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I
New YoRk, Jan. &c.

Two young men named J.. Anderson
and VIM. I. Ditna we're arrested yes
terday for passing a bill on the Bank of
Belfast, Me-, %purporting to be ten, but
altered from a genuine one
About $500 in good and $50 in spuri-
GUS bills were found upon them.
The steamer Massachusetts," was
seized by the authorities yesterday, on
suspicion that she was about to start on
a fllibustering expedition against Cuba.
She cleared for New Orleaus via Mobile.
The manifest of her cargo was of a
pacific character, but upon seizing the
vessel a large number of muskets. and
other munitions of war tents, wagon.
SO saddles, ETC., ETC., we've found. She
had also shipped a greater quantity of
water than she ordinarily used.
Officers have been made to board the
vessel and secure her against any illegal
voyage as we'll as to discharge the OBJ
jectionable part of her cargo. An in
vestigation of the matter is to be gone
into. 1t is said there is another from
this port, fitted put and intended for a
similar purpose and she is probably ar
rested by this time.
o.
The upper cabins have been removed
from the spar deck of the steamship
&C United States and the deck is being
fitted to receive two pivot guns, it is
consequently assumed that she belongs
to the 6llibustering party.
The Jersey City Telegraph says that
there is no doubt hat Bobb Schuyler is
and has been seer since he absconded in
the town of Bergin Passaic Co.
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BosToN. Jan. %

The following was the result of the
ballot in the House for United States
Senator: Whole number of votes, 1854;
necessary to a choice, 1888. Henry Viii
son of Natick, had 234; N. F. Bry-
ant, of Barnes, IS Julius A. Rockwell,
of Pittsfeld, 10; scattering, 81. Will
son declared elected, aud the matter now
goes to the Senate, where a vote will be
taken this day week.
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E@The New York Mirror states
that the fortieth thousand of Ruth
Hall has been issued, and orders are
still pouring in, while of Barnum's hum
bug book only thirty thousand, n hun
dred and fifty have been printed and
many of these are on the shelf.
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EE The Galveston News says 500
bushels of potatoes can be raised on n
acre of land in Texas. One man Ear
cultivate ten acres, which gives 5000
bushels to one laborer. They will aver
age says the Mesos fifty cents per
sushel.
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~The Grand Entortainment civ

1.-THE Grand Entertainment, Civ
en- at the opening of the Troy hnn, on
Tuesday evening last, came off to the
great eclat of the Host and the entire
satisfaction of his numerous guests
Terpsichore was 4there, with that other
teller from Ashland, who wore his sat
in vest"
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IL GnAuAn's Magazine for Janus

e. GRAHAM's Magazine for Janua-
ny ison our table. This excellent Month
ly is particularly adapted to families.
The reading matter is excellent, and
suchas viii interest the general reader.
The fashions are also COED.
We are indebted TO the Editor of Ora
ham for a beautiful steel engraving of
the fourteen Presidents of the United
States. This engraving is sent to every
Subscriber of Graham gratis. It will
cost just three dollars to get the Maya
zine and engraving, or either n of
them. We value the engraving highly
Send on your subscriptions.
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5oHN g. SAKE, the poet, humor-
INST and orator, of Vermont, is gaaetted
in the Mansfield papers to deliver a lee
Turs there on Thursday evening of this
week. We know Mr.. SAKE has many
admirers here, as well as throughout the
Hand where his poems have made their
Way and We hope they will embraced the
present opportunityof hearing him-aAs
the Beathef is clear, and the sleighing
never SO good, let 6eaur and bellies make
mp a party for Mansfield and Mr.. SAKE.
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ROOK BINDTNG!

ID LANK BOOKS of every description kept
ID constantly on hand. Books Tor County
and Railroad Offices made to order
at short notice. Magazines Bouad, and old
Rocks Rebound at B. C. TICKNOR'S,
New Book Store, Mansfield, o.
Jan %, 1855. n35tf 3 YEE
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RAGS!

ii Cash or Goods, at TIcKE6R5s,
New Book Store, MaRsasld. Slen Of the Huge {
Book. Ian. "a, 1856.-n36tf ~
N. R.-Bewsre of false Signs. The public
are warned againatheing misied by finding eur
town.
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NOTICE..

TIME Annual Meeting of the members OF the Ash
L land County Mutual Fire Insurance Company
for the election of nine Directors, will be- held at
the Office of the compan, in ashland, at9 O'clock
A. NJ, on Monday, the 5th day of March, 1855.
Jan. 81, Ie55.Aw36% LIZ. SPRENGLE, Sec.
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MAsHINeroN NArIoNAL MoSUNENT.-
The contributions to this monument, du-
ring 1854, amounted to s272, 763,9S, all
of which was expended, with tbs excep-
ton of s272,62
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Notice.

T. G. Bushnell, prf, DE dasisI An, y, Sil P,slD.
Henry Bowman, DEITY tin caused an order Of at
tachmen. to be issued on the 10th day Of January.
A. d., 1855, by VIM. B. McCarty. a Justice Of this
Peace in and for the County of Ashland against
the Defendant in the sum OF So, II in favor OF said
Plaintiff. - +. G. BUSHNELL.
January~3lst, 1856. SWISS
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STATIONARY

~ IN
A well assortment of Stable and Fancy Station.
cry, viz Ink Stands. Steel Pens, Quilts. Pen
Holders, Ivory Seals, NotariaI Walters, Letter
Clips, Bill Files, Invoice Books, Pen Racks,
Copying Presses, Books and Brushes Irvine
Reels, Port Folios, Writing Desks, and many
other articles too numerous to mention. 11
WALL PAPER!
an entirely new and extensive stock of Wall
Papers, Borders and Window Psper.a
Curtain Fixtures!
Cornices, yassells, Paintea, and Gilt Shades,
Cord, sc. @
PAF18R9
A large stock of Flat Cap, FoIios, Letter,
Writing, cOmm ercial Note, Fancy Note, Buf 4
For sale, wholeraIe and retail, Law Medf-
cal and
A choice selection of Law, Medical and Mis-
cellaneoRs Books.
Cutlery!
Rodgers& wosteshoImes best Cutlery. Also,
a large variety of cheap imported Pocket
Gold Pens!
Ragfeyand Dawson, Warren and ,Hydes and
other celebrated makers.
Envelopes!
Every variety of Plain, Self sealing Document.
Bank Note, and Fancy Envelopes. u
Port MOunais!
The largest, and best selected stock ever
brot ght to this. city.
Ink!
Arnolds, the genuine article, Morrison's, and
~Blackwood's, inks, at whQlesale and retail.
WOuIdings!
Gilt, Rosewood, and Mahogany Mouldings of
every size and style.
Picture Frames made at short notice. ~
Cards!
Printerss Cards, and Borders, Buff Tinted xisi-s
ting, Plain, Enamelea, Fancy Cards. also q fnei
quality Of PIaying Cards., -
Hooks, Paper, &C., at Eastern prices.
Orders promptly attended TO. Address, b
c. TleKROR, Bookseller, Manshelds Ohio -.
Jan. "a, 1875. nS5tf
N. B.-our stock being new, and bousNAeH,
will be sold accordingly we have no old
~shopworn, and damaged goods 10 aell of.
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NEW BOOK STORE,
MANSFIELD, OHIO,
of h Huge Book.

II C. TICKNoR would respectfully inform
ID. the citizens ofAshland and vicinity, that
has re-opended in Mansfield, with an en-
new stock of Socks, Wall Paper, Station
arv Eaarv.Gands 80 rr
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C. A. HUmES /,

Manufacturer of Boots and Shoes;
HvHREE doors below the Times Print
H 4 ing Office, Ashland, o hio. Cusfon
Work done to order on the shortest nogiee
r and most reasonable terms. bHs 81 ia
November I4th. 1853. 20
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SENATE.-Mr. Seward presented a
petition from inhabitants iof Ontario and
Madison counties, praying that the sol
diers of the war of 1912 be made bene-
fciaries of the bounty land bill. Re-
ferred to the committee on Pensions.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. "a.

HoUsE.-The House passed the reso-
luton to close the debate upon the
French Spoliation bill at 3 o'clock to-
morrow.
The House her went into committee
of the whole en- the French Spoliation
bill.
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siis61s rI;s5 :. rr-15 8 - y pure ndysf 1sar 70 be called q S0Ta5
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A well assortment of Stable and Fancy Station.
cry, viz Ink Stands, Steel Pens, Quiils. PEN
Holders, Ivory Seals, Notarial Walters, Letter
Clips, Bill Files, Invoice Books, Pen Racks,
Copying Presses, Books and Brushes, Twine
Reels, Port Folios, Writing Desks, and many
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MING STAR.
SCATTER YR SEEDS.

Scatter ye seeds, and flowers will spring;
Suew them al broadcas DER hill and glen;
SOW In your garden, and time will bring
Bright nowers, with seeds TO scatter again.
Scatter ye seeds ,-nor think them lost
Though they fall amid leaves and are buried in
earth - - -
Spring will awake them, though heedlesslv tossed
And 10 beautiful flowers those seeds win rive
birth. -7---' : 80 g.
scatter We seeds; tire not, but toll;
IT'S the work Of life, PTS the labor of man;
IN .ne head, In tbs feart, and on earth's own soil,
SOW, gamer and sow, through life's own span
scatter ye seeds in the field of mind
seeds OF nowers, with seeds of grain;
In tne spnng and summer sweet garlands ye1l ind,
And In autumn yell reap rch fruit for your pain
Scatter ye seeds in the garden of heart,
Seeds Of affe tion, of truth, and Of love; %
Cultivate carefully each hidden part,
And thy flowers vii be seen by angels above
Scatter We seeds-the seeds of HOPE;
Plant IN your bosom the Tree o; Life
Then the flowers here budding in Heaven shall
open
And in Heaven will ripen the fruits of strife
Then scatter ye seeds each passing year;
SOW amid winds and storms of rain
hope give thee courage, Faith cast out fear
God will requite the. with infinite rain.
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A OARD.-LOOK HERE

Lib ye lovers Of the good things OF this life, and
IA we will tell you where you may obtain atleast
some of them. Thankful for past favors, would
respectfully ask continuance of the same dur ng
this Spring and Summer. | am prepared 10 furnish
all who will 1--WE me call with the sweet and cool
ing Beverages in my line at short notice. Such as
Ice Creams, Water Ices, of all havors, Scbariotte
Reuse, Blancmange, sc. Cakes of all kinds. Also,
foreign and domestic Fruits and 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, sc, &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. tt
may 7-eo3m John w. RICHTSTINE 4
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Oh marriage, its du.isl and DISQUALIFICATION ana
sir roIostss: With Autographs, illustrating tia,
anatomy aud physolosy and diseases Of the rerro.
iuctve organs CT botn SEXES, their structure us.a
and functions. p2s2lLf end oonprshe Isl 70 tr,s.
hse or the duties en-! ca5uat single and mar.
risl Hfc-tsrIy RnG <ICit;u' sltah, YES, mode OF Sc
curing them-iGfsfo.to1is a-d jnfeYtile ones-their
obvistion snd reD.a7al--.rnportant hints 70 thos.
soptempating ras.sIErC ny, tnat gill overcome oh.
ioctions to it; rcrc, hsTeTer should take this In.
portsnt sep wilhoUI Erst consulting its psges-
commentaries OF tta diseases and medical treatment
Of females from infancy to old Are, esch case graph
ically illustrated By beau ifu lithcgraphic plates
nervous debility, Its causes and cure, by a PROCESS
so simple, afs and effeo,uel that fsiiurs s
iraposeiblerUles for daily mansgcrnent--an ccga-
On sporInLsorrhHa with practical observations on
safer, and more 6uc1essrui mode Of trestnant--nre
stationary hints the evils resulting rom smpri
cal prscl!cssn ssssy I'll diseases arising froru
lndiscretion, with plain and simple rules BY which
al persons can ouIs themselves without rnsrmrv--
renediss i0z those self inflicted miscres and dissn
pointed homes SO unfortunately prevalent In tbs
young IL ID truthful adviser to the married and
those CONTEMPLATING marriage. Its perus., ie n.r.
ucularly recommended 10 persons entertaining a
ret doubts q ther ysoai condition and $40 nv.
conGcious or having hazard.d u. health hspn,nsa.
snd Privileges e which every human being is an.
titlcd TO. -' oA'
Price &c seuts p,- COPY, OF five ocpY,s for o., do,
ed States. ~ ~"
N. B.-Thors Who prefer rasy consult On. IA f,soyx
upon .oy oftae diseases upon which bis book t.,t,
elthsf personally or Sy mail Medicine sent 10 s-,v
sa.s % me Union according to direct.cp., ns5.iy
ADDRESS Dr. ID. B. La CRoIX, No. 81 Maiden L. \.
or Post CfTcs COX $40, Albany, NY
Once open daily from B @ n to % N. ard an
sunday from Until Pa N ~
A.. Snlee Removed from No 60 Bssysr Al.
aec7 ~ l.
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LABOR SAVING SOAP.-The wife of an
American Agriculturlst has been experi.
mentins i'll soaps, and finds that the ad.
ditlon OF three-quarters of an ounce of
borax to pound of soap, melted in with.
out boiling, makes a saving of one-half
the labor in washing, and improves the
Witches of the fabrics besides, the
usual caustic effect is removed, and the
hands are left with peculiarly soft and
silky feeling, leaving nothing more to be
desired by the most ambitious washer
woman.
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AFFLICTIoN-WHATIT TKACHEs.-How
fast we learn in the day of sorrow! 1t
is as if affiiction awoke our DO wers, and
lent them new quickness of perception.
We advance more in knowledge of Scrip
ture In single day, than in years before;
we learn ''songs in night;" though
such music was unknown before. A
deeper experience has taken us down in
to the depths of Scripture and shown us
Its hidden wonders. Luther used to say.
"Were 1t rot for tribulation l should
not understand Scripture" And every
Sorrowlng saint responds to this, as ha7-
ing felt it; as did David, when he said,
blessed is the man whom thou chassen.
eth, ard teaches out of Thy Law; it is
good for me that l have been afflicted,
that | might learn Thy statutes" What
teaching, what training of the mind goes
upon sick bed, or under the pressure O;
grief. Ard, U, what great and wondrous
things will even some little trial whisper
IN the ear of soul that is Learning OF
the Fatherlr
In some cases this profit is almost I'm.
felt' at least during the continuance Of
the process. We think we are learning
nothing. Sorrow overwhelms us. Dis
aster stuns. We become confused, ner-
vous, agita.ed, or, perhaps, insensible.
We seem to derive no benefit. Yet, ere
long, we begin to feel the blessed result.
Maturity OF judgement, patience in list
ening to the voice of God, q keener ap-
petite for his word, quicker discernment
of its meaning; these are soon realized
as the gracious results of chastisement.
The mind has undergone most thorough
discipline, and has, moreover, made won
drous progress in the knowledge of Di-
VINE truth, through the teaching of the
Holy Ghost.-BonGr.
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mo. 5ST.
Notice Of the RsmocGi Of the Land Office
from Clinton TO Worsa,c, in the State of
Missouri.
IINDER authorize OF the act Of Congress entitled
u AN act authorisinG cha nges in the location Of
Land Office ," Apr we'd NJ rich 3, 1885, it s hereby
declared and made known that the land office for
the sale OF the public lands at CLINTON. Missouri,
VIII be ren-ve' tn WARS W, Benton county, in the
said State, on the first lay Of July nsrt
Given under my hand, st the city Of Wsshipg tcn,
TIL fifteenth day Of May, ammo Domini one thous-
and eight hund ed and q ty.hye
BY order Of tho President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Office.
mar lT-1sv6E
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CHEAPEST EOOK EvEB
PUBLISnED, and containing
nesrly d uhle the quantity OF
resiing matter In that of the
FIFTY GENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
IL treats on the PHYSIOLO-
az OF MARRIAGE, srd the
secret isf1rmitier and disorder
of youth and maturity, re-
s0iting rom excuses, which
destroy the physical and men
tai nnr;arl with nho.unHr.
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M. WILLIAM, -.- &c.,.
LADIES' DRESS AND TRIMMING STORE

Ia dpe9ite. befDeefl Hh and 9Th streets.
MI WILLIAM would respectfully announce TO
WI the Ladies of Washington, that he has inst
received from the Northern cities complets stock
OF GOODS, among which may be found
New style French Dress Trimmings
Fine French Flowers and Ribands
large lot of Bonnets, in silk, Grape and straw, Of
the latest patterns
And an excellent assortment Of handsome Embroi
deries Of all kinds
Dresses made in the latest Paris fashions al rea-
sOnable ates
PinkIng and Fluting and Kid Gloves cleaned.
Ladies Mantillas, ready made, and made TO order.
NAV 3l-eOlm
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dr. Mott Bedelrs Limo. %

NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
CITY, IND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PACKETS.
ry'HIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
L from pier Il East River, New York, and ofiend
necessary, and are composed Of the following frsi
class vessels:
sew schr. a. 2. Betel, Bedell, master.
New schT. Mott BedelI, A. V. TredweIl.
Schr. .fnn d., VIM. Oliver, master.
Schr. IoLGnt, J.. A. Smith, master.
Schr. COMMANDMENTS Chef, Woclam, master.
Schr. Greenirdy, Wilson, master.
These vessels are all fast saIers, and the MASTER
men OF experience IN the trade, sDd the only regu
lar line OF Washnston City packets.
MOTT BEDELL,
Wall street, N. Y.
.. &. MASTERS s. SONS,
Alexandria, Va
THOMAS RILEY,
feb l-6m Washilgsen and ID. c.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

ID OBERT J. WALKER and LOUIS JANIN
IL have formed CO partnership under the firm
OF "WalkeT Jann, for the management and ar
gHment of cases in the Supreme Court of the United
States and before the Court of CLAIMS at Washing
ton City. =
Address Washington, D. C. may lO-eo3m
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COPARTNERSHIP.

NIE have this day formed a cnpartnership under
w the firm Of NEAL g. HAvENsRR. for the sale
OF Wines. Liquors, Cigars, &C., at wholesale and
retail, at No. 56@ Seventh =, opp. Centre Market,
J. L. NEAL,
may 25-eolm T.. w HAVENNER
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GRANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
&Na aGxUR

On and AFTER Tuesday, NOu. Z, 1854,
fs'HR Csrs leave Alexandra daily for Gordone
& Vile xni intermediate stations at ~ O'Clock
o. H. 90 the arrival OF the boat from wsshinstou
giving snpis tine for breakfast on board Con
Escrng a. Manassas Juuct;sn with tr.ip for strse
ourg, a. WarrentOn Ju ction with train for War
r-nton, and ~ GorioDsrile nth the trains on the
sisglnjs Central Railroad fox Richmond, ohsrlotte
vile, and 2ta1ntoo.
The ears leave Go-donzrine dsily for Alex.ndrs
snd intermedists stations, ct a before L. o. n. On
th. arrival or the trains the Virgins Central ri,
road from RishIcOhd, Cha-lotteeyilt. and Saunsos.
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THE MUTUAL FIss INSURANCE CoMPA-
NY OF THS ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
CHARTERED by Congress, offers 10 the property
~ owners of he District safer and cheaper means
OF insurance than any other Company.
ULYSSES WARD, President.
CHAS. WILSON, Secretary.
MATHEW g. EMERY, Treasurer.
Ulysses Ward John Van Riswck
Thomas BIa2den P.W. Browning
=. Howard, Mathew G. Emery.
j. G.. McKelden.
Office, Columbia Place, corner Louisiana avenue
and 7th street.
Office hours from to O'Clock pm.
feb 26-eOtf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I HAVE now on hand, and constantly finishing a
i very large assortment Of Pleasure andCS'R<
Family CARRIAGES, of the latest fash 8N
ions, which will sell as low as the same quality OF
work can be sold in any of the principal markets OF
the United States.
The subscriber is now dealing exclusively in Car.
nages OF his own manufacture, and all work sold by
him will be warranted, and compare favorably with
any work in this market. As ] always keep a large
assortment, invite purchasers and others to ex-
anime my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Carriages built TO order Old Carriages taken in
exchange, or repaired at the shortest notice.
THOMAS YOUNG,
Sign Of the Golden Horse,
No, 400 Pa. avenue and ~ street.
L nl,lu
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% Powdered charcoal placed around
rose-bushes, or other flowers, has the
effect Of adding greatly to the richness of
the color.
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l.. j. MIDDLETON,
ID E A l. Err In IOE

Office and Depot south side f. merit to corner 10Th st.
ICE KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND AT
THE OFFICE, which can be had in large or small
quantities.
90. Office open from 5 a III. 10 9pm.
M l-eO2m
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BRANCH RAILROAD
~ q @sas

CHANGE OF HOURS.
an and after Monday, the 23d instant, the trains
will
Leave Washington at G rad s1Jf a. m, and 3 and
AZ pm
On Sunday az AZ N
Leave Baltimore at al and 81 m, and 3 and
81 pm
On Sunday az az am.
apa3-n T.H. PARSONS. Agent.
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FOE MOUNT VERNON.

Pan gn 'U SoSS9 s1S ana s f fIom h.I
indIis rs oents The THOMAS 00LLYER leaves
Washington ~ 0 and Alexandra At % O'Clock.
Ceachse leave tie Capitol for he bosl ct 81 oeih
Coac6 Care &C certs.
Persons Wishing the Coaches will lssN thsir req
te.ice with 6oc & Thos Parker.
R:fseehments On the bost
est 2s-dtf sAN'L dBDNEY. Capt
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Po< AJnetbccI, oonatceiny With the stages a
Charlottesville, On Mondays, Wednesdays, and m
GAYS.
For Lu-sy and New Market connecting with the
ages & Culpepet, en- Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
arday.
ror Winchester daily, connecting With the stages
as Piedmont
p9r Midd!,bgTg taiiy, connecting With tie stages
&C the Plains.
Fer order: w.B. DRooKrTT, Agent
nav g.-.itF
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NJ oTICE.-l received this day new assert
~ ment Of SLEEVE BUTTONS and STUDS, of
Ge latest styles. Also, a variety of other new
LOCUS as Vest Chains ChatelaIns Brace lets, Pins
Earrings, Rings, etc.
ofea' Inducements offered To purchasers.
II. SEMKEN,
No. SSO Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th Sta
90 NeD Points put 10 Gold Pens az short nos &c.
Diamonds remounted, and Jewelry made 10 order.
mar A-H
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ORGANS FOR SALE.

A sePERlOR toned CHAPEL ORGAN; and a
"A me Rosewood PARLOR ORGAN, both now
1n eIlniuoh al the Metropolitan Mechanics, Fair
of New York - IhnEN
FOR terms, SC, apply TO Prof. sCHEEL. ON ,.,h
street, north of r. URNpV CD 0 Oh rfui
feb 36-eo,f IRhEN-
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HAIR WORK.

HAIR WORK.
ORNAMENTS of Hair, such as Bracelets, Chat
" claims, Chains, Breastpins, Earrings, Finger
Rings, made to order, of any desired design.
All orders faithfully attended, to.
Specimens may he seen at my store.
II. SEMKEE,
No. $50 Pa. nr., between 9th and 10Th sts
Mar 80
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.
n NE DIN q M,

QUAIL BUILDING LoIS Of 10 fest or more in
~ various parts OF tbs City, and Georgetown, a
low prizes, and terms to suit. LLOYD ca