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THE ADJOUMNMKNT 0* COltiBEflB
The resolution to adjourn on the 14th Qf Au
gust, was yesterday finally agreed to by the
House; and it will probably be assented to by
the Senate. A proposition to assemble daily
hereafter at 11 A. M , failed. Mr. HiUyer
purposes introducing a bill fixing upon the
first Monday in Novembor as the day of as
sembling hereafter.
CONGRESS. *
THIRTY-THIRD CONUHKMg FIRST SESSION
Senate, Tuesday, June 13, 1854.
Mr. Weller presented the joint resolution of
the Legislature of California, sustaining the
principle of the Nebraska hill.
Mr. G win presented resolutions of the same
Legislature, in favor of cheap ocean postage.
Messrs. Badger, Gillette, Mason, and others,
presented numerous memorials in favor of a
reduction of oeean postage.
Mr. Fish presented the remonstranoe of the
Chamber of Commerce of Now York, against
any change in the existing law regulating the
assay offices.
Mr. Houston offered a resolution, that here
after the Senate meet daily at 11 o'olock. Ob
jected to, and laid over.
Mr. Gwiu offered a resolution, that, from
and after Monday next, the Senate shall meet
daily at 11 o clock. Objected to, and laid
over.
Mr. Douglas introduced a bill providing for
the annual meeting of Congrees, on the first
Monday in October, instead of Deoember, ks
at prosent.
Mr. Badger's resolutions, providing for the
printing of 40,000 additional copies of the ag
ricultural portion of the Patent Offico report,
by the Sonate printer, and rescinding fhe for
mer order for that purpose, were taken up, and
adopted.
Mr. Fish offered a resolution, which was
agreed to, calling for information respeoting
the working of the mint at Philadelphia.
A bill for the rolief of the widow and heirs
of Elijah Beebee, was taken up, and passed.
The resolution providing for the purehase of
eight copies of Moulton and Mayo's edition of
the Pension laws, for each new Senator, was
taken up, and adapted.
The Seuato then resumed the consideration
of the bill making a grant of land to the sev
eral States, for the relief of the indigent in
sane.
Mr. Cass said he would vote against this
bill, and, consequently, to sustain the veto.
1 he precedent to be established by sustaining
this bill, would bo a precedent applying only
to the hill-, and all similar grants?it would
extend no further. As be understood the rea
soning of the veto message, he (terfeotly agreed
with the President, but if that me sage should
be construed as extending further, he would
still vote against this bill, because it was un
constitutional.
House of Representatives, June 13, 1854.
Mr. Haven, in compliance with previous no
tioe, introduced a resolution to close the de
bate on the Pacific Railroad bill at two o'clock
tomorrow; but, after some conversation, he
withdrew it, and
Mr. McDougall proposed an amendment to
the bill, limiting the point of commencement of
the Northern routo to the same parellel as the
Southern ; whioh was order to bo printed.
v Mr. McDougall moved the postponement of
the further consideration of the bill to the sec
ond Monday in Deoember.
Mr. Phelps said such postponement was ne
cessary, lieuause the reports of surveys of the
different routes oould not sooner be obtained.
The motion was adopted, and a motion to
reconsider it was laid upon the table.
The resolutions proposed by Mr. Giddings
requiring the exclusion of A. O. P. Nioholson,
and his assistants, from the privileges of the
Honne, came up in order, upon tho motion to
lay them upon the table.
Mr. Giddings modified his resolution, by
omitting the name of Mr. Nioholson, and sim
ply designating the editor of the Union.
The resolutions were then laid upon the
table?yeas 101, nays 32.
Mr. Stanton, of Kentuoky, from the select
committee on the subjcct, by consent, reported
a bill to restore oivil superintendents to the
United States armories.
The House took npthe House bill regulat;ng
the pay of Deputy Postmasters, as amended by
the Sonate, which was debated at some length
by Messrs. Olds and Haven.
This dobate involved the question of the
diminished postage, of the late increase of
compensation to the Postmasters, and of the
contemplated increase of postage, to meet the
increased expenses of the Department.
Mr. Skelton said that be would refrain from
reviewing tho history of the mattor before the
House. Tho question is simply what wo shall
charge for tho transportation of letters, and
what we shall pay to thorn who perform that
duty. He argued that the Department should
accommodate the public at tho smallest powi
ble expense, and that, to do so, the smallest
possible pay thould be awarded to the offioers,
and especially in view of the fact that there is
never any difficulty in obtaining < Aiders, even
at the smallest compensation. He was there
fore opposed to the bill.
Mr. Cobb oulled for the previous question,
which wns ordered. The amendment proposed
by the Sonate was agreed to, and tho bill was
passed
On motion of Mr. Houston, a resolution was
adopted terminating tho debate on the Civil
and Diplomatic bill at twelve o'clock on Thurs
day next.
The House then went into Committee of the
Whole on the state of the Union, (at half-past
two o'olook.) and Mr. Walbridgo delivered a
speech on the subject of the Pacific Railroad.
The Aovantaoes or a Strong Govern
ment.?'Tho New York Times*ays:
A jrriter in tbo Horton Couiier rx presses the
hope that whenever another oue of the aei*
uro of a fugitive slave may coour in Boston, it
" may he tried at the navy yard or at one of
ike foriunder the flag of ike United States .
for to carry on such an txciting trial," he add*,
u in the oentre of a populous city, for nix or
eight days, causes too great a strain on ike ma
cktnery of (Jovernment." He goon on' to nay
that at the nary yards, and in the fori*, the
Federal power ha* the means of checking din
order and of keeping oat the idle and the evil
disposed. Thin in another step towards bring
ing thin law into oonfurmity with pohlio senti
ment and the spirit of tho age. Probably we
shall havo all these oa>os arising under it tried,
by and by, by conrt martial. In fact, military
law?tho law of the bayonet?seems in a fair
way of be'ng sulmtituted for common and
statute law on all mattem in which the ques
tion of slavery is involved. The Federal Gov
ernment would do well, before pntting these
designs in exeontion, to increase the army and
navy, and augment the resource* of our forts
We doubt whether our Stato authorities arc
ready to surrender all their functions into tho
hands of the Federal power. They have prof
ited somewhat by the theories of'Southern
Htatesmen in regard to State Rights. Mr Cal
houn's writing* may, after all, at no distant
day, become a text book in MasHachusettH and
Vermont. Stranger things than this have hap
pened.
11^" Charles O'Connor, United States Dis
trict Attorney, of New York oily, baa resigned
I BY HOUSE'S PKIRTIHU TELEGRAPH ]
TELEGRAPHIC CORRESPONUENCK
FOIl DAILY NATIONAL KRA.
Inauguration of the new Mayor of Phila
delphia.
Philadelphia, Junk 13.?Hod. Robert T.
Conrad wan inaugurated, this morning, Mayor
of the new consolidated oitj of Philadelphia,
with more than the customary honor**. The
oeoatiion wuh seized upon by hie partisans as well
an the friends of consolidation, an the occasion
for a public rejoicing Independenoe Square, as
well as the street* leading to it, were pretty
well crowded with men, women, and children.
What with the waving of flags, the firing of
oanuon, and the occasional cheers of the mul
titude, the whole scene piesented a most ani
mated appearanoe.
The new Mayor's speech was well delivered
and well received. Ho was frequently inter
rupted in many passages by the cheers of the
crowd. After thanking his fellow-citizens for
the high evidence which they had given him
of their confidence, and assuring them that he
would endeavor to discharge the responsible
dnt'CH of his office to the beat of hi* ability,
he proceeded briefly to point out tho princi
ples which should influenoe and govorn his
official conduot
He stated that be would noC appoint natu
ralized citizen* to office. As the Mayor has
about 800 appointments in his gift, this portion
of his speech produced considerable sensation.
He alsoBtated that bis first official act would
be to olose all the dram shops of Philadelphia
on the Sabbath. Cheers followed this declara
tion, mingled with some slight evidences of dis
approbation.
Tho new consolidated city is now fairly un
der way, and although there is a wide differ
ence of opinion in regard to the principles and
oapaoitiee of the new offiocrs, all parties unite
in their congratulations on the consummation
of an ovent which promises to add so much to
tho business, wealth, and prosperity of Phila
delphia.
Baltimore Markets, 8fc.
Baltimore, Junk 13.?Elliot made a beau
tiful ascension yesterday afternoon. It was
witnessed by thousands.
The newB by the Pacific has somewhat un
settled our markets, but not to the extent anti
cipated.
Breadstuff's?dull and drooping. City Mills
flour iB now held at $8. Howard Street,
#8 50?no sales Wheat?sales of 3.700 bush
oIh red, at $1.93; white, 1.95 a $2 Com?
sales of 8,000 bushels white at 71 a 73; yellow
77 a 80. Oats?58 a 60. In other leading
articles of the market, no change to notice.
New York Markets?Opening-of the Japan
ese Ports.
New York, Junk 13.?Private letters havo
been received by the Pacific, whioh fully con
firm the statement which appears in the Lon
don Times, to the effect that the Japanese ports
had been opened to the world, through the sole
instrumentality of Commodore Perry.
Breadstuff's?Flour dull; sales of 4,000 bar
rels State, at $8 ; Southern, at $8 50 a $8 75.
Wheat?sales of 5,000 bushels at old prices.
Corn?sales of 30.000 bushels mixed, at 78
cents; yellow, at 83 cents. Cotton dull aud
unchanged. Stocks slightly firmer.
Ak KKH CHKRRT FKCTORAL,
FOR THK RAPID CURB OP
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS,
WHOOPINO COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA. AND
CONSUMPTION.
" Witulom fit all bote dtnnv to it, mid thr great of the
earth shall k nerl before it.''
"J^EVER could thii he said with more truth, than
* it now applies to thia remedy for affections of
the throat and lunga. The exalted in learning and
power acknowledge ita supremacy, while both the
little and the great can foe I ita benefits. The liberal
winded among thoee skilled to cure, are free to own
iU mastery over distempers which have baffled their
art. Those of exalted stations are not ashamed to
testify to its virtues, but deem it a duty and a pleas
ure to thus hold out the lamp of their experience to
thoir suffering fellow men.
Witness the following:
[Translation]
Vkrvui.i.ionvili.k, La., April, 185.1.
I have of late made frequent use of your Cherry
Poctoral in my practice, and sin happy to Inform you
that in no case yet has it tailed ine. I have made
some signal cures of Laryngitis and Bronchitis with
it. and have completely cured one case of Asthma,
which had withstood every other uiedieine I could
employ.
Accept, sir, the assurances of my distinguished con
sideration Jiii.es Claiid Cooghrt. M. D,
Late Surgeon of the Royal Marine, France
Mont. !e J)r. J. C. Ayer.
Kxtract from a letter of onr Minister at tho Cour
of the Sublime Porte :
Lkqatior or thr U. S. A.,
CONHTANTINOPI.K, Tl'RKKr.
Dbar Sir : The Cherry Pectoral received from
you for the Sultan has been delivered to bis Private
Secretary at tho palace, snd you will doubtless hear
from it in due season. That you were so kind as to
send mo, has been given to frionds, who have in many
cases found it exceedingly use'ul.
Yours, respectfully, Gbo. P. Marsh,
Minister Plenipotentiary U. S. A. to Turkey.
Dr. J. C. Ayer.
Among the eminent Editors who testify to their
personal experience and knowledge of the wonderful
cures and immense success of the Cherry Pectoral In
their sections, we may mention?
IXovghton iV Co, Federal Union. Milledgeville, Ga.
h. ration. Christian Advocate, Knoxville, Tenn.
J. H. Dfd>*on, American Presbyterian, Greenville, Te.
J. D. Sainton, Democrat, MeConnellsburg Pa.
./ Run, jr . Shelbyville News, Tenn
MarNT MrKenney, Jf Co., State Gaxette, Burling
ton. Iowa.
J. H h a Mi \ Co , Journal, Reading, Pa.
Raymond. Harper, ^ Co., New i ork Times.
ft. CoM, Christian Freeman, Boston.
Wm. B. Jacob*, Christian Chronicle, Philad.
Hon. J. Wmtirorth, M. C., Democrat, Chicago, III.
Rev K. G. Reene, Methodist Protestant, Baltimore.
IV. M. Wight man, Christian Advocate, Charleston.
S. C.
J. M. Magtnni*, True Delta, New Orleana.
T. M. Donnell, Dally News. Savannah, Ga.
Geo. P Prentice, Louisville Journal, Ky.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax, M. C., South Bend Register,
Indiana.
A. Camming*, Christian Mirror, Portland, Me.
M. II. Harihtt \ Co , Republican, Hartford, Conn.
Chat/dici iV Iterry. Mariner of Peace, Lebanon, Ten.
'Fhompnan \ Co., United Km pi re and Patriot, To
ronto, 0. W.
CtmrU* Cool, I>emocrat, Danville, Pa.
M. Hannnm, I>oinoerat, Allentown, Pa.
Sherman ^ liar run, State Gasette, Trenton, N. J.
Wright \ Haven, Prairie Farmer, Chicago, III.
These gentlemen have not only certified to these
statomonta in their papers, to the public, but have
sent me their personal letters, to the effect thst they
have found my preparation an article of great public
utility.
Space will not admit full taMitnonials here, but the
agent holow named will furnish mv American Alma
nac, gratis, to all who ask for it, wherein are full par
ticulnrs, and indisputable proof of these statements.
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May It?taugl
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fbratrd MeMtont. Prices from $60 to $150.
rr-3- 'f he above makes aro the only ones tuned in
the equal temperament Melodeons ot other
makes, of all styles and prices
Martin's unrivalled Guitars, from $-5 to $n0. Flu
tenas, from $6 to $25. Accordeons from $2 to $2
Violins, from $3 to $25. Flutes, from $5 to $40.
Brass instruments, aud others, ol all kinds. ,
Dealers supplied with the above Pianos and Melo- |
deons at factory prices.
MUSIC.
' This list comprises the products, of the great mas
ters of both the American and Kuropean continents,
and is receiving constant additions by an extensive
publication of the choice and popular pieces of the
dav Dealers in Music, Teachers of Seminaries and
Academies, wishing to purchase any music published
in the Uuited States, or make arrangements for con
tinued supplies of Mr. Waters'* new issues, will find
it greatly to their interest to call or forward their
orders. Music sent to any part ot the United States,
postage free. M?? "
N ft. WIIJJAMS.
AiUmfy and rttBttlitf Lj? 1% iiliiDgUii i-ltj
PRACTICES in the Court* of the District of Co
lumbia, and befora the Department* of the Oov
?rnment. Office over Banking Hons* of Selden, Witt
ars. A Co. JnnalO-tf
K. C. WALHOKN k
WHOLESALE and retail premium ready made
shirt and collar manufactory, and gentlemen s
furnishing store, Nos 7 and V North Sixth street, Phi -
adelphia. On hand a large assortment of shirts, co -
|ars, dross stocks, gloves, hoeiery, Ac., which we will
sell at the lowest cash prices.
Shirts and wrappers made to order by measure
ment, and warranted to give
Jan SO?3m R. C. WALBORN
K. BOWMAN,
No. 117 Hanover street, Boston Mass.,
I MPORTER of French and Herman Toy Watches,
1 Manufacturer's Agent for the sale of Jewelry ; also.
Wholesale l>ealer in Vegetable Ivory Goods,. ewuig
Silk. Ac. All orders promptly attended to.
ALL?AND MORK?TOOETHKH :
JUST PUBLISHED, In one handy volume,all those
popular ways of making money, which hav* claim
ed so much attention the past year, VII ? " ?
liainsou's, Bowman's, Dr. Shriner's. Dr. Xaupi s,
rSSii I>r. Reese'.; H. S. Holt s. Sh.pman A
Co.'s H. P. Cherry's, M. I. Cook s. 0. 0. Ando?'" *
All of these have been sold, warranted to jield very
heavy profits, from $5 to $10 per day. All l?'K?^ur
though, it is beyond doubt certain that one, two. t
three of them will suit the wishes of each persosi look^
ing out lor some liberally paying business, and thus
yield correspondingly double or treble profit., To
these have been added a number of nrw 1
before puldished, and equal, if not superior, to tht best
of the above, and suited to the want* of any wh
might possibly be unsuited in the i'st mentioned
The *ork is complete. Satisfaction i* ?u?rant.' d
The whole will be sent to all enclosing $ I. postpaid^t?
L. M E. Cooke, llagerstown, Md. For S'
U copies. $10. _ P#b *ZlL
IMPORTANT TO THE BLIND.
T PATIENTS may be daily seen, at Dr Knapps hye
1' Infirmary. No 140 Main street. Buffalo 1M V,
who are obtaining their sight by having chemical a
pors applied externally, and ra?n?g "" ^
trer. ?
tlOtTMUKEKFINH HAHDWARK A^ll? FAMCt
UOOIK.
T A C BRRRIAN, Importers and Wholesale Deal
J . ersin Housekeeping Hardware and Fancy Goods.
AO I Broadway. Now York Cutlery. Silver ,md PIa^
ted Ware, .lapannery, German SUver a?i
Ware, Composition, Enamelled aud Ir< n
Ware. Bronred. Copper, and Brass Goods, La hi g
Apparatus, Tin. Wood, and Willow * are^B ushe.,
Mau. Itaskets, Refrigerators, Sporting Tackle. _
Our stock has for years past been equal to ^
surpasses in variety and extent any -'m> ar esUM.sh
ment in the country, and will ?>e sold at price, defy
''^he'auontion of Housekeepers and Merchants i.
?? ?-k'cirrus '
March IS?ly Broa^lway. New York
A CHAH!WI>H BOOK.
T ATELY published, in one heautifull^oTOamented
L volume. 4to, Stones for Alter By a r
With four exquisite designs P?lj,ed in ''"|?t
Cloth, 75 cents; or ^richly colored, $ I; and with g
'"This"new' hmik for children is written by I
daughter of one of our most ente.^isti^ and pro n,
nent merchants, who has long been kn<;wn - ?writer
of very attractive powers by a large circle^of ftMends
in this city, amongst whom her poems have ctrcn
te<I in manusoript At their urgent request, she has
given them to the public in this l^utiful v.dume;
!ind we feel sure every yonng
hands it may fall will be as de'ti;htedj??d ^charmed m
th. many who have already ohUinsalit. * hde j
pleasant a treat and so toproflng ? ** ^ ^
n.rd.Hl to children, no parent should longer let thein
^Msry'and
Flower of the Family. Weeks IMigh t Mary and
Florence, Leila on the Island; Leito Howe, Ueile
in England . The Wind Spirit aad the Rain
l^d. otBriauijr. -I ??? '
Feb. 27. 178 Che*tnnt pt., of?|iowiU Ma*oe*e llall.
A. ARNOI.n. PAT KMT AN KMT.
CIONMNUFS the bo?ineiw of furninhinft Drawing*,
J Specification*, Caveat*, Conveyance*, and procn
ring Patent-* ID attend* to alt t.imine** nraalhr re
<|uircd t.o be transacted with the Patent Office. Mod
el* Forwarded by K*pre**, and lettera containing a
fee of Ave dollar*, are promptly attended to. Peraon*
writing troin a distance *hould give their town, oonn
ty, and State, legibly.
Refer to Hon. Thomo* J. Hnak, Hon C. P. Jatnes.
and Hon. P. Allen, TT 8 Senate Deo. ?Am
IM.VKHI.I'.V * II" MHi. ?
MANUFACTURERS and Importer), of Britannia
Ware, Tea and Communion Set*, Ice Pitchcra,
Ac., No. IOW Hare or Sa**afra* street, above Third,
i opposite tka White Swan. Philadelphia Dm 1? 6m
G
S. W ALKKR, PORTRAIT PAINTER,
HAVING limuiaii a permanent reiideut of tbi?
city. respectfully Invite* the public to visit hi*
Ktuiii. on.I ullery in the 3d story of Major Morfil'a
buildiug. 4] street, second door from Shillingtou's.
M?y 18?n>d7t
JOHN S. MANN,
\TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Coudursport, Potter county, Penn. Jan. 211.
SERVANT WANTED.
G1 OOD Wages will be paid to a colored woman coin
I petent to do ibo work of a suiall family. Inquire
over Mr. Eduiouaton's Shoe Store, 7th street, near K.
Jan. 3?d3t
CAMERON'S
ENERAL AGENCY and Insurance Office, 3 Co
? lunibia Place, (2 doors norlb of Louisiana ave
nue.) Seventh street, least side.) Washington 1>. C.
Claims bofore Con|(ri)fi and the different Dopurt
inents. Jan. 8?d
aT^BERT G. BROWNE,
/COMMISSION MRHCIIANT, and Agent of the
U Boston Ileiui) Manufacturing Company. Gangs
of Rigging and Manilla Cordage ; Amorican, Ruswin,
aud Manilla Hemp, for sale
Jan. rt?d3m No. 152 Coinmorcial st., Boston.
Ktittliiiun'h Infullibit Sick lleadurhe Keuiedy.
THIS preparation, by K. P. EASTMAN, M. D , of
Lynn, Mass., has l?eeu us?h1 in private practice
for the last four yoars, with the greatest success. A
radical cure has been effected in every instance where
the direotious have been strictly followed aud |?erse
vered in. It is now given to the public wilji the lull
confidence that it will do all that is claimed for it,
and prove itself, upon fair trial, an infallible Hiri
llrtulurltr liriiml u ?
It is sale and pleasant to the taste, it brings imme
diate relief, and all who test its curative virtues re
joice in tbo reuiova of pain, and marvel at its power
in alleviating so general, and often so fatal, a scourge
The following is from D C. Baker, Esq , Mayor o.
Lynn, and President of tho Howard Banking Compa
ny, Boston:
Dr. E. P. Etutmau. ^
1>*ak Sir : A member of my family?a duughter,
ten years of age?was afflicted with the sick headache,
and we tried various remodies without success. W hen,
however, you administered to hor your " Headacbv
Powders," we found thorn to be very beneficial, and,
in fact, rustored hor to health.
I should, without hesitation, recommend them to
those afflictod; and I beg to assure you, that I fully
appreciate their value.
Respectfully yours, D. C. Baicir.
Lynn, August #, 1853.
Dr. E. P? Eastimm.
M v Dkar Sik : T avail myself of this opportunity
to express to you my high appreciation of the efficien
cy and value of your Sick Headache Remedy. I have
linen afflicted, rinco my childhood, with very severe
turns of sick headache, and have tried various rem
edies which havo been prescribed, but found no con
siderable relief until I tried your remedy, which, I
am happy to say, has almost entirely cured me. Sev
eral or my neighbors and friends have tried your med
icine, and in every instance it has entirely relieved or
greatly mollified the disease
Faithfully vnura. John B. Ai.i.ky. i
WII-SON, FAIRBANK, A CO., 43 and 45 Hanover I
at root, Boston, General Agonts, to whom all orders
should be addressed; also for sale by all the Drug
gists throughout tbo country.
For sale in Washington by Z. D. GILMAN.
March 3.
MO, MO! tOO ARK GKTTlNG MUTl
ARK YOU?
WKLL, THAT IS A MISFORTUNE, and not a
crime; but to remain gray wheu it is unlash
ionable, and so fine an opportunity offers to restore
your "rich ambrosial looks," in all their pristine
vigor and beauty, in three minutes, without injury
to the hair or tiin, Ify applying John A. J?nes Im
proved National Hair Dye, is but little short ot crime.
Therefore, don't delay. Applied and for sale by the
original inventor of Liouid rlair Dye in this country.
JOHN A. JONES,
23 Esst Baltimore si, bet. Front aud High.
Also, for sale at all the res|iectable Druggists
und Fancy Stores in every city and town throughout
the Union. April IS.
(i RAT IS'
A FEW words on tho rational treatment, without
medicine, of local weakness, nervous debility,
loss of memory, love of solitude, self distrust, dissi
ness, pimples on thofaso, and other infirmities of man
By this entirely now and highly successful treatment,
every one is enabled to cure himself perfectly, aud at
the It ast possible oost. Sent to any address, post Iree,
in sealed envelope, by remitting (post paid) two pott
age stamps, to DR B. DE LANki ,
April 1?3m 51 Lispenard street, New York.
R'
Dr. Nathaniel Thurston* Office,
100M No 20, in lliltnan's Temperance House,
. 4, on Duvis street, Nos 80 and S2, San Francisco,
California. May 8.
IMPORTANT TO THE BLIND.
DR KNAPP, Oculist, at No. 140 Main street, Buf
folo. New York, restores sight to the Blind with
cheu.ical vapors, externally applied This new
totthod, causing no pain, if at once remarkable and
successful. Several forms i f blindness are removed
hv this treatment, that heretofore have been incur*
ble March 27.
ft P CIIAftK. K. MAI.l.
C1HASE A BALL, Attorneys and Counsellors at
J Law. Cincinnati, Ohio, practice in the State
Courts of Ohio, in the Circuit and District Courts of
the United States in Ohio, and in the Supreme Court
of the United Stales at Washington. Jan. ?
Liver < oni|.lnliil, Jauntllre, I hrewlc er
Nerveus lleMIUy, t?lsea?es of the Kidneys,
\ND 411 diseases arising from a disordered liver or
stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles,
Fullness or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stoin
ach, Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust for Food, Fullness
or Weight in tho Stomach, Sour Eructations. Sink
ing or Flatulency at the Pit of the Stomach, Swim
ming of the Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing,
Fluttering of the Heart. Choking or Suffocating Sen
sations when in a lying posfure, Dimness of \ ision,
Dots or Webs before I he sight, Fever and dull pain in
the head. Deficiency of Porspiration, Yellowness of
the skin and eyes. Pains in the side, back, chest,
limbs, Ac., Sudden flashes of heat, Burning in the
flesh, Constant imaginings of evil, and Great llepres
sion of spirits, can be effectually cured by
DOCTOR HOOFLANITS CELEBRATED
HERMAN HITTERS,
Prepared by
Dr. I M, JnrUon at Hie C.rrms Hedlrlne Mere,
I'JO Arrh street, Philadelphia.
- Their power over fhe above diseases is not e*
celled, if equalled, by any other preparation in the
United States, as the cures attest, in many eases
aferskiltfnl physicians bad failed.
These Bitters are worihy the attention of invalids
Possessing great virtues in the rectification of diseases
of tho liver and lesser glands, eiercising the most
searching power in weakness ami affections of the di
gestive organs, they are withal safe, certain, and
" Aforr Home Trftimorty.
PlIUMLTMU, Marrh 1, 185S.
Dkar Sit; For the past two years I have been se
verely afflicted with Liver Complaint, Dyspepeia, and
Piles, suffering constantly the pains and inconveni
ences attendant upon such complaints, without oner
gy, being scarcely able to attend to any business I
used a great deal of medicine, without any apparent
change until I used yonr " Hoofland ? German Bit
ters. They have entirely cured me. I am now en
tirely free from pain and ache of any kind, and feel
like a new man in every respect, and unhesitatingly ?
recommend yonr Bitters to all invalids
Yours", respectfully, JoHW R. CotY,
Dr C. M. Jarksow. No. 12 Lagrange Place.
PHiusnraUtAimir* U, 1853.
Dkar Sib I have used your " Hnofland's German
Bitters" In my family for the last four years, for
Liver Complaints and Dyspe|*ia, and am pleased to
acknowledge fhat we have received the greatest ben
efil from it* use. I have recommended it to a great
many afflicted with similar diseases, with the same
good result. I have no hesitation in saving that il i?
an inxaluahle medicine, and ho|.e you will be able to
introduce it into every family in the Union.
Yonrs, truly,
Dr. C. A/. Jurltom. HI ? ?<*> "
These Bitters are rHttrrln vrfrtitMf, thereby pos
sessing great advantages over most of the pre pars
lions recommended for similar diseases. They possess
great power in the removal of diseases of the liver
and lesser glands, exercising the most potent influ
ence in weakness of the nerves and digestive organs
They are, withal, safe, certain, and pleasant
Sold at wholesale by the Druggists in th* principal
cities, and at retail by Apothecaries and dealers
throughout the United Stales
??r sale in Washinglon, DC. b, 7? D GILMAN,
ami in Georgetown by J. L. K ll?H ELL.
April l ?3taw
? WM H. IA M VI*, ATTOKWRV AT UW,
Miuliion,
("IftLLKCTlONfl promptly to. PnrtirulftT
.J attention paid to *noh rlaim* a* nr? umrkeil
" tf one Wmt," #<v, a?:nnM p?r*nnft rntiiliitfr in any
of the Wn<tt?>rn HtaUw A<idr*M m ahnva, pout p*i<l
Jan 6
UILNM'8 1IAIK DYE.
The bait article ever uMd, ?? hundred* can Iontitv
in thiacity and yirrounding country. Head! OIL
MAN'S LIQUID HA1K DYE n*?unUaH*<m*Jy chang
?a tbe hair to a brilliant jet Mark or gloaay brown,
which i* prriiuitifiU? doe* not stain or in any way in
jur* the akiu. No article ever yet invented which
will compare with it. We would advise all who have
gray haira to buy it, tor it never fad*.? Hottun Putt.
I. 1). OILMAN ,Chemist, Washington city, Invent
or and Mo Psqprietor.
For (ah by Druggists, Hair-Dressers, aud Dealers
in Fancy Article*, throughout the United States.
HKWIKIi >1 AMI INK FOR NAI.E OREAP.
WK have deposited with us, for sale, one of Avery's
su|?ri?r Sewing Machines, and ara authorised
to dispose of the same as a groat bargain. This ma
chine is considered one of the bust now iu use. We
annex herewith tbe recommendation of some of the
principal wholesale merchant tailors iu New Yorkoity
Nkw Yokk, July 30, 186.1.
Wo, tho undersigned, do hereby certify that we
have examined the "./terry drift up MurJiint," and
cheerfully recommend it for its simnlioity, durability,
and esi ecially for the peculiar stitch made by it. The
stitch ia original, and in aupeurniice ia like the most
perfect and handsome " hack-stitching '' We have
thoroughly tested the strength of the sewing, and are
satisflfd that the stitch of thia machine makes a
stronger and firmer tnim than ran br nnute hy hand.
We take plea?uro iu recommending this Machine to
our friends, and to tailors, seamstresses, and families
generally, throughout the country :
Boughton A Knapp, Wholesale Dealers in Men'a
and Uoy'a Clothing, IU Courtlandt st.
Lockwood A Dubois, Merchant Tailors, 568 11 road
way
II. A. Oould A Co., Wholesale Dealers in Clothing,
221 Washington at.
J. P. Hull, Merehant Tailor. Broadway.
Dickson A I'ettus. Merchant Tailors, Li2.'l Broadway.
Apply at the publication otlice of tho National Era,
7th street, opposite Odd Fellows' Hall. March 2.
ATrKNTION !
OOLDIERS who served in the various wars, am
O sailors, or their widows or heirs, to whom ar
rears of pay, extra pay, bounty land, pensions, Ao
may b* due, may fihd it to their udvantage to hav
their claims investigated. Address
A M. OANOKWBK,
Attorney and Agent, W&abipgton. I> C
liounty land warrants bought and sold
RAZORS! RAZORS!! RAZORS !!!~
IF you want a line, smooth shave, call at Parker's,
who can now furnish you with one of the celebra
ted Chinese Razors, and live others of the best pat
terns, of Wade A Butcher's make. Also ten new
patterns of the celebrated Tally Ho Kar.ors.
One j?ross of Wade A Butcher's Razors, l'or barbers,
d '? oncave ground. PAKKEK'.S
Pertumery aud Fancy Store,
~ under National Hotel.
NEW GOODS.
PAltKEK, at bis Perfumery and Fancy Store, un
der'the National Hotel, Pa. avenue, is just open
ing a now and complete stock of Oooda, consisting, in
pafl, of?
OLOVES.
Ladies and Oent's Paris Kid Olovos, all sites and col
ors.
PERFUMERY.
Extracts,from the houses of Lubin and Provost, Paris,
and Harrison, Philadelphia;
Genuine German Cologne. Pomatum, Boeuf Marrow ;
Cold Cream, Macassar Oil, W. I. Bay Rum ;
Low's Brown Windsor Soap, Cleaver's Honey Soap;
Lubin's Rose and Musk Soaps;
Tuyior's Transparent Balls, Ao., Ac.
BRUSHES.
English, French, and American Hair Brushes, in one
hundrod different patterns;
I, 2, 3, 4, and 5 row Tooth Brushes, London made,
for our sales expressly;
Nail and Cloth Brushes, Ac., Ac., Ao.
COMBS.
Tuck Combs, latest Paris styles ;
Shell, Buffalo, English cold-proaaed Horn and India
Rubber Dressing Combs;
John Fen's premium ivory fine teeth Combs, and
Pocket Combs.
FOR SHAVING.
Guerlain's, Kouaaela, and Harrison'aShaving Cream;
Military Cakes, and all other Shaving Soaps;
Badger s hair Shaving Bruahes, very superior.
PARKER S PREMIUM RAZOR STROP.
Washington, Marrh 12,184V.
We, the undersigned, having fairly tested Parker's
Metallic Razor Strop Powder, to which tbe Maryland
Institute has awarded a premium, take great pleasure
in certifying that it will keep the Razor in fine, smooth
shaving order, without the use of hone.
J. Macphehson Bkmuikn, U. S. Senator.
W, W. Seaton, Mayor of Washington.
W. S. Akuhrk, House of Representatives.
Rev. T. M. Pease, Washington City.
Thomas J. Rusk, U. States Senator.
Hiram Walbridge, Esq., New York city.
RAZORS
Wade A Butcher's, of our own importation ;
Tally-Ho, from 25 cents to $1.26 each.
Raiors imported to order, and all warranted.
Jan. 2-?d
M. SNYDER^
BANKER and Exchange Brokor, National Hotel
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
city, D. C. Jan. 11.
FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
BEKBE'S NEW YORK HATS for the spring of
1864. The second supply of the above elegant
Hats this day received at STEVENS'S
March 7. Sales Room, Brown's Hotel.
D. CAMPBELL,
OADDLKR, Harness, and Trunk Maker, Pennsyl
O vania avenue, a few doors east of the National
Hotel, City of Washington. Jan. 2?3m
FOR I'HK spring TRADE
SMIIRTS ia every variety of style and quality. Oen
' tie in hi in want of a good-fitting shirt can be suit
ed in itvle, quality, and price, at STEVENS'S
March 7 Sales Room, Brown s Hotel.
K. MATTINGLY,
H AT. Cap, and Misses' Flat Manufacturer, No. 7
Washington Place, 7th street, between I) and E,
Washington. D. C. Jan. 2.
Boon AND SHOES,
For l^idiet, Gentlemen, ami Children
If EDM'?NST<>N, west side of 7th street, (nearly
J% opposite Odd Follows' Hall,) manufactures to
ordar. and keeps constantly on hand and tor sale, ev
ery article in his line. of superior quality and at tbe
lowest prices. The public are thauked for their past
very liberal patronage, and are aesurod that no )>*ins
shall be spared to merit a continuance of their favor*
Jaa. IS.
WE ARE NOW OPENING,
4 T our splendidly lighted sale* room*, on Seventh
a a street. 3 doors north of Pennsylvania avenue a
choice stock of rich Fancy Dross Ooads, embracing
all the novelties of the season , also, Spring Styles
Mantellelts, Black Lace Shawls and Ncarfa, While
Crape Shawls, Cashmere Scarfs and Sbawla, French
Ki t and Silk Gloves, Hosiery and Embroideries, with
a choice lot of Linen and Staple Ooods in great
abundance-all of which will he sold at lair, low
price*.
We invite purchaser* to call and examine our stork
Observe that ?all articles are warranted to :
prove a* ropros??>ted
MAXWELL, SKAKS, A COLLEY,
April 10 7th street, 3 doors above Pa a*.
REMOVAL!
HKMRY JANNEV'8 Hoot and Shoe gtoro and
> Manufactory, fur th^ la*t toa year* located on
Mth *treet, near the <}ener?l Port Office. was removed
to Pennaylvania A vcnno, between Brown* Hotel and
7th atreei, where the proprietor ha* spared ao pain*
or eipemtf in fitting up an establishment comm< n?n- j
rate with the great iinreaec in the bu*ine** uf the
home *
The *ubacriber tender* hi* moat cordial and grato
ful acknowledgment* to hi* Irienda and patron* for
their loni; continued furor*, and will he pleaaod to
mm'I tbein in Mi new houi*.
* I have a very well-a?*orted Mock of Boot* and
8hoea, of French, New York, Kaatern, ami my own
make, embracing every atyle and variety, to which I
invite the attention ?l mouther* of Concrcm, and citi
ten* generally. HRNRY JANNKY,
Perm nr., north *ida, between Brown*' Hotel
Jan. 2 and 7th at., third door from the latter.
From th# UtfitNi St/UfM Argti>.
To thoae porw.n* who may viait Washington. and
are in want of a boot that cannot be o*relled, either
in quality or workmanahip, wo would call their atten
tion to t he card of Henry .iannev. to be foond under
the head of" Washington." A handsome un<l neat
ly made boot it not at all time* a aouree of pleasure
to the wearer, but often one of estrone torture , thi*
la canned by the bungling manner in which the boot
in fitted to the foot Mr. Janney ha* d?>vnt<.<l moch
of hi* time in studying the construction of the human
foot, in order to ascertain how a boot ahotild he cut
and fitted, thai will he perfectly ea*y to all part* of
the foot. In thi* he ha* succeeded. ao that it matter*
not what may be the shape of. or the number of corn*
on the foot, hi* boot ia iwrfcctly easy Thu* he baa
cotobined beauty with comfort
THE CONFLICT 0 V A U K ft!
BY DR KDWARI) BKJCfHKit.
Thu RtmarkabU Work hits rtacktd its F,fh
Author,i, in the brief space of Four Month*!
luahm">UnpreUdenUd tH rheol?g,cal Put>
A *h" alrwu1' b"eD frodueod by tin,
r Ki / the ??hi profound, widj
reaching, and p*riuaneut.
It is perfectly manifest to nil competent observer*,
that we are upon Mm eve of a theological diaouewon,
the most comprehensive, radical, and porteutou* tie
world haa ever seeu. To this diacuaaion tbia book
lead* tbo way, with a momentum irresietihle These
i* not a queation in Thuology which ia not dmtir.e i
to coine up for a new and thorough *ettlem?nt in the
light of thia tinal development
All thoae who have Theological doubt* and difE
cultiea should uxamine the solution thia work aflordx.
Thoae who have no doubbi, but who wish to study
the history of opinions in tbo past, and to koep pm-o
with the development* of opinion in the future wiJl
grievously err it they negloot to make themselves fit
miliar with this book. It contains the yeeds of the
thinking* and debating* of tbo next hutdred yeaui
'1 ho reception of thia work by the The logic*I
pres.4 of the country, baa beon significant. Equally
declining to accept hi* conclusion, they do it on op
posite and contradictory grounds. One half of the
Theological preis endorses the major premise of the
argument, and denios the minor." The other half en
dorses the minor, and denies the major And a* I hey
arc probably both right in tbrir positive element, anil
wrong in their negative, the work has received a Vir
tual I ndorsement ot the most |towerfui kind.
A* regards the ability of the work, and it* claims
on the attention of all, tbi* followiutr oxtructi may
nuflier: J
From the PrihrMon Rrpertot i/?< ?/,/ School Orthodox
It J* characterised by great ability, by an earnett
*pmt, by frankuea*, candor, and courtesy. It ha* a
special interest for us Wk iiaii. it as an au.v
The author shuts bis readers up to the choice between
Orthodoxy and the doctrine of Pre Kxuterine.
Prom tin Uuivrrnj/ist Qiiortrr/y a?d Ot/irral Kr
t'lilr, Jan , IS5j.
\\ e have the novel spectacle of a man clinging
with a masterly grasp to nil the fundamental* of Or
thodoxy, * * * jet dealing It a blow Leneath
wh.ch it reel*.
It would be difficult to find within the limit* of a
hundred pagoa any treatise or cnay that can con.
pare in importance with this analysis (B. iv) of Or
thodox dootrincs. Dr. Beeoher h,is atruck upon (be
right principle in hi* theory of typical interpretation,
in the fifth of Roman*
National Era.
k#8 caaBed a groat commotion amontf
tho U 1>. a In oar land. It ineritfi their attention.
r N. Y". Trthu nr.
The most aignifioant work on Theology which has
appeared of late.
Jn many respocts, thi* volume is one of the most
curio a*, a* well as ono of the most suggestive, pro
duction* of modern American Theology.
Philadelphia Presbyterian Quarterly, N?w Softool.
Able it unquestionably is.
WeM mirueer Revitrw, England.
The "Conflict of Ages" is, in effect, a protest
against Calvinism by on# of the loading Calvinistio
divine* of New England.
Boston CongrtgmtionaJut.
A very unsafe book for hercsiarcha to put into
the hands of oither Univer?ali*t or Unitarian of real
and manly mind, accustomed to deep and serioua
thought. Whatever else he may be or may not be,
he will never be either an ancient Socinian or a mod
ern Univerulist
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, CO.,
May 20. Publishers, Boston.
VISITERS TO THE METROPOLIS!
PERSONS visiting Washington, and in want of
Boots or Shoes, are invited to call and examine
my stock, which comprises a* good an assortment of
Ladio*,' Gentlemen's, Boys . Youth a, Misses, and
Children's Shoe*, as can be found in the city. Prices
moderate. JOHN A RUFF, Penn aionue,
Jan. 11. Between 4 J and fith sU ,'Washington.
CHA I !'S FRODSHAATS
IMPROVED iiONOMETER WATCHES
IN plain and hunting eases, of uvery variety of style
and sice.
Ladies Watches, of new and elegant stylos, just
received from the manufactory of Charlea Frodsham
84 Strand, London.
Al*o, Watches from the most celebrated Londcu
and Swiu maker* For sale by
S. WILLARD,
J*?- ^?d No. 9 Congress street, Boston
INDIA RUBBER COMBS ? GOODYEAR'S
PATENT.
AI IE have now a complete assortment of the India
*?? Rubbur Combs, Of all kinds, wholesale and ro
tail.
Five groaa of Children * Round Combs.
Five gross of the five patterns of Dressing Combs
PARKER S
May 2 Comb, Perfumery, and Fancy Store.
COMBS! COMBS!! COMBS!!!
JUST opening, a handsome assortment of ike latent
pattern* ol French Tuck Combs, in shell and but
falo. Also, ten new pattern shell and buffalo Drew,
ing combs.
Brushes ! Brushes / / Brush,? ! ! !
Just opening, a very large ai.d splendid assortment
of hiiglinh, French, arid American Hair Brushen. in
one hundred new stylus, among ?hich are a few fine
ivory and buffalo backs. PARKKR 6
Fancy, Perfumery, and Comb Store,
M*y 2- under National Hotel
NEW AND ELEGANT SILKS, EMBK( I
DKRIES, CLOAKS, &c.
THK subscribers beg leave re-poct folly to invite
the attention of the ladies of the city and vicini
ty to the following now and rich Uoods. which have
just been received, viz :
60 drosses extra rich Brocade Silks, for evening*
75 do. do. do. street,
26 do. do. Mora antiijue, watered .
15 do do. Moru antique, brocade
10 do. do. black Brocade Silk;
12 do. do. flounced Brocade Silk*,
10 piece* light-colored plain Poult de Soie ,
25 do. very rich plaid Silks ;
25 do. Silk Illusions, for party droseee, all col * ,
.'?? do. watered and plain real Iriah Poplins
150 new style Paris trimmed Chemisettes a Sleeves,
in s?ita.
250 do. French embroidered Collars,
50 do. French embroidered cambric Chemi
sett** and Sleeve*, in set* ,
75 French embroidered t'bemiaettes and Sleeves,
trimmnd with Maltese lloniton, and Valuti
ciennes Lacos. very cheap;
160 Hairs embroidered mii'lin and cambric Sleeve*,
2W French ?'nibroideied HaiidkT* a great variety
300 pieces Ktiglish and Froiwh Thread Laccs,
25 velvet Cloaks, latest style .
26 embroidered cloih Cloaks latest etyla ,
25 plain and trimmed cloth Cloak*,
50 small Persian ScarlV, for tho neck ,
50 long Cashmere Shawls ;
25 richly embroidered white crap* Shawls;
Together with a great variety of new and elegant
article* appropriate to the aeason , all of which we
?re enabled to offer at reduced prtces. having taken
advantage i*t the advanced season to m eke our pur
chaw* (.Ian 2 | BOOK. BROTHER, k CO
TO THK CONSUMERS OF DRY GOODS
lf'4o Strk tkeir Supplies in our Marktt.
ONK PRICK ONLY We an< now in our NFW
STt'RK, which wa* erected expressly for a*. W?
think it th<? most comfortable And bent lighted store
room in the city; and with increased room. facilities,
and experience, doomed quite ample, we -hull den I
largely in
KORKIKX AMI D01KSTIC DM (JH.DS,
of e\*ry stylo. all of the best equalities, and for which
we ?hall havo unr prirt only
Wo shall well cheaper than we ever hare done; anil
in having one price only (which, in oar opinion, ia
the only fair and eqtaitald'e way of doing business) we
?hall maintain our self respect. which is above ail
price or snccees. Moreover, we oxpect to retain all
the trade of thi.se prompt customer* who hare made
I their purchases of its for some years past, and donht
les? we ?hall have a large accession ol now customers,
who prefer to hoy where onr fair prrrr only it askt-H.
Wo feel that oar simple word i* requisite only to
satisfy onr former customers that the one price sya
I fin is the correct one, and to their advantage and
we do not hesitate to assert our belief thst all candid
and intelligent persons will, after an impartial exam
ination of prices, fabric, and stylo*, give a one priro
atore tho preference. Those who are not jndges of
goods cannot fail to he impressed at once with tho
manifold an<l vast advantages to tho purchaser re
sulting from the ado|tion in gnoH faith of the rmr
pnrt m*trm , it nereasarily insure* low price* to the
purchaser fori! becomes absolutely necessary to meet
at the start all competition that can bo offered in
prices
Our scale of price* will be *o low and the profits so
small, that we cannot and will not sell bat for the
rath or to customer* who nay promptly. For tho -o
who purchase vrry In*rfly, or to sell again, redtic
tion? will bo made
The public aro cordially and most respectfully in
vited to call at all times and examine our stock
I'KRRY k BROTHFR Central 8t/?rea. '
Jan 3?d (Op Centre Market.) Waahington City