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Pure Holland Gin.

Bay bottle of {. A. Richards standard
o,and Gin put mp tar iami v indi, dual use AMI
vo will get the best Principle depot, y, Washington
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Pure Old rale cognac Brandy.

Buy a bottle or case # c. A. Richards standing Old
Pale Gutnar Brandy, put up for family or indiyd /
use and yon wiil get the best Principal depo. 20
Washington Street
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For Representatives, 10 Congress
LIST Dist.-JOliN LYNCH. of Portland.
81 Dist. &. BLAINE. OF Augusta.
18th Dist JOHN \. PETERS. of Bangor
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SPIKE THE GUNS !!
H u N N E w ELLIS

UNIVERSAL Ten Years have clearly proved
I,nIT1.U that the theory of simplicity,
- the great element of this prep
u II vi H - sratiun, which allows its
whenever there is tickling irritation N the throa
and producing debility is the only and true thci
DRY by which Colds. Coughs, HoarseBess, Broachia-
Complaints and all Throat dGectioas, which, if ne
geced end in Consumption can be effectnally cured
Ba Sore Throat, the great origin OF Dipfh@id,
when neglected. Is cured by making GGSfe
with equal parts of water.
E8- lJhoGpfad ugs is completely relieved of its
violence by a constant use of the remedy
H5-Tesimonias of Gndoubted character can be
seen at my office by all.
Small Bottles, 25 Cts. Large do. SO Cts.
s-soa by ali Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Medicine
JOHN |. HUnkEWell, Proprietor.
Practical Chemists, Commercial Wharf, Boston, Masa
lm2i
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WASHINGTON July "a. 1850.

The bill regulating the times and man
ner of holding elections for senators in Con-
rress was sen. to the President for his sig
nature this morning. 1t has been assumed
that he will veto it, but aside from general
supposition no reason is known for think
ing he will do so and gentlemen who have
seen him to day are confident that it will be
signed
The Tariff bin so called, passed by the
House last week, was put through the Sen
ate in about two hours this afternoon. The
amendments made, beyond striking ont the
the 9th and 18th sections and adding the Ii
nal section, were few and of minor impor-
lance Among the various amendments
proposed and rejected was one,by Mr.. Nor
ril, intended to save the fishing bounties
which received but nine votes. The bill
was returned to the House this afternoon
where the amendments will probably be
agreed to tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON, July "a.
SENATE.

Mr.. Sherman called up the tariff bill
latels paced ny the House. 1t was anne
nded ia the following nan"sr, Ry strk-
Ing from the first section the clause land
no tare for the box in which any cigars,
eheroets sr cigarettes, are packed. shall bC
allowed M ascertaning the weight" by
striking out the 9tll section which adds the
cost of transportion in determining the
dutiable value of articles; by striking Out
the 18th section which establishes a bureau
Of statistics. and by inserting new section
authorizing the Secretary of the Treasury
TO suspend collection of direct tax until
january /, 1867.
Mr.. Merrill moved to strike ont the sect
ion repeating fishing bouhties and support
ed the proposition IN speech
Fl Also the bin to punish certain crimes in
relation to public securities and curremcys
making eunnterieting Oi securities, cure
ncy, clamps &c. felony.
7ssa A bill was introduced creditng sea ser.
wee to naval officers who served during
the I, bellion who may have resigned prior
20 the rebellion. Referred to the committee
on naval affairs.
The bill tor the speedy completion oil
the North Pacific kallroad, recently referr-
ed TO the committee On the Pacific Rail
road was reported and after consideration
postponed until Tomorrow.
7 MI WRsen called up the army bill and
moved to amend by substituting Tor 1t the
in lately passed By the Senate. lie DID
this, he said, to get the subject before the
conference committees,
Amended, the bill passed and goes to the
House. -.
Ties 10 colored soldiers as amended was
passed. l., A.. .a,.n
M. A., .1o,,,al =,
easing the pay of membels OF Congress
10 S5VUo per year,
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PORT OF GREEN'S LANDING

Reported BY M,ssrs Dori, s Co.
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Hon. Schuyler Colfax, the present
Speaker of the house of Representatives, it
is supposed, will be elected Unitcl States
Senator from Indiana. Mr.. Colfax is an
heart and instincts are all right. Mr.. Nor
ril of Vermont an other old member of the
the House it is supposed will be elected
Senator of Vermont. Hon Thad Stevens
of Pa. is candidate for Senator of his State.
a BAD BEGINNING. We learn that
the Steamer Clarion went to Surry this
Tuesday morning. to take the Company
of Joppa pilgrims from that place to put
them aboard the City of Richmond. and
while in the harbor got aground on an ebb
tide. We sincerity hope that the Clarion
will sustain no damage, and that Bro.
Adams fellow emigrants will not continue
to have like bad luck.
On the road leading from West
Trenton to Ellsworth, are five houses stand
ing side by side, occupied by five thrifty
men brothers. who married fire sisters,
We pick up the foregoing astray. 1t
ought to be credited to one OF the Ellsworth
papers, We suppose, Somebody should be
held responsible for such yam.-Whig,
We have inquired of those who should
know and obey say that there is nothing to
make such yarn of, so the Wing must
be content to have the story spoiled.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.

benniore.
Aleorh, J. L., his.is.ipPi, Metropolitan Hotel
"A Anthony; Henry d., K. l., 2Ss street, between
Brown, 3. oratI, Missouri. cor. Pa sv. and Sd
Baxter, T., Arkansas. .#..
Bueksisw, ohas. r. Pa No 70 sOuth A st.
Clark, Daniel, New Hampshire, No. 800 4th Of
| CONFESS, John, CAL, AS 18th st. bet. = and y
cOwan, Edgar, Pa, Mrs. Carter's. NOD kOri
| A street. 'E-...#'' FrF : -
CrAsin, Aaron H., N. H., National Hotel.
| Creswell, John A. J., Nd, National Hotel.
Doolittie, J. R., Wisconsin, North A street
Dixon, James, Coma, +o7 New York avenue.
Davis, Garrett, Kentucky.
street 80. ~
.Fesssndsn, VIM. p, Maine, All street.
Poster. L. y. g., Connectisut, willArds'.
Fowler, J. g.. Louisiana.
Grimes, J. W., Iowa, 2gS II street. rrF
Guthrie, james. Kentucky, No. 800 Vermont av,
Harris, Ira, n. Y. corner l6th and II streets.
Howe, Timothy O. ,Wis., SIS NY. av., between
Houston, George g., Alabama. 800. apr
Johnson, Reysrdy, Nd, al Vermont avenue.
Lane, James n, Kansas, seaion House.
Lane, Henry O. Ind, sol c st., bet. Sd and ~.
Morgan, K b New York, cor. 18th and st.
heDougall, James H., Caiifornia, l76 o street,
bet 18th and 10th sts. -
Morrill,, Lot NJ, Maine, washingtsn House.
Aosmith, James W, Oregon, 22l Pa. avenue,
Norton, Daniel s., MINI, Crutehstt's, corner
and 9Th SITS.
Nys, James W., Nevada, No. lsS ST., bet. I4ih
aud 18th.
Poland, Luke p. vsrmO.t. No. 4 North A st..
POineroy, Samuel c., Kansas, s4a street, DO.
tween l4th aud 18th.
Riddle, George r., Delaware, OIL 9Th ST., bet.
and e.
Ramsay, Alexander, Minnesota, nsatioal.
sAulsbury, W., Delaware, No. t66 9Th st.
shsr%an' John, Ohio, No. $40 st., bet. 18Th
Summer. Charles, Mass, corner 18Th ana sts.
eprague, VIM. X. l., N, g. cor. 9th and T.
Stewart, VIM. NJ Hsyada, $40 N. y. avenue.
Stockton, Robert r. n. J., willArd's Hotel, .
Ugmbull, Lyman, Illinois, 4s0 l2th o., bet. O
Van Wrinkle, p. O., west vlTgiDia, National.
Wade, Benjamin ", Ohio, No. AZ street.
Williams, George H. Oregon, sos street
Wright, William, N. J., cor. 9Th and d SITS.
- Wilson, Henry, Mass. WAshington House.
Wiley, W. T., West Virginia, cor. 3D. st. and
Louisiana ave, ID 3 .r...-. ---. .....H ....
Yates, Richard, mr., AZ x st. bet. 9th and 10Th.
oANDIDArKei RoR ADMISSION.
Cutler, r. X. LOaiHlanA- = ..
Hahn. Michael, LoaIsiAnA, WillATd'S.
bogAr, Joseph, Va, Ebbitt House.
sharkey, WIN, L. hisS.
Smith, CbSs,, La
SNOW, WIN. D., Ark.
Representative.
Alley, John b., Massachusetts, Hbbitt House,
AnS0nA, sydsnham T., Pa, no street
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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH MEAT.

oprioR DsPoT CoxxnsaRr OF Sc ssIsrEscE,
.a.l1riW d WAsHINgroN, Feb. "a, 1855.
Sealed proposals., OF the form furnished BY The
uudersignedI will be received, In duplicate, up
al THURSDAY, March 9, 1854, at IL m, for All
the FRESH BEEF and MUTTON required, for 40 '
purpose, at the following places, va: washing.
ton, D. O. Alexandria, va. ; 0issboIo', ID. O.
Fort Wellington, Md. Fort Foot, Nd. FORT
Whippie, Va. Government Farms, 3d. Mary .
Co., Nd ...'.. r.' ~ 49,
The contractor will be required to deliver the
meat at the store houses at the places named
where be will distribute 1t in such quantltie s,
and az such times. rs an oficer OF the Subsistence
Department may direct, ri
Separate Proposals will be received for sup,
plying each or any number OF the above. named
places. 70 .... 'a W.
bids. TT '.-0
Payment to be made at this once monthly, for
all Meat purchased, except that delivered at the
Government Farms, which will be paid for BY
the Acting Commissary Of Subsistence at that
place ITO .. .. .. F'a'
The Meat will be subject to a rigid inspection,
meek and shanks not received aud II not salts
factory, purchases In the open market will be
made, at the exPense OF the Contractor
All questions respecting quantity, quality and
condition will be settled by the officer o. tho Sub.
sistence Department receiving the Meat.
The contract will be made for six mouths from
the lst day Of April, 1866, or such period as the
COmmissary General may determine Try
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Fresh
Meat, At" and sddressedto the undersigned.
O. BELL,
f2i,a6, 2s,m2,5,7Ot Major aud C. g., UsA.
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NEW INV ENTII ON,
~ ARTIFICIAL SSnhxopLAsrio" ban
. q ''--... BONE TEETH, 4
BY D..
DIR. Q. d. sI0KgMoND,

DR. Q. D. sI0KsMoHD,
roe PennsylysniA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington, =,
Or. .. calls the attention Of the public to the
following advantages Of his improved system:
LIST. The teeth OF his manufacture win never
corrode nor change color by any acids, and are
three fourths lighter than any other.
I'd. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
never to ache. - WON '.'N ''''''''
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, a. per.
manent ones can be made Immediately, thereby
preserving the natural expression Of the face,
which, under the old system, 10 frequently dis.
figured. -. -......-..,T
9Th. This work has been fully tested for owe,
Ave years by many Of the hist ohemists and
physicians Of this and the, old country
DR.. 8. has also Inyented white lndestrueti.
bic metal filling, with which the most sentative
teeth can be Allied without pain, and can build
mp perfect sound TO til on any side roots, which
VIII last through lifetime. ~ .r.-..,..~
TBRTH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
with Innoxious yApor, by DR.. sigsamond, 2eC
PsnnsylyAnia aveaue, Inventor and sole manu-
factnrsr Of AhAsstic 3InnOxious yYApoT, (noi
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorOform or Rther,l but
strictly an Anaestc agent, entirely free from OK
hilarAting sfepts, and perfectly harmless, oaus-
ing quiet aleep, with pleasant sensations and
perfect inAenAibllity to pain IT
The best Of refeTsHees given II required.
Gall and examine for yourselves. q, , ds1
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SALE OF HARD BREAD.

4 Sealed Proposals. In duplicate, will be received
at this once, on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
OF each week for all the surplus HARD BRAD
at this Depot ny 81 TFTI'
The bread Is In boxes Of atty (5o) pounds each,
and In good shipping order.
All purchases will be delivered on board Of
transports without expense TO the purchaser.
No proposals received for less than twenty (20)
Boxes, one thousand n 600 pounds.
Payment required on notification Of Accent
anee Of bid In Government funds. .
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for
Hard Broad" and addressed to ~
- o.. JAMES CURRY,
del4-u Colonel and @. B.V.
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IoHN h. ELvANS 4 CO., -
sTLouisiana Avenue and sos o street.,
81. ... u, WASHINGTON, D, O.,
.-'' .' N ETA Is

TIN-BAneA (pigs); ''straits'' (pigs); KnElish
lPigsl "strAits'' (Pigs In bErs). r
LEADING, Missouri, pig, German, pig, EEna
ann, hsh bari shsst,7s, 4, o, 8 ID. pipe.
Z1NC-32, "a, SO inch sheet o '.'e
THURRBR's AHTI-PRICTT0N METAL. -
soLDBR-BrAEier'S; pSWtsr.y 10
oofPkR-BrArer'sj shsGthiAsj do. timed
inEotj bolt ~ HEEkT 80 "a y
BRABB--shSst. F.. Al afrr III arr Elr
TEFEs-iif CASH on DSLIyERIV
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-.-..-z -
'"eA N A q A
rHissps ssrina nousx. ~
| prtnodoS seo4es nsrth hip.n stls,s tye
ooors south OF street, west nde' saposn
service. al II . M XIII
meeting House, North street Cnorth ndeb
between bighteenth and Nineteenth sueeta
west Meeting every Sabbath at IL .. m.
|Eunrt4ad IVA faLurnrnxr. .4., "A ssss1rg
German Evangelical Congregation Of Trim
ity, Unaltsred Augsburg Confession, Fourth
street west corner Of Z street north. Pastor
Rev. Is. M. Buergor. Service morning, after
noon, and night.
German Evangelical, q street north, corner
Of Twentieth street west, First ward. Rev.
Samuel Pinckoi, pastor. Services IL Q ,olook,
a. M, and evening.
st. Panl's, corner Of Eleventh and II streets
west. Rev. J. a. Butler, pastor. Services
II a m, and evening. Lecture on Thursday
evening. ......-.........H. .Taa SO.
Evangelical Lutheran (German) 81. Johns
Church, Four and half street, Isiand. Ser
vices every Sabbath morning at IL O'Clock.
VIM. Frey, pastor, Lei AS "' "
kW yEhusALEh.
Church, North Capitol street. between b
and g. Pastor, Rev. Jabez Fox. Services
III n. IN. 10 .HE srrEHH-.nz.E
The Christian Church meets In the Su-
preme Court room Of this District, at tho
City Hall, on every Lords Day, at II o'clock,
a. m. .- r..I-.. go.
uf spRruALIsrs.
The Spiritualist Society hold religious sor-
vices In Union League Hall, AL Ninth street,
between n and 4, every Sunday, at IL .. IN.
and n d. m. .1r
Q. ,n, -
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9nHA II 0uxIF9.
IITLxNTTo. -eTRA NaUTp --ooeseANv
"A ,t'e~~ 1S-S = = Ut
TO Hxw YORK.
TAs sts~rnsy. sonpri.iss TINS u.s N. tAS1
John sIssoN..a Captain YOUNG.
k.sey ns,ohf r.. : S " mvkks
t--s..-r -" Z. is1.ss 49, - -.
byrrx III Nc, IA rofth hiver, new fork'
and foot of a strset, sWashi,rtou. u. Cl.,uysry
TUESDAY - vnfnsv :, -. 4 = - -
:, 1850 Observation-Disclosures.
Il I'vVnI reosliVea aaly caring business heurs
J fhe sfesuer. of this lima nov connect With
Ai.x.na,,. "a o..a,,. p.,,.-.Is, $500. -
y 80 .i'-,l,Ial.srrsi .s..Nu
Nsruea tohny poipt along inc Inc 81 the ROAD,
CORRESPONDENCE HINkHART co. -iIa
g5!srae N Cor. Blsyenth ct, and Penn, ave,
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LISA ID LIE RX.9 /.
500 1910 Y,AL 50f
rsg roAEwrBuILDING,z
.1-SSS-Ss agq ggs.ur ,
.,..r .o., SEVENTH STREET.
JotHINo ODD FELLowB HALL
JAMES B, ToPHAM 4 co., /,
.g HAVE REMOVED
Their li.Khown 0ld- Established
TO- TRUNK, sADDLBRY, HARNBbs, &
.". H''. n 10 DO. AND s.'Hss e.. ~
MILITARY RauIPhENT MANDATORY .
10y 10 TO rgEIR 'F. Pm
NEW Bull DINO,
@9Q0-0 |sn 81 -
SEVENTH STREET, tn
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND, 90
Where may be found, Of our own manufAetors, "a
most complete assortment Of every style and
price Of military and citiEens'
.n. SADDLES AND BRIDLRs,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTIEGALHs,
30 PINE SWORD BELTS, 7 70
With Topham' q Patent slide. ..' .
Sole Manufacturers Of,
LAEoHoLz's PATENT SPURS. ab.
hAnufaeturers Of ~ o.. y ...4 ...-
LANeHoLz's PATENT CURB AND NOSE.
% 'HHI#' % hTRAf. .
co., FOR SALE; 800" r.a' a
EwBAER,s PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATE SPURS,
BUFFALO AND FINE WOODEN ROBES,
HORSE COVERS AND BLANKETS,
w BITS.
MILITARY AND CITIZENS ......l. 81
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
',, nd IN GREAT VARIETY
H,A,R NESS. 81. ~
FINE DOUBLE COACH, OARRIAGB, AND
BUGGY HARNESS.
FINE SINGLE ckRRIAdK, BUGGY, AND
EXPRESS HARNESS.
sUTLERs' sTAGR, WAGON. CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS. a.
I. aaI aa. Nv FPS. 81
COACH, BUG9Y, STAGE, D
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRIOR
. TRU INKS.
SOLE LRATHBR TRUNKS AND yALIsRS,
IRON FRAME TRUNKS, too. , 3D..
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY VAiIsEs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvas Pellisieur Bags; Leather,
Canvas, and Carpet Travelling Bags; Ladies'
French satehelsi Toy Trunks, aud School
satehsls, and every article In their line Of busi
ness. no as...n ..
r MEM ERR
90 BOO 20 -
~ 500 -6a
.sEVErrH STREET.
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THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE

Il
4 subscriber has obtained from the OrphAnH'
bpurt Of Washington county, in the District ofCO-
lImbia, letters OF Admi aistTiStioR on the Per,
Honal estate Of Only p. Anderson, late Of
the State Of Tennessee, deceased, An per,
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, on
or before the S0th day Of January usxt they
may ethsryiSs By Law BE- excluded from all
Given under ny hand this soth day Of jana.
airy, 1896. WIN. ANDERSON,
JaSo-W3W~. Administrator.
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l1lszEsHnUHHHrnuz.z -.
= F1 u Am0OAMA i
ATY Q % % X y A&Y Oao /,
~ -'hsafiN ts.n ,srHsfA llssyiyunssi ~
|I'issli0 ..........BANKHKspa uAAaoAi
rssu q o "a f6aH dHirogi
HsrzzsTH Observation-Disclosures.
svy Nd III ., ,snsrs rssss .sd t..p On .l A..f
fall sspy,r = III ,'aa1r u or
aovxxHMHkr poHps,o agHTJEA |
osEvsn.THnrY rRHAsuRr HorSs
''' ckRrfYIcATks on isDssrknsRss. -.
and pay Vi. Ais he.l prizes. Tor a, 3 90 as.Gs
auARTERMAsrKR'sc HkCKs AND voucHms
augs-dhislad islssba.W All iqslll a
EIRsT EATIoGALsBAEK OF
- Eu17sf = lgls ~ llgsi hBE ses i'gul1
' 49, ls wAsHIsaros. ia ~ .li :,
.HH.r . fsr rh1alHHNEs NJ sa'ilsHE b. Iqc'l
gaBt E'5nsySI hah l---.-r fas ~ y 70 |
.Taaa 900 HaHiz
4. D. Coon, ,of Say ooots, 4 %. \ rr..id.n.
ITEFH alIT-aJhd 40 rEiA AytE .
,g,p, ". q Husiriaios. osshi.r = ..,.t
81. 80, 7s i,., be ' ~. ,-I., &c.,
.#tr.r. f.shHga VI - 3D.. .HHuI .lHfEuaU.
Q .g.a.i y roasl e ~ ..lr " Be- .".ami
@ 90 GOVERNMENT phrosifohi lr
/ .Hri'iIrts1 .a G.H1 loo iHH ,H1ira .8i
t-aiih IH 81 2 % Am. alEr 70 .4I7
YrsAsUflI AGENT OF THE UsITxp rrArBs
10. Lg.a.l.:a. AIY d. ~ !L..,.
.Eoso7IgsaT 80 Z ,r..,. rlha5cs7F
? tFn 'i -:a .1r'F rr.sN
., rs, ...ur,.. with rr.... i United
,g5 s.- }. q I. 3 -. ~ !. '' ' ga.ra
se.1r.s .uos1as ''f % ,s.soa
| Ss Ss-osE MILLIoN DoLLxas.-Ss
b. - 100 b.. s.Ta -l -Es a-i ....'
We bay and sell all olasses Of GOVERNMENT
.is..s 49, r'.'s ial8S'
- - - -. - - :. -r -
.-g.u!.a.iL.t ...s..i
ruRfisH ExCHAHoE AID make Oollsetions
r.a ~. ...rg ~ ....-.f4-. D '.fsa .fg.4
on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
rswxr syarua ~ ID esar 10.
ruHrrhp SrArhs' .f...l1rsIr Co. ...-....
4 -Daa asn ,sos.. .f..e ..ala as al1pb
W - 80 " W Wv
MOST FAyORABLE TRRMR and rive oAuvyrl
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WRARPIRsIESss, ,l PAPER PoB sAlr A.
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NksIDBhCEB OF THE ] UDaEB OF the So,
PRhhB CoURT OF rAR UNITED STATES - ..a
Mr.. Chief justice Chase, No. 472 Z street, cor
nsr Of and Sixth streets, r,
Mr.. Justice Wayne, No. S4s I street. o. OBJ
Mr.. Justice Nelson, National Hotel. .......
Nj. Justice GTisr, No. o north A rect, Capitol
Hill. - u - -.
Mr.. Justice Clifford, D. Taylor's, No. 4o7 @
street, corner Of O and Third streets.
Mr. Justice SWayne, - street.
Mr. Justice Miller, National Hotel. ...,
M. Justice Davis, D. Taylor'a, NO. 407 @ street,
corner Of @ and Third stresis. q B..
Mr.. Justice FIELD, No. o north A street, Capitol
Hill ~ 10 - - n. -
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The Spirituslist Society hold religious ser-
vices in Union League Hall, All Ninth street,
between n and +, every Sunday, at IL .. IN.
and n D, m ~ 100
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-02-27

The Msthoaist Protestant church. on Ninth
street, between y and Y. Pastor Rev. j. n
Ward Sabbath services II a. H. and ava,
ming. ..-g WV
Methodist Protestant, near Navy Yard
Virginia avenue. Rev. James Th0mnsnn
pastor; Services II a. m. and evening and
q Thursday evenings. anu
UNITARIAN cHURoH
Sabbath services will be held in the Upits
riAn church, corner Of d and Sixth street
commissioning at II O'Clock, a. m, and \.
p m Rsv, Dr. Briggs, Of Salem, Mass,
ct present otfioiating.
HBBRHW SYNAGOGUE.
Washington Hebrew Congregation, Eighth
trsst, vest side. second square north OF The
fstsnt Once and DsOAstlaaat u ths Interior
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-01

CUSTOMS OF ORIENTAL SHoPKEEPERs.
The Armenians, who divide with'the
Greeks and Jews the entire mercantile
traffic of Western Asia, are accustomed
to sit down and weep bitterly when they
have sold any article of value, declaring
that the purchaser has ruined them.
The Jews, on similar occasions, rend
their garments (Which, by the way, are
said L be worn purposely for such sac
rifce,) with still louder protestations of
ruin.
The Greek ~shopkeepers, in most Of
the Turkish towns, send q crier through
the city to proclaim the arrival of new
goods and their prices, every announce
ment being regularly concluded with a
declaration that his employer is running
himself, but must sell.
In Asiatic Russia, the shopkeepers
consider it incumbent on them to abso-
lutely refuse selling their goods to any
customer, and the latter is expected to
employ himself at least an hour in per-
suading the merchant to deal with him.
But the most extraordinary custom is
that which prevails among the mer-
chants of Thibet, q regular stand up
fight being required to take place be-
tween the seller and purchaser, on the
the disposal of any considerable guam
tity Of goods, the former absolutely re-
jecting the price to which he has already
agreed, and the latter as resolutely
forcing it upon him. 1t is not business
like to settle matters till a few blows
have been exchanged on both sides,
after which they p~eaceably shake hands,
and the bargain is concluded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-01
By the Atlantic Gable
ThanksgiviuE Banquet

LONDON, Nov. 29.-Americans here
gave n National Thanksgiving Banquet
to-day, which was largely attended.
Patriotic speeches were made. The
table was spread with the customary
edibles, incident to an American thanks
giving dinner.
MADRID, Nov. 29.-It is reported in
official quarters that there will be peace
soon between Spain, Chile and Peru.
VIENNA, Nov. 29.-The Chambers
have approved the terms of the recent
treaty Of peace.
PARIS, Nov. 29.-The illness of the
Empress Carlotta is announced has as
sumed Il more serious aspect, and fears
are entertained that it may soon prove
fatal.