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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

INHH subscriber "oud respectfully en- ! the uttru-
lion of those Wishing 10 nnhe their friend. pre-
for Chris OF eA Yea TINT Will be priced above
iiatnondS call n gallery on.l select from nj large
assortment of Jswc'r and Fancy Gois, i4si received
Tor the occasion, nj prices To 'ut the tines and have
them file win one one his IA mmtehle PREMll VI
DEGl EhREOThPE>. Remember thai GIBBS bore
# of the pnlm by the first premium competitor,
at the latr Fnir- Petersburg and Richmond; which
suhccnt guarantee That his - the nla IT, have,
your image transferred equa t" So without nuch
idu. ne ato On railroads. IN Your carriages.
loot al are 'ocevcd nike and YOU II find pcury O.
room, gpo fire and every hing NH You comfortable
while waltz time OF sitting IN rte,y en-
tire 81 'st'rton ei'eu-or charge made
Att e sign at he flag T. f. GIBBS.
~ III papers adverfi-ur f,r NE will copy.
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II No ,SH VA, received
y. .rptr t,r March Graham COR March, Elin.
hurgh url Westminster views tor J,nunry, Dollar
Magazine Tor March. $50, mare INV Books, Gold
PEN; vi l. articles too numerous 10 mention.
a
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Iss4MPAGNE WINE

y Win" athe most approved frud. eaPo,ttd, i
pint and quart bottles. f.r sale BY
doc l. EE & JOHNSON
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''I'illf l. LODI ia . -
4 0At! sOAE!!- II. un9er,s. I'd AZ an
~ fh'oized To receive ORDERS for Goo from k,lc'.
1T, honicrn.ery ,ouaty Order, t,r lt,s tau car
load. say @0J Uu,hrJs VII lot be Gel.
In=9-- ". / ANDERSON K co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-26

OTlCE.-The subscriber. having pure hased OF
In John A. Franklia hs Interest ia the concern oi
F,aukln Brother & Co. will continue the .,vsiness la
the same house door Liberty Warehouse, under
the firm and ,tyie of franklin & Brother They return
their thanks to ,her eends and the public generally
for liberal patronage extended them fer the shori
time they have beeI in the Grocery ard Commission
business, and respectfully solicit continuance oil
the same promising their best exertons 10 give
satisfaction all VIII may do business with them
JAMES FRANKLIN,
EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR.
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Bush Mountain Hill Stones.

IA +, have and ne Xix unir OF thpsc
w superior Mil Stones. Tho" 10 waut would do
well o all ,oun. LEE & JOHNSON
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THE uIGuEsT PREMIUM PAIL Tor ol
ian cot. NM T. ANDERSON 4 60.
PIANOS, GUITARS. yIOLI>s, ~ e

DAYNE y CHRISTIAN nave uo~ 10 .sorc tine
l. assortment of Piano, some ,cry bcnii!ul. and
among them is our win Coleman Eoau ntinchmcnr.
and several second land Pinua-. 'rs lov prices
Good supply ol tu rrrr RANGING l1in IN so
Also, u full supply ot \ Joins and fblo-
They woud cal particular attention Ia Then Pianos,
which are warranted To- bc caonl IL any. Please call
and examine the q. -uriU,.fi oct.
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EEisisl AffN IL.
PUMPS PUMPS II

DUMPS Pumps PUMPS fheaoder.
Il signed has just rcfr,yrd -aup 1t the most
bcsut full powerful and srrvIrihr Pumps heretofore
Introduced in ihi. market Also. Glrdrn Sire
Engne- which will he tonnd II ereu service ,uriug
our long seasons day weather: 10 al ut which tn
attention ct the 1bae is andy .a,jtad, at the Fun
NAot AID RANeG NAktaoUsf iyrcAbst1. Va.
- IS BLISS
7. $ Spuus pateni Lgutai. Z d. constantly on
hand and rul up 10 order uur9 Is
1HS1 BBLS MOUNTAIN LIME
i Z.) 100 bhls Ttuna-tan do
10 10 Ca'cGed pta#'cr. In -tefr
and foi -ale accommodating tolm-, ly
marie is MILLER 4 ELAN, IN Bpsjo
WANTED 200 Snare, Nrgio AMI Trnaes
w SEE Raiitold Stock.
mnr7 Is PETERS. SPENCE & co.
CLOyER SEED-iO0 bushels CIu,cr S eli
u just received ind for she 10y
feb SIS FRANKLIN < BRO
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atAGt' AFEDAE-20n ,uch- fae Salt Iafi g
y y Darcy brand. For sale pr consignment, 10 al.
rive. tea Is LEE Il JOHNSON
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tention. | II dts b. + SACkETT
Low Fare from LynchburgtO Rich m0nd
THREE DOLLARS!
ON and after the lUth July, our Boats viii leave
L nciburg Tor Richmond, tt-weeky, viz: Tuesday
Thursday & Saturday,ai p directly after the
rival OF the Western Passengers from Lynchburg
two nights and one day the Boats; and those
who have business in Richtnond. without ossna
tme save 90 so by tskius thi. kor Charottes
vile, trweeky COACHES connect in :, Jisvie; leave
Lynchburc u IN, arrive IN Cha lontesylle day
pm. 3ofD EDMUND 4 DAVE NO Al.
uly7
TEAS, SPICE % CHOCOLATE, GEL
l. ATINE English Musta.d. best Table Oil, Canary
See !. &c., for sale by
feb dActs r. SrABLER n CO.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May IL, 1855.
DR0POsALS for carrying the mails off the United
Il States from the let day Of November, 1855, t.
the 30th day Of june 1858, Inclusive, in the Stat.
of MICHIGAN, will be resolved at the Contract or
fcs of the Post O1os Depsrtm Mt, in the city o.
Washington, until the fret day Of August next, in
elusive, 20 be decided the next day. on the routes
and in the times herein specified.
1874 From Carp River to Keswenaw Bay, rs miles
and back. once q week during the Gu pension
Of navigation, say from November l to May 10
in each year
Lave Carp River Mondsy at 8 am
Arrive at Ksowenaw Bay next Wednesday by
6pm
Leave Keswenaw Bay Thursday at Gam
Arrive at Carp River next Saturday by p n
1887 Keewenlw Bay. By Portage Entry, Houg5tan
ifton, Eagle r Yer, Eagle Harbor and North
West Mine t, Fort Wilkns, II miles snd
back, once n week
Leave Kee~enaw Bay Thursday at Gam
Arrv At Fort wilkins next Saturday by 8 N
I-ave Fort wilkins Montsy at 9 a Ii
Arrise at Keewenaw Bay next Wednesday by 6
pm
131SS Keswensw Bay, by Asonquin, Adventure,
and Roc land, to OntoDason, so miles and
back. o ce a week
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at a m
Arrive at Ontonagon Dext Saturday by 6pm
Lave On onagon Monday at 6 q m
Arrive at KeeweI aw Bay next Wednesday by G
pm
For instruct DIS, with conditions to be embraced
ia the contrsct, see the advertisement for mail pro
posals dated February 20, 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
may 17-1swiw Postmaster General
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FIRST PREMIUM PIANOS.

lust received, several Pianos from the ceiebfase I'd
y factory of Steinway & Sons, New York; one in
Louis XIV style These Pianos are IN every re-
spect the best now made in the United States; they
received at the late Metropolitan Mechanics Fair
the first premium "a silver meda) for each of their
Pianos exhibited. Every person admired the volume
Of tone, well the workmanship Of their instru
mcnts. These, in addition TO my other stock OF
Pianos, forms the best and largest collection south
of MasOn's and Dixon's line.
The public respectfully invited 10 call and ex-
anime before they purchase elsewhere, they will
md moderate prices and reasonable terms.
PiANOS to rent always on hand, and second
naha ramos taken In part payment for new ones, at
M rlano WarerOom, No. 40s Eleventh ST above
Pa. avenue. FIR ~ RFICHENRlC
may l4-eolms
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No. 634l
Notice Of tie establishment o. an, additional
land district IN tho State of California
may , -lGwSy

Notice of tie establishment of an additional
land district IN tho State Of California
WHEREAs under the provisions OF the act of
W Congress, approved March 3, 1853 eatit' ed,
az to provide Tor the survey o: the public land
IL Call craia," &C, ths President o. tho United
states - sathoriysl at such time or times a. in his
Judgment the public interest may SO impsrativeIy
require, to divide the
Ststo California into two or three separate land
districts, two Of which districts were established IN.
der said act by publ, notice, dated 2I.t March
1853 and vheresT the survsTs aud settlements
Lave extended IN California so far that the conve.
nisnce ct the settlers anu the public interest
tre estsLshment Of The three districts authorized
b. the act Il the Sd March, 1853, aforesad-
Vow, therefors, be II known, that under, and by
authority OF the said act of Congress of Sd March
1883 the President of the Unit-d tstes has direct
that the State of California shall be divided into
three eepsrste land districts, tie boundaries Of
which ar. as ,ows, viz:
All that part ofthe State, commencing on the Pa.
che coast, lying north of the line between town.
Ships seven AMI eight q and 81 north of Mount Di-
able bae lire, tGence running east on said line 10
the nsri ism, thence south on the meridian line to
the Inc dviiiDg townships three and four e and Al
north OF said base ii e. thence east on said line be-
tween townships three and four to the eastern
boundary of the State, will form the SUPPER Dis
TEIcr the land office forwhich hss besn established
at MdTysrille.
All that part of thu State lying south of the above
described limits and nLrth of the line dividing towpl
ships TT enty and twentyone, south, Tor fifth stand
ard soGtn) will firm tbs "MIhpLE DISTRICT" the Of
nee Tor which Ia at Berica and all that part Of the
State lying south Of the th standard parall.l the
LOWER DISTRICT az heretofore organize . the Office
for which is IS sSlishei at Los Angeles and in
view Ct the ssii direction of the President of the
United States under the act Of Congress aforesaid
the boundaries sbave Mentioned shall In future be
regarded as the limits OF the said land districts re-
spect;vey.
Given under ny hand at the city CT Washington.
this ninth day Of april, A. d. 1856
Ey order Of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner General Land Office
ap 12-1swi3w
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD

HAVING greatly improved its Western coz,..
IL tors now offers the fullest inducemsa,s :
travellers between Washington, Baltimore, anS n
portions oftse West, the Northwest and Tie SOrs
west WI
The connection between the trains from Wa.
lrgtoa and the trains bound west from BalIimo,.
Always promptly made al tie Washington Juactr-
Uately called the Relay House) miles from Bahs
mere. This L the only chance OF cars required i.
lweec Washington and the Chic river Bss-s-e !,
checked through TO Wheeling at the washias,oD
slaaon, Ano reehecked and transferred there, (wrA
ne passenecrs) without charge, for those hoidin,
through tickets Tor points beyond. The conn, ctins
trains leave w asnetOn daily a: a. m, and az n
m. On Sundays al the latter hour only
Al Wneelng dtref connection is made with he
trains Of the CENTRAL ONO RAILROAD. nm,
ming from Bellaire on the Ohio. near Wheeip,
through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE and Newark -
COLUMBUS. Thee trains ccnEect AZ News,k
with The cars Of the Newark, Mansfield a1d Sanda.'
Ky railroad for ssndussy, Tsledc Detroit, Chicago
81. Louis, etc.
AT Columbus the c. o. Railroad trains conne,,
eth the fast trains OF the Lile Mia,ai Raiiro n n
Yenia, CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE etc. a,
Xenia ION Little Mimi RaiiLoad) connection
formed with the trains through Dayton, 90 INDIAy
APOLIS, Tene Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Rost
Island, 81. Louis, etc.
ASr Passens ers holding through tickets for No.
Phis picksJtTg, Natohes, Ner Orleans. etc1 VINCE
are also sold al Westinghouse transferred al On
cinnati TO the Mail Steamers OF the Ohio. riets.
Cor Evansville, Cairo and ST. Louis are sold BY ths
route.
xfFOR CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland "a
TUleda, Detroit, Chicago, etc, tickets are s0s
when the Ohio is navigable between Wheeling ul
Wellsvllle Qorty miles) where a connection WIN
the Cleveland and Plttsburg Railroad IL made.
Travellers are reques ed TO notice tha; wEile ths
il The only route aordng through tickets and chscls
in Washington, il il also the shortest most speesy
and direct TO nearly all the leading points in 6e
great West. The distance fr m Washing on toCn
cnnatf is but 653 miles, being about 100 mile. sho
er than by any other route
FARE BY THROUGH TICKETFROM WASP
lNGTON: To Wheeling, 50 so; Columbus STA 6,
DAYTON, els SO; Cincinnati, els Louisville. by
railroad SIS %, by steamer frnm Cincinnati Sle IN
disnapolis, sl7 Do; Cleveland, Sic Is; Tolcda Sls
60, Detroit, SIS 20; Chicago. SO IS and GIG So 8,
Louis, SIS 80 and SIS, Memphis, s26 New o.
ieans, S3l, etc.
a- FOR FREDERICK and HARPER'S bERgy
HARrINSBURG, BERKELEY SPRINGS, Gun
BERLAND. BEDFORD SPRINGS, Piedmont, Ost
land, and Paramount, passengers may leave Wssh
ington at 8 a IN or AZ 2. For the minor vsy
stations between baltimore and Wheeling tab,
a m train from Washington.
80 For trains 70 and from Baltimore, Amanda
etc., see special advertisements.
FsrFcr further information, through tickets ke.
apply 20 THOS. II. PARSONS; az Mt al Washins
ton Station. JOHN II. DONE,
Master OF Transportation
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
may 3-n
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A VEHEMENT WORsHIPPER.-Burr
Whitehead, Of Westport, Conn.,, having
been pros ecuted and fined for disturbing
q church congregation, petitioned the
Legislature to annul the judgement, on
the ground that he only expressed his re-
Igious fesvor by vehement ''amens" and
his peculiar nervous temperament rem
dered him incapable of restraining his
feelings. He thought that such a venal
offence ought to be pardoned, and the
Legislature said-ameni
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Crops IN GEoRGIA.-The Savannah Re-
publican publishes letters from several
counties in Georgia, which state that
the wheat crop, which has been partly
harvested, is excellent. The late rains
have greatly improved the corn and oats,
and if the season is propitious, will be
abundant. The cotton has also been
greatly improved by recent rains, though
IN many places the amount planted this
year is third less than was planted
last year.
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MEASURING THE WINDs.-Vice-Adm
raj kreuser, of the Swedish navy, has
invented an instrument by which the
force OF the winds can be measured with
the greatest e1actitude and by order Of
the king Of Sweden, it is to be exhibited
In the Universal Exhibition of Paris.
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u Half the world think II foolish for

q Half the world think it foolish for
the doctors to advise poor man to 60
&" travelling for his health" and rich,
equity old fellow to "dine on bean soup;''
but 1t is not so. Should they advise a
rich man to travel, and it should prove
not beneficial, the poor NJ. D., would
never hear the last of it." Just SO
with the poor man. But on the other
side, if either happens to die, the witty
doctor can put his finger to his nose and
say, g told you so; ought to have taken
my advice"
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No. 55S.1
Notice of an estabklshnscnt of an additionaI

No. b5B.
Notice of an establishment of an additional
Lane Office tn the Territory Of Oregon.
TN pursuance Of the act Of Congress approved Feb
L ruary II, 1855, entitled Gan set to establish
additional land dist let Ia the Territory OF Oregon
to b. called the Umpqus district, embr acng all the
lani lying south of the fourth standard parallel II
Is hereby declared and made Known that the land
Office for said district hiss leen located by the Pres
dent Of the United States at the town OF
in said Teri tory, until otherwise ordered.
Giv.n under my hand, at the city Of Washington
this 18th day Of Nay, A. d. 1855
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of General Land Office.
1S-1awl2w
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az Mott EedeIps Line. x

NEW YORK, .ALEY.ANDRLa, WASHINGTON
CITY, IND DT5TRICT OF COLUMBIA
PACKETS.
lNHIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
from pier Ia East River, New York, and ohenef
necessary, and arc composed Of The following ir.i
class vessels:
sew schr. "A. y BedeI, Bedcll, master.
New schr. Mott Bedel. 4. V. TredeeIl
Schr. .fnn d., VIM. Oliver, master.
Sch. Toldnt, L. A. Smith. master.
schr. Commander in Chez, Woglan, mastef.
Schr. GTeenroy, Wilson, master.
These vessels are all fast saI,ers, and the masers
men of experience IN the trade, and the only regu
lar fine of Washington City pac sets.
MOTT BEtELL.
Wall strect, N. Y.
8. 8. MASTERS & SONS,
hlerandris, Va
THOMAS Riley,
feb l-6m Washington and ID. c.
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FINE WATCHES.

HAVING made q considerable addition 70. my
stock Of
and LADIES' WATCHES SNNA@
OF first quality, heavy l9 carat -
cases.
Also, SILVER WATCHES for boys.
/ offer them at greatly reduced prices. The
movements are selected with great care, and every
Watch is pa7rc1tca.
Persons In want of fise timekeeper are invited
70 examine my assortment.
Fl. SEMKEG,
No. SSc Pa. avenue, bscvv. 9th and 10Th .ts,
mar 30
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Oh marriage, lis cusios and disqueiifcations, s,t
their recisicc: r-ith ii.Ecyrarhs, illustrating &c.
anatomy AID pbJsiclogy, acS Giesasss of the re5=3
tacTs organs Of hotn sexes, theit structure, use;
AID functions. popular end co-prshe asiye t-ss
tsc c.: re dut,es and cag:ai-e- ringle end u,s-
is ,sfS-5srpJ snG .:Cit; u ei;aE-%s mode of So
-uTina tL--irt-f-:t I'D < t-,[it- oDss-:i.ir
ooy;s-icp sc5 rcc war. .,,!',-c.c:: Sols q ta-as
s2tei-E:sti6s sss trcIy- .:...i wiil oveToo,a- On
i.stcrs 90 e: ncoa. hes..--. St;5ul3 s:ko tina IN
Fortsnt step ~;-1cu: srst ccnsuIting its Ss=el -
c--t tSI;ss -: 80 1ssses AID Tedi-eI trr=traeni
Q! sa1s!as froH iElancy 20 cid age. eel: Gaze Grsp
icziy i:;Usis.i- Dy beautiful Hthcgrzphic plates
oe-goss DEBILITY Its causes and cure, ty proc..-
IL simple 40 ami e1ectU-l, that fsflurc e
.EsTcessbie--TUs5 Tor isily r1snaysyueat-sr ess,y
n SporuAst2frhc.a "i.h pa -tcal observations on
sSsr, and nncro successful lccs of r. Gtr,e1tI,-e
stationary hints cE III evil; Gt.ny f-cra 51iri
ii pTs-ct-t-en cSGsT g s.. Cis5zs-s Sytt,7c f-Sc
.oliscfs.i3.;, Eish ylsE c siz,ris rules py Tyl,t
rt-nsHe5 cr thcso rslf irGiotat niscries and Gi-1
,ciEt-d bo7c5 60 LafoTtu1Itsiy prevalent IL ~.
-oG1s. II Is truthful li=issr 20 tbs rasr.s. aoI
;hCca contemplating E2-riaZs. Tts percqsl e par
:ret doubts of their physical ccrGiiiso sri no AIS
,onscicus o'tsvilE hlEarie3 tE- health, h1ryin.2s
and privils~=s . vfich every hUInsn Es,l! is q.
titio6 &C.
Prise rs sez;s Pr COPY, o. 67e copies f,g oe dol
isr. hcled fFss Of rcstSgs to shy r,-E 81 tSs Ca:
rsj States.
Z. B.--fhoss WHO prefer lsay consult - z cacn
cco7 a7y 81 the ris=sses upon which bis ecsS taests
e.-5C- 's-socSiJ Or by Iasil. Ee6ioirs seq. ID a17
part ID tbs Union according 10 dicc:.iSsG, caf,ly
;z@k 81 ar eGeefcily secured trzin ia obs[Tvstor
A&jrcss 42r. Z. b. LA CEOIS, 10. 81 Hsid.r Lens
CO Fo6t ca Box e7e, AlbanT, =. 4.
ES- oGcs Spc2 daily from - - Z : u, 40 81,
Sunday froEi until al.
e. Once Essaovsd frCa, IL. :; Fsever e.,
70 81 Aatdsn s,asasl Ela41S. =. -
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NO 537.
Notice Of the Removal Of tie Land Office
from Clinton to Warsaso, in tho Stats of
Missouri.
INDER authority Of the act Of Congress entitled
~ An act authorizing changes in the loo ton of
Land Offices, approved March 8, 1858, 1t is hereby
declared ana made known that the land office for
the ssle Of the public lands st CLINTON. Missour;
"!li De reinaVo. IL WARSAW, Benton county, In the
said State, On the first day of July nert
6fyee under my haod, at the city of Washinzton,
this hftesnth day OF Nay, ammo DOmini one thous.
Snd eight hund ed and f-ty.f Ave.
BY order CT the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land ONCE.
NAV l.-1aE6G
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NENG STA J.
ONE BY ONE.

ONE BY ONE.
One by one the sands are flowing,
One BY one the moments fall;
Some are coming, some are going
Do not seek e. grasp them all.
One by one thy duties wait thee,
Let thy whole strength go to each,
Let no future dreams elate thee,
Learn thou first what these can teach.
Oas by one bright gifts from heayen)
Joys are sent thee here below;
Take them readily when given,
Ready, too, TO let them go.
One by one thy griefs shall meet thee,
DO not fear an armed band;
One viii fade as Others greet thee,
Shadows passing through the land.
Do not look at life's long sorrow;
See how small each moments pain;
God will help thee for tomorrow.
Every day begin again.
Every hour that fleets so slowly
Has It's task to do or bear,
Luminous the crown, and holy,
lfthou set each gem with care.
Do not linger with regetting,
Or for pc sion hours despond;
Nor, the daily toll forgetting,
Look too eagerly beyond.
Hours are golden links, Gods token,
Reaching heaven but one by one
TaSe then, les the chain be broken
Ere the pilgrimage be done.
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NOTICE.

TIE WHITE H0ULE PAvIL-
ion, &c has been rented for the
season, and Is ready for the reception Of visitors.
Large AID small parties can be accommodated
with Meals, &c.
For particulars amply to WILLIAM COKE, on
T, between 2lst and Did streets
No Excursion parties except those already en-
gaged can furnish their own caterer except paying
EXTRA for the use of the house.
By order of the MANAGERS.
may 2l-MWAFlm
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%" Mr.. -, do you keep-any-
thing-good to t-a-k-e-here 2"
@ Yes, We have excellent cold water
the begt thing in the world"
Well, know it," was the reply,
"thtre Is no one thing that's done as
much for navigation as that. And even
as beverage it's capital mixed with a
little brandy"
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MILITARY HALL.

4 HE undersigned would rcspe fully inform his
/ friends that he has taken the establishment for
nelly known "a the I" Arlington House, - which he
Intends opening on Saturday nex', May 18th, IS
Restaurant of the first order, and feels assured thai
he wilihave LIQUORS and CIGARS q; the choicest
brands, OYSTERS, GAME and FISH, i'm season.
and every other article i'm his line to suit all who
should GaYOr him with call. F. A COOK
MAJ m
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.
49, On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS

So Fare round trip 81 from AsI
sndria IS cents The THOMAs OOLLYER Leaves
Washin gton 1T and Alexandria at e1x O'Clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at 81 ocl
Coach fare 10 cents.
Persons Wishing the Coaches win lesTe tse.- res
tsncs With Geo. Thos. Parker
RefreshmeHts or the boat.
eJt SS-dtf alMI, GYnysY Cart
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cRAEaE AND ALEXANDRIA RkTLResD,
M&H a@

On and Cfter Tuesday, N0u. Z, 1854,
II HE Cars leave Alexandria daily fer Corson.
: ytlie sid intermediate ytations st IL o'eock
O. AZ, on the arrival Of II. beat frcr, wsshinstsr
giving sUple time for breakfast en- beard Coz
nesting ct Manassas Jrnotisp with trsil fo- strxs
bcrg, at Wsrrerton N. eciop with train for var
rcctcn, and ~ Qord"nsvlle with TIE tss!rs on ID,
Virginia Central ksi'rosd tlS Richmond, Charlotte
Vile, and SLaultoa
The cars iesye Go,3oasTilie i-iy fer Alessztr't
and intermedists sts.iona, ~ before L. q -. CT
the arrival Of the trains or the F;rgiui. Ce-s raj
ro.d rom Richmond, Charlottesville. ani Sts.n.cn
THIHIElE ~INKETS
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q The pebbles in our path weary US
and make Us foOt-sore, more than the
rocks, which only require bold effort
70 SurmOunt.
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" ASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
&AS

CHANGE OF HOURS.
nN'and after Monday, the 23i instant. rhe trains
will
Leave Washington al 6 and s11< a. m, and md
AZ pm
On Sunday at AZ Pm
Leave Baltimore al ~ and - m, and and
81 pm
On Sunday a, AZ an.
apa 3-u T. III. PARSONS, Agent
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LAND WARRANTS WANTED.
HNHE undersigned will pay the highest price for
i Land Warrants.
Stocks bought and sold on Commission.
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
No asa Pa. avenue, Washington.
may 29-lm (ntS Union)