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United states Hotel-R 3. HACKNEY.
rrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamers.
GAS LIGHT! GAS LIGHT!
THOMAS WIS.

PRHCFIUAL g A FITTER,
10th street, between Penna avenue and street
Flo doors above McGuires AUCTION Store
HAVING served regular apprenticeship Of owe
Ill FIVE years at the Gas Fitting business a
In one of he largest establishments In Phil IL
sfelphia. 1 would respectfully inform the 80
citixsns Of Washington and Georgetown ~
that am prepared to ft no Dwellings, Churches
stores. DC, in Q neat and substantial manner a;
warranted not to leak
II. L. executes all kinds of iron Pine Worl. fo
gas, steam, and water, at the shortest notice, an
on accommodating terms
Numerous references given If required
Gen 1S-lmS
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EVENING STAR.
EARTH's N0BLKKEN

I'm Of that band that till the land,
And draw from earth her store;
Right happy indeed Is the life we lead,
While our days are passing Ger,
MANY there are in riches far
Surprising the formers purse,
While other pursuits may yied more fruits,
Yet often produce much worse.
We envy not the statesman's lot,
StiIi claroring for his class,
Nor his that fights for glory's rights, q el
At some redoubted pass. l.
No risk have we on boisterous sea,
No fears lest tempests whelm
All We possess without redress,
While laboring at the helm.
The fruitful fields its bounties yields
A nch reward for toll;
Be ours the trade % ply the spade,
And deeply plough the soil;
We w,lk abroad DER carpet sod,
And howerets kiss our feet, H
Whose odog rise TO scent the skies
A tribute pure and meet.
To all we give the means to live,
As brother shares with brother,
And thus fulfil the holy will
That bids US love each other.
o, life secure from guile, and pure,
To thee my love cling ever;
With all its might and fond delight.
To change from thee, no never!
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JOHN REESE,
PROPRIET0h OF TIE
Eagle Plumbing and taS-Ritting Dennf

"A GUILD respectfully call the attention I IN,
W citisens Of ashingt"n, Georgs-
town, and viciuity to the excellent .ssort.~
"-nt Of Goods in bis line, which he hs.
N hand and Ii daily receiving addition to. BksSl
Chandeliers, Drop Lights, Brackets fenda..
t'ng bo'inees can be found at his establishment
embracing all the qualities Of beauty style, du &.
"il'ty and ch-apness
He plumbing department. embr aces all articles in
that Line, such as marble tip Washstapds, Bait
Tubs, Shower Baths, and all the appendsges R4ces.
sary for the prosecution Of that frsnch o. his bu,i
ness Work confidsd TO him will receive prom of al:
nuon, snd ITS execution be unsurrasBed
Builders and all others will find IL to their nd
vantage before going elsewher-, 10 call at the
EAGLE DE POT.
Corner OF Penna. avenue and 9Th st.
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How TO BECOME ACADET.-From An ar.
ticle in Putnam's Magazine, for August,
on West Point Cadet Life" we quote
the following;
How can I become a cadet is q cues.
ton naturally prone to arise in q young
Americans mind, when stirred by life
and feathers. Briefly this: For each
Congressional District one cadet is al
lowed, whose appointment is in the gift
of the Representative to Congress from the
District. Contingencies considered, a
yclncy occurs about once in TIN ee Years
for each District. So your appointment
depends on there Icing vacancy in your
district, and secondly, on your worthy or
unworthy Member of Congress.
The President makes twelve appoint.
ments at large each year, but as you
value your peace Of mind, do not hope to
be one of his elect. And be not over.
sanguine on any score, for it is said that
during the Mexican war, he had ten thou.
sand applications in one year. Appoint
ments all come from the Secretary Of War
to whom formal application should be
made; but your NJ. G. really selects for
appointment. Now q far more vital
question for you to consider is, are you
fit to be appointed Of ninety-six
Cadets appointed in the class of fS4O:
only twenty-five graduated, and generally
from half to third of those first ap-
pointed doff the Cadet to don the Breyet.
The surgeons examination often sig
mites exeunt for dozen neophytes, and
as many more exhibit such idiosyncracies
in reading and writing, photography and
arithmetic, that the unsympatbizi q
quietly rem ands them back to citizenship
Then comes the January exhibition,
where algebraic wrecks are consigned in
fearful numbers to the parental under
writer's. So, too, in June and January,
even to the last, the ill.ballasted, the
weak-helmed, the NAL adapted, are singled
out from among their stouter fellows,
and with stern justice are banished from
seas too rough for them.
The martial aspirant should consider
these things before becoming Cadet, and
remember that Cadetship is no mere holt
day training, TO refined peacockism, but
a four years Of discipline to body, mind
and heart, severer by far than any other
educational course on land involves.
But il sentiment of vigorous manhood,
courage patiently to endure present
trial for future good, and ifa orderly zeal
for intellectual culture and hardihood.
are living facts in his nature, then /
know not how youth can become 50
much man as by West Point educa-
ton
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NOTICE FOR RKsI6RfNs LAMBS 10 MARKET


NOTICE is herb by given that, at the request OF
IN the Hon. Henry Dodge, and satisfactory
reasons assigned, the lands heretofore witsdnvn
from sale entry in the WsIoro Rirer and ksserai
pint districts, ia the State 81 wDcoNsIN, within
about hfu en- mllrs each side OF TIE supposed
rou of the proposed roilrosd from Dubuque, via sc
Paul, to 1ond du Lac, Lake Superior, particularly
described in public notice No. 519, issued from this
Office the 18th July last, which we're subject 20
prs ate entry at the time Of ssid Withdrawal, (ex-
cept such as may have bern since pre- empteo } viii
again be subject TO entry and location n and after
Monday, the oath day OF September next. precisely
on the same terms fnd condition. as though The
same bad not been v thdrawn from market And
the withdrawal Of those town hips embraced In the
Presidents proclamation No. $40 for The public sale
~ Willow River, Wisconsin, 10 commence on Mon
day, the nth day Of September nexl, having bean
rescipded, they will be offered - directed IN said
proclamation.
Given under my hand at the Central Land ofhce.
ct the city of Washington, this 2ist day Of August
A. D. 1854
By order Of The President:
JOHN wILsoN,
aug R-2sw6w Commissioner
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. ,

INHlS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
L just ben dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
ZOE me Is no open for the reception Of the
remains of decreased persons.
Ihe MAUsOLEUM has capacity for q hundred
bodies In which such friends f the dead Is NAV
sppy can place the departed until they select sites
The plan of tho ncorporators is ono Of equality in
regard to the lots, which will not be put up publicly
Tor sale, (sithough they usually bring premium !
making the early selection of lots tas most desir
able NO'-1
Until an office Ia established In the city of Wash
ipgton, applications will be punctualiy att. nded
70 at the present Office, in the east wing of the bu
ing on entering the Cemetery.
N. B-Glsnwood is situated abort d;stanc. an.
north of thASaptol. auS Ism
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NOW Is THE TIME

LfOR all those wi.hlng to purchase any article in
Il the way Of hne WATCHES, rich and fashion
abe Gold JEWELRY. pure sterling SILVER WAVE,
lof our own manufscture) &c. &C., to save from Ii
to Is per cent. By calling at HOODS JEWELRi
STORE, - he is Row receiving hi Fall supply OF
hne goods, which he will dispose Of 1t the loves.
New YORK city prices. Pa avenue, between A. and
9th streets, sign Of the large Spread Eagle.
sep l6- ~ HO0I,
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NOTICE IN pRE-EMvpIoN cta1u.Nro

NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTION CLAIMANTs.
Undsr the act of Congress approved Sd of March,
1853, entitled "An act to extend nption right
TO GER ain settlers therein mentioned, the pre- emp
ton Jaws of The United States they then existed
were excluded over the Aforementioned alternate
sections, where the settlement aud improvement
were afe prior to the date Of allotment il proven
up and paid for at the rate OF two dollars and fifty
ce"ts per acre. before the day fixed for public sss
And by the act approved 9th March, 1854, entitled
IAN act for the reief of settlers lands reserved
for railroad purposes, persoas who settled and I'm
proved the bove lands prior to the date of ci h
dra'odl will be entitled to pre-smptons at the ordi
nary minimum price of the puolic lands, or at the
'ate Of me dollar ana twenty five cents per
acre, II proven up and paid for before the
day fixed for the public sale. Therefore every
person entitled to the right of pre- empr,on 10
any of the lands within the townships and parts
I townships above enumerated, il required to es
tablish the same to the satisfaction of the register
and receiver of the proper land ocs, and make nav
ment therefor as soon as icabl after sceing his
notice, and before the day appointed tor the com.
mencsment of the public sales of tie lands embrac
ing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be
nrisited 4 JOS =. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sep 16-1awl3w
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PUNCTUALITY.-Men who commences
business should be careful how they ne.
glect their obligations and break their
word. A person who is prompt, can al
ways be accommodated, and is therefore
lord over another mans purse" as
Franklin would say. Never mxke pro.
misses upon uncertainties. Although the
best OF men may sometimes fail to do as
they would. the case is exceedingly rare.
He who is prompt TO fulfil his word will
never make promise when it is not next
to moral certainty that he can do as he
agrees. lfyou would succeed, be punctual
to the hour. Return borrowed money
the moment you promised it. In all
things if you are thus prompt, we will
risk you through life. You will succeed;
you cannot help it. Those who are
prompt In their business affairs, are gen.
orally so in every department of life. A
Promptness in everything characterizes
them. May you be thus prompt.
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FOE POOR AND LAB0RING MEN.
y MALL BUILDING LOIS Of ~ feet or more. In
~ various PARTS Of tie City, and Georgetown, at
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD CO.
BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal. or Wharyes in
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
LLOYD 90.
For sale, large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS Lloyd m
18th street, opp Treasury Department.
jy S-ly
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United States Patent Once.


AN the petition of AARVN CRANE. OF Newark
" New Jersey, praying for the extension of 9
patent granted to him on the 10th February, 1S4i
ante It'd 22d December, lS40, for an improvement
in ''ths meth d of constructing clncks," for seven
years from the expiration of the said patent which
takes place on the ed day Of December, 1854
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard at TIN
Potent Office on Monday the Attn Of December next
at IL O'Clock m and all persons are notified to ap
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said pc
tition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required T.
file in the Patent Office their objections specially sci
forth in writing at least twenty days Before the da,
Of hearing; all testimony I, by either party to b
used at the said hearing must BE- taken and trans
mitted in accordance With the rules Of the once
which will be furnished on application
The testimony 10 the case will be cloeed0n the
24th Of December; dep ositons and other papers re
lied On as testimony, must be filed in the Office or
or before the morning of that day; the arguments
any, within ten days thereafter. -
Ordered, So, that this notice BE- published in The
Union, Inteliigsncer, and Evening star. Washing
ton, d. C.; PENNEY lvanian, Philadelphia Pa; Scien
the American, New York; and Post, Boston, Mass
once week for thrse successive weeks previous t6
the 4th day Of December next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
p S.-Editors Of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent OfRcs, With . pa
per containing this notice. sep t0--lav3W
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PAPEI HANGINas, ceRNIcEs, LOOPS, &c.

NTE would m So respectfully infosm the citizs,
w of Wellington, that We have low ia srore
arge and beautiful ASST met of CORNtCEs
RINGS, ORNAMENTS, DC, It prices to suit all
persoas All kinds of Window and Bed DRAP.RY
made and put up at the shortest notice and in tha
best manner. Carpets made and pua down and
warranted to fit. All kind of PAPER HANGING,
DECORATING and UPHOL Terry work tended
TO promptly We keep cons'a nty on hard an
elegant assortment of "aper Hang ngs md in fact
every thing 10 our line of business: We guarantee
sa isfaction to our CUSTOMERS Paper hung by :
rienced ha Dis. Persons a. requested to cali ard
examine our goods before purchase ng elsewhere a
We desn 1t No tr uble to exhibit our goods even to
those wh1 merely wish to ook through curiosity
JOS. T 4. PLANT Co.,
No Washington Place, 7th street near T.
Su,
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

ssExEA DR. O. MUNsON has fitted up tn.
iySSES house and Office Pennsylvania ave.
SlIIU noe. formerly occupied by DR.. Hum.
phreys, and is making TEErR on an ep
drsiy new plan, with continuous gun-the very i'm
personation Of nature herself, only hsndsomer If de.
SIRED. Public inspection respectfully solicited Dr..
NJ owns the patent for the D c., Va, and NO.
All departments in Dentistry attended to and war.
rAntsd to he dons in the very 6sst manner
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ID K u GS, e..
FANCY GOODS AND PERFUMERY.

THE subscriber -e-pectu lly informs his friends
I end the public that he has JUS; received large
supply Of Extracts of all kinds tor the han srchie
and all other things perta ming to the Drug bust.
ness
Also, o goods Indian tholsoogue, Rowand's Ton
10 Nix tur-, Keener's Powders, Fever and Ague DO.
ano all other fever and ague rem dies.
D. BOS WE'LL,
Corner Maryland xV. and It'll St
N. B.-superior Soda Water may be had at all
times at the above pisce sep lin
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dooD IUa R:-Let US cherish good
humor and Christian cheerfulness. Let
US endeavor to shake of that sullenness
which makes US SO uneasy to ourselves
and to all who are neaa. Pythagoras
quelled the purtubstion of his mind div
the nse of his harp: and David's music
Gained the destruction of Saul, and ban.
ished the evil spirit from him Anger, fret.
fitness, and peevishness, prey upon the
tender fibrcs of our frame, and iniure our
hsalrh.
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LIME! LIME LTME,.,

'hH dAMbuRGH LIME KILNs being now IN
L c,mpiese order, the proprietor vii be enabled
20 Iuraish MS approved customers Ut al times dur
ing the season with Limo of the. best quality fur
clustering and other purposes. The hme manufSo
eured at these hlns Il warranted to be equal IN
quality 60 any other Manufactured in the United
taees The price will b., delivered at the kiln, olc
IN any other part of the city 81. -
cement and Oalsined Plaster can also be had at m
"me1: A. ". DRNHAN,
For tia propriator
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sur,, ,.,e,o1 WILL WATCH, harki I. rt,s
Eh4 Ay2kl Hsrki and several other REGATTA b al
Songs to Be had at tho Music Depot O,
HILBUS HITZ
F.s-Just received few copies of the new q I'd
pn uisr Topsy Polka, snbellishsd With vigne t.
OF Topsy. sus17-
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
sNIpER,s WINES

"A Al ~ "A u u = II Il a
TOHN v. SNYDER, Dealer IN Wines, at the
u former old established Wsae Store Of JACOB
&NLDKR, Jr., No. Te Walnut street four doors BE-
low Fourth street. where cosssn5s WIZ be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the most aooommo
iating terms. u
JACOB sNIDER,a Jr., Agent for the I'm
portation Of FOREIGN WINES, Once No. 70 Wal
out street, Philadelphia, where be Is prepared to
receive orders for the special importation Of Wines
&C., nom various houses In Europe, In quantities Of
single do Een and upwards and also collects for hi
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage d
his friends and former customers.
- All Wines ordered for Washington win be de
lfvered by Express free Of freight. je8-ly
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CUMBERLAND COAL FOR BALE.
A SUPERIOR srticle of Jump ,un Of Minoe. and
"A Fire, BY the cargo OF ,ingie ton. ~'''
Apply at Easoy's Wharf, VI sshingtop
ThOS MEHARFkY, Avsnt
CumbsTland Coal and iron Comn.nv
aug 28-lRs -.-i->,> F-"''
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

'Hk suosc lbers have on nsnd = com plete aesOr'
ment Of BUILDING STONE, taken from tb
QIsrries near the Little Falls Bridge on the Mar,
and side c., Including all Sizes f ON small bu,i.
ing 20 heavy foundation Stone. Curb Flsgxins &C
pi"g, &C., whica they will furnish at the usua
~
Orders LEFT at the Store of Whestley 4 Morrison
Naier street. Georgetovn, or at George L. Sheriff
nal Brilge, ~ street. At the Gu srriss, soutl
OF and near the Little Falls Bridge, will meet With
p Ompt attention
sep7-dlm WHEATLEv STLSRY CO.
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UNITED sTATEs MAIL.
posf OTrIoI DEPARTMENT,

posf OFFICE pIPARfnxf,
aept. L.. 1854.
DR0PosALs for conveying the mails ofthe United
States, ffos the LIST day Of January, 1900, 10
the s0th day of June, 1858, on the fohowng route,
in the St t. Of ALABAMA, viii be received q sne
Contract Oface Of the Post Once Department, 10
the city Of Washington, until o'clock . NJ OF
lst November. 1854, to BE decid d BY Sd Noveno Der
7l7l-From aainestovn, by suggsvills, Grove Hill,
Choctaw Corner. Clay Hill, Iixon . MILLS,
Shiloh sppncsrviIle, LINEN, Spring Hill.
Demopols and Macon. to Greensboro'. izO
miles and back, three times week, In two
horae stasee
Leave Gaiuestown every Sunday, Wednesday,
49,, and Friday at Q m
Arrive At Greensbolo' in &c hours BY IA
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, THURSDAY,
and Saturday at . m -....-
Arrive at 0ainest wn IN 80 hours, oy N
Proposals for service In four horse coaches VIII
80 be considered
For form Of proposal, guarantee. and cerdncate,
snd also notes and Instructions embracing condi'
tons to he incorporated in the coutracts to be exc
cuted by the accepted bidder 10 such extent - the
department. may deem expedisrt and proper. Sc ID
vsrtisement inviting proposals for mail service In
the sestern and southwestern Stats, dated Jsnu-
ary Q, 1854. p e.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
zen 20-lav4v Postmaster General
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VIM. d. KING M n

,CVce on Ith street bettoesn land X streets =
I'm KING having been engaged in tn. uractics
~ practice OF Meiicn. and surgery for ten years
IN rsnnsy u.ts be will render satisfact on
The os't Of references can be givso. >
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PRESERVING KETTLES.

4 LARGs ssaortment of Por .elain and bell meta
"A PRESERVLN0 KETTLES have just b-en 70
oeived, together with q large assortment of House
keepers Hardware, all Of VII Oh are ofsred on res,
sonable terms by the subscriber.
JOB. L. SAVAGE,
Pa avenue, between 10th and 18th str.
Q-tf
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luyu, rn,cInl WASHINGTON LIGHT lNfAh.
A%Sy&MA TRY GRAND MARCH, dedic.tsd q
G3Csptain e. @. Darlington, by Prof 8
En- lieu, just published by HILBUS HITZ anc
for sale at the principal mus Q stores.
sep 10 Il
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CCHOOL BOOKS In great variety for sale at tie
~ lowest pr.oes In every case BY
WI 1kANcK TAyLOR
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(NLHVES.-Kid, black silk. Plu.h, Cashmere.
~ Lama, Isle Th,s,d and Silk GLOVES ror h.
- 40 genuemtn, W BIRGES,
1--WE WILLARD Hetsl,
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lNs RULED LETTER PAPER At 81 per cam
n bought personally in Europe. and imported
ny 1RANCK TAYLOR.
Hep g.
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DoIlLaAExD.
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR,
INVENTOR OF THE CELEBRATED GOSSAMEa
vHNFILATINa WIG AND ELASTIC BAND

TOUPACES.
No. HIT CHESTNUT STREET, osYss:se tie Sat,
House. Philadelphia.
TNgTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies' and Gentlemen
L TO measure their own hea Is with accuracy:
gor Wigs, Inches Toupees h Seal IS Inch.
No. /. The round Of tie no. j. From fol ehead TO
hssd back az far Is
4. sroln forehead bald.
over the bead to Z Cvsr forehead as
neck. far as required.
@, From ear to car 3. oysr the crown Of
over tbs hsad. the bead.
(, From ear to car
round the fora
hss&.
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~ CHOOL BOOKS of every description at rh
- lowest publishers prioes, at
TAY i.OR 4 MAURY'S
sep = Boob store, near 9th st.
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kostos HMEhlCAN ALMANAC, oomplets eet
ID ON its tommeecs ment In 1870
british Almanac and Companion, con 'ete from
e ooEDehcement In 1873
For sale, one copy only Of secA, By
ps- -e y1AGK TAYLOR.
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
zA New and secondhand PIANOS OF
UtTV'my own and several other factories.
are always to Re had at my Piano Warsroom, on
'ith street, between Psnusylvania avenue and y
DID Pianos taken in sxehsnee.
Tuning also attended to.
y. G. RxIOHMHAOH
P.s-A fev ysfy 'ov p ICED ,eeond hand Planes
6p0 &2k, 6s sale. .ue I-eoaaS
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
On TUESDAYe AND RRIpAY6-

FOR MOUNT VERNON.
- On TuEsDAYs AND RRIDAYs.-
rsrs round tnp q; frsn Alexandria
% csnts-ih. THos coLLfKR leaves ws,hias
Coaches leave the Capitol or the boat at az o'ct
Persons Wishing the Coaches Win lsav. their resi-
denee with Geo. snd The Parker.
Refreshments on the hat -..
aug stiff - sAML eEDNEF. Capt.
n OLD POINT. & NORFOLK.
e& N. s...n.. osoEoLA ls.,.
at O'Clock. Tor the sbeve named place keturnius
ieavee Norfolk every sunday # p m; stopping q
Old Point Pinsy Point and all the usual landings
on the Potomac for passengers.
Pss.se and Pare 10 Norfolk and Old Point, $500
j. O-6 JAS. MTTCaELL. Capt
FOR BALTIMORE.
The Steamer OSCEOLA viii re
sume her regular trips to Balti.
more on TUESDAY MORNING. the litA instant, ii
7 O'Clock p"
Returning, iesvss Baltimore every THURSDAY
O'Clock P m1stoPPins 1t Leen,.at S; Nd
the usual landings on the Potomac.
y7-Sms las MITCHELL. Captain
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
M az
- CHANGE Or H0URA Egt. rG
an and after to day, the Trains viii leave Bslu
~ more for Washington daily, except sundays
at n and Q . N, and and p m.
On Sundays at ~ N, and p m
Will leave Washington for Baltimore 1t and 81
m. and s and . m. q a.
On Sunday ct So % and 8 n.
Washington TO %
DO and q o.
Do, to Annapolis. i 6c
Do and return. ....-...-.................. OF
J. n DONE,
je Muster Of Transportation.
WASHINGTON 4 ALEXANDRIA BOATS.
a. FARE FIVE CENTS.-CAR-
RIAGES AT LOW RATES
The Steamers GEO WASHINGTON and TH0s
ooLLYER viii, on and after this dat, run at the
above rates JOB CORSON,
SAMUEL GKbNEY,
may I'D osptRsns