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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL-C d Hall and ly, Va;
w II Eastis, Walker, II Just, Mass; G Rip
ley, Mason, Ny; 3 Smith, Miss; Adams
Z Smith, Md; 81 Otero and fam, NM; g
Lakewood, USN; w Turner, Va; C l. Heber
end fain. Miss Whistler, Ky; c McIaran and fam
Miss Giles, II CasyeI, Mo; A McCorkle, Md; X
IL ) usrt, : lehman aud ly, Va; Nj Plummer, G
Williams, A l. Kimberly, Md; p rraquair,
La; ROggen and lady, NY; De Leaumsut, 5
CT Gouvsrneur, Nc; L II Eldridge, -; Mrs
3 Eldridge, fennai Chas Ripley,NY } Hedg-
Is, Del
BROWNS HOTEL.-W Heron, Pa; O Jones,
DC; l. Hofman, NY; 8 Hughson, sc; Miller
Mss; A Wolcott, NY; L Moore, va; r Jones,
Pc; l. Delaigle and fam. Ga; T. Bigelow, Peth-
erbridge and lyt Macs; d Janno, La; n Gone,
Ga; II Mcclure, Va, Fl Croskey aud 2 ladies' Pa;
Barwsll and ly, Va; McMiner and ly, Cal;
Batthis, II Browne, Va; w NJ James, A Nj
Henns. Chapman, franklin, Md; Tailof, N
\; u L Abbott Fla; Whiting, Ala; w Chester
Pa; DIR r Bennett and fam, NY; w Thomas and
lynn; Slater, Ga; Austin, sc; Mrs A nj
Rice, Miss.
kIRkWOOD HOUSE.-C Marnillian, La; w
Il Hook, Dc; w Sinclair, Va; l. Townsend, NY;
T. hsam; sc; Knox and ", A b Dudley and
ly, Mass; z H Portor, Mo; } Meredith, Va; 1t J
Whitmore, USA.
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MEDICINES.

ia. ssn..Ion:
LOCK HOSPITAL,
hss Hsessys1 fAs Nssf Csyfsss, SPEEDY, sad ssls
Efsessal Rsnsdy sa fls Void,
FoR ALL DISEASES OF INPRUDENCE,
LET no szLSE DELIc1cY rRsyBNr.
LcURI EAkRAnrED, OR NO ioH1Rss.
& IN IRON ONE 70 rWo DAYs.
west..ss Il Ne l.sl ssn,ta,s. Af..s... .fI. u~.-
bssiIise s'isy D:ss.I!.s l.P..ss:y, ss.s
sis... f.Ps.es 4 az, :y, c:s
sess shn AI..s.a. q sss Isss s:sssss :. B..si.
ssss fefr,ss Disorders .rsiaG sn sslirasy n.ssss q
6sT n.rriis, nF~,si, sna sssusy ssis Bee, .sa a,c
-....,.r-,.I OgHe Men
.hss assadfsl and dssrseuvs .assay svssps y
an unusy grave taesssads 81 YsInS Men The
aias S.asi.s ss :: ). ..s..a: :.
s,hsd" ss'sasy "a living lyss, nsJ can v,n fsl ssaS
nASAHs fxAsoHs. 81 Yong Ass sessssp.asss nss
s.,;.,. as s.a 5aI.s.i vs.lasss sssshis a'suify,
Z: Vi: place; sp..f.ad. .. s.r. If D, ,sur
apsa his skill a. hyssi.a-
OFFICE Me- sosrn FARpEaIcxsrxKES,
2. :;.s:. F.iI ss..I,s ...: ..d ...s.s I.s:s
DR. JoHKsfoH,
rs sns Of the eminent Cssf de Unissa ssstsa
Of ksnd.a fsru, Phi.aslPhia and here has IS
,.ssa same o. hs nest s,sashing ssrss tssi
vh.n great Ssrv.ssn..s 5.ns si.r.:s a. ..ss.s
eAss vm dsfsagsnsnt 81 mind. cured statsly,
TAKE fAkfScSkAR NofiCk.
1n,E h.a sad :u.n sh. have injured .s.nssl,ss ~
ssnsn P,seties irdslgsd 10 uhsn Lsass hs. sesssty
:s;s sss .s:: :: ::S.: a.. :s: :s;.:
sesy, sheeid apply msdatsly. -..-y ...-
s ssrr s.S, q ,s iso sne %sanss, .s. .ssss
limbo, Psins in ne Head Dmn.. Sight Lsss Il M.se.iss
y. eftbs Ss.ss.i Dc su,,,
" siEsTa Il LISSl..@Ss'i +. e.
:. M.n,ry Csois,sn sidsss p.prs.i.s
u .stsd. Tnd, ss s.ss :. =: ,,,,
nERvous DEBikI7Y-sA.u..,a d sss .sv y.ss. VIA,
ss@mr YEA. p.i: n:ryss. ana hs,ng .nr.ln
DIsEAsEs or tMPRUpENCr
Ss s.d:e s.a vst.y :. pleasure lsa
pp.n Sst an .a.. ~ ham. Or :.:
Ssss. am i,e" nee. yss rem :a,s.:o ne
s,ads ID s1sr.h and dssgng pr.tssss, vAs insspass
curing, sch bic psesnar, subs.snes, Keep hin tisas
nhs I'D IN d..psir ..1s lila WIN r.iu.s s:. isa ::
:..s s s.E .; y d. a.. q DADDY
;:nb. As.sden. =. Heat, s,s.s ssss
s.1. A. With frish.fs r.pidiy m s.,ts pS
dsesvsrsd cssntry from vso.s S.sros % .,slsr s.s.
d. JOnkeONTREMEDYF FOR ORGANIC WEAKyEee
AND IhPOrENCY.
uis great and msdy vsaknss sses,s
are speedily eusd and fail vsss Yhssssnts ne
Meet and dsbtssd vSs had lsst ali hsy IA VI
been imms diatsly Bsl.svsd.
..a..p T.,. y :; ,.s:. p:s,s
xssmeAne and WEAKNESS % Bxhsssdsa The as, fsufS
Had speedily cured
ENDOkGIhEHY OF YuE PREoo,
rnE MANY f1OVsANDs cared tthis inststiSs viii.
ie ovs1tssn years, and the SURE
cal spsrrsns Fsrfsrnsd BY Dr. johnson Witnessed ~ bs
Rsrsn tas pasers and many ssAsf psrssns,
nsye again and again bssrs the psss,
noN ma s.Endng gentleman 81 character sn1 rsspessS
ftliy, ssasisnt slsrsoiss 70 he aaistsd Ian NV
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The PRINCE, RICHMOND AND THs HKPoRIkRs
The Richmond Dispatch indig nantty denies the
fep6rts IN tho New York papers, setting forth
thai tke Prince was grossly insuled al the capital
of Virginia. y says: The allegations with regard
to the dirty pillow ceses and the manner in which
authorized TO saw are utterly ,itute Of the sagh t-
est seDblaEce Of truth. Num1.Tsr OF per sons, oe,
fore the arrival ofthe Prince couir, had visitea
the roOus, but not one hand had beer lafd py any
Of them upon the pillow ceses. The ocsfier Pns
4 quad upon the rooms, and surely IL the Pillow
cases lad been soiled, would have had inem
changed before tEe arrival Of the Prince. III ls
probable eaosgh, certainly, that he '.reciileo
UPON lounge sitter he had reached his o~n
apartment But how ian this writer know whether
he did or not, The stateuAt that the cong regatOn
when the Prince walkec up the aisle 10 utter
ly false, as every member Of the congregation OF
St. Paul's can testify. We believe 10 &c .cf-
JuHy false. The allegation that fbsdsanE nm
guage Of any kind-that specified or any sther--
was used towards the Prince is, we have every
reason to believe, wilful and malicious calumny
At least "a gentleman who stood at the Prince 8
elbow heard nothing whatever oft. The crowd,
in their intense curiosity to see him: pressed TOO
closely upon him-more closely peri aps than
polteness allowed-but they did so FROM no III
VIII towards him. The part assigned to the re-
porters and young Davis the artist, we believe to
have been purely imaginary. IL is utterly false
that the Prince or his suite felt fpsulted BY the
mob. No expression implying any such feeling
fell from them, either thea, or al any other time
during their stay. On the contrary they expressed
themselves highly graft ed at the attention paid
them to many persons who conversed with them.
II the pressure Of the people upon the Prince,
when ne went in public was annoying, they had
the sense TO see that IL was well meant and they
took Ii In the proper spirit.
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1T letter from Lima says a tailor, who said
in court that he thought he could recognise the
the assassin OF Gen. Castro, was waylaid in the
street at nigAtby four men, who told him, eve
will not kin you, but we shall make you HARM
less they then rubbed his eyes with vitriol,
which completely blinded him. The unhsppy
man has received pension from the President.
Chittenden county, VT, which occupied two
weeks IN the trial. The charge Of the judge con-
sumed half day. and the jury brough mt in verdict
for the plaintiff of sI2. So Justice is very slow in
Vermont -
Ut Louis Napoleon's agent was at the Spring
field lMass.) horse show, and bought horse for
hi'imPerialemPloyer. The price paid was 81 200
III is proposed In New Orleans to erect a
monument To 6 en-. VIM. Walker
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COUGHS, COLDS. HOARsENEss, 20.
u -. TfL EkS

Tm< peasant and popular Ctpgn Kennedy has
been lorx known and Extensively used, that roae
~ ehcscy. IL bs had at ell the primo pal drug
stores e Is and 50 cei.n o bottle. se8 d2m& solmS
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FALL DRY GOODS

W. FALL UKf GOODS
w + Are now receIvlng q beautiful assorsyr.r, a
Fancy and staple Goods OF the latest stv1e. oI
bIaciag 81 the latest INA 7os tatons such Is A
Pop las, Vesear Otsomsns Ia variety, French
TiEoz, Coal Ing Cloths, Arab Cloaks in great var,
ETY., Fancy silks from % cents % 81, 200 pieces Cal
Bcos O. from 6 20 l2H cents, Fall And Winter Shavis
- SreSt ysristy, MOusseines and Plaid from II 10
~ cents. Vs.sntia English Mohsus aud Brocs-
te les HooPsd skirts. Hosery, Gloves, GsuntIets,
SLavi Bordsring. Family Blnlkets, bleaehed and
Brown Sheetings, Towelings, Table Linens, &c.
Cur stock 10 aoW very com iese, and We Offer 10
on fhe most eoeomuodatI g termf, -.
I &c "a TAYLOR HUTCHINSON.
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND sHOEs.

AAO, OOOAO AMI SdOE0s
GENT FINEcALF skIN sEWED BOOTS,
uposS Root oG ~ Goaa e. oie and Doabe ,aShD
low BS', and YOUTH Long Boos ssscS on! -
rssss n Sss
and chii0ren's Boots and shoes, 81 "''' :.
eoaeo.r p. .v., se.x KoskstSSa aad As.b
BooAs AND s4h INFss TO SUIT THE
We sFe nSr maanf.otnIinE all kinds Of BOOTS
q msas 1ofi u ss.r,
sS 20 appsS made expressly TO order, and win
hssssofors charged in DIS city for mncS inferior
s SoSs, :RS Shoe: Fl eastern OF
.,. 81. Esis..|Ss. III s .sss:.
rive HUNDRED TRAVELLING TRUNKS
S S,:i and ii si1s: sSs :. t sdds
~. eISbs !. this tim. the srsnsss, v.rist,
81 sr5ssySs VEL, respsss q Prices 20 s.
Hs iS ss's SA ffissEEs
WALL, STEPHENS = co.
"a! I'll saa p. sssess.
SOUTHERN TRUNK MANUFACTORY.
4S0 5fH STnIlf,
Opposite Odd Faiotss' Hall, Waskiastos, ID. C., 4
IrSyeteis Mlll study their interests b, examIpin
enanns elseyere. As use none but the |<&xA
pest material the market affords and employ 0a3o
the pest ycrknen, can confidently recommend my
Tofk 70 pc superior in SfrssslA and Dra1iiify 10
IIunks that are made In other cities and sold here
Keep constantly on hand, and make TO order (op
enc Esska n4tieel every desenptien of SOLE
LEATH6R, ZION ERAME FRENCH DRESS
eshT YALICESi kAHFL fSG B1GS; HIR.
NESSi SADDLES; WHIPS, &C., &c,
mAnlke manner, at short notice -
Irunks dslyered in any part of the city, George
O. AAisS2sN,Ayent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
e15-lv JAMES q. TOPHAM.
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OCEAN AMERS, SAILING DAYS
PIoNEER sTEEAAMMARBhEA AND BROWN

The subscriber begs lsave to inform the citizers
OF Washington, Georgetown and Alexandris that
ne mas add-d ID his long established business the
su1hiary OF steam power for saving ana mauufac
tniIns Marble and Brown Stone Work in their va
st.nd Tops, File, Monumental, Tomb and Head
S,o.es, Sar, Window LInteis, Siis, steps and
fiauoTms, Having purchased large stock of Italian
haroe block from first hands at the 10 sst rates
ne iesis confident OF being able TO furnish Marble
~ ~ orA Ss low as II can be purchased In New York
RI adsi Phta, or baltimore. The trade supplied
80 atslsn Marble II block OF slabs at the same
rate "a IA nished IN New York and ON acoommo-
dating tfrms- Also, on hand a largs snpoIy of
e mn stone, Water Of Ayr Hore and Polishing
Prise; II VIA be an acQaisItion 10 the sity 'ei
a. ALEX. RUTHERFORD
Pioneer Steam Marble and Bretru Ston, Wo,L.
Ia. av., cor. Thirteenth at
al u I'm WAshlngtOn m n
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THE UNION WILL. STAND. NOMATTEa
" HOS PRESIDENTS!

I'HE UNION WILL STAND. NOMATTER
HOS PRESIDENT!
Consequently shall remain IN WaAhinx ton ana
SSYYnmssnae 70 pursue my occupation If HOUSE,
Si9N and ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. Gid
tended TO-. Peintipg and OrnameftinS Tottsce
ID p IN the best style also, cal attention
20 the faIntlus Of Roofs and Brick Walls
All Of the above will do as oheao "a IN a ob.an
snd In.reio,e solicit the patronage Of my friends
ner. " NV oos' 'nSn-
f0u VIII please mind your stops And stoo AZ NJ
II. PARkE.h'S Painting Esisbli.smsnto - III
% - !. Loaisisns sv. north side, between sth
p. Signs put up free of charge, a. usual.
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nR. J. BOvEE DOD's : :
~ IMPERIAL WINE BTTTFRS

Arc now being used from Name 70 the Great salt
Lake, AMI the universal verdict of all who use
, ,eem eitner a. sssdseiss or a. tscrafs 10 that
them sueoessfrI in his Prsotioe Tor s yesrs before
We purchs:ed OF him the sole night TO manuaoture
cure OF lBeiIiepi Consunkhon, fndig estion, bys-
Pspsis, PLee, Nervous Diseesee, Female Com
IiaI9te eno 81 csses requiring tonic, they are be-
Xond do9bs rloct invaluable remedy. Aside from
snelf mediolasg I.2Serhos they are pure, whole
PLEASANT collaborating effects OF Brandy or wine
Elthout tneiI Injurious regults. Let al friends Of
humanity Snd all advocates Of temperance assist
Us In substituting these VALUABLE Vesetsble Bttefs
LOT ths ,1s:ssaI Yot.oss and edssseased L,ssors
Win Union the country 10 flooded, and thereby of-
from the land.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD q CO,
froPuesors, ~ William street, New YORK.
rE- J.SCHWARZE. Aren't,
- WAlhinGton. I'D. G.
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,xpRR;a J., BOyEE popg

DIR. ]. BOvEE DODg
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases ofthe Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary
Organs, and especially for Fsmale Obstruotions
never fa to cure, and are warranted 10 give satis-
PrePnetors, IS William st., New York.
ie1lyr 70 Agent, Wsshinston. b. e.
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b. TIE rREsiiSS2Ss sSs; br THE UNITED
STATEl

STATES
III Ss Ss, q ~
Seciars ana make known that public .aes viii be
State of at The poiods m d sae
lsnatcd, to VIII: - q d.
At the land Office A. LITTLE Rock, commenoipg
on Monday, the nth day of December next, for the
disposal Of tbs public lands heretofore unofered,
situated within the following townships. viz:
SOHsh Of fas base Tins and tcsst of she ih prisesal
Townships Ia and ia, OF ianeeI.
townships ID and 10, of range 5.
on At 'sS snd once no. Ell IT
fsred situated within the following townships, viz
North Of the bass line and ,oest of the ta priaeipal
Township 10, Of range %.
Township II, of range2I.
At the land office at CLARK EsvILLR, commencing
on Mondsy, the l7th day of December next, for the
situated within the following townships, VIZ:
North Of the base sne and sce,t Of fAe A yrisefrsl
meridian
fracuonal townships and q Of range S.
tths Land Office at WASHINGTON commencing
on w edoesday the 18th day Of DroembeT next. for
me disPo.a of the pqho lands here tofors nocred
situated within the following townships, Wis:
s'Sh |" the base lin: and tvss' Of fheff.h priseisai
tn: se u ., south Of q n. old boundary ne Of
At the Land Once at CHAMPAeNoLR, commep.
oing on Monsay, the 18th day OF December next for
the dis ,osa OF the bic anfs heretofore
sltustSd within the following Townships And perts
Of townships. viz: .-. ..--.--
S0ath Of Ihs base Hne amd psst Of 4s 6a ,r,nes,al
Township 10, of ranges.
Township Is, of ranger. -r-
Township - of ranges
TOWNSHIP le, of ranges.
Township %, Of raHgels.
The parts south Of the old bon ndary II na ef tovn
ship ~, OF ranges ~ aud %.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of ,ohoo..
military and other purposes, together with tEe
swamp aid egsTfiowed," will be excluded from
Tne oferins OF the shove lands will commenos
on the days appointed, and will procsed In the or
der In which they are advertised until the whole
shall have been offered and thu tales closed; but no
NO private entry OF any ofth lands wall be admitted
until af;er the CT plration Of the two weeks
olven under ny hand, At the city OF w ashington
TINS lth das OF Septe Dber. an1o Domini one thou
.,,.,..-, JAMES BUCHANAN.
JOS. 3. WILSON,
Commissioner ofthe General Land oraos
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- smufion
to any the lands within the ps and patti Of
tornships above me ntioetsd IL required to estab-
sh the same tn the sat al the register and
recelver OF the proper Land Office, aud make pav-
ment therefor as soon as practicable sfter serin,
ttis notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands en-.
% BE- ns sos claimed Ssasi ;osh slaln
Commissioner OF the General LAID OfsSs.
Norx:IUndsr the acquisitions Of the department,
as hs5stoiore and nov existing, no payment can Be
m1de Tor advertising proclamatlons except 10 suoh
Rooishers n are specially aatkoyixsd TO pubieh 81
ths Conmissionsr Of the General Land Oboe.
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NcrE.-Cnder the regulations ofthe Department,
as heretofore and now existing. no payment oan
be Hads for Advertising pIooamatons except to
such publishers as are sps tally authorized to pub
nsh BY TIE Commissioner of the General Land
OnICs. ge Y .wlOya
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THE EVENING STAR.
The Righteous Men of Gotham and the
Princes Ball. .-fe-

Princes Ball. i-tH- &C.,.
The author Of 1.-THE Diamond wedding
lieves bis pert I'D feelings In 4 humorous Poen,
whereof the frsttwo parts appear In tn.s "e
Vanity Fai:- The following are shfa'S j
Then from their sofss uprose ten
Very wealthy and righteous men. Md
"They'c dsCce If they must" pu' Ia 'N0'
The thug a Reception. instead Of a Ball.,
Fbey'd 'see their subscriptions doubled
Four were PreshyteTlans blue;
High Chur.h EPlscoPahans tMo'
R~cad ChurcS Unitarian none;
iP5Tse were Baytists. oPea and close;
N pillars in hrm position.
For two. tse Ball was too much of dose, =
R FL. e 81 David danced before ths Lord;
fhey' q foot ]; once, for the royal norce,
Despite tho risk of Perditlor;
Each,secreily voyedto shoIuyp.
Very mucA more than ever before
To the Afshanistan mission
Thsreupon the Committee voted, al,
And ias rIr,tsef -Tss set led without more 40
Then, IS kno -ns rugors began to creep through
Very great men the Cont-I.ses grew
In everyoues estimation. -.
Little By little the rews transplre.,,
That tire grand Academy had been hired
-, Ata dubious oomPp stionf'
,a1 IHP s ~ S G.a to Gena. Eli
Would pale by the side Of those supplied
For Lord Renirsw's deleetalon. -.
To thilk how the four hundred members were
BY thousands Of friendly requests for card!
Married and ii nsle alike were embarrassed, "
Whether eating or talking, riding or " aikIng,
Almost while dressing themselves and undressing
With pretty lips pouting and white arms caressing
And sTeet voices wishing q maidenly blessing,
Agreeing TO dance with, kiss, love, even wed,
Those by whom the dear girls to the ba.i should d.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
II. @. PATTisON. Agent

WAsHiNsT0N SEWING RoOMs,
w t4 ga ST.. sso docTs NcrfA Of Pa. lss
Nov 10 the time 30 Get SPRING and SUMNEU
eHIRTS made sl % order. The subscribor 10 pre.
lsrcd 30 make snIRT e, DRAWERS, 10, ., tie
SHIRT BOSoMs.. QoELkRS, and wRfrT
0ay u-r q N 0nyT0
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CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. lime 18th.
lSS, trolns viii run as follows:
Leave Washington at 20 and TN q. m
On Sunday 1t 8 % .. m. - ..H,
Leave baltimore at 425 and $40 q. m. -:"
Leave baltimore at Sis and go D. m ..Hv
On Sunday at Is q, m. - ..-a.,
Passengers for the East will taxa trains a, a N
And 40 g. N and 20 d. m 80 wv
Eor the West at 7.49 q. m. and $40 D. m.
LOT Annapolis at 40 q m. and S20p m
For Norfolk at 20 a. 10. ~"
pS,n Satrrday evening the $40 p m. tram goes 70
70 I'D T II. PARSONS, Agent.
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DENTISTRY.

In. HILLS, After pracacas test of two yeoxs
feels that be can viii confidence recom-<
nerd the Cheoplfstc Process for inserting
strength beauty, Cleanliness, and chee ,ress Pal
1s{er ct inserted for SIS. Partial In PreIortci
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0s yssrsr .nd the Important Surge
"a epsrsnsns fsfsrsnsd y Dr. Jshnssu, Witnessed ~ de
ssRsren Of the pagsrs and many psrssns nsess a
ys.eh have sgpsssd again and sgan before psss
rdss hs Standing eAsIastsr rsspsssi
suiy, ssasisnt guarantee 10 he iaistsd ian skly
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,

nAlLr LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
u COACHES TO UPPER ARLBORO', -
CdTrgtns ths D. S. Mail.
The undersigned are now running Daily, fexoept
sunday Four horse Coaches be- 1rn,
boro', as follows; - F#SST RSEs3
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner of Seventh
street and "a. at O'clock q. m. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at IL O'Clock g. M, and arrive in
washington at s clock, in time TO connect with
the $40 p. m. train for Baltimore ~
Enc Coaches are new and oommodlous the teams
nrst,class In the hands Of careful and accommodate
Fare to Upper Marlboro. 80 cents,
10 Long Old Fields. -..25
Freight and packages in proportion.
aa l9-u OSBORN CO.. Proprietors.
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TRY II, PROVE IT. KNOW n.
And make known Its wonderful powers and vi,
tues, that those who suffer. or who are threatsneo
with suffering, may DO led to use . simple. In.
noxious preparation, furnished By the 6eld Of
Nature for 10Y ~. - - ~ -
e@. o.
MANS BLESSING, srrF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28

Bss5- The JOurn0Ei is very enthusiastic for
Mr.. Lincoln. As an evidence that it does
not know what it is talking about it has
not yet learned the name Of its candidate for
tue Presidency. = Enquirer.
The Enquirer alludes, we suppose, to the
manner in which we spell Mr.. Lincoln S
given name-ABRAM instead of Abraham,
as most of the papers have it. We spell 1t
Abram on the authority of John Went
worth's paper-the Chicago Democrat. I'M
mediately after the nomination, that paper
hoisted the name of "Abram Lincoln and
stated distinctly, aud we suppose by anthor-
ity, that the name was Abram instead OF
Abraham. The name stands Abram Lin
coin yet in that paper.
1t may be that our Illinois friends at the
Enquirer office know better than "Long
John" how to spell "old Abe's" name.
They certainly ought to know, for the old
"rail-splitter" has damaged their bogus
Democratic party enough in times past to
make himself well-known to them
Whether the name be spelled one way or
IilC OthCl, II 10 lllC HtAH NhOiIA Nc S1OtliAA I
and the man who is feared by the party to
which our neighbors belong. We are salts
fed with either name-Abra or Abraham,
for be it one or the other, the appellation
by which its owner is known is :. Honest
Old Abe" That title strikes terror to the
corrupt office-holders at Washington; 1T
goes right to the hearts of the honest mas
ses of the people it is an introduction at
once, SO soon as uttered, between the gal
liant man who bears it and the hard-fisted
yeomanry OF the country it stands out in
popular contrast against such well-deserved
epithets as" The Illinois Thinble- Rigger,"
King James I, The Kentucky Million
aire, as applied TO Douglas, Buchanan, aud
Guthrie
Let the watchworL, then, be, " Honest
Old Abe Lincoln, the Peoples Candidate
1t is II plain, unpreteuling title, well beht-
ting party which proposes to elevate its
possessor to be the head of the government,
there to look after and protect the interests
of the t0orhiny n,en-the achtte p,en-of this
confederacy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-05-28
Fillmore Men for Lincoln.

1t is very common matter, in talking
with those who were for Mr.. Fillmore IN
7 1856, to find them willing to support Lin
coin and Hamliu. They profess Il strong
friendship for Mr. Bell, but say that they
were induced to throw away their votes in
l656-or worse than throw them away
by voting for Mr. Fillmore, aud thus not
helping him, but their hereditary enemy,
the Democratic party. They declare that
they cannot be deceived IL second time. 1t
was told them in 1856 that Mr.. Fillmore
was likely to be elected. The returns came
in, W hen 10, and behold be had obtained
the electoral vote of only one State-Mary-
land.
Mr.. Bell they admit, has not the remotest
prospect of being elected hence appeals 10
them to vote for him can proceed only from
deliberate design to deceive them into the
incidental support Of that Lecompton party
whose policy they loathe.
The consequence Of this state OF feeling
is that there are very few reading and
thinking Bell men who will hesitate to sup
port Abe Lincoln man who was ii re-
liable Wing in tue lifetime of that noble
party, the friend and follower of Henry
Clay, and who now stands on platform
which occupies the old Wing ground on the
vital questions OF the times
Not day passes bnt we see and talk with
men who reason in this manner, and declare
81 M
ticket in preference to one which, however
respectable, has no possible chance of sue
cess