Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1861, Page 1

a EG THE DAILY EVENING STAR oJ PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, «SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 11th st., ar > Papers served in packages by osrriors at @4 © year, or 3? cents per mouth. To mail subscribers the price is $3.50 & year, im advance; $2 for sik months; $1 for three months; and for less than three months st the rate of I2cents a week. Single @opics, ONE CENT; in wrappers, TWQ CENTS. TDP Avventisewsnts saculd be sent to the office betore 12 o’e.ock m.; otherwise they msy not appear until the nextday. vo, XVII. Ebenimg WASHINGTON. D. C.. SATURDAY. JANUARY: 5. 1861. Star. N2. 2.459. making, selling and locating fraudulent land certificates," whereby it was provided that to be in any manner directly or indirectly con- cerned in making, selling or locating any forged or fraudulent land certificates, knowing the same to be fraudulent, the person con- victed should be punished by thirty-nine lashes on the bare back, and imprisonment for not less than three nor more than twelve months, in the diseretion of the court; and it ‘Waar Sxcrsstox Mzans.—The very best pos- sible arguments against such action as that re- sorted to by South Carolina on the 20th ultimo, are embraced in the debates of that day in her Convention, when the body set themselves to work to count the cost of their movement. Below we print a few choice extracts from their sage reflections on that occasion, 2s follows: Mr. Dunkin said: It is well known that if a GAS FITTING, &. _ pon AND GA8 FITTERS J, W. THOMPSON & CO. Would call Shopuretes of water takers to their ll aasortment o} J ix y to its intro- Soae-anvey a vaahe Mae Rhee ba eth pean th LORE pealbeek Rok eee ete wae vessel the bar of Charleston without the | is charged that Judge Watrous, since his ap- iaving superior adva with prectioal regular papers signed by the collector of that port, intment to the office of district judge for the | krowl igo, we are to'introduce Water eau ae be nen wp tn went | Eatit of Texas, has violated the provisions | nt selegs Mi ir aMees IaPioranah™ ‘tes or pirate. Oo A is . . ts os Teil. ‘The coil this. He | Of this statute and encouraged others in the aven' no 2%4-dtMar1 bet. 9th and loth ste.s south aide, 9 VE & CO. Pexeeuis any’ ordera with wa. violation thereof. In order to understand fully the nature of this it is necessary to state in 1837, by a pohcci nae of Texas, deantions of land were didn’t do it. (Resign his U.S. commissson.— Fo.Stan}) * @ # Pr without bread ‘won't bear reason; their patriotism is dead. Sir, next to bre in our ial state of society, is light. I don’t mean the glorious light of heaven; | made to those who had settled in the country telat people meek aan in nce. —_ pres to 1836, the date of a hens open aH; Store on Sth strest, te doors north of | Ly 4 independence, giving to mari men one BELIERS ‘ata, ramming bi light. If, sir, suddenly withdraw this other @. Tight to eg and’ our, or cae an seemns ad, be, Sens snelateied. Seayanen st ® paN princes oe ome SPE rr yp the manne, upton Of LAR nm ” of communication. nder this law it appears that boards of 6 FIXTURES, it, the consequences . E Have ae” sre daly vecaetn ', GAS which would result from it will be easily appre- | 1and commissioners were appointed, whose FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and ns ciated by every thinking man in every cornér of | duty it was to in te all claims in the | and nish, superior in style to anything heretofore the State. * * * government for head-right to lands, as they | Pffered in this market. Wo invite citizens general Sir, | merely suggest this, as {t has been spoken | were called, and to grant certificates to such | Fixtures, fooling confident that we have the best Sf Shute Gareliae front sha Gusto Howse dame | Betsons asshould prove themselves entitled to | selarte! stock ia Washington. oo aa, : 11 Work in near pay the ex; of the customs. For the last | ‘hesame. It seems that many of these boards | 411/15 promptly attonded penses to, quarter, [ understand from the best authority that MYERS & McGHAN. of commissioners cngaged in most extensive ihe post offices of South Carolina cost the govern- | frauds, Py granting large numbers of certifi- | _ mar 5-tf 376 D street. iment $240,000, and the receipts bave been less than | cates to fictitious persons, and to persons not I SNYDER 250,000 * * * Now, Mr. President, 1 have | entitled tothe same. These transactions be- PF! 1. UMBER AND GAS FITTER said stop for idee: Shut up for a day the port of | came open and notorious, and threatened se- to the corner of Twelfth the Charlesion, and the ships now loading with the | rious injury to the interests of the republic, ¥ he introdues, yenter nd Ope reducts of our conntry would rot before the: t le terms, guaranties voae got ou. if ay erainance was and in order to guard against them so far as | satisfaction practicable, the law of 1840 before referred to 1 t t they will have no papers; they are stopped. Pass on band @ lot of COOKING and other : STOVES, whi ane than Gen your ordinance, and what is the c ence? | Was enacted, as well as othor laws, tending to | yi, nl a A = bd ig 7 Why, sir, we are stopped a single day. If we | accomplish the same object. It is uite obvi- were two days, all the eloquence of Mr Stevens would be but a penny w! with the astonisbi ‘The stoppage of ous that if the immense number of fraudulent certificates put in circulation should be con- firmed by surveys and patents, the whole of the vacant landsin the republic would soon OF INS Pot ‘OR AND SEALER on oF eae METERS, s OTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN, That agroe- al Giese Ef dhe cedinedonclihe Oor: compared causes among ourselves. ements is an argu- ment that will make a man silent. Tbis will have been absorbed coves! May 12, 1880, the undersigned i a cl e Fi ed ‘iting, pewrtiy en ee < ae cated John C. Watrous was appointed a federal ment paerer aa ‘sents, to insped EperapB in rotting at the wharves, and the whole | judge in Texas on the 29th of May, 1545. soon test, prove, and azcertain the scouracy 0 registration of any gs meter in use in this city.’” Every moter, iffound ineorrect, will be condemned, and another, sealed and marked ae trae, will be got init place. If proved to be scourate in its messurement of gas, it wil be sealed accordingly, and again put in position for nse. Othoe aS ot een rest, (near Odd Fel ows’ 1 nm from 8 a. Pa CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM, jy 12-tf Inspeotor and Sealer of tins Metors. after her admission into the Union. It is a significant fact that his oppeiniaiens was very ree, ressed by Jas. N. Reynolds, a resi- dent ew York city, who was then engaged with Judge Watrous, in organizing a compan to deal in false land certificates, and who af- terwards figured conspicuously in the business of the company thus organized. Other gentle- men also interested in the same business strongly ur; the appointment. A short time rovious to his appointment as district judge of ‘exas, Judge Watrous was eng with cer- tain parties in the city of New York, in organ- izing @ company for speculation in jand certi- ficates. It is entirely obvious-also that it was designed to engage in the business of buying and locating land certificates known or be- lieved to have been fraudulently iesued. Judge Watrous had given an opinion as early as 1544 or 1845, to the persons en; aged in forming the company, that the title obtained upon fraudu- lent certificates hehe rl gio valid. of our ordinary transactions will stop. any argument that can obviate it? tte Gregg said: * * * Wer Have Now ACCOMPLISHED THE WORK AFTER FORTY YEARS. Mr. Haynessald: * * * The sinple act of secession does not abrogate all the laws We bave a great many laws on our statute books which were Pas#8D BY THE GOVERNOR AND THE Privy Councit!!! Mr. Chestnut —We must re¥ivify such laws 2s will best preserve us from calamities. Asto duty, if you turn the ship of State adrift, what will become of the officers? Mr. Maseyck.—There is no duty for the collector of the porttodo. The office has been swept off My opinion is, that the present system of postal srrangemegis is a nuisance. The public can be better served by private parties between cities like Philadelphia and New York at one cent instead of three, AND BETWEEN LESS IMPORTANT PLACES TEN OR M CENTS. , Mr. Calboun.—We have that has been bullt three qua: ofacentury. * * Mr. Dunkin sid: * * * What is a legal teader in eefale Um of debts? Is it not gold Is there ULCANITE BY jae ad ARTIFICIAL Dr. WADSWORTH has made ful! arrangemonts to introduce the Vuicanite Base into his Practice, and t0 fully recommend 1t to hie So eoeS patente, artial Seta of Teeth can be inserted in less ti Bt ess crpense ond with on artistic beauty, comfort and durability unsurpassed. de 17-e08t* No. 366 C street. I REMNANTS PAPERHANG N Lots eu ficient to paper an ordina: o1 a temple down and silver o} United States? In the case of} During the year 1346 the proposed company] detv-ecst™ "Odd Follows’ Hall, clearing and entry of vesssis, we are very liable to | was organized under the name of ‘ The Texas | 7 ~ @ALTS’ “ bave the same confiscated. Land Emigration Company.’’ In this com- City STEAM FiRE-WOOD MILLB AND Mr. G seid: * * © Is it necessary to maintain the I$ to 30 per cent. duties im by the Congress of the United States? Snorip THESE DUTIES CONTINUE TO BE LEVIED, OUR PEO- PLE WILL SUFPER A TERRIBLE CALAMITY. Mr. Maseyck said: Let the collector of the port battle with the diificulties as they come. We submit to men of common sense, that these extracts show that this Convention already realize that they have “cooked a pretty kettle of fish” for thelr people—an entertainment by no means as inviting to the people of the reat of the Southern States, as the latter supposed ere it became neces- sary to begin thus to inquire in earnest what they have really been doing. epee CASE OF JUDGE JOHN C. WATROUS. etd Judge W. as had a large intereat. rior to its erganization money for the pur- chase of head-right certificates was raised from parties in New York, which Mr. Jas. N. Rey- nolds took to Texas, and with the aid of one J. G. Miller, a resident of that State, a large amount of fraudulent head-right certificates were obtained and brought to New York by Reynolds, and assigned to parties who had ad- vanced the money. The company was then formed. In the distribation of the labor in carrying out the object of this enterprise, Miner was urchasing agent, Reynolds was to eporiadend the locating, and, as litigation was anticipated, Judge Watrous was counsel; and each were interested in the company to the extent of one-sixth. It is clearly established COAL DEPOT. Foot of Seventcenth street, below War Department, WOOD prepared, any longth snd size, to suit the wants of ¢ P perenaeer COAt—KEPT N COAL HOUSES, a tage pay the weather—delivered free from slate, dirt, 8nd other impurities. 2 to the ton. & W. M. GALT, nol0-tf 292 Pa. -w. lith and 12th sts, [MroRFant TO BOUSEKEEPERS. BE. R. DURKEE & 00.8 BSELHOT SsPrroms. Gvarsnteed not only ABSOLPTELY AND PERFECTLY but ground from fresh Spices, selected an by us expressly for the purpose to cost. ‘They aro beautifully URE, cleaned without roference packed in tinfoil, In the House of Representatives, Dec. 20, that the certificates obtained by Miner were of —<s werent. Chapt ore rhe 1360.—Ordered to be printed, and the fur- |.the class known as fraudulent, and were pur-| Spices are almost invarianly short. We warrant ther consideration postponed "to Thursday, chased atavery small price. It seems also flavor, em, in point of strength and richnoss o} PeVOND ALL COMPARISON, ba single triai will abundantly prove, ani fe 13-if.D& W.tr tured only b: QS EASONABLE DRY GOODS! that Miner undertook the process of manufac- ture himself. Under the auspices of Judgo Watrous, fictitious suits were instituted in the distriet court of Texas, upon fraudulent certifi- cates, and transferred to the Federal court of New Orleans for trisl—the object being to ob- 27th December next. Mr. J. H. Reynolds, from the Committee on the Judiciary, made the following Report: The Committee on the Judiciary, to whom were referred sundry memorials preferring charges against John C. Watrous, District Bi Peart a oe Ger, t tain a judicial determination in favor of cer- | Cloaks, Shawls, Fiannels, Judge of the United States for the eastern tiffeates known to be forged, fictitious. and] piankets, OrInOSs ull Clothe meens, Linseys. district cf Texas, and praying for his im-| fraudulent The evidence connecting Judge Fanoy Silks, _ Silk Robes, * peachment, having had the same under con-} Watrous with all these transactions isof a most | Poplins, — Valonci Ntooped Ski Reps, sideration, respectfully report : Z conclusive character, and the committee do] jrish Linens” Sheatinge cies That in view of the previous proceedings | not deem it necessary to refer to it in detail. jeaver Cloth, Sook Flannel, ; —- the act beg hay apo d There is evidence also connecting Judge Wat- | White Goods, | incinen Sets, Runtcolderion, entered g| @ investigation at the first ses- ith o! of aso im- a * * sion of the present amare in the belief that epafsbome cy Shem tape ecole ar omaterpenes,__ Comets. _Loweines. ilar character in respect to land speculations in the State of Texas, and particularly with a company organized at Louisville, Ky., known as the Peters Association or Colony, in all of which he appears to have been a prominent and moving spirit. It appears to your committee quite unneces- sary to enter upon any argument to show that a man engaged in such transactions, with such associates, egy. hed the most unscrupulous means to render them successful, is unfit to hold a judicial office under the Government of the United States. It is quite true that the operations of the land company in the purchase or manufacturing of fraudulent land certifi- cates, knowing them to be such, and intending to procure theur to be approved as valid, were not judicial acts, yet we think it clear that itis such “misbehavior” as gives jurisdiction by impeachment. It cannot be pretended that a person who deliberately sets about the viola- tion of law forthe purpose of gain is fit to ad- minister justice toothers. It might as well be said that a notorious felon was a proper person to exercise judicial functions in the Federal court of T and we do not perceive why, upon the evi @ before us, Judge Watrous was not, with his associates, under the laws of Texas, liable to be taken from his judicial seat by the officers of justice and punished by thirty-nine lashes on his bare back, and also yin agen to imprisonment for the period of it was of the highest importance to the public interest, as well as to the accased, that some definite result should be reached, and some action taken which should be regarded as final. In the 35th Congress much time was expended by the Judiciary Committee in the investiga- tion of the charges preferred, upon which Jadge Watrous was Seer in person and by counsel before the committee, a large amount of testimony was taken, and the committee were equally divided on the question of im- peachment. The House, upon a consideration of the case, refused to adopt the resolution for an impeachment. Upon the present investi- gation the committee came to the conclusion t proceed ez parte, and they have accord- ingly taken additional evidence only in sup- f the charges against the accused. They ave also considered before them the evidence taken during the 35th Congress, and the re- ports made to the House thereon, to be found in vol. 6 of the reports of committees of the House of Representatives for 1857 and 1853, and their proceedings are more properly to be regarded as a continuation of the former in- vestigstien than as an entirely eriginal one. The additional evidence taken by the commit- tee during the present Congress, in respect to the charges upon which four members of the Judiciary Committee ef the 35th Congress (Messrs Chapman, Billingburst, Miles Taylor, All of which we offer st prices to suit the times, de 12 TAYLOR & HUTCH . QPECIAL NOTICE TOOUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS, We have lsd their bills all made off, and those who prefer calling at our desk for them will please do so by the 25th inst. After that date we shall render evsry bill on our books, and owing t» the great panies we must ask our friends to make prompt fo aed 2 We are in want of all money due us at his time. .W. COLLE Cu, de 21-2w 523 Seventh st., above Pa, av. Tu EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY P. EMRICH. at ths corner of Penn. avenue end Eleventh street, has been greatly improved recent!y and now offers greater inducements for the patronage of citizens Bnd strang ubli¢ house in the city, his pri those of any other botei on Fenn. avenue, and his acoommodations for permanent or transient boarders unexseption- able, The bar and restaurant arrangements of the Europesn Hotel have alrendy beoome very Pe as On. lar, being all that can be desired by the most tidious. Tae proprietor piedges unremitted tion and contiaued liberal expenditures to give sat- isfaction to all thus renéws his invitation tr all to give th ropean Hotel a call, de4-t LOAKS! CLOaAaKSs: CLOAKS! The Camilla, the Arab, aribaldi, Ibanas, résch Sack. yy omeo, the Zouave, Tho Richard, the Enclisn'Sack. i 1 sty:es in i mens other new and bosul 5 ept, Treco and French Beaver Cloth,ia prices ‘om $3 50 to $2, to which weask the attention of TAYLOR & HUTCHISON, and core 8. -araey faery the | twelve months. NEW PAWN OFFICE. adop & reso! a peschment, dees} The fact also that Judge Watrous, knowin; >. t pot materially ¢ the facts as they’ then | these certificates 10 bevfalse, sought by his| a SsPom chrkae: omsht, Ner@ © appeared. But evidence has been agency and influence to have them approved” 5 has opened LICENSED PAWN Ulsan avenue, between few doors east of the new Cen will be at ali times with promptness, on is ‘ ns + Dry Goods, Clothing, | da showing the connexion of Judge ‘atrous with transactions of a character un- bow & judicial officer or an honest man, and wi ey not only present an independent ground misbehavior deservin, by the courts as valid, discloses on his part a view of the administration of justice quite in- consistent with the idea that he, under all cir- imemerite svi partiall Large Peter with purity or im ality. who, with associates of a questionable character, for arposes of private gain by the employment of pared to Bttontion id ios’ Tools, &e., always on hand at private sale de 7 im sd YOU WANT TQ SAVE THE UNION impeach- Mechan- means, uses the influence which his posi- a cial integrity of Judge Watrous. so far as it is | ij ily gi i HARVEY'S sled in quesion by the memorins orth ev | oatiw io sanction frendelent ond Vorged tits | SPAS BILGE By SP en ee dence. to land, should be expelled from office. That } which he will serve to ow re at tie LED In respeet to the aoe contained ia the | Judge Watrous has n thus engaged, your | Shortest note and on srms, memerials of Jacob M and EliphasSpen- | committee think the evidence clearly shows. F. 6 -Orsass Servet $0 families and hotels aro cer, the committee do not essential to ot coniaen ae iy aenlded. See paranns.cnt- therefore t is — — 7 ne natn sapere Hee! taken isis Pa ene Sa oe T. M. HARVEY. only to express their entire concurrence in the | adoption of the following resolution : : ~ singer: wing a vie the report Bosctead, That Johr 0. Watrous, United : vole - 388 PENN. AVENUE, States district judge fer the eastern district of NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING. Texas, be impeached for high crimes and mis- demeanors. ws thereof presented in signed by Messrs. Chapman, Billinghurst, Taylor and jouston, of the Tedislary Goumitess of the ‘Thirty-fifth Congress, upon which an impeach- ment was recommended, and also to concur in the recommendation with which that report ~ Toi in respect to the charges there con- The committee have had before them on the present occasion the memorial of Wm. Alex- ander, a member of the legal profession and a citizen of the State of Texas, in which it is charged, among other things, that individuals constituting a board of land commissioners of the then republic of Texas did, in violation of Dessity or tHe Porvtation oy Paris —Such is the crowded state of the Paris thoroughfares that the during the year five thousand bave been wounded and seven hundred » by the vebicles of all kinds which fill the Poorest § pg Soren aga of the latter almost impossible pedestrians. railways, and of crossing bridges for foot - gers, is proposed and will probably be upon. rans 6! 5 hems, fells and >» Wi 1° t 8 a8 oF aioe ten tapers chek Ba 06.’ Our alee SO SE at RTA no law, make and issue fraudulent certificates] Mysterious Emsezitrmest tx Jowa.—It G'B wi BRAD AND RL MANU? pds gh Persons not entitled to the | bas been discovered that about $7,000 of the fund orn near ine oor. same, ner “ae of Alamakee county, lowa, are missing. The recorder and treasurer, Elias T. , died sud- denly, @ short since, It fs su the y member of the rold them in the market. fraudulent | Onty Was, cmberz: t become known to the Con- | sunply audiclent to protect gress of the Republic, various laws were en- aoted to obviate the evils arising therefrom, eod to pupise euch persons @s might attempt to inks 5 shee frauds and forgeries & suuree of gain; among others, an act was pasted on the Sth of February, 1540, entitled * An act to punish individuals concerned ip PREC REYS a Fate En ag SE THE WEEKLY DOLLAR STAR. ‘This excellent Family and News Jourasi—coe- talming 6 greater variety of interesting reading than can be found in any other—is published of Priday morning. Traxs—Cosa, incariadiy, ta advance. SS Se — s 0 generally throughout the country. ° IL7*Bingie copies (in wrappers) can be procured at the counter, immediately after the issue of the paper. Prioe—THREE CENTS. WOOD AND OOAL. TO THE PUBLIC! GO WHERE YOU CAN GET YOUR ~ CLOTHING, &e. ON! GREAT ATTRA : Acran8 RUSH FOR SVENTH STREET! ALL Stor at FOR SALE AND RENT. ee ey ees occupied MONEY’S WORTH S MIT H'S, recently held by Mra, Smith as @ ae 46 2) % “or further information apply to (GPTRY IT! PROVE IT! KNOW IT! MP Soekn ot mmenee Ens ori tte nebeertar) AS LAWSON, QT WHAT? (Cech wae Shp ngeenes be ed bys gentleman who | de4-cotf Sa = |. 8. Arey. tf recei some o! ir ans Woo Przite PIONEER MILLS, end buy your | I have just returned fi a Buen Ser R RENT. in the Pure Ward—three equares Dt laree stock of Cl. ‘THING, FURNISHIN et ae, Wee . = GOODS, HATS and CAPS. bought for cash attwo | FLCEL op aon Parlors sud Chambers. separate, oF PROVE WHAT? thirds their net oost,and which | will sell st a «mall | £°r 8 ed Pas anes Jancieied + loos FEZ Prove that you oan get your WOOD there | one ee a any ad Ore ts une at tothe Avecge. “Inguireat this office. . o' than eisewhere in the city ; and then you | 37: rity tre eh SS gtd de3 Rawth KNOW WHAT? eg 2S SHIRTS, UNDER- ELLAS, SCARFS. SHAW Bhs GLOVES: snd all kinds Apparel, at astonishingly low prices. A word to those that want to purchase Bie rere bog ot WUUD for ens iaunare Gee ‘LIT, AND DELIVERED FREE OF CHaReR. Cat PIONEER MILLS! SIGN OF THE BLUE FLAG-STAFF, Bournwast at a AND Canal + (Sou 0. F no 19 G UE PAGE, Acenr. , tie AN ”9 o 4 L Deli to all liyered parts of the city, at the lowest T.J.& W.M. Office 282 Pa. av., bebvens th a Sak zy. ma 17-tf north side, COLLARS, B, a 5 Seventh street, where, and satisfy yourselves that 8. La: Se rgai 4 T Gsicim’ No. 460 Seventh ot, ‘opp. ENTLEMEN’S Our present assortment o: READY-MADE CLOTHING offers to cit: and strange: SORTEO NUMERO &8 ORDINABIO. WALL, STEPHENS & COW manner. no 16-tf ARMENTS, UM- Gents’ Wearing Having boucht these goods at very low prices, | am lent that you can save 25 per cent. buying me. B. SERVANTS’ THING in abundance, Don't forash to ouliat the Pep ‘or Clothing Store, before READY-} ci 'HING. oriment st GENTLEMEN'S {7 Clothing made to order in the most superior nner. v FORA ESE pep Wowee ena betwoen Dand & ste. Tie how ne in farted wii <n eee SatOy, nove Be wn ner cod =" is ‘Apply to JAS. A. MA- co 3 TE TE ‘OR RENT-—A three story brick HOUSE, oon- taining 8 roome, in good order, si By ae tures complete, on Hi street, between 4th | a Also, & two-story briok COTTAGE, with yard attached, corner of F north east. To punctual will be no 13-tf rior inducements, ombraciag, st this time, all tyles and qualities of D ad Business tiar- OR RENT.—Two now three-story BRICK T Oy hE BAVANA LOTTERY. ments and Dreroosts inal varttion, Fine Shirts | HOUSES with back buildings, each hoves HE Next Drawing of the vans Lot- | and Under-clothing of al Kid and other | containing 8 rooms, with gas, pleasantly situated tryco notee by she 8 Spanish ng Ho pe Gabe, —— of best ae. rf rams, Graveney op om atrest s ao wen ENE ¥ creme, vent tae pis Captain General Stor . &o.. &o. Al moderate. ly . NBY. opposite, will take place at Havana on omering at cur noonl tow ay sara to JOHN q. ENMAN Ute ‘aveauee 4 a FRIDAY, Janvary 4, 1061. 12th and 13th streets. All orders for schemes or tickets to be addressed dette Carsof City Post. Charest &.C. Cure Cough, Cold, Hoarseness, In- luenza.any Irritation or Sore- No. 460 Seventh Street. vantage to give mea call. de7 im J. H. SMITH, Croruier. : {GAFITAL PRIZE $100,000, a a = re — 30 of 100,900 wial A A GA je lo os BM a Pnsee ee OYFRRED AT THE 1 0 eee §=—9,000 1183 = do rr PEOPLE’S CLUTHING STORE, } e snes ‘20 approx. — 8,200 cLopiine. SEVENTH Sreest. IN ALL LES, "FURNISHING GUODS, Who.e Tickets, frie Rae's se uarters, $5. HATS 3H cashed at sight at § por cent. discount. aND ifs on al! colrent Hanke Fekou at pars cars, A drawing will be forwarded as soon as the result | At 20 Pex Cent. Lass ruan thx Usvat Rares. becomes known, At SMITH’S, NB cals want of CLOTBING and FUR- NISHING GOODS wi | find it greatly to their ad- OR RENT—The the west the Cane, rw Story and the third floor of = F ferent fo RICHAR! alsa 3 venus. 13 tf FEMALE EDUCATION. Tose Patents who wien ther Seti mere to re ovive & thocough and systematic their phystcal traming will receive daily and attention, under the trost approved sretem of is thenios and Gymnastios. liy invited to ness of the Throat, Relieve the Hocking Couph in Consump- tion, onchitts, Atkma, € Catarrh, Clear and gine strength to the voice of BLIC SPEAKERS = oe anp SINGERS, ew Are aware of the import: Cough or “Common Cold in tks feet ‘tages that which in the begining would yield to a mild reme- oe if neglected. soon attaoks the Lungs. ** Brown's ronchias Troches,” containing cemulcent ingredi ents, allay Sipe rot and Bronchial frritation. “ That trouh) BROWN'S which "the * Trochew™ bee erapeeste) | having made 7 mere “4 TROCHES perro Ne WILLIS. |. “*I reco: BROWN’S sen Zecommond their use to Pusric TROCHES REV. E. H. CHAPIN. BROWN’S Nass.” reat service in subduing Hoarss REV, DANIEL Wisk. TROCHES ,,,,Almost tart reliefin the dix. BROWN’S '? Asti WwW MERCHANT TAILORING. E. Invite our customers, and oitize! STINGS, OVERCOATINGS, which we will make to order in superior style at very low proces. WALL, STEPHENS & CO. 00 25-tf betw, 9th and loth EAD THE FOLLOWING FR weli known Captain of the Steamer Fulton: New ORvgans, 3d (ct, 1853. which wa can make our gratification, I will son, eleven his ears, nec! much of the time v: they would kii! him, s pear, then it would break and mal which wou'd not heal. They beoam form and often ‘pairfal; they. tp and scemed te undermine jis health. oains feeble snd siek Medicines, but they did no ¢ of breathing peouliar j EV. A. C, EGGLESTON, TROCHES, “Contain no Opium or anything DR.A.A HAYES, so that he be- showed symptoms of healing in 8! “ Lhave proved them exosilent for Very traly, your humble servant, BROWN’S = muon with SPEAKERS snd Sine- t has been Serpe IN THOUSANDS Ur'Cases * Prof. M. STACY JOHNSON, “ Gr th: inci ta Pe NUPPATCED ins s TROCHES! instance to a0- range. Ga. _ compli°h all that 18 olarmed for it. BROWN’S Teacher of Music. Scuthern | No Hair isso Gray or Red but the HIAWATHA Female College. will sone ittos beautiful life like TROCHES| “Great benefit when taken before rown end Binck. It 1s not gn instantaneous dye wh smuts and gives a dead binck color to petiont having to submit to. sospins fponsing of the hair every time tu ita preparation of su!phur. su ie after pronghing 28 ther prevent 1 SreeneES. ‘rom their past effect, BROWN’S| fthiak they will be of permanent ad- vant 6 LS TROCHES)| vantage 7", ROWLEY, A, M. BROWN’S,| President of Athens College, Tenn. TROCHES ET SAPSLRTE ROTC do tty PROF. #% OOD’S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATER Is precisely what tt 6 indiestes, for, while leasant to the taste, i ivifying, exhilsrati ‘nvigorating and stren ing to the vita powei Gnd at the same time revivifies, roinstates, and ro- news the Blood in 8.1 its onigisal purity, and thua Bt once restores and reuders the system invulnerable toattacks of disease, [tis the only preparation ever offered to the world, so chemically and skiii- f of any ingredients drlet-rions to the heir of skin. itis an article requirigg no pre; h- ing before cr after waicg. it i utes time, and with aslitt'e tro 'e for the toilet, re used this preparation deciare ite effects, and that it will per- form all that it ends to do ‘’—Baliow’s Pictorial. “Ite eucosss wonderful, and we ean only say we ivdoree aiithe proprietor says in regard to it.”— Boston Journal. ae “*We onserve, bya notice in a Boston paper, that & premium was awarded by tne Macsachusetts Mo chanics’ Charita».¢ Association.st their ist> Fair, Boston,to Mr Joseph Hoyt of this erty, for his ecisbrated ‘Hiswaths Hair Restorative,’ an artic! which richly merited thisfavor It was for its eu perior merits !n thia respect that the Committee, af- ter sufficiont evidence presented to thomee ves, awarded to Mr. Hoyt this fisttering testimonial "— fally combined as to bethe most powortul tonic, | Providence Evening Post ‘game time so perfeotly adapted to,asto| _Soldin Washington’by J. W. Nairn, D. B Clark, sot in, sortoct seourdanos with the laws ofvature, | Kidwell & Lawrence D. @. Rid - Ri y. in George towa by J. L, Kidwell, and by Druggists gene! le 12 ian Wwarce REPAIRING ANDSILVER WARE MANUFACTORY. I have one of the best establishments, and fur- nished with S complete set of tools for repair- and hence will soothe the teakest stomach, anc tone up the digestive organs, and thus allay a1! ner- vous sod other irritation. itis perfectly exhilara ting and at the same time it is composed entirely of vegetables, yet so combined ss to Produce the most thorough tonic effect, without producing any in- j 4 uences. Sach a remed: jon i id, | ing every d ption of fine Watches, and for 3 js no med t debility ticular tion give to the same, by lows all attacks of disease, and proceed: and in 2oroug tent workmansud & work fven deed lays the system open to the insidious attacks | tied Al ery descrip 10n of standard SILVER t many of the most fatal, such, for example, as thé | WAR sn and ornamental, manufactured under fol i estion, my Own supervision, which my customers will find Co! tion, Ind; Spepsin, eG sumption pehied ited A ppotite, tnees, a8 far superior in guality and finish to northern ware t ‘ours’ cs Pal i on ‘of the heart, elancholy, | sold by dealers in reneral and ropresanted as their Nieke ‘Sweats, tan; ‘or, Giddiness, Retention of. 88 | own manu! |. O. HOOD, well as Painful o! or too] ae6 R38 Pa. avenue. near Sth at. oted, too profuse, Fatt . f the Womb. ‘These all depend upon general debility. ‘Thus pure, healthy tonis Cordiat ond Blood Renovator is as sure to cure as the sun is torise and set. There is no metake about it. But this is not al! system is weakened we are open to bilious at- tacks, the iver becomes torpid, or worse di the kidneys refuse to perform their functions, we are troubled with scalding and ineontiner ce 0! urine, or involuntary discharge of th in the back, side and between the U. °o RYE WHISKEY MEDI- P a ee CINAL USE. —_ . Price $2 per galion or S cents per bottle. ‘he vast home and forsign demand we have for articie sufficiently atteses its purity exoel- lenos. ver it may be mentioned in this con- nexion that many invalids of delicate organization, unable to use whisky of er brands, have found 4 happy in ite effects. 2 the abpve moet efficaci: ovedingly liable to slight colds, coug: -] A liberal discount onthe above prices made to Shocked. soon emaciation follows, sn: patient | the trade, 3 EDVARD HALL, goes down to a promatnce grave. But svace will pier in Gne Wines and Bot allow us to enumerate the maanv ills to whioh we 512 GUTTA es ee AND 512 HAMI BRO. & COYS, ioe 12 Sevenrx St, 8 weakéned conditio the system. ‘Bat we will say in this Cordial aud Blood Renove- ge gr neg oe taht Stomach. ion nor any che AE Si hee brasabes prom. to. fos 612—°UT TY IS DOWN—512 sure remedy, and no one shovld ever travel with out. Read>r, it, ‘we assure you you will find rn it s friend ind-ed,as weil as 5 fri in need. All persons of sedeut habits will find is per- fect preventive of, as ‘wellas a cure for those si monks which they are ion! 7 exposed. Hence 9 antes ministers, dents, neys, en A and lad: ust med to mac! =~ tute shew d door exerc’ will find it to their advantage to ‘&o, in every keep & bottic constantly on 5 above all 5 reosived first case mothers. or those becoming such, will co through ent ‘aveaue, that most dangerous period net only with er ‘ed Bat safe and Fee dois-v E* C. PATTISGN, Agent. ioe a imothet 8 AVELING TRUNKS. We Havejest receives the Setcel Mai prices. Wal: PROF. WOOD'S RESTORATIVE CORDIAL _sussolyeaw : general- ly, to an inspec'ion of our present new, at tractive. and slegant assortm-nt Shotts. CASSIMERES, PESKIN Dr. J. C. Ayer, Loweli—=ir: Lam urged’ by my ‘Wile to report to you a curs your Sarsiparilia has made in our faimiy, snd as it 1s the only way in ‘ou any acknowledgement of roesed to state My little ears old, has had Ser fuia sores op Lhey were ped hie growth ly. We tried Physicians sod . A clergyman in it two weeks; y ted, in t ith: BROWN'S Dh. 6. F. BIGELOW, | ieee ere te ea seenche™ Uolmeweetars Benoficial in Broncuitis.” perfect health, with no remnant of the disorder TROCHES| ‘DER. J. F. W. LANE, et ee oe discover. Sa | . J. F. W. LANE, ou may ‘believe that 500% BROWN’S| Boston. | Forget you. jand, and HAS eprated | Pere! [feollagited Punt Also, general aneorunent of ouse i aterials, ‘as Rero! Paint :* ponte with ar ing, end all tint (es eae male | Were and an for sale, with Buoket arbres Tonhnoreseet.otumerti, btm iee ct | for Ott lasing ay Sob Work of any Kind wil be 4 st Climate and water, will find it-a pleasant. enfe and at Pa Sie 23,4 ore visit the Union rye Academy, corner Four- teenth st-and N: * th at and Ne MRS. Z. RICHARDS, Bu Sth ‘cinet FEMALE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL LAND RIA, A Mra, 8,4. MoCORM CK, Paiwcirar The thirteenth 9) session 1s ingtitation will commence on Tuesday, September isth, 1p the Rearerecentiy occupied by Kylvester Soott, Exq., ©. 190 King stre 7 ——. of stud: Bp mm will sonprize ph ité to * thorough English Edu Setion, aud Alusic, French, Latin snd Drawing, if jexired. In addition to day seholars, Mrs. MoCormiok 1s repared to receive & limited namber of puj ae ders, who, constituting & of her own tn ily, wil! be under her nate onre and supervi- sion. She will endea ir, as far as possible, to eur round them with the comforts and Kind)y inhuences of Home. References.—R ev. Geo. H. Norton, Rev, Dr, El arrison, Rev. D. F. Sere, Wiliam Ay Fowe. Edger Snowden, 3 ind F. Witmer Heury Marbury, wie McKensie Exq., Robert H. Hunton, = W. D. Walinoh bai © Even Star, Bens ei ise: gone twisie, Jr. F:8q., Col, Jo! . ° Messrs. Bisckicck & Marshall, Mesars.- Brothers. injurious.” J nS, our neighborhood, who had ssen some remarkable Texms. . BROWN’S, Chemist, Boston, | oures by your + Pectoral, advised us to try Board, with Turtion in rs) the English Branches, “Asimpleand pleasant combins- | 707 Sarsapariiis, and we did. “Che ema/lest sores | gu for ihe annual session—payable semi-annually, TROCHES tion for Covens, bo. an. 5 ses aod = Professors” a DENTISTRY. TROCHES Wuorrine Covex.” no. W. Batzs, Lay j KEV. H. W.WARREN, | Prepa: 1.0. : fase. 18, M. And patentee BROWN’S ‘ i jen| anew sLowell arene MEERA ECAR FERRE. | “ Beneficia! when compelled to reonk this TROCHES spsak, sutfering from Coup.” HOYT’S ‘Any persons oan wear these teeth who’ |, POREV.S.Y.P- ANDERSON, | Hiawatha Hair Restorative | os2n0t wear others, snd no person oan weer others Sewn ‘St. Louis, Is warranted in every instanes to eo be TROCHES, aa [gable of dig Reread Restorx Gray Hain To 178 OnigtnaL Coton. ith any style and price Ceapeeg sd Set toceeee wee ae sentra a nest, stronges Sea eet MINERAL PLATE rae ean ip this city No. 338 Pes oth and Moth sist Aloo, SOT Avob street visage ty ‘AL CARD. Dr. MUNSO: as —* and resumed his Risiien Mer aid cota cae urd door °. § every other approved style, st teeth on vuloanite Base for the last three and, from experience, knows it exoe.s iP there, acd is one-third jess in price than ¢: - =e eee, CARRIAGE FACTORIES. SWINGER suck ce ‘Liekt Poncy amma ofias cere tae cuit Setais We Aseln pf need Ra ey ‘agens, roms. he styles ad quali 2 work Cou; Cy sit = on, combining Repairing promptly and carefully to eee enor ALTER, RAR e Copchimakers, successors to Wm. Op F1-dl ae TH IRSURAREE SQUEART INSURANCE COMPAN oe oF HEE gt RSI MARINE <o — loss or damage by fire uponas res against Office—Room eal? Imports eae xargy WIRESE SITE. orms. 0. FOREIGN 40 Now : eM cri es no 2-ly nies AND OOLLEGE OUTFITS, LIFE