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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. SRUMAN has, after an experience Of ten
suaokery, eelf-lsbe leo Indian OF German doctoTs,
eral
This is the Only place where q sure and rpeedy
en5e can be obtained in the world for al IMPROPER
ana evll haplts, GonorThG, gleet, seminal weak
meas, IS phills, primary. secondary, and tertiary
Organic weakness. pains n the loins, strictures
general debility, prostraEQn. neTyousns restless
mig hts papitaoa the heart ringing In the ga IS
loss OF memory, confusion, melancholy, affections
OF the aeaa, taToat, nose, and skin, and all those
peoular disorders arising from the indisoretion Of
youth, rendering them qriit for either business.
study, society, or marriage
DIT. has the greateEt remedies 10 the known
world tor diseases Of the blood. gonorrha. gleot,
structures, sy phlls seminal weakness, self abuse
go. There is 10 case IN wkch they fail 70 cure IN
Victims Of tasse horrible oomplsinrs who would
WISH 10 be valuable men and ornaments 10 soolety
shoulq embrace the eeTlieet opportunity for reiFf
DIR. Shuman has made the most comp etc arrange
ments for the comfort OF has pstIents who come
from distance. They will be furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable guar tsrs, necessary
dIsts ana made as comtorIabie ss theJ would be az
hTst class hotei at less than half the cost
DO not forget the name and number, DR.. Shu-
mans ofhos In on the corner OF Sixth street And
RennsylvGni avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, WashingtO ID G..
Persons 81 distance should enclose stamp for
return pJstage. Once hours, a. M. to 10 p M
Various parties have beeu cntlced from NV in
shtunon BY certain svindlers on back strec:s m
this city, who viii rus IL I'll the DAY of their death
A word TO the wise IL sufficient. spely
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THE ALL-sUFFIcIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR,l,s and S-Protected by Roysl
Letters Patent Of nSland, and secured by the
Seals of the Ecole de Pharmsole de ParIr, and the
Imperial College Of Mediolne, Vienna
No. IL invaluable foT exhaustion And nstorrhea-
no. 2 completely ersdioates all traoss Of tho,n
diseases that have been hitherto treated By the
Beous and pernloiOus use or copaiva srd cuhehs.
No. kas entirely supflSnted the injurious ise q
mercury, thereby lnEuTIuE 20 the sufferer rpecCy
relief, dispensing 81 Impurities, and rOOtln: On
TRIESENAR, Nos. !, and 3, are prepares %
the form OF loEenEc, devoid OF taste and alo.t.
and oan be carried IN the vGlstooat peckst bold
TIN Oasee, aud divided into separate doses, a.
mlnistered by Vepeau, LzIlemand, Roux, hicord
DO. Price Ss esoh, or four cases for %. which
saves rs; and In S27 ceses, whereby there - say
BARROW, Of 194 Bleeoker street. New Ytrk.
immediately on receiving q remittance, DIR. Ba<POv
will forwarding Tretemar 70 any part OF q yo4d,
securely packed, and addrceseU according 20 tie IN
strnctions Of the writer.
The Book, of all others, that should be read b.
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
u m"Humsn Prsllty, or Physiological Researches"
IL Ia beautifully illustrated, and treats msnnteiy %
al the sympsoms that invariably develop theu-
selves, sooner or later, resulting from the fsuties
and ylhatng habits of early youth, ncapacitEtlas
the victim from snarinE the fruition OF the matri
monlai state, and. not checked N time, dessneT-
eting al the functions Of manhood. aud bringsss
Sold by Or. "a RROW, isl Biesofer street, Ioni
doors below, Maodougal, New YORK. Price -
cents; Sent hee every where.
ington, ID. c. De 2a-sm
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Drhe irts foods IN TIE Mississippi, ays the
LoalsyiIIe DsrnocrSJ, iDuDdated large srctioD OF
eOunrry they nosalstion Of which 10 suGo tnat a
decline an the liver viii not sofacs TO draw on
tts gster- II It esumafed thzt the damage done
TO The Isves and plAntsrs WIN amount to ANIL.
lion Of dollars- -s 5- q.
NJ A man was run over Q short tme since on
ths Winchester Cvifginis) Rsilfosd, ana cut snd
and vet watch that be had In his pocketwss not
IN any way injured, nor even stopped.
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CONFESSIONS OF A HORSE THIEP.-A few
days since the police here arrested a man who
had stolen two horses at Niagara Fails The
property WAS recovered, and the thief has
sincs been in jill, where be has had leisure to
write US the following letter. We print it, as
1t contains many valuable hints, and is alto
gether literary curiosity:
From the Buffilo Com nerciall
BUFFALO JAIL, June I6, 1861.
Being, as you are aware, under arrest for the
crime Of horse stealing. deem il my duty to
give people a little advice Ia regard to pre-
venting their horses from being stolen. First,
never put paddock on your barn; it is of no
more use il keeping thief out than straw
Put on all your doors good house-door locks,
then carry your key with you, or il you leave
1t In the house, put il in q drawer, OF some
place where il is out of sight IL thief sees q
good horse 20 into barn that has q lock on
with which he is not familiar, he will go to
the owners house and stay all night, passing
himself of as q traveller-all for the sake OF
getting sight Of his barn-door key. All 3
thief wants is to see a key oRce, and from that
one sight he will 60 and have one made.
Second, always keep little dog; one th at
will make great noise. A small one is better
than q large one. A thief Is scared at nothing
50 much as a barking dog. If ever strange
traveller stays at your house all night, and you
find ysur dog dead in the morning, you may
rest assured be has poisoned it. In such a
case the better way Is TO say nothing, but the
few nights following keep diligent look out
around your barn, house, DC. ~
LASTLY, when you have horse or cattle
stolen, don't advertise, Il presume the editors
won't agree with me here,l just telegraph to
officers TO tell them to watch for you. No
one 10 looking out for advertisements as much
rs thieves. It is very seldom that any but
officers catch thieves any way, officers who
make IL their business, know where and when
TO look, 30 don't advertise. This advice will
be beneficial TO all farmers If they will follow
f. 1t Il from one who Is young in years, but
knows we'll what he Is writing. If this chances
to be read by Christians, I implore them to
pray for me. Oh, I need your prayers. "A
Chrisiisn lady was in the jail this laorning,
bus she neglected 20 call on me. trust she
may see this and call on NE hereafter.
A few words 10 merchants When you losk
aud unlock your doors, don't hang your Keys
In sight very often see young men going
through the streets Swinging their store keys
In their hsnds This they ought not to do
Many is the time that stores are robbed merely
by their getting a sight at tho key on the
street or hanging in the store. Ed.
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~ The pos.on Transcript says: The officers Of
sths Essts. Prisoa ai Charlsstown have agreed to
faraish sli TIE pquiprsh esrjrids se-boxes, can.
eens, dippers &c required for the ten regi Is
INST csifed into service, In forty davs, and the
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PATkL EDITORIAL CoLLIsIos An anfey oc.
Cured on THURSDAY morning IN the Streets Of
LeayenwOrth, Kansas, betweea ID. Anthony,
proprietor Of the ID tily Conservative, and K q;
k+terlse OF the Daily Hersld, In which several
saot. we,s exchanged. One dsns srossly wounded d
My Bsmer bystandrf. Satsflee received q
llllet In bis RI hi side and died In twenty min.
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III The Louisville journal saws ''Probably
there 10 not an inportant p stotfice In the whole
South, Tennessee inclnded, where postofice rob
befy fs not frequent. Moreover the crime seems
10 be tolerated BY public opinion."
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Ch. Farre's Champagne.
y.R. GLoNfN0ER q CO.,

j.. II. GLoNTN0ER CO.,
No. ., North CAarlss strss, Balfimers,
sbovs brand o HxMP1sNRE E' wfSE -. osf Z. me m
for - ylng upon its merits % establish here
Southern cities.
Bssidse obtaining Q frst-elsss Msd, st the
appointed Purvsyor 70 the Courts Of Spain sad
fruseiep - eoSm
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[ United STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
9 Eg EHsxs
, SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
On dssd oftsT Thursday, Nav I6, 1851,
PASSENGER TRAINS BRTwERS
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE

"hSHlNGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIII run as follows:
LEAVE WASHlNGTOS at IS and 7 10 q, m,
ana ID and IS p IN arriving 1T Baltimore at 55O
ard 80 - ". BD, AIS snG 7.9G o. m
LEAVE BALTIMORE a Az and % a. m and
SS5 am p IN ,aInvlng st WashinG ton at G. 10 and
lC a. IN. and 25 and IS D. m.
PaSseGgsr Trains savlns Washington at 10 a.
H. anu 10 p; M, and Baltimore att ~ a IN and 5
P: IN make direct conne1iOn for Annapolis at the
lngtOn at $50 a. IN and Is .. m
PASSENGER rtalns leaving Washington at Ais and
!,l0 q. N and 81 p. m. make direct connexions al
Bs,tlmore for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all other points North,
All arElces OF freight fnOt contrsband of war)
vii! be transported over the line, TONNAGE Tram,
ton atT.p.m.
BY order of the secre,.r- of War:
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
III
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FoRM OF GuARAN1KR.

- certify thst hS- proper fsnllI-
ties erd---aDle TO fulfill acontraet for M urnishing
stationery for the Department of state durinE The
Iear ending June 81, 1852, should - bad be ao-
cepted. ie6.v4v
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALER
~ OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE rs HEREBY GfVSN, TS.Et, TS t. ssSo.- asse.
ably to the PROVISIONS the ordinance OF tho Cor
SoTstlon s0lToyed May g, l2s0, the undersirned is
on srcFsyment of the fee Of hfy cents, to inspect
examine, test, prove, and sscert the accurscy OF
!eslstrocon OF any gns meter in uge in this city
Every Inetsr, iffound incorrect will be Condemned
aud another, sealed and marked as true, val be
TnesSulement OF sss, il viii be sosIod sooordinrg
and again put in SOsitioR .or 1se.
OAcs No. $40 Ssvonth street, (aasr Odd Eel
.oHs' hsll.l Open from o. Iu,, 70 D. IN.
CHARLES w. CUNNINGHAM,
tJ B-t Inspector and Sesler Of 6ss Meters.
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MI TEETH.

M TEETH.
III. LOOMS, M. d., the inventor and patentce
otthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 60
tcp.ts personally at his of6ce in this city &zES
Mary persons can wear there teeth who o<1IIO
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling .t my Office can be accommodated
viii any style and prizes Of Teeth they nav desire
put 70 those who are Particular and wish the purest
cleanest, strongest and most perfect dentuTe that
art oan produce, the MINERAL PLATE will bs
more fully waT ranted.
Rooms IN this oIty-No. 33s Pa avenue, betveen
9Th and 10th sts. Also, s91 Arch street, Phi sdel
tnlA. 90 L. If
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1T 3. MILITARY ROUTE.
~ SPECIAL NOTICE.
On SUNDAY the TrsIns Will leave the Depot at
l:lO q. IN and 50 p. IN Tor Phi!ade pha aud New
York. TRIMS VIII arrive ate 10 a. N, aad IS D. m
THOMAS A. SCOTT, 6en'l Manager.
ms IL IChron, Intel. and Ropub.I
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SUMNER RETREATS.
SALT WATER BATHING.

SALT WATER BATHING.
This favorite resort for those seeking health and
pleasure 10 now open: 1t IS situated IN 4 4
$ PctdmaG TGS1t vsW 6ss In !fs F.
those wishing to AVOID extreme fashion, and seek
tas sfhnE Ean be s
AosilnE-FIshiIg and ~ Pleasure Boats free Of
al! the sal water de icsoies-6re 0yr itsTs soft
sao Eatd Crabs, SheePh I'D ard other Fish. There
ems unneces1 aTy to mention. as the situation OF
ms plaee ana his past maI asement embrace suffi-
Thes IT, 81 fSae
ever bussday at o'clO, <. and Alexandra at 7
e. sHif via Bs snd on FRI ~ q
Pavilion each way. - '''o
month Children and T servsStsp pi ha eToe 2S per
psily mails from Washington and Baltimore.
or further lnformauon address the proprietor
Ie elm. r. ). MARSHALL.
GEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT.
~ AT POINT Loog-OUT, MARYLAND.
This ce ebrsted Bathing Place. situated at the
S5s:sSesis Gr6 VIII Se tSS5 sssaca sib5 b1 he
nndeIslEnea on tho 10th of June, In the lE:hal
saiet SSers teg Osn a Rsys the
b"nHfs OF the best salt wafer hating and enoy the
9eSaeIes Gi tn water, such ss Fish of all kinds.
Every description of fishing tackle Will be kent
Tor toe accommodation Of guests.
,6ne livery stab kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
The table will be euppIed daily with fresh VsSe.
tSo oIes @ from me garden on the premises and from
Inc best Liquors and Cigars will always be found
$40 wesfs for s cRdsS ssd ieSGoT cooTeS SSssF
want, haf-9rioe
Tuasdsy assa M, and Baltimore ON Friday st I .,
ne g, hai m past o,ci9os p M tram from Wa.h-
reseh,ng Point Lookout daily also, a ri0vssEIy,
sIsse from washington, hJ way of LeoDa-dtown
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DENTISTRY.
DE-. cHAs; R Rt B2TELER,n &C..

y SURGEON DENTIST,
Having located himself permanently in Washing
TON, offers his professional services to citl
kens ana solourners, IN al the variousSS
Dfanohes OF his profession. upon the most ~6I0
recently improved system of Deniistfy.
Ut: -, having studied with one Of the most en-
lnent and experienced Dentists of Washington
and also with the Dental College of Ba timore'
from whom he has received his diploma, feels con
abb ity. -
Office No. $50 Pa. svenue, between 9th and nth
sts;, over stevens's Lace Store open from m,
W p. N ap l-eO2m
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A WIN 4. DOVE GO,
TAKE NOW prepared to execute any orders witt
vllch they pay be favored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
III Store on 9th street, . few doors north Of Pa
e!enue, where msy be found oomelSt assortment
of fCaANQELIERS and other GAS, ST TEAW M and
"hbEh rlATUHES iaT-1v
I SNYDER,
L. PL UMRER AND GAS FTTTER,
Has removed to the corner of Twelfth and f SIS
He is prepared to introduce Water and Gas uron
aaisfaotion.
He has on hand q lot Of COOKING and other
TOVES, which he will sell less than cost, ss he
Nlshes 70 sebrlu oil them. IL
M GAS FIXTURES,
w Have IN store, and are daI y reoeIyins, GAS
IAIURBS of entirely New Patterns and DesigIs
sad Finish superior n style to anything heretofore
offered IN this market. We invite citizens general
y 10 call and examlEe our stock of Gas and Water
Fixtures, feeling confident that We have tbs bcst
seected stock in Washington.
An Work In the above line Intrusted TO sur care
viii De promptly attended 70.
MYERS d Mc6HAN.
mar an 316 d street.
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Doors AND sF29Es Y9lSs TO sUIT TIE
We 5Tc now manufacturing ali kinds OF BOOTS
and SHOES and constantly feoeivin. a.<1sa
supply of eastern made work of every de- H{HJ
scrt2hon, made expressly 70 order, and will lE E&y
bs sold at o much lower Srioe than has BEEN -
her stoIore charged IN TINS oity for mach inferior
PersOas in want Of Boots ana Shoes Of eastern or
CITY m.ds work, val slw lwAys hnd good ass0r.ren
81 h1 IGRIFFiN BRO.
apS-r , ss-r St4 Ppnnsyivania avenue.
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CARRIAGES,
4 He Subscriber having made additions to his
factory, maxi ne IL now one OF the largest. ARM
Ia the District, where his facilities EsISS
LIGHT w CONS of all kinds cannot be spr
passed, and from his long experience in the busi.
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction,
on hand
Al REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders
promptly attended to.
Second h.nd Carriages taken in exchange for
new ones. '-- 'i'... ANDREW j. JOYCE
ID lS &C corner of Fourteenth and e SIS
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RESTORATIVE CORDIAL

BLOOD RENOVdTOR.
Bold in this city By G. sT0TT, 3Ts Pa. avenue.
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EEMALE BOARDIN ANDDAY SCHOOL,
L ALEXANDRIA,, "a.


ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Mrs. g. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL,
The thirteenth annual sessIon OF t1ls Irstitutlon
will commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
house recently occu pied BY Sylvester SCOTT, Esq,
No. $50 King street.
The course of study pursued win comprise all
the branches resuislts 10 thorough English Edu-
desired.
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared 70 receive limited number Of pupils "a
boerdcrs who, constltuti part Of her own fam
Iy, will DO under her immedIate care and suoeTyi-
sion. She will endeevor, as far as possible to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly ini iuences
Of Home.
=, ,RJsrsEefs.-Rsv; SEQ. n. Morton, Rev. DR.. Elias
Es., Edgar Snovdsn, Ess.. Edmund r. Wilmer
Ese- Henry MeIbury, Ess., Lewis Mckenzie
Ea;,,i EEasS RsSsrt u. s,s sE,sa'ss 70, n Eallhch
Entwisle, gr., Ess., Col. John w. Minor, LOudoun,
MeSsrs. Blackjack & Marshall. Messrs. Cor se
Brothers.
TsENs. go ..N
Board, with Tuition IN al the English Branches.
e1Ofor the annual session-psyable semn-annually !,
II advance. --.
Musie and Languages ut Professors prices.
H. No extra charges. an 2s-tf
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nUPONT'S GUNPoWDER,

EkUfOSE'S 6URPO"DER, ....
~ For sale az m1nutsetrrers prices, BY
JOHN ]. BOGUE, GzoR6 HTowN, ID, c..
Sole AGENCY for the District Of CoIxm6ia.
large supply, embracing every variety, always
on hand, snd delivered free to all parts OF the Die
t.lct. Orders also DO le at the Ofce OF Adams'
Express Company. Wasainzton. ID. G.. f. eS-iavlV
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Glass No. 3.-P4rehDlent.
!. l.oa0 sheets of parchment paper, best qus,lty,
10 By l6 inches, per sheet
2. COO sheets parchment paper best ouaIity Is
by % inches, per sheet.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-01
The Battle Field.

All eyes ore now turned to Virginia. She is
to be tho immediuto baltic field in this great
contest, and our hoartis with her. On the oath.
5000 Lincolnites invaded Virginia, by forcibly
taking possession of Alexandria. This force
had been increased to over 1900 at our latest
datcs, and were throwing out scouting parties
in the direction of Richmond The Confeder-
atc troops were in force ut the Manassas Gap
junction, fifteen miles from Alexandria. It is
l30 miles from Alexandria to Richmond
Con, BoNuAN is iii command of our troops
nearest the cnen,y.
Harpcr's Ferry and Norfolk are also threat
ened, and VIC are expecting stirring news from
the Potomac by every mail.
President DAVIS, his Cabinet, and all the de-.
partments Of tho Confederate government. have
arrived at Richmond, which is to be the seat of
government for q time at least. Tho presence
of President DAVIS cannot fail to have q good
efoct upon tho warlike operations progressing
on tho border.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-01
The Fourth Regiment.

On Saturday lost, the fourth Regiment, with
great unanimity, agreed to enter tho service of
the Confederate States and, those so ontoring
the service of the government have been fur
loughed for week. We have had the pleasure
of meeting good many of our gallant soldiers
who responded with alacrty to tho cnll of tho
Governor. They are generally in good healtl,
and fine spirits. They return to Columbia on
Monday, and it is believed thoy will be muster.
ed into the service of the Confederate States on
Tuesday. Tho destination Of no Regiment is
unknown, althoughit is thought by some that
twill bo ordered to Virginin.
Wherever our bravo boys may be ordered,
they will have our best wishes and the prayers
of those loft behind for their success. BOYS
be true, to your God; your country, and your
aclves. Then, the result of the conflict cannot
be doubtful
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-01
The Old North State.

The Convention Of North Carolina met on
Monday the goth. AMI soon thereafter passel
mn unconditional ordinance Of secession nnani-
smously by acclamation. On the aame day, the
Convention passed an ordinance adopting the
provisional constitution Of the Confederate
States This bravo OLD ,.State is thoroughly
aroused, and i.er people ase taking up .heir
arms to repe the invader. r.
NORTH Carolina passed her ordinance of seces,
sion on tho anniversary of the Mecklenburg
declaration of independence, promulgated Goth
Of May, 177Gly
The following resolutions were introduced
into tho Convention Of North Carolina, by Hon.
Mr.. LEAKE, Of Richmond County, on tho 22d
instant, and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That this Convention appreciates
tho spirit which Influenced her gallant sister,
South Carolina, in sending a commissioners to
this body, and desires to express its qualification
and pride in giving q response by its ordinance
which it full we'll knows will bc received with
q agratulation only equsllcd by the patriotic feel.
y 'ings with which it is expressed.
IS Resolreds That this body takes pleasure in
expressing its high consideration Of the tistin-
y guished gentleman (the Hon. franklin j. Mo-
ses) honored by his State with this high com-
missonY and begs leave TO express its gratifica-
tlon at the energy and ability with which he
has executed the trust conhded to him.
Three +rousng cheers wore thon given for
South Caroline. We joyously groot our twin
s : ~ 4 '-------s sA--Yy, 49,
se New York ,BANxINo. The New York EDc.
ming Post eays. concerning the late explosion of
the Bank Of the Capital at Albany:
We learn that;the books Of the bank have
been falsifed in every yeonceiyabloway Itwas
even made tosappear Mt the directors meeting,
that tho deposits Of the bank were only $3.50 900,
whereas the actual amount was S400.0 1000. 3
Among othorfrat one noto for $25.000
sof alending ppiitician whichwas supposed to
II ba a paying asset of the bank, was paid by him
Z seyon years ago, and receipt thereof obtained
the inserest on thia mite was paid by the party
siptsrssted ir making u appear as an asset of the
bas,k. 4, *
sIssELiNd in ENoL4Np.-- dispatch to the
Mercury statos that d private letter from, Eng
land says that in Manchester The feeling Is
open and decided in favor Of therecogniticn 81
tho Conf nfedcrate States by Great Britein. The
sssxs from the soath wes sought after With
Ssrldltys ~ q. sAi ssss ssss9