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r LYONS'S PURE OHIO
CATAWpA BRANDY!

Tho undersigned have been duly appointed the
only and sole agent Tor the sale OF this Truly Pure
Medicinal Brandy Tor the city OF Washington, d.
g., and the District of Columiils. This Brandy
has been thoroughly analysed by the State Az
sNyer, DR.. A. A. HAYES, Chemist, aud Prof UphAm
sheppard, OF Charleston, g. CT Prof. j. n. Chiffon
OF New York; Prof. Pratt, Of Savannah; Prot Is.
mona, ]. r. Nichols, and pronounced by them 10 ot
strictly pure, and an excellent atimulAnt in 81!
cases where pure hrandies are indicated.
The manufacturer OF hts fine brandy guarantees
Tor will refund the money! DAT 1t will cure Cho.
era lnfantum, Summer Complaint with children,
DlSrrhrs and Bowel Complaint.
Physte ans are now prescribing II In place Of
parcgoTie, not having tho dsaLenHS effect OF that
medicine upon tho brain. The want OF pure mCLi-
Ginal andy has long been felt In this cOuEiy. The
properties contained In this Brandy are mole
stringent than French Handles. This the manu-
facturers elSims the merits, and challenge ths
world TO disprovo these facts.
2 D. GILMAN,
Druggist, $50 PcnusylvaniA avenue
Ogi-1niC Agent Tor District OF Cormbis.
frHIEF oUARTERMASTER's OF
~ EICE, DET0v OF WA,uEsTOI,W AsHS7 EUY
AudeNlerS IN DIuyE, Hardware, Lumber, Leather
Once l'nTE!'Ite, HErnGIa, and SAldlery, Nro re-
TupEtc TO acnd to tIis ONCE, on the MONDAY u
ea;A week, sealed proposal or list, IN G.sP't.qt-
Of the articles they ara prepared TO Mrniah TO ths
ep9t 81 short notice, with tho price Of esOh
MHsd n PLAZA pgureS, 40 that, n cas-? tho sSi'
cloieS OF tho service require u, the Article
Gelel can DO obtained Without delay aud Al tic
beIlsrs wishing 10 rclI to tAiI Depot viii BE- re.
lulred 10 fuTEAh The list punGtually every MOadAy
~l6eSsi sou.r. and qais, q sSs
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any inform alter respecting thouNITED STATES
LOANS will DO eheerfully given, on application.

We receive Deposits, buy snd sell Coin, Cur
rcney, aud Exchange, and all classes Of Govern
ment securities; purohais Certificate checks, aud
Govetnmsnt Vouchers, and transact = general
oei1.a ,. y. HUTCHINSON, C,,hier.
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WANTS.

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House, centrally loc.ted, containing twelve
or niteen rooms, wanted by 4 small family, imme.
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thereby certify that the above named - are
known 10 me as nea Of properly, and able 10 make
good their guarantee. Oh
To be sig ed by the United States District Judge
Gated States District Attorney, or Collector.
No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied by the shove guarantee.
Newspapers suthsrized to publish tho above viii
send the paper containing the sst Insertion to tn,
otiee for examination.
The bidders place OF business, or mhBufAsturlns
establishment, must be specifically stated In the
proposal.
Proposal to be endorsed en- the envelope "rro
po.ali for Supplies for the Marine Corps ioT 1866 u
and Aidresbtito
MAJOR WIN. D. SLACK,
Quartermsst.F N. C.,
oc1s-lAplv Warrington, D. {.
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Tho hiefsIgncd, - Of, 10 The State OF
-, and - In the State of -, hereby qua.
supplies, aI above detcr bed, be accepted, he or
they will, within ten days after the receipt OF the
contract at the post ofce named, execute the con-
tract for the sane, with good and sufficient sure.
ties, and In ease the said - shall fall to enter
into contract 81 Aforesaid, We guaranty to make
good the difference between the offer oil the said
- and that witch may be accepted.
AD, Guarantor.
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Wanted Immediately, Fifty Good CARPEN-
TIERS to 90 TO Point Lookout, Maryland. Wages
gro per month, and ration. Each workman will
bring his own hit OF tools Transportation will be
furnished by the Government for the workmen
and their tools from this city to Point Lookout.
JOHN A ELLISON,
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Heso-ti Department Of Washington.
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CO<GRFES&.

SAINTS Feb. 3-The Enlistment bin was postponed
uatu Thursday. The judiciary Committee were dis.
charged from the ftlcr consideration Of tho charges
agains, senator Hale. Tic Revenue bill as amended
b. the House. was taken up The amendment laying a
duty Of 90 cents Oh an spirits sod distilled re-
moved foy consumption sale PIE ous to tho IS day OF
july. wa adopted. Further consideration was post
poned until Thursday. The bill 10 establish uniform
Ambulance system was taken MP After adopting a
section tc provide for mule and horse itters the bill
was adopted A number Of resolutions and reports
wore refcd and the Senate, after Executive Session
adjourned.
BoUsY-A bin for al hiT Canal around Niagara FAN
WIS reported TO the Committee on Roads ami Canals
The amendments to the Conscation act taken up
No progress was made. The House went into Com
ID.ttee the Enrolment act Mr. Stiles Of Penusyl
vauia ravcd against byonet elections and conscrpon
TIE Committee voted 10 keep tho communication price
500. Also o bin FOR a Shp-Canal for yessclso'- q
frVn le Mississippi to The Northern Lakes Adjourned
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tle, concentrations until the prisoners wers a.,
iiVcre> up at their quarters In Charlostown ~ 10
Now The Express cannot but kron w;,,o..
having seen these sympathizers, that evorr on.
of them vas a negotiating, Slayeyy.lov;Do
Copperhead Democrat, such as it is endoouo'
ing to shield from the imputation of dislovsl,1
Gov. Seymour last 'uly asserted that ell par
ties" were united in hostility to Che Drart. Va,
nobody ever preteuded chat single Republican
or Radical was engaged in those riotous ont.
RACES. The rioters cheertd Gen. McCellan.
empty house, burned The dwellings of citizen.
who had offended them only by voting The r.
publican ticket and chalked Oh The fences ne.,
the Colored Orphan Asylum that they burned
" $500 reward for the sight Of Black Repuba.
cam Shall these fac's be lorgotteaf
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THE TEST or LOYALTY.

The " J. ElPTosS protests against the impu-
tation of di,loyalty to it, political conlreres,
saying:
"Thc supreme impotence not - say positive NJ.
truth vhic immncs dsloyaly to ali noG.supporers Of
the Administrations {, not only OF nsi,e In sei but
claim some patent for 10y atty but generally Z Is Of a
very Wo0ly aud noisy Kind. The Courts and lnsct!-
eating Committee, are bringing some a it 90 light
and ere long the public will understand what such PRO
f,sious 1870 worth. As Edmund Burke said IN his day
49, Patriotism is always the last resort ~ sccunures-
-o IN time those who process ihe most Of II often
show The least Try mon. Z you VIII hy thc law of Tho
land and Il they Violate u punish them. Try them by
the moral law uf honesty, and n lhey violate H. ceusura
ard sentence them. Try them ! + their presidents.
their characters and their opinions and IL they moi
ton oyal % the Union, loyal 90 all that can save and
preserve The Cos erumcnt 1T f.en stand sel-condeEed
and be made ancI1ha 20 an honest Public Opinion, but
do not maiigu and ISLANDER them, is the TOO common
custom Wiz men Ia auihOi,!
We very freely and heartily concede that
many who are not, and never were Republicans
or Radicals are thoroughly, nobiy loyal. But
what does The Eypress think Of statesmen Ike
james 4. Bayard and George Read Riddle, who
have indicated most Enthusiastically their SUBJ
.taut.al community of feeling with the Conied-
crate Rebelsl What Of those who, having
made their Presidential canvass on the distinct
i've platform Of 1.-THE Union, the Constitution,
and the Enforcement Of the Laws denounced
President Lincoln's action in simple, naked ac-
cordancc with ths platform as coercion and
"making war on tho Southl' What Of the
men who burned Proyost-Mlrshals' Offices,
mobbcd officers, and sayagely hunted, abused
and plundtred women and boys in this city
during the Draft Riots of last July! And what
Of the following exhibition OF loyalty il Boston,
which we find copied into IFS own columns from
Tie Courier Of the ID:
WHAT MEANS THIS
very singular scene was exhibited. az we are in.
formed by those present ut The Worcester Depot on
Sunday evening. upon shc arrival % "A considerable
body of Confederate PRISONERS under TIE escort ~ The
Ellsworth Louayos. Although tho hour WAS late large
body Of men and b0n, amounting % sfr'ral hNHdrf6S
had collected around the depot IN anticipation of tho
arrival Of these prisoners and welcomed them with
significant shouts Of sympathy The rush Altogether
too powerful for the escort. which threatened
some violence. but soon relipquished tie idea
upon threats ~ retaliation. TINT the crowd utter
cd cheers for various distinguished peTsOnaycs IN the
Rebel territory, ard the prisoners united in singing
Characteristic songs. Some of the prisoners Who were
III takon up by the outsiders and carried along
mhny ~ the crowd mingled mp in The ranks the
BODY moreI brVaa3 tas stee!S. pes tI tAs! eosplon
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TEE NEw-JERsgY n0r0>o. "

The night to "regulate commerce Among Lin
several States" as well as with foresn ma
TONS" is expressly given to Congress BY tb,
Constitution. Cart. 1. 81 And this right
has repeatedly been exercised to TIE signal fur.
therance of justice and the public good
Has any State power to contrayene this OK.
press grant Of power to Congress by imposing
burdens, restrictions, letters, elubarrsssmcnts.
distractions, on the intercourse between the
States lying respectively on each aide of her !
We insist that she has not-that size can inter.
fere with such trade only to facilitate, never q
impede it.
Yet New-Jersey, by her Camden and kmboy
monopoly, has done that very thing. There il
no room for doubt that, Il she had simply kcp,
hands oil, the intercourse across her soil between
the States Northeast and those Southwest a
her would have been easier, cheaper more OK.
tensive than it now is.
Congress is now asked 20 relieve this trade 0,
the clog fastened upon it by the New,JerSy
monopoly-asked to say that persons and goods
may be conveyed across the State Of Eew-Ja.
sey cheaper and more readily than by tho
Monopoly route, if any one can be induced 50 "
carry them. And this we hold Congress shordA
SAYS bound to say, in the interest OF justice and
the general good. New-Jersey may, If she will,
bind her own people 20 the car of Monopoly,
she has no right thus 70 Cypress those o. other
States.
The bill reported to the House from tho Min.
itary Committee, though primarily intended 10
secure to the Government the night Of transport
for It's Mails, troops, munitions, &C., on other
routes which it may at any time find preferable
to that Of the Monopoly, goes, we trust, the full
length Of releasing the trade and intercourse d
Twenty Millions OF people from The clutches Of
that Monopoly. If it does not, we trust it viii
be so amended as to thoroughly do tho work.
And If il should assert and carry out the gen.
egal principle involved, so much the better.
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fund for tho rcliof of tho widows and orphans
of members Of The police force who have died
from injuries received in discharge of their duty.
He il one Of the Trustees of this fund, and It's
disbursement no more depends on the legality
Of the action Of the present Commissioner than
on tho title Of Napoleon to the throne of
France. 1t is sheer malice to Cypress these poor
women and children on such Il pretcxt, and it
does not succeed-Mr. Stout advancing the
money on The signatures of tins other Trustees.
But Mr. Farron's course will serve to illustrate
the purpose of his "friend," Gov. Seymour.
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A Major in the United States service, wear
ing the United States Uniform of his rank, and
travelling ON military duty. was yesterday o.
PEELED from the cars Of the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad. lie was not drunk, nor
disorderly; only black. The Court-Arrtial b.-
fore which be was summoned as witness re-
fcrred the case TO Gen. Martindale, Military
Governor, for such action as would in future
protect this officer and Others from outrage By
the servants Of this corporation. We commc.d
it also to the Congressional Committees on tie
District Of Columbia TIE railway corporation
gets its charter direct from the United States.
1t is for Congress to say whether a franchise
which the United States grants shall be enjoyed
BY company which usco II to insult United
States officer.
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The effort Of Mr.. Controller Faron Of
Brooklyn to diforganizo the Police Of that city
by Withholding their pay is defeated By the
offer of few public-sprited citizens TO advance
the $4,000 due for last month. Mr. Farron
seems TO be an accomplice in The measure Of
which Governor Seymour is the most conspicu.
GUS instrument and Of which the object is 10
destroy the efficiency OF the Police OF Newly rk
and Brooklyn, Just on the eye Of another draft.
1t is clear now that they are not to succeed, and
equally clear that Mr.. Fauons excuse for Off
cial participation is Of the Aimsiest character
lie refuses to recognize The present Commits
soners, MessrS Acton and Bergen But il hap
pens that Mr.. Controller Farron has 40 official
relations with the Commissioners, his duty
being simply to place the amount which he
draws to the credit Of the Treasurer Of the State
1t is nothing to him who the Commissioners
are, and his refusal to pay over the money il an
act Of hostility, not to tho Commissioners, but
to the Police, whom he seeks TO deprive of their
just wages.
Still less excuse can he find for refusing TO
sign the warrant fox payments duo out Of tho
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JEFF.,s IONTKAuANDs.

Systematic attempts having been made by
the Copperhead press to discredit the persons
who have reached our lines from Richmond,
claiming TO be slaves who have escaped from
the personal service Of jefferson Davis, VIC are
glad 10 find the following in The Richmond Er-
lmia,r Of the 4th ult:
Henry the third servant Of President DaYA who has
run away within three weeks. escaped On Tuesday
Aghi. aud was st at large last evening. BON The
others ran away on "A Tue.day
II Is believed that some outside Influence has been
Thought ~ brsr upon tie PfcsldeHfs servants 20
lnouco them 10 ahscond. Al Of them supp sed 10
haze gone or with the intcnti0n Of making cir way
NOln Henry The butler win turn w in the Noiih
the iittr runner Of "Jc Dayiss ccnclnan. aud, Ike
nm. VIII iOfn the chief attraction Of Puritan lecture
rooms aud furnish FOR the press highly interesting
ana Intelligent stat lmants" affecting the kilcu'
nrrongemcnts of the Presidential mansion. as scquei
10 ne history OF tho Intelligent barber from IIch
mond that conyuscd Che whole N0rt abort time mo
Henry, the lnst candidate for Yankee o'ahons' u
utscFDed US tall. htoutly -buit muaito Volmant'tu'
WITH toA voice. which IL rather slim m volume Tor 80
large man. lie had 30 quarrel with his master, ana
no oase BE- assigned iol his secession otler than
nc had recently been supplied with new ou.nt oi
clothing and money which be was very proud OF, ana
probably wanted 10 exhibit 20 the Yankees. Uo wa
slave oi Robert Ford esq. and had been In the Ifes
DENTS service Tor only two or three months.
VIII the champions Of the Union as ii
was, the Constitution as 1t was, and thc nggers
Is they were," be good enough to state explicitly
whether they think reconstruction" should OF
should not provide for the restoration OF these
"fugltiyes from labor" 10 Their former masters
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Tcrnls of The Tribune.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

On thc afternoon Of the 2d inst the Union
crard o. one company Of infantry at Patterson Creek
bridge. cch, miles west Of Cumberland. West Virginia,
va, attacked by $50 Rebel Cavalry and most Of them
taken rrisouers, afor br,s light. The Rebels then
Set Gre to the bridge ard left. The bridge However
wa saved The next Day our forces fel in with tins
parry drove them through rineicd and south Of Bur-
Iuyton End We took al our prisoners.
Fofty-nine prisoners, the majority OF them
being prisoners of war; sent ia from the Army 81
The Potomac on Tuesday and oolImiued TO tie Cd
Capitoi by Cap. Todd. On Wednesday morning Capt.
Todd committed to Forcs: Han Prison II doscteI' ana
strangers forwarded 20 Washington by thc Provost
Marshal Of Harpe1's Ferry. On Tuesday afternoon
20 de,erters were sent from Forest Hall Prison to
Camp Distribution 10 be returned to their regiments
There Is stir among the Rebels IN North
Carolina Alarmed by the disafection slroa aiding in
That state they have undertaken 30 get OF some milf
tsrv countc~-irIiauts o. the morning Of the LIST inst
they attacked me Union pckcts near Newborn with
force CT mated at Is coo Oul fci back, but moth
ing serious occurred O.heg movements were made on
the Trent and toward MoJriead City but 10 serious
collision occurred.
The s.camship Atlantic, Capt. Eldridee, from
Hilton Head. Jan. 81 arrived on Wednesday with q
larse passenger list including 800 men Of the Ga Ohio
reealis,el los men 81 the 4.th NswYork, rc61isicd
and 800 men of the 18Th New York Ieellis;cd. The
1ovs Is mcagre.
CA ghc oath our men drove Roddy Ga Rebel
General across tie Tennessee took ~, trims, 20 mule
teams 20 cattle. 600 sleeq and 100 horses and de-
st,oged an important factory.
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The Unionists of the Tenth Ward, Brooklyn,
elected Mr.. Alexander l.. Van Buren, Alderman
on Tuesday, by six majority. The success is
important because it insures q Union prepon-
derance in the Board, and is significant because
the Ward has heretofore given Democratic
majority Of from four hundred 20 seven hundred.
Our friends won their victory by fist nomi-
mating good man and then working faithfully
to elect him; and that is a good example 70
follow elseWhere
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IEGIssLNTURE.

SC'ATf Feb Bills passed legalizing the &C
Ton OF town city and county authorities in raising
bounty moneys. LcglliziLs the County and Riot ordi
names Of the New-Yora supervisors. Qtecommittcd,
Amending the Brooklyn Water act. RESOLUTIONS were
Then reported by 1r Bel that no difference should be
made between foreign and domestic holders II State
stocks as TO the currency il which the principal and in
Y.r.st thereon shall be paid. Laid over. Adjourned.
AssIsEIA. were reported iayorably relative 10
The Nog-York Infrmary f1r INDECENT Women. tx
teujilg certain avenues Brooklyn. Relative 10 the
National Guard Ist Division. Relative to the expenses
Of streets IN Williamsburg. Establishing he Fire Lin
it, IN t1e Eastern District OF Brooklyn. To incorporate
tbo Eclectic Medical Society OF The state Of NcwY ork
Inco-l Grating the NewYor; BoardingIIouse Keepers
Association. 10 incorporate tho New-Io.k National
Fund Bank Of Trusts. Incorporating tic EowYork
clever Fellows Club. Incorporating the County Saw
i1gs Bank Of Eew-YoIk 10 provide i0I The payment
OF the pcrso8s making lie Enrolment for tie Dru Of
1862 Relative 20 streets in Richmond County Re,a-
tive 10 the transportation OF freight Long Island
10 establish free Academy in Brooklyn. The bin
fixing the salary Of Police Justices i'll brooklyn was
passed Resolutions were adopted asking Congress to
provide better facilities Tor the transportation Of troops
be,gcen BeB York all Philadelphia. Adjourned.
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The House, in Committee Of the Whole, ye
terday, reiused--by the decisive vote Of 20 to
73-to repeal the exemption clause Of the En-
rollnent act, and subsequently re 'uccd the
amount from $500, as ii was fixed in the Senate
bill, to $500, as II the old law. On motion Of
Mr. Stevens Of Pennsylvania, tho bin as report
ed from the Committee was amended By striking
out the clause which held a person paying com
mutation liable in future drafts; and as the bin
now stands such person is released for the fun
term of three years. The President and the
United States Courts decided lost year, in oppo-
sitiou to The War Department, TINT tho pay
ment of $500 must operate as an equivalent for
the personal service OF the drafted mar during
the period 70, which his service was required,
and the House now takes the same view. Il Is
manilestly the just one.
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The Age (Phladelpha) correcting its grave
mistake about West Virginia, wants to know
what we have to say to tho representation OF
old Virginia in the present Congress. We say
ths--phsl I'D representation now CONSISTS. 4
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we mistake not Of John S. Garlic, soius; and
if tho Coppcrhcads try to turn him out, and fail,
they shall not justly blame rs for it.