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NEW YORK. HREMEn, And SOUTH
49, ANprON UNITED STATES MAIL 2TEAMERs--
<C1k ships mprising rais line The WASHING
TON, Capt e. Cavendy; HERMANN. Capt. Ed
ward nisrihs
These stap Southampton both going and returning
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising line the following;
The Atlantic Sapt ness
nc..... -
capt Cousock
AdEats ...-.r-Iapi-
These saiEs having been buh by contract ez
pressy for government serves, every care has been
construction, also IN the c1gines
9z6 strength and sreea5 and lieir accoaino
messengers and coort
York Liverpool IN srst cabin sio
In cabin Exclusive o. zIn size o
Liverpool q York, 90 and 20 guneas.
A expcr,rucsa attached 10 each
No his be nd paid fg-.
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ArroRNrv eEsERAL's 80.

Hon. Caleb Cushing, ATTORNEY General Of the United
States r. II. Gilst ESQ., chief clerk The ordinary busi-
ness nf this Office may be classified under tie following
heads
i oea opinions the current business of the govern
ent called for by the President by head Of depart-
ment, or By the Solicitor Of the Treasury.
Examination of the titles Of ell land purchased as the
sites Of asenals, custombouses houses and all other
public works OF the United States
g. Applications for pardons in all cases Of conviction in the
courts Of the United States
T. Applications for appointment in all the Judicial ana legal
business Of the government
5. The conduct and argument Of all suits in the Supreme
Court Of the United States which the government i con-
ceraed.
The supervision o all other suits arising any Of the
departments when referred By the head thereof the Attar-
ney General.
TO these ordinary heads OF the business Of tie Office are
added at the present time the following viz
First The direction ot all appeals land claims in Cali
fornia
District Of Columbia.
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T-t xNsI~ LAME Portrait, a-d Pic
tureframe 2s7 PennsylVsnia svenue-Iarlo
~ az NH -zrs and elaborate and hnish con
an,iv delivered complete
prices in thereby SAVING the cast Of boxing
freight, an risk of hreakHse
The pubic respectfully tnvtied 70 can.
June mi
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metropolitan Railroad o1er,
Georgetown, August d is55
THE auHua q the president and directors = nov
ready for dbutipa Stockholders be surpied ty calling
= - J. w. DEEBLE,
Aug f-law3w secie'ig-
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The Organization Of the Executive Depart
meBts OF The Government OF the United states



The whole machinery employed conduct the basiDeas
arising out Of foreign relations with al The powers
seiyed. TIE Egmber employed IL he Department 81 state
ot the tniied States Is cny seTenteen follows One
ssy y sn0n = Ian - MAFeyl enc Assistant
twelve clerks, one translator, ard librarian.
Dfoutie sraneh.This branch the State Department
has charge Of an correspondence between The epartn and
other diplomatic agents a the United abroad
hoe Of foreign powers accredited this gorernBeut In
all diplomatic instrnctions from the department.
COMMUNICATIONS 10 commissioners under treaties 81 bouna-
es &c prepared copied and recordea and al 81 Ike
rharacter received registered and ed, their
being hrst entered IN an anaiytc table or index.
Consular BraneAThis branch has charge Of the cores
poBdenee, Ae between the department and The eohsus and
commercial agents a the united States IN instructions
10 those officers, and answers their dispatches and LETT
persons sskinc for agency or rea
ting consular affairs, prepared and recorded.
T1s D.5ursisg Agsn,He has charge Of all correspond
and other connected with relating 10
any fund with the disbursement OF which the department
charged
Tks nanaiar. Ills duties are fnrniah such trau-la
commissions Of consus and consuis when not in English
upon which exequatars are Issued.
Clerk af appointment and Copussions-He makes out
and records commissions letters of appointment aud non
nations 70 the Senate makes and records exeguaurs
and records hen IN English the commissions which
are issued. Has charge Of the library.
Cterk u Rss and Ars1fresHe takes charge Of the
rps enrolled acts and resolutions Of Congress- they
received at the department from the Presdent prepares
the authenticated copies thereof which called pre-
psres for, and superneDds their publication
ties the newspapers and in book form attends their
distribution throughout United States aud that OF ali
ARGUMENTS and publications regard which this duty
assigned TO the department writng and answering all let
connected Herewith Has charge OF all Indian treaties
and business relating thereto
Clerk of Aafeatoatiaas oRa CozyrightsHe has charge
Of the seals Of the United States and o The department.
prepares and attaches certificates papers presented
hentcaton receives and fer the ss has charge
Of publications transmitted the department under the laws
relating oopyrghts records and indexes titles re-
cords all letters from the department other than the do
matte and consular.
Csf ef c-dens und PgssporsHe prepares and records
pardoBs and resspns and registers and hes the petitions
and papers which they founded Makes and re-
cords passports keeps daily register of all letters other
than diplomatic and consular received and Of the dispo
on made OF them prepares letters relating this buFiness
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Tn. owners ships accountable for gold silver,
cnis, uniess bills of
therefor the valuH thereof sxpreshed tberen
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United states Patent once.

rsEdnrs papers WIN copy and srnG iDcr
rcsf ofiec paper containing iais n0ce
Si-iaw5H
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Fy~i,riok CHg, NIL
THE institution viii raconmenee on nohfy ha
L Isl 81 september
O
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A CARD.-LOOK HERE

LII yo lovers of the good things of this life. and
II we will tell you where you may obtain at least
some of them. Thankful for past fav0rs, would
respectfully ask a continuance OF the same dur q
this Spring aid Summer. | am prepared to furnish
al who will give me call with the sweet and cool
ing Beverages in my line at short notice. Such as
Ice Creams, Water Ices, of all flavors, Schari6tte
Reuse, Bianc!nange, &c. Cakes Of all kinds Also,
foreign and domestic Fruits aud Confectionery gen
orally kept In well regulated establishments of the
kind.
Particular attention will be paid to furnishing
Wedding or Brides Cakes. Also, Parties, Balls
Excursions, Pic Mics, &c, &c, and upon reason
able terms.
Call at the old stand, Massachusetts avenue. be-
tween 9Th and 10Th streets, Northern Liberties
N. B.-Best quality ICE CREAM sold at 81 so
per gallon.
may 7-eo3m JOHN w. RIGUTSTINE.
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DLEASE notice that I nave, fresl, from he es-
L Establishment il, New York, Heckcr's Self Eas.
ipr Flour, Eecker's Grits, GecNeT's Maccaroni and
Vermacelii, Hecker's farina, one paper ct which,
al Ia cents, viii make superior dish sufficient for
fifteen or twenty persons.
Also, OswegO Corn Starch and CoYnena, great
variety OF MlIard's Preparations Of Chocolate fur
eating and drinking. Bakers superior Cocoa p,sie
fIom which, in Il few minutes, Nv pouring bniiiI ?
water on il very superior cup OF Chocolate can he
made.
When dollars and cents arc made study and at
Tie same time superior article for health and econ
Ony is required, you would DO we'll to call at KINGS
Grocery and Variety Store, corner Vermont ave
nue. and Streets few steps northeast Of Jack son
Statue. may ll--Wtf
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, June l, 1SSs.
pROPOSALS for carrying the mails o. the United
ststes from the Isl day of October. 1855, TO he
3Oth day Of June, 1855, inclusive, the following
route in tn, Safe Of louisiana will be received ut
the Con- ract Cffice of tas Post Office De partmsnt in
tins city o! Waahingon Until p n, of 10th July,
1856, to be dscilei by the 10Th of the same mon'h
LOUISIANA
From Lat October, 1855, to lst July, 1858
No. 1907 From Ssipt Mart.nsyille. by Breaux,
Bridge, ArmaUdville, LsoraviIle, local and
Barry's Landing, (ocal) to Opelsusas La, 60
miles and back, one. q wesk
Leave Saint Ma tinEville Nj pdav st Gam
Arrive at Ipelou7ssnext dsy by 10 IN
Leave Opslousas Wednesday ct 8 an
Arrive ct ssin MartinET1lls mex day by 10 m
BIDS to run three times week, with prupossi
schedule, mating Cl1se connections at Ope-
lousas ~ith the New Orleans Mail, will tie
CONSIDERED.
For firms OF proposals, guarantee and certificate;
also. Instructions AMI requirements, (embTaGgg
conditions to be incorporated in ths contra is t.
such an extent as the department lay deem % PERI
see advertisement iGvtiu proposals fer mail service
in the western acd southye m states. dated 9 b
January, 1854. JAMES CAMPBELL,
Jucs 8-laviv Postmaster General.
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EVENING STAR.
CHILDHOOD

BY FRANCIS FULLER BARRrTT.
childo scarcely seven years
Light-haire rand fair "a any lily;
With pure eyes readn in their tsars
At Gliding words or Elances chilly;
And sudden smiles, as inly bright
As lamps through alabaster shining.
18th ready Inirth and fancies light,
Dash'n with strange dreams and child-diyininu
A child in all infantIle grace,
Yet with the angel lingering in her face.
A curious, eager, questioning child
Whose logic leads 10 naive cancellations:
Her little knowledge reconciled
To tYuth amid some sad confusions:
Yet crCdulsus, end loving much
The problems hardest for her reason;
Placing her lovely faith on such,
And deeming disbelief a tire asOn;
Doubling that which she Can disprOve,
And Wisely trusting all the rest 10 love.
Such graces dwell beside your hearth,
And bless you IT. your household fairy,
Leaving no svgeeter spot Oh earth
Than that which holds your little Mary.
No entertainment ever yet
Had half the exquisite completeness
The pleasure without one regret
You gather iFJm your darIiag's sweetness;
An angel sits btsiie the hearth
WDeIe'cr ~ innocent chile is found on earth.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Z HAVE now on hand, and constantly finishing, q
i very large assortment of Pleasure andCss<sSS Il
Family CARRIAGES, of the la;cs; fash ks3s$ft-
ions, which will sell low the same quality OF
work can be sold in any of the principal markets Of
the United Stasss
nages OF his own manufacture, and all work sold by
hin will be warranted, and compare iay3Iably with
any work ia this market. As I always keep large
assortment, invite purchasers and Others 10 ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Carriages Uuilt to order OLD Carriages taken in
exchange, 0I repaired al the shortest notice.
THOMAS YOUNG,
Sign % the Golden iiOfse,
No. 400 Pa. avenue and "a street.
may l-eulm
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mo. b3T.I

NO. DOT
Notice of the RsmoUal Of tie Land Office
from Clinton to WaYsGsc, in ths Stute of
Missouri.
Under authority CT the &c. of Congress entitled
- 'An at authorizing changes n tee location Of
Land C1ce," approved Nj arch 3, 1853, it ia hereby
declared and made kEown that the land office for
the sale CT the prblc lands at CIINToH, Mssour ii,
viii be rensyef to WABssw, Benton county, IN the
said State, Gu the FIRST 2Gy Or July rect.
Given under my hard, st tae city Of Washington,
this ff.esnth day CT Nay, Euno Domipi one thong
and eight hUnd ed and ty.hye.
BY os3e- CT the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Oic..
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OFFICE CLERK HOUSE, or ggsREsEsr

OFFICE CLERK HOUSE, or gEsREsENrATryEs,
June l6, 1855.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this
- office until Monday, Cd July next, at - O'Clock
ia for furnishing for the OF the House of Repre-
sentatyes dafng the 3ith Congress, folding pa per
As follows.
1000 reamJ buff or brown envelope ease., smooth
surface, strong and tough, 10 by 90 inones
IN SEE, TO weigh not less than q pounds to
the Ieain.
$40 reams, samc as above, 81 by IS inches, %
pounds to the ream
lou reaIns strong and smooth manila paper, or
smooth hardware paper, ~ by 81 in ches
Gao reams white fiat cap in hall sheets
Proposals. for the above MUST state the weight and
price per rean. Tee paper must be delivered fat,
aud in such quantities, and Is such times between
the date OF the contract and rIe Ist day of Noyem
her nexi, as shall be- specified by this Office No eX
ira charges are allowed for the deiiysry of the pa
per. reasonable deduction from the face of the
bills will be made until they shall be passed by the
Committee on Accounts.
JOHN w. FORNEY,
Clerk Of the House of Representatives.
je lS-lawuuiy3
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FRENCH HAIR RESSING AND
SHAVING SALOON

fv'HE undersigned respectfully announces 10 the
L citizens OF Washington, that he has opened a
Genuemen's Hair Dressing and Shaving Saloon, on
Pa avenue, between llt and 18th streets, where he
is al all times prepared 10 accommodate them in all
branches of the tOnsCrial operation. Hair Cutting
performed in the very latest styles.
He would call particular attention 10 hi7 Wigs,
Toupees, Braids, Fnzettes, Whiskers, MustachOis,
SC. and is prepared to ill all orders in the above
line at the shortest notice. coed assortment con-
stantly on hand
He respectfully solicts call, feeling assured that
he canno, fail to please all who may so favor him.
je 6-eolm JOHN HERBORN.
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Wizards Hot.,-OId Point Comfort, Va.
FISCHER's BAND FULLY ORGAN-

III VING now completed al my arrangements
III TO- first rate BASS and T. D TIL LON
BAND. AIN again II The service of the public TO
attend Excursion Parties, Exhibitions, PaIades, Pie
Mics, Balls, and Serenades. All those in favor OF
Citizens band respectfully invited encourage
COR enterprise, here la Washington City.
FISCHER, Leader.
p. S.-This Band, unieT Dag direction, Is regularly
uniformed, and from practice oyer t.eniy years
Car give So tistacuon 10 every one
Residence, Pc. avenue, nCrth side, bet. Glh and
10Th streets first door west at Iron Hall.
Orders left with Messrs HiibUs 4 HilE punctuaIiy
attended IL. NAY l4-2mt
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MAGNOLIA HAMS.

gaT Il have Just eceived, we believe, the only lot
w ever sent 10 this city, and are certainly the
hepius ultra OF all hams ever introduced here be.
ing all selected and cured by C. Huffman. of May
land, from the old HOMESTEAD receipt, we are sure
that on any table they VIII afford delightful source
of c0aveIsation
Also, a small lot Of tender Smoked Reef, saccha.
rined and spiced by new rfcejDis. deghtfu for ME
mes aSd EIcurslODists, with a general assortment
oil all kinds of Crackers aud Sweetmeats az
KINGS Family Grocery,
corner Vermont avenue and St,
few steps northeast Jackson Statue.
ie ll-Wu
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POTOMAC PAVILION,
Piney Point, st. Mary's County, MARYLAND

THIS desirable place Tor health and sea-ba.hine
l. will be opened for the reception of visitors on
the 18th Of June, with nothing left undone that viii
promote The comforts of its guest Many improve
ments have been made since my last season A
Lunch Room has been britt tor The accommodation
Of visitors at all reasonable hours, day and night
Stables and Carriage Houses have been built 70
acc ommodate those AT at distance
Billiard Table, Pistol Gallery, Shuttle Board Ten
Pin Alleys and Baths have all been improved, and
are free to visitors only.
j am thankful 10 the public for their patronage
the last two seasons, and hope see my old friends
and many new faces the coming season.
3he Pavilion shall be clean and well kent
Children with whOOping cough or measles will
no; be admitted as bOarders.
TERMS OF BOARD:
rOr single 50 GO
For tnree days or less than week, per day. ] so
oJ thC 10 %
BY the month, per day....................... / IS
w. w. DIX, Proprietor.
Letter Boxes have been placed on all the Steam-
ers Tor the accommodation OF visitors.
lie 5-eOlm
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EURE EIIS--READI


5ior: 20 !ic SicS ihGr C3ls.-FiOm OGe OF the mes;
respectable Druggists in SUuth Carolina.
CHAHLrsTOE, -. l.. Sept. si, 1853.
Mecsrs. MoETIHHA & ai0wshAV:-lhe sale ei
your Hdmrton's Vegetable TinctUe is increasing
every day, and every bottle sold recommends this
valuable medicine 50 the afflicted. Several of OH
planters have riei it in different cases with aston
idhDs success, and are getting ii by half dozens. Il
ifs been fouad 70 be The greatest remedy for rheu
matte affections, and Wonderful cure has teer
perorned Oh q negro bOv, suffering from Fits
Will furnish ou with humber OF certificates if you
wish them.
an, geAdemcr yours, w. G. TRorr
Call and get pamphlets cratis, aud see cares Of
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
pepSis, Nervousness and General Weakness AS g
female medicine or for delicate children we believe
L unequailed.
Sold by MORTIMER * NcWBRAY, 10 Ralti-
Clore street, Eat.mcTc, ard ;Oi Broadway, Il. YCrE
CEls. STOTT Z Co., J. ii. MOORE. d. &. CLAIRE
CLARKE 81 BOwLISa, w. ELLInT. and y. ricpurE-
SON, WASHINGTON; also, by z. s. r. CT c.L George
town; and q. G. 3xR..T, Alexandria, and ty Drug
slsts everywhere feb 2l--u
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uGaAgESr 3cUE EVEg
PULLS Sd, .>d oOntain.sc
r&:rly dru5's tb, Gusa.ily 0,
ref'.irG nGttcr IL that q In.
r1s.&G GSATS o. COLLAR
FOUNDATIONS.
y tIeate or the TgYSiCrs3-
CT OF MARRIAGE, and til.
"Snrat Ia hrmiti6s and decide;
CT ynUEh i1d maturity, r.
so-tiaS fr"Ia excsssss, whiol
doctrOy:hs physical and zlsa.
L1l poNeIE. with CnnssEsSirOl
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No. 6aS.l
Notice o an establishment of an additional
Lane O@s IN the IsrritOyy Of Oregon
TN pu,Suaaee of the set OF Consres approved Feb
i Iuary H. 1856, entitled IAN act 10 e.ta,lish an
additional land distric: 10 - Territory OF Oregon
10 be cal ed the UmplGa district, eulb cEc al the
Land lyias south OF the fourth standard parallel /,
is hereby declared and male kcOwn that the land
oHce Cor said district has Keen located by the Pref
dent OF the United States at the town of Winchester
in said Territory, until otherrise oIds ed.
Given KINDER my hand, az the city of Wasbiugton
this l7ih day Of May, A. y. 1855
JOHN WILSON.
Commissioner OF General Land Ofncs.
msy 1S-lawl2W
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ca marriage It's dutios ard Gi3aual;aeations, and
tbsie Tslaetias; with ltScSflphs, rllgtisiin; the
anatomy au6 physo!0g-, s,.d diseases Of tie repro
duciiv. organs Ct both sszss the- structure, usse
ind frrotiohs. A pcruiST ard comprehensive tr..
Tie 00 tie Gctgs SD ossfisttss single and rls-
risd li-happy aai fruit. ~ es'isI. .s laaas Of g.
curing observation-disclosures a'd inS.tl!e oass-tasii
DEVIATION and rs.I,c F.li 91ctant hints 10 those
contemplating ma.ti.rcay. taxi VII ovsrso:n. ob-
joctions 10 It; none, hsxsVtT should taxa tho I'm.
portshr 5.,2 ytthout rrst ojnaGitiny It's pe1ef---
commentaries On TIC disease A,s leo.i tfeEtIneui
OF females rohi infancy 20 CD So, essh aGsa gryph
tcAliy illustrated by beautiful Et4ogrsphic plates
nervoSs debility, iJ CAUSE and cure, by process
1T once so sissls al. and e6coual that failure ie
tAposG bio--rules for daily Iosns.sn.ent-sa essay
oA syo-- ato-rhda with practical oh3sTT6tiors Oh
siltl and ei6as gaccSssF.t L.6at Ct t:sst1ssns,re
csut.oEarJ hints OF The ovie resulting fshic sispIr
cal pFsCto6--So s7ssy On all dseSBss s-isiag ftcIn
trdscfoGoE, with plaiA Gl1 si2,ple rules by which
all Ls .sOns Gan euTo themselves without uis,cur-
Remedies 20. k.css self inflicted miserGs and Gisap
pointed hcSts 60 ba.Ostusatsy Iycrslent In TIE
youns It is truthful sdvi.es - the mar ga sl6
thcsc contemplating marriage. Its perassl is par
!iculsrly recolnnsadcd 10 pe.sons entsrtslu.5g &c
.ret Shss Of tlsi. physical cociiten, snd io ara
conscious Of having hazsriE; th- health, hsppiness
md privileges 10 uEich eTcEy hua..a being Il 81.
titled b.
lar. Mailed fres Of postage 70 aly part 81 tAs u,i
ted ssst.s.
n. B.-Tnos. vic Prefer ray ecEEaltTr I 4 CroIr
urcn xrJ CT ths DISEASES ugsa which kts book treats
either setsona!ly BY nail. Medicine ssn. 20 sny
part Of tie Union according to tirtstioos, ssfsl,
packed ard Carefully secured RON all observation
Address DR.. "a. g. Ia oRolX, No 81 Nsidsn Lant
o: Post Cfiet E0- t7e, Albany, Il. 2.
6v- cltcs open daily raoal o n = to p =, Sad on
bunday from until ri.
81 0Gice Res owed frors Nc. 81 Beaver ST.,
to IN Raider Lane, A,iaay, NY.
sscg
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GRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
Ml s sszEa

On G1s otter Tuesday, NOU. Z, 1854,
rS'EB Osrs le-vs Aler.nd-is dksiy for GortouS
: Vie sn6 iRtc-z-diess ststiors ct TX o'clock.
n, on the s-Ti-si CT TIE boat from Nasbinston,
giving sEcple t.s:s FOR breakfast on hoard. Con-
Meeting at Hsasssas Junction Etn t-ssl for SsrsS
SSES. ss H2Trtntcn J1u otion GiLn .-sin for War.
certcn, ami 81 Gor;onzyiils With ths trains on the
virgins Central Rsi,rosra f. icllnozi CEIrottse
vie, md Stsz6toa.
aud trt:rs1,s!s sts ora, al u before - c. ne, on
TIE sciIFEl 81 tn. t-sA.B o. tie Virginia Central rail-
Rad fcosi E!shnozj, Charlottesville. and Stsantos.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

ID OBERT J. WALKER and LOUIS JANfN
IL have formed co partnership under the firm
OF "Walker Janin," for the management and ar
Pdment Of cases in tine Supreme Court or the I'm ted
States and before the Court OF Claims at Washing
ton City.
Address Washington, n. C. may I0-eo3r
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TGE0UaE Tickets

-"r A.J5.ihb1rS, cO2recSiar With It's ets5.t q
Charlottesville, or Mondays, Wednesdays, snd m
dsJH.
Fer t=rsy s,i E3T MARKET o5nasctiag VIII ths
Ecs.=y.
sor I.i1cAss.sr 1.:ly, :ol:asesins Silh L. stl,s
at Pisdcout
For LidslsbuEG daily, connecting wisa IA sssso
q. tse Plans.
Pc. o-sJt: Tl B3CC1ET-, Agsut-
q
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JOaE LAEAuAE, Pastor
OF Exeter St, NJ. J.. Church, Baltimore.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
RALiIGu, II. c., Feb 9, 6s5.
UesSTs B37timcr & H2Wb-al:
do heleIy certify that about twelve months aea
was taken with severe hem0Thage Of the LGifI.
and had four attacks Oft : was advised 10 rry Dr.
tinmptor's Vegetable t,GC:uTe procured one
bo.tlc, and acr taSInr which, was satisfied thar
was much better; and that, after taking the fourth
bottle, was entirely vel. end now enjoy as gOOd
health as ever did il my life Lean. and do. with
out the least hesitation. recommend the T.nciurC
to AL persona afflicted in nay way
You're, GEO. w. WEAgLEr,
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

eIE-.~ On TUESDAYS aid FRIDAYS.
sSls:- ..sa:::.s, Fare foaHd tlip 81; FROM AlsT'
.adr.s IS cents The THOMAS CoGLYRE leaves
Washington q 0 sd aiszGI,&-ia at 81 O'clock
Cosaaas lsSTe tas Capitol e. .ss So@; 81 81 os4A
CoslS fare 20 csLss.
Persons wishing tke Coaches VII .sSTs tas.r feR
Ssnoc with Gee. 4 Thos. ps5ksr
Est.oShnsnts On tie boat
G,t 2s--dtf sLsrL cEDggY. cist
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RsuROAD.
"a ~ ~ zsE
CHANGE OF UOURS

LHANUE UF BOUHS.
~ viii '''' -- "'''1A'' NC saha
Leave Washington at 6 and g q. m, and 3 and
On Sunday at flspm
Leave Baltimore a! ~ aid 9x m, and 3 and
81 pm
On Sunday a. ~ N.
ap S-n r. T. PARgOES- AGENT
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

GauIs. Lence For Do,s
Quaker CIty.........New Y ork. Havre June p9
Union. York. .Havre June 80
To- The California steamers leave New York on
tie 5th and och If each month.