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EXTRA FINE WHIsKEY AT THREE Dol
II LABS PEI GALLON

Twill sell the celebrated STAR WHISKY Of
only ~ per gallon EeTrsnted pure and Of 2 very
KEYS. PALE SHERRY, ia Class, the best in
the District and over twelve year, cid, at S2a per
bottle W. H. TENNRY,
may I'm Cor high and Bridge streets
lyIBY, SALE. HIRING AMP HACK STA.
IL BL1.-We respectfully inform the CIT n
liens OF Washington, Georgetown, and IN
strangers generally, that We keep al ways "a
on hand for hire nneHorses and Buggies Carriages
Hacks, Saddle Horses, &C. Persons desiring 20
visit the Gre at Falls or other points, for FISHING
pc mic. or other purposes, will always md am lie
accommodations fer large small parties. Cha
moderate. and terms cash. Stable corner of Bridge
and Market streets, Geergeto IN, near new Mar
ket. NORRIS GLADMON
ans Inn Pronria,Drs
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LIST Of LATE PUBLICATIONS
JUST IssuED AND FOB saLspr
FRENCH & RICHARDSON.
BooKeELLEBs, IMPORTERS. srArroNERs,
AND PRACTICAL ENsRAvERs,
$40 PENNsYLvANkA AVENUE,
BETWEEN NINTH AVID TENTH SHEETS.
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LOTS II UNIoHrowH.-Messrs. Cooper A.
La,imer will offer for sale At public auction. on
town, improved BY frame dwelling See adj.
vertisement
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Charles Resde, author of Love Me Little, Love
New i Eaton sso sn f.pss
PRE-. HIsToRIG NATIONS. or. Inquirie. con-
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TIE 0tRAAH SoLDIRRs AND SArLoRs'
uHlos held meeting last evening at Wills
AsIi, Augost Netrlch, President, IN the chair.
make arrangements for the coming nag festiysi:
George Brent, Hugo EisoitZ. INVis Ram
GeoIge "A. Demer, s. Schneider and III. Peter
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FEE GP oCERIEs AT Low PRICES.

dered and ar:nnlatsd at IL cents. Very Zine
canned TOMATO8s, . pounds. at 20 cent?; 5
sSaSs aGis S Si Pace Rs.e end eis snsnN Ina
WELCH rLsUR, GkEEN TEAS, from y to
and general as.ortme,t Of the very best G. RIO
CER1Es. WINES and LIQUORS, ct q low prices
for the quality a. any store in the Distriet. For
e. :. corner Bridge and High streets.
may slim Geor getown
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We defy composition In Drics and quality IN thee,
beautiful Mantsls We have been selling them for
the LAST ten years In this city, and have lately a.
tabshed branch store for the sale Ana exhIAitior
OF the same ct 243 Pennsylyanis avenue, between
18th and 18th streets, south tide.
Old Stand and Headquarters Bufldsrs' Depos
81 7th street. sa,a.~
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Il AST SLIPPERS.
IL For House Wear. 81 90
G. q. WILSON's
3j2 9TH street, under Odd Fellows Hail..
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MURDsRoUs AssAULT.-About one O'Clock
this morning Officers Lipscombe and Mct,ath-
ran found a soldier, named James Mahoney,
or company +, 9Th u. 5. artillery, lying on
l4th street, between ID and f streets, in front
OF a livery able, terribly beaten and totally
nsensible. The officers procured a wagon and
took the sufferer to the central guard. hon So,
where DIR. u. M. Tree dressed the wounds
W hich consisted of two deep gashes in the head
back Of the left ear. and fearful marks of pnu-
ishment about the face aud head, his eyes being
literally closed. A woman in the vicinity
states that she saw two col0red men throw
stones at the soldier, but the gashes seem TO in
dictate that they were made by a billy or club.
The wounded nan bled profusely and was
He was taken to the military hospital. on
18th street, between L and M, abOutS O'Clock
and at last accounts was somewhat improved
though is still considered in critical situation
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The ssCitixens' Ticket, Increment Dtscussed-C
N. o. ~

DINNER SIT FOR THE EXECUTIVE MANSION
several beautiful specimens OF French china
are now on exhibition at the establishment Of
Messrs j. w. Bo,eler & Co., under Metzsrott
HAL. being pieces just received by those gen.
uemen from Limoges, France. from winch
MI President Grant IL to select q dinner set
for the Executive Mansion. The pieces are Of
several patterns and beautiful designs each
piece being decorated with fruits, fiowers,gam
&c. &c. Besides this each piece bears the
PRESIDENTS monogram, In gold, and coat of
arms OF the United States. The dinner set will
be an elegant affair, comprising over i've hun.
dred pieces, and will be used on State occasions
only at the White House.
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rHB IRISH NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, A.
nonai Hotel during Inauguration veek. hss
perfected Its organization by the appointment
Oh national committee Of not less man two
a. not more than -FOUR according to popula.
uon from each State and Territory on Which
DE Dis,fiet OF Columbia Is represented by Mr..
'. D:O Conneil, Of the Treasury Department.
and mr. r. u. Donegsu the present Superin.
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FARMS FOR SALR.-The large and beautiful
tract Of land known a. prospect HILL" on the
Arlington turnpike, about two miles from this
ci y, In Alexandria county. Va will be sold at
auction Tomorrow afternoon. The original
tract contained over 400 acres, but hrs been
divided and will be offered in tracts Of twenty,
nifty, and sixty acres. The manson house Is
Ton, and commands o fine view Of the CITY OF
column.
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rHK couRrs.

O'thT In MINERAL xxBM.-luie N Ofn ing,
full bench being present, the folio wing bust.
ness was Transacted: Bartlett vs.. Bower 81 ~ !;
Application for mandsmus dismissed. Ewing
vs.. fnller ct al; motion 20 modify inl an elton
overruled on the ground mat the Cpurt has no
jurisdiction Riggs vs.. Hagle; motion to dis.
miss appeal fltd by Mr.. Mattingty. B.vaus
& Go. W. Sears 4 Co.; appeal dismissed b.csu.e
OF non compliance.
The REsIsrRArIoN-Arf the close Of the sec.
ono days registration in the Fourth Ward,
yesterday, the lumber az names recorded foot.
ed up S37. the W hites predomnating to q large
degree. When the books were closed ABOUT $50
persons were in " ,itng to be registered, and
II was announced by the Board that they would
-. IN me Fifth Ward '9;aay, o M would re-
day, the 18th instant. In the course OF the day.
eolored man, named Moucher, was reject d
because OF his being an unnaturaitzed French.
man. The whole number Of registered voters
in Fourth Ward for the two days sitting, was
1859.
The Board assembled to-day q, r. O'Clock. in
the Fifth Ward. at Carroll Hall, RUSSELL Bar
racks. Capitol Hill, when the books OF regis
tration were opened, and the clerks commenced
the record Of voters OF this locality. As mas
been the case in the other wards, good feeling
prevailed among the parties assembled, and no
disorder OF any kind has yet occurred. There
Is but little interest manifested, AID scarcely
more than half the number of applications for
registration have been made compared with
what has been the case in the other wards
The fore'gn element is well represented, an
some OF them, when required to produce their
naturalization papers, evince much irritation,
and wonder at the cause OF the rule which as
been prescribed. At half-past one o'clock, a
colored man, bearing the euphonIous cogno-
men of Simon Sweet, had his own name re-
corded, and then inquired whether IL was
within the province OF the law for his sister 10
register In the plaoe Of her husband, who was
then absent from the city. The crier, Mr.
Crossman, replied in the negative, but told b m
that be believed IN twelve months time all
adult females would be permitted to exercise
the right of suffrage on their own account.
Mr.. William II. MagiH mis- and Mr.. Horatio
Merriman are the Oh Allengers for the respec.
tive parties, the first for the Citizens party,
and the latter for tie Republicans. At ha +
pas. two o'clock, when the Board took a short
recess, the number of names recorded did no.
exceed one hundred and seyenty.five.
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EIRST-CLASS SHOES,
L Which We are selling at very Small Profits
At WILSON'S.
under Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street.
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PLAIN LASTING
Wo BALMOBALs 80
From 81 25 70 81 So
At G B. WILSON'S -
5O2 9TH street, under odd Fellows Ill
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! Large receipts daily Of fne a ia sse s
N. y. STATE AND WHsrlRN BUTfnR, =
By the NOHrHIHN PRObUCs COSPxI1. "a
avenue, between 10th and llth streets, ans
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UMBERi LUMBER u LUMBER ~
A large stock end complete assortment OF Bui,d
ing Lumber, Hemlock Fencing. Cyprus Shio eIss
white Pine and Spruce Pickets, Cedar Postss &c
DRESSED LUMBER
rates by WILLRT kRIDGRAVE
Corner New York avenue and 9Th street,
one square from Northern
- Ieu LfboftY Mork0s
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EOR YOUR SENSITIVE AID achefug feet try
L the 7 TENT LAST CONGRESS ROOTS aaa
LOW SHOES. At WILSON'S
Under Odd Fellows Hall, 18th street
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NATIONAL THEArRR-B-yant's Mins,reis
and Buriesque Opera Troupe.
PRoY. SIXTIES Art Gallery. "a Psnnsyl-
vania avenue, large number Of new ehromos
Iusr received.
MHrRoPoLIrAN HALL AND VARIETY THEA
IRI, Pennsylyan AVENUE, oetwsel llth and
12th streets. Open every nignt-wIth . first
class entertainment.
MARkkIrKKs, ss6 7th street.-The pictures
On hioition.
MRrzkR HALL--The PiIgrims-Concsrt,
BeeiuIe and exhibition Of a beautiful panorama
ODD PILLOWS HALL.-The great Museum
of Art; $500 Life III ke Models.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs.

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BANCR0FTss MAP or LION COUNTY.
This splendid map VIII be ready for deItv-
cry April LIST. 1t is 45xe0 inches in size, en-
graxed in large, clear characters, showing eve
cry town, stream, read, railroad, school house,
mill. and farm. The name Of every land own
er in the county is engraved on his land. Town
ships are celored in separate eelors. 1t lis
printed on heavy plate paper, cloth back, var
nished and mouRted, for the very low price OF
50. A pocket edition Is published, like the
above in every respect, except being on
strong, thin paper, and bound for pocket use,
at $3.50
No map of this kind has ever been sold at so
low price, but the Major has determined to
put one in the hands OF every resident or non-
resident land owner of the county, if possible,
and the above price will barely cover the cost
This is the first map of the kind in the State,
and has been published at a cost of over 81 900
and many months labor. Strangers desiring a
knowledge of the county can learn more by
the study of this map than by days of travel
without it. He will send the pocket map by
mail to any address, postage paid, on receipt of
price. Send your orders soon, for the first
impressions.
The author wants an active, energetic young
gentleman or lady in each township of the
county to sell these maps. Apply to or adj
dress E. p. Bancroft, Emporia, Kansas.
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EMPoRIA MARKET.
Groceries.

| groceries.
| TEAS-Young HySon. 80. 0002. 25 per H.; In =
| pc II, 1.50 to 2.50; Gunpowder, 2.25; Japan,
| $50 to 200; Oolong, I.50.
| CoFFEE-Rio, Is to 1890 per h.; Java, 45e.
SUGAR-Retined, % to 25c. per H.; crushed,
25'.: N. o.. 20 to bic.
ToBAC 5o-Virginia natural leaf, $1.IO TO
| 1.25 per d.; Gold Bar, i.50; Navy, LOO; Grape
| juice, LOO; Fine cut, 1.50.
RICE-163se. per h.
HoMINY-Sc. per ID.
| MoLASSES-Sorghum, S1.O0; Sugar House,
$I.30; Golden Syrup, I.60; Sugar Loaf 200.
VINEGAR-Cider, Coo. per gal; Sorghum,
4Oc.
FIsH-Mackeral, No. 1, I5e. per h.; $500
per kit; white fish, l5c. per H.; $50 per kit;
! cod fish. 15c.
DRIED FRUrrs-Apples, Is to zoe. per h. i;
peaches, 20 to p; currants. 25; blackberries,
80; huekleberries, so; raspberries, 10.
cherries, Soc; blackber1ies, 40c.; straw berries,
| 45c.; pine apples, Soc; pears, soc; tomatoes.
3Oc.; corn, 4oc.; oysters, &c.; Holsters, 3Oe.;
/ sardines. 3nc.
CHFEsE-1: to SOc. per h.
Blu TIER to DOE. per b.
EGGS-12 TO l5c. per dozen.
SALT to SC per H.; $500 to 900 per barrel.
LARD-2O to 25c. per fb.
HAMs-Country cured, pc. per b.; sugar
| cured, 25c.
SoAP-Extra family, Toe. per b.; palm,
| TALLow-12c. per b.
CANDLEs-Star, 20c. per b.; tallow, zoe.
! KEROSENE OIL-15c. per gallon; crystal
| ized 60c
HiDEs-Dry, 17c. per b.; green, &c.
SHoT-20c. per h.
| LEAD-20c. &" -
PowDER-5oc. blasting, 35c.
Dry Goods.
PRINTs-Sprague's, American. Richmond's .,
| 15c. per yd. Cocheco, Merrimack W.. 1876.
! Wamsutta. i21zc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A. and Indian Head,
2214c. per yd.; Great Western, 2oc.
| BLEAcHED MUsLINS-Launsdale, DC. per
yd.; Bates Mills, 30c.; Reynolds, poe; Sen
peridein A., Csc; Washington u, 1635c.;
| MaSsasoit, 25c.
DENIMS-25 to 35c. per yd.
SHIRTING STRIPE-25 to 35ct per I'd.
| WOOL DELAINS-45 to sos. per yd.
MERINOs-$1.10 to 1.5O per yd.
! FLANNELS-45 to 6Oc. per yd.
FACTORY JEANS-45c to 81 90 per yd.
! DOMESTIC GINGHAMS-25 to Doc per yd.
| SATINETs-75c to 500 per yd.
HooP SKIRTs-5Oc to 81 30 per I'd.
| Bread Stufrs.
FI.oUR-XXX. 5000 to I. 90 per sack; Xxx,
5.25 to 600; Spring wheat, 5.25 TO $50.
CORN MEAL-SI.50 per bushel.
GRAHAM FLOUR-5c per b.
| BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-S1kc per b.
| Small Grain.
| Fall, 1.25 to 1853.
,CoRN-sOc. to S1.O0 per bushel.
| OATs-70c per bushel.
Fresh Meats and Poultry.
BEEF-ChOice steak, 15c. Der d.; roast, &c.;
other qualities, Zoe.
PoRk-Choice steak, 15c. per b.; sides and
midlings, 15c.
CHIcKENs-Large, dressed or alive. 25e.
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HARTFORD

Is small town situated on the eastern edge of
Lyon county, almost in direct line, and about
midway between Empdria and Burlington.
1t is on the same side of the Neosho river,
(the south side) that these towns are, and there
is no town between Hartford and them. As
Emporia and Burlington are points OH the Neo-
sho Valley railroad the citizens of Hartford
think their town is sure of the railroad too.
The Neosho river offers the best water power
in the State. The proof of this statement is
the numerous improved partially improved
water privileges to be seen in the course of
this river.
At Hartford, Thomas Campbell, ESQ has
five or six foot water fall running mill
and corn burrs; little below is another wa
ter power of equal fall, and two or three miles
farther down is still greater fall, partially
improved. The same thing is to be seen as far
up the river as / have been.
The land up and down the river from Hart
ford is first class bottom land, and that back
farther from the river is good upland prairie.
The upland seems specially adapted to the
growth of small grain, and fruit. The yield
of peaches for each of the three past years has
peach orchards are being planted. To facili-
tate the planting of orchards and fruit raising
generally, Mr.. A. d. Chambers and w. Bay
singer. one of them experienced nursery
man, have opened nursery on land adjoining
the town site. They have one hundred vari-
cites of apple trees, forty varieties of peach
trees, grapes, cherries, plums, etc., in proper
Hartford Collegiate Institute. under the con-
tro1 of the NJ. L. Church, is located in this
town. There are nine months school each
year, and the residents have the advantage of
six months free school each year.
The town has two doctors, three preachers,
two stores, one tavern and one boot and shoe
shop. Church services are held in the chapel
room of the Institute
Farming, stock raising and fruit growing
are profitable. This Is a pleasant, quiet place
the country for the education of young men
and women. c.
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BLACKBERRY PLANTs.-Chas. Hinshaw of
Americas VIII commence sending out the Law
ton Blackberry plants which we offered as
premiums to advance paying subscribers last
winter, early next week. Those for Emporia
will be left at THE NEWS office Tuesday next,
and persons who spoke for them will please
call here and get them. To all other points
they will be sent by mail or will be delivered
by Mr.. Hinshaw in person. Those in the vi
cinity of his nursery, on the Neosho, near
Americas, and others who desire to do so can
call there and get them. They should be plant
ed as soon as possible after thu cir receipt. We
will duplicate all the plants that die by delays
of the mails.
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whitley & Trlit have just received large
stock Of cheap and desirable winter goods,
which they are selling on at very low rates.
Give them call soon il you wish frat choice.
Their stock Is the largest and most complete to
be found in Emporia, consisting. in part, Of
cloths, eassimeres, staple and fancy dress goods
Of all styles and prices, stsple and fancy dry
goods. notions, hoods nubfas, searfs, shawIs
and eloakn, ladies' fnrs, af % 70 s17 per set,
gents far gloves, and collars, hats and caps,
boots and shoes, and ready made clothing
sneh g fne beaver, cashmere and other me
suits, to 1T al, both great and small; also q
large stock Of overeoafs at 81 prices from six
TO thirty dollars; also nm Iins ~ fsn1iiy gro
ceries.
They Ger great influcelnenfa q traders and
laESs aealezk fksnm Els eeunsFy They are also
agents ler the Lax renee WoslEen Fzcso<y, and
hasee iazes STOCK q yarn, blaaEsss, Jeans,
aanpAls, fwesdz, eoveriefs. &e., &e.
kameuber the place, the cd aso.ne corner.
l6-R
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M.mn.o.......-.

We have daily mails from Lawrenee and
Topeka which put as In direct communities
ton with the East The Eastern mails arrive
them the next morning ct seven. We als0
have daily mail up and down the Neosfo
Valley from junction City to Fort Scott, touch
meets here every day. going both ways; semi
weekly mail up the Cotton wood Valley. via
Cottonwood Falls and Marion Centre, which
~ line for Butler county and the Southwestern
part OF the State; also a weekly line to Madi-
son, and down the Verdigris Valley, through
Greenwood county. We shall soon have a
semi-weekly mail from here 70 Eureka, the
county seat Of Greenwood county.
LAST BUT NOT LEAST.
There Is not place in Emporia where Whis-
ky or other Intoxicating drinks are sold-not a
doggery in the place. The moral sentiment of
the community has frozen out one or two at
tempts in that line. They could not make
their salt in this town.
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a no. FAR1E FOE SALE.

One Of the best farms Ia Lyon county, situ-
atsd on the Eeosho river three miles from
Americus, and Containing go acres OF first
quality OF first bottom land, and so scres OF
good timber-sO0 acres fenced with good fence
mostly post and boards, $50 acres under pillow
new frame house, stories with three large
rooms below, good well and Neosho river rum
nlng across one corner Of farm-on State road
and within half mile Of the line Of the Valley
Railroad. Price $50 per acre-half cash, ball
anee on time. Apply to
1I-I2 B. W. RANDALL,
Americas, Kansas.
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NOreoa's Real Estate Agency.

III E. Norton, successor to Pratt, Havenhfil
d Hall, In the Kansas Southern Real Estate
Agency, at this place, has matters Strengthened
up IN his ONCE and Is now ready for business
So soon as we can get time TO print It Mr.. Nor
non will issue the Real Estate Bulletin, con-
tanning descriptive list Of his property prices,
etc. Meantime we refer eur readers TO his ad
vertiseHent In this issue. Mr.Norton is an ex-
periensed hand at the Real Estate business,
and Is In every way worthy the confidence OF
tbs people. Letters addressed to him will re-
eeive prompt attention.
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One of our most observant business men
remarked 70 as the Other day that there
would be more goods sold in Emporia dur
ing 1859 than in any two former wears
From the appearances now, We think he Is
correct. More goods are already In town
than ever at one time before. Yet none Of
our merchants have their fun stock. and
some have not received any Of their Spring
purchases. We hope TO Be able TO chronicle
at least double the business for this wear we
did for the last.