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Arrival of the Sonora.
Highly Important fron Europe.

Full and Reliable War News Scbastopcl
Unconqucrcd -Sarguinary Eattles-
Shocking BarSaratics- Burning ofRus-
sian Hospital Of 1000 Lnvalids
Critical Condition ofthc Allies-5OcOo
in the Tield-Domestic Intelligence
Annexation cf Sandwich Islands-Dis-
covcry of Six af Sir John Franklin S
r1cn-CongrczEional- Presidents Mes
sage, &c, &c.
SAN FRANcIsco, Dec 80, 10 AN.
Steamer Sonora just arrived. L. S.
Frigate Susquehanna was to leave Acupul-
co for the I. S. on the 10th inst. Died
on board the Sonora Goth inst, of Chron-
ic Dissentary, Henry Downs native of
England aged 81 years. The Isthmus
was remarkably healthy and passengers
crossed from the summit to Panama in 3
hours.
Domestic NEws.-Judge Grimes Of
Louisiana is dead.
The result of the elections in Delaware
demonstrates the fact that John J. N.
Clayton's influence is not made potent as
he fondly imagined. The ticket which
he had the principal hand in forming, and
which bore the name of American Ticket
General, being rejected, and receiving
but small vote.
The Erie Railroad move is not ended,
the Common Council of the city having
passed resolutions ordering the Mayor to
direct the high Constable to remove the
R. R. track occupying the streets after one
weeks notice, to the Railroad Company.
A dispatch from Portland, Ne. states that
ii Fuller has been officially notified that he
is elected to Congress. Alex. Smith the
young poet, has been appointed by the
Queen, assistant to the Astronomy.
A Madrid paper states that the Emper-
or of the French has pledged himself to
send squadron to the West Indies to
protect Cuba from the fillibusters.
The establishment of Clark Mills was
destroyed by fire on the 1lth. The
model of the statue of Gen. jackson was
lost The softs Of New York had meet
inc in the Park on the evening ofthe 10th
to congratulate themselves on the election
Of Mr. Seymour, and repell the charges
Of fraud in the recent elections. Capt.
Rvnder was the principle speaker, and
freely charged the whig Inspector with
fraud. The reported failure Of the Clin-
ton Bank of Columbus, Ohio, is contradlc-
ted. John Miner Bolts has written let
ter in which he says, he is now strongly
inclined to fight on the side of the Know
Notbincs. David Talmadge Of Lancaster,
Ohio, formerly great stage proprietor
and mail contractor, has failed for seven
hundred thousand dollars. The National
70 contains very able article on the
nroscription, and on American principles
Of Nothingisms. William Milford, Esq,
died at Cleveland, Ohio, November 10th.
The FIRE at Montrose, November 3oth, de-
stroycd property to the value Of from 800
to 800, 900 dollars, and burned over
three acres of ground.
From EuRopE.-By the arrival of the
Africa at this port New York on We'd
nesday, We have3 days later intelligence
from the Crimea. Her mails are princi
pally filed with the details Of the engage
ment of the oath. Since which event up
to the departure of the last advices, no
operation of Importance seems to have
been attempted on either side. 1t would
seem from Prince Menchikof's dispatches
that TIE French estimate ef tbs Russiar
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.G6o,57C

To-A,........................ 500. $40
above property is entirely eusucumtcTed and Will
- afVe9c1 snd bills OF sale given immediately after the
nT2s The cash pA.o demand to taS holder Of the
irize
Iaa Craving will be in Il. air weather rerraittngl
ethesNise under aTnE erected for the purpose. and
e roae OF drawing viii Ae decided By vote Of :seket
Eelders present the occasion
The subscriber has leave refer 10 the following gon
emen as to his character for integrity and enterprise,
and as TO the value Of the property in question Il.
Ia Wis, } 7. Crenslaw. A. 4. Sargent,
ps- DEf CSlT Oh So coo WILL. RE MADE on THE
TIf-oI OF MARCH, with Adams Co. security for the
movable property in he above prizes
Nevada Co, Dec. Is, 81. rOvYTR
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American Livery and Sale Stable,

BROAD STREET., NEF4DA
FESHE subscriber begs 70 return his thanks to the
d citizens of Nevada, for the liberal patronage
thus far bestowed upon his establishment, and to
inform them that he continues to keep the hest Sc
rtction of Sadie ard other HORSES for their accom-
ieoaation that the country will aoy5; and he would
2pecaly call the attention OF the Ladies 10 his stock
cs spirited but gentle animals such timss as they
ore deslrous TO enjoy a heathfIl and iuvigorating
arde- J. B. LOBDELL
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). {. Mcintyre,

SURGEON 8 MECXyANzcAx DENTIST
sSz-z--> EDLGS leave inform his friends and the
ES.~sSs5zo ID public that he continues to practice
q his profession in ali its branches, on the la
N1I-I-lJ test ana most approved principles
nr. NJ commenced his studies in s,S. under the we'll
hnoxn Dr. EDIIE Of ittsourr, and graduated under the
celebrated Dr. BREWSTER ot Paris in 1870 and con-
An prac;c since that time gives him confidence in be
.ng she give
Perfect Satisfaction to his Patrons.
He keeps constantly hand an excellent article of
gpofH POWDER. and an lNFALIIBI-E REMEDY FOR
M0OTH ACHE
ohcc;--Cnite5 States E5otel, Nevada.
6S lr n visits Grass Valley every Moudsy.-aA OF
sce over Adams Co.'S Express Oaicc.
In bidding ade Tor short time rnv friends and rat
e McIntyre gentleman well skilled in his nrof,ssio,
aEd worthy o. an conn ience + !. IITFRiORE.
oheerfaiiy subscribe 70 the above. [ y CLARKE
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G&e S1O DozIE.EGs.
TICKETS 81 EACH.


FfTag pge0srv d Eo-yes 81. ae 1sdet a. NsrA3a
= essg 'ae bleeash day ! shy, e b.
- ttE sssa lav He,,r .-..-, k-l-H. - 'l9fFt.
80 ra g vs1e3 tnto s2 Shares - 2 OF "--it
va - 9as ~ o!-s -Hc store. -aa '0e '1o-
= ss. &c .c-ioe-az '-'i % t4s gag
S.ssa-s lse
p.s.E2z ggo.
gas 90 ..rtfs slGTH OF Io7J,-. s. SEA
e. aIsr IS pas f9 t.aa
l7Fesesafs sd last e4a1a, o7e-- -s-s
a.As 3 e7 --s a-tt F8l-.- H The tes
PIE iFae -e1 a},lts. ri low
aa.esesaes g. g. 2. Pei. creek Ta
- 'Aii.o.s .s-t i 3 Eertueav .... 20
hsnse d. s .a T. re Raj cr le-s
r'ise --t Il 81. l. irr-.l +. ,.l-.,s
n al'nning seeiol l24irE hee. aees F. f,,r9d
e s i4s. ey t5e 20. .ioi %. ,a1 va, .a4 .sorecI.z
49, gsAt -ease g - .jecEae 8f the tIel IT,.
Z Of iAsee.ss statements atali u-sts s-sa.
g ~.
49,. r7szl pTs 2
si0rk, Wagon sad Fa-z.a IS l.a.!saenss; 81
~slaed at - .. i5!a
% hs4a OF tets -.'tie.
= ys4ework cat t.i2--..-.. .....-.... ........
wark maize. ...- g..
! Go Is ard caIee. ...-.......
ys-s. i-sse Oh "a. as st-..igai s,sss
rst Eaneh = .ai easlo.e4 u. rt,a.s ..-.t
-t-s so-4.g lo4s -. ttrat
&asss To;Aid,s and ra n ,esetstles i very =, -
. quality snes .fnty. Ter proe q he sor,ee.
,-s' Of II. .emeat, tie p@s, c az ia-..ei
50 sEss A. fic r e,srf y,sr. Tar.
- ~. = ie;iss,,ap -s.er- .Ssuiye4
u oe1 z f,an. The 7a-, =l : I..,rsl.
rrJ!5g oa e .sue,s 81 h4.. .ks.snS sss&%h
Ised tsFilsls ls a.seatr ,st. .-ae3.
PRIZE RIO. :.
"a" endivi8ss oEE sIA- 7 u Bows -t:sb :, sss
t4se i'rss 10. j.
- PzT33 -ITo. (
f'as c'oys, h1tares. Stock aui roee ,-.rt H.vg~',
,.2se - Ee".oen fe,aae Co. fai-ai 81. sra
sasi dolar' worth o. Go.d- to he iasoie"l at he
wholesale r-c~S o.: 4Tis {. Wall. %esE.a New
sawn is es-:.4, q the ttaAe Of q isre 1ort1n of
I'ssr creek, the sor.n Tlaa and 7as: raax. 8
gA:S. Ta'iiof SID aa,s
E7zEl.zz-z-! EFc. 6.
Tss SSd.r:-sa ONESINTH OF Po7yer'f s.;oA 7ese
PC1ZE No. 6.
ne Ranch irosu Us tte Bradley I.sreh ,nslo~ed
"ltA ytoi r.ttet fence. teautiTuNY s,ts.:se
And sZceGsat sol, producing lrgo crows and
s hHs qualify. Iaera js handsome Cottage "a
ihs f-zt2, and vel. f2shcG--vaiae4
Pz2EZE 30 2.
Ts -sairias. oNEsXii OF Dovyers Ii:tA ,eEs
EEJ2a Tgo 8.
TEs Store r1o-7. fEtUrts stock and goodwill AZ
Rorrer's g.c-o R-st creek The stccG vi
b. EisrS-.-set TO ccn-a.p s. coo worth oi yooGs
.' tae 81. ale Il'ets ci laws Nai!, hsVs
"a Attached 10 tAe Sorrfis = ccnDoGioas
boarding Rouse r>a and furnished throughout
tnsh creek is very fo-rlous mining district
Ahe dlGgings lGy very regularity thus ena5fug
we n aerS 10 sC.lie t.".r accounts promptly
'AAGs0 ILL.,. Wv
PT2S9sE TO 9
Tss usdr!te- ONE SIXTH OF Bovery's If.cA.. E,eca
PEEZl No 20.
I've fAsustni dollars IN soI coin eco
PRIZE 80. Il
TAs undivided one SIXTH Of Eovyer's Fitch. 1000
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FfTdE psersr.v Eo-yes vi,. ae Iedet by al NsrA8a
= Assg aa en aa bf4ea.a Qay : sh-y, = r,
SO 4esss .ag |~s,r l.--.-, kaas5. - 'l9eF....
= 81 saica is v.ie3 tn5osz sa-res- - Of '1lc1
w ps 11S ~ cl=s store lua $40 t1o--
= - 8 essl- 4-e .c-ios-1z -ez isi q f-7 <-sE
y. 6ss4F sse5
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DtaA Pc
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y0rYrZ
T5 Coafrae tors AMI Builders
TATE OF Ga l5t0ANIat1

= a + ~ "a ttF GkR4N Lf+t
COUNT oF NEVADA.
Court Of Sessions. soscial Tern. Nov 4th A. y
1854 Prese1'. BON. T Z. CAswELL. Couatg
Judge G. r. sattH, toHs WLLlMs ia the a6-
seuca Of v 6 Bell, Ass1e 1eia'es.
Ordered, lhs- tie spec ccleatIons .o- the building
of a Court Hou e. now 5n a.e in the office q the
County adge this county he published ior tie
splce Of tso onshs So tl1e Neve a 3-mocras,
Grass Valley T egraph aud Nevada nal Add
it further 4sted, tuat aotca ba -a by pub.--
in The saeral newsFaper 3resa q. the
rs3as ri r -e.,s. set - ste erection OF
Use acce4 Is ID Spcrltea-
$3.50 tas ag ei uaaay 4
a.ai By tie rsmcs
II I'll Eena.t ID
s5 ror rate lie ~.
81 n.zrJ % c lov eas ss.oa.
eCref lha i7s taesge3ar ID ..-s copy
a1u1f ans by ge4tE srss4ous nov 4th
80. = ss uT le ani seal u said
sa4ge lfils + 4s e GSv p
SON f.I.-T
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ne Ranch irovu tte Bradley I.sueh ,rclo,ed
"ltA ytoi picket fence, teautiTuiY s,ts.:se
Ard e%ceileat sol, Producing l:rso crows and
Of hEs qualify. IaeFs is j handsome Cottage
shs }-zta, and vel f2'sA sAcG--vaile4
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4 GL1@l&i IS o. s.
Tss Id r1st oHE lXiil OF Bovyer's I1.tA, eee
EHTEE r7n q

Tss Store roo7. rEtures stock and good Ill al
Ro~rer's s.o-o o. F-sh creek The s,cce M
b. TGsrz.-set TO contain s. coo worth az yooGs
st tae vGe -ele n 'ots Of laws NaG News
~. Attached 10 ;Ae s,orcfis = cCnDo!icas
- boarding house Ee,, and furnished Throughout
tnsh creek is l very po-rlous mining district.
Ihe dGgings lGy very regularity, thus enabling
the n aers 10 -o.iie tl.r accounts Prcnptly.
Valued e. ........3
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- EeRth : 7tlI e7el11el n" rIea4g .-l-I
-s-- Sc-a.g lQ. i. {. 4Nr ftrat
@zses no'Aio,s and ra sn vegetables VI; very - 81
- quality sna u .f.tty. Ter proe q tAs sor,ees
t-a' Of II. .emeat, tie pat, az z7,:si
=" sis N .. ~ e>sr' TrRr :. srA
- r.. = is.iss,lep err .S9ul,e4
- oer Z FyaH The -aa- is I4..ra!.
= rrY45g o. Ec .sjuess - D. l...3rs 9! y. ID
Lsed ksEilets j. a.l "a. -. .l.-aeA
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PRIZE no. :.

Tins cioys, hTturcs stock aul good ,.. - rsvy='s
sore IN %e1.oen Nevada c., sA3-a5 a.. ,sEs
is store VII - ql.zE,utec4 1. ~7 .. a .-a .s-u.
saEl dolla-s por.A o. s-ad. to he il.efeel ct he
~hol7sate F-.c-S o.: i@vi' I. Wall. .;evGsa. New
1-aWn is ee-..a q TIE .tade Of iarc uora.ln q
lesr creek, ths sor.n ! ia and 4 1as. r.pz. IS
ga n ra.i iof ..,8 aatg
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T3s ssd.r:-s2 ONESIXTII Of Po7Ter'r b.;oA 7ess
~ -
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"A ~ ~ s eas
TT EE Tsg =

= IfAA tlIaFf-9 y ~ = TO lllLa uIcf
JG5 WORK b 81. II al is saget.ss promptly sad Hss i.
y ssutca Et Eessou7sl sle r.tss
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H.f.l1 I. 10. Z
ga.@17 Nc =

stock. Wagon sad Fa-s1-S l.a,sszer's s'.
vsiaed at
ne s,oez ril Ccz .at 81 ....-.
o hs4a of lee. -sttie ...
z Y1zg wark CD :iz........ ........... ...
vark maisa ..........
I coFs ard e., ......... .....-.........
Fc-y l-fee o. s2l os st-f..rut stasa .
t&ailc man
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An INcIDEST.-The Lynn Mass News of a
recent date says: correspondent informs us
oil an incident which occurred at the Congro-
gstlonal church in Westminster, in this State.
last Sabbath. The clergyman, an aged min
1ster, was preaching from the text. speak
unto wise men; understand we what say =
lie had advanced as far rs - thirdly" when
he observed that many of his hearers, over
come by the heat Of the day, had fallen
asleep Stopping in his discourse, and wiping
exclaimed:
My friends, as the day is sultry and on
PTesslye, l will stop while, and request the
choir, II the meantime, To sing, to the tune Of
Coronation, commencing
o. My drOwsy powers, why sleep you so !'''
The effect was electrical, bringing the au-
dlence to their feet. They remained standing
while the sublime chorus, from the OInbined
voices OF the choir and congregation, filled the
house, and efectually destroyed the DISPOSE
flon to sleep, The preacher resumed his dis
course at - thirdly
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UNITED STATES MAIL,
FLORIDA

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, July O 1855
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni
ted states from the list day of October, $50 to
the 3Cth day OF June. 1859, inclusive on the fol-
lowing routes in the Stale OF FLORIDA and in the
times herein specified VIII be received at the Con
tract office of the Post Office Department in the
city OF w Washington. until p m. of the 10Th Au-
rust, l-35, 10 be decided on the next day:
6sJl rom Camp lizard, by Homosassa to Bay
Port. Is miles and back, twice Il week I'm
two-hOTse coaches
Leave Camp lizard Wednesday and Saturday
at 5 a IN
Arrive at Bay Port same DAYS by 6 pm
Leave Bay Port Tuesday and Friday at S N
Arrive at Camp lizard same daYs by 6 pm
6o53 From Long Pond, b. Clay Landing to Wau-
keenah, 100 miles and back. once a week
Leave Long Pond Monday at 6 d m
Arrive at Waukeenah next Wednesday by 6
Leave Waukeenah Thursday at 6 am
Arrive at Long Pond next Saturday at ON
For forms of proposal, guarantee and certificate.
also instructions and requirements, embracing
conditions to he incorporated in the contracts H.
such extent as the department may deem proper }
see advertisement inviting proposals for mail ser
vice In the Southern States dated January IL Isis
JAMES CAMPBELL,
" l-iaWl" Postmaster General.
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DIR. L.. Ii. WEIGHTS
JNFAILING "sCEOFULOUs ANTIDOTE. /"

FOr tn Permanent Cure Of CONSUMPTION
and Az other forms Of SCROFULOUS
DISEASES
JNHlS Medicine is prepared by an eminent ply
stefan Of elS hteen Years practice in New \ ork
'lty, during which tine hp has constantly used II
with the most unbounded success. and created for
a reputation in private practice. unequalled in
he history OF medicine. IL acts immediately upon
he blood. cleansing II from all scrof ulous hUmors
II impurities Tenovating and. by it, magic pow
ers, lNNlGDRATE TIE WHOLE SYSTEM,
IA proof CT which. hundreds Of res pectable Wit
lesses from the dOctor private practice have Civ
IN in their testimony, and entre@ those suffering
Tom any ScTcfulons affection, 10 rail- EpoH them
tni satisfy tktmSs!rsS-
A Treatise on ScTOfulous Diseases can be had
gratis at PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 4U9 Broadway,
AID e Drug stores generally.
CHARLES STOTT & CO.
Agents for Washinlr.nn.
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MOTT BEDELL's LINE.


NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, WASHING
TON CITY. AND DISTRICT 0FCOLUM-
BJA PACKETS
THIS LINZ OF PACKETS SAILS WEEK
Il LII from pier u East river, New York, and
oftener II Necessary. and is composed OF the fol-
lowing drst-class vessels:
New sch'r v. BEDEIL, Bedell, master
New sch'r MorT BKDKLL. A. V. Tredweu.
Sch'r ANN ID, VIM Oliver master.
Sch'r VoLANT, l.. A. Smith. master.
>ch'T CoMMASDER-IN-CHlBF, Woglun., master.
Sch'T GREENwAY, Wilson, master.
These vessels al fast sailers and the masters
are men Of experience in the trade, and the only
regular line Of WI shington City packets.
MOTT BEDEl1,
Wall street, New York.
8 6 MASTERS 4 SONS,
Alexandria, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
feb 1-5m Washington and ID. Of C..
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DIR. L.. IL. wRIGHT,S
TAsTELasS "LlQUlD CA3AARTI

TASTELASS Liquid CAIAART1C,"
OR. FAMILY PRYSEC
'sNIiIS is the BEST, CHEAPEST and MOST
4 EFFICIENT CATHARTIC EVER OF
FERED To IIF Pr BLlc.
1t il TASTELESS, Ither,by avoiding the nau-
eating effect Of Pills, Oil, SIENNA, &c.) and pro-
iucing no gripping or other painful effects Unl Ike
all other purgatlyes. IL searches 10 the bottom Cf
Tie disease, thorouS hly cleanses the >.olnach and
caves the bowels cn'iT,ly free from coslivrness.
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Children drink II readily and withO;u forcing,
aud No MEDICINE Is MORE HIGHLY RE-
CpnMENBED by the MEDICAL FACUL TY.
owe II trial and then Judge for yourselves.
1; can be had wholesale and retail al T.. u STA
BLER x CO.'S, Baltimore, or CHAS. STOTT
\ CO, W a>hington. u e.
DR.. NRIGH1'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT. 400
broadway, where TIE doctor can be consulted
tally on diseases generally, from IL TO = r. m,
without charge. il IS-6m
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FOR THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA

AND MANASSAS GAP RAILROADS.
'VNHE Subscriber Coaches will call for passen-
IL gers wishing TO connect with rlk -
he above railroads My Coaches ssxsss:.z-.rr~1.
connect With the Steamers GEOkUE WASH
lNGTON or THOMAS COLLYER, which leave
Washington at 6 a. m.
IL Meals furnished OF the boats
Persons wishing the Goa, nes 10 call for them can
leave their name and resiJ cnCe with Mr.. John T.
hillman, near the Capito: gate; Mr.. Butts drug
lore, corner Pa. avenue AID 18th ST. or at Geo. q
fhos. Parker & Co.'S stor.
Coaches can De had foI Pleasure Trips.
may 29-2m WILLIAM WHALEY
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Frs ORATION ~, H. r

GHANDL ER'S GRAFTON on the LANDING
~ OF the Pilgrims in Maryland pamphlet-l5
cents.
II w billiards Speeches and Addresses one
vol, Svo
hlTwah 5 Letters to the Right Rev. Jno Hughes
Life In California, Mountains ana MolehiIls, by
Frank Maryatt
strauss Life of Jesus
rrank Leslie's Gazette for July
HarPer's Story Book do
| WH FRANCE. TAYLOR,
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STEAMBOATS, CONNECTING

MYTH EACH TRAl> OF CARS ARRIN-
w ing in Washington o. Alexan- IN"
drla.-fhe steamers THIS. COL sSEs..r-l.
ER or GEORGE WAcdlNG TON viii make
The above ConneC ions. leaoIEg Washington al q a
m, for the Orange and AieVandrie Cars, and con.
acct with the same train a. their arrival
III MEALS furn's she'd on the boats
The Boats connest with all the trains from Bal
umore. sAM'L GEDNEY, Captain.
may IT-tr
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" JEWELRY.
LVER WARE, S,

:, = >ILF z n " A ne, &c.
NJ. w. GALT BRO. are constantly receiving
large invoices of the above, end offer every article
In their line at the lowest rates
GOLD AND SILVER WORK OF every de-
.crlption made to order, such as TESTING
MALI, richly embellished, with appropriate de-
signs, SILVER TEA SETS, DINNER SER
VICES, &c
Precious Stones set in every style, however elab.
crate.
ARMS, CREsTs, NOTICES, &c. Gu, on
stone. NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO
M Pa. av., between Ninth and Tenth SITS.
10 H-f
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TEE FAcE.-To the thoughtful observer how
muef does the human cOuntenance reveal
The faces that move by Us in the crowded
streets are each an open book, in which life
stories arc traced with an unerring pen. Care
have their record, Sin leaves it's mark. and
pure thoughts beam cut in living characters.
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
9MZ go

GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE
TWICE daily between WASHINGTON and
L the SOUTH, ria ALEXANDRIA, COR
LOUISVILLE and RlCHMOND-no night line
on Sunday.
Leave Washington \ before O'Clock
Leave Alexandria . am
Leave Washington 4 - pm
Leave Alexandria Z " pm
FARES BIZ NIGHT LINE.
From Washington and Alexandria, TO Cor
rom Gordonsvile to Richmond. .......... , -
Travellers will find the morning line the cheap
est, most pleasant and expeditions route To til
Greenbrier White Sui phuT, Faucuier White Sui
phuT, Warm, Hot, Alum and Ca9on Springs
Warrenton, Charlottesville. Stauntcn, Strasbrr..
Cave, Natural BRIDGE, LurGv, New Market, Mid
dleburg, &c.
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pest QUALITY SOLE LEATHER. Trav.
- cling and Packing Trunks, Hat Boxes, Val
ises, Carpet Bays Satchels, &c.-We have this
day received large variety OF all kinds of the
above named goods, which we are prepared TO sell
twenty per cent cheaper than any other establish
ment in this city
WALL Il STEPHENS
3S2 Pa. avenue, next door to Iron Hall,
~ 1e-3t
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IN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAIS-FARE,
W round trip, al; from Alexandria . d. -
s cents The steamer THOMAS rSrr@.3Sa1.ssrtS
cOLLIER leaves Washington at 9, and AleHan-
Iria at 9k O'Clock. Coaches leave the Capitol for
he boat at \ O'Clock Coach fare 10 cents. Per-
wishing the coaches viii leave their residence
with George * Thomas Parker.
Refreshments on TIE boat.
oct 2S-I SAM L GEDNEY, Captain.
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E'ANs, PERFUMERY, TOILET ART.

l. cles, &c.-We have now In store d large vari-
ETY. OF nne and common Fans, Harrison's and Luz
bins celebrated Perfumery, Brushes, Combs, Wis
ting and playing Cards, Tooth Powders Porte
Monnaies, Cigar Gases, Card Cases, Bas kets &c
all OF which we are selling ont al low prices TO
suit the times at The Piano Music Statfonerv and
Fancy Goods Store Of
JOHN F. ELLIS,
3o6 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
may x-V