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fe25-tf Brig. 6enl ana quar- tefm astef.
CHIIF QUARTIRMASTER's OFFICE,
,HN0A DEPOT AZ WASHINaI0l

wAsHIxaroS. D. O., January 1884,
All dealers in Drugs Hardware, Lumber, Leath-
er, ONCE Furniture Harness, and saddlery are re-
suested to send to this efhee. on MONDAY Of each
articles they are prepared to furnish this Depot
At short notice. with the price OF each marked in
service egure it, the article or articles can be Oh
tanned without delay, and at The lowest PRICE
quired to furnish the list punetually sysIy Monday
morning. ID. ID: HUCkEk,
Brigadier 9en1 and Chisf Q. M.
tan5.tf Depot OF Washf ston
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ REMOVAL. N
The undersigned beg leave to inform the eiti-
zens of Washington that they have removed to
No. BAG PeDn'a avenue, and 500 street under
Washington Bulldog, cor. 9TH sire ct where they
have just opened fresh and esirable stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
for Mems, Womens'. Boys, Misses snd Chilarens'
wear,
and which they efer for sale ~ the lowest rrice.
Give us a cali asd we Will guarantee satisfaction
apf -1m' LOOMIS& MAYHEM
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ga contract has been made with intiuen.
thai Germans TO bring from Germany two
thousand men, who Will each take tract or
the klckapoo Railroad lands II Kansas, and
work out its value on the railroad. An agent
be now IN Germany for the purpose OF for ward
Ing he men, and they are expected 70 arrive IN
NAV
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O1O DR. BACKER. TIE kosf WONDER D1O
= Cful Astrologer. No. 21s st.. bet: 90
Eth and 18th SITS, two squares from the stree
corning all affairs throu Oh life with and IN rsgard
70 Health; Wealth ana Marriage; Love Ana,Is'
Death. Dr. Bscker can be consulted from IN the
morning till in the evening. Entrance through
the candy store. MhZ-ln'
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SxcR1r-DIsEAsEsi slCREF DIsEAsBs /
SAY ARIFAN' GIFT
SAMAEITANS GIFT

SAM FAN's GIFT
SAMAEITANS GIFT
TIL MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EvIK UsEpl
eoNoRuGHs ' eL fss's s STls d..
Contains NO Mineral, NO Balsam, no Mercur,
.OHly Ten Pals to be Taken TO Etee. Crs
.ay Unpleasant taste. and vili not in anyway In
iuse the stomach or DO wela 4 the most delicate:
invent! 1--WE four hours" repaired By sradnass
OF and Of
NO EXPOSURE, 30 fRoB9LE,rH CHANGE wHATEvEs.
% h,vs .
mercury Wy s4MARITAWS GIFT.
Sent by mail in plain envelope.
Price-Male packages, S. Female,N
BLooD! gLo0DI ,,n BdooS sndns
TsF 81 ssGsAShfsD RGI1s sskk11I1s
sAMARTTAN'S R0dT AND HERB JUICES
ffssa 8. sssssl5is 12,!sI!ssii n:
81 the vsnsreai poison that toe cure j. thoroush
y "a hsssa sRd DO : POS,
ASa'sstah III
p1.I ! slsIa SsS 5iis,0, WASH,
lfAN'S REAEDIE5.
"PosT HOSPITAL. FoRr MARSHALL, Baltimore.
@ Feb sf sssst
that have az ed them with Judgment, discretion
ing their camposition, 1 have the fullest eond..
them extends, 1 recommend them s,rORsly:
Assistant sursaoa A ~ No =; SI"Si,
oiBnsMoND d co., Box 151 Philadelphia Pos'
Sold by 8. CALVERT FORD. errnsr uth st. and
HENRY COOK. Alexandria. maytt
the lsoe &c Psris ana the f
Trssnar Ne Is the saecfu. remedy for Relax
O1 and .,
s tie naseouse sse Of copsVis. GuSee Tries:
mar No; SIS the nialibls remedy fs. all Im.s1i
the of mercury and all other deleterious insrs
= Each preparation is In the form Of most asres-
eble to1snae: Secured from the effects Of climate
Or four IS cases in one for 50. and in IN cases.
thus saving &c. Divided il separate dSses IS ad-
Wholesale and retail BY DR.. BARROW. Ns.1s
y 70 b I'D also Of s. Q. FORD. No. $50 Pa ave.
You've MEN 81 ~. Sis!SIsa tasn..!,s.s
vopth or other causes feel deblity In advance OF
their years. before placing themselves under the
sTURET FR!IND." Married Ladies viii learn
somethine Of Importance by psrssing 1.-The Secret
ssnt to any address. in . sealed envolope en- re-
cent a',' Of r''bb 81. cHSs' 4. sFSWxssrS CO.
UAPPINEss Or MIsERYETHlT IS THH
TI2EoMRT &ugG sissorsS Sf The ~RARd
MEDICINE" have detsrmin ed-regardless nf eI.
pense-to issue, free, for the benefit OF suffering
humanity, four OF their most instructive and in
terestins Lectures on Marriage and Its quslifca-
tions,. Nervous Debility. Premature Decline, In:
PHYSIOLOGY and Natures Law. These Invaluable
saving thousands, and will be forwarded Tree on
the receipt Of four stamps by addrsssing Seas.ary
Broadway. new 1orA. ia
FIem the Largest Ma.Hfactar,Ng Ckemi,f, in iAe
TAM AooUAINTHD WITH MR.. II. T HELM
i BOLD; he occupied the drug store opposite my
residence and Vas successful in conducting tho
business where others had aot been equally 20 be
fore him. have been fsvorably i'm pressed with
his character and enterprse. -,x,u
- WILLIAM WRIGHTMAN.
Firm of POWERS & WRlGHTMAN,
Manufacturing Chemists,
m2s-6m 9Th and Brown sts., hladelpb'a,
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PERSONAL.

y time or money trifing with ouacks see DR.
DARBY. 499 Eth street, At once. It will be the
cheapest finally, Inn
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BANKERS.
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.

First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
b. D. COOKE, tof Jay 0oels 4 Co. President.
We. G. HUNTINGTON. Csshis,.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF 1HD UNITED
sTATEs,
lafH 81 OPPOSITE FEB ,lEIsuRy rsPARrxEsf
Government securities with Treasurer United
States
~ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Acting in connection with the house CT
JAY COOKE CO., sc
sPKCIAL AGENTS yoR THE $50 LOAN.
wevin Ell all orders with pron ptness and des-
patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks
and Bankers.
A constant supply Of the Notes on hand and
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all elassss OF GOVERNMENT
sIoURIT1Es at current market ,atee.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES
We pur.hsse Government Vouchers en- the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and 10 any other bnknees entrusted to ug
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERN
MEET LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WASHINGTON, March %. 1918. m2ln
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RETURN AND ARREST OF EX-SENATOR
Senator Foote, late of the rebel Congress, whe
sailed for Europe a short time since, returned
70 that city in the steamer EtHa, on Friday,
disguised as an emigrant, having taken pas
sage In the eteerage under the name of james
Scott. He was, however, recognized on board
by TWO officers, who, after he had landed az
Castle Garden, among the other emigrants
followed him to the ST. James hotel, and ad.
vised him to report promptly to General Dix
He appeared much surprised and said TO the
odcers that his intention had been 10 90 at on "a
to Canada, where he would have made appli-
cation for permission to pass through the
United States TO the South. He reported to
General Dix, was assigned quarters, first, Il is
stated, in the Eldridge street Jail, and then in
me House OF Detention. 1t is understood he
has been ordered ~ leave the country
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- I NC IopdcCo traders OF Ne,o York heId a
meeting At the Tobacco Exnhanos ~ Tbr..
DAY, ana protested against The practice OF
bringing nom the insurrec,ionary states large
selling IL without the payment oS ~ 49, ~, sno OF
enue taxes, which they say is highly dato'r.es
tai to the interests OF the revenue an6 ~ eEs
trade At large. A committee war appoistsd &c
ec:s OF the meeting. W"
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TNHE BEST EVIDENCE THAT PRINCE. 3sI
4 street, is the ONLY practical stan In
the Districts 10 that he daily has to dc over work
that is bOtched at other called stamping places.
Re has the lsrges. and finest assortment Of Pat
terms ever offered here. Making bis own Patterns
he liz able Ana willing to stamp any pattern
hin. BevS-tf
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hR. EDWIN '. WEIGHT, "Natural Seer,'' or
~ Psycho Magnetic Reader OF Oharacter and
on OF or
writing: upon ths cause and Curs'' of every
phase of mental and ply steal disease.
MRS. WRIGHT, CIairvoyant Physician. heals
by laying on hands" Blindness, Paralysis. Rheu-
matism. Liver Complaint, Fense Weaknesses,
&c; DC. Rooms 34l street, near Patent Office.
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aTThe removal OF the torpedoes OF the
enemy from the James River by the navy OF
the United States goes bravely on, and to all
practical lntents and purposes this splendid
watercourse is open 10 the city of Richmond,
and in a few days we may expect TO have COM
munication direct with Fortress Monroe by
way Of the riuer. The blowing up Of the rebel
rams was so accomplished as 10 obstruct the
channel, particularly at Trent Reach. These
obstr ctions will have to be blown out. The
river is being dragged by men in small boats
and tugs. Light draught vesses can readily
ascend the James, and such ships as the Com.
nodore Perry, Chippewa. Kansas, single tur
reted Monitor Sangamon and Monadnock were
expected to reach Richmond OH Friday. The
rebels, previous to evacuating Richmond, sank
their new single turreted monitor, Texas
across the channel OF the river. The Texas
had only been launched little upwards OF
month.
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MRS. BRoOKFIELD, OF Kansas, can De con-
Nl suited on the Past, Present and Future events,
street, in the rear Of Douglas Hospital. She
has studied under one of the most celebrated
faction to sill those who may give her a call
She can De seen from g. m. to 8 p. n Price one
fah n I'M
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w NEW SPRING ns GOODS wv
LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN
large assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES aud CATERS,
congress and lace, for gents snd hove.
Hlgh and Low CHARTERED BUCKLED SHOES
BALMORALs. CONGRESS CATERS,
OAtohD and STRAP SHOES OF the best and me-
diu.n qualities,
superior artisls Of ene Dress BOOTS.
Cail AZ ence. A. p. H0OVFB,
No. 33f Pa. av., bet 9th and 9TH SITS.
SD ] eOSt annth siEa
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.ss :se sd9ss G.1. sssns Vi. Bal
H.arI MsIl 1eeomnoda.ion----A1 n.
Pitts6uls and Ilnira Iiprsss-----l0P. N.
THE s.1sA: y. TIA IN FROM WARRINGTON
With the w tssn s1 1so fnr Baltimore
s:'ss'' Z: "a II; S5. Ss9; o h;li' .as
i. rs4!NM 1s Rom yas B..IS4.
~'A'' for Pittsburs and Erie.
rHl Gas P. N. TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
Connects with he 70 n: Express s! from Bslti.
more and anG r.m mira Without Without change 'V Of
cars, eennsstine st Pittsbursh
FL Sin &; . ssr ba aae
Syracuse.
oNHrHKsUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Leaving Washington 1t 3 O'Clock T. ID.
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS.
EoLDIKRs' TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
Eyor Tickets and any Information apply At
kseionai Hosel .nd De1 n House, No. 4Ss ST.
sesr New Jersey avenue. W.shiPght9pInaa .rRy
sapsrintsndses +: B..
JFo. GILLETf. Passenger Agent, corner 9Th
street and Pa. ave. dec % IT
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE SaAh
CT sCREW STEAMERS -
TO NEW YORK.
The New and su bstsntial Cleaners.
&c. KNIGHT. CAPT. J. J MASON.
JOHN GIBSON, CAPT. W. c. GEOGHEGAN,
Built expressly 10Y this route, are now leaving
WARRINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. c. and
ALEXANDRIA,
livery THURSDAY AT P NJ
NEW YORK. frem Pier is, N. B. ON the same day.
Freigh. received daily, handled in the most
ful manner, and delivered with the greatest dis.
patch, s. Isl, rates
Fer Freight, &c. apply 70
SNOW Il CO,
Washir gton and George town, D. G.
FLOWBRs & BOWEN, Ale xendria, Va and
VIM TAYLOR CO. I4O Cedar street. N. Y
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MADAME PRINCE

~ MADAME PRINCK nA
* would announce to the Ladies @! ~
Washington and its vicinity ths. she hiss Seen
among the hrst 20 select from the present sea-
sons importations. She takes this mode 10 re.
guest q visit frsm her former patrons, and auy
who may favor her with . call Ladies win not
zee bennets displayed in the window 20 attract
men attention. but II they come in to zee them.
'HeS cannot fail to be pleased.
nse steek Of FANCY GOODS-such as,LACR
G G3css. 1sSsskkRsEEINGs and IDeINGs. RIAL
WxTIRPALnnssu MERY. FRENCH C0Rs rs.
she offers At small Smiip .s And sun UMBRlLLAs,-
ins Wthous seooss New York and be-
OF suslty and price by sseiss .or th can 1ndse
70, being about 20 per cent. ehssnsssss 81 g 70
cured elsewhere. ~ ~1ess can b pro-
Once more Ladies. would esll ,onr &C.,,
TO the little New York HILLINRSsTvertlon
FANCY STORE where you can 6nd . Ven ~ y, AND
stock OF Fresh Goods Of every desert rt,on ected
Hersops ready to do their tmost . I.esss you ana
0ADA1 NJ PRINCE
pAI H-]m' % Market snsca
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TIE WAR IN SOUTH ANREICA-Newe fr1rn
Uruguay Is 20 the middle of February Mon
tevideo was invested by Brazilian army
OF thirteen thousand men and twenty vessels.
the water side were weak; thew are garrlsoned
by about $500 men. While the government.
was determined upon a desperate defense, the
foreign residents were In a great state of alarm
manly through fear that the powder m agazine
might be exploded, which would be certain 20
oesuoy nearly the entire city. The Paraguay
Ans nao taken the town OF Miranda, oispe-sjnc
Tie Brazilian garrison.
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n $4,000 WORTH OF BOOTsAND
SHOES
n a.
PANIC PRICEsll
HELLER CO., 492 7th street having IN at
received large supply of all kinds Of BOOTS and
SHOES at the recent Panic Prices, and are now
Good quality Ladies' Goat Balmorsis st ,.2s
GOOD quality Ladies' Slippers st % cents
Ladies' heeled Slippers. 81 25.
High heel Opera Caters at g. 80.
Gentlemen Long Bosts at s..
Children g Shoes at Is cents
Good quality Children Shoes At ~ cents.
And all kinds of the best makes q Gents,
Ladies', Muses. and Childrens BOOTS, Shoes
and BALHORALs at corresponding prices, at
HBLLER CO. g, 49, eth street,
Four doors above Odd Fellows Hall
TRUNKS. VALISEs and TRAVELLING BAGS
cheap, st
NH O-lm' Between D and B streets.
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r E T H o l. L U NJ.

Pc r o l. e U NJ.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED UNDER rHB
MINING AND MANUFACTURING LAWS OF
TIE sTArE OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION p0LLAKs.
ONE HUNDRED rEeUeAND sRARRs.
s1oPnR SCARE.
sUBsCaIPTION PRICE, IS PER SHARE, NOT
LIABLE TO FURTHER AssBssMENr.
OFFICES:
No % EMPIRE BUILDING.
No. ~ BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
PosT 0ysIcF ADDRESS, Box No. 6,36e,E sv YeRK
OFFICERS:
Ron. DANIEL s. DICKINsON, President.
WA. T, PHIPPs. Vice President.
ROBERT BAssKTr, Secretary.
b. J. BURTIs, Mining superintendent, TitIt'
ATLANTIC BANK, No. 142 Broadway. y. Y,
Treasury.
Payment 70, stock may be sde IN drafts, regis
tered notes, OF Government bonds and securities,
which bonds and securities will he taken At their
market value.
Remittances may be addressed to the Company.
P, O. Box No 1865 New York City or to AT
lsntic Bank, Treasury Of the New York and Liver
pool Petroleum Company. No. 142 Broadway,
New York City, CT any Of its Agents.
Subscriptions viii be received by JAMES GILL;
FILLAN, ESQ, 2Oj Pennsylvania aye nue, Wash
ingtop, PC mar 6-Sm
GeLD AND fTOCKs.
Our Office has been placed IN direct telegraph
commu nicatiou with the Geld and Stock Exchange
Rooms in New York. insuring Hromptness in the
execution of orders.
RITTENHOUSE, FOWLER & CO.,
mat Bankers, 352 Penna AZ.
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IFrcm Me Largest MaNhtactHtng Chen,i.fs an Ihe
IAN AoeuA1NrHp WI Wfra MR.. H. helm
l. BOLD; he occupied the drug store opposite my
residence and Vas successful in clnductins the
business where others had aot been equally 20 be-
fore him. i have been fsvorsbly impressed with
A'' eA~i~''0i "'N WiLLfAM WRIGHTMAN.
Firm of POWERS g. WRl6HfMAN,
Manufacturing Chemists,
m&-6m 9Th and Brown sts, P Philadelphia,
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MRS. P. CURTIS,
WI NATURAL CLAIRVOYANr.
One OF the most powerful healing physicians that
has ever appeared before the public,
Her seeing powers are gifts from childhood. She
examines disease with perfect accuracy, and has
never been known to fail.
She is medically educated, and will treat all
classes of disease. Mrs c. will do all she adver-
tises a. Thousands can testify. She 1850 has the
1ureks, the great and wonderful Diarr hoea and
Liver Cure Office hours from "a. NJ. to 5 P; M .
aud from to p. III. No. 400 Pa. avenue. Wash
ington. between q. and 9Th sts mar 81 I'm
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRolr. - This
road at present enjoys a reputation second to
hone in the country. Its management is IT.
reproachable, and while day after day brings
us intelligence Of horrible accidents and fright
full losses of life on almost every road Of i'm
portance in the country, this road is free from
all sush terrible affairs, and the trains run
with their accustomed regularity. safety and
rapidly. The road is built in the most tho
roughly scientific manner, the rolling stock is
all first class, and every mile of the entire
road is under constant careful inspection.
No road in the world is supplied with better
officers, and few, if any, are equally as safe
The class of travel over it is of the very best
character, and every arrangement has been
made for the comfof. and convenience Of the
passengers. The travelling public are under
many obligations to WIN. PnEscorr SMITH,
Esq, the gehtiemanly and efficient Master Of
Transportation, for the energy and skill he
has displayed in providing for their comfort
The company is at present building consid'
cradle stretch of double track East of this
city, and will no dorbt ere long extend the
same the entire length Of the road.
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Union Meeting at Frostburg.
FGosTBURd, Mo, Sept. II, 10

FnosTBURa, Mp, Sept. IL, 800.
Agreeably to public notice, meeting OF
the Union voters of this District was held at
Sherry's School Room" on Saturday, the
9th inst, for the purpose of selecting Dele
ration to represent this District in the County
Convention, to be held iu Cumberland on the
18th instant.
The meeting was organized by &c appoint
mont Of RopERr McCuLLou and NJ SHERRY,
Escrs, as Chairman and Secretary, respec-
After the object of the meeting being stated
by the chair, nominations were gone into with
the following result: :.
Delegation chosen, Mcssrs PoBrRT Nc
CvLLoH, s. S. Porter, WIN. STAPLES and NJ.
SHERRY.
On motion committee of three was ap-
pointed by the chair, to draft resolutions ex-
nressive of the sense of the nectitE. l.. NJ.
t;oHsucn, J. J. HoBIIrzELL and n SHERRY
COMPOSED said committee, who, after retiring
for few moments, returned and reported the
following resolutions:
|. Resolued, That the Reconstruction policy
of President JonNsoN meets with our unqual
flied appreciation, and is By this meeting
! ...
2. Resoleed, That the brave men who have
gone from our midst to do battle. as soldiers
against treason and traitors, who have lief
home and all its endearments, and exposed
themselves to the hardshts and privatons o
a long and perlods campaigni and hay
helped to crush out most unholy and terri
bic rebellion are fully entitled to our heart
felt thanks and e4erldstins gratitude. "a -. :,
g. Resolced, That we sincerely recon'men'
to our friends throughout the county, to pre-
serve and keep intact their organization, ant
to frown down all attempts BY dissatisfied per
sons in their midst, to bride or divert tn
f Union party by any side Issues foreign to, o
not gcrmane to the great question, VIZ tn
unity and integrity of our nationality, 49,.
4. Resolrea, That we will give to the nom
nces of the Union County Convention, GU
, undivided support, and will use all honoHabl
means in our power to secure their election.
5: Re~lccd, That the proceedings of thi
meeting be signed by its officers and publlshe
in the Cumberland CfEi|iam and 7sieyrPph..,
the resolutions on Being Submitted to Il.
+ meeting, were unanimously adopted. .. g.
The power of filling vacancies, should an
occur in their body, was conferred on the de
cgation by The meeting. -;
On motion tue meeting adjourned.
ROBERT McCULLOH, Chm.
S M. SHERRY, Scc'y.
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EMANCIPATION IN RusslA.-Sunday. March
II, 1861, will always be memorable day in
the history Of Russia, as that on which co.
600, 900 of Serfs were presented with decree
which made them freemcn. This vast slave
population was in the hands of an aristoeracy
Of about 100, 900. less than $500 of whom
owned 1000 each. They are required to al
Tow the emancipated peasants the dwellings
which, they occupied, and the ground upon
*hich Aey stsnd will be granted to them
dpoh the payment of certain rates. As fast
As the late serfs can raise money enough to
pay these dues they become the landed pro-
DrietorS.
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PIACKINt , BACKING. BLEACHING

Parading Baltimore ST., one magnificent day,
re, nv old friend Charles Augustus Dehty
Ouitc flultlcs7ly dress ii ior his rnvishng vest,
his hit coat and gloves. were superb protest;
By chnrre or design, though, his boots, unlike
mine, -.
Displayed provoking reluctance to shine
He saw by my eyes. my regret and surprise,
And nspare inc - liz murrnured with bushes
and signs,
uFor three times to-day have polished away,
Yet the confUuGded things, sir, refuse to be
gay"
Then he glanced at my own, with an audible
Groan, ~
For INV boots had b'''l'ancy nc er before
known:
With grief he was rackcd, 80 whispered
with TACT
Pctncmher, my friend, this remarkable fNct,
| That in boots aud discermmcnt, doth brightly
they are lacking,
| Who NEGLECT To use GoEIISG'G UNPARALLELED
BLEACHING.
| For sale by the box dozen or more at
HARRISON & JENKINS
| Sept. II. Groc+"y s!orc.
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European News.

FARTHER PoIsr, September l0.-The
Steamer Ilibernian passed here to-day with
Liyerpoo, adyices to the st instant.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company hive
ordered the hiaurfacture of Il new cable.
Mr. Benjamin, cx-Secretary of tue late
Rebel Government, has arrived at Sou.Tamp-
ton.
There is (. Ministerial crisis It Lisbon.
Mr.. Benjamin arrived at Southampton in
the Yves: India mail steamer Tenia. The
steamer took fire when about fifty miles cut
from St. Thomas, and size put back with all
speed. After considerable difficulty the fire
was subdued aid tic ship proceeded on her
course. She had nearly II 100, 600 in specie
on board. -. ,.....a:..,
The London Times, in an editorial on Queen
Victorias Inauguration of Prince Albert;
statue at CcbrtS, again urges that the Queen
should emerge from Fer secluSion and perform
the duties expected of her.
TIE .Ho,Hirg Star censurcs the Times 70,
its to,rpors lcctrrc to the Queen, and de-
scribcs Il as a reminder that Court tradcsmei
are craving orders, and that the oueeU's FRS
duty is to the impatient fashion OF BelFravia
The entertainments 10 tie French feet a
portsmouth were SoiiiS GA Wy s"tlsi"''oi
The Telegraph Company having issued in
formal notice that they viii not attempt to re
cover the cable this year lie underwater
consider this equivalent to total loss, atlt
have settled the insuraRces on the cable.
4 meeting of the holders of Tic C0nie icr
ate cotton bonds has been called in London t'
take place September lib to consider thei
position, and if it is deemed oxpedient to ap
poiut a committee to protect their rights ans
interests. ,..
The Times publishes a letter from its lat
Richmond correspondent, controvcrting til
charges agains. tao Confedcrates of cruelty t
Federal prisoners.
General Sir George Brown, of Crimea
fame, and Judge Halliburton, (Sam Slick
the author, are dead. 49,.
The cholera appears to be reeeding tc' tn
carts from whence it came.