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SPINNER, Francis E., Wtllards' Hotel
stAllVorth, James A., Absent
Stanton, Renj,. AJatys, So Pe1nsylvSnA Av
Stevens, Theddens, s5 B 81 n. Capitol Hill
Stevens, Isaac l., Private, SOS 18th st
Stevenson, John W., Private, 2SS g Ut
Stewart, James A., National Hotel
Stsvart, VIM, IS Louisiana av
Stokes, WIN. b., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Hotel
Stra.ton, John l.. N, NVlards', ofloe us ~. av
Tappan, Mason W., National Hotel
TAYLOR M, Private west side 2lst 1t, bet G and
Thaycr, Eli, Willards' Hotel
Theaker, Thomas c., Hy ats, $50 Pa. av
Thomas, James H., Sy7 ct
Tompkins. CJdnor B., Washington House
Train Charles R., Willards' Hotel
Tumble, Carey, A., WIllards Hotel
Underwood, John W. II. 4+5 9th st
Vaandl CHAM, Glenn. L., 39 It
Vance, Zsbnlon b, Mrs Hs,,ison's, 81 Pa. Az
Van Wyok, Charles H., \ ational Hotel
Wade, Edward, sos c ct
Wsldron, Henry, Washington House
Washburn, c. c., Clarendon House, 9Th st Pa ~
Washburne, Ellihu B., 4S5 9Th st
Washburn, jr., Israel, Private, Franklin Row, $50
Webster, Edwin H Mrs. Harrlson's, ST Pa. sv
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, "a Missouri av
Whitsley. VIM. g., 5l2 18th st
Wilson, James, Washington House
Window, Wm., Avenue House
Wins Ow, Warren, 90 g st
Wood, John, 800 l1th st
Woodruff, John, Willards' Hotel
WOOdson, Samuel H.. Browns Hotel
Wright, John ". Browns Hotel
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~ BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Diseore-sd the rgosf Csrfotn, SPe'dy ond Only
EfsetsoI Remedy ~ fhs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRCDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREFENT.
APPLY MINED ATELl.
A cURE WARRANTED, Or 40 CHARGE,
IN From ONE TO TWO DAYS.
v..n. Bach, snctur., Af.eue-s Of tAs Ilensy,
and B.dd.r ,nrouaary D,charEss. lmPOtsney, Dsnsru
Debility Nsr'oD'n.s Dy.E.P,y Lan TT.mt'Ss,
Dmn... Of sht or Gldd.a Disease Of Head Thrc-i
Koss SHIN, Affections Of hs Lpngs stonaes OF ss
Youh-tho.. Dr.sdful and Prssus.. .h,sh re-
der Marriage impossible and destroy oo'n s'e' INV
YOUNG MEN
Espseis, vhs bseom. -,otins OF Solitary Wee.
thai dreadful and d,.rueu-, habit which .nuu.
ssd talents sud brilliant nI,,ot, Who might othsr~s hs'.
vsisd 70 sesssy Ibs hrDg Tyre, ma, call siih is s''
dsnss. ,x,er
MARRIED PERSONS, or Young Men esui'mpstinf Nsf-
risgs. beng aware Of Physeal v'Hfn'"' sfehs '''V'
He who pise.. hm,sfsnd.r III. care sf Dr. H.J rstS
sssiy eonfas his honor f'nslsman and
oFsICE No soUTs FKEDEElCksTkE
is hand ,di !ons from S.. ana n..s, I.,r
nsst 10 paid and contain a'Amp
DR. JOHNSTON,
MsnSsrs efths Regal College ofag Lssdsn
from Of II. most .nn.ns CI,s 80 n. n.i :" -. ss.
pual, Of PARIS. snd ss.~hsrs In, 81
fet.d ,oms Of ths mot astonishing that we're s.'s
sSo.n n.1y T.ss,s r, s.s sisrm.i q. ,sdess
.ornds b.sbfsns ~h frequent bu'hIas att.nssd sofr'
times with Of ,nd, eSrsd iI1msdaisb
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssng Men and Cth,u sbo have injured ~. n':,s.
esrnn practices INDUCED when Glons-s habit ntGssru
which nightly felt s'.n When is.-P spd noi esrse
body. should app, iunHrsdiatsly. .-,-,-.
Thoss ar. and sf.et' Freesess
limbs. Pam. IL d. Head pSn.. ss Los. Of u.csl.'
osn
~, Of n. Digestr, fsncSs General pssi;I
symptoms Of Consumption, se. ,
dr.ad.d-Los Of eory Coras'o Of lGsu,, D,yrsFse-
Of Spirits Fcrbodngs k-trs-a Of Soclssy e,fDfsSrts
Love Of Solitude Timioy, 'ts' IRE ''m' Of ne ''' P
NERVOUS DEslLIrY-rhss..ns, can new yrdgs vs.,
coming weak, pale, id emseiatsd hs'ns
Appearances about ii, cough OF e00ssmpuef
DISEASES Or IMfSUDENCE
when misguided mPrUd,nt Of Pisss.s fue,
he has imbbsd "a, SEED, Of his painful v zoo c,sa
ds'rs hi,a from applying 60 sos sno gn % ,a ar
.ssP.eaoity can sion. osiI,'1a n, rs ls1, sc
curing 6ch pseuHiUry subssnos Keep hiEn trinnf
n.d and a"s ~ DESPAIR leave him with ruined health 70 .r
his CALLING e,appomnsnt; or oy the us o.
srrS, Veb s5.c,iom, % I;.ar, Throat Nos.
SKIN. ac prOgrssg with fghdr rapidly ti dsath PUTS
diseovsr.d country from xo.. honrns r1-ssr
DR. JOHNsO6S REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAkNEes
AND IN1POTENCY.
By great important rtn,dy sbtn,ss Of the srgens
speedily cXrsj and fail ,Igor rssorsd o. tes
most nervous and d.bt1ted had les al hsPs, rave
An psdn.nt, Nrrr ,s Physical or msnAl D.qssi.
Eestons Los. Of Progressive Power, Hsr,crs rrtseiy
Trembling and wsahns Irhassusn the meet fs'rf'
'"" 'P'''O,EsS EnasEnEST OF TIE PREss
The Macy THO UsANDS erred Stihis insiirtsn viths
s 1. r Ss t p Jo%.Ss ~
reporters 81 ths P.u nd many other p'T'ous noles.
s., b ,sns,ng .ndsmss Of cksract.r snd r.spousi
si;y, ruhcisnt gsa.srtss 10 tS' seiotsd IAN
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MEDICINES.
MEDICINES.
II rs NOT TOO MUCH 10 SAY,
i SINCE ILL,
OLD ND YOU N G.,
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH,

vrz.-rHAT RR9 9EEGs s4!v WOODS HAIR
viii preserve in5alitbiy the sro,ofh and eolor Of
the hair, if used two Or three amss see., 70 any
,nagnaSe ase Perfectly, o1nsm aee ~. G Ss
make it more soft and beautiful than any oil, and
the scalp free from all 70 'ls
Clergymen, Professional n en-, snd Gentlemen and
Ladies Of oil classes, all over the world, bear Test
Read the following, and Judge:
HICKORY GROVE, ST. Charles CO., Mo, Nov. ls, 81
induced Of your Hair Restorative and re
edecs wonderful feel our duy TO you ano os
been perfectly covered with sores, and some called seao
head tn. hsir almost ensey came oa "a os
Restorative; did with tte hope OF success out 10 our
removed III. dis.a.. .Sr.iy and new and uIu,n
crop of hair started and now say that our
I other child We eau, therefore, and do hereby,
Resorany. perfect remedy for all diseases OF
GkoRGr W. HIoGfSBorHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGINsorHAM.
PROF. woop-D.ar Sir My hair bad for several ysar',
been becoming Prematurely accompanied by harsh
which rendered the constant application OF
ago - that ccndIuou; aud hav
ing continued its il within the last three weeks hH'
natural COLOR aud assumed .ofn.ss and iusrs
greatly preferred produced by the application
Of oil. or any ohtr have used lrssssd " an
used H,r Restorative, for the simple purpose VI
refer all who doubt Of performing all
that is claimed for It -
MRS. u Sf MoNDS, llf Third street
CINCINNATI, o., Feb 10, 1881
WELLINGTON, No. Dec. s, iss7.
PROF. wooD-Dear Sir: By Oh. advice of a friend Of
who has been Hair RESTORATIVE, an
duced had the fever, Ame last My aud
ariy every HAIR he I'd Now HAIR has
deal thicker than Nothing but
duty and sympathy that fee. to communicat. to other, who
afflicted have been. would induce this
public Of the bsnsdt have received from
Prof W Oods HAIR Restorative.
Yours re.pe ctfuliy, A. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative put up bottles of three Ies
viz: large, medium and small; the small holds hal
pint, and retas for dollar per bottle; the me
dium holds at least twenty per cent. more In proper
ton than the sma retals for two dollars per bot
tie; the large holds quart, ~ per cent. more In
proportion, and retails for SIS bottle.
%. J. WOOD & CO, Projectors, Sl2 Broadway,
New York, lin the great Y. Wire Railing Estab-
iishment,D and ia Market street, st. Louis, No.
and sold by al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. Ia 5-eoSm
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE SHOEMAKERS, SONG.

BY ALLEN PEABODY, wENHAM, MASS.
Tuns-''Yanke s Doodle
Yeiours and snobs throughout the land,
- Tls time to be astir;
Inc Satck boys are all on hand,
And we must not demur.
Chorus-CR snd 1T us have STRIKE
Fair prices we'll demand
Firmly let US all unite,
Unite throughout Tho land.
This winter past we've kept alive
=, ~ tOIIng late az night.
s IN no announcement to thrive
oucn unpaid toll amt right.
Chorus-CP and let US have a "strike," DC.
Starvation Jocks us in the face;
we cannot work SO low;
eoch prices are a sore disgrace;
Cur Children ragged go.
ChOrus-UP ard let us Lave a "strise," &c.
Our children must attend the schools,
md We must pay our bills
We must have means to buy, our tools;
Gaunt stOmachs must be filled.
Cho-us-Cp aad let US have "stcike," DC.
We must have decent clothes to wear,
y place to get our rest,
Must not he burdened 80 with care,
And must 90 better dressed.
Chorus-J P and let us Lave "strike," &c.
Are We rot men of pluck and nerve?
Shall we suplnely sit
And StaTve-anotheT's interest serve,
No compensation get?
Chofus-Up and let US ha - a "strike," &c.
Shall VIC run constantly IN debt,
And TOT the while like slaves:
O!t age NAV overtake us vet
MAY yet I'LL PeuPers' graves.
Chorus-I and let Us lave a strike" &c.
slsii we saw wood with trembling hand,
with bowed and aged form!
Rfg b-enl Of thoso whom we've made grand,
ChoTLs-UP an let us Lave a strike" &c.
Twas union gained the glorious boon
Our nation now enjoys;
Teen let's awake ana soon
Back up tho glorious Natick boys
ChoTus-CP I'D let us have a strike" &c.
Shame on the men, the stupid ours,
=, W no 1llSht sP ak II they would,
" 40 VIII not JOIN the | mon boys,
But whine, :. Twill do no goJd."
Chorus-CP and let us have i "st1ke," DC.
fhe south and West Will pay
Higher prices for our goods
4 hat AZ no I'll slant day.
Chorus-UP a ID let us have a strike" 30.
The jours must make the bosses JOIN
themselves into a club:
DiSunlon ma kCs them undars-li
Each othsr-there's the rub
Chorus-ho SIS, join and Lave 1" strike," &c
D2n't cheat, but make substantial work.
,Have Substa tIal ice,
Make them stroag, put In good stock,
But hnlSh them less nice.
Chorus-Bosses,jo join and have d "strrke," &c
We are mon like other men.
Must clOthe, and eat, and sleep,
lave dignity and common sense,
ChorGsHUp and II Z US have STRIKE" DC.
L.t iours hold meetings al. around,
BE independent men,
ASSIet the poor In every town =
wen get our prices then.
Chorus-Cp and let US have strike" DC.
LET harmony exist between
The bosses an the Jour,
'Se'H drive the bosses TO a strike,
Ehey can OF well demur
Chorus-UP and LIT US have "stri&e." H..
But we must first take hold the whecl
UgI"n lit We do,
Thus p n h the bosses in the RIBS
SO maA1 them put IL through
ChcTus-CP AID let US have a STRIKE" e..
Tie ca p.HterS get up a strike,
The INA SOS DO the same,
Ana We III take hold with all our mi ght,
And clcva: our name
Chorus-U and 1t us have a "st.iIe," g..
Twas union gained tho glorious boon
Our EatIOT now enjoys:
Thon Its awake nd soon
Back up the glorious Natick bows.
Chorus and let us have strike"
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fA.O FIRE AFFLICTED!
INnIAN ETAnJE nECGt;TiON

INDIAN ,VEGETABLE DECOCTlON.
This vcuable preparation has pro ved to be enc OF
:ne greatest remedies for EryslPeias, Scrofuls,
Rheumatism, Sourvy, EruPtons And Blotches on
the SKIN Piles Bilious, Al que and Fever, Old Sores
Nervous Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver. Salt Rheum,
aud Sill disease arieng from tie effects OF Mercury,
ever presented 10 the public.
Testimonial and certificates from hundreds OF
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts OF
the country possession OF the proprietor, tes
Trying IT, lts curative powers.
IL Ii is sold BY most of the Druggists of Belu-
mOrs, and st the residence of the proprietor.
MRS. NJ. COX,
13s East Baltimore street.
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her sea- on the cork.
III Price 81 per bottle six bottles for IS.
Wholesale Agent. X ). T. CIssEL, Druggist
Georgetown. d. c., has been appointed w holesae
Agent for the District, and VIII supply the trade Al
prices DE = r
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY VRANSPORTA-
Il TION

PROPOSALS will be received at the office Of the AS
slstsnt tuartermas ter e. Fort Leavsnworth, X T.,
next, for the transportation Of military supplies
during the years 1869 and 1861 on the following
routes:
J. From Forts Leavenworth and Riley, in the
Territory of Kansas, and from the town OF Kansas,
In the State OF Missouri, to Fort UnCn in the Ter
rlt"ry OF New Mexico. or any other depot that may
o DESIGNATED Ia that Territory, and to any point
he desi gnated in the Territory of New Mexico, to
the posts or dePos that are or may be established
Forts Bliss and Fillmore. Vi wv" ''A''o' 'N00P'
The weight to be transported each year not to
sss on eshcs o. 1ne routes than one hundred
lions (,,HM,oo0l pounds
Proposals. will state the rate per 100 pounds per
and viii be made for each ronte separately.
their places of denoe, and be prepared to eater
into oOntr acts and to execute bonds with good
tho Assistant uaT termaster at Fort Leav: nwor:h
not to exceed 1880 on each route as con-
Contractors will be required to be in readiness
for servlcs by the LIST day OF NJ az succeeding their
means means. OF transportation to Dc approved by the
and, as transportation may be demanded at any
time for the whole weight to be transpor;e ed dur, ng
the year on either Of the routes. they must have
places of business agencies at in the vicinity
OF Fort Leavenworth and at Fort Union or other
depot IN Now Mexico, at which they msy be DOM
Each proposal will be accompanied by the naines
Of the sur st!es, who must be well knovn to the AS
whose Joint capabilty to pay the bonds should they
be forfeited. must be attested to his entire
tlOn
Proposals will be endorsed as follows: "Propo
sa,s for Transportation" and none will be enter
aimed unless they fully comply with all the stipua
| tions set forth in this Advertisement
The right Is reserved OF Rejecting ali the bids tina
QUARTERMAsrERG ENERAL's OFFIcK,
10 III Washlnt ton city. Feb. 10, 1860.
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QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFIcK,
10 IL Washlnt ton city, Feb. 10, 1860.

NyNEYS GENERAL or THE United
STATES-Advisnr the President and Heads oe
Expoundins the Constitution, Treaties with For
elgn GOVERNMENTS and indian 'fribes and the Public
i.ews In volumes Svo bound in sheep, with co
plous induces add digest. The las: 8 volumes CON
tanning the opinions of Sea. Cushing. These 8
volumes are sold separate from the sets, to allow
persons who have the first volumes TO complete
thelr sets. PRICE IF the whole 3 volumes. ga A
now solicited Also, Digest to tho Opinions,
bound uniform with the above. Prloe s..
For sale by
BLANCHARD MOHUN,
Successors TO K. Farnham,
fe2-1y oor 18th at And Pa ave.
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PROPOSALS oR PRINTING The BLANKS
l. FOX THE POST OFFICES OF THE
UNITED STATES.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING, .
WAsHiNGTON, February IL. 1851.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING!
"AsHINGTON, February IL, 1850. (
La obedience 70 the reeu ements of the & til SEQ
ton az the Got of COnsrs entitled AN act max
ing appropriations to def the deficiencies the
tpar.in mt for tho fiscal year ending the sO;h of
June, 1859 and IN p.6t tr ths support of the Post
scth Of JUNE $780, approved FeruaSs Is. isSSs 'As
SE. Il. Proposal, will be received unit Tues
for PRIN1IXe TIE BLANKS required for the use OF
the Post Offices in the United States for four years
"ths cetx DEDUCTION rom the Prices nnthori I'D
20 BE pad By lac for tte az rae Enecure
D.paTtt7sntS" at which they propose TO Prlnt the
The contractor will be required to execute
Blanks, ard to deliver them at such points and to
such persons as the Superintendent of the Public
be pei ia 6a
tract and whose receipt thereof Will be Necessary
package of Blanks a circular receipt from the
c5ntents of said package to be returned 20 the be
partment;aud all such packages or bundles of Blanks
with stout wrappers, securely tied with twIne, aud
plsinly directed to the Agent or Postmaster 70
ev1denos Of theif ability and skill to do the s"2
vii Be ON al ths
office, and no BID will be entertained unless made In
The paper on which these blsnks are to be printed
will befur Gshed to the contractor from time time
cost for trsnspa tacn IN WashiaEton CITY 9S "
York, or at any point from New York TO which IN
cost Of transportation does not exceed that from
nsed elsewhere the additional and risk oftrans-
portaton mpst be borne BY the contractor for PRINT
ing the Blanks
Propose wi oe addressed to JOHN HE.Rr,
Superintendent ofthe Public Printing, Washing
TO be published three times a week until the
goth day of March IN the Constitution, Eveni ng
Star. AID States and Union, WASHINGTON; Repuhli-
oau, Baltimore; Pennsy lvanian and Argus + hila-
delpha; Dav Book. New York, and Post, Boston. ]
Feb Ia Stawt Mar ~
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P. ENRICH.
COLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE.

rOLEMAN'S EUTAW HOUSE.
~ BALTIMORE.
ROBERT b. COLEMAN, late OF the firm of
Coleman Il StetsOn of the hstor House
and more recently of the St. Nicholas HHeAY
Hotel. New York, has, iI connection with kk:ssa il
his son, FREDERICK w. COLEMAN, taken the
chHrge Of the above well known house Tor a term
OF years Many important alterations and improve
ments have been made, rendering II first class in
every respect.
The location OF this house is convenient to trav-
eleTs and citizens, the city passing constantly
to all points, and ths Baltimore and Ohio and
Washing ton depots being in clOse proximity.
Liberal arrsn genents Will be made with families
or single gentlemen for Board. (ether full par
tall
They will continue the International Hotel. at
Niagara Falls, New York, in the same sumptnous
manner that has Ieade II popular with the travel.
ing pnhlic during thu past season. de O. SIN
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NorrcE FOR fha 2 * FsElsToRArroN OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN TAI

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
The grant of lands mads 10y act of Congress ap
proved juno s. 1856. to tho STATE OF LOUISIANA, to
mentioned having been so far adjusted to author
vacant eGred snds which lie outside Of Six miles les
0peousas to the line of exas. Situated in the
under mentioned townships, which have not been
purpose icasteUsr and hoh were Sr6ise to pirate
entry thu date of withdrawal at the ORD nary min
nnder he aot Of August It'll isi viii bs rsstoTed to
private entry on the days and at the places herein
osr .css. or At the prices to which the, NAV have
rraduc ;ed at the date of Withdrawal.
Att the .and Office at NEW ORLEANS, on Monday,
the Sftk day of March next-vlz:
Sosh Of The base linz cas-: Of ths principal meridian
and trest of the MtSs1SSippi ricer.
Townships Is and ~. Of range 2,
townships Is, H. j. and i. d. Ianse IS:
TOWNSHIPS i, ISL IS. j, and Is. Of rsns.l1.
Townships Z, e. T. and 10, Of rsDge Is.
and f5a r. al ts'ss 's
Townships IA and II, of ;ange 81
Townships IS, is, and "a. of range y.
TOWNSHIPS IS 81 aud Il i. o. o: range N; Il. "
Township IL, ofraEge25.
the 18Th day Of March nest-viz:
North Of the base Eas and east Of the principal ms
-tdtan.
Township |, of ranges and 2.
North Of the base line ard Of the principal mt
Township. I, 5, AID /, If rsnsc1.
IOwnsh Ps |. 3, 1, and 5, of range 2.
Townships l. 2, and 8, of ranges.
South Of ths base line and east Of hepriretpol me-
rfTidr.
townships |, 2, 4, 7, and 10, of rangei.
TOvrshipa |, 2, ST, 8, ~, snd II. of ranse2.
townships 2. 8. 4,6, anG 2, # ranges
Townships z, s, A. ), ard IL, OF range L.
townships 4, 5, 6, 7, II, -. and Is. of ranges.
Townships T.. 5, 6. 7, and Is 0t range
Townships 6,7,8,a 10, Il, IS, and Il, of range7.
Townships 8, 9, 10, ID, IL, and IA, of range 8.
Townships Q, 10, II, and IL, of ranges.
Townships II and IS, of rangelc.
Townships 10, II, Il. 49, and "a, of range ii.
Townships II. II, Is, and IL, of range 70.
South Of the base line and Of the principal me-
rididr.
Townships /, z, and 6. of range1.
Townships and 2, Of range 2.
Townships I, 2, 4, and 5, OF ranges.
Townships /, s, 4. S, and 6, of ranges L. 5, rnde.
Townships !, 5. 4, all. ), OF raages and 8.
Townships /. 8, and 4, OF ranges.
Townships 2, s, and 4. of ranges 10 and IL.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, this twenty ighth day of December, 1859.
JOS. :. WILSON,,
Act'g Commissioner General Land Office.
NoTH.-Cnder the regulations Of the department
as herstOfOre and now existing. no payment can be
made for advertising pruc!amarIons except to such
publishers are specially authorized To publish By
the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
ia 3-lavI3w
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CLARK MILLS STATUE OF WASHING
" IONA beautiful Engraving Of the above
price 5-just published, aud for sale b,
PHILIP SOLOMONS.
332 Pa. avenue,
fs y aole Agents for Lsurenee's Stationery, &c.
MISS MARTHA HAINES BUTT, OF NOR
WI FOLK, VA.-Leisure Moments Of Martha
Haines Butt: price Si l;i, bound Just publishes
fe Is Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa. av
~ PHILIP Il SOLOMON have Just received A
choice assortment of Chrome Lithographs from
London, the subjects of which are entirely new and
exceed ia beauty anything hitherto produced In
Chrome Lithog rsphy.
PHILIP & SOLOMON'S,
Metropolitan Book store,
1872 Pa. sv., bet 9Th and 10th sts
Sole Agents for Lavrsnce's celebrated Foreif n
Stationery. feII
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MISCELLANEOUS.
,OPENING-oPENINs;in opp.n uorr,

" EUROPEAN HOTEL.
The undersigned has the honor of announcing to
his friends and the citizens of Washing
ton and elsewhere. that he will open his YEmY
EUROPEAN HOTEL" corner of 18th and Penn.
avenue, on Saturday next The arrangements, EN-
bracng the various deoartments, have been carried
out with suoh oircumspection as to suit every de-
mand which may be IL ade for good eating, drinking,
&C., DC. The rooms for lodging are comfortable,
united with prompt servlcs. apartments can be
I'D at stated prlce per da' or week, Whist meals
VIII be served either at table dhots n Ia carte.
The location such SIS to facilitate official business
matters, being cent al and commanding ready
cess to the Capitol as veil as to the Departments.
The Restaurant attached tn the hotel will always
be In condition TO Accommodate passengers who
may arrive by early trains. The undersigned fat
tiers himself thst bera patronage will reward his
eXsrtions, as pains will be spared in order to
give entire satisfaction to those who may honor
hun with their custom
ia
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JEW YORK AND HINGTON
" STEAMSHIP LINE.
The Steamer MOUNT VERNON will leave
York EVERY WEDNESDAY, at Sa9EFG
O'Clock p. m, and New York for Wash ~Ss.7'szzsa
Passengers con Join tho ship at Alexandria It any
time before the hour of the steamers departure.
CROSS the bar in consequence of low water all goods
Will be promptly Iightered to and from the steamer
by the undersigned.
For freight or gsas4Ss se apply t9
.oo e5-M ,T&Sr Western Wharves.
EOETHE'S CORRESPONDENCE WITH A
" Child, price Sl.25 :.
Tho LILO and Correspond ence of Thomas Arnold,
u u ate head master OF Rugby School, and Regus
Professor of Modern History in the University of
Oxford. by Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, ". A., In two
vOlumeG; price 81.
Speeohes of Thomas Corwln, with steel plate
portrait and sketch of his life. Edited by Isaac
Strohn price 81.
For sale at TAYLOR MAURY'S,
de9 334 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10th sts.
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

meets all such cmerg onai as. and no household can
afford TO be without IT.. It is always ready and up
:" the sticking point. There is longer aAneces-
Slty tor mping chairs splntered venesrs, headless
dolls, and brok cradles 1t is just the article for
cone. shell. and other ornamental work, popular
with ladies Of refinement and taste
This ADM raDle preparation is used cold, being
chemically held in solution and possessing all the
valuable qualities of the best cabinet makers glue
II may be used In the place of ordinary mucilage
being vastly moro adhesive.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
Price, Is cents
N. B-A Brush accompanies each bottle
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Wholesale Depot, No. As Cedar street, New York
Address HENRY c. SPALDING 4 CO..
Box No. $500, New York.
Eight, and Twelve DoZen-a beautiful IIthOgra phi
&c Snow Card accompanying each package.
10 A single bottle of SPALDING'S PRE-
PARED GLUE will save ten times its cost an
Eusliy to every household. III
Sold by all prominent Stationers, Druggists,
Hardware and Furniture Dealers, GrOoers, and
Fancy Stores.
Country merchants shoud make a note of SPAL
DING'S PREPARED GLUE. when makrg Up
their list. 1t will stand Any climate. TO l0-ly