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OTTlt'i. IiOiHS.

.e-ps..,. :; Il uCL,r., /. VI. tID'cA ~ .! u.
s.r.pUAI- 4. .. sn,n ~ y ,'"n'I'Hia. .! {"
,,t.r gu SI,,l,y ,l4 OFF,, VII ,. ogt t!!n
% Il. y. CRAGEAEI, T.
Ic,s, ,a.sntr ,o;,y ,Lee. SIC! sS,I.: 2 "
vs. iirr-, lucCLce i1!seif a. at ir.sreLdt"t can
3, re ciT:a Of city se'.e4n', lgd Il :e:.t4 "tu
:.r.t .Ee Ial.sVttLe .ie ai;hNr'iy ind LAP. til.t!
~, SMITH MCDONALD.
rrr "HankeIs" .petIorn-l last night TO per
sl, ::1rLe Nh use, ant, as nsuaI. satisfied every
n. shl. they can't Je beat. They prEt,tm again
o.. t, and, amon! othe, novelties, viii ptsssn!
: say lauga,ble, The perfectly side splitting
uyrly Il "rsAen N and Done Fot; OF. tie Two
4,.cIan3" They viii have ano!het good h:ue.
I'm S., uDrnYIll= f!rtILd Of SI!ut !ay, a6n1un.
=, n. death Of Capt. ALEXANDER Dhrk>Nr, IL
e sd ysct Of his age. Capt. D. las teen lon.
u f:yctlLIy knoan AZ p7pulIt s':au501t com
i nL,t OF D.. Ono tiTer. ami his death viii tr
e .tvttei Jy mAnY ftl-rL, leyoEd tie immediate
,itylc Of lis family. I!ew a 'esiifEt ot St-H.
.enylIls, anil m=iDJrt Of lh= Methods Pieiesi.
.r. Clutch,
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rhr law OF Newspapers.

...,.,..,. y.ao DO 10; ,vs evarE>H iotice 10 Tie
s,e<.i.e as "i'tI"! Toe n''"ts 'AsNS SUB
e ..,,t,.r,cIJ.r II. ti Z oniiGUiG;' u tleir peIi
ii,9.5i.aer lni. eva:inat II 'en' t.sm ualIl all
az rs c;,r Irros. ID tiA. 'h:r fert1d
st::.> ~ $heL they '!e di,tcisJ; the! are
's II ,k.y hive .e;i!tL The b" Ard j LEI =!
''.iI,,r.a,i,. TO O'h.r places without iuEo CT
..r,s. and the "a! er. are seat to t,= o'Te'
,a.f1sLed It.rors'o'e.
.. RI. ~, ,I4tdeI 'hIf refJ'smG 10 hs!r"'i'i
,. -"tf.:r. ~ i>""S'E l'i "1''h! ,h," u'r1'''
,c.i eyr..trCe ~ iv;entOr1i 'Fa'd
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HUSBAND, WIFE. L YOUNG LADY CURES!
LET F.iC1 AtktH!!

LEi F.tLI SE k@'N!!
H.kaLLy,lt,, Atks LeVy 60, Nd
NAY LII, is"
r, MhrS .Hsr.ittsI hsT5Ss s:-Isli Sns-ln !INttcE
10 D.. IIimloms Ytses1be ItL,tue, uIsh 10 iM'oILi
vu that w4s ilAeU SCk on The ID L1y Of Ilmliy AT,
NIIs steCt Gu TIC slv,,lcH, towtis aid kdEsIs
"a. 3tteGieI CT Euf en.1t physicians f)f ik:n
NO n0GiLs-ato little Or no tttet. 'iscne krOwt.
E ell tue eat IItpe in ta~It1ss tn etgEe, om ore
III e.: Hh:Ih my vie had l1acH two jeaEs siLcs.
Iaul. 10 tie cL.;on that would t.As 10 more
t!cle OLI ny RI! !ici3ns, bLttI The lirctuie sr
LiYpy 10 INFORM IoV ibit lad Eo tIitHW two Jays be-
tltIl. lUne ilv iLfueEee oFoH ET stomach, have
cUuIred gSEs The IEiu'e aud am Low able 10 rave ly
4'ni and can eat any t0'niHon de without iSSG.
Nsa;trI % p,esSu,e Oh n!y stomach.
Tue Ihl.teI, OF :teir fitLds, aIe dly with: He,
ElfL Ut ;Gs sVslt Y!ItLe E Is ~ the "TILeue" VI
HluitGu =.
Iex eel tV send you seyeIlI certificates In Few JIIN
oLe leealii hGuI !Vv .d! wAu had tted Lued
a.s lt " us1uit. "iiA disease Of tAe Ettd al
tcIIns Tie blIn
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Z. w. HALL.
oa,Aerernareny Of the s4,s hear him. Still ,ro,Att

On rernareMy % the bear him. Still iroiAer
.elieC louI t.t above:
BAGsrtsritir, Aresbanyeo., Nd.
UttOSsf -, Is!
Hnri h0r.iHsy N.rtri;-iSar sI.: am harry to
IH'OIvi YOU that this tiy finds ne The ENJOY o.
IL. E.ssIt> Of G0J anu eRNb'ed TO PnrsLe MY Gl,'y
.yIalioRs usual, aud lave ,Isit desiie :Alt tie
lieted sAOGd k"ow the goat curative powers OF tee
rILcluIe.
lam With respect, yoUVy,
=. ". HALL
157CaIl Ard get sone PImrh!es and zee he cute. Of
fCYghi, BOLEk,ii., R.eLE2.!n, Liver CorIplln, sLI
Scto!V1,
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EXpLnSIONiN NEW YORK.

J,s. Tie ',oi,-t III Stephens factory, 2lst
s't.r; -s2.l rl tbs morning. sha,teIlns Tue Eelr
part UitLr LuILIlG, SriIonsIy iniuting the enEI.
n~er. 0utt pats ol lie OuildINg TOOK fife, and
wa en,i.ty d-s toy:l. Loss and insuflnce not
yel asceItQln,h.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-01-09

Jan. -Fiom 1,5gI1,ij. Natiey declined to
! 60. VII say lIiI 1t IS. H-Es Luii and unsettled
at4,uQli, 0. Provisions dull. Laid tIr demand
a. y f:r Nrm. Ubl. Gtcefts quiet. SnEst 345:.
NoliyEss 20 10. Cd ami q lot new.
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rliE.pl,li Rr,pNr

NV Yoax, Jan. 5.-l'le elegant Pte,bycfIin
Cnutch of ". lltchall, l3th Sre-:, lleht in As
cnue, v az t-sltoyet ty fte this mDfHIns. les,
$500, ln1urantr $3.50. Ths lite "cs ca"i:i
b, UeI:clvr tHrs.
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REV. VERNON ESHmDGE. u. S. y.

PU41iNOITU, Va Nls, T.. ISlI,
NJ J. +. IEEsh-- Mao >iT: MLi.t lIa. IL .sPeIIi
.! ell ~ lai.t MtdtiES., csEGouC comTsI. 10
l.Ii k'NS gear GvuEtstts ~ ihE .M1pts % 1n
;Va'. vegetable lin.ia,e. Tor .CIea! GcEIh> Ast
oss It In Ciy 'lu!i!i ARD IL il'Itt,I, Of lt
o. dII'.e.s. ad .rieiIldtsiiy WI:h eAlie sIecsss.
Al III! eAFeneIce rNtEL', is.'o,e tiAe TtSs.
ia accommodating It 10 TIC .'a.itd sSa's AID tt
c.eG! ,e0T1!.
VhESUN ESKRIPGE,
Ga ,l.h Z. ). nv.
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TRANSPORTATION.
go 49, sG1sssia s sss al
Ts,y,ro.r,1tox OF,1' Z 4. 4 0 X. K. /
WL.eiiF, SItlJA, .j.L SvT., 1874. :
N'Snirr AfrrnnycAJt

Oy md ,nt, IU.I, e tue .1th l4tlut, tar Passenger
Tr,ius (Ap...s Nl1 pnil? w el's tbs Atilga dali!
.ur E4ltu!oc All u. Els.e'. CnEs Al tlj 7. N iad
IT,: Express Train leaves at i:ii p NJ ard will on!
stop alta: oHowip, stations: hsm"H3d, M0!md4'iue'
LaI.e o. =ioH, rlt' mon Fs;te miI N:HS1r:,
YoYe.buE p.cjusH; CUmLeiiIEd, .ir lVAI's RCU,
MsT,IG.t1ig HatreCs Ferry, Mouo;aey, SGesv,!s snG
WislI'E.;0I IgGclon.
Tie I4il tfain leaves 4. ll:7 ~, except SAtg.dt!
ARD VIZ s;ca Il all IA. It!,,lr Stauoa'
WHern: ND YiednS,dS Aecon'nUI:iioG Train will Be
ruu i.iiy EXCEPT sgvlus. ltyiIg wh:e.E At { \. y.
.aI ardst at P!.dhsont as" r ~ Lave f'elGoHih
"a u AID arrive in y h.tiin: a!3 T. y.
rx n,Ity ]. H. DONE. SuP't
r,-yS i. FORD, AGENT
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I,i:pAiiIi-nI.s.

,.,. r..'F.t '-r,t:!, nHi I-1'tiH - Z ".
sl,..r.. uAL = VI
l..i .e-.e % .h.I.gh snI
...', - .. :,,e,niasc,l!t ,...u 'L".' 't
..... Il.o, Il u
p w..
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Dyspspsia, Rleum4tism, S:ycfuis, Cough, .isfh
mt, Caa.usplion, Lirer Compliant, &c.
TRIiTH Is MIGHTY!

are yoa sekl Eewa,t o. imitation. AK for Hir7-
!3a'i I.!t4H: Tiac'H5s. Tie rany cures made ~ III.
pieasaaisEd sale rsu,eiy may nd-Ie tevrte Ee.is
\ Eecih: nL1t have Nc lit, AID sie tp.eTt, too, 10
Aui Tie te.t o. PJ5E opinion. NJ art oipuhG1 carSai
StI! Or;L.ess ltttcle So az 20 i.eP up good
EEdciLe il il sc Got teI!t! So
\ good neIre viii live, seioIs FOrViIT, and extend
lis II!eS !eI stteC ytAr Iu pE opposition. s REQ
re teljily IT.! Ggt its V;Lc', ard The ne " tie PSs.
lfUA IoGth IL na)vtk with oIe IlPdity tk,H news
lIgei: caG sLIe4lN. IlYG: "tLess ItsNIynS 10 Inc
cI: EedclEe Las tblde 70. hm ia Q! H.OE
All asUSlIIsT Advertising.
In proof Of what we s1y above we Ie er you 10 HI~F
i.tI Vegetable AeigJe, AID its e.ecls
TIE We Of 7. W ieSLie GIocei, IS Pearl ST., cLIeL
Rheumatism o! eight years s:lI!n:; all 0htr 'eht
Via II. olA4n. tl,;e Of ii. CL.tqm loose IwtuiI:
SO IL PIEe 81, OF psCeps, great lily, rtrnaLtuE
uIeI.
most highly respectable ciiit:n, cvIed Of stai wtIAre.
.a4 restored 10 robust health
JIrIei P!JmMet, l5J Ia tnofe ST. suffered ihteEsei
years win hr LseIse aRd ne iCU,1i outL
tlisT all Olhef remedies hid allied.
SP4cs VII 10Y telhI u IlGs h4ri'sds OF oiher' as
&c ". Gu!Itch capt Thc4. L IUE, RObt. Gsu.l, is.
,TIytE. cured u Tkeg:Hstshl
JVnE Re MIL :. /. trina, John Like, RSy. :. Esk.
Gse, e. :. Ssvy, aud thOus1Eds oilers cured Of n!Sp
ia, SeIoJIs, tHy.h, liver comp acis, bronchitis, SILt
v!Gs' Iauee, &c. weTe'erto OUT owG ctienS-t4li Un
:heH.
DR. HLRP7OS, the auttor o his lrelt Hampton.
!ettI5:e ftctue, is III lis SEh ear, IT good Eel,
Re sGeu .hlti! is R3: 1nltce got 10 apose
IsHUNGREus ia this et:7 will bear the sane ,e,u-
.DILy.
EJ'CaI and get pamphlet. (si;is,l AID see the many
9J1Fot sale By r. u. Logan q Co.. Wheeling.
gLeTa l::itsi John ii. 1npp"n, 3!h ward, aud By
UruEsi IS generally.
IiaI,noIe, aud 3li broadway, wy.
I.5sHIiCe 81 PER bottle, $50
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yI{E INTELblG
----.-..,u -ni0lIpYiyG. IANrANY ., lsjj.
- -
IN Corrc.poudtnt..

r,.rl,,n..cni,-, "a s:rir:iou. hy.rtism: " 9th.
~ ,.i..,s ofla4 la:et s.'e:I, 4A''ad be al
I'D ~ ,.Itraa. he cIi'o il Ltaldnstm N the pa
~ ,diGs.eL - tic eiti"f'' ."n'I!, or 10 e.
~ ,,.I,1,. writing fvr p.1!tatscn, viii rtt'S
, '', NE oi;se 4Sngt 'ues will EratJ paIigen
.r,rs TCrIrt ON.g't1n I" 60 e@iehde"1'
: r;a'hrfwiea SNiEI Eiai:i IefifNe
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p5s. Off &c Arrangements.
i.rirel ard Departure Of The Mails.


.. ~ piu'pr:u 'ia'l lnl,es ~
.fs.a Nrg pini '''1t. y
........', .r-fn H.piZt mall q T. ".
s..-...s! All t VI
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
Cl>cl..,rt, Jan. S.-IIiyet fIli=n ? Ecu! stnce
Saturday.
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"utao'D N,AE Cn.SaEn.--At a recent meet.
gu IL: ti'ecton OF tie indianap1lis and belle
''91de Rofoad Company was tesJiged thst
''''f Ite I'Isf February neAt, the name Of saal
oFP.falion hall ts Indianapolis, l'i.ubutsb, and
'''Ts''al h,lroal Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-07
SPARKLING SUGAR,
For tic rrenRraiinn nf 70 uuina Sndn w af ar

> VI
y GACTIEE has the honor Of announcing 1,
Os has become ''tiXcd fact" that the prcpara-
ton Which he submitted 10 his friends and pa
irons short time since, under the denomination
Oe Sparkling Sugar, is the best substitute for the
instantaneous preparation Of Soda Water ever OF
tcTed to the public The reports of the Agents for
ts sale III different sections of the country ell say
It has been received with universal favor and con-
cur in the opinion that the Soda W aer pre- pared
from the Sparkling Sugar is not only most iano-
cent. pleasant and agreeable summer bevera re
equal III all respects t. that from the most pprove,
fountain, but in many instances positively benef
cial ard healthful. X is warmly commended by
the most eminent medical faculty Of the North,
West and South, and in fact wherever they have
had an opportunity Cf testing its qualities
L. GAuTiER Will not resort to the usual mode
Of pulling his preparation It requires no such I'D.
Ventitious aid. Ii carries with il It's own recon-
lnendation, and let il once have Il trial and be
ventures 10 nay no family Will Gc without X at this
season OF the Vca:. In addition To its intrinsic
qualities, the STARTLING 81 GAR is chenp and
within the means Of all to purchase glass of
Soda Water prepared frcm 1t, is cheaper than if
Purchased At the fountain.
IOtavelers and summer eXcurs iOnstS the Srerk-
ling Sugar will be found most admirable ~ conn
pGSnOh d. royaSs, >, il being put up in small ,Ia.s
out incOnvo niy8ce. aid whether in the parlor.
chamber steanboa'. or railroad car If cool water
can be had, delicious glass Of soda Water can
I've instanianeously prepared.
The Sparkling Sugar l. favored with Lemon
Glnger, aiilld, strawberry, Sarsaparilla and the
usual variety of Sirups at the best Soda Founains
{. GAUTIER is now ready 10 I'LL all orders
with which he mag be favored, at No. 252 Penn
syivania avenue iy 6-eo;t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-07
THE MODERN sAMARITANs.

The modern Slmaritans have dwipdIed
down to very small number. The raoe,
which had no dealings with the Jews in tho
time Of our Saviour, which inveterately opposed
the rebuilding OF Jerusalem, in the time Of
Ezra and Nehemiah, and which claims to have
seeded from Judah as early as the priesthood
Of Eli, under whom Samuel was educated,
numbers now 10 more than l95 souls-if SD
many. Thy still cling 10 their hereditary seat
between Mounts GeTiEim and Ebsl-linger
about jacobs well, where the Saviour held
converse with the Samaritan woman. But
they are lost amid aU Arab population, which
never more than toleratcs and often opproSses
them. Tho Djebal N&biOus is occupied by
the four great Arab tribes or clans, engaged
ia constant feuds among themselves.
The Abd-di-Hudy and Jarrar are Whist in
Egypt would be called Fellahs-residents in
villages and tiIIers Of the soil. The principal
stronghold Of the former is Arabeh, a walled
village % miles n. w. Of Nablous; of tho
latter, Semnoor, fortified village about ID
miles due north OF that town. The Tokan
family or tribe reside in black tents, and re-
main allied with the kindred tribes OF the
desert. The Rdyan family are alec Of the Be-
douin descent, and have much influence with
the desert tribes. The Mutsellim, or Cover
nor Of Nablous, is generally taken from one or
ether Of these famiiies-frOm the one which
arms or intrigue have placed for the time in
the ascendant. Since the beginning Of tho
present century there have been only two
Mutsellim of Nablous Of Turkish race; one
held Office only for a year; the other, if ever
he reached the town, assuredly never exercised
the functions of governor.
The Turks rarely understand the intrlcscies
of the Turkish character, and the Arab
Sheikhs are left by the Porte TO rule this
mountain district, as they can best egres
among themselves. III they pay the expect
ed tribute, other matters ere very rarely in
ouired into Ii will easily be believed thss
the inhabitants Of a district thus left to exer-
ciSe " self f-governmont," divided as they are
into four great factions 10 say nothing Of the
minor sub b-divisions) into which each i, split
up from personal ambitions, present q: all
times a troublou. aspect. II IL the exact coun-
terpart Of the Scottish border or Of the Scottish
highlands in the days Of rievers and oattsrsns.
Aud il will be ~ easily eonssivsd that the
fragments Of weaker natSonalitiss embedded
in this Arab deposit have anything but Q guist
life OF IT, La Nablous, there ale about S5B or
800 Christians Of the Greek rite, eight % tea
Jewi.h families, ana 1ss ssiasritsns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-07-07
John R. BLvANs. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELyANS e. THOMPSON,
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, 60,
No. 326 Pennsylvania avenue,

No. 326 Pennsylvania avenue,
b:trssn Ninth and Tenth sts, Washington, D. c.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
Britannia, German Silver, Albata and Silver Pla-
ted, Tea, Table and Dessert Spoons
Carvers and Forks, Steels, Knives with and with
ont Forks
Brass. Britannia, Block Tin and Plated Candle
sticks, Shovel and Tongs, Waffle Irons, Sad
Irons
Masln and Bell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grid
irons, Ovens, &c.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rural Cottage, Closet. Cupboard, Chest, TIL, Pad
and Trunk Locks
Shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and
Wrought Nails, Bolts
Brad's Shutter Screws and Stubbs Door Springs,
Handrail Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls. Door SheaveS and Rail, &c.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS.
Hair Cloth, Curled Hair, Moss, Gmps, Sofa and
Chair Springs
venitian Blind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Ends
Brackets, Furniture Nails
Glue Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c.
CARPENTERS GOODS.
Planes, Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshaves,
Chisels and Gouges, Flame Irons
Augers, Braces and Bits, Boring Machines, Ham
mers, HatchetS, Devels
Beyels, Squares, Guages Axes, &c.
BLACKSMITH & COACH MAKERS GOODS.
Black and Bright Springs, AXles, Felloes, Shafts,
Spokes, Hubs, Bows, Poles
Sleigh Runners Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump
Joints, Stump Collars. Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Innings, Lining
Silks, Danask, Scanning Cords
Tufts, Tassels, Buttons, Tacks. Frnges, Laces
and Plain and Enamellcd Canvass
Russia Duck, Enamellod Leather. Dash Leather
&c. ELVANS & THOMPSON,
Je 326 Pa avenue.
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DIR. l.. b. WRlGHT'S
TAsTELESS Liquid CATHARTIC,"

EINHIS Is the BEST, CHEAPEST, and MOST
Il EFFICIENT CATiIARTIC EVER Of
FERED TO THE PU BLIC.
IL is TASTELESS, (thereby avoiding the nal-
seating effect OF Pills, Oil, SIENNA. &c,) and pro-
ducing no Criping or other painful effects Cnlik
all other pUIgatiNeS, il searches to the bottom OF
the disease. thoroughly cleanses the stomach, and
leaves the bowels entirely free from costyeness.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Children drink il readily and without forcing
COMMENDED bv the MEDICAL FACULTY.
Give il 4 trial and then judge for yourselves.
II can be had Wholesale and retail al f.. III ST A
BIER Il CO =, Baltimore, or CHAS. STOTT
A. CO, Washington, ID. e.
DR.. WRIGHT'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 409
Broadway, where the doctor can he consulted
daily on diseases generally, from II To p. m,
without charge. je L3-6m
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DIR. z. ID. WRIGHT'S
UNFAILING "SCROFUL0US ANTIDOTE, >

For the PsrmHHsR! Cure Of CONSUMPTION
and all other term, of SCROFULOUS
DISEASES.
TTNHlS Medicine is prepared by an eminent ply
Il scian OF eighteen years practice In New ! oTk
city, during which time he has constantly used il
with the most unbounded success, and created for
reputation in private practice, unequalled IN
the history OF medcine IL ats immediately upon
the blood, cleansing it from all scrofulous hunors
or impurities, renOvating and. by its magic pow
ers, INVIGORATE THE WHOLE SYSTEM,
IN proof of which, hundreds Of respectable wit
ncsses from the doctors private practice have CIV
en- IN their testimony, and entreatthose suffering
from any scrOfllOus affection, TO eG4t rpoS them
and SGttDy hs7HSsirss.
i Treatise or ScrOf lous Diseases can be had
gratis al PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 100 Broadway,
end at Drug Stores generally.
CHARLES STOTT & CO,
Agents for Washington.
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT OF
ROCKS.

TNHE Canal Packet CONGRESS having been
Il thoroughly repaired and putASsss.--,,,5.II.
in first rate order Ohe machinery sSSs.Iz-.S
being removed and horse power StBstituled) CON
tinues making her regular trips between George
town and the above place
The Boat VIII leave the wharf of w. III. & III G
Ritter for Point Of Rocks on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDATS and FRIDAYS At : O'Clock a. III; and
the Point of Rocks for Georgetown on TUES
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATU RDAYS at the
same hour, stopping at the different landings alony
the line for the reception and landing of passengers
anu freight, going and returning.
Tie Boat will leave Georgetown at : o'clock a
m, and arrive at the head Of the Great aIs al II
Seneca at !, Edwards Ferry 3H, Monocacv 56
knowlan's Ferry6 6, and Point OF ocks at o'cl' K
p. M. Returning, leave Point at Il. m, Know
ian's Ferry at N, Monocacy g. Edwards Ferry
town at p. M.
Passage through either way ~.
Meals served regularly on board the boat at mod
crate prices. CHARLES MERRILL Capt
lie 95-dtf
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A KANSAS BULL SroRY.-Sixty woke Of red
bulls, according TO the Frontier News. were
seen last week by an old lady in Kansas.
hitched to an empty wagon, which was mired
in the streets of that city. The team reached
entirely from bill TO hill across one of our val.
ieys, vulgarly called CUTS. The wagon, being
tight In the mud, refused to move: the cor.e-
9uence was, when that portion of the team in
the lead on the other hill. spread themselves
In strong pull, and strightsnsd the chains,
that twenty-seven yoke OF the bulls in the
centre were suspended in mid air by their
neek', something lees than fifty fest above
ground.
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EYT The following anecdote is an excellent
buriesqae upon the legal requirements of kis-
sing the calfSkin of bible cover, or striking
an attitude with uplifted hand, to qualify for
giving testimony:
Clerk-DO you solemnly swear
MayOr-iwith digniiyj-Stop the witness
will hold up his right hand.
Clerk-The man has no right hand, your
honor.
up his left hand then.
Clerk-IIe has had the misfortune to lose his
left hand, also, as your honor will perceive.
Mayor-(savagely)-Te him to hold up his
right leg. then; man cannot he sworn in this
court without holding up something. Silence.
gentlemen, our dignity must be preserved !!
Witness sworn on one leg
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4 CARD.-LOOK HERE!

A LII YE LOVERS OF THE GOOD THINGS
IA OF THIS LIFE, and we will tell YOU where
YOU may obtain at least some of them Thankful
for past favors would respectfully ask continu-
am prepared TO furnish all who will give me a
call with the sweet and cooling Beverages in nv
line at short notice, such as ICE CREAMS and
WATER ICES, of all favors, SCHARLOTTE,
REUSE, BLANCMANGE, &c. CAKES Of all
kinds. Also, foreign and domestic FRUITS and
CONFECTIONERY, generally kept in well reg
ulated 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 50
per gallon.
may 7-eo3m JOHN w RIGHTSTINE.
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DENTISTRY,

p b. DONALDSON, Dentist, late Of the firm ci
les Hunt Il Donaldson. continues TO ss:-,-:ss
manufacture and insert those beautiful 5E,5s-IT
porcelain teeth, with or without gums, '1IIbS
for specimens of which (made and deposited by
the late hrm) was awarded the first premium at
the Mechanics institute Fair, recently held in
this city.
These teeth are carved and shaded to suit each
particular case. and their resemblance to the natu-
raj organs Is So perfect 10 deceive The most prac
tised eye
Particular attention also paid to filing and pre-
serving the natural teeth.
Charges moderate, and all operations warranted
Ofhce southwest corner Of Seventh and d streets
EentranCe on u. mar 2l-Gm
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nlcNTESTRV

nR. MUNSON respectfully calls public atten
- tion to his new, patent and great ~
ly IMPROVED method Of setting Ar
tifcial Teeth, with Continuous Gum, ,VlIIGc
the very REJECTION OF THE ART. Thi,
STYLE Of Teeth has the following advantages oy,.
all others, viz: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEAN
LINESS, COMFORT and beauty, vienl
with Nature in these respects. and In some other
excellins Public inspection is respectfully solc-
tied.
Please call and see specimens.
CAC TlON No other Dentist In the District O.
Columbia has 4 right To make this stvle of teeth
y. B.-Tecth conatitutionaily healthy, plugged
and warranted for life
Office and house No. 20S f. street, near the cor
ner OF Penna. avenue and lith street.
ap I-tf
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FIsCHER's BAND FULLY ORGANIZED

HAVING now completed all my arrangements
IL for a first rate BRASS AND COTILLON
BAND, I am again u. the service Of the public TO
attend Excursion Parties, Exhibitions, Parldes.
Pic Mics, Balls and Serenades. All those IN IA
vor of citizens band respectfully invited TO
courage our enterprise, here in Washington city;
L. FISCHER, Leader. ,
P.S-This Band. under my direction, Is re2u-
llrly Uniformed. and from practice of over TWEEN
~ years can give satisfaction To every one.
Residence, PENNSYLVANIA avenue, north side, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, first door west Of
Iron Hall.
Orders left with Messrs. Hilbus Hitz punctu-
spy attended to. NAV 4-2m~