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10 We.tera ana aonthern Merehaats
Sexton, Seal & Swearingen.
IMPORTERS ASn JoREERS OF
FANCY DRY GOODs.

No. 1sa MARKET -, abo'e ish street.
PRiL.iR SIR Hil.
}. ". SExroS, L. SEAi, a. VAS SsEAllsots.
" Dt5 Good. in .eit, ltteuiph.es af,rtof
Hosiery OF eli kinds and qualities.
Gloves, 4 undershiIts, Drets Shirt. and Cellars,
Hoo!len yaru. OF difeJsp shades and eolors.
1 fine aAioftnent Of Shell Combs.
DO do do BsFaio and llaiatlon copss.
Brushes OF all descriptions.
Dress and T,iloIs TGimHir res Of Ill ktHds-
Burnttts, sir cord eold Spool Cotton.
PerfurnerJ ottllkiEds.
HAS well a. great many styles goods owr
tloa, which we e4nnet hele nkLt0u, ttdeSkeh are Ntu
worthy tie attention Of bye We feel We can make 70
thttin,eIest TO give Us tTitl. tsp.s
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STOCK
Fall Fashion for Hats.

Fall Fashion for Hats.
,ub,eribern IS now prepared 10 furnish bis nuHer-
ous paioas and all the FesI Of MANKIND. With 'Plsn'
did hats ~ the ,,,,r,, .,,,r re
vhieb [of .ndurapce brauty OF form ind nish, tan ee
and when shared to the head
i've, 81 With perfect eaAe. .o,,,h, anil
ehIJGsn.s SON Hats, Comprising hack, narfed' ptain'
Non Intervention lnsr,han, Youns eeIea
ar With tne assoE,mept Of meas, yvu!hs and
Caps, al .: which are offered al
and retail 20 an az tuvsoS
". ~ stteES.'e
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WHEELING.
No, / Super Phosphate of Lime
VERSUS "GUANO."

THIS valuable fertilizer has been used for several years
IN England aud other pats Of Europe, aud Rext 10 81
.Eo holds The hghtst Iank in popularity and he extent u
which Il Is used among Farmers 10 ~
county br The subSelter has been more recent egt ht
progress Il has uaLe Ia The estimation OF The Public has
not been ss ma ked Or S1ecessul than AMER
Trial of thIee years investigation OF Its merits In whith
tnt there has teen Sery many serpPulous experiments
made 81 tbe most scientific asrieuSlsts and various
tlubs Committees, &c, side by side Peruvian Gu1no !.
10 lis relative Salue compar red With i laie and IN mos!
insattes preference given 10 the "Suer Phosphate o.
Link" Such reports aA returned will shortly be paeed
before the public, which will convey mo'e intoFTauoa
than the subscriber feels 1srosed 10 oae as The manu'
aetuier, atIhs present moment.
sehemea composition Of that nature 10 Al oRfe AZ
cord Iood and nour.hnnt To rowth Of ell desc npsons,
IFS b:ss being or grOuad BoNt" tle te?ey o.
which manure Is already well and
which ave decompo&ed By The addition Of one flL theiT
weight or Suphve Acid ~ which isadded due Ptopor
lion OF rano and Sulphte oI Ammonia; the h:tsI one
OF The most e:ien. agents In the best Peruvian
Il is tasy handed being Ina perfect Powderi VIII be
found suitable 10 all soils. warranted pure ahd Eehuln
and when al maturity to be Duad as eae!ous as here re
presented n
p4mrh:.,s will befoswlried on application 70 The ;h1
SC ritter orto hi. sseAis, whose anlts aye as folow
Me4Ssrs. cGIuIer Il Sons, Richmond, Va.
DO Rowlet,, HaILdy & 70, Petersburg, Va.
DO ROtunI 4 Mclean, Norfolk. Va
do e.. " Stewart, Esq, Baltimore, Md.
L. l.. DE BURG,
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For IInItimore, Washtngton, Philudelphin
mud New York
gs sEssg ;szs2 - 81 81

Great through Line for the East
J,Hg Baltimore AID Ohio Rail- Rosd fIom Wheeling to
| Baltimore, and connecting with the Washington
reh Rail Road Al the JUNCTION (aIey called the Real
iiou.e)e miles from baltimore, and with the Phtdel'
rhts Whining Baltimore R. Road TO PhtlsaelPh.
The great tunnels upon The lire are now Completed sHd
he whos Toai is In ne condition, presenting one or the
most pIeures1u: aud romantic Ioue ini9s void. ,,o,,
Louisville and Clneina connect With this road Whte
lng and through tickets from these Paesso baltimore,
Washington PLiladePhis, &e maj be had ottAe agents.
or on the boats.
Theeyp.ss iltIalnItayes Wheeling day, At oeleSk
", tin1e) and arrives at Cumberland (20l
niles 4, NJ and allowing two hous there, .TlTes IN
BAItinoI. (Ss0 mite, ", Tie mex. morning ma
King h. passage through In about % hod's, Geudi"G all
shortages.
without charge. .,,, n.
w,sbpron al The Junction and for PhiiadePhis Bal
tmoTe without extra charge Traveller, aIs SLOWED IN
pts lire and opportunity ali points their lsts
Thronsh tickets nom wheeling 10 Baltimore. !wi!a
rIivtss oflyIng over s1ywLes 9I me toa.e, 20
steamers Of ne ua!oa ttlt o. iss os9, ,Ga o.
Iii, naS WM PARKER. Genl. Sup't.
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Notice

CAPS.
n ECEIvEn this DAY, tie beat assortment OF Gents
IL youths, aud ehldIens cloth caps, ever brought iv
tn, cty Ia vng been selected wth great care as regards
stse ari sva,sy TAey comprise Ia rart as follOwS:-
Gent, cloth ort, black ard whites sens hair CLOTH Dol
black, dab and green riding hunting aud ArolIo cars =
A<v the egyptian pyItnnal eIicAeI cap, rev aItleei
together with every oksr description Of bat or
mi! s. r. HARPER " son
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alys,,.eneuI>O o. gtsteI length t"d !e' 'hAt
rl,l.ius.t.'d o. Longer tET than !"O months
,,,i a., 1,i.t cent on lie above wrl tt made ni
.:ys,. St lie hnt tnee MOUTHS s"d ~ I'' cent
"a ", s,,,6,.v u PROFESSIONS CARDS, 'qraeo lea"
Z. . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. vs.
vt' = -. OF pt o'tAAioLaI cards. o. :ua'e, r'T
msr, lSI
al - - " '..,'.''''''''''' az az
-, or,,t.ot on tie .hovr foE Inside; ,,..,...
~ notices charged so ret sqa,t r'I annaIn
,e.. q and AAmt 's'e o stv9Ht we e'J 70,
beI Ui soua,tSS' ~ uiideI lie setEia' head ana
..yt,,i,treuts, viii roljhly etAnEe' ore
faF ycsr,..........' '.'' m
u,fL weekly eiaIse ~"
$50, ,l ,its +. Inserted a"ii"h>'Y' o"' 'V'e N
L .,i..e noiict Ia seh.. '.',..,'
\ \.,.,s,,,,,u, thtI.td 10, FJcL ClEdidAt ~ a~l%
,.o,tt"Iissr'tl 'Ur mpn,h" sH>, "iYanfs E'H'
p. .,,.., Wotite. inserted iUI lAll Inif't
+ K. HNKrL">UN.
JOHN I. Rr>>Ell"
SWEAR,SGE\, TAYLOR i 10.
80 q LITTLE 4 TO.
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No. 52S.1
NOTICE OF THE DISGONTINIIANCE

Ofthe United States land Office at JefJersonpe Pin
| ceTines and WinamGc, Indiana.
l NDER the provisions OF the second section of
~ the act of Congress, approved June IL, 1870,
which declares "tha tlwhenever the quantity of pub
lie laods remaining unsold in any land district shall
be reduced to number of acres less than one hun
dred thousand, il shall be the duty of the Sec
| retary of the Treasury to discontinue the land
Office for such district; and if any land i'm any
such district shall unsold al the time of the
discontinuance of land Office, the same shall be
subject to sale al some one of the existing land of
fces most convenient TO the district in which the
| land Office shall have been discontinued, OF which
the Secretary OF the Treasury shall give notice .,
ana nasmuch as the Ith section OF the act approved
4th sept mber, ISfl, authorizes the Secret nv CT
the treasury TO coutnue any land district i'm which
situated the seat of government If any one of he
States notwithstanding the quantity of land unsold
III such District may not amount TO more than one
hundred thousand acres, when in his opinion such
continuance may be required by public convenience
or IN order TO close the land system i'm such State m
convenient point under the provisions of the act
on that subject approved June L. IS4O end iuos
much as the duty Gbope required has BEEN Jeroi"ss
upon he Secretary Of the Interior bu the oct 10 %,
Is49: Nfp''u % "arci';
Notice is accordingly hereby given that. in v;e,v
CT reports from the land officers at JETyrpsoxvI~
| ViNcEHNfs, and WIsAMAc, that the vacant land IN
each OF said districts is reduced below ono brnSaS
thousand acres The Secretary Of The Interior. With
the app1obdtion Of the President has d,ec,aa rs
the land Offices at JEPpEasoNyIIIr V,ScrSwrs .,a,
o; IN the State Of Indiana, be discontinued
anu tne lands remaining unsoId at the time Of lire
ascohlihaance be made subject TO sale ar the land
said State. VI government oil
Ia, manns remaining .unsold, and appropriated by
ana subject TO private entry within the limits
-, the oistois now discontinued will cease 10 be
subject to entry as heretofore an those ofaes G,or
e aaIe OF the receipt of this notice by the reg s,ers
anu receivers thereof, and the land officers al ISpI
nIArois wili give public notice of the day on
sor on. Iey VIII De prepared to receive applications
'oi entries OF any such lands at their Office
JOHN " u.SON,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
JANUAAY IS, 1855.
jan 29-2aw6w
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief I'm Five Minutes.

- AEh Al SOhfOOND GUN ARABIC SYREP,
INHE Increasing demand for this most plessant
i safe, and eflcscious remedy FOR ell pulmonary
has enabled the prosristor to reduce ths
price so Is to place II thin the reach of ell classes
It's superiority over most similar preparations IL al
tested d 1sny oI2inent physicians who have been
eye witnesses Of its efficacy when the usual rsme.
dies have fsi.ed also By thousand Of orr most M.
spectaoe ctifens Who have used t In their tamiles
both as Preventive and cure with never failing sue.
cess tor the last twenty years. during which period
With very little aid from advertising, &C., Il ha
gradually spread reputation over the whole Union.
In cases OF recent Cb,ds Coughs, Hodrseness g. M
gives immediate relief, ard generally cures In q dsy
OF two, without interfering with diet or business or
reHdcrins the system more susceptible CT Colds In
chronic cases, zsth7nd, Floop'ng Couch, Crorp
bronchitis, Affections Of the Lpsgs, ond Consxmp ,.
ton II is always very b. nefc:sl and sel.om t.iIs
whom commenced in time to perfect q cure.
Price 20 and go csats a bottle.
sold wholesale by Paterson Nairn, Stott Ga.
kiige'y %. Alexandria By Feel Stevens In
Georgetown by Mr. Cisssl
X TH-2RS GUN ARABIC CANDY DRoYS
elmier composition to the above, but in a milder
an msrs portable fern thsy act like charm on
Troublesome Consh, end clear the throat and
woes; they contain no Injurious drug ere particu
iasiy Recommended for children freQuentsrs G. ruh
no tsSe;aon public Speakers, singers &C.
Ifice iz1s and Is cents Per boz.
eot SAFE & Eost Drug and Candy Stores.
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MUNCHAUsENIsM.-Afr friend of Jack
Downing recently called upon us, and
narrated his experience of Western trav.
Ell. "Why, on the Niagara road" said
he. I'VE went one hundred miles in one
hundred and seventeen minutes-the last
car-well twas off the the track half the
time, and if the passengers did not lean
In on going around curve, smash went
their heads right through the windows.
The last car brings up just like snap
ping whip. But on our return we went
quicker than that. A fellow undertook
to cross the track; the engineer whistled
when we were a half mile off, but the
fellow didn't mind 1t, and we knocked
his cart and horses all into mince. The
fellow picked himself up, and was Jest
asking why we hadn't whistled when the
sound of the whistle came along. The
fact was, the train was running q leetle
ahead of the sound, and so the collision
was unavoidable anyhow. "-Chelsea Tel.
egrapk.
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EVENING STAR.
LEAVES AND MEN.

Drop, drop into the grave Old Leaf, =.
Drop, drop into the grave;
Thy acorns grown, thy acorns sown-
Drop, drop into the grave. e.
December's tempests rave Old Leaf,
Above the forest grave Old Leaf;
Drop, drop into the grave.
The birds in spring will sweety sing,
That Death alone Ia sad;
The grass will grow, the primrose show;
That Death alone is sad;
Lament above the grave Old Leaf;
FOR what has Life TO do with GriefS
IT'S Death alone that's sad.
What then 1--WE both have lived through
The sunshine and the rain;
And bless'd be He, to me and thee
Who sent His sun and rain:
We've had our sun and rain, Old Leaf:
And God will send again, Old Leaf,
The sunshine and the rain.
Race after race Of leaves and men
Bloom, wither, and are gone;
As winds and waters rise and fall,
so life and death roll on;
And long as ocean heaves, Old Leaf,
And bud and fade the leaves, Old Leaf.
Will life and death roll on.
How like am / 10 thee, Old Leaf! -.
Well drop together down;
How like art thou TO me, Old Leaf,
Wen drop together down.
I'm grey and thou art brown, Old Leaf,
Wen drop together down, Old Leaf,
Wen drop together down.
Drop, d.op into the grave, Old Leaf.
Drop, drop into the grave;
Thy acorns grown, thy acorns sown-
Drop, drop into the grave;
December's tempests rave, Old Leaf,
Above the forest grave, Old Leaf;
Drop, drop into thy grave!
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PROPOSALS FOB MAIL BAGS.
Pesr orrioE DEPARTMENT,

Posr orrioE DEPARTMENT,
~p., o. January IL, less.
~ Depafment until O'Clock a. M, of the a3d Of
APr next for furnishing for four years from the Isl
DAY OF JulxS next, in such quantities and at such
umes as may be required and ordered for the mail
service, mail bags Of the following description, to
wit:
Canvas Mail Bags.
Size Mol, (43 inches in length, and 81 inches in
to be made of cotton canvass,
weighing Is ounces to the yard of % inches width
the yarn of the fabric be doubled and twisted and
fve-fols.
Size No. 2, al inches in length, and AZ inches in
cireumfefence) 10 be made of cotton canvass
weighing ID ounces TO the yard of 81 inches width
and the cloth TO be woven in every respect like thai
Of the first size of bags.
Size No. 3 (32 inches in length and % inches in
circumference) TO be made of cotton canvass
weighing 10 ounces 10 the yard of % inches width
and tn. cloth 70 be woven as above described
The canvass bags of sizes Nos. l and are 10 be
made with a sufficient number Of eyeet holes. and
provided with strong cord to secure their mouths
All are to- be well and distinctly marked " s.
Mai" and to be numbered according to :ae sizes
above specified.
Leather and Canvass Pouches.
Size No. AZ in, in LENGTH and 60 in circumference
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON.
PLAN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR.

LIN TUI THE JURRENI T E.TR.
'INHE list is now open, and cry subscriber o
l. $3.50 will be ent tied to-
l. An impression of Plate, by J. T. Willmorc
A. r. A., from the crig inal picture By }. J. Chs
lon, +. A., "a Water Party"
H. Volume containing thirty Wood Engraving
illustrating subjects from Lord Byron's POen
OF "Chlde Harolde." And
Ill. The chance OF Obtaining one Of the prizes &
be allotted NJ the general meeting in April
which will include
The right to select for him self valuable work al
art from one of the public exhibitions. Statutes
bronze OF her Majesty on Horseback, by T. Thor
neycroft. Copies in bronze, from an orIgnal Mode
In relief by r. Jefferson, of The Entry the Duke
oil Wellington into Maarid Statutes in porcelain
or paran. Proof iihprc ssions Of large Litho-raph
by Il. H. Mcguire, after the original picture by "
z. Firth, X. A., The Three Bcws,n from Mo
Heres b )urgeOs Gentilhomme."
Honorary Secretaries for Washing ton, Messrs
IAfLOh y MAURf, Booksellers. ian "a
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SOMETHING NEW

nPrOSITE THE MARKET ON PENNsYLyA
- MlA AVENUE 4 doors below Ninth street,
NV ShofHiNG STORE for Men end Boys,
opened this day. DKCKRa, tne OF "a. &c.,,
Ciouing Mert hants In the North has determiup
oner 70 the citizens Of Washington snd vicinity,
as excellent Clothing Ct the lowest Northern prices
fof cash only. There the
POOR MAN
viii ind just such Cloths Store as has long ham
wanted in Washington. His motto Is cheap for
cash, and ONE PRICE ONLY.
"A good substantial woollsn cost he wiz sell for
ana heavy winter pants, well lined for al IS;
and foe coats, overcosts, and yests In nronortion
aood Wool and cotton uuders hirts hosiery. eloves
&c, cheaper tn An the cheapest. nov lift
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TRAVELLERS tiREUTORY.

r ATHAM's LINE OF OmNIBUsEs
a. I'd * S n, s saa So s =. T. @
leave Washington at 8, ii, and l2 q U06E
m, 3k and m.
Seats can be secured at the Office, Fairfax o.,
ana and Newton's MANSON House in Washington, a
Halls Segar Store and Kirkwood House.
This Line runs regularly winter and summer for
the accommodation Of the Public
Passengers called tor and taken to their residences
If not too far.
FARE-For the first trip up and last trim down.
o0 cents; all other regular trips Is cents.
Trunks extra. LATHAM a COOK
ian S-tf
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The DOMINICAN REPUBLIs.-President
Santana is white man, as we'll as his
Secretaries. Cuba is by no means pre-.
ferable to the island of St. Domingo. On
the contrary, the latter is much richer
than the former, having silver, gold, coal,
copper and quicksilver mines; different
kinds of wood, suitable for vessels besides
being the country Of the mahogany, and
several other precious woods. If Cuba
is the key Of the Mexican gulf, the bay Of
Banana, in the Dominican Republic, is
no doubt the key of the Caribbean Sea.
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T. h. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY

81 Eighth st, adjoining hainsy's Livery Stables
" public has bestowed upon me, I have BEEN com.
PEELED to erect new and larger building for the
CRYING on of my business. Here shall b. en-.
ablsd to execute all orders entrusted t. ms win
fully solicit . continuance o:ths publ q pateonses.
Carriages and Wagons, of the most mod-rn stye.
bsilt OF the best materials, and warranted to riys
satisfaction.
to.
For sale, cheap, secondhand Clarence Carriage,
nearly new. Geo 2e-t3
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HAMPToN's VEGETABLE TINcTURE
EAsros. Oct. 4, LISA.

EAsTos, Oct. 4, lo54
MessTs. Mortimer & HoW6rcy:
GenIienCn-I feel II my duty to you and the pub
lie to certify TO the efTects o; hampiou's Vegetable
TinctuTe. ] was for more than five years laboriny
under a disease of Chronic Rheumatism, and the
great part OF that time 1 was so helpless tsat had
90 be helped from lay bed end dressed in my clothes
L became reduced In a mere skeleton. All the med
iclnes took done me no good, and continued I'd
grow worse. | heard OF Hampton's Tmcture and
thought would give il trial. At this time I did
not expect 10 live one day after another. did lot
take ii Uhe Tincture) for the rheumatism, but ia
short tine l vas We'll If that disease. From tie
effects OF your Z incture and the help Of God am
now getting IN good health
wish all the afflicted to try HamptOn's vegetsbls
Tinctu-e, as have doue, with the same effec, that
1t has on Your obcdient servant,
Isaac BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin; sold
him some of iampton's Vegetable Tincture, and be-
deye the above statement correct.
DAWSON d BRo.
From our knowledge OF Captain BENJAMIN we are
confident that the above statement is true and un-
exaggerated. ]. A. JOHNSON
CHARLES ROBINSON.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures OF
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys-
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. As
iemaie medicine or for delicate children we believe
il urequaed.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY. lao Ralti
more street, Baltimore; and 304 Broadway, N. York
CHAs. STorT * Co., J. u. MOORE, ID. B. CLARKE
CLARsE BOWLING, w. ELLIOT. and II. McPHER
SON, washington also, by X. :. r. CIssRL George
town, and {. e. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gists everywhere. ian ST.
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CAOMwELL,s
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
BETWEEN NEW YORK
BALTIMORE 46HS & BOSTON,

"ILL dispatch Steamer daily from Baltimore
w and NewYOrk, and twice week from Boston
TO ID fillmore and Baltimore to Boston.
This line affords unequalled facilities to the bust
ness men Of the District Of Columbia. The Agents
al either point will receive freight and give through
bill OF lading to Washington ut the lowest rates OF
freight and no commissions charged. Applications
for freight promptly attended to by the following
agents: A. T.. HALL,
So Exchange Place, Baltimore.
ii. CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany sts., N. Y.
JNO. w. SCHANK,
jan l4-d3m Foot OF India Wharf Boston.
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SOLDIERS IN EUROPE.-The number OF
men bearing arms of war at this time in
Europe may be set down thus: England,
230, 1000; Turkey, All 900; Prussia. $50, :.
600; Austria, 500, 900; France, 5000;
Russia, 1,54O, 900; the German States,
with the exception of Austria and Prus-
sia, l 1888, 900, making the whole number
Of soldiers now under arms in Europe
1854 900. No wonder the people erai.
CRATE to other countries.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoA]
M Es ~

On and after Tuesday, Nou. Z, 1854,
Fi'HE Cars leave Alexandra daily for Gordons.
L vile and intermediate stations at TX O'Clock,
Q. H. DC the arrival OF the boat from Washington,
giving ample time for breakfast On board. Con.
Meeting at Manassas Junction with train for Strss-
burg, az Werrenton in ction With train for War
rsntou, and at Gordonsvile with the trains on the
Virginia Central Railroad for Richmond, Charottes-
vile, and Staunton
The cars leave Gordonsvile daily for Ale1and ris
and Intermediates stations, at before IL, M, on
the arrival OF the trains o. the Virgins Central rail-
road from RichmoRd, Charlottesville and Staunton
THROUGH TICK ETA
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

sK- On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Fare round trip 81: from Alex.
andris rs cents -The THOMAS COLLYER leaves
washington a. and Alsxandris at "a O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for TT boat at s1 oclk
Coach fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the CoEohes will lsaye their resi-.
de1ce with Geo. ThoG. Parker.
Refreshments on the boat.
oct 28-dtf SAN,I, 9EDNUY Cant
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ANTI-KNow NOTHING VICToRY.-Atan
election held in Burlington, Iowa, on the
5th instant, Silas A. Hudson was elected
Mayor, over L. D. Stockton, Know Moth
ing, BY il9 majority. Eight aldermen,
and the recorder, treasurer, and marsha,
opposed to Know Nothingism, were also
elected.
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PIANOSi-PIANOSI

WE beg leave to call the attention Of the public
w to our stock Of Pianos now on &C.,,
hand, consisting Of superb finished :, Saf4x<sZ
81 and octave rosewood case in
suumeRts from the world-reROwnedg Y
manufactures of ii .let, Davis & Co., Boston, and
knabe. Cache & Co., Baltimore, comprising in all
the largest most reliable and select assortment ever
offered in this city. Also Stools. Covers &c.
Old Pianos taken in exchange.
We will make reasonable discounts for cash or
sell on time. JOHN F. ELLIS,
No. 900 Pa. avenue, near Tenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-27

DEV. JOHN LANAHAN, PASTOR OF THE
H EXETER STREET, M. E. CHURCH.-A
strong desire to benefit the afflicted induces INN
thus TO cerIfy. We chall enge any other medicine
To present such mass OF tesl inony from gentlemen
and ladies of high standing of our own wed known
citizens. who testify of cures OF COUGH, BRON
CHlTIS, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, SC
BALTIMORE, January Oath, 1855
MessTs. Mortimer q Mou5roy:
take pleasure in saying TO you that have used
your champions Tincture" with very great croft.
From serious throat affection, my general health
had become very much impaired, when I com
menced TO use = Hampton's Tincture.' found
liz effects upon my general health most salu,ary-
My nervous system and digestive organs soon right
ed up under its use.
l have several times recommended IL 10 nv
friends and IN every case, as far rs have been in
formed, they have use it with success.
Yours truly,
JOHN LAsAHAs, Pastor
Of Exeter ST., NJ f. Church, Baltimore