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Vi 4KB actroAizid touuaCtixAl Iho
TacsJav nenioa ncrpUofip bf Mfi. 1 1 riot
hftTt been resumed, and ina will receive her
friend thla nflersooa frgoistiro to fouf
o'clock.
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THE WAMiIltfiVrq JtAYtVltD.
16 view fifth reliction QforpQ and
tho dtscliargrs at the WaiVingloa nAvy
yard wc rcpdb?ih"for jptntr. ih'forttaa
tlon tbo rollofflag extracts from Iho Uti,
annual report of the Secretary oC tbo
Nary in relation to tbo yard hero. It
looks as though the Washington yarJ
was being made the experimental ground
Tor to J notion ot force and economy, and
against this ire protest In tho name, of
the scores of workmen and their iaiuIUea
who were bronght hero to labor for the
GoTemment, and who should not be
thrown unnecessarily out of employ
ment. The recommend alions of the
Secretary and what be says of the yard
In the following extracts we commend to
all in authority, and uk whether It is
not wrong, to say the least, to further
neglectsppropri&tlons, and (d thus Injuro
a yard which is almost necessary to the
success or oWntry;
"This It one of our 6M and occci&arv
narr yard. Ii U altuateil (m Uflo-water, at
the head of navigation, and Is further Inland,
less accessible to moult from sea, Bearer
tho monatalos, and more defensible: by flxd
and floatlse defend, ahd by obatrocUons,
man aojoi mo aDorv-nnmca nary yarns.
mm vmcunui UL'1'iiva ui uwuci.
Iron and coat from raunSTlvanla. Uarrland
and the Ylrginlaar The old "nary commis
sioners" appreciated ana improved iu Taey
gavaNsw York aad Washington tba aani
nomoer oi laip-noaica.
Tho propoaed ei tens loo, oa each $Ue,
amounting to sixty tU acres, can be made
now to great public advantage, and for a
moderate price. It Is most earnestly recom
mended that this ire done without delay.
Tbe narr also needs the opposite shore to
Toplar Point, exteoJlng Inland to a depth
convenient for naval purposes.
The caoacltv of this sard for bnUdlntf. re
Tfelrintr anl enaltwlot vessels, esceclallv for
tmlldtng and repairing Iron-clads, should be
Improved without delar
the coaalrocllon, proof and trial of ord
nance for the nary require, and should be
provided with, a larre, appropriate and sep
arate establish merit. This nary jard Iscou-
Teniemaua nseiai to luonaTj iepiriQicni
aim liimii MniiuiiuiM yuijwuti
The channel of tbs Kastern Branch of the
Fotomac, especially In front of the nary
jara, requires, id consequence oi ins ac
CDtnolated deposit of many year, to be
made deeper and broader. This can be
readily done. About half of the flats oa the
opposite shore ibould be filled apbydredg
In st the channel side of them.
there are one or two places la the Foto-
mae wnicn can oe conreuientiy improved t
dredc'nr. to lbs benefit of commerce, navl
gallon and defence. The pride of tbs coun
try is niga ine capuai oi me uoiou wmco
so mach has been dons to proserre Tbe
naval portion of the public establishment
here should hare the else and Improvement
required to make It efflcleot.
The yard at Wasblogtoo has only a
small area. to small for an extensive estab
lishment. Of late years It bas been more of
a repairing ana mnuractunng man a Dnua
Ing yard, and Is deemed better adapted for
the former purposes than the latter. For
either purpose tbe area Is too small, and
an estimate is again suDraittea ror its en
iTOtyOTtipi.' warn Mtj- -- -.,
Jane, 1809, Is, for materials. iS,3J.l'Ji and
for labor, 109,341.74) making an aggregate
Tbe amount expended during the jeat for
objects comlogandertbe Lead of contingent
Estimates for the following objects are
submitted ror the fiscal year ending 20th
Jene, 171, t!si For depot for coal, exten
sion of the yard west, extension of tbe yard
east, marlno railway, computing ordaancs
foundry, experiment! battsry, enlargement
of otneere' quarters , F and O, repairs of
amounting la tbo aggregate to tho sum of
Mas. TxrrxH'a Lictub? to-night at
Masonic Temple will bo cuo of more
than ordinary Interest Her s abject it
one challenging the highest 'statesman
ship of the age. It has been selected in
riew of its present and groat importance.
She will handle It with n rass ten hand.
Ai an extemporaneous speaker she Las
few equals, and no superiors. Those
who desire a rich treat, and a thorough
understanding of this vexed question,
will not fail to bo present. We have
heard the other elde a long lime; let tts
now hear the Indian's side.
F. A Boswsxw esq, collector, of taxes.
has gene to New Hedford,iUass. for the
purpose of taking onto himself a "help
mate." The lady 1 Miss Mary A. For
ney, the accomplished and beautiful
daughter of CapUltfThomas IT, Terney,
of the United States coast surrey. The
marital rites will bo celebrated at New
Bedford on Friday morning, and the
happy twain will make a brief Northern
honey-moon tour, and arriro In this city
about two woeks hence.
Thi IUaisTXAnox. It is announced
that the board of registration wilt com
mence their labors on Monday next, reg
istering tho rotcrs of tho First ward
first. Tho board have decided to sit
fi?e lUy In each ward, holding their
sessions from 3 to 7 o'clock, p. in., of
each day. They hive not yet appointed
their clerks.
Edward 0. Ijcoibsoll, esq , (recently
connected with the bureau of engraving
and prlntlog, Treasury Department.)
has resumed tbo practice of Mw In this
city, in connection with General 3 S.
Hcnllc Mr Iugersoll graduated with
distinction at the Columbian Liw School
some two years since.
CoHUissiOMBU Dslawo has decided that
snuffjsrscanaot bo used a sccoud llmo for
packlog snail. Tho law requires that tho
stamped portion of every package shall be
destroyed, and as snuff Jars are uiuallf
made of earlhern ware, such compliance
with the law Is Impossible. The Commis
sioner has also decided that in assessing
manufacturers of tobacco and snuff on tbe
penal sum of their bond la excess of 5,000,
where tbe manufacturer bas commenced
busuess afUr a part of tbe special tax year
has elapsed, the assessment Is to be made
pro rata or the portion ot the jcar unex
pired. " "
AanrOapxus. BoconJ Lieutenant David
II. McComas, TJolteti States army, unns
signed, has resigned . First tleutenant El
ward filmonton, brevet capUluith Infantry,
and Second Lieu ten an f "Warren It Dunton,
brevet first Jtouteuaut SJ Infantry, hare at
thstr own requant btu dropped froiq the,
rolls of their regiments, and will rspatr to
their Lome atul aviit order. frlraU
Thomas Dolan of the Sib cavalry Is assigned
to duty as messenger at the Execullra ilan-sltm,
"TUBWTirATIOSf.'
turomlleall""-Th',r0r,l,,,,ll
HolntloN.
Nvmbiu 7.
Tm So's-CoiSTttCTionat Naw Statss.
The Artlelea of Coufedei ration ,were sub-
mtttivt h thaCantIentAtrf?iKirrM In the
rvnnlo of the Sonnies fbr their eonstJara-
Hon In NovcmberATTC Thev ware fully
dlicusse!, and rulOed, aad became tfaa
paramount covenant of a perpetual Union
of the colonle, as a confederation of Slates,
March 1,1731, and this while their Inde
pendence as united colonies rested only In
declaration and not In achievement) so thst,
although the second article of their proposed
confederation orovlded that " oath State
retains lis soTcretgniyj freedom and Inde
pendence, and every power, jarUdlctlon and
right watch Is net. by this Confederation,
expressly delegated to the United Biates In
Congress assembled," no one of (hem la
fact, at Its date, possessed either sovereignty
or lndendence, severally considered! nor
Old, th Confederacy of States, so caller I, at
tbe date of the Dual ratification of those
articles. In fel tvwsws either, except
tbroarh IbebollvVflheceneral eovernloir
power asantnel by, and conceded to, tbe
maRiMrary id von grew.
This Is verlfled at an lititorteal fact bv the
treily of alliance, erenlnal and defensive,
made with France In February, 1T73, which
feel testis
ArticliS. Ths entntUl ho J dlieetsndof
IhepresMitifereaslteslllaes U to mtntnlor
eflttt11ytaellbftr, lOTtttlgaty and lml
Mn4eeae, absolula andaellmlitd, (aototeush
StU or ef tbe stvcrftl SIaUi, but) nf tbe atld
tDlied States, as well 1 nutters a pwm
Art iolS. Tkt Ire cantrmttng ptrtin shU
aoh. aa Ut part, aa4 la tbe mtontrtt nay
Jadfe Btoet proper, make all the efTorte la
inKV mn tarn cnoiu is iif
reooiMon eaenr. ta order
power KHinii iair
toaitAiBinseaa
nrnnA4A.
AattetvS. tnutr c ti f firtlti sbstl
eeeelae either truse or peee with Orest
Urllsls without the formal eoesset e( the
thtr first obttlatdi fttltay autuUr nig
nrtt (A l iIawb fhlr irmi unlit Ikt ialran
itnettftU LnUtd SitUt aUhav bet h for m4 Up
Tho definitive treaty with Great lirtulo.
by which the lodepeodenee of ihe United
States was "format lr aitared." and became
absolute, was not executed till September 9,
178J, two years and a half after tbe adoption
of the A rtlctes of Confedorslloni That treaty
conceded tho domain and sovereignty over
tbe eoloutes, till then claimed to reside In
the crown, not to each state, bat to the (Jen
eral Government of the confederation or
tho magistracy In Congresst . ., to tbe
Slates naUai and possessing a national ca
pacity and government under thlt designa
tion. This treaty, as well as the treaty with
France, was negotiated and concluded on
behalf of the respective governments or
sorerelntles. br the national rlenlnoten.
tlarles of caeb, from which ll Is evident that
the powers thus conceded Or yielded to the
magistracy In the Congress by the Govern
ment of Great Britain, were not In tbe
States severally before tbe treaty.
Tho Independence which they had previ
ously declared ae united colonies was an In
dependence of tbe government of the parent
rower, not or tneir own union, or or ine
magistracy In the Congress, which was Its
f;overalng power. Hence the concession of
ndependenco and sorerelgnty to tbe gov
erning power of that Union, by Great Brit
ain, did not Invest each State, or any Bute
In soveralty, with a sovereignty beyond Us
own charter precinct', or Independent of
that general governing power, and there
fore the second article ot tbe confederation
could not be taken as conceding to each or
aoy State In severalty any more Independ
ence of the gefterat government of tbe
Union than It previously had of Great Brit
aln, or than could have been claimed for It
bfrt the definitive treaty was executed.
i ei in iu puramoiory, mourn cicany not
In tbo Intent!
otlon of Its framers, originated a
conflict between tbe several Statea and the
general government of tbe Union, as to tbs
nainre ana aegree oi toe --sovereignly,
freedom and Independence, wbtch were re
taltvd" by each Slate, and also as to the
"every power, JarUdlctlon and right twt
HDrttitv ileleaatid to the United States In
Congress assembled' Ilence orlff naied, as
we have seen, the necessity, not of dissolv
ing toe union, dui oi cnanging us innoa
mental organism, la order to make It con
formablo to and In harmonv with thi mbu
itqwmtlff titabtUhkt nationality.
This brings to our eollgbtrd conviction a
knowledge of the necessity, and the peculiar
and distluctlve characteristics of the 4,more
perfect so Ion," or nationality, established
atlon of political associations orcolonWj
calling themselves Btates, and tullng tndt
ptnJmcf of a parent power, lint that It
must necessarily be, and was, a consolidated
organism, framed by a people wbo by their
common contributions and effort. Irrespec
tive of Bute distinctions, bad achieved lode
peodenc by wresting sorerelgnty from the
Power which sought to subjugate them.
Tbey therefore Ignored, so far lorth, the
subtle-sophistry of colonial or State dlstloe-
moos as opposed to a national magistracy,
and established their unity under general
sovereignty with absolute and positive pow
ers over all within the sphere over which its
Jurisdiction was to operate. Thus, under
this new organism, the life both of the Ha
lloa and the States was established tmon ths
aro KQa imprrguasie rounaaiion or m popu
lar tortrtigfff, I. ., a sovereignty deriving
Us Jest powers from, and owing its perpet-
ww c&mcuco to, ia wtil oi tD4 pccpif. do
that, under the new Constitution, we fcod tbe
sovereignty of tbs general government of the
union derlred, not from tho Stales, bat from
the people, Iu reach and Jurisdiction extend
Inz over all tho nreelacta deierlbud in and
glreu Dp br such Definitive Treaty with the
antagonistic power.
Ilence we have the Dlaln. nraetleal. com.
prehenslre and common sense affirmation.
vist va, tui rapTt-a ot van united
Stxtxs, In order tor form a more perfect
smloat establish iostlosi Insure domssltc
iranfinuuiy ; provide tor lue common usrenee;
promote ihe general, welfare, and secure the
blessings of liberty to ourselves and our
poaletUy, xh ordxix and xsTsnusa this
Constitution fW the United Sutes of Amer
ica," thai tt for the confederacy of States, or
the republic so denominated.
This Constitution, therefore, as the su
preme law, thenceforth limited and defined,
to tbe comprehension of all the Inhabitants
of tho land, both sovereignty and allegiance,
whether national, Stale, Territorial or lndl
vtduai, throughout the domain of the United
Statea of American
Once more, and briefly, let us reiterate the
distinction. Tbe great defect of the Articles
of Confederation was, that under them tbe
soverelrntr wrested from Great Britain bv
the revolution was claimed to belong to tbe
Slates exclusively. In their reiDectlra and
bctctbi j urwuituuni, nan no provision was
made In them for a national covernment of
supreme power or paramount Jarlsdlctlon
uc tuc jnmriuuai uuxcn, mo vonsiitu-
tlon was designed to remedy this defect,
which was accomplished, as wo bare seen,
by recognising a sovereignty Inherent In the
people of tbo thirteen original States, by
vlrtoe of Its conquest, and the definitive
treaty of peace with Great Britain conceding
It to them la their national capacity of the
United States of America.
Thus Is demonstrated tbe proposition that
the oonstltcUoaal national sovereignty was
vested la tbe government of tbe Union, com
posed of tbe original States alone; and on
every admission of a new State into this
Union, from that day to this, the distinctive
existence of such union and sorerelgnty of
the confederacy styled The United States of
Araerlcs has not only been distinctly recog
nized, but also emphatically declared la a
resolution of admission "on an qual footing
uiih thi original Statn."
Haw let It be airaln remembarrJ tht
these original Slates, la order to facilitate
the Federal AUIsnce, as It was called, ceded
toineupngress, in us capaolty or tbe gov
erning power of tbe Union, a vast territo
rial domain, lying within the precincts of
the United Btates, the political destinies of
which were assumed, and specially guaran
teed by tbo revolutionary Congress) again
innuicv uuci iu juuioaruiiou oj iue
Ordinance of 17S7. and fiaallv b tha tMnnU
In the new Constitution by providing for Us
government and regulation while In a terri
torial condition, and for the creation of new
municipalities to be formed out of It, and
t rallied Into fitness for Bute organisms,
wltb a position la tbo Union "u crininal
mtmbert ttrff, on voting yia( UA tht
ortyinri itt ittt in U rtjet$ tthaUontrt"
It is evident, therefore, that the creation ,
and formation of tbe new States of Termonl,
neuiBiKj, iraoesaee, unio, inaiansr !"
note. Mississippi. Alabama. Maine, and
wbaiever other Utate organisation formed
out oi suca original territory, la this distinc
tive poaltlon lu the Union, did nofc enlarge
or extend tbe capacity or Jarlsdlctlon of the
national sovereignty btjotut tbe limits of the
domain recognized by the Constitution as
balonglog to the United Stales.
iience, ineee uew states were cooslltu-
Uonall created! not. liowever, bj tbe mere
wllloCoogross. or tbe caprice of iisrtlsan
Irirlslatlon. out iu virtus of tht original and
terwttovnattl tehlih naJ-thi UrrUory out of i
stAkVl lAiuvtrm jorin&u vu aHi" prontriy
o:fliuMfarvHrauaUUigllius
legitimately lucorporalcd Into the very body
fl ont with thi original Matt their lode- I
pendent and indeairucuoie muuiciimi uu
State life became In like manner recognised
and guaranteed as a necessary and recipro
cal condition oi the uauonai me.
So tbat oa the one band neither secession
nor rebellion, nor treason even, could forfeit
or destroy tbat life or separate thera, or
either Of lhm, from that national oneness
without destroying both the Coo s lit n Hon and
the Union. While oa the other hand there
was no power vesica in toe vongrese or ine
EtiwilI. nrtf is there anv Inst rule of
Jodlclal Interpretation under theConsllta-
lion, xo cnange or moaiij or ucatruj uv wu
dltlons of their Independent municipal Ufa,
or their position and relations as Elates In
this constitutional union but oy destroying
hmh lh nnntlltnttnn and tha Unlom ana
this for the obvious and simple reason tbat
their Bute existence did not originate In,
uor had It even depended npou the will of
the Executive, or of the Congress, or the de
crees of the Judiciary, but on (As pirprtual
and trmotabU eottnani and law of tonttUu'
ftofsal ((, Witthtr Stati or national.
Bot the same cannot be said of tbe new
States of Louisiana, XI Issourl, Florlda,Texas.
California, or whatever other State formed
ontof territory not originally belonging to
tho domain of the United Stale, but ac
quired from a foreign power or ceded by an
alien colon v stars the Constitution was
-adopted. These latter, therefore. X have
denominated, ana it u cooceivea met iney
may with evident propriety and trathfnf-
ness oe csneo, n9-voiwwwwnwnmwt.
Mark you, I do not say tbey are sits-Coostl-Utlonal
new Statea, for that would involve
an admission cr Implication that tbey were
la some way comprehended In Its provisions.
Bot, locootrovertlMy, they may well be
called non-Constitutional new States each
and all of them being the offspring of a Jarls
dlctlon extended beyond the Constitutional
precincts or the uoiteo tuetea. ueaee the
promotion or advancement of any of them to
a State position la tbo Union was an exercise
and an extension of the reach of the national
Jurisdiction, which made Us government
over thera a new and a different sovereignty.
Thenceforth and always all Its acts done la
relation to theso hew acquisitions must be
considered as done br virtue of Its Inherent
sovereign power and capacity oitttUU of (As
Conttitnttont and Independently of any ssch
power derived under It, whether done or pur
porting to ne uouo in tod irony wun, ii
provisions or not.
Hence again It follows that In this, Us en
larged domain and Jarlsdlctlon, tbe national
sovereignty of the United States at tho pres
ent day has extended and reaches far beyond
that of the Constitutional natlonat sover
eignty recognised and provided for by tbo
framers of that governmental organism.
This peculiar Tea n re la Ihe character and
construction of our national Union and Gov
ernment, as It Is claimed toexlst at the pres
ent day, Is very Important to be discrimina
ted In considering Its power as well as the
power ot Congress, In relation to the terri
torial and State domain acquired from for
elm Fowers slurs the Constitution wss
adopted t and It Is mora especially Important
when taken la reference to ibis modern
sophltlry of secession and Consequently
kindred sophistry of disruption.
Tocomprcsena mis proposition, or to u
afitraielt moreclcarlr. let us look a Utile
more closely Into the character of this ex
tension of the national domain and sover
eignty, audio tho sourco whence H derive
Its title to supremacy over this newly-acquired
territory. For to this point we trace
iue origin or inoso complication! wnicn oaTe
lnfrloged the Integrity of tbe original Union,
desecrated the covenants and guarantees of
the Constitution, and alarmingly Imperiled
the existence both of the national and State
life.
Without aoy special reference, then, to
the changes which the fearful and Irresisti
ble logic of events bord of civil war may
have developed lu the lately Insurrectionary
Sutes, let us look otherwise at tbe political
alembic through which situatioV
has been distilled.
Tbe acquisition bt foreign territory, and
tbe creation or nCw States out of It, was the
first ominous exercise or a powr euftfce of
pit ConttUvtUn but by It these new States
gained no snch position or relations In the
Union as the original and constitutional
new States held In it. Tbey derived neither
their origin nor their Ufo from It, and hence
they became the pregnant elements of dis
integration. Tbey were the mere creations
of tbe Congress which secured their alle
giance to the Constitution by prescribing
and fixtngcertaln fundamental conditions to
their stateshlp la the Union, and thereby
reserving tho correlative powsr to remand
them to a territorial condition should they
undertake to annul, or viols te, or Infringe
on an entirely different footing la the Union,
from the original and constitutional new
State, vhlch wrt, as I have said, (As covtfifu
Hanoi Union, It was la the absence of snch
discriminating reference on either side, that
the antagonism which existed between tbe
executive and legislative branches of the
Government, under the late Administration,
seemed to the writsr to hare had their
origin, and I am apt to think that a proper
appreciation of this distinction would hare
gond far towards ending that antagonism,
and mav vet be effectual in allavlnir or ter
mination our present complications, as well
as reconciling all differences between all
parties ana sections la me una.
It mleht also, nersdventure. five a wider
scope to the whole idea, as well asw tbe
alms and references of aoy loond policy of
rccoimracwua. iiaiiaai ana pcrmaueui an
Jnsiment may be found to require such an
amendment of the Constitution as shall give
to these ooa-conslltutlonal Sutes a consti
tutional existence, and restore or compen
sate to the constitutional Butes. as well as
to the people Inhabiting thcrtlo.the rlsrhU
and franchises which have been compro-
misea dt id wiaa a acDanura irom ine
original work, of the fathers, and thus the
uetier perpciuaie ooiu me national ana
State life.
We will In onr next number consider
iiu rowtr VtUiiOi ovu Uonttltutlon.
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k ltd f UiMririlihii0otvS ,
Of tlTTI.t
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rr.s womih
t em
vela t Olm Silk
Uf I SabllM ta Natars SI 60tk.
'Maialr t Was. tl. Baraf, StlMlmstr 1
't-traaf aHMnavniaa. 0 D." SIM
"OtJU Lataj ar, Qllaipaaaar I
Tkriri ntroaaoiiia iroa ai on.
'UkJ Im Lata i at. QllaiDiaaar lha Patkar'a la
a-uaaaaiiaarorai r;rif,'- ai xa..
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m, am i.i. w n a.
Q IsTaslh slraal, lalalusaaatr stalUlBf.
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354 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
COR. F0UR-AND-A-HA.LP ST.
orrER a caripui.lt seectrd
CUOKJE OROOKUTES,
AT THE LOWEJT
OasH Prices.
A Baffar
Cnssbid Sugar
..13 csats
11 eemla.
,,tt etate
1 atMla.
...ia 11 eaatta.
Granulated I agar
Pawalarad latBav
Flssa Daaaarau' Iwgar ..
Oawal Deimars Sugar.
..ul c sails.
It pJa tla4 DraWtt Sugar 11.(0
wsisn'B iiass aTrtl,ru.9tao par sack
Chalee Family Fltnr,.,,, 3,0b par sack,
Chelae Balr risar.i.HJJ)prsstk,
Vlourat 4.. l.Boptreaak,
A. Fll Uu f Caffaaa.
A FnllMaiaar Teaa.
EVERYTIUNQ USUALLY FOUND IN A
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GIVJiTUS "A" dALLa
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JROrOSALB rOB ITAT10BIEY
Saal4 prapoaalarar raralthlai SrATlOSIRY
fe'(hjfBfaadlat Jbbb . 1SI1. will ba ratal rad
fm.,:lD.Tl.c,:,.r",,' unk " 4pnl
BUakranasfof bldllag will ba rralikad apaa
Vkakllawlll k..B.IJ...J ..a. i..
l.rl i: V. lu- '" "" ""
bldd.ri wllbl. u. d.j (itr b.lif .lt.d .(oa M
from tin. t. Itua .aria kin l.iii.
p.ra.t.l I. nrd.r. rr.M tb. il.pariM..t. Tb.
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4ILr;.(lJ0Lr I. para. .4 tr.U.lt. 1 ult.
aar .1 Ik, .l.lrf.1 la kl.b lb. ..railaa r.a!4. .r
4. bail... ... r.iia lo b. C.f.l.k.4 b7 lb. II.
par ..!. M.4I. o.d .p., ,., ,.,f., .7.
aa.Uacl f.I r.Tll.al.I .... w,,U0 ., J,, ,"U,
farnaac. .fib. ..m., a.i-v.
All 4.11 arl'a will h,.,Mti.i..... i..a- .-
jp.,1 4.1.11.4 C. lb. pntp.1.. ., lb. ,.r,Ul .1
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sarr taparforaaalt artlalaa,
r,!'j7,t"1?.i;-.tr..v,,;.';;i';'lhii
sa,.ftt.,w.,sf.v.:HuU " V
uaoHUB BOUTWBLL,
rwratrr af Ika Traaaarr.
MOTICE.
Srnarwm B. BlUr A Brwthar waa diMiTidbr
paiaa aoaaaat klarak 1st, TO tfcJboik.wm
uaa mv er ". !!, who ta aaikoriiod
?ftuV.n
ia aaiuaraoaiai
ii,
VillllljOf. Hlfih 1,1170,
flpeeitvi yoticea.
r-zartaoo to stunnpsa and rack,
Ut? ,i K.il VflLCOX LfalarasTO'fllUHT,
UtUaUaff aa Mali, aw tkla lVaal. II
ftrl7 OIRTLlMXff admlltairratthaWhlia
karftOatlarr laklblilaa atary aiaaiar His
wnk. akS It
TnRMnvAu
Itan NATIONAL
Sdk7 f SIBOMM'SSAYIWOS DAHK11lra-
aiaTaea HOBDAY, Sprtl 4. la SOT N
on iiiauiPAi, ipni 4,iaswT Hsyauaiia
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's;Bs.4tT
if, 4. tibBuavaaaian
oflmpnrtaBaa wl
DIV II'
Li
BunsiAitrrfsiiisai.
a I I m i .
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,. MCIUI0B EITitfa'3T,
Mr. tULLlVANjrottnaaj tWaarvaapa laa Tar
raplBSIaweiTUDaSDaYVlQHT rrihaaatar
i aia piroia riaaaa Mil,
rssr-Ai-r. jkhsbymbu ' in tub
r" at ' Vf lllaraa1 Baul, aa THIS t Waaasietp
tVSKllf0.itTara1rtpaatMit!l,taprelBK
Soar 4farikal(rapalalaUaa WkKH'it
lay, af Saw Jarsar. raeaallr afrma4 Aaaoalata
Jatllcaat IkaiapraaiaCaan
H 11. SWAtZS.
iklleaa Aaaaalailaf.
PraBliaalW. I na!
P I. OiBBsraoa, Satfaisrr
Kr3TIKrAHTMKJtT tiff MRTRU-
Us? roLiTan-iMjHOa. qficb or,tHS
board, n. j IdujIan ayirui. Wib
laaTOM, D. a kfarah SS,lr-BiM ThaOaw
mliiaa appalalaa fc? tha UMtSaf fotlaa far tha
fxamlaatUa af aadlSataa tjr paaltlaaa aa the
'oltaa foraa. will kalS Ha rrialar qaaTlarlr raaat
afa lhaSta preilaja.etll al Poliaa tleae-
a arllfela lha C ami t a It
allaaia RanralLiB llaaaaaa avnlrlha? aa tiU
aia aaaaa bw cwvaiptiy iawa.
DapaatlararllaaaaaaUlklaCarparBtlaaaraaaw.
kylaw. faaiawli
aarttScatavtllaa
!! WIMHIVII7 VVIiniVli VI
aaiTaB.aji
laur aniiiaaaaii
Uf aril
JOllfl r CO0X.CUrSalaUr.
tsr
liapfBriBctBaiMnaalMUpaaa4rraaaB. ta
Tlvaar ihaaarM arhlah lha aauhttahaataal a
lanatttwa A HeaAlaftaa twaaip Mlaataa rISa
(raia Waahlaatoa laataailac with, 'ar
af W prodaaa ta lha paklla tela! abalkafihatla
faaaaa wi aan iiaiac ati ian aiaa low m pnoa,
IbaithairaaaSf at iaaira alia at Maaliailoa
ara althar wal, ar Idw. al Narabf I aa4 nam athar
qatnara wa laarS thai thaaa paiilaa aa? a faaa so
lafirii la-UlriatksiUa Junrtlem arihf balil
aaoraaai 1'vlamaa ttallraaa whhKalsUralkraHh
iai wraaaiafiaa aaaa act mi piaaa
ion this Is wrtttaB ta praaaaBaa i
lawarda SQBla Traak, fraaa Uara tuwsrda Uallr
ia aai Iran jaara lawarsi vraahiaiMa. Itan
ran Ibara tawarSi Wa
vraiaif aa aI.BJ.aaa !
ibi
Milliwatt Uatapaar kaaa awaanMaaa4 llalar
af lha aruaa-llaa nranaratar la lha ratilar
aaaraafikaitaa tall a.
. rrtbar, wa lat lla aar aa 1 all U vlall lha alU a
aiiBtMa. aaa aaa ief ikaaaaairaa. iaaa rr
wh ah pulat wa will aaat af ihaai (raa a? aa
charfaor axpaaaa.
fiaa Laath aaTtal anna lha fraaada.
uiv. h. Huho.oo, oinr.tr.-t.
aktt-lw froprlalara af IlaailBCtaaH4.
TU
0AM
aatUtBtac Ika laalara ealitaraa ai
Ilia aniaiii, ia mpi; in (
ia aa aeuiaaa as tea ana.
,-r-OOUUIlLIM'S DHUU BTOItBi
zJ appaalia Maaoala Taatpla. bract. IfcilL
iliw, Ba., a,. ahaapar Uaa aap athar plaea.
lr7 HOTOaL LIFE lHsUMAMtB ton
fAHT, lSlMarkatarraai.r
RawAB. Hav. tt. 19).
BaUalakarahrslvaatbat uUB T. UUUttU
U lha -aalf aalharlfxl Altai af ar Uarapasr a
Waafalaataa, aa4 that ha la thaealr aaaavwaala
atiaa LitaaUaal(BBS aaah SBb-aiaala aa hatuay
aonatat la Sa aa I Pram I ana aa aollataa aaS ra-
aalptt aaalklaafaMkalparpnaa. .
Uraaak OSttai Ha. aiO elraal. Wa.klaftaa.
D.O. CUaBLBBUwLAtllROlr
a urwm uaa rraaijaai
fUahaaaTJ.il SODIKR. Mtllf Brakar.
j llilQ ralraacaaaib. I. Traaaarr
laMI-Sia .
MERCHANT TAILORS.
o
OKLAraiASDCUOICI STOCK Or SPBISO
ABD SUUBBB
YBSSCn ABD BBOtltll
COtllUM(
MJiTlNUH nd
SJASHIMICMEI,
Or Ika la(stlaiiaHalldBasi4aai Jaalcas, la
aaw raa4r far Uaptcuaa. Alao a caaaplata tittt
f OISTS'rilKHIIItrO OOODI, aVriU.ll
tha aaTaldts arika asaa
WILLIAM f. lUt'Ur.lt
tlrctiahl Tallar aa-l IWattr la Ota'a faratahlrf
paSi Wis SOT fBTltaala attaa. hw
millri MUAIhlUt7!ll-jr.
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.Be. coRABB nr vsbt
ITKEKTb-.Varahi JValrva ta laforn
BBS tha Mall I Sal ha Id , iwaal
0(KUSTrf daprraaa klaiaaaaUclarlsf tatsb
lUhaital la BattlBiara "
SDPI810B IH STILE AD LUt IB TB'CI
lka aathaaai la lha DiitHel at a if .rd la afar,
FBrpalalBllaBllaapBlatolllIRBriWoitX
at I- AIAH'M
CLOTniSO UTABLlSUMtHT.
. . . Cor. af Baraaik aaS B alraafa.
tebM-3ia Waitlattaa, p, 0.
auoitou
HUltOLIWO,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Hat. lllRF-alraat, balwaaa Thlrtaautk
awaaavB.mta ari a tain aiaa
baajaM raaalv4 a varp Israd ataah af IMP OKTED
warrsat aparftei Hafrfiwift pftlCll
a aai t)iar ksrAaLlSUJIEMT la as aaUUaaJ
tklaC
Wood and Coal.
J UMBIH, WOOD AMD COAL.
ti kaas Yallar Gal, at f aad alatd ,10 par laa
WhliaAah, act aad alas.... Spar la.
Rd AahBat CwbI Spar loa.
VThlia AakSattJaalH - r S p-tf taa.
SiVw22l"M "" imV"1 eparaord.
FlWao4, aawadaad aallt.n.,t; Iparaard.
Oik WAtvl. aawaaaaaanllL.J ' lb-j'
Uaratoakor lanbar laalwara Una. aoaa'ailBe
of rramlaf, Srlag, sblailai la', walaat. ait,
poplar. akt Aa. t-i '
""-"'srattW'jfiivaii'rw -
t WkarfDapyi aad Subbi Mill, i
- .. .. . . dTaolafiraarthaifaaia-a-.
I'SBfh YarJ YlrilaUafaaaaaaABlBlh flk Baat
Pianoa.
JTEIHWAY SOB'S
PIANOS.
Wfbaa JaMraaaljaJ aa aaart-asataf Ika aaw
STEIMWAf aOHUUL TUBU. Paraoai la aaarak
ar a ralUVIa laauaaaal u a law prlaa ara reqaaa
taitaalvaaaarali.
t. U. HII1IKUTI M Uli..
BikMJI BolaAiasuaraialawArsTlsaaa
JiAIOM A UthlU.!
., OABIHET 0BGAH8.
A liria iiboitMiil. ut all lII&a. Li. la.iku.
raaat ad. fi aa Bfluu aau.
FOB BALB AT Till ,
WARXBQ0KI OF
tar IS tt Wa O.BIKTgBItOTT dfe CO
Trnnkf, Ac.
FBICIS BKDUCXD TO SUIT TUX TIKZ8.
JAS. S. T0PHAM & CO.,
No 1BSBarc1ta Btresl,
Batwaaa D asd B slrstta, sat slJa.
Watar.ctara f adjaa'
Dm as lUUEKSIa
irtat Tkiiotr. , aal
aad madloHoaatliw
lals LaaibarTraaka. Ladiaa1 aad -9aaU' Iraral.
-iaMi oBBaittoias,aa4Yallsas.
Bamambor all aar Traaka ara made wltk Ha.
at array 'a fataat Biaia. Kapafrlaa aaatlp doaa
ae ai laeeeeable prlcaa, Old aaaibar SOO,
China Ware.
CHINA AND GLA8S WARE
AS30 Far Cant. Loa a.
Aa atd kaa fait as. up prlcaa wlllba la pre-,
portloa Now la tka tluo for U.iMkimn1
aad tka Paktla U paiekaaa aa I aa'
T--T- ;1""i,;.i vaiBBauiaaa. b.
Coal Ull Cbl.d.M.t.. Br.il.i., ..ICiapaiftU
yaa:, " -' "?"?". T.l VBM,
Stereotyping and Electrotyplny '
il.r..lji.r. .uil Kl..lr.ljp.r,
'17 P.m.TLV.iii, Imu
rl . LI1DI, BLDOb, H1TXL
BTAL rpiHr.
i.dDilafu
a.li
JU.--Ja n-'LEj-aai1 jjjtt
BookblndfTf-
' BOuic.BTtTbEB ABD PAPEH-HOLIE.
Y.
Ma V faaaarlf sat Ttsaa, batwaaa Ttitb asd
Elavaatkatraola. aoatk aid a.
bokf alaiaaUr r plalalr Mead. FsrladUsIs
as aa visitor serafiUvatUalUte,
irjT-ClTT YtKCHBTKiVg OFFICE.
If Hlta I karatr Slaa that aa SUlbAY, April
I.1S7J. will aiplra all tlaaaaaa iltaa rr tha Car
paratlaaaf ikaCllTof Waahlailsa ta laa asaala
r awaaraef all aarta, wfa. irata ar asaa-i
f a arllfela lha Carmnrallaa llailla.
For Bale or Ren.
IMRBEST-TBBITOREKO 01BL0t-r
' Araaaa, balwaaa Stalk aad BtTaalk an HA
salUblalaraBf klad of baalaaa JBqalra at
, . B. LEBXBSRO i CO ,
htt If YOt llatkat IpatS.
abnal ase haadrad atd aaraa aaraa. lspraTad
with two laa naatloaakaa aaatalalac twaatra
oaa rooms.ba1da tbraa aallar rooiaa. haadaonalr
paparad ABdBalakadi Ikaalkar aaatalalaf tklr
faca raona. k-slltIa Ika baal naaaar. Uaanl'a
bnaaa.oal ValUlaia.lalt aaarlr aaw.llaaladlBf
Saa bar banaakf aat trlag aaarlr Baaaalkaf
aa a ara, lour yoaai oraBaroa. irapariaa. aarauaai
Bpnaaa. aaa a&(ia
toanbara af Cooan
aad ahada traae a( svarr Saacrlpttaa Ta
aaf CooarMaaaotkaaa-Jaalrlai a hsad.
aa Hiiur roataaaaa, is twa-iwiiHiwt,
UkiBaasTalataBaaar ikt alip Vrrallafpika) m
at laa t appartaaltr la affardad af aaaBrtartaa
ia aaa i
Laalalaaa aTaaaa1)whra Ika iarsas Saa alaa ba
aaaartalaad. atbM U
TMB S itE. -LOTS O? AtL 1EM IS.Tn
I Jl tit Ward. rraaaAVaOla fJOTLwIlt U Sali aa
loaf Jlraa aad aa tha aaoa llbaral UrMa, twll St
Me, BSlOPaaaatlraaiaaaaBBavbatwaaafwtalv
faaflkkadTwaa(y-inkalraata,atwaaa It aadt
ftfyfc i -- --- -t- ,.-. rakwaoei
V auaal, balwaaa niBih aad Taatk atraata. caa
tlhtBrmrtaaaraanatwiU all tbe saaaara ea
Taalaataa. ipplf la , T
bM-lf rBlBBataalkatraa1
F.
Sltla
lYEtl
iWkal
AftBKI OT
ma
147
I tarn
aaUtaaf Ibalaia
Oil a aa narra. Jaaaati
kaewa as Matroolla VUw.7! (ihSacallad for
lharakNoatkatU sonatas da a ilaw af
balk, Ika
aatadaao
niiiiii mil irni iaiuini.ii
aiilaaaf WaahlarsB aad Alaxakctria.
tallaaortb af lha rspttoTaa tka road laa
tana aorta ar taa rsmtoiaa taa t
boldlara sfaraa. Tkla proparlr ad
road laa dla ta
avrdsar:
1 BXV ricaanjr parcnaivi
Laa atUa la iko Dlalriati wall wataraa, aa4
l.!,,lU,bAibM.tTl; ,iT011
bkbn.if, . ,, , kntests
SU-
WclOIV,
SBI,
aahaf-if
BIOSavaBlkaiiaaAbl
ftSAtE-A TIBT DESlBABtBBUltpIia
V LOT.adialalactkaraaldaaaaaf
JkBtiriiJiaa-
I)I9. ' b, (a.aa ni.iN
aq Bar
- tub B4WB--". HIMf.
LlAfl.ALblaEUEBt
XaallalataAiaiV.
. , BIOSaSBtkaira4.lj
kit -If
-y?ob SALE.-Anotrr bixteib irRis or
V laralalaarsd LAMP, sstubla fjf rarntBcar
irat tar laaiaii ia aooo aiaia ai " ""'"'"
IBB B "'I!-
raa aaafel. Mt .
S aaar tka Tllaa
iraad. Tha )
lafarmktl
cooa aratr,
afaraiktla.
;y.5
laiPaaaiiTsala.STasaa, (rai S aaloalTa. at.
Sam .,,.- . tam m . . ,. a i .I.
to WELLS BliaarWELL. Daatlata,
I?OB BENT-BETHEL COTTAOE. aaraar Bank
V Capliat aad O atrau Capital Hill, ar S, IS ar
ptaia rvpairi aaa
lablaa. aardoa.
frail aad ahada iraaa, Aa SpH b tkapraMtaoa la
btSaotr J A iltS CBIJTOyBTT.
AVeka ara, ar baaattlCl UUil.bTlId LOTS aa
Cartk alia aartk T traal, aaar El ikaaaaUi alrat
Ukdir araBSSaaapitnaaallJ k vh
iu Mortkaaitrar.V, Y.aTaaad Uikli
HOB IW
FTMJKoK
AT k'HktkT BAItnAIB. VALPk.
Bur OKOtfHD.SIiioo.aS.wtaialda
ou raa aoata ai 11 airaai
aonh,
laaTivaBisavaaia.
atkttjf tlarttaailaJr. B.Y. ara. aaf MiB'st .
XR BAI.E-AT A 0EBAT SABaAtB. TOPE
A? YALUABLBBOlLDtBa LOTS, aa aoatk elda
foal altar.
a
:n
raaaS
Coaaaatiaal ataaaa Is saw half
of Ihani Ika batakaa eaa ba paid la aiaafl
iklv far Aaaa lad aaaaaaai la kalUara
Sad partloa nf atnall tnoaaa daatrtaf to balld
oiaaa, aa raak will bo nrfalrad for Iwalra ar
alfhlaaa an aat ha.
llO.tOUtqloaaoaroalaalkU.,,
TVARB k tiOti ,
Bartkaaatcoraarnaw Yoik arasaa aad riftoBlk
B'raal Mb IS dlflt.
1)H SALE-OWE or THE BEST STOOD ABD
' roil. UTAH lla la Ut all, k.a Jilaa a Baa
baalaam JUra obaaca far aar oaa taatap rlaht
!( ft won atiavii.aoa iraaa. pH rvaaoa mr aaii
Uf. laqotra al Stapabllaaa oil Co. toklS-lw
?OB SALE-A LOT El MET BT ST. fftOHT.
L In ai (.naaacilaal aaaaaa. BrBoalto kf r. Cor.
ooraa'a Oardaa. aad aal 1 1 iko arasr af I alraat
Hnutingtou
Tho-Finest'-Bnilding'SitoS
In tho Market.
ONLY $25 EACH.
TITLE. CLEAB. AND IHDISPUr-
J-ABLa-TWavZY MrirUIBS
R1D8 . l?abk' 'WASHISQ.
'TO J fiTTr0VEK i;400'
'l0TJ ALREADY 80LD.
Fare to anil1 front .Hantlngtan
Unt 11 Cent Per Dj. i
' 1' .
I1UNTINOTOH U illniled oa U. Dillt
nioro od rotonme lUllroad, Elerea and a
hlir mile, eait from Wutlnjlon. Tb
tiuncuon oi in. una Been or U IUllroiJ,
with lu j.(rl tronth laUa Willilotton,
ra )iu.isgra tod IU IIUre.d HA.
CIlIN&SIlOrS, UKNEIUI. DKt'UT nl
noUNDJIOUSK rt to ba built then.
Drlckandall oilier Balldlm; M.UrUl .111
lie mAoaiacmrca oa tbe premuel, tod bold
ror about ball tbo prucnt market plcei,
Ninelou Nfreeli ana Ajtnatu
IlnTeUcen Laid Ont.
BPIUNOS OF rURB WATER AND ELE
OANT BIUDE.TUEE3 ABOUND.
Couutrj RaUcDcee of Tour, Bl aad
Elfbt Itoomi, rupcctlTel, will be bnllt to
order otf fons tlrae pajmeou .
Balldlue aud olbcr Improvement! are
alrcadjr going forirarj.
EianTr aches op qnouNU ron an
AaitlCULTUftAL BOCIETT
biio beee marled out, tbe eitablltlimenl of
wblcbat nONTINQTON l meetlor iiltb
great lucceit.
Tb ground of tbe TOWN gtotl tlopee
FltUH liAUlI UlltEOTION
To tbo Rallwajb and, PeDot,Uie''fMmerof
vblcb pueee tbroujh THE OEMTRE OF
THE TOWN.
Tbe title u (ndUoaUble. fall arraotee
dede greocleaiof' WI)ocnml)ror,nhcn
tbe taoneU raid.
Tnuei asacubl of, S30 lo lniui-
menu ot S3 pe montb.
Call at No. 910 F itreet. Beit lo corner
o Tenth, and km tin map aud plan. of
IIUNTINQTON. ramphlete, containing
full Information, furnlibed njKja application.
HEN. M. fl.DIIII A CO.,
l'fwprlelor..
atHI 7
FARM OF TORTT-HUI A0BIS YOB Slltl.
Vi ml laa tnm tiaortaUwa. adaptad fir
iardaa dalrrarfraUa SBUIfraltaaaSkaplaaa,
aniroTaaiaBlsi anamadlaaa Bara, (ra.haaaa.
a. iBqalt jeiaratfValaatfa. akMSt
pORBALOrOBJlEAIOMtRTHM-THi
P maSBiflasai aaUta kaawa aa lha 'frraa
farai.'BttHiodvalha Bladaaihdr Taraplka;
tar aillaa from Wak(aitoat adjlBtar iha aatata
pr .IthaO RUaa Thlals tha noal conplata fa raa
la lha DUtrjat ar larraaBdlat taaatrr. aoalalaa
lBlhap!airlat,'aballara tiliaa frata. Waahlai.
foa. P. C. . rroallBt oa tka Pi5Bt, aai aaaaaalbla
bya aaod raad laadlaa fnm Wsaklhrtoa ta rliaa.
Uw at, wajtsa br IiMlvar. . Iilaaiadas safsrst
YlHEllOlltolfinilTp , SaaWwalt adaptad for
tardaalaaptrMSaa. Tkla propanr wlU ba said
aa rtiwaaUatajata.hs aat Btiratrev ja.lals ta
..,lr.rSOar,.n (,Miia fi.EtTEB-
Tiaa oa iaa raa (riaB
Vl.i.k.li!. ! PHiu flaar
BatAKunaa from laaOapHanaai
aflhaSalliaiora aad ralaaaaa rkliri
provemrataaoaaiatar aiariaaara. i
J ama bI Itaaa. Par fa rill or
aa IhakTaaaa
(taaa, aaa n ia laaaiat unnHiiwntH
raaalBt laabaallhraa aa-talka. Bow U Ika tlaaa
to parekaaa lata. Tbo a xl MOTaMaal ta raal aa
tatala Waahlaitaa wlllbaapward. OalrasaiBll
aaak lutaiil raaalraA aa ika ah V lit a ar uf
part
For Sale or Bent
FB BStT-A SWILL1BO ABD ITOBB BOOH
loctlad aa lha aonawsal aaraar af Etakik aad
Oslraats. Applrts Jl-i!tyR5Kft
-k Ii gaai,YarB v.a Biatk atraaL
lir.vi... riir-ciioicmiiir.(
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rHIB BIflT-1 BEICK nOCIE COBTilNIBO
L llroOBia. altaatada VirtaoBlkalraau balwaaa
Mew Tori ataaae aad II alraol. foaaoaaloa ftaaa
oatkaMofiprtl. "o-panlaalara apply t atoro
of J. W. Pllllaf, lie uii. oanbaO .(W.aU
stroajapafUTiHsrIafarsaal taJt if
ilOwfaawaail -JTkti M froafa aTi l-at aa
aat sid-JMfaatk airaai waaV batwaaa ITaad O
afraala oartk. aad la ltd fool doaa. aovadallaala
tftiTOtfMvKSiSfW.tTtvSi'ifitrt:
ira'yfbtvrntfjfflt'i.rt.'.v
roalaar Btfaotrraal aaak If daalrad
Lalltaab af aaaare 1.-Tkia last
-Lai
Mlbalt.f
ariiiaal
sal lata. fFmia n fat4tahaa aa O airaai
I. haawoaa.Tcairtaaaiki aad Pirtoaalk aJrii o
w,TVJuf 5-W (j"HL',l ( lleakaa,
aad BfaoiB latbsaoa Bow Tark aVaaaa. Vltka
allalUaaaa. TkaxBMtknatadway arikaaraapa
oaaaak froat. aad aaakfroat lataipravad. Fraw
ika ooatJia-ty to tba Trmwy ad otkor pablto
atTata aad BaaAlaffiaalHatloavaiklalaaaataMaraal
arr aataaklo
Tka tiu-a so tboaa lots ara rfr aaajka tarsia
WllTbe suds a JfilU VT JUIl,
npf iTBMasTO
T?OB HEHWTII&T(BEAtITIiyi,iUBaRBaB
V rMVdaBoaOraaawaod'ftiahiodaslfailia
sbova Uaorca-owB, oa Ibo Tooallylowa road.
" WaTnU. a
WABTBn-i BIT0AT10B IB BOtJSEKBtrBB
laaaral-alaia Umflr, fa-ialre at VOO B
alroat, U weaeHla(Bea)4 YoalkT. aakM-M
StT0ATieB.WAnrBDTBr-A-tODBOtMaB
wko ta dopapdtai aaota ktasaalf rariaoparl
laVtmacaad aaaCloaatoda ai work twin t ve
i"i )Biri iLiianfiir
BoayBBMBtfcspoatow !Tfy a.k'A tt-
ViWtTiiAStdoM iirrtTir-trrrt Ibout
IV Uiyj faL wltb atoaa powar Aadraaa O,
II rnifcMra.Tkin'MBlBatfaaUbotTaaa K aad
B atrsola, Wab aiUa. b-K
WAHTED-BTAtl
jSttUATtOlf aa'
BT A tl DT OP EXrtklEVCe, A
traaaat dooa aol tJt lo laajlje Up cltr ot
uatallac; AddraaJbt'TBAOktEBj' at tkla aaa.
W;
AHTID-A riatl with aa,iM cua
!! aa iihihi ta anna vaia aaa viaaia-
aroallaaoniaaal
arp or lVdo
irararraa J
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aut ag klad Mbaalaaaa, wltb tafaraaraa, A
TANTED -JOI801 If niTBET CO , TBB
J V, Pat aatk alrtal, balwooa d aad U, wall (aad
Baal Balala aad CoOkasaralal-' ffatao alMatk
I'll1; j. iijiitKit-rarTT
Boarding:.
RE. BitRB. aOMl,RTEBET, BETWEEB
taodai
IVbllll BBB milHTVII VIBfb W111
ataafaw kaardara at at MCirtiMJ baa. ii
SLMwItbUdilBca. Hktt-tl
BOA RUINU,
-llUl7'Uf HMITII
ef Laadoaaaoaalp. Va . ka1a raalaallaota Ba.
H3Taatk atrooU botvaaa D aaa Balroalf. kaa
bbooo rorapiaia aFraaoaiaoBia rur amripu a
FIKST Cl.Ha BiJAKtlllia IIOPltB Ml THE DAT
OK MOBTfi. Balk roaau aa all looro Baoaao
alasUor la aha with ar vUaaat hoari
aoTaV-tf . ,
far B At) aar
. jaFnSUiigj
Xoit and Found
nhn-at ' ?
Carpet a.
oi.3tJEma?ijsrcii.
t W.S.MITCHELL &C0.,
HMpMlfnllr ......M I. Ib.lr pair... .ij lb.
"tuV;l"IT..'b.'b,'' u" ,,M" ''"'"
lbtroiiTiD Attn bomiTid.
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, 4-lbi.r.ui. af ptiaa. Mac. im4i
I. ..trlf .tla.w.rr.Ua, ..4 w. ..Caa ib.l HI.
. moat fav.r.b!.pprti.Ur far Ib.i. IBW..IU
...plF lb...lv.v
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w.a.iiiToaaLt,) T,B.niTCIIBI.t,ac.4
laoillu. I l'.rrj. Ualldl.a;,
iilSi! " aai reaanltbble ..
BEFORE THE WAR.
FMTURE14UP JABPETS
rtao Parlor aad CkaBbarSaltaa IS poraoaLbo.
?UPl 0AlltrtT8 1 1 OAUl'Kra 1 1 1
BaalBacUaTapoairral ai aa. f
llarlford
HarUari
tbtladalpkla
HTHUI.II I
Uall ill acaamlaaj
BCaumnoth IC.rp.4a Faralllnra Mad
JjtrceLn o.f,IImtg(d pirprtlCheiji
Cellinu orr CAUPJCTH.
JOHH80H 0OIXS7.
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ar. aalll.c .ff Ib.lr alMk f CarMI. at .raal bar
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Interior Adornmenti,
1223 ''","'. 1223
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PAPER .irANOINUS,
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prta. laf C4II1 vbl.b 4afr ..vpatltltai.
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PAPERUANUER AND UrilOLRTEKBR,
Ipoft.raeiSMlrU
rsmcB aip ibtiBicin r.rnuinomoi
a4
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4J4 NlatU al. weal. b.I. II aad K .la..
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STKRLOSCOPEtf ilSl 'ITUtLOSOOPIO
flOTlT.PTItlir H
for wblab wa ara sola stasia far lha Olatrlst t
latBattoa. faaao fsrloala. 1'arfor H-.iil.ia "aA..
lara Hstta. Cord, Tsaaala sad Balla. aad a
.ta. Oofi
ral aad
riktaitaoaritaa Hlack
ilaalaadoiilnfalaad
qaaral'latoraPraraaa
WIIJTII A NTR
BcUor.
FAIHDANK'fl SCALES.
TbastUatiok cf "
GKOOEIlfl AMD DUTCH EU3
I l1 ! 7 lria aad aomplsU aaaartaaal
JB.-AJA. A. ' lUAtiU.
AMD
Counter Spates,
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,.. .. JOB. bVBATAOat,
'eat-ll Faaa. aie. eai T.aib alra-k
T?0BIALBCHBAPj-l lotiWla a wldst
X eaaail slaooftwaUjb straat. sboailooiTt
aoribof narik Vsfroot. Also, fsdt rroaiiV
U faal doaa lo wtda allar oi wait aid a of Eta raa Ik
alraal.U faal aorlV of KaiiliW siraat. Oalr a
sniall caak pafvakl f aqitrMi palaaao ta aatt pat
aSrtar'aaoaaalaa, STARR B CO.,
JfortkoaalaotBar B. T ara. aad flflasBik St.
Mfctt-at Star.
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XX BtatftaT Haraaa; far Bala. aa1lUf au Mr
rooaofsadai rkaJaraalt parakaaan, V fbs W
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aadJt. BBbtSi
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V.. aala tba followlae talaabla lotai ,
UlU.oar.HOd.-fktaUKtl-ioaT.BMla
fa-l CfroaNt rat oatka aartk Slla ofaorlW airaai.
iaawaraH-litksad.lattBtk atraata aaaUlaa blak
fraaad. wltba aommaadlaf Tlaw, BBdaaltoallal
la TbadapiklalTO faal frr 44 feat frtat.aadiea
aaLfar lha aikat airaai. .-...
Lol
El, JtTITn PAT! FAIR (CAIB1 PRICES FOB
Ladiaa. Ooat'a tad Cklldrae'a Baaaad-ksad
riotklat. Daiar Ctotklac. Boots. Ikofa. Ao.. Ba.
BlBBiatk Mroai. Wtwoaa flail BatraaU.lklraa
door 'ran Toaaff fctaa'a Ckrlatlaa AaaoataUoa
Balidlaa. k. B.-Aoy Jlaoa br Mali praiaptly
Bttoadadla aafUt-li
irABTED-BBW IBOGABTOrrCtOTUIia.
IV oUUoldaad-UTfar.ar aay olkar arllclo ot
alaa, al laa M-aaklUkod Motakaat awa
brokor btoro of aL EULTuB LO., 314 Blatb
atroot, aat. Uk alraol aad raaaarlf sala avaaaa.
da1D-lf
AmniemenU Etc
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A T I O N A t, THEATRE
Ualatihleetlkraear Mr. faaaeti Uttrtp,
kawll) appoarla kUearlasTjadfaiparaaaBtloas,
wwb auaasaoa iiwut wa, ftaa-.
lKtli.iV VHlilNn. MarfkaO. 1170. Bllh
ard Brtaatar abarldaB'a aparkUaf aid aasaadr af
Wlihaaaaatsdaatrablaaaat of aksrselars. Mr,
K1TAI.O. .
kl. . Bkavaalava
Jafaraoa la kla iBtasltabla akarsalar af Bob Asrss,
raoa ia bib iBiasiiaaia aaaraaiar ai !
Te atatiada wltb ika alortsas faraae
nii.riiit.1 .. w t
fridar.boaaltaf Mr Jaaapb Jaffaraaa. jararsoa
atlaoolalardairalla'alaak. ,
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MR. J. REMIrtQTOS FAIHI-A MD,or Fkllb.
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Indacemenunerer before offered bj any
EXItlUITION.
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latlaka . At. Tka baat aad abtapoal Eakifctlla
ii lbs klad laUa tlauad kiataa., Etalavallj If a
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Waihlngton City StTipgi Bank;
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nan oir v. m. tax.
or TAB
Burlington, Ctdir Baplli, and Mln
Quota B, B. Oo.'i
FIRST AIORTQAOK
50 YEAR BONDS,
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sakU-in ' p
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B.p aai Mil. .1 aiMl n.rbal ralefe
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