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The Portland daily press., 1870-12-14
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THE FIGHTS OF THE SESSION.

THE FIGHTS OF THE SESSION.
As the fog lifts it appears 10 leave two or
three salient matters in the foreground, for
the occupation of the session just launched.
Chief among them will be the San Domingo
policy, which has already achieved the pi-
quancy of personal encounter. Mr.. Sumner
is evidently grdinghis loans Tor square fight
with the President, and should he succeed in
defeating the acquisition of San Domingo,
there will be great rejoicing among certain
circles. 1t is worth while to note that
the debate is set down as sure to be conduct
ed on personal issues-at least on the part of
the opposition. Mr.. Sumner, rumor says, has
been bnsily engaged in gathering all that
could possibly be get together deroea tory of
the value OF the treaty, or Of the actions and
motives of those who have been connectod
with its negotiations.
MIR. sUMNER's SIDE OF THE FIGHT.
TIE ball opened lively with the attempt
the Presidents friends to change the Gem
plexion of Mr.. Summers committeeman on
foreign relations. OF course the letter writers
anu lIcIDlLtTS are oWut W uSCIoIC tu1C cAiio
was done at the request of the President,
who is charged with considering himself az
grieved al the tact of HE Senate Committee
with lich he j.. .s executive, most nearly
connece |, hn" -, 'li:'"lly in opposition to
his views. .u., ~r.il,c that the President
has made any such declaration. 1t is unlike
the general tenor of his acts
Mr.. Sumner is reported as preparing great
argument. The Haytien minister and agents
of the Cabral party are in constant confer
ence with him, and suppose his argument
will be based on the Hayden objections and
their story of the cliaraclerof the negotiations.
Having some knowledge of the country and
its leading pcrsonaees, there is very little in
my mind TO prove sundry points which may
appear important, but which an examination
the real II asons for the Presidents policy,
III prove not to be.
Mr.. Sumner will doubtless undertake 10
prove that fhc Constitution OF San Domingo
foibds alienation of its territory TO any for
egn power. OF tat there is no doubt. But
can a constitution lind people from trans
ferrins Their allegiance and territory 10 anolh-
er power, If so disposed.
He will probably undertake TO prove that
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THE STEAMER CLoTHILDE.-The series of
msfortunes to steamer Clothilde, which we re-
corded yesterday, appear to have eliminated
early Tuesday morning, for at an early hour,
with the wind blowing heavily from E. N. E.,
she went ashore on Wells Beach. So far as
information reaches us her situation is very
precarious, for the sand along that beach is
nearly as limpid as water, and remarkably sus-
ceptible to the action of the sea, and vessel
fas! on the sand generally sinks lower and
lower and is soon entirely at the mercy of the
elements 1t is hoped in this instance that as
the weather speedily moderated and the wind
changed she may be got off without material
injury. She is loaded with iron, glass ware.
soda, &C., belonging to parties in Canada.
The steamer Mahoning Las been sent from
Boston to her assistance
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Faith Well Founded.

In old times at the commencement of every sea-
son, it was the fashion to take strong cathartc as
safeguard against change Of temperature. 1t was
worse than senseless practice. The people OF our
day understand the matter better. Instead of de-
peting the system they reinforce it. In the method
they adopt they exhibit wise discrimination. In
stead OF restoring to the viated stimuants of COM
merce or any OF the compounds derived from them
they put their faith in the only absolutely pure iu.
Stomach Btters. Their faith is well founded Never
has any tonic medicine been prepared with such
vegetable compound Of which every ingredient ia
sound, wholesome, and medicinal in the true sense
of the word. Now, we have three prominent ma
tional complaints. One-haf OF the adult POPULATION
of the United States suffer more less either from
diseases OF the stomach, arrangements of the liver
affections OF the kidneys. In no other land under
Heaven are these maladies so general ar in This
country, and Hostetter's Bitters is specdc for
them ALL unless organic in their origin, and. there.
fore, beyond eure And let those who are fortunate
enough to be exempt from them at present undero
stand great fact, viz: that an occasional nse Of
this vtaizing tonic will as certainly prevent
them the will prevent the earth from treezns
where its genial beams descend 'e"s
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THE SMUGGLING CAsE.-In the U, S. Circuit
Court this morning, the party of five men ar
rested On the charge of smuggling $3.50, 900
worth of gin, nutmegs, ETC., were placed on
trial. The circumstances connected with this
case are somewhat peculiar. 1t is alleged that
the Struggled property was taken from YES
sci in Portland harbor and placed on board a
schooner, the schooner having previously OBJ
tanned ,he usual clearance papers, and arrived
in Boston and unloaded her cargo as having
been dispatched from Portland The property
was subsequently disposed of, and it is suppos-
fd that somebody made good thing by it,
Boston Traveller.
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A Berlin despatch say the lombard 4lent Of
Paris is not dictated by any special influence
but will be put into effect for solely military
reasons. The new levics of the landwehr are
destined for reserve division which will rein.
force the army in the field.
Gen. ID Hericourt says that the battle on the
Both of Move mber and the Cd Of December wore
victories for the French and that the Prussians
lost 5000 prisoners and 6 guns. He states
that Paris suffers no privation; that the agree
ment of the population is good, and that the
object of his journey is to induce coincidence
in the movements of all the French armies.-
The fortresses of Ham and st. Quentin have
been occupied by the French.
The Bank of Russia has advanced its rate of
discount from to per cent
The French are assuming the offensive be-
fore Paris in large force. They were repulsed
at night-fall after days artillery fight. The
Prussian loss was slight. A few French pris-
oners were taken. Gen. Monteuffel was in
Dieppe Friday. The French at Ham captur-
ed detachment of Germans with artillery.
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THE Bangor Wing argues fercibly against
the repeal of the navigation laws. There is
throughout the State strong feeling on this
subject that is expressed with no more than
proper emphasis by the Wing. Yet it is
greatly to be feared that the movement, urged
by New York Importers, the New York Ship
owners Association, and even the National
Board Of Trade, will be successful. There is
no adequate effort made here to oppose these
powerful combinations. After the holiday
recess of Congress there will be small lobby
from New York sent to Washington TO work
for the registration Of foreign vessels.
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BatcbeIOr'S Hair DYE

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
tie only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable i'm
Simultaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies tho i'll effects ofbad dyes; invigorates and
gVes the h lir soft an eanti.ul black or brown
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, &c Bond st,N.Y
juno 3-1s70sNdlyr&w
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oohRATT's LECTURE.-Only three hundred
people went to Cooper Institute to hear John
IL. Surratt lecture on the assassination of Lin
coin. We suppose there can be no doubt but
these three hundred gentlemen belong to the
dominant party in New York politics. 1t is as
sale to draw this Inference as it is to d.aw a
similar one concerning the frequenters of any
given liquor saloon in any part of tho country.
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M EMOR NDA.

Barque Caroline Lemont, tot Brunswick) Bowker,
from Greenock for Baltimore, before reported put in
at Flores in distress. arrived at Bermuda 2Sth u and
reports having experienced very heavy weather the
entire passage Nov 8. lat II 90 lon TO- encounter
ed heavy gale from WNW, which split and blew
away nearly all her sails. carried away main and FORE
topsail yards, and sprung mEenmast. Also strained
the vessel causing her to leak. She has lost during
the voyage ons entire suit OF sails and the greater
pait Of another.
Steamer Panther, HUGHES, from GEORGETOWN, DC,
for Portland, put into New Bedford 18th with steam
er Leopard in tow. tho latter having disabled her
machinery,
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In Great Falls, Gorham. Dec. II, VIM. w. Coey,
aged 80 years.
In Phipsbure, Dec. I, Mr.. Toman Lowell, aged &C
years 10 months.
In TOpsham. Dec. I, Mr.. George Written, aged 65.
In Casco, Nov. %, Miss Paulina Staples, aged Is
years.
In Bath, Dec IL. Helen F., daughter OF James T.
and Margaret Morse, aged l2 years.
In PhipsbuIg, Dec. ., Elizabeth Gushing, aged 81
ER The funeral services Of the late Miss Julia A.
Burton will take place Wednesday at "a O'Clock.
at the residence OF e. ID. Cannon, No. 240 Cumber-
land street.
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A TOUCHING INc1DENr.-We take the fol

A TOUCHING INCIDENT.-We take the fol-
lowing from the Boston Traveller of Tuesday:
Alexander Robertson, who had been absent
IN California over year, retul ned yesterday
afternoon about two O'clock, when the funeral
services of his youngest SOD, child between
two and three years of age, were just about to
be solemnizcd. The company were assembled,
mother was sitting with bowed head, weeping.
when he came into the room. This was the
first intimation he had of any tronble in the
family. Though very strong man, both phys
iically and mentally, and possessed of robust
health, the sudden revelation of the death of
his child unnamed him. He coull not speak;
He staggered toward his weeping wife, and in
her embrace found relief in tears. The whole
company were much affected and the services
which followed were deeply impressive.
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SPECZ4L NOTICE.
w. K. RIPLEY, M. D,
st. j usian Hotel.

Every FRIDAY, from n 10 5 p. WI.
DR.. Ripley is a graduate OF the Eclectic Medical
College OF Penn, well known to many in this city as
GEOMETRY and as author and proprietor OF aTem-
peramental remedies;" he has had 10 years. exneri
ence in the Il eatment of chronic diseases DR.. r..
has been particularly successful in the treatment of
chronic rheumatism, scatica, neuralgia, contracted
cords, stiff joints, etc., etc. lso in paralysis ca
tarrb bronchitis curvature and contraction OF SHINE
disease OF lungs heart kidneys, liver, skim and ali
cases of a chronic nature.
For the past SIX years Dr. r. has given special at
tention to diseases of women and Children. and ma
tients of this class will find lady OF experience in
attendance to wait on and assist in their treatment
having improved mechanical means for local an
pcation, together with his concentrated. eclectic
Vegetable remedies, adapted to the temperament of
each patient, ana with his power for the diagnosis
OF disease and its causes, he offers his services with
FREE EXAMINATIONS.
on Friday OF each week, from to o. m. Mt tIe St
Julian Hotel, Middle street, Portland Patients Wis
tied at their residences by special appointment.
dc7sntf
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OFFICE OF THE A. G. S.,
FORT PREBLE, Me-, Dec, 11th 1870.
CEALED proposals. in duplicate. OF the form fur
y nished by the undersigned, will be received un-
ill Wednesday, the 18th of January, 1871 at 10 o.
clock q m, for all The fresh beef required at this
post, for six months, such less time as the Com
missary General may direct, commencing February
18th, 1871.
Details ard requirements furnished by the under
signed true copy the latter with this advertise
ment to be attached to each proposal offered
b. X. ROBERTS,
ucl2-ct list Lieut., 9th Artillery, A, C.S.
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JoUvEN's KID GLOVE CLEANER restores
soiled gloves equal to new. For sale BY all
druggists and fancy goods dealers. Price %
cents per bottle. mr28-d1v
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN sTEAMERs
M A Rim e N JEWS.
PORT OF PORT LAN
Tuesday, December IS.

Tuesday, December l3.
ARRIVED.
Steamer New York, Winchester, StJohn NIB via
East port for Boston.
Brig Orinoco. tBrl Roberts, iff,-railroad iron
to Lincoln q Knox R Co.
Sch Ocean, Grant, Ellsworth.
CLEARED,
Brig MerIiwa, Warehouse, Cardenas-G Hunt.
and kensell q Tabor.
Sch City Point, Trott, B<imore-J l. Libby,
Sch Mary Lizzie, OF Westport, has been seized at
this port for violation Of the registry laws in having
two different names, one Of them maid Of the Mis;)
being painted on the bowsprit. There are large
number Of vessels in this vicinity having odd names
at their head. and il would avoid the penalty,
they should have them Immediately taken off.
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News by LATEST EIniIs.

McAlpine's tobacco mandatory in New
York was burned Tuesday morning. Loss
$13O 600; fully insured. One man was killed
by the falling walls and another seriously in
jured.
Gen. Butler has replied to the complimenta-
ry address of the "Irish Patriots" of Ne York
and is expected to address them Friday eve
ming. He may succeed George Francis Train
in their favor.
John Niles is in the hands of the police at
Hartford, Conn.,, on suspicion of horse stealing.
1t is reported that Rear Admiral Boggs will
be ordered to the command Of the European
squadron, vice Glisson, who will be placed ON
the retired list
Cooney, New York murderer, gets off with
two years in the State Prison.
1t is understood that the appointment of
Gen. Schenck as Minister 10 England will not
interfere with his contest Of Campbelrs seat in
Congress from the third Ohio. district, the
friends of Gen. Schenck being determined to
prosecute the matter.
The suit of John Brez:egel against the New
York Central railroad has been terminated af.
ter thirteen years of litigation, Brezegel OBJ
tanning verdict of $4,000 and COSTS He lost
a leg while walking on the track.
The President has nominated Gen. Alfred
Pleasanton to be Commissioner of Internal
Revenue
Minister Bancroft writes to Secretary Fish
that the accomplishment of the German unity
SO speedily is surprise even to King William
himself Prior to the war the king only lived
in hope that such an event would some day be
accomplished; but Mr.. Bancroft says the king
never expected 10 see it accomplished in his
day.
The wife of John Slidell died recently at
Brighton, Eng.
Beust's dispatch of the 9th TO Gortschakcff is
expected to lead to an understanding between
England and Russia.
George Mountfort, of Boston, formerly U. s.
Consul at Gambia, has been decorated with the
Turkish order Of merit by the Sultan.
Mr.. Reany, the colored Congressman Of
South Carolina who succeeds Mr.. Whittemore
is shade darker than Senator Revels and has
an intelligent face. He took his seat on the
Republican side of the House.
At New Brunswick, N. j., ON Saturday
night, a frishtful occurrence took place in q
wooden building belonging 10 the New Jersey
Railroad Company. The building caught fire
and was burned to tie ground, literally roast
ing young man named James Barry, aged 20
who was sleeping there. He was rescued be-
fore life was extinct, but survived only an hour
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW oRLEANS-Cld 7th, ship Importer, Avery.
Ar 7tS. barque e c Litchiield. Hayden. Cardiff:
MOB1LE-Cld It'll, ships Progress, Cousins, and
Reunion, Curtis. Liverpool.
AZ 11tb, ship Lydia skolfeld. Me,cher Kingston, j
PENSACOLA-Ar 7th, barque Ada Carter, Ken
JAcKsoNviLLE Ar 7th, sch Francoaia, Jarvis,
ST MARYS-Ar 2sth, sch windward, Ellis, Carde-
mas, land cid 18th for Kings Ferry Fla 3d. brig Ma
~ Pennell, Eaton Savannah land cid Tor dol; sch
Webster Bernard, Smith, New York.
SAvANNAH-Ar 10th inst, schs Fannie Heating.
Jones, and Marion Draper, Meady, Boston.
SD sth, sch nCnadnock, tor Boston.
New York; sch Nellie, French, do.
Ar 10th. sch Gen Banks Woodbury.. New York.
ca Sth, sch Lillias, Griffin, Bucksve, to load for
BALTIMORE-Cldi 10th, .chs aertie Lewis, Hodg-
don, West Indies; Susanna, Gregory, Rockland.
Sid 10Th ship Belle Morse, tor Annapolis, to finish
Ar 18th. brig 4 H Wright. Meyers Demarara.
PHILADELPHiA-cld 10th, barque Arlington.
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, brig Abby Watson. Allen.
Philadelphia tor Bosom; scbs Naonta, Smith. from
Demarara; Malabar. McCarty. Belfast tor Rondout;
Rockport.
Ar 18th. ship John Barbour. Chapman Liverpool
~ Booth: Chase, Havana; brig Sharon, Berry, tor
Constantinople. :
AZ !sth, Irig M Berry. Hilluan, Havana.
man, Savannah for New Haven.
PlsOvlDENCE-Ar 18th, schs Mary Pearson,
fe S aatS Eisaoethport; B. Norton. Saco
lyn, st John. NIB, via Portland; Annie Freeman,
Boynton, Bangor Or Philadelphia.
Sid llth, schs Sinaloa. Munson, Machias; Rena,
NEW BEDFORD-Ar 18th inst, steamer Panther,
h HSx EscfsetSEn pc d tor Portland
ton. New York tor Portland.
, Sid. .chs Loud. Elizabeth, Annie Murchie, s
- hor IT,. n
3 sA ALE IL sth sch Annie Currier. tBr) Peck.
c.. DANVERS-Ar 10th, sch Mary E Bliss, wyman,
GIoUoEsTER-Ar 18th, Annie Sargent, Sargent,
nScnana or Providence; Martha May, Holmes, I'm
:, NEWBURYPoRT-Ar 10th, sch George, Tate,
Sid l0!h, sch Victory, rhurlow, Eastport.
PORTSXOUTH-Ar 18th, sch Santa Maria. Hard.
ing, Eaabethport.
Ar sth, schs Princess, Leach and Redington, Gre.
FOREIGN PORTS.
, Ar at Melbourne Sept II. barque Envoy, Berry,
Caicutta, land sid Oct tor Hong Kong)
Gibraltar for Beyrout.
Nat At M Nests ,I Ieth u. brig. Smith, Dodge for
lie Hustled, Maoney. tor 6nitea States. ~ ''s' Ne
At Malaga 22d ult, barque Bounding Bil.ow, Rey-
Clifford, Newport.
Ar at Shields list inst, barque Savannah, Knowl-
p At Newcastle 2Gth, brig Herman, Hichborn, for
cord, New York
Ar at Callao 9th uit, ship martha Cobb, Hanley,
Rio Janeiro.
Sid Oct 80. ships Leonora, Griffin, Guanape; Nov I6
U Soule, Slnnott, Baltimore; 18th. Cora, Coombs,
ana Bomray Jordan, Guanape; Ventus. Vesper, DO
levy, Calao.
In port LIST ult, ships Sabine. Paine, from Monte
video. dsg; II Stetson, Stetson, do do.
New York next day.
At Kingston, ia, 20th ult, shin lydia SkoI6eld
Melcher, Tor New York.
Ar at st John. NIB, 9Th inst, sch e e Simpson,
Price, Portland.
SPOKEN.
Oct le, lat II N, lonpS w, barque Henry Buck, I'm
New York Tor Buenos Ayres.
Oct 70. lat 6 80 N, Ion % 81 w, ship Moses Day,
rom New York for Panama.
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Butler & Reed
M A h h 1 K ID .

In this city. Dec. II. by Rev. p. L. Stanford John
Barton and Mrs. Charlotte p. Brown, all OF Port
land.
In this city, Dec. 10, by Rev. r.. Robinson. John
W. Hanscom. of Portland, and Miss Susan D. Tit
comb, OF Cumberland.
In South Bridgton, Nov 80, Thomas Smith and
Mrs. Elizabeth X. Barker.
In Waterford, Nov. 20, Austin Brigham and Eliza
beth M. Carter, both OF North Bridgton.
In Casco Nov. 80, VIM. o. Mixer and ImCgene l..
Hall, both OF Webbs Mills.
Nov. 10, Charles E. Douglass, OF Sebago. and Mary
p. Clark, of Naples; 18th, Roscoe s. Harding and
SylvLa S. McCofrison.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice to Pensioners.
DEPARTMENT or THE TNTEprcp

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION BUREAU,
Office Medical Referee,
Washington, d. c., Dec. IA. 1870.
will examine all pensioners whose names have
been suspended on the rolls of the Portland Agency,
at the office of M. A. BLAHCH RID. Esq U. s. PEN
sion Agent, Portland, on FRIDAY, the 23d day Ct
December 1870,
By direction OF the Commissioner of Pensions.
F. SALTER,
Medical Referee, U. S. Pension Bureau.
Dec H. -sntd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rushton's Cherry Pectoral Troches

will be found superior to all others Tor Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Group and Bronchial Difficulties generally,
exceedingly palatable. having Of that nauseat-
ing unpleasant, cubeb taste; very soothing and act
like charm. Also Rushton's II. w Cod Liver Oil,
for Consumption, Scrofua, SC. The Oldest. purest
and hest in the market. Use no other. Sold by
Druggists generally. Oc2Ssn-d&w6m
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Notice of Foreclosure.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that on The 1x,b
day Of December, A. d. 1866, Asa Field of Fal-
mouth, In tue county Of Cumberland, by his mort
gage deed OF that date recorded in Cumberland Req
istry book $780, page 49, conveyed to the subscribsr
MS homestead farm situated in said in said Fal,
mouth, containing orty-seven acres, more or less
mat . now own and occupy as my homeste resi-
dence, and that the condition OF said mortgage has
peen broken, by reason whereof the subscriber
claims foreclosure OF SAID mortgage pursnant IN
tne statute in such cases made and provided. Dated
1870 XnAWS W MEET. "a. II.
dc14,2i %
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CHARLES G. EVANS,
No. 80 Exchange Street,
PORTLAND.
Representing the following Companies:
BUFFALO FIRE AND MARINE INF. 90.
OFBUFFALO,
ASSETS, $4,000.
BUFFALO CITY FIRE ms, COMPANY
OFBUFFALO,
WESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BUFFALO,
ASSETS, 100000
CLEVELAND INSURANCE COMPANY.
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
CAPITAL, 100000
dc9eOdmsn
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Every article Of oar Goods from 10 Cent from
Former
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIL r.
HOLIDAYS ARE COMING +!
Our Enormous Stock Clogs our Score
Down for 20 Days

ro mforCl sGoolswe baye
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The receipts of the late Grand Army Fair at
Auburn amounted to about 5000. Rev. Mr.
Matthews received the silver service by a ma
lority of about thirty votes over Rev. Mr..
Bates.
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TO suit the times, one of the largest most varied
and best assorted stocks Of Ladies', Gentle
nnu mans. Misses and Children's Boots and Shoes
aver before offered for sale in this market. His
long experience in tho trade mas ensoeI b MN bosi
material. and in desirable and stylish mannor'
and O. On the most favourable terms; and, with ad-
vantages in his favor, he can afford to sel as
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PROFESS7OHAL.
D B. LLOYD & CO.,
IL. ATTORNEYS FOR
CLAIMS, PENSION, BOUNTY LAND,

| D B. LLOYD & CO.,
LII, ATTORNEYS FOR
CLAIMS, PENSION, BOUNTY LAND, &c
Office: No. 6l2 Louisiana avenue,
(Between 9Th and 7th sts.,
Washington city, d. 9.
Will attend to all Claims in Congress o
against tho United States. &c.
CoLLEcTIoNs.-Rn and sell Land Warrants
Property, &c, and Negotiate LoAns in large OF
small sums.
PRIZE MoNEY.-Claims that Eave been aben.
doned by other Attorneys and Agents as worth.
less, have been successfully prosecuted by us.
Cash advanced on Claims, &C.
Fire and Marine Insurance effected at tho
lowest rates.
@s- Letters addressed as above will receive
promptly our attention
Refers by permission to-Hon. James q.
BlsiEe, Speaker House Of Representatives
Hon. j. N Howard, U.S.Sen.i Hon. Lewis Nc
Kenzie; Gen. M. D. Corse s. Bro, Bankers,
Alexandria, Va J. Freeman Raisin, Clerk
Court Com. Pleas, Bait; Capt. Jas. M; Steuart,
ex.Sherif Alexandria, Va; Hon. Judge A. b.
Olin Hon. N. q. Ordway, Sgt. Arms, U. s.,
e. of K. Washington, je lift
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GAs-The New Y ork Herald says the e., great a.
suceass of the new oxyhydrc gas 10 enas
such to induce some Oh o. t1S Sat the
lists to take hold OF 1t, ana Ina. 1 to the
psnY which manufacture It ~1N 30 apgy sy down
ppes for general supply OF IT, n,s and es Is said
achieved decided success 10 ans ;,h truth. to
by its advocates, and prooaoly w. VIZ nh;oh is in
possess many advantages over .ua' wh;ch are.
use ,sst At M PsiisR sRs is esa and 5leq
there tosuhere rs nu it mparts cooling influence
Tue ean furthermore be allowed to come oas se o.
the sI nipes at night without any hurttul c0ns'
quences.