS 3 C. {. II The W W s:SinssSs nsss
through ihs land, and the mot of q covered with
1od ana !hs +, IseeR S9,R9D iI q ths hs,.ss
eers, GeoIgetovn. or WALL a. BARNARD. suc-
uoneers Washlnsto ton ma leo
FOR sALE-A great bargain, four acres Of wei
den WITH new dwelIns house Sirb ioar Too@s and
tShs we q MI she S S low IN tSs o .99s
CITY property, and on modsrats terms The 1sna 10
at Balls Cross Roads. two and half Iplles from
70 V. ?. C0RBETT, over BANK Of IsshinstOsns.' tss''
FOR .,RENT.3A three story BRICK HOUSE,,
y on Thirteenth st one door above q ct, north.
No 429, lately occupied by Captain Lee, Z. :. y
Possession given on the LIST Of May lpaulre of
JOS. ABBOTT, 2s6 T. St., between l4th and lSh
sts may9u
EOR RENT-A small STORE K, corner Of 9Th u.
L end Penn. avenue, uuder the Clarendon Hotel.
suitable for a barber's saloon or cigar store For
Information Inc uire At the Botel. mar 50
E0R RENT-TAe FIRST FLooR Of the bplIa-
City He recently occupied BY Chss. 4. Wallsch
as an ofhoe. Also the front room in the second
story and the third floor Of the same building For
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. .
Louisiana avenue. ia Is Il
SENATORS, MEMBERS or. CoNeREss.-
- Two splendid suites Of ROOMS, elegantly fur
nIshed, viii be rented duTIng the session Of Con
sress, IN the most desirable locality IN this city,
being within one or two squares OF Brov1,s ana
National Hotels. Those IN pursuit Of suoh Booml
vii do well % make early Application 90 No. 3fe
'th street. between ID street and Pa av. desc
LNOR SABE-A moe three story Brick HOUSE.
on I'd street, between ID sLd streets, ia Kib-
bey's Subdivision. The above property vIl be
sold on easy terms, Prioe made Known By ipsulr-
ing Of n. W: HAMILTON & Co, No. ssa 7th
street. opposite Centre Market. Title perfect
fe7-u
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AUCTION SALES.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

DY YA.phhEN, Auct1Oneer.
ISLAND, FsoaTIsd S OK sOuTT hGFs ss6 4NPhE HE
the istb ,p.ss, mssT, At Al hUSIISS On WEDNESDAY,
a. , &c SScl9ok pm commencing on the frst named
ioi ,he Niollowlsg valuable Building Lots. viz:
s6Sve s I'd " 20 s9d bSansq n II No
IronLs rom IS to So feet each ON south and And
The viii Be Me WG4Sy ss 6sss 70 Wide
oan shins to purchase handsome property on the
Terms: One third cash; balance In 6, -. and 10
fspred tne purchasers to give 2otes for the de-
Jed A GREEN, Auot.
by THoS. BOWLING, Auctioneer.
Il. ,. WRIGHT, Salesman.
VAcSgABtE coUsIBSt LANDS IN MoHTSoMERY
the 18th INST at 10 O'Clock a. m. shall sell on the
Rrs@,ses les acres Of good LsLd Situate Mont
t2w1 fronting on he canal its entire lens III, and
divided by the Washington Aquedaot. It has two
landlngs. warehouse aud othor buildings includ-
lng store and fixtures; is abundantIy wooded and
watered. The soil Is in very good condition and
Rockville Greet to the lower landing
Also tract containing about l1s acres, with wood
ana tlinOer sufhclent for the usa of the pacs
Tile perfect. '' f"''"''''' O.
Terms at sale.
le Its THOS. BOWLING. Auot.
By J. c. MCGUIRE AGO, Auotioneers.
TRUsTEE'S SALE OF THREE SMALL,
TENPssAseR HAIhS6n SOsS EbNEsbAs9f b Esf sfAf AR F.
ses by virtue of deed oftust dated March is57,
and duly recorded in Liber J. A. s, No Isl, ,foIos
Washlnston county, ID. C shall cell Lots II. i,
snd n In subdivision of square numbered S7a'
rontlng each about IL feet 10 inches on the 80 feet
Alley IN the rear of femperaUos Hall tog ether with
tae improvements, consisting of thres tvo-story
each. " i'"in'
Termt: One third cash; the residue in s aud u
on the premises. " '
II the terms Of sale should not be complied with
IN hve daTs thereafter, the trustee reserves the
rIght to resell, at the risk ard expense Of the de-
fauitns purchaser, after one week pu bIc notice,
All conveyanolns at the cost of the purchaser or
THOS. ]. FISHER TIustee
ei-d j. c. MCGUIRE Il co Auois
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nENTISTRV

n DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS After q practical test of two year.
feels that he oan with confidence recon- <-zun
mend the CheOplesto Process for in sertipg -
Artificial teeth 1t has the advantages of OxES
strength, beanty, cleanliness, and cheapne.s Fall
upper sets lnserted for SIS. Partial in proportion,
omco oVo rd avenue. SET
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EDUCATIONAL.

COM M ER RCIAL COLLIE
- No. AIS SEVENTH ST.,
OrpoSuehs General Post OEce, WaShinstoa CITY
.ATmoriau System of Penmauship, BooKkeepinr
Mercantile Forms aud Calou latIOns, Business Cn1.
Lespo1denoe, Bills of Exohan.e CurTant Bills
Commission sales, GTaIL mar and Arithmetic
IVA Preparatory Class for Boys.
,tIr Ladies will be instructed In fine penman-
ship.
Rooms open from a m. to 10 p. m. For terms
apply at the Rooms.
ms 2.-sm WIN. w. YOUNG & co.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
1hIs well-known and popular Seminary, which
has been so successful under the entire care of Mrs
II. Richards for more than ten years will be openat
on tne hIst Monday IN September next, under tht
united supervision and instruction of Mr.. and Mrs
Z,HlCH ARDS, In the well arranged and delight
fully located Union Academy Building For rattle
ulars. see circulars at all the Bookstores ma23 II
NJ, MRS: McCOR .ICK'S SCHOOL.
lends and the public generally that she will resu ms
tember next.
The course of study pursued will comprise all tb,
SslanoneS sn requisite to q thorough English eduos
In addition 10 her day scholars she ia desjrou, q
reoeIylns into her family few pupils as bOsrders
aged from 10 to IL years, who will be under her I'M
her srrangements for the accommodation arc
Que oare OF pupils have been considerably incrsasst
and otherwise improved. Those in Washingtol
desiring pertlonihr Information with reference Il
her school may apply to w. ID. Wallaoh, Editor o
For terms and further particulars s,,ly At he
deloe-No. 80 Cameron street, AleIandris, Va
jr 77-d
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CARLISLE
WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS,
CUMBERLAND CO,
PenHsylrdHia.
ACcOMMoDATIoNs A FOR
500.
TERMS Low.
je , low

Mas HAtIs HtT swkfff fhtltlSANr lBSANrHSs; eMSSf.. Land
sS1 81 0j 1ns TRSs
resort Tor those seeking health and pleas lE.k
Fotons6 n s9sFSs'f svs + any .Jssss ssSG E
miles from Washing ton Immediately on The
and rSdsGi%sS isSSa. :sS I'd, s a view of he
and other Fish. aud easily acoess bic bi the steam
soats S Rl, inE between W.shinston. Bsltimafe saa
improvements in fis Bsh House, ssd msny dtSsr tSs
improvements to the comfort and erjoymant OF MS
dld Ang Ting and enty of Fishing and SAILING Bosis
Tree OF charge. He has spared no expense in pro
VFaiRg s9Sd Cotion Band or IN laying 10 has stock
who wish to avoid extreme fashion and 10 seek
retired ace where they can make themselves at
ted states. The proprietor pledges bImssf tsat
nothing shall be lea undone on has part /, render
month reasonable Persons wishiag to address the
PInPtletor1 Hli dlrectt 10 Leonarotown. st. Mary's
ie8-2m RI. MARSHALL, Proprietor.
MoUNTAIN TOP HOUSE,
This well known and favoTite ps'ace Of summer
Hi:I'STs msT STsSeSI S4 s5 the manasoment Of its for
Itis situated on the top of the Blue Ride msa5
Va the VfsInis ceRts Raro.s ussslTa n06e;
the house through the Biue x idge Tunnel The el-
and the constant aud refreshing nreezes, make IN
nnS m ~ tar most oelghttgl places Of sumner resort
ln Meet1In virginia. There Is also convenient
Visitors to the MouQtain Top House will come
via Virginia Genital Railroad to Alton Depot. near
hack will always be In attendance 10 CONVEY tone
mlIel TO the mountain top. 1t is always best for
Terms: SIS per month; 90 per week: sIso per
CAV. servants tblaekl ard children under u yesrs
than sf Ss 1Ss ss Sa,s servants little more
ie colin r. e. LIPsCOMB.
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NEw YORK ,W4sHINeToN

NJ" osSr1kAMsafP M liz LINZ N'ioN
Ehs sfs%sT SSa NSYET SEES4s sf w
YORK EVERY wEDNEsQAY; ct sAa&{H
O'Clock p. ~, and Nev York for Wash
Passengers oan JOIN the ship at Alexandra st eny
time before the hour Of the steamers departure.
~. BIN the event of the steamers Inability 20
the bar in oonses OF low water, 81 goods
will be promptly iehterod TO and rom the steamer
by the underRIgned.
For freight or EsoRsatSs'2l2 Ess5iRsssi atSs'2l2 RHrnEHaR,.
oc8 S,M&Ttr Western Wharves
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFAcToRY,

SOUTHERN TRUNK MANYgSss9GToggY,;,
Qpposits Odd Fsllotrs' Hall, Wa ,hiHsfoa, ID. c.
Travellers vii study their Interests D. examining
my TRUNKS, VAI.lCEs 30 ,befoA pur 9Hn
chasing elsewere- As none but the {IXN
best material the markot afords and @mplos @&S6
the best worknen. oan confidently recommend my
work to be superior IN SfrsnETh and Durability 20
Trunks that are made other citIes and sold here
keep constantly on hand, and make 10 order lop
LEATHER, IRON FRIME FRENcH DkESS
asd WOOD BOX TR INKS ASHL4NQ e.d
NESS; SADDLESs WRTPS, &C., fe,
Trunks, 30, Repaired and Covered, in q work
msulike manner, 81 short notice
Trunks delivered in any part Of the CITY, George
town, or Alexandra.
de i5-iy JAMES 3. ToPHAM.
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V'HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY
Il Inform their patrons and the public that a.
they have received thelT usual supply o.
SPRING GOODS. consisting Of the latest NJ
style ard fashion. and bestfOretEn manufao
ture. Thy also respectfully invite attel- -
ton 20 their new stock ofGENTLEMEN'SF FUR
NISHING GOODS of the latest styles and maker.
They also keep constantly on hand q large supply
OF Navai and Military Furnishing GOods-snch 90
Epsuets, Chapeaus, SwC-ds, Belt, Gold Lsoes,
Shoulder Straps, and Sashes.
II. r. LOUDON a CO..
Citizen, NdUdl and Military MeTckdsf Tdiiors,
mar Is soSm Browne Hotel.
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THE LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. By
4. James w Sheehsn; Pnoe Sl
s-inS Lucky. bring volume of Abbotf's Rain
bov and Lucky Stories; price 81 ceDts-
sPs u ''' 'BlSLLzScaARD 81 q NoHUN,
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1.-THE imperial votrsss passed on,
In maiden meditation fancy free

"But even In that home of the vestals, there
was wife for Mr.. Jacob Clarke; and he came
and came again, until the fair Providence con-
sented to endow him with her hand, and. what
was OF infinitely more consequence TO him, her
goods. But she dared not breathe the rash
promise to Lucinda; In her exasperated state
it would throw her into fits Accordingly. enc
sunny morning, when the skies were blue and
the sun was golden, in walks Providence
Clarke, born Sharpe, and says in trium oh ant
tones 'Lucindy, this is my husband
"'Whatn screamed Lucinda; sProyy. Won
are certainly mad
Dear sister Lucinda said Jacob Clarke.
smiiingiy, Providence never exhibited more
sinking signs Of sanity than in marrying me.
res, \ nave the supreme happiness Of calling
myseIi the husband of your charming sister.
we were united in the silken bonds OF mstri-
mony a lew moments ago; we have returned 10
"sA you 10 give us an sffectionate welcome
never said the indignant Lucinda; you
have sinned beyond all hope of pardon. Leave
my presence immediately!'
he was 20 lonely murmured IN. br;da.
married him to comfort him
"'She did, indeed, blessed vomanp .;.or.
lted Jacob Clarke. sJ''"
20, 90 away, both of you sobbad nm, I'm
cinda. Better be dead than suh;sossd 40
these constant shocks 9'0'eo W
Few weeks after her MARRIAGE p-cv;
aence wrote to her sister, implorins forgive.
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but can tell you what he can prove BY
referring to the record. You remember
was an old Wing, and whenever the Demo-
cratic party tried to get me to vote that
the war had been righteOusly begun by
the President, / would not do it, Bat
whenever they asked for any money, or
land-wRrrants, OF anything to pay the SOL
diers there, during all that time, gave
the same vote that Judge Douglas did.
You can think as you please as to whcth-
er that was consistent. Such IS the truth:
aud the Judge has the right to make all he
can out of it. But when he, by general
charge, conveys the idea that I withheld
supplies from the soldiers who were fight
ing in the Mexican war, or did anything
else to hinder the soldiers, he is, to say the
least, grossly and altogether mistaken, rs a
consultation of the records will prove TO
him.
And thus opened the great debate, one
of the greatest, as we before said, ever
witnessed on the hustings anywhere in
this country. 1t is an exciting aud in
structive debate, and in the compact read
able form in which it is got up by McsSrS.
Follett, Foster & Co., it presents itse!! as
political text book for him who wishes to
to get at both sides of the great over
shadowing niger question.