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ALASKA.
The Half MILLION Drawback.

From he Washington Erpress Dec. %.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs Is
engaged in investigating matter which bids
fair To have an important bearing upon the
action of the House In regard to the appropria-
tion to pay for Alaska. Private parties holding
claim against the Russian Government for
ordnance stores furnished during the Crimean
war, the contract price for which was 500 0Ju,
have filed this claim with the Committee named
above, and ask that this sum be withheld by
our Government from moneys appropriated to
settle with Russia for Alaska.
IL appears that some time before the Crimean
war closed the Russian Government sent OH =
GERS 10 This country TO purchase arms aud am
munition. Proposals were solicited from seve.
raj firms. and finally, upon propositions In
Baron Stoeckl, the Russian Minister In Wash
ington, agreed TO take from Mr.. Perkins one
hundred and hfy tons of American cannon
powder.
contract was also made for 35 900 rifles with
MIR. Perkins, through the advice OF Baron
Stoeckl, but through an ordnance officer of the
Russian Government sent out for the purpose.
The powder was inspected, and loaded on ship
board according To the stipulatons, and the
an order from Russia. AT this time the war
closed, and the Rus sian authorities refused 10
receive either the powder or the arms.
The matter was brought TO the attention OF
the Slate department at an early day. and Mr..
Seward submitted the matter, through Minister
Cay TO the authorities at ST. Petersburg,
nToin0 The iustness or the claim. and asking
that IL might be recognized and settled.
The Russian Cove howe yer, refused
to take any action in the matter or even to
Rck nowledge the debt, shielding itself with the
lame excuse that the contracts for these mill-
tarY stores on their part were not made In
writing. The question is puzzltng the commit
tee greatly, and Mr.. Seward is severely CEN
sured for not insisting upon clause In the late
treaty providing for the settlement OF all Just
claims any of our citizens might have against
Russia as he was well aware of their character.
Whatever the action of the committee may be,
the matter is certain to lead to spirited de-
bate when the question comes up on the hoor
of the House.
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not afraid to taste Of it himself, lest he should
be poisoned by its destructive properties. 1t
was a cordial to the sick man and a balm TO
heal his disease. But what is the history of
to-day, of the year 1867, in the science Of
medicine We say it has retrograded and
gone back faster than all other sciences have
advanced. The doctor of to-day has turned
his back upon the great store of the forest,
and said your healing virtue requires too
much labor for ME to perform. His prescrip-
tion is given, and remedies prepared from the
destructive magazines Of poisons.
Such is the prejudice of certain fraternity
of doctors, that if one of their number was to
prepare a great remedy for the cure of a GER
tain disease, and offer it for sale to the needy
sufferer, he would be kicked out of their midst,
and they would refuse to hold counsel with
him. We say shame on such wicked conduct.
God will weigh you in the balance, in His great
day Of reckoning, and reward you according
to your evil deeds. We say to the sick, hope
in God, that you may be restored to health by
the use of DR.. WIsHART's PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL and GREAT AMERICAN DYs-
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THE PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL IS
PURELY VEGETABLE. 1t is the vital prin-
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1t is the only safe and reliable remedy which
has ever been prepared from the juice of the
Pine Tree.
1t invigorates the digestive organs and re-
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1t strengthens the debilitated system.
1t purifes and enriches the blood, and expels
from the system the corruption which scrofula
breeds on the lungs.
1t dissolves the mucus or phlegm which
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It's healing principle acts upon the irritated
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SKoULAR RoBBERY.-A singular robbery ha $
been committed at the Greek Treasury. The
treasure-chest requires three different keys to
open it, but it was opened, and forty-ave
thousand drachmas were abstraoted. Suspi-
CiOn has fallen on a well-knOwn housebreaker
in the higher class of society, who has escaped
hOm Greece.
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IRISH ENLIsTMENTs. = Reports from the
several Irish recruiting districts show that
the recent increase OF pay, and other advan-
tages secured to the soldier, have had the effect
of making the service again popular in Ireland.
1t is said also that those most recently enlisted
are generally young men Of better class than
fOrmarlV
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GA RIGHT MERRIE CHRIS TMAs AND HAPPIE
New YEAR," There will be issued from the
Office of The EVENING TELEGRAPH no paper to-
morrow, in accordance with our usual GUS
tom.
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luxury announces that among the appliances OF the
toilet PhaiOn's "Nigh Blooming Cereus eDjoysby all
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1 AID E s. NO TIcE.
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Children's Merino Vests, in large variety.
COLLARS AND CU FFs.
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JOHN M. FINN,
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l2 2lstu2t4p PHILADELPHIA.
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Of Dickens Works. in great demand,
AStock is always kept on hand,
In paper and cloth, or in half calf.
There is nothing like Dickens to
make you laugh.
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Where latest FASHION MAGAZINE
And last new NOVEL can be seen.
Where all Book BUYERS can procure
The STANDARD WORKS in Literature.
Of fSTERKosooPEs and STEREo- VIEWS,
TEN THOUSAND kinds from which to
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Of PRANa's fine CHRoMos, large and
small,
We have the LARGEST STocK of all.
From MAGDALENA and the KtD's
PLAYGROUND,
To School Room cards, can there be
found,
All in FINE FRAMES of WALNUT or
GOLD,
At LOWER PRICES than they ever
were sold.
And where, in order to provide
For NEW YEAR DAY and CHRISTMAS
TIDE,
The choicest GIFT Books willappear,
At this festive season of the year,
AT PRICES REDUCED to such point
That all competitors are out of joint.
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By far more popular, much more,
Than any Book or Picture Store,
Established in this good City before,
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Gooa gil. IN INC sou,h.

The Holly Springs Miss Ra'orter
knows several girls in Marshal county
who W ere raised in the nap of luxury,
with fine carriages T. ride in and money
by the thousand to spend, before the
war who eaa now chop wood, drive a
two-horss wagon, go to market, and do
ali the house work. They can go in the
Kitchen, too, and prepare dinner equal
TO a French cook. And then call on
them in the parlor, they will treat you to
such music as would make the houri
listen with wonder and admiration.
These girls have eheerfully concerned TO
the change in! their pecuniary eireum-
stances. The Reporter thinks they are
worthy Of being the wives of the greatest
and best in the land, and so think We.
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE
LEXFSG SGTON. VIRGINIA.
FACULTY

FACULTY
General Robert +. Lee, President.
Carter ]. Harris, Prof OF Latin.
James ]. White, Prof Of Greek
Ed. :. Joynes, A. NJ, Pro-. Modern Languages
and English.
Go be appointed,) Prot Moral Philosophy.
A. l.. Nelson, A. NJ, Prof Of Mathematics.
VIM. Allan, A. NJ, Prof Applied Mathematics.
r 5. McCulloh, a NJ, Prof. Natural PhilOs-
ophy.
John l.. Campbell, a. NJ, Prof Chemistry.
John W. Br8cken brOugh, LII D., Prof Law.
Harry Estill, A. IL. Asst. Prof Mathematics.
Z. Powell Grady, \. NJ, Ast. Prof Latin.
10 be appOinted,) Asst Prof Greek.
A Preparatory Course has been instituted in
which Students, unprspared for the Regular
Glasses, may receive instruction in necessary
branches. The session begins second Thursday
llSthl September, and ends last Thursday in
June.
TERMS:
Tuition, and all other College 500
All other expenses, including Board, Fuel,
Light, etc, need not exceed -.....-. 49, 80
For further Information, or for Catalogue,
address the Faculty o. Washington College,
Z NfrrfnFa F-rTA
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BROWN a PERKINS
Pianos for the People /!
400 Broome St., New York.


WE would call the attention OF the public 70
W our elegant New Sale Pianos, in the fol-
STYLE "a" Z octave. Front large round
corners, plain ease, either octagou or
ctrvet lea.s, straight bottsm, bead mould
STYLE a B.''7 octave. same as style A. with
serPentlne moulding on Piinth. carved
s;.IY7.5 .5 J.'is q = /" octave Frorf corners Is,
und, serpsntue bottom mOultiuEs
same ~ on style D, carved Tyre and de-kr
STYLE SD.i7 Octave, Fou. large round
corner, finished back, mould -ngs on Eirn
and plin! b, serpentIne bottom, carved
lvre and desk. elegant carved fruit legs 600
The above styles are al flashed in elegant
HoseW Osd cases, and have the full iron frame,
French action, harp pedal, beveled top, ivory
bass nearly all the "a Oetave llanos now man
ufacteTed- They gre made Of the best materials,
and for finish, durability, purity and sweetness
OF tone, cannot be surpassed
The four styles uescrtbed above. embody All
which are by manufacturers run up to - I'D
We invite the attention OF the public oC deal
ers and the pro Is ion, 70 a critical examination
of the merits Of our Pianos.
Bv avO ding the great expense attend mt upon
costly factories and expensive warerooms IN
price. W hich defy competition, and Invite AL %
cali and examine them before purchasing Else
When references snd testimonials are re-
quired By those about 10 purchase, instead OF
presenting a display Of PROFESSIONAL maHties, We
refer 10 the parties to whom We have solu our
Pianos. Their judgment a 20 the real Ei rrt-s
OF our instruments Is % their dur ilitS ioutil'
| gveetuess and power Of tone, Stanglng m tune
etc based on actual eX9erie1eet Deing OF LaE
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Inc kew. i. u. KNIGHT, D., Rector.
TUE location OF TINS thorough Trainins
L School for Boys aud Yeung Men is too wei
known IN the South TO require more than Z
passing allusiOn TO It's unsurpassed advantages
for accessibility, health and that retiremsnt
Wh.eh Is so necessary 20 rapid progress in aca-
II is near the site OF the proposed " Uafye1sift
Or the South" and viii be made auxiliary 70
that Institution, when established, BY such an
adaptation Of its preparatory studies, as viii
best nt is pupils for a higher course in tie
University. In the mean ume every facility
Is here Afforded the students 10 prepare either
for business, or professional career.
Care viii be taken, As far as practicable, 20
prevent improper associations: and the OIL
nate suitable places Of board, appoint proper
hours OF study, and enjOin such other regula-
lions as may promote the highest coed OF the
youth, and all connected with the SeWaaes
Institute.
The discipline OF the school and recitation
rooms viii be strict, but not harsh. Founded
upon true principles OF Christian culture IL
viii aim at the requisite development Of its
membe in all the qualifications Of we'll edu-
Gated gentlemen.
To meet the necessities OF the times without
sacrificing the Interests OF patrons, a scale OF
charges has been liked upon which will place
the dement's OF The Institution within the reach
Of almost every one. The entire expenses of
he school year need not exceed $50.
Board ranges rom SIS 20 SO per month
Tuition, Senior Department. SIS 20 So
Tuition, Primary Department, $40 TO SO 50 NJ
Session Qf Fsus M0Hths payable either Blos,thfy
MODERN Languages Music. Drawing, And
Bookkeeping, extra, al PrOfessors' charges
The Fall session commences Monday. SEN
tembsr 81, lS68
Pupils will be received Al any time, buf win
De required 70 remain 70 the end OF M. So
sion, except Ia cases OF urgent necessity.
communications respecting the school NAV
be addressed u the Rector. the Rsv. DR.. F. n
KNOTT, at Winchester. or 70 Geo. Il. FAIR-
BANKS ESQ, Nashville, Tenn.
The Committee refer 70
The Right Rev. h. c. Lay. DID, Bish6p OF
Ark8nsss, 6t6., Little Pick, Ark
The Right Rev. ". II. Odenheinaer, ID
blshop OF New Jersey, Burlington, n. J.
The Right Rev. W, p Whitungham ID. d. Ii.
D. Bishop OF Mary land, Baltimore. Nd.
The Rev. David Fise, ID. D., Columbia. Tenn
Tenn. '
". B. Miller, Esq, Memphis. Tenn.
me Rev. W. j. Ellis, Nashville Tenn.
The Hon. +. Fog, Nashville, Tenn.
Zen FRANK Cheatham, Nashville, Tenn.
!. d. tialghe2d, Esq, Nashville, Tenn.
JOnn hickman, Esq., Nashville Tenn
Inc Rev. = RinEEold, CiarlEsville. Tenn
Rev. J. A. Harrison, Jscksen, Tenn.
Col ". II. stephens, Jackson, Tenn.
Iae Rev. J. NJ. Mitchell, Montgomery, Ala
Ihe Rev j. A. Massey, Mobile Ala.
Miss.
The Rev. W. c. Crane, Jackson, Miss.
La.
The Rev. J. ". Beekwith, New Orleans, La.
J. &. GarthWalte, Esq. Newark, n. J.
+. Howard, Md, Washington, .. q
A. L Knight, MD, Macon City No,
Col. Z. Turney, Winchester, Tenn.
Hon. A 8 Colyar, Winchester. Tenn
NaFaaHs Hwn.aH
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NOW READY.
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Piano and Furniture Polish,

TTST INTRODUCED, and being adopted by
III al leading house, in the manufacture Of
Piauos Organs Billiard Tables, Furniture, etc
&c Every one who has Piano should have q
I.1sffa of this Polish send for Circulars. and
Ne viii give lull particulars and directions Is
A. ut M Ia bottles az 'O cents ana 20 cents and
=, i,,rs Fislf dozen are ordered at once, we will
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sT..rritsr, and Agencies received by
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SOW READY:
ST. LAZARUS COLLEGE.

FY,HE enterprising rienss OF st. LazSrUs
| -fHurcfI have secured TIE Ene lot ans build-
ifttss Of the Medical College on Beal street
Ihe primary department 10 be used az par
the COLLEGIATE department Tor young gentle
men. win an ample charter 10 confer degrees (;
. nd Ten Tree scholarships Tor sons VI COnled-
eIate soldiers have been provided iel0
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK
Just Published:
T A B O r ;
or, THE
Richmond Collection Of Sacred Music,
BY R. II. MCINTOSH,
MISCELLANEOUS.

Essentially Southern in its main features,
Ia BoE nevertheless contains choice selection
o. the best Northern copyright Music. It's ati-
army. com possi many stirring pieces in mo-
ruents snatched during its marchlnEs and cOuu-
ter narchfngs in virginia The dirge used A.
the funeral Of Gen. T. J. Jackson, tStoi wall,l
May ~. 1853, was from his pen, and is included
in this collection
{" Mr. Mcintosh" says the Richmond Hhig
az Is well known throughout the south as an
author aud teacher OF finished excellence, with
musical reputation rarely attained cy any
man of his age in this country. In the South
he stands at the very head OF church music, no
one disputing the position with him.
The book embraces everything OF value Of
Southern or Southwestern origin, much Of
which is now for the INST time reduced TO =
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Price, 81 -, for which II viii be SENT posi-
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RB- Anv Southern paper giving the above
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paper 70 the publishers. shall have ths volume,
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PUBLISHERS OF
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