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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

Crtsrsv about 20 fet r.ith OF BTce - oT-r00sni re
b, neL the boat i,teing Toe hog-, IL lest,
Il hul b@. so rep-t- ID every c0ogeneaee
The Gr,urds 6SI4H feet tAeiuls laid Odt Win t-
ir,e, ,trub,-T, &c Fu. MS shh - schools eAafehe-'
4. - ro- become a.hurb Of N,~York c1umaa ,iioa
bin. bso .v-y b.-hou, sLd by a ot sod ss n
ho.t tiu,.d 10 hui ,s- hours 3Dly q, PE FAX
WFATaER Flu,.ibs, OF TO C. PiNCKNEf. No Ss-
~ va
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1)iauo Jortes an0 ltlnsie.

A BAbGAIN, aud no Humbug-6t Rosewoo
"A PIANO FORTE. BY g sood city m,Aer w.rrai,s'
Price s6l Also Just finished q do. Price Sl0o Ioseh'
with twenty PIANOS a. cost 49, =, 40,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

EOR SALE-At Undertook, very genteel
Il PLACE of FIVE six Acres with DEellng IN swiss
sne nue. Water n sbuue ancs and the Place n all respects IN
rerct ords situated In the ee,an' village OF Koderh)ok,
touutis Co IL offered for sale low. aud 90 easy t,Fm,
Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN, No SMetIoPOlitan Bank Bu'd-
ifs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04

0NUE SCHOOL of MR.. BINGHAM for BOYS
i Called tn. CLASSICAL Gymnasium, Bible House.
Sd sv eptrsrce Compemenrg in each Of TAO depsrneos
Trsiries thoIonah system- attic and elegant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-04
Chantes for Business 1llen.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY to COMMENCE
IA BUsISEss-for tale stock fiItofes and Three iesrs
se OF Building the side Of the city IN sooa
ness locality and business Of eight yeas .ntns sor pafac
Ella Ar Trbnn. Oflcc.
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GOOD OPPORTUNITY.-A new first-class
DROOKLYN PROPERTY for sALE.-A

~ House and two Lo on B,rsen't bet*een Grand red
Cusou avs house % BY 81 feet lots q by ITO each tbs
~ell bull. and hu, tive minutes walk from
Railroad Price - 90; oo-h.lf rensia on
uorfsse Appy TO sILAs DAEE.POar, No ITO bIosa
v,y ketropolitsn B.nk Bulldog basement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-07

UAn individual was brought before
tie Police Court in Cincinnati, recently.
charged with assault and battery. he
frankly admitted that he had struck
bis antagonist, but SAID in extenuation,
that the man had called him a liar,
land" continued he, may it please the
Court, | was born in Livingston, in the
State Of New York ; there when a man
says you're liar, you call him q liar
back, and there's an end oft: but, your
Honor, have lived for fifteen years on
the Wabash, and there when a man calls
you liar, you knock hin down at once
4 only Obeyed my Wobasb instructions.
Fined one dollar and costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-07

SLowNEss OF CONCEPTION.-Our old
friend T descended from q primitive
colony that. leaving the Faderlandt, ("
planted themselves at Waldoboro', had
the usual German slCwness of compre-
bension, as well as the proverbial cor
Iectness Of the Teutcnic race, when he
once got fairly hold OF IN idea. T
kept small store, and dealt in call
sorts" One day very genteel man
came in protesting the utmost haste, and
wanted twenty dollars in small bills to
break double Y where he had made a
trade hard By.
IVY" said T, =" doesn't know
ye. Vat for let you have twenty dol
larsh mine monish!"
"Oh, don't bother" said the stranger;
"here, give me the twenty, and I'll give
you q dollar for the use of it, and I'll
lock you In till / get back that will
make it safe.
T cogitsted a moment. hechance
Of making a dollar was good-he was
somewhat confused, and so he said,
" Yaw, dad is goOt, and then passed
out the money. After some half hour,
T began 10 conclude that the wrong
man was locked in-the security had
been given on the wrong side. The
stranger was gone with the cash. T.
never lent any more monev without con.
sidering with great elaboration the mat.
ter of Security.-Bs fast Republic.
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WASHINGTON URAfyCHRAILROaD

TRAINS KTN 81 HDI.L II:
EAVE daily, s4es.. 21rGsy, 4. snd 81 = Il
IL and AID 3 ? y.
On Sunday Al z a n 4,.l 6 z r..
Leave Bs:tinl're a: tx saa I. :. a::d ri 6
pm.
On Sunday Ut II mfnJ: Il.
The connectiors will Baltimore 5 2..Io Epi'tozd
for the West a7s iy t,a.uS -a..rc ~ 4 g sal /;
pn.
Fo, Philadelphia snj .-c,c T1.,. - - ~ -
and pm
For Annapolis At u II erd5yA
For Norfolk al ! y u.
4, T. PiH.}DEa, AEeot
Particu 81 attention 10 c-lici Ia tbs Eaie requi-
Ing responsible ycucI.-r Ec shy per5yIi 0: ccill
who may wish to pass OF IL rosi
dec lS-itf
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TRAVFLERS' fIRENTnWY.
r ATHAm.s GINH OF an nrBusH

T ATHAm,s EINE OF siaHTBUstss
j 4 win leave Aiexalsdfa Al & 7sz, IN
aud 9x am, Il and 3 n N. W ilf
leave Washington nj 8, III, asd II 016E
M, 81 and z pm. -.s-, .-...t.- ..- go
Seats can be secured AZ the Office, Fairfax st,
and Newton's Mansion House in washir gton, at
Halls Sesar Store ans Kirkwood House. - F-
This Line runs regularly winter and summer for
the accommodation OF the Public. rs.rr "a .-
Passengers called tor and taken 10 their residences
FARE-For the first Trip up and last trip down,
so cents all other regular trips D cents
Trunks extra. LATHAM B COOK.
ian Eff - -
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EVENING-STAR
THE COCK OF THE WALK.


You strut about by field and brook
And think your gait and plumage show you,
And yet, for all your ioftly look, :
Old Cock, l know you. r..-.. .r,. 90.
With breast so sleek and eye 50 bright, e.
As if ypu were the pink Of honor,
You're stuffed as full Of wrath and spite
Az Bishop Bonner. H
YOn stripping bird, your son and heir,
And Trim as you IN limb and (, ather,.
You cuff and tumble everywhere
In every weather.
To-day, when he had done no harm.
But stretch his throat and mock your bawling
You rutted your neck as big's my arm
And knocked him spawning
Down in twink as straight's rail
Astonished into being civil
Then mp and off with head and tail
Both en- n level.
But though your proves you may boast,
And though in dreary dumps 50 sad he
i know not which To pity mus',
The son or daddy.
You'll lave your day 10 strut the floor
Cock sure, with pluck and voice asprant,
But time will reckon your score,
You hen roOst tyrani!
IL is not that the market man
May tempt me fer your tricks to sell you;
II Ii not OF the dripping pan
But this, I ten you:
All times and chimes and books record
The Scripture truth-we can't DENY it
They lhaI unshesih tie ogpressOi's word
snail perish by It.
Beware the days when OH and lame
You browse rlle eye anu 6iOOp the pinion,
Your royal spirt Level tame
With timex dsnInioa.
Think you this hanfaa, now so green,
VIII then forget these DE- ABLY grudses?
He'll give your memory, ween,
Come savage ButSes.
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
RdITTkJ()I, Il A MI ONO RAIEROAI

FOh lie w ESI AMI SUI LII.
BALTIMOREA AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS FoR T&AvkLi
IMPORTANT CHANGES OESCREDUDF!l
K6rsssE5 The late completion OF n"
NJ Central Ohio Railroad between
Wheeling and Columbus. uniting ~ IL do-s. by 50
Rart nd with al portions Of the West (sui North
snd SOUTHWEST gives this route greatly increases
advantages 70 through travellers IN thai direction
On aud al or MONDAY, November q. 1854, tbs
trains viii H. rpP ss follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS
Two f.gi t;ains dsiiy vii, run in each direction
First-The NAIL TRAILS, lea,iog Camden Ststiop
ct M, instead OF o'clock as beretoio-r. texoept
Second-The EXPS Sos TRaTN, leaving at 5p N I,
fnstssd OF At p m, az heretofore, sad running
through to Wheeling IN otout ~ ~ ore, reschii q
there 1t 10 rs =. This tr-sio will stap st Wash
ington Junction, Syi.sfviii-, AonccasY, Uar,eI's
Ferry, Mar ius5urg, ~ir John Rua. Cumberland,
Piedmont RoSlssburg, NeSburR, Fe.te'I Fsrn
ingtsn, Cameron ard Moundsvils only, for WOO
aud water aud nAks Both these trains maxi
prompt and regular conucctiou wi tn c>rs OF thu
Central Ohio Road for Cambridg., Fan sTiIs, New
ark, Columbus, Gin -inna:i, Louisviis, FAY toa
-andGsky, Told, Letroit Indiana ToIs. Chicago,
81 Louis, etc. Passengers leaving baltimore by the
Mai TT IN; vi rs2c' Cincinnati f:f diunsr next
day, while by the Express Train they arr Their,
At IL the next night, being Aept but one night
the route BY eth tram
Passengers for the north Sest vi. Cleveland and
-
toa with he trains upon tn Cleveland and Pitts
burg Ralrori at all times whe7 the Ohio is asviga
bic for steam prs between wheeling srd Wylihviile
by leaving Baltimore IN he MSl Train az =. q.
Returning, the Trains leave Wheeling :clis ~:
The EXPRESS TRAIN at 30 ? N, resciirg saL
timore at 9.5G a. The MAIL TRAIN II HAS p.
N reaching Baltimore at p n.
ES- Through tickets by beat from Wheeling FOR
Cincinnati Madison. Lou sviie, 81. u uis sud other
River Ciea, i'll he sold at times VIXEN the stage
Of water = Ill admit.
De Through :icksts tetveen Bgltimore and
Washington. and all the in ortact cities snj t"Sn
the West, are sold at .he T;cie G.Ecos Cf tLt
Company.
FOR way PiSSEE EHS.
THE IAIL TRAIN, l-aviDg CaEl.ea StE.ior viii
taso passengers for all H.; usual STOPPING places
the Road Returning. his train le-T-s Wheeling
ct Las Midnight, Dumb r,and q. 10 Is g. III apc
arrives Et Baltimore a. 2.
THE FREDERICK ACCpMN0DATiJS TRAIN,
for FrrdeTicS and it Eeli .te Tlaccs, viii sayt al
p M daily. (sxc-nt Su1raYl) az iv'rg in Fred,r-
lex at 40 RECURRING sill lcEve frederick al a.
m, arriving al EsltiEGrG al /. 80. lCor
THE ELLIE C:To MILL, nCCDsIfuDAT,CN
viii he run daily. (rx~ pr SnrdsVs.) rs Gol,ows:
Leave Camdrn S;a'i-n AZ 6 p n .ni ) 2. II
Leave B.lcoits wills 81 30 Ct. AM ESQ :. n
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

L0atteGna arcf'ae opposite he Bank Of Wdshingtoa
nj Il ihONAS DELEASY respectfully invitss
w the attention a the rub'ic t. examine his
stock of GOODS. which he has opened on Lousis ns
avenue between sixth and Seventh streets opposite
the BANK Of ston, consisting Of eli dascrip.
tors OF Tess &c, Iupsrial. Gunpoxiar, AMI Blaci
res Win aud Liquors OF all sorts which ne car
se' at the lowest prices f,r es5 or approved psper
be. idsS al the n-ce.ciries for Gro cry Business
Wig: Br oTs i'uck"ts, Ced'r Tubs, Matches, &C.
&c. piaase cal sr9 sst for your elves
row 2a--:'rr
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pRirISu STATES MEN.-LiveS of Aberdeen
- Russell. PtimerS:oa. Graham, Gladstone, Sc.
vol, London, 1854
Thirty Years OF Foreign Policy history of The Sc
cretaryshps Of Aberdeen and Palmerston, |
vol, London 1855
Beedeil'S Brtis Tariff for la54-5
Special Report TO Parliament on the manufactures
"i me New York Industrial Exhibition, by
Wal il
Special Report to 10, Oh the machinery of do, by
Whitwonh
Special Report 10 do, on The Raw Materials and
Agriculture of do, br Wilson
Special keport to do on the Geological Department
Ofdo., by Lyell
Baniie!d's Statistical Companion for 1854
Richards 0i' Population and Capital, vol, London
don les4, complete Set (scarce) OF the British
Almanac and Companion from its cOmmenc e.
ment in 1923
ian ~ ERANtK TAYLOR
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PIT infIPHlp. .tpyrsTlstWfHTs.
sNIpER's WINES
. HE ABE LPHI.

Il III 10 n u II III I'll n
IUHn v. sEtD Ell, Dealer in wlnee, ~ he
Oh former old established VIM Store Of gkC06
SNIDxR, ". No. 70 Walnut street, focr doors b.
Low Fourth strest where oossssvs VII b suptliot
vith WINES and LfQU0 Rs O The uost sescn no
d. 98o CO., sxIpER, Jr, As.n. for b. I'm.
pSrratson Of FOREIGN BLNES Oface No. 70 Vel
srt stree., Philadelphia, where be y prsP.rcd te
receive orders for tie special Importstcu o. Wines
&C. from various housce In Hurope, N 0usnu o.
single do ssu and upvards and also so6cts foe his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN sNIDKR. the psfronees Of
his friends and former eustoEsrA
&c All Wines ordered for washipgtou VII Be- Do
livered By Ksprsss free Of feeh be-y
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HANProN's VEGETABLE TINCrURE.

EAsTON, Oct 4, 1894.
N. us Mortimer Mo'rbTcs:
Geniemcn-I feel IL my dux TO you aud the pub
lac 20 certify 90 tle effects o. HEmp:onis Veg table
TiBc,ure. ] was In. than five years tailoring
un,ier a disease OF Chronic rheumatism. aud the
great part Of thai haze was 50 helpless That had
to lie helped from my bed and dressed in clothes
b ame reduced 20 a mere skeleton. All the med
icnes | took done me nn good, and I continued In
th'.ugt would give il trial. st tins time dad
CT poet 40 live day after another. did not
tab. il (the rinciure) for the Rheumatism, bat in
si'Ori Time | was we'll e that disease. From the
Ell 'cts Of your mcclure and the he OF God am
getting ia good health.
wish all the afflicted 90 try ilsmpton's Vegetable
TiEcta:e, ~ have sc. with the same effect that
Il n.is On Your obcdIent servant,
Isaac BENJAMIN.
sc acquainted with Isaac Benjamin; sold
lr some Of HamptOn's Vegetable TnctuIc, and be-
6e. the .bOye statement correct.
DAWSON & BRO.
from eur knowledge OF Captain Benjamin we are
Confident that The above statement IL true and IN
eIa .gTaICd, j. A. JOHNSON,
CHARLES ROBINSON.
tn and get pamphlets .tatis, and SEE cures Of
Co"Ih, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dye
pcIEia, Nervousness and General " eakness. A
te;ale medicine :OT delicate clIldrcn believe
il UICquanfd.
Ss,ld by MORTIMER & M0WBRAY, lao BaIu
mCte street. Baltimore; aud 304 Broadway. ". York
CT E. STOTT X Co., J. B. MOORE, ID. q. CLARKE,
CL.RtE & Bovine, w. ELLIOT, aud n. McPHER
sO- Washington; also. by K. =. F. CIssEL, George
tow l. and &. Z. GERRY, Alexandria, AID by Drug
gslS everywhere. jan Str
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NEW MU1

NEW MU5g-
IN JU.'F PUBLISHED,
al do not ask tJ after th"e" n very pretty song
inscr!be. To Miss lligdon, rort-mnu!h, Va.
"The Elves, !" being beautiful variations on Thou
;.rt gone from nay gaze.
eve stooI beneath Tie moons blight rays ,; 4
beautiful ballad, respectfully dedicated 10 MiSs Nam
me Marry. If Washington
'SUugenG.' r. brilliant Waltz, by Prof. Focftqch
and dedicated 10 Miss Charlotte Davis, of Washing
ton city.
Fairy star aud Sunbeam SchottSchrs. Sparkling
Waltz O'i Defenders Quickstep at the Music Pi
aao, and Fancy Store Of
John l.. ELLIS,
300 Pa. avcnuG between 9Th end Goth sts
ian in--ff
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For La ncLbGfg, connecting ~rtt, the Eis.sS g.;
Cbario-tssSiiie, on MUni.js, Hs;uc5 Ray, aod Pm,
days.
Fol- LG:ay anj hs= "isrHrt c1nn6oting il. Tie
ages at Culpspe IN TurSiay Thursday ;, aid sat
urday
For Winchester Is;.y, &C. n tiny ~ith tle s:ags.
a. Piedmont
For aiidisburg daily, cOnncctils viii. tie stascs
sc the pisns.
P5r order: " ); ;.sjCEETT tssEt
nov f-;itf
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DIAPER MOISTENER-A New Invention for
Il moistening the leaves of a Copying Book, Posi-
aye stamps, Envelopes, and molsten the fingers
other purposes.
II will be found an ud,s pensibe article fo, ver,
desk. II is perfectly siiple and CHEAP, ans m,,s
come into gene, al use. ~ """ "'s't
40 TAYLOR & MAURY,
JUL AZ Agents for Washington.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD
81 ID I5 S9
On and after Tuesday, Nor.

OTl u7d dJteT IUeSdIy, NOE. Z, 1851,
INHE Cars leave Al-xsrdr;. daily fer Gnrjops
Il Wills and inter ID, &c -!usiors e. * o'clock
Q. r. nv TIE arrival CT tn, boat fcoIn Ef&sh!G =
giving ample tine for hce4lf.rt o. hoard Ct.n.
netting at Aana=sss Junction With tr.i fc Strss-
burg, at Wsrrent"n J1 etion with ::sin for We
rsntor, and at Gu.dons T- with ,hc trains IN IA.
Virginia Central hairosi fcr Iii Luicrt C!s.-iot.cs
vile, sni Stanton
The cars iesye Gv.iaFTii.e daily So. AIcy ,r-Lr;u
and intermediate Ftariors, = heI2:a i2. nS.
the arrival Of the trains The Virginia Central raii
road froIa Gich,coz Chs; cs,i!io ;.;,i Ssauaton
y 'K0UGI Tl.KnTS
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENrs

NFRS. @. ANDERSON has received large .na
WI complete assortment of Meth.maic,l Instrn.
ments and Drawing Materials of superior onaI;tv
The dath nlhticai Instruments are chiefly OF Swiss
msnufaotory IN sl's, a5 wsil as separate nieoea
Water co'ors AMI Oh c,lors DRAWING pscs-s ~ av'
cry quality VI w
Alro, Studies 10 Drawing and Painting.
dec 2-u arg Penn .vo,r.
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1854 From San francisco, to San Rafael, 50 miles

1854 From San francisco, TO ean rkaiaet, " miles
and back, once a week A.
~ leave San Francisco Mondays at n IN
Auiye at San RafAi by 9 p N same days
Leave San Rafael Tuesdays at s a IN
Arrive ut san Francisco br u m same days
1865 From San Francisco to PeialuIna, 60 miles
80 q and back, three times week
q = Leave San Francisco Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Fridays at 10 am :" ..'a| 20 ="
Arrive at Petauma by ID same days
Leave Peialuma Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
urdays at 10 m ~
arrive at San Francisco by m same days
LOO From San Juan, by Watsonvilie, to Santa
Cruz, 81 miles and back, three times a week
from lst of April tn LIST December, once a
week the residue of the year
Leave San Juan Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays al pm
Arrive at. Santa Cruz by IN same days
Leave Santa Cruz Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays at a m
Arrive at San Juan by ~ m same days
l2o61 From UnOntOwn, b. South Fork, 10 Big Bar,
... 90 miles ana hack. once week
Leave Uniontown Mondays at Sam
Arrive al Big Bar next days by p M
Leave Big Bar Wednesdays at a III
Arrive at UniOntown next days by IN
1865 From Yankee jiHs, by EiiZabetbtowB, to
Iowa Hill, 10 miles and hack, once a week
Leave Yankee Jims Wednesdays at 6 IN
Arrive al Iowa Hill by IL IN same days
l. ave iowa Hill Thursdays at I'm
Arrive at Yankee Jims by IL m same days
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a r N Y
A ~ Az
No. 81 BRIDGE stree. Gsorsefo,ru

No. "a Bridge street, Georsetoru,
I : prepared 10 furnish BALLS, Dinners SO,rIes
l. WEDDINGS, SC, with everything in the Couftc
uonary line in any part of the District at the sIioI
est notice, aud on the most reasonable terms
ian lg-u
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p.NkHYN AND IRON aANTKLs-Msy be %. n
oesutiful assortment Of these cb,no ana an.
fsoie articles, ut the corner Of penpsyly.i
nno Isntn street. over tie Washington saving
nov lsL..., RALPH HAsKINs.
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FOE MOUNT VERNON.
n Oh TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
asesstsf S.iass Fare round trip 81; fro.a Alex
andri. rs cents The THQMAs CDii.YHR i.ayss
Washington at anl A;sxgDdria 81 Q, "'ciocE.
Coaches Leave tue Capitol l. ,s:L az 81 cclk
Coach fare 70 oouts
Pe.aoEs writing the Co1ck.s will ia.ye th,ic regi
dencs With Geo. Thos. Parker
ksfreshIGe uta On the boat:
oct 23-tIlf SAhSJ, GEDS1y Can't
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AN APPEAL To COMMON SENSE.

LIT IHt SICK HLAK IHE IhSIH'
CAPTAIN BEsJlxIk.-Wherefsr known hi, ,esli
m.,ny will be conclusive. But lest those " EO do
moi know the Captain should be scCpuca, Dr. Da1-
-nu g. Bro. with others of the hest kEosn and most
highly respectable citizens Of Eastnn, endorse hts
wonderful cure by
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GROIN WELLS. ,.l
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
BALTIMORE. ssT~oas In NJ. !. .s. sss<

MILL dispatch q Steamer daily from Baumore
w and NewYork, and twice week from Boston
to Baltimore and Baltimore to Boston.
This line affords unequalled facilities to the bus
ness men of the District Of Columbia. The Agents
at either point will receive freight aud give through
bill Of ladng 20 Washin yton at the lowest rates oil
freight and no COMM ssions charged. Applications
for freight promptly attended 70 by the following
agents: A. T.. HALL,
SO Exchange ri ce, Balumose.
H. CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany sts., N. Y.
JNO. w. SCHANK,
jan l4-d3m Foot OF India Wharf, Boston.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
THE POCKET ASOULAPIU6:
OR, RvKRY ONE HIS OWN PHYsIWAk.

The fsfoeth k6ton, wfu
One hundred Rnsrsvtnes
showing pisesses and MAJ
fo-mxoens Of the Huma0
sys;su In every shaps And
arm. To which u sA1sd Q
|,Iestise q - piesssss Of
Ahsles ~ Ne high
II k1polst ss>rrisd
people, ~ whose ooptsms
plating usrriAse. By
WI. YOUNG, u. ID.
Let no kthsr M AAhAzed
b present . copy si the
.SSCULAPISs 20 Lis 6hfsd
Ii NAY save h<rn troEa N
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eAly y1Avs. Let no youny MAI or rsLasu entsr In.
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sc!sr, be another moment, vftkost consulting the
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AZ y Of uISortup,ts creatures rom tie very tsss Il
death.
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suc!ocsG In letter, viii receive one Spy CT this
work BY .II or fv. copies Will be sent iof or' pe
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COHLatpS 20 Cc t9cOTpoTG'ed an the contracts 10 the
c1tc"t TIE Department may dem proper
l. seven minutes are allowed TO each iuter,urdi.
ate oce, when no1 otherwise specified for asserting
The mails; but On railroad and steamboat routes
there is To pe more delay than is sufficient for an
exchange or the mail hays.
z. On rOIVes where the mode of conveyance admits
of II. the special agents Of the Department, also
post office blanks, mail bags, locks and keys, are 10
Dc conveyed without extra charge.
8 No pay will be made tor trips not performed
and for each Of such omissions not satisfactorily ex-
planned three times the lay OF the trip may he
deducted. For arrivals far behind time As 10 break
couneSiOn with depending mails, sd not sufficiently
excused OnetOurth of the COMPENSATION for the trio
is subject 10 forfeiture Deduction viii also be or
dercd Tor a grade ut performance inferior to that
specifedi IA the contract. For repeated deinquences
Of the klnd herein specified, enlarged penalties, pro-
portioued to the nature thereof ard the Importance
Of the mail, may be made
A. For leaving behind or throw ing off tie mails or
any portion Of them foo the admission OF passengers
or for being concerned in setting up or running an
express conveying commercial intelligence ahead of
tse mall quarters pay may be deducted.
g. Fines will be imposed, unless the delinquency
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INSTRUCTIONS.
Form Of proPJ>lL 1ehe'e caangs from ..dre1tise
n r,en, Is contemplated BY the bilder.