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New England In Tower Under the Republican
Admi aistrs ton.

New England has eleven chairmea Of committees in
the Senate Every New England Senator, except one is
Chairman Of a committee New England has the Vice
President New England has Cabinet Minister. New
England has the Minister England. New England has
the Minister to Italy. New England the Minister 10
Austr'. New England has the Minister to Belgium
New England has the Consul to London. New England
has smaller matters connected with the National Govern
ment too mum rous to mention.
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RAILWAYS RENOvATING REsOLvEyr

Has apnhiieI by It's the theory o. trans tied deass
eradicates hereditary Throat Lang deas ser m
and natural and Irresistible Gndote TO the virus S no
duces Running sores Bos Abceses Cancers Salt gheBm R
ela Var Complaints Poly plus In the Nose Uces Of the Won't
Tumors CArbancs all viru, external cistemIefs
In the hot regions Of Central and South America Rem
ovatnr performed the ta aculnus II ~
sy Running syphiic sores Modes. Dropsy Opsln,
Cancers the NJ utS Sore Eyes, Sore Mouth Ae In otsna
cases Asthma, II affords IN leiae relief Tubecs 10 e
Throat and Lungs Il rapidly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-03
Hon. Inhn i. Cri,,onden-

morning with the speech lately delivered by Mr.. Critten
den at the Capitol OF Kentucky. Whenever this aged
aud veneraed patriot speaks be entitled the largest
audience aud We discharge simple duty in lending
assistance to disseminate his thoughts widely pos
sible.
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DIED,

OF typhoid pneumonia tic Sls ultmo. at the residence Of
George Porterheld Esq In Jefferson county Va and 10 the
hope OF blul Immortality, Mrs JANE PILCHER, in the t9h
year her age
his residence at Prince Edward Court House. the 3lst
March, 1851 Nm Q. FLoURNoY aged about IF y years.
lie Of generous and noble Impulses OF high order
Of teect and Of eoqgence Ills rnLc isg hey
h friends that he espoused proven
al He derent times member Of the LtgslaiuEe, and
occupied position OF commanding nue9ce In that body He
the Prosecuting In Prince Edward,
where he had unrValed Influence and popularity Ills
manly virtues will remembered by sill essss OF society
with al that elton which justly Inspired
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MAGNOLIA BALM.

PERFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY yok
PIMPLFS, BLOTCHEs.
FEECkLEs, kRUPTIOSs,
sUNBURN on T.y
This Elegant Preparation renders stn son and f,b
parting Mable Parity. II s. cool refrs,hr,
piled the face amer 70 hesun, and will eve -
relief 10 the stIng Of Insects Hohing poisonous enter 80
composon. The contents Of bottle might he utss a.,
harm IL application eeery night for a oeel uf cy, ny
trorst Of Pimpies.
Sold eyeryxhere-Priee Piny Cents q Bottle.
W. Y. DAGAN co., Proprietor Troysy
YsHKR gBErPlRD. Agents. - 49,.
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DEArH or QUEEN VICroRIA's NOrHER-Marie Louise
Victoria widow of Edward Duke of Kent, and mother
a. the present Queen of Great Britain, died at her resi-
Deuce lear Windsor, the l6.h ultimo She was the
d,nobsr Of Francis Duke OF Saxe.Saslftld Cobourg,
aud vas born August 1850; married 10 the Duke
OF Kent the fourth son Of George H. at 0obong, on
TIC 2sth OF May 1878, and at London on the 18th OF
jelly ensuing She died Of cancer, disease which had
long sgneted her but which assumed alarming char
acter only few days before her decease. She was
most excellent mother. aud her example and care fos
tered the development Of the many virtues which adori
the character Of the reigning Qaeep.
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- TlfeIa Jt.iHsss 1lsi Dc didrs''ef o ne
e. Wig"
Affs. ,crsr o lf stiles ct ss paper l net 70 PHb'"a
- mo .t,sliay ought % Be knOrH 10 oi
Tirr fs Pc s be dsplr.e8 foH obituary Notices srcetd
az siyif lines are ellry.d J6r ts advertisements
- W elHaot uasrtsts return rsssd communications
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-03
TFE CHARLEsTON FORTIFICATIONS CONPLETED

Tue NfIa NI-IoI " FVIN IIfI' AIIV.', NJ 1T
CuARLgsroS, Na-ch Si,t-The forthcalons IN the
arhcr having been finally completed, they were
VISITED yevesday by General Beaur'glrd and the mem
bers o. the Convention The distinguished party
sere received uith high honors and heavy firing in
sl directions. The completion OF the great work, and
he satisfactory in hioh has been accomplish
C the thCm, % much rejoicing and corgratuiaon on
al sidCs and oil that is wanting make the Joy con-
ere is the evacuation o Sumter and lis occupancy by
f., rirh owners. the Confederate States Of America.
The ship SPLENDID from Liverpool has arrived at his
p,r having board the officers and crew OF the brig
Beuguell which vessel was abandoned in sinking con-
ton on the 25;h Instant Sc hound on her voyage
from Portland to Carden1s The schooner NJ L. DAVIS
b A. also arrived at this port With cargo OF ice.
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o'ro, o. sIs wns. Aprn Q. isa

osros o. ZEE WHo April 2. 1871
FOREIGN TRADE OF RICHMOND.
The following is detailed statement of the foreign
Of Richmond 10 the month Of Mareh LAS. the suaes.
CT business In month upon records
remember, except when navigation vas closed by lee:
To Rio Grdnd Al 0s9 bb Hosr o. 7e2; ,03 n, Lard
tss6 D tee sssc 49, bbs RosIp SS Ch.,rs Sso IOc
brooms $780, boxes ssponIhe t50 zross mstcbss
si4t 200 Paper ei 30 dofsn Pals f92 eli no
TO Rio d, JdneiJo.- 1915 bbs Flour, $50 $50
To HalElz-CO2 hbls Flour. Is OH.
Total value OF exports, VI, ISL
From British A. Prorinces AIS Ibis Herings 37ss
100 Plaster, $50 TotAl, 1910
In connection with the above, we publish our monthly
comparison the shipments Of Flour from Richmond 70 for
esn ports the LIST July Of the LIST nst and
pondng time Of the previous season.
n..,Ina,ion March previou.lv To,.t -,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-03

The Eurouelu thrnders against the Morrill, Tariff roll
deeper and louder with every steamer that crosses the
Atlantic Au.i-slayesy seuGuen,ah,Y fades before the
c,oterp,tion Of this terrible enemy TO the trade O.
ENGLAND aud even the Exeter Hall organ Is compelled
10 nav rspec. 10 the growing importance Of the Coaied
era,e Safes in spite OF its holy horror Of the peculiar
institution. Tle recognition Of the Confederate States,
one OF the powers tbst be- distinctly ioreshaiowcd,
while the ebarsster Of the revolution is changing from
tie quarrel abou, the rrepres,be niger TO hieand-
death struggle for t5aie aud commerce. We think the
csu.sl rate States will win: TOR, even if special scs
sion Of Congress IS called and the Morrill, tariff repealed,
and all .le rates are reduced, the thing VII! be
done at Montgomery, and then the difference between
,,tvo t.r If no. 50 great as nov, viii be sufficient
10 give tue advantage 70 the South Every bill acd VAL
1 in the North reve-bcrates Uj,h the howls Of dsap
,ptmcat aud rage at tie sudden check given to ram
liant RepubHcarsm, by ;as ds2'eTou' drawing OF the
,rf rein. Il is the hook in the Av Of Beaemoth the
~ I'm tbe nose ofjhc vicious B;sea. Without tins power
f-,.ria; the North would be as iuyacole as II would
Ice rexor.be But with &C. oyerstoFn and arrogant as
m, North ,t IS dependent che iorecaraoce and mercy
oftf, Sortb The matter understood when the Con-
t-rtion was framed but had been lost sight Of IN the
tte- considerations that have formed the subjects OF
modern political contests. Then, it was agreed that the
,ss.i,a OF slavery sdogL Dc uamolcs.ed and protect
on the part Of .ho North and that n resarn the South
would eoacedc commercial and maritime advantages TO
faat section Il Was fair and well understood COM
promise srJ covenant But grown s,rorg and rich by
lie orsra,iou Of s very compromise, The North fer
cot 10 whose ilGv nee (, vas due forgot the reePro-
cl obligation Lcy had assumed, violated the covenant
towards slavery, and drove portion OF the Southern
States 10 reaue tbe privileges and advantages they had
eorfred srd thereby deprive the North OF the con
veaiosal bsuea.s suo artificial prosperity It's people bad
eaioycd. TIE power TIA, ia. 'u.h had TO command
terms for slavery in 1857 IS much greIter now, aud We
=h,ll De rueh surprised il the c,rae uoN Featirg DO
sss. in bringing the North TO its senses Eot 70
.,. Irsas
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Should be always kept In the h'use In all case 81 sudn
tack. Of pain sickness pes,na l epidercs 10 u
tn. and afford inst ,naneou. and 10 CIou
Worms. Sore Throat. &c Railway. Ready Reefas mmedAe
Railways Remedies are sold by Drugg sts,y.rywhrre.
tnII NIL AN o.. ftFfetN
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Decrease bbs The exports March Of year
49, bbh
We also subjoin our monthly comparison of the ship.
nenis Tobacco from Richmond foreign pors d.tng Il,
ca
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CRIsTADORO's HAIR DYE
ONLY DYE


Por all who desire 70 have the color Of their hair changed V
say cert inty and rapidly 10 shade they des,
uf.ctured by CHRisrADORO Aor House, New York ,oI
where and applied by all Hair Dr'ssers mhiSdivm
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coylNGroy AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On motion o. Mr.. CHAPMAN, the bill for the relief
Of the Covingon and Ohio Railroad which had been
TUNED from the Senate, with amendments, was taken
M and the amendments concurred in.
Mr.. GIBSON Of H., offered the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted
ReSored George W. Hopkins having departed this lie
capacity Representative la the General Assem-
bly, Clerk be directed TO the personal representatives, OF
me deceased much OF his mileage Snd diem may be due
him.
The SPEAKER laid before the House commuuica-
ton from George W. Randolph in response to resolu-
ton adopted by the House on the OH of March, calling
on the Armory Commissioners report the amount OF
bonds obsined from the Board of Public Works, and
What disposition was made Of them.
On motion of Mr. seldom, laid on the table and or
dered to be printed.
coming up as the unfinished business various amend
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ments we're moved and adopted; and pending the con
sderation Of the same,
The Chair was vacated until II o'clock p N.
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Fran 'Le Nso Yyrt Express Of Noeiay
FORT PICKENS To BE REINFORCED WITHOUT
DOUBT-sUo MEN UNDER WAY.

We are enabled 10 state authori;aivey, that the FL
loving force o. United States troops sailors and marines
on board the mcu-of var under The command OF Com
maIotc pfcudergast detailed 10 land az For, Pick
ems at q s;guat i,om ld,ut. Slemm'r;
Men
p-,,trv, stasiu corvette so
Sabine sailing igig4te zoo
S. uCuis, sailing corvette 100
From smaller craft (silleristsl about 50
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NEWSPAPERS -
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINIox
Usually cautious, there ID great confidence 10 10 81
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER"


NEW ORLEANS RUE DELFT.
There seems be for thln or z,ay Ma.
the celebrated HnxsrRKErs IxEIrs Hl Vat
had" enbs
CLEVELAND PLAIN DRALVp
"when people protect their air from u. ,.I,,I.
age when they iuxusts In gosy black lock, Al =, %
period Of their lives; .hen white ard gay Hair can b.
beautiful black auburn when Hair m,as q, hf 70
bald heads when all ih. be deoe. caano, 40 so
tell What do IT, HErMsrkEprs HAIR RksT0Rl ,sn y
do L. This Hair Restorative II, beyond peradysptg,. sH
thing Of the invented TIE In our bee
regard this wonderful preparation, Us
recommending IT," saJ
ST. LOT ~ REPUBLICAN.
"Many Of arst cits d. iouis speaking 4, -,
terms Of this article" 'hg
CAIIAO CITY GAZETTE
"Thls ineomparab'y excellent pepsralon for N.
GRAY Hair IL original color, 70 preserve Hair from
and 10 cure badness sale al Humphrey B,ovs osl
city evidence that this Retol sive no hurubu, - &
slye Testimonials 70 that eject be found 10 almost
per In the country" '~
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST.
"Leave Eyes Alone and only home reliaJ, R.s,o,,pv
Hemstreets Inirnitabe"
Sold everywhere-Price SOC and ~ per bottle.
W. HAGAN 20, Propretor,, Troy
fshh shprA"' Asens. fs-dAs2n
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SPRING 1861.

Spring STOCK DRESS GOoDs bought the
SAILS 10 YORK. many OF Them a; half their yalee eomp
Ing All the farc In Dress Goods Ks Barge, Ana Iaco
nets Mozanhlquss Chaes Popins, &C Also, fell ,ock "
Goods Families and Planters 10 seh aogld be
the II -nton Of all those IN want
nha6 CHRIsTrAN LATHEOP % MAn n
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p~K NOWLEo a. WALTUKD
AGIyTg YOR

LIE and FIRE Insurance
Herring's Fire and Burglar Proof SAFES,
Machine Betting, Qeaiher and RUBBER
neneey's Church and ether Bells,
Dealers In Cotton and Linen Tvines,
100 MAIN sTREEr.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The Rore was called to order at 10 o'clock A. NJ, by
the SEeak4r.
BILLS PASSED,
Incorporating the Central Savings Bank in the city of
Redmond in Orporating the town OF Independence, in
Grayson county relieving the personal representatives
o; Wm. s. Croxton, deceased; authorizing the Cover
nor to pardon slave John Xix, and restore him to his
former owner authorizing the county court OF Lunen-
burg TO equip certain volunteer compOnies for the
lif OF Cecilia Ed yards authorizing the Common Coun
Gil OF Petersburg declare what in said city, shall be
an unlawful assembge of negroes and to prescribe the
punishment therefor.
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~>% II 4 Il 4 II FRENfT VI. BIT
w. TIERS IL conceded 70 be the most dslielors vi ole
and enecus tonic IN the World used ty almost fan
lily In VIRGINIA, solely for this climate. and should he
In the OF every Southern Yaniy, FOR al &
the stomach and bowels They fall n make
Of DYSPEPSIA Nervous Headache &c. With pan 10 ne
stomach bowels they give sdate e correct disc df
lve and in weak and debisted persons they vii give Vial
energy the whole system. They only need trial to give then
precedence all other Bers Thee bte be hsd 81
Messrs GRAY, PURCELL. LhDD CO ana by al prominent
Drugg;s city OF Richmond ard elsewhere In Virginia and
North Carolina Also by O. sTgrr co, Washington City. D.
o. CANDY GILPIN co Baltimore b. A. PAHNEST0CR co,
Philadelphia, and BARNES PARK, NevY'rk
Orders fned by addressing BAKER, Proprietor,
Peb C-iIo Richmond Va
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49, LICK, Richmond Va, Manufactures "sempe. Inf.l
ibe BAKING Powder" His the only factory Of he knd IN he
South and prepared furnish the entire trade
able rs Northern manufacturers senple's Pwier Viz
nis preparation approved by all who used -RihaOnd H
Por sale by Druggists and Grocers generally. fs3-H
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The exports March year we're s hhds to Bremen and
ITO TO Havre.
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ES TUgIEG HOUSE IN REALITY.
(fsTABLisHEp ~ ls22)
This house first established BY Cook Ryan,
2ndly. BY Peter coob,
8rd1y. By Cook 4 Hill.
4;h'y. BY Alex. HUI.
5h'y. ny Alex Hi! 4 Go.
We prepared manufacture Ladies' Gents Misses ard
Boys SHOES Of every description 20 which most respect uy
attention Of friends cgst1rers and the public
zllv ia96 kiEA HILL %.
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SUMNER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
~ Ar PoINT LooK-OuT, MARYLANp.

~ Ar PoINT LooK-OuT, MARYLAND.
This ce ebrated Bathing Place. situated at the
junction of the Potomsc River with the A 4
1ISsslP UnSssaPeass Bay, will be opened BY the YEAY
very best style, for all persons who may wish 9
sale and quiet retreat, where they can have the
peneht OF the best salt water bathing and enjoy the
deoaoIes of the water, such as Fish of all kinds,
Oysters, Crabs, 60.
Every description of fishing tackle will be kept
ior tse accommodation of guests.
hne livery stable kept on the farm.
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
al1 other amnsements usually found at such places
Inc table will be supplied daily with fresh yege-
.f Hoiss from the garden on the premises and from
the Baltimore and Washington markets.
Ins best Liquors and Cigars will always be found
Board, 50 per day; one week, sl2; second week,
GIG four weeks for sS5; children and oolOred SER
want hslfprioe.
:. The steamer st. Nicholas leaves washington
Tuesday at 8 m. and Baltimore on Friday at D..
m The half past O'Clock D. IN. train from WASH
lngton will connect at Baltimore with the boats,
reaohing Point Lookout daily g so, n tri-weeklJ
sssse from Washington, by way of Leona rdtown
WI hda; ;ess the proprletors, at Point Lookout,
m 81 HEFLEBOWER & co Prop'rs.
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koLsan's Volcanic Oil Liniment
RIE EEsY kmIMEHY In fzE wokLDl =

yAs snly safe and s.r.sn fer Csnss, rilss. Pa
mere, Bvsllnfs and Brsnshils Csitrs raraysis Men
I,lTa, w.sknsn Of tss h.sslss cArsne lnfsmnstsry
khssnasm, efnss Of ths Jsnts Contracted Muscles
kGsmsnts Esrasks feshe Bruises 1prains, Frssk
Csts Wesnds, uesn, Fever ssrss, Csksd Breast ssrs
HPPl Eurns, ssads ssrs Threat any infsmnsisn o.
pain, difsrtnes ksv Isysrs lsnf DE esssss may
hAvs sHisisd, mchxAnT CEkk1kAfEp knlmEHx 70
q ssrtan remedy.
Th.sssadsef hsnaz being hsvs been saved ne sf ds
sfspxds and misery the e tAis invasshs rsmsdy
MeLEANS y0LCANIC OIL LINIMENT
W fssys pain almost and viii slsss,
purify and hss the fssls In an nsrsdiss shs tina
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANNALS.
neLnAHr rckLEnsATED LINlMENY 10 he ealy sAis
snd rslissis remedy fer ths q SPAWN Rinfbsos,
Winagss, spiinta, Unnatural Lsmps, Nedu % svcnrI
nsyss ssnsd 70 sus Big Head, fsiisvi, Fisfnia, 0lt
ssssi1, bruises ssssishss cnsssa hss. ss.. s.ssls
% Cellar ozis- Cu Sores, Wsunds, infailibls
ss.ssy APPy ss disssssd ana ssss&s. n every
fAss uias lsasss vi sAs s..y vssAiss. La.iRs.ss
:as.e e - oss.in ,sprly q %. nckkAH9 CHE
ekkfkB htuimkhf. u viii yea
IM MCLEAN, osis PssDTfssss,
CssseF xkisd aad Pins m, D. Ssuiss L.
- rs '. .cissEL- -ssssssssv. % ss-UsWi.
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TEETH.

M TEETH.
VI. LOOMS, NJ. d., the inventor and pstentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~
tends personally at his ONCE n this city 6sE@
Many persons can wear these teeth who SIIGo
cannot wear Others, and no person can wear other.
Who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my oihce can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
out 10 those who are particular and wish the pures
oleanest, strongest and most perfect dentufe that
art can lroduee, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this clty-No. 33s Pa. avenue, between
phIe. oc * ~
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[To BE Continued

EXCITING NEWS FROM RoANR AND wRr
CouNTlEs.-Gentlemen who arrived yesterday
from Roane county, report that they have recent
ly had very exciting times in Roane and Wirr
counties. Major Sfemmer, of Gen. Rosecrans'
stat, was sent down TO Spencer with force sufi-
Client to clean out the secssh Of that vicinity Un-
fortunately the coming Of Slemmer was ascer-
tained by the rebels. and they managed to escape
from the vicinity Of Spencer. The latter part of
last week, however, Slemmer encountered con-
siderable force Of secessionists at Big Bend, In
Writ county, about ten miles from Burning
Springs, and 6fter diminishing with them for two
days, caused them to beat retreat with a loss Of
fifteen killed. Lieut. McClosky, Of the Union
company from Richie county, was shot in the
abdomen, and after lingering about twenty-four
hours, died. The Union forces then burned the
house Of Peter seibargh, prominent secession
leader, and also the house of smother REBEL whose
name we did not learn. Both Of the houses were
fortified. Two rebels who had taken the oath Of
allegiance, and were caught with arms In their
hands, were taken out and shot. Two more men,
caught under similar circumstances, were to have
been shot next day.
Msjor Slemmer, in marching through Roans
county, found eight dead men In an obscure
thicket Ii was not known whether the bsdies
were those Of Union men or rebels. Major Slem-
mer s satished that the rebels have signal kets
by which they warn one another OF the approach
Of his force They also have q signal like the
hooting Of an owl, which 10 very advantag eously
used: By these, and similar means, they are
mand and to scatter into small bodies
The military authorities at Parkersburg are
Tightening the lines upon the rebels, and have
inaugurated vigorous means to crush out rebellion
In that part Of the country. No man Is permitted
to leave the town without pass, and without first
taking the oath Of allegiance. Guards are placed
upon all the roads leading from the town.
Major Slemmer has taken possession Of the town
Of Spencer, In RoaDe county, and made IL his
headquarters.- Whssling Va ntsHigs1esr, 12th.
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DENTISTRY.

y. cH1EIcAL DENTIST, having taken-
rooms at No. 276 Pa. avenue, betweenS SyH
llth and 18th sts., two doors east of the 0ffO
hlrkwood House, respectfully solicits q share of
me M pu2lic patronage, In the various branches Of
MS procession. jy Is 2ms
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WAToHREhIhAISSItINSssAA AERsItvER WARE

I have one Of the best establi sh msnts, and fur
nished with compiete set of tools for repair ~
ING every description of fine Watches, and IN
Rarnoulsr attention give TO the same, BY q
tho ugh competent wor kman. and g. work e7Iafan
hed Also, every descrIp ION of standard Sfi,VEk
w! kE. PLAIN and ornamental, manufactured under
far superior in quality and finish 10 northern ware
sold BY dealers IN general and represented es their
svn manufacture n. %. HOOD.
sAg near 9th
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R RESUMED BUSINESS.

~ RESUMED BUSINESS.
y n The undsrsigned would Inform his
- tDffiends ard the public that he has E
teken house on Ninth at, between ID End =, where
ho VIII again do business % a licensed FAyVk-
bhOkEh. FAIR destins IN al bnsine4s trsns-l
is6su- ENoca wAxu, ~
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nUP0NT'S 6UNPowDER,
II Eor sale at manufactures pficee, BY
JOHN j. BO6UE, GEoReErowN, ID. c.,
Sole Assses for ths District AZ Coixxsesa.
a lsrge sael.y, embracing every variety, sivays
sl aana, and delivered treelo al part. Of the Ds;
Exsress Com..ny. washington. D. @. fsaisviv
q Aiehemiss. or the House Of clnes; from tie
Frsasa. n hona5e d Bs zsc Erse 5y asll. q.
Elliott. the author of Adam Bede rec oy mail.
sss'@s s-an FhxhoHs = IcasTMM:a :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-16

AsSfRaffE ~ sISE IL hSs .s Z sEhAfsH PLANO
fsnias spd issslssss Of Pi.aes AisAfsl- nIvn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-16

w TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
w Offer for sale the largest assortment o
TRAVELLING TRUNKS to be found nsruv.
this olty, comprising best Sole Lesther SxH
Ladies, Dress and Packing Trunks, Va-&nS
Ices, Carpet Bags, TO-, which We are now. se.ias
~ very low pfloes.
WALL. STEPHENS & CO.,
spB S22 Penn. avepue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-16

EMRICR. at the corner Of Penn. a
avenue and Eleventh street, has been VfSAS
greater Inducements for the patronage of ciffzels
and strangers than any other public house in the
hotel on Penn. avenue, and his accommodation
for permanent or transient bosrders uneIception-
able. Ihs bar and restaurant arrangements OF the
European Hotel have already become very yopu-
1I: being I'll that csn be desired By the most fas-
ddious. The proprietor pledges unremitted atten-
don and continued liberal exsenditurss to give sat-
isfsotion 20 al and thus renevs his Invitation 70
all to give tbs Eurosean Hotel = call. delft