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|, Y ENING STAR.
EVENING SoLAoE.
BIT cuRRIRR BILL.


The human heart has hidden treasures.
In secret kept, In silence sealed;
Ihe thoughts, the hopes, the dreams, the pleasures
Whose charms were broken, If revealed.
And days may pass in gay confusion,
And nights in noisy rio, fly,
While, lost in Fame's or Wealth,s illusion.
Inc memory Of the Past may die.
But there are hours Of lonely musinp.
such as in the evening silence come,
When son as birds their pinions closing,
Inc hearts best feelings gather home.
inen IN our souls there seem TO anguish
A tender grief that is NOS woe;
And thoughts that once wrung greans of anguish,
Now cause but some mid tears 10 flow.
And feelings, once strong as passions,
Float softly back-a faded dream;
Our own sharp griefs and wild sensations,
The taste Of others sufferiDgs seem,
Oh. when the heart is freshly bleeding,
How longs IL for that time to be,
When through the mist Of years receding;
Its woes but live in revere.
And il can dwell on moonlight q INNER,
On evening shades and loneliness
And, while the sky grows dim and DINNER,
Feed no untold and strange dist ess-
Only an deeper impulse given
By lonely hour and darkened room,
To solemn thoughts that soar to heaven,
Seeking life and wo;ld to come.
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AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSp
LET THE srcK HrIp I'm, -

LIT TIE SICK HEAR rRr rRrru
CArrAu observation-disclosures Known n, -.
mony sill be conclusive Bun less 49, :. 's''i
not Know the Captain should he scep,jcaI. n. r..
son Bro, with otbop of the bsst Known An |. ~.
highly respectable citizens Of Easton, enSo.-r -,
HAnrroNs VEGETABLE uxcrm.
Messrs. Mortimer 4 Mortray:
:, Gencemen-l feel Il my duty 10 you and tbs prh
Ic TO certify 10 the effects Of Hampsop,s ve.ets1s
fincture. was for more than Eve wears lshor,,s
under disease Of Chronic Rheomstism. and ts.
great part OF that time was 30 helpless thai haJ
20 be helped from my bed and dressed In my clo,a,-
l became reduced 10 a mere skeleton. An he med
icines took done me no good, and continued r.
grow worse. heard Of Hsmptoas TInctare en-.
tnought would give II q trial. Al this time i Az
not expect 10 live one day aftcr another. Nd prs
take Al lthe Tincture) fof the Rheumatism, bat q,
short time was well e that disease. From IL
effects OF your incture and the help Of God Az
now getting IN good health
wish all the afflicted 10 try Hsnpeou,s vesefsb
I1nctu'e, as have done, with the came eject tna,
Il has on Your obedient servant,
Isaac Bsxsxxm.
We are acquainted with Isaac BENJAMIN, eo,c
nim some OF Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. and b.,
From our knowledge Of Captain BENJAMIN ve .,,
confident thai the above statement is true ana nm
exaggerated. J. A. JoHNseE,
CHARLrs RuBIssox,
Cab and get pamphlets gaus, and zee cures q
Cough, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia DIV.
pepsia, Nervousness and General weakness. AZ ,
female medicine for delicate chidrea we believ.
il uhequaiied.
Sold by MORTIMER MowBRAY, t4o Raid
more street, Baltimore; and 3o4 Broadway. N. York
CHAs. SToTr Co., ]. b. MooRk, ID. B. CLAIRE
CLARGH BowLIse, w. ELLIOT, and n. AcPHrl
SON, Washington; also, by r. g. r. CtssrL, Georse
town, and @. e. BERRY, Alexandria, and BY Drus
gists everywhere. ian Str
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MILITARY HISTORY.

MILITARY HISTORY
WI Drinkwater's Siege Of Gibraltar
SchImmer's Sige Of Vienna by the Turks
knolly's Russian Campaign Of 1912
Jomini's Military History Of the Waterloo Csus
paign
Buckles History Of the Bengal Artillery
Nolan's Cavalry, its history and tactics
Glene's Military Memoirs, Campaigns, Batu,-
and Stratagems of War
Military History and Details Of the principal NH
tary events Of the last century, S vols
Napief's PeniBsular War
Napier's Battles and Sieges in the Peninsula
Samuel's History of the British Army
British Military Biography
Gleg's British Military Commanders
Siocqueler's Wellington, Robinson's Picton, Al
sons Marlborough, and many others
The Subatern in the Peninsula
Marshali's Military Miscellany
Schillers Thirty Years War
And many others of the same class French Eng
ish ane American. FRANCK TAYLOR.
mar o
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TURKISH BRIGANDs.-Two redonbtal

TURKISH BRIGANDS.-Twor edoubtable
brigands Hogia Oglon and his son Ismail
for long time caused great terror by
their audacious crimes, in the neighbor-
hood of Adrianople. On the 18th ult.,
Rusten Pacha, the Turkish commander,
ascertained that they were not far from
kisanlik, and he sent Deli Mustapha
at the head of small detachment OF
troops to arrest them. The brigands
fed towards the Balkans, but Deli Mus.
tapha followed them closely. Compelled
to quit their retreat for want of food. they
returned to their own house; but Deli,
who was aware of their proceedings, soon
arrived. He placed his troops round the
house, and summoned the two men to
surrender, but their only reply was to
fire on the soldiers, wounding some Of
them. On this, Deli declared he would
burn the house down, and he caused
measures to be taken for executing the
threat. The wife of Hogia Oglon then
threw herself at the feet of her husband,
and sntreated him to yield, but the mis-.
creant raised his pistol. and without hes
ltation blew out her brains. The wife
OF his son, a young woman with child
IN her arms, then knelt at his feet and
supplicated him to surrender rather than
run the risk of being burnt to death. But
ne discharged pistol at her also, and
she fell dead. Then seizing his yataghan
and brace Of pi stols, he rushed from the
house and endeavored to cut his way
through the soldiers. His son followed,
also armed with yataghan. But they
were both overpowered, and bound hand
and foot. They were then conveyed to
klssanlik, and locked up in prison. They
were ordered to be put in irons, but no
ring large enough to 90 round the neck
ofHogia Oglon could be found. This
man is seventy years of age, but his
strength is extraordinary, and he is of a
most determined character. On being
placed in gaOl he said, every man fol-
lows his calling; mine is to rob; and il
necessary, murder all I can"
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

III EALTHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATH
III All who are DESTROYS of obtaining these bene-
hts, s<ould use GERMANS CELEBRATED
TOOTH-WASH. This delicious article combines
so many meritorious qualities, that il has now be-
come standard faverite with the citizens Of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Dentists pre-
scribe II in their practice most successfully, and
from every source the most attering laudations are
awarded it.
Infiamed and bleeding gums are Immediately ben
Gifted by its use; its action upon them is mild
soothing and effective. IL ceanses the teeth SC
thoroughly, that they are made to rival pearl IN
Wilderness, and difuses through the mouth such a
delightful freshness that the breath is rendered er
quisitey sweet. II disinfects all those impurities
which tend TO produce decay and as a consequence
when these are removed, the teeth must always re-
main sound.
1t is used and recommended by all the eminen;
Dentists in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
other cities where it has been introduced. All
should give il a trial.
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, Dueeis,
and Chemist, Ninth and Catharne streets, PRila-
delpha, and sold by all Druggists everywhere, at 25
cents per bottle. w. III. GILMAN,
Jan Ism Agent for Washington City.
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.

WE have now in store very large and splendid
w stock of NEW GOODS, and having been
bought at The large auction sales in New York We
invite the special attention of purchasers to call and
examine for themselves before making their selec
tons.
We name few leading articles.
IS pieces very rich black Silk, from IS cents TO 50
IS per yard
100 do rich plain, stripe and plaid Spring Silks,
very chap
large assortment of Spring Mousselines, Chally de
LANES, Ginghans, Lawns, Bereges, plain and
printed
Is of the cheapest plain Grape Shawls ever offered
in this market
With an endless variety Of new style Spring Shawl
and Scarfs at greatly reduced prices
Table Diapers, Napkins, Towelling, Irish Linens,
Linen and Cotton Sheetings, superior Shirt
ing COttons in great abuncance
Which will be sold low for cash or to our prompt
customers.
o. We must insist upon the payment of all bills
which have been rendered.
COLLEY SEARS,
No. 523 Seventh st. 3 doors above Pa. av.
mar 29-eD2W
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e. Form Of Gsarentss.
TO Capt. M. G Meigs, u. 9. Engineers /:
Mo. t33.1
no. t33.
Notice Of Wsthdrascal of certain Lands On
Wisconsin.

NO. $780,
Notice of WSthdraual of certain Lands IN
Wisconsin,.
WHEREAS, in pursuance Of Joint resolution
w ofOongrcss emit tied "a resolution explspa-
tory Of an a. Iassed August third, eighteen hun
dred and hfy four, approved Ma, Oh 3, 1856, rel.
ing to the Fox and Wisconsin river grant, the ef
feet Ct which is to enlarge said grant from three
i've sections In width, the President Of the Unitd
States has, by his order bearing date the ninth day
Of March utimo, directed that certain townships
situated In the STATE OF WISCONSIN, on each sde O..
the Portese canal aud the For rirer and the lakes
through which 1t passes, Gncluding he lands here
tnfore withdrawn and withheld for said grant, shall
be withdraw from sale or entry for any purpose
whatever until further orders
Nofscs is therefore hereby given that said lands
stua ed as hereinafter described have this day been
Withdrawn from eale or entry socordingly, to wit:
In the district Of lands subject to sale at MkNssHA
North Of the base lane and east Of the 70 ,uh prin-
pal meridian.
Township Il, on the LETT bank Of the Wisconsin
river, and townships Is and IA, II rangee
Townships II. Is and IA, Of range 10
Township IL, Of range IL
Townships u, Is, Is, II, and Is, Of range u
Townships Is, 16, IL ard Is, of range Is
Townships II, Ia aod 10, Of range IA
Townsh ps IL, Is, 10, and 20, of range Is
Townships Is, Is, IL, 10, 10, % and q, of range
Townships Is, 10, II, 10, 10, 20. 2l, and "a, of
Townships Is, I6. II, H. 20, 81 and % of range is
Townships l6. az, is, 10, 20, 81, q, ans Is Of
range 10
! Townships q, q, % and "a, Of range 20
Townships ~, % and -, RANGE FL
In the district oflauds suffice. to sale at MINERAL
POINT:
North of tie base line ard east of the fourth p4irci
pal meridtan.
Townships II, Is and IA, on the LEFT bank Of the
Wisconsin river Of ranges
In the district oflands subject to sale at srEvESs'
POINT:
North Of the base line and east ofthe fourth principal
merididn.
Townships IL and is, of ranges
Townships Is and l6, Of ranges
Townships Is and 10, of range 10
Townships 10, 1e and IL, of range IL
Given under my hand, at the General Land Of,ce,
at the city Of Warrington, this third day Of April
Ammo Domini ore thousand eight hund' ed and q ty
I've.
By order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Once
ap 6-2aw6w
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

@ UPREMECOURT OFTHEUNITED STATES.
~ ROBERT J. WALKER and LOUIS JANIN
have formed partnership under the name OF
"Waiker and Janin, /" for the argument of cases i'm
the Supreme Court af the United States, at Wash
ingtOn city, where both will attend throughout the
future SESSIONS of that court
They may be addressed at Washington, N. York,
or New Orleans ian 19-eo3m*
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No. 532.1
Notice of the establishment Of tie Office of
Surveyor General of pubic lands for
the Territory of Utah.
N virtue of the authority contained in the act ap
Il proved February 81, 1856, entitled San act to
establish the office Of surveyor general of Utah. and
to grant land for school and university purposes
the President of the United States has directed that
the ONCE of surveyor general of said Territory he
located at Great Sa Lake City until otherwise or.
deTed.
Given under my hand, at The City of Washington
this twenty fourth day of March, ammo Domin 1855.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Office
mar 29-2aw6w
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WELLS 4-o
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
BALTIMORE. .sr~eas s& -. . boston TON

WILL dispatch Steamer daily from Baltimore
w and NewY0rk, and twice week from Boston
to Baltimore and Baltimore to Boston.
This line affords unequalled facilities to the bua
ness men of the District of Columbia. The Agents
either point will receive freight and give through
bill of lading 10 Washington 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.
... Fl. B. CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany sts., N. Y.
JNO. w. SCHANK,
Jan 14-d3m Foot of India Wharf, Boston.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAl
&& Ra

TNHE Cars leave Alexandra daily for Gordone.
Il vile and interuediste stations at ~ O'Clock,
.. m. on the arrival of the boat from Washington,
giving ample time for breakfast on board. Con.
Meeting ct Manassas Junctisn with train for Stras
burg, at Warrenton Ju etion with 0 train for War.
renton, and ut Gordonsvile with the trains on the
Virginia Central Railroad for Richmond, Charlottes-
vile, and StsuntOn.
The cars leave Gordonsville daily for Alexsndris
and intermedats stations, at II before H. O. M, on
the arrival Of the trains OF the Virginia Central rail
road from Richmond, Charlottesville and Stauuton.
TuEnndyT rTNH ,Srd
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a EnI.R

DARASOLs.
L 100 very rich and cheap Parasos, all colors
Straw Bonnets and Misses Flats, great variety
Rich Bonnets and Ribbands
10 dozen Linen cambria Handkerchiefs in fancy
boxes, at 81 so per dozen; we think good
bargain
Embroidered and Clear Lawn Handkerchiefs in
great variety
500 yards Swiss Edging, l2c., worth Csc.
" dozen black Net Mitts, from so cents up, very
cheap
IS dozen best French Kid Gloves, all shades
MY stock is large and well assorted, and pur
chased at the very lowest prices.
Customers will be pleased to favor me with call
and they shall be attentively shown through il, and
the goods offered al a small advance
WIN. r. RILEY,
Corner 9Th ST., opp. Centre Market.
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUOT.
OrTIcE WELLINGTON AZ, kDucT,

49, Wa.hinston, March =, lsas /
lDROPOSALS are invited for graduation, stone
IL and brick masonry, dams, tunnels, and other
works Of the washington Aqueduct -...
Proposals received up 20 the 9th Of May viii be
opened al noon Of that day.
Maps, profles, and specifications Of the work viii
be ready for examination on and after the 10Th day
OF April next j.
Proposals VIII be received nor The work OF partcu.
laf culvers, bridges, &C., a. described in the plans
and specincanons.
Portions only OF some OF the works can be COM
contracts for unfinished work will be subject TO fi-
| ture appropriations ~ Congress The Engineer re-
serves the night to prescribe the amount OF work to
be done and rate on progress under such contract
for each appropriation, and, In case OF the appro-
pFiatiOn not holding out suncienty 70 decide when
and what works shall be stopped until funds become
available.
In case 81 the entire stoppase OF any particular
work for want OF funds, the reserved ten per
will be paid II, In the judgment OF the Engineer, the
work has been properly executed 30 far O. il has
gone. 49,
Payments will be made in specie checks upon the
United States Treasury, upon The monthly estimates
OF the Engineer, reserung 10 per cent; and Will
be condition ofall contracts that the workmen shall
| be paid their full wages monthly md in specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed "Propo
sails for work on the Washington Aqueduet.n
The United States reserves the right 90 reject any
or all the bids should they not be deemed advan-
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% The amount of property of Phila
defphia, belonging to the Catholic Church
IN 1851, which was exempt from taxa
ton, was, $l0,586,4l5.
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10 The Liquor dealers of New York
city have determined to test the consti.
nationality of the ordinance prohibiting
the traffic in ardent spirits on SUNDAY.
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GRATIS
JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVERY IN
MEnICINEt
lent. with

A FEW words on the Rational Treatment, with
IA out Medicine, Of Spermatorrhea,
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debih NG2
y, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weak sNfSE
ness of the Limbs and Back, Indispo- t
sition and Incapacity for Study and
Labor, Dizziness of Apprehension, Loss of MeRroty,
aversion to Society, Love Of Solitude. Tims1uy,
Self Distrust Dizziness, Head Ache, Invou NJ ~
Discharges, Pain in the Side, Affection of the Eyss
Pimples on the Face, Sexual and other infirn.-
In man.
FROM THE FRENCH OF DR.. B. DE LANEY
The important fact that these alarming complaint
may easily be removed without Medicine s, in IN
small tract, clearly demonstrated; and the entire
new and highly successful treatment as adopiee by
tie author, fully explained, by means of which 81
cry one is enabled To himself perfectly, and a,
the least possible cost avoiding thereby ali the ai
vertised nostruHs OF the day.
Sent TO any address, gratis, and post free IN p
age stamps to DIR. B. DE LANEY, No. IL LisPsIar1
street, New York. Jan I7-3r
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, SILVER AND
PLATED WARE AT REDUCED PRICES.
WE offer our entire stock of elegant GOLD
w WATCHES, RICH JEWELRY, PURE
SILVERWARE, &C., at greatly reduced rates.
Persons would do well 10 examine our assortment,
which is by far the largest, most fashionable and
best selected ever offered to our customers.
.... M. w. GAIT b BRO,
324 Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS.
mar l2-tf
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

4 SUPERIOR toned CHAPEL. ORGAN; and a
IA fine Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
on exhibition al the Metropolitan Mechanics' Fair.
They are from the menufaetory Of HENRY ERBEN
of New York.
For terms, sc, apply 30 Prof. SCHEEL, on 18th
street, north of F. HENRY ERBEN.
teb 3-eOtf
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TRAVELLERS :, IKEcT0kY.
IS Mott Bedelys Line. q

az Mott BedeVS Line. 90
NEW YORK, ALEXANDRI.A, WASHINGTON
fCTTY, and DISTRICT OF COLUMB4
- PACKETS.
TyHIs LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
i from pier IA East River, New York, and oftener
necessary, and are composed of the following first
class vessels:
New schr. "A. p. Bedeu, Bedell, master.
New schr. Mott BedeA, A. v. Tredweil.
Schr. Inn d., VIM. Oliver, MASTER. .
Schr. FoLant, L. A. Smith, master. 49,
Schr. Commander in CHsef, Wog1m, master.
Schr. Greespay, Wilson, master.
These vessels are all fast saefs, and the masters
men of experience the trade, and the only regu-
lar line of Washington City packets.
: MOTT BEDELL,
Wall street, N. Y.
8. 8. MASTERS 8 SONS,
Alexandria, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
feb l-6m Washington and ID. c.
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NEW SPRING STYLE OF HATS AND

EvANs. Pa avenue, 2 36, between Twelfth and
new Spring style Of HATS, new and beauti
f9I article; and also the new style of FlexibIeOA
Hats, and Genuemen's Cans
10 accommodate the Ladies, and whose patron
age ne respectfully solicits, he has connected -
with his business the sale of BONNETS w. Ill
pom straw and Silk, together with Ribands ~
IN an their varieties. His assortment is ex teusive
sna WIN De sold Tor at least third less than simar
in this market ' - 'I n
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FANCY MILLINERY.

- MISS AMELIA PRIBRAM and Sis -,
Ter haveopened FANCY MILLIN-
cry STORE on Pennsylvania ave- -
niue, between Tenth and Eleventh ~
streets, south side, No. ATT, and would respectful
ly call the attention Of the ladies' of Washington and
vicinity to their handsome and varied assortment OF
imported and manufactured Milipery, latest styles;
New York, Paris, and London fashions OF Straw,
Silk, Grape, Lace, Velvet and other Bonnets. Also,
dress and other Caps. .-- 's---.l.
All orders in the Millinery line thankfully received
and faithfully attended to. mar 9-lm~
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NEW SONG,

WHY DID ] LOVE FALSE FLORA, words
Gated To Inez Allison, the fair Guitsrist
ms song has most charming melody lust pub
iished and Tor sale by H1LBUS 4 nITL.
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$50 REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living in Not
III tingham District, Prince Georges county, Mary
land, on Friday morning last, the 10th instant, my
negro man EMANUEL, who calls himself Emanue
Cough. He is about Is years of age, dark complex
lor, has full set of teeth, has scare on his fore
head one on his right arm, near the elbow, is five
feet eight inches and quarter high in his boots. he
had on when he went away suit Of drab cloth
and black SLOUGH hat purchased him of Mrs
Sarah HarwOod, Saratoga street, Baltimore. and
she has brother of his living with her; and his
mother "a free woman) also lives in Baltimore. His
wife belongs to John L. Dufief, ESQ, near Darnes
town, Montgomery county, Maryland.
will give reward of twenty dollars for bis
apprehension, if taken in Prince Georges county
and fifty dOla if taken elsewhere-in either case
he must be brought home or secured in jail, so thai
get him again. THOS. r. EARLY,
mar 23-lm p, O NOTTINGHAM Md.
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OLIVER WARE, PLATED WARE
- AND FINE FANCY GOODS.-Silver
Coffee and Tea Sets, Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs,
GOblets, Cups, Spoons and Forks. Also, a great
variety of magnificent Fancy Silver Ware, suitable
for presents.
Plated Coffee Sets, Casters, Baskets, Spoons and
Forks, on best Albata.
The articles are warranted as represented, and
will be sold at a small advance.
III. SEMKEN,
ago Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th streets.
mar 29-tf
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PROSPERI'S ClORNEr BAND NO.

HR.RREDERtCk PROSPECT begs leave to in
u form his friends and former patrons that this
band has been fully recognized and is now unde,
of the most Scientific Musicians In the city, to fur
nish music for Balls, Parties, Parades, Pic Mics, Ex-
cursi0ns Sc, at the shortest notice possible by ap.
plying to FREDERICK PROSPECT, Leader, CHAs,
PROSPECT, Conductor; HILBUS & HITS Mu-
sic Depot, or at PETER TALTAvUL'S, opposite
the Garrison, Garrison street, Navy Yard.
feb l9-Jm<
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

EOh mOUNI vEhNUN.
x@h On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Fare round trip 81; from Alex-
andria rs cents Tho THOMAS OOLLYER leaves
Washington at and Alexandria at OK o'clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for TIE boat ct OK oclk
Coach fare 10 cents.
Persons Wishing the Coaches will leave their resi-
dence with Geo. & Thos. Parker.
Refreshments on the boat.
oct 28-dH SAM'L 6HDNEY Cant
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
FAVE daily, except Sunday, ct 8 and sk Q. N.
IL sud and s p m.
On Sunday at m and p m.
Leave Baltimore at ~ and Q m; and and
On Sunday at AZ m and SPIN.
The connections with Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
for the West are BY trains leaving at 0 N and 3
pm. =
For Philsdslphia and New York 1t 8, and 81 m
and IN.
For Annapolis ct 81 m and m.
Tor Norfolk ct p m.
TIL. PARSONS, Agent
Particu ar attention is called to the Rule feQuIr
ing responsible voucher for any person Of color
who msy wish to pass over the road.
dec l3-df
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TOT LynonburS, connecting with the stages ct
Charlottesville, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Rri.
days.
ages at oulreper, on Tuesdays Thursdays, and Sat
urdAy.
For Winchester daily, connecting With the stages
At Piedmont
For Middlsburg daily, connecting with the stages
1t the Plains
Per order: W.. B. BROCHETT. Arent
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