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JUST RECEIVED. another invoice OF 6n-
y american WATCHES, (dsngned for railr- ed
gents and others who require accurate time keen
srs)
Also, fine assortment Of rich gold Jewelry, nov
-st styles, which am selling from 70 to go Der ct
N-iow the usual retail prices asked at other eetab
tiShments Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle, Penn
sylvanis avenue, bet.. 4k and 9th sta.
jy 1T II n un1r
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BUSINESS CARDS.

POTOMAC SASH q BLIND FACTORY
Nearay opposite Capt. Pages residence
'HE subscriber, having undertaken the Planning
4 Mill business, is ROW ready to manufacture to
order, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Frames and Moudings,
ana ali other work appertaining to the same, and
trusts that bis prompt attention and moderate
charges will secure him share of the patro age of
the public. J, W UORD0N
aug l4-1m+
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NEW ARTILLERY PRACTICE E.-Important
experiments with new artillery have lust
been made in England, in the presence
of military and naval commanders. The
practice commenced with 6S poundcr
gun, ten feet long, and weighing 95 cwt.,
on Lancaster principle of the bore, being
oval instead Of round, which gives the
largest guns all the advantages possessed
by the best rite when shot or shells Of a
particular description are used. Excel
lent practice, it is stated, can be made
with rifles at considerable ranges, but
until the experiments with Lancaster's
oval guns or egg-shaped shells, correct
aim could not be taken at the astonishing
distance of 5000 yards, the range of the
practice with Lancaster invention. The
long period which elapsed during the
flight OF the destructive proiectile, weigh
ing upward of IS lbs, owing to its elon-
gated form, caused, according to the ac-
count given. feeling of suspense, but
when it fell at a distance Of 600 yards,
and no instance did the shell fall wide
vi oiioie Va eiS ta' SSe, LhS SitUG WIFI L IL
fell and burst presented the appearance
of the eruptions of volcano, the sand
being raised to great height in the air
Experiments were also carried Oh with
Moorsom's shells at 5000 yards, and the
practice with them and with shot is des-
cribed as very good. Several other guns
have been made of smaller Eores, on Ian.
casters principle, for the purpose of car
ryingo on experiments with them. ,-
There is consolation in knowing that
the reign Of concord is to be secured, fiat
all, by what would appear a paradox
the increaSeOf destructivemiSSileS, These,
determining murder in the mass by the
coolest rules of sciepc ICE. detract TO the same
degree from the merit Of heroism, abate
hero worship, and thus establish pro-
cliyity to universal peace.-N.F. Tribune.
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TURKEY vICToRIOUg.

You win fnd st the same OLD STAND, Pennsyi.
t1nas, Tann avenue venues near 18th street opposite the
irving Hotel, LOOKING GLASSES with or without
Frames; Portrait, Picture and Miniture Frsmss Of
the latest styles; Brackets, Tables Room Nouldine
OoEnises &C., 20; or by leaving your ordsr You csn
have aay thing done in my line.
tce on reasonable terms Don't forset the Ma. Nv
feb 2o-1y ~ :'I'. 7s'Tl JOHN WAf;NEp
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lAhTRlpdh BOX, BALLOT BOX, and BAND
~ boA; but Inc greatest OF those Is tho bsndbox
which csn be had In assorted sises with every ysri
ETY. OF Fancy Goods and Millinery ct
HiEDDS, ltth st., above Pa. ave.
n.HCust received hne assortmsnt of Toilet
.sis ST
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BALTIMORE hDTERflslHli1S.
HDIaH DOCTOR.

Il. q. SPENCER
0f.rs his Professional services 70 the citizens Of Bal
dDorr. i csu cure sl! kinds Of ofCsneers-take .heu
out Dithout pain, CT tie uss Of sny knife. I csn
cure al kinda of FITS and spasrns, Rhsumstic Pains
Consumption. DropsI, Dyspspsis, Hies, Palsy, or
any other silIaeat the huraar family are sbsct IN
BE can stop Bleeding From the Lungs or Nose, an >
distance rom tbs patient, by knowing the patient
name. /, WAS born blind sus has stpiisi seyersl
years under an Indian Doctor who vas smons III.
Wild Indians thirteen years.
DR.. SPENCER has removed from Mr.. Bucklsy,s
Boarding Bouse, to- s-. -.....
No. 81, HANOVER STREET,
aug LIT PaIt;mor. Md
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UNDERTAKEN

UNDERTAKEN:
GT3 o Y. WALL, Undertaken in all il
branches Funerals attended to q
the shortest notice, In the best manner and on tb
moet reasonable terms. =. =
Seventh, between D and strsete
Residence on 8, between E and 4, north side.
jy 6-en8m -
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NcHARD 4. shIrH.
0BeRGB d. SMITH.

RICHARD Il. shIfH. 9BeRGB D. sNITH.
~ ID. SMITH = CO., Manufacturers and
W. Dealers In ALCOHOL, CkMPHESE BTHR-
RIAL OIL, 10. No. "a 8. CALVERT STREET, op-
poGte Water street, BALTIMORK. Md. =
mar Y--1y
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CENTLE N EMS Turni.hinx Goods
VI of best qualities and 81 Nes York pri es- e
vould inyits the attention OF purct ers generally
to our sple 1d assortment of
White and cotor-d Shirts
SILK, gauze, merino and cotton Undsrsbirs
Linen and cotton Drosers
Cravs8. Ties, Hdkfs, Scarfs
Gloves, Collars, Hosiery, &c.
Making tbs most complete variety If fine zoo + al,
moderste pricss, 70 be found IN the city | =
WALL STEPHENS
Next door 10 the Irun Hall
.H Pa avenue, between 9th End 10th stp,,
s Als,, three oooIs oI the NatioDsl Hotel.
y25-u
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PfAHOs AND MUsIe

The andnr.ghsd desire, 70 ,S,s
cali the attention Of purcna- 2aaSS
ssrs to hs stock OF PIANOS, Ss>l
consisting of Q, Oh, 81, and
7-oetaves, with or without metallic frames Thes-
pianos are remarkable for great power Of tone, from
the lowest TO the highest notes. with IN elastic and
reedy touch, being suited to any performers MU-
SlC for pisnce, and all other Musical Ipstrumsnu y
Cd. The tr.ds supplied on liberal terms
JAS. L BOSWELL,
No xxa, Baltimore street, Baltimore, No.
% iQ-lg
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CILVERWAR

ClLVERWARE.
CANFELD, BROTHER q CO.,
290 Baltimore street, have ON hand and are oon
stanuy making ne~ styles Of silver Coffee and Tes
6sts; silver Pitchers; Walters; Castors |: Gohlsts
Cup; spoons; Forks; Ice Tongs Crumb ocr.ptrs
Pie, Ice cream, and fish kniv-s salt Cellar Bot
tsr Knives, &C., Of warranted &eyAs.g Slv,r.
je 2-u BsItimors. VA
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~ JESSE MARDEN,
SCALE M AK HR.
Southeast corner OF
CHARLR1 & BALDERSTON sTREErA
fsb2-ly Baltimore, Nd
CASH FOR NE6RnES

CASH FOB NEGROES.
NTK Wish 20 purchase Immediately q large nun.
w Der of likely YOUNG NEGROES, for the Nav
Orleans msrzsj, for which We viii pay the highest
eash prcee Al PERSONS having Slaves for sale, win
ind 1t to their siysntage BY calling on US, at our
once, No. Ia Camden street, Baltimore Nd. former.
ly occupied NJ j. :. Donovan Liberal commissions
pad for inforFlstion All Communications promet-
ly attended 10
Jan T--1y j. "a WILSON 4 G. DUKk
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M0NEY-MONEY-KONZY.

APohTAI'T NOTICE-AJl persons in want OF
L money can be supplied with ali sums.
Cash advances On Jswelry, Watches, Furniture.
groceries, aui Clothing All business Negotiated
strictly confidential.
x. lSAAC HERZBERG,
Pawn Broker, south side Pa ayenue, between az
md 81 sts., opp. q. s. Hotel - ''
E5 Store oiosed on saturday until candle Light.
ap 25-eOSms
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consequence Of various applications from differ
ent parts OF the United 3tatss desiring an extern
non Of time to snaos msu1lfscturers Of machinsr,
TO prepare plans and proposals to be submitted In
accordance With the terms Of the advertisement OF
this departmsnt of July 1858, tbs time sps ifieo
&C. Is extended until the lst of September next
" O-dtd j. .DORRIN.
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NJ Arch 1s BRAv0URs, snP0ssd " Nathan
GH- REBVsaA HTz
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief in Five Minutes.

TYLER'S COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SYRUP
THHE increasing demand fer this raost pleasant
I safe, and efics remedy for all pulmonary
distasee, he's enabled the proprietor to reduce the
price place it within the reach Of eli classes
Its superiority most similar preparations is ut
tested BY many eminent phys icians who have teen
eye witnesses Of ts efficacy when tn. usual RENE
dies have failed also by thousand Of onr most re-
spectacle citizens who have used it in their families
both preventive and cure with never failing cue
for the last twenty years, during which period
with very little aid from advertising, &c, it has
gradually spread reputation over the whole Unie n
In cases of recent Colds CoSSs, Hodrscness, de- it
gives Immediate relief, gen rally cures in ay
or two. without interfering With diet OF business OF
rendering the system susceptible Ct Co.da IN
chronic cases, Asthma, Ehoos'ag Co,.gh, Croup,
bronchitis, Affections Of the Lungs, and Consump,
ton, it is always very Eefcal aod seldom fails
when commenced in time to perfect a cure.
Price Is aad 80 cents bottle.
Sold whoiega.e by Patterson & N.:rn, Gtott & Co.
Hidgely Co. Alexandria by Peel stevsns. in
Georgetown By Mr.. Cissel.
80 TTLER'S GUN AR aBIC CfNDY DROF&
similar competition to the above but in a mild
and mere portable form they act like a charm on
troublesome Cough, and clear the throat AID
voice; they contain injurious drug ars particu.
larry recommended Tor children. frequeatecs Of cub
lie Assem- blies, public speakers, singers, So
Price 12L and % cents per box.
FOE sale At most Drug and Candy Stores.
oct lift
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TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

VIE subscriber, intending to change his bust
4 ness, Offers for sale, ct Baltimore prices, ard
on accommodating terms, his entire stock of Lurn
Der, equal in quality and quantity to any in this
District Having purchased almost exclusively for
cash. and wishing to close cut by the 1st Of January
l can and will sell as low the same qcality can
be bought in thi, market for cash. AMI give the
chssers time for notes sstistac osily secured with
Interest 1 have now hand
Zoe, 600 feet Albany White Pine
200 900 do Susquehanna do
100000 do dressed and undre7sed Carolina AID
Eastern Shore Flooring
100000 feet White and Yellow Pine Siding
100000 Laths
100000 Shingles
10000 Pickets, Chestnut and Cedar Posts
large assortment CT Eastern Shore, North Caro-
lima Spruce and Hemlock Joist Scantling and
Timber
100000 feet uemlock Rails. for fencing
Together with large stock Ct Ath, Poplar, Cher
~, and Walnut
ALSO, full cargo of seasoned Pensacola Flooring
jus. received, equal in every respect 10 any ever
brought to this market, which may b, seeu at Ager
q McLane's Mill.
The wharf aud warehouse known as "B'a gden's
Wharf" will be for rent the LIST Of January next
1t has been put in complete ORDER has water front
OF up wards of FIVE hundred feet, and twenty feet
depth Of water at low tide It is beyond question
the most desirable wharf property in this District
AL persons indebted 10 reQues; ed to settle
their accounts at once, either by cash notes al
short dates. THEODORE MOSHER,
nov l0-1ms Blagden's Wharf.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

THE NEW YORK & LIVERPOOL
81. UNITED STATES a48&
MAIL STEAMERS.
THE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE ARE
/ THE
ATLANTIC, Capt West
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
BALTIC, Capt. Cemstock,
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract, express.
ly for Government service; every care has been
insure strength aud speed and their acccmmoda.
tions for passengers are unequalled for elegance
and comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool In
Second 20
Excl isivs Of extra size state rooms.. 800
From Liverpool to New York ESQ and EGO.
An experienced surgeon attached to each .hir.
No berth can re secured until p I'D for.
For freight or passage apply to
EDWARD K. COLLINS / CO..
IS Wall street, New York.
BROWN, SHIPLEY co,
E.a. ROBERTS CO.,
Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNRGE 4 co,
26 Rue Eotre Dame DIES VICTORIES Paris
GEO. H. DRAPER, Eayre.
Tbs owners of !here ships will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, ere-y, precious
stones metals, unless bills of lading are signed
therefor, an3 the value thereof therein expressed.
nov l6--d1v
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U"As to the free love doctrines"
said Mrs. Darlington, with face as be-
nevolent as a Thanksgiving dinner, 81
don't know much about 'em, but it seems
to me that they needn't cause much fear,
where any love exists at all. Where
hearts beat responsible to each other, and
where they are mouldered together by
early love and plenty of children, de-
pend on it no free love doctrines can do
'em any HARM" The old lady stopped
here, like Chelsea ferry boat at the
drop, and stirred her tea slowly, looking
vacantly at the picture Of the corporal,
and model of military, political and con-
jugal constancy, while Ike tested the
cats sternutatory powers by filling her
nose with pulverized bread crumbs.
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ENGLISH CHURCH PREFERMENT.-The
New York Church Journal gives lusty
case of preferment. Bishop Hampden,
whose conservation was SO energetically
opposed by the Tractarians, has son in
the ministry. Within few months, his
Rt. Rev. father has presented his fortu-
nate son first to living of about 81 900
. year. A better chance offering soon,
he was presented to second parish
worth $1,000 year. And still another
parish being in the Bishops gift, and be-
coming vacant, the same lucky young
Rev. is indicted into third living, worth
about $4,000 year.
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GRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
A % - sEE

On and after Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854,
7 HE Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gor.ons.
l. yille and interR- di ate ststions at X O'Clock,
a. r., on the arrival OF the boat from Washin stoD,
giving smpls time for breakfast on board. Con
nesting at Manassas Junc:rn with train for Stras-
nurs, at Warren;cn ia ction WITH train for War
renton. and at Gordonsvilie with the trains On the
Virginia Genital Railroad for Richmond, Charlottes
rila. and Stsunton
The cara leave Gordonsyille daily for Alexandria
and intermediate stations, ct a before y, M, On
the arrival Of the trains the Virginia Central rail
road from Richmorsf, Charlottesville, and Staunton
THROUGH TICKE TS
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ATTRACTIVE,

D1CH Paris and New York made Closke in vel.
IL vet, satin, mori, antique e, and cloth.
Beautiful Silks, In brocade; plaid, plain, and
founced Robes.
Fine Lace and Muslin Embroiieries, in sets of
Point, Maltese, Limeric, Honiton, and Gimpure
Sylphides COlarets, CHEMISTS lars and Sleev es
Embroidered Muslin and Tarston Rotez
Also, choics assortment Of new STYLES Cash
meres, Mouss slines French Chintz ard Wool Plsids
Evening and Party Dress Goods in great variety.
Ali the sbovs are Just received and new ready for
inspection. Citizens and strangers are respectfully
invited to crll. WALTER HARPER co
dec 4-ec3t
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SOaETHTNG NEW

nPP0sIIE THE MARKET ON PENnsYLya-
- Ma AVENUE, doors below Ninth street,
M MsW CLOTHING STORE 70. Men end Boys,
cfo.I;a 'n,s Day DECKER. tne of the cheapest
oiotning Merchants in the Norm. has determines
10 oHsr to the citizens of Washington and vicinity,
sE excellent Clothing at the lowest Northern prices
ior cash only. There the
POOR MAN
VIII find just such Clothing Store as has long been
wanted in Washington. His motto Is cheap for
cash, and ONE PRICE ONLY
good substantial woollsn coat he will sell for
wa; and heavy winter pants, well lined, for 81 25
ana tne coats, overcoats, and vests ia proportion
Good wool and cotton undershirts, hosiery, gloves
&c, g5sa2er Than the chespest- nopIl--tf
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THE NATIONAL HOTEL

THIS city will De re-opened for the reception O.
Il guests on tie 9th of this month The removal
OF the Kitchen from the bas-men TO the ,ear OF the
DuiiuinS, Gnd tins alterations il AID about the
Dining Koons, will add greatly to the eopyepi,nc.
aEi mtort OF ita gusts The rabe Will be furnish
ea ~lth The best tbs markets afford, and served
IN the pest style, and no expense or labor wi be
Psrea &c render the house, in every respect equal
trusts that generous public will continue the lib
Sfal pstronsge which hss always been extended TO
t re mouse. Per ons desiring to procure ROOMS for
sle inteI, can 90 go at any tine afer the Goth, by
oHI III y the Hotel. ID. WILLARD.
Washington city, November IA. 1854.
nov l5-I Intel Union Sent GIobetfu
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O. $. MILITARY AND NAVAL ARGUS.

TUE undersigned having become the Southern
L Correspondent of the above paper, edited by
MoJcr Crawey, and being desrous to furnish correct
and authentic Information in reference to ell mat
tsr5 appertainns to the Military, soicis the aid Of
officers composing the several Companies In this
and adjoining cities, in advising him of any Of their
proceedings for publication.
G. ". MFARsON
f.S-A branch office has been established In
this city, where subscriptions, advertisements. and
communications will be received.
Office, 2o4, Pa. avenue, bet. 18th and 18Th SITS.
Cot l0-tf
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

FE'HE subsczibsr having taken the I'D established
low. ii9ns Nm sp: s:s so ssse as eRocERE
street, has just retITnedSlaD
from the North, and is now opening Il ee eral as.
sortment Of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,, g..
lectsd BY experienced hand from toe best houses
AID on such terms rs will permit him to sell them
as low as any horse in the city. Ia order that he
may establish his business or ar basis it will be
conducted OF the cash system, which, lie believes,
will be better for both seller and buyer BY strict
attention to business he hops 70 receive the pa
tronage of his friend and the public en9rslIy.
Fair dealing may be expec:ei IL all cases.
GEO. W. Z. KE|NEDy,
Cd Fellows Hall, Sexenth street.
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:. x. HARTWEkL.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE

III undersigned will continue the AUCTION
J. AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, in the store
rJrmerly occupied by D. B. Campbell Il Co., No. $50
Pennsylvania avenue where be will keep constantly
on hand large assortr ant Of House Furniture of
every description. Parlor, Bedroom and Cooking
stoYes for coal and wood, Crockery Tin and Plated
Ware, and numerous other articles wanted bv house.
keepers, all of which will be sold cxceeanely low
for cash or short approved credit.
Consignments solicited, upon which liberal al.
vance I'll be made. JoS. =. HAETYFLL.
OIL
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RESIST NOT EvIL.-The pastor of ODER.
lin having received warning that some
uncivilized and brutal persons had formed
q plan for waylaying and intiic ting upon
hum severe castigation, took for his
text in church, on the Sunday when be
had been told the outrage was to be rer-
petrated, those words of our Saviour.
:" But say unto you, that We resist not
evil: but whoSoever shall smite thee on
the right cheek, turn to him the other
also - and proceeded, from these words
TO speak of the Christian patience with
which we should suffer injuries, and sub.
NIT to false surmises and ill usage. After
the service, the malcontents met at the
house OF one of the party to amuse them.
Selves IN con]ecturing what the pastor
would do, when he should be COMPELLED
to put in practice the principles he had
SO readily explained. What then must
have been their establishment when thew
perceived the door slowly opened, and
Oberlin himself stood before them
Here L am, my friends" said he,
with that calm dignity of manner which
inspires the most violent with respect
{" am acquainted with your design.
You have wished to chastise me because
you consider me culpable. If have in
deed violated the rules which | have laid
down for you, punish me for it. 1t is
better that L should deliver myself into
your hands than that you should be
guilty of an ambuscade." These simple
words produced their intended effect.
The peasants sincerely begged his for
giveness, and promised never again to
entertain doubt Of the sincerity of the
motives by which he was actuated, and
of his aftectionate desire to promote their
welfare.
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EVENING STAR.
RLIGHrEn

Inc years tney come, and the years thew 90.
Like winds that blow from sea to sea:
FROM DARK 10 dark they come and go,
All II the dew fall and the rain.
Down by the stream there b two sweet willows
aush thee, babe, while the wild winds blow
One hale, one blighted, two welded willoxs
All in the dew fall and The rain
she Is hgnted. the fan young willow
Hush thee, babe, while the wild winds l,o,,
She hears the spring blood beat In the bark.
She hears the spring leaf bud on the bnuob
But she bends blighted, the wan weeping Willow
All in the dew-fall and the rain. "'"O"'
Inc stream runs sparkling under the willow
Hush thee, babe, while the wild winds HOW
II, line summer rose-leaves tall from their STEM
Inc winters oak leaves drop in the stream;
But she bends bighted, the wan weepins willow.
All in the dew-fall and the rain.
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FOB poor AND LABORINa MEN.

FOB POOR AND LABORING MEN,
SMALL BUILDING LOTS of 10 feet or more. IN
~ various parts OF the City, and Georgetown. NJ
low prices, and terms to suit LLOYD & co
BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharyss n
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
LLOYD co.
HARNESS. LLOYD Co "a"
N&-ly "'A'A'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-06
TO THE PUBLIC
FIXED HOURS FOR THE ASHINGTON AM
ALEXANDRIA BOATS

ALEXANDRIA BOATS
l. The following are the hours Of de-
sssss.s..zsssspartur Of the only reliable steam
ferry boat plying between Alexandria and Washing
tom
The steamer George Page will leave Washington
daily, at So, 9. 81, ~, m, is, ~, m.
viii leave Alexandria at ~, Sk, l0L4 q. n,
1224, m, I, So pm.
His omGibuses will leave the corner OF Pennsyl-
vaiia avenue and Seventh s.rest, to connect with
the Boat at e, "a, ez, II, IN, 1914. m, ~. and
~, Pm.
His nnibuses will connect with all cars arriving
at, and departing from, Washington and Alexan-
dris. GEORGE PAGE.
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