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COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSENESS,
nHlsA{il S,iXe ~. inmlal.

TIERS COAPUUND GUM ARABIC SYRCT
f1NHE increasing demsnd for this most Pheasant
1 safe, and efica-iC.is remedy for al rnlmOusr,
dist ases, has snab. the pToPriator 20 reduce tn.
price to place Il within the reach Of all Glasses
Its superiority 1Et slar preparations IS a,
tested by mary e.anr:;t ,hysicisns who have Gee:
eye witnesses CT IT'S siicacY when tbs uSusi REM
dies have failed; ,iso by ihousani OF car most re-
spectshe citizens wDo trc .ed IL 10 their farnI'e.
botn preventive .nd cufs with ,sysr falling sue
cess FIR t!s sst tEcuty yslrs, during Tich pecicc
with very little 9'j frC.u advertising, sc, IL rs
gradually spread REPUTATION over the whole Union
liz cssss Of recent thlds Coughs, AcaT:eTsss, d., Il
gives irneiiale relief ard gen Eslly cures in day
two, without interfering with diet or business, OF
rendering the system more susceptible OF Gods, IL
chronic cassG, 4isiiG.I, Haao2 a9 Cough, ,rctp
Bronchitis, A}ectioas OF IL L,.sIs, dsd CS'lsInP
ito n it is always very b'neBcisi sud SELDOM fails
when commenced in tine 70 perfect q cure.
Price ~ and 80 cents u bostir-
Sold wholesale ~ Patterson 4 E&irn, Stott Go.
Riigely & c.. alexandria by Peel Stevens liz
Georgetrw1 J.. hic. Cisscl
&C. 7'YL&ha.S GUN iBIC GSEDP DROPS
. s:1 lar position IL tho abUVe, but Ia ,nildcl
snd mere po-thtis tOar they act like a cham Q.
9 tr0ubleso;l. IcGGh, 3sa c!;sc Tie throat Ale
voice; they main IL '.Ur!oug dug. Ice p.rticc
lsrly recoI,Ia for children. frscusn.srs ofYnh
lie assemblies BIC speakers Eing6i., &c.
Price l2H ead % CEN PER box.
Fer sale at most DTUs &ld Candy StJTsa.
OCT LIT
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SOMETHING NEW.

opposite THE MARKET ON PENESYLVA
" MA AVENUE doors below Ninth street.
Is a NEW CLOTHING ST0RE for Men and Boys
opened this day. DECKER, of the cheapes'
Clothing Merchants in the North, has determine
to chef to the citizens of Washington and vicinity
his excellent Cot hing st the lowest Northern prices
POOR MAN
will find just such Clothing Store a. has long been
wanted in Washington. His motto is cheap fol
cash, and oNE PRICE ONLY.
A good substantial woolen coat be will eel foi
$27S; and heavy winter pants we'll lined for 81 Is
and ne coats, oyercotts, ami vests, Ia proportion.
Good wool and cotton under HRS, hosiery gloves,
&C., cheaper than the cheapest. nov lift
SNIIiLL.NGCON bse reOived Herper's Mag.
- szine for January, 1865, containing the life Of
Andrew Jackson, illustrated
BlackwoGd's Magazine Tor December, containip
a very interesting story Of the Campaign written in
a Tent in the Crinea.
Another supply of Fudge Pspers and Ruth Hall
received
A large assortment Of Pocket Diaries and Alma
macs for 1855
ANIMALS. Albums, Juvenile and Toy Books, Epis-
copa and Catholic Prayer Books in elegant binding,
suitable for new wear presents
Blank Books and Stationery Of every deseriI ton,
cheap.
Geld Pens, magnificent article
Any person wishing TO subscribe to sns Of the
monthly Magazines or Foreign Reviews will please
cail In person or send 70
sHILLINGTON'S Bookstore,
GIDEON Building, corner Pa az. aud ~ st.
dee 30-tf
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF METROPOLITAN RAILROAD COMPANY.

UFfICE OF METROPOLITAN RAILROAD COMPANY,
Georg~Iown, d. c.. b.c rs. 1855.
~ EALED PROPOSALS for the grading, masonry,
- aud iIgluG If forty three and a half (f36)
E,ilai # shis rosd will be received at The Office Of
TIA company until tircs o'c.ock p. NJ Gu t., 18th
day OIL February mkt.
The maps, prtfes, plans, and specifca ions will
be ready for inspection OF and af cr the 6tL dsy Of
February.
The Metropolitan Railroad Is designed to extend
from The Giles Of Washington and Georg town to
the Baltimore aud Ohio Railr al, by and d.
rect route Getting with the later ad east Of
the "Pont Of Rocks," on the Potomac river and
making saving IF distance ths first ninety
miles Of the presen: travelled rome from the Cap
tai TO The Western and Northwes States Of for.
ty-ive miles.
Proceeding froz the poiat oic,t rsoo;ian With Y
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad The rout extent In 10
the City of Frederick and passing through the rich
est aercul'ur districts of Maryland, terminates in
the City of H. ger.town, where i: connects with
lines OF railroads, how in operation extending to
Harrisburg, the penpsyivania Central EailrcaG, &c
The portion or the road for viii h proposals are
now lnvtHi extends from Tia Westerly liIe Of he
District of Columbia 81 mics from Gelr.otowal
to the city Cf Frederick.
Propos lis Will b. received for The " r. il seotous
OF one mile each, or fec the -ili,e distance OF ASK
miles.
The work is generally Of a medium character FIR
this part of the country, with some heavy cutting
in earth and roch) and briising and every facility
exists for pro7ecuting it vigorously ard with econo
ny at all SEASONS OF ne var. The country is eie
waited and rolling, web watsred, and remarkably
healthy.
lie time Conditional for the com ple.ion of the
Contracts will be from enc to two year,.
ANY furthsr Information desired By persons pro-
posing for the work Will be furnished a. tbs ofce
OF y ay be had b. addressing the President of the
company by letter prior to the day of lc, ling.
by oder Ct the Rosrd OF Directors
FRANCIS DODGE, President.
EDMUND FRENCH, Chief Engineer.
dec % -2SytFsb5
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United States Patent Once,


an the petition ct JlssE REED, Of Msrsi.aId.
" Massachusetts,, praying for the extension az a
patent gran ted TO him on the 10th OF April, lSs'
nr improvement ia ''punp: ;" f. seven years Eom
the expiration cf said patent hich taxes place
on the 10th day OF Ap-iI, eighteen hundred AID
ffty-fye QS55)
tits ordered, that the raid petition be heard eft
the Patent Office on Monday, the 2: day OF April,
next at II O'Clock, H.: and all persons are netfej
to appear and show cause, if any they have, Nhy
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 file
In the Patent Office their objections specially Set
forth In writing at least twenty days before the day
OF hearing; all testimony filed by either party to b.
ased at the said hearing must be taken and trina
mitted in accordance with the rules of this Office
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case ill be closed on the Z2d
March 1885, dispositions and other papers relied up-
on as testimony must be filed in the Office on or L,
fore the morning of that day; the arguments /.
any within ten DAYS thereafter
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Union, Intellisencer and Evening Star Washington.
D. G., PesDsylysDisn, Philadelphia, Pa, Scientific
American, New York: and the Pos t, Boston, Mass
once week for three successive weeks preyiou, &c
the ID Of April next, the dsy of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
.8.-Eiito-p ofthe above papers will please cor,
AID send their bills to the Patent Office with a "a
per contsining this notice. ian lO-W3w
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Mr.. MAsoN's HEALTH.-By letters

Mr.. MAsoN's HEALTH.-By letters re-
ceived in this city yesterday, from DR.. S.
L. Bigelow, the attending physician
upon the Hon. John Y. Mason, United
States Minister to France, we learn that
at the latest dates Mr.. Mason was more
comfortable, and strong hopes were en-
tertained of his recovery. This informa-
ton may be relied upon, as it comes d.
rect to DR.. Bigelow's brother, who has
kindly furnished us with the statement.
The public journals in Paris report that
Mr.. Mason was visited by a stroke of
apople1y late at night on December
26th. One Of them announces that
Thanks to the recuperative forces of his
excellent constitution, and the immedi-
ate attentions of DIR. Bigelow and other
eminent physicians, momentary relief
was afforded"
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


II ATHAM'S LINE OF OuNIBUSES
and 81 m, ~ and az p m. Wllf 6k
lesve Washington at 6, IL, and II HzSE
m, 81 and I'm.
Seats can be secured at the Office, Fairfax ST.,
and Newton's Mansion House in Washington, at
Halls Segar Store and Kirkwood House.
This Line runs regularly winter and summer for
the accommodation of the Public.
Passengers called for and taken TO their residences
if not too far
FARE-Fcr the first trip up and last trip down,
so cents; all other regular trips Is cents.
Trunks extra. LATHAM & COOK.
8-tf
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The following flower of gallantry we
clip from North Carolina paper:


PRINTING PRESSES, PULPIrs AND PET1-
cOATs.--These are three great levers that
govern the world. Without them the
bottom would fall out, and society would
become chaos again. The press makes
people patriotic, the pulpit religious, but
womens' way all things. There would be
no going 10 church if there were no girls
there, neither would there be any going
to war were the soldiers to meet with ap-
plause but from the masculines. Without
the sunshine shed BY women, the rose of
affection would never grow, nor the flow
ers of eloQuence terminate. In short, she
is the engine of life, the great motive
power of love, valor and civilization. In
proof of this, truth in all history speaks
trumpet-tongued.
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NtSkcf ED AhhANuhm SNTS FUN ThhNEbl
IMPORTANT CHANGES OESCHEDUDEIl
ESS p4fAl The late completion Of the
~ @central Ohio Railroad between
Wheeling and Columbus, uniting. as It does, by 20
short and direct q line, The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad with all portions of the West land North
and Southwest,) gives this route greatly increased
advantages to through travellers in that direction.
On and sf'er MONDAY, November 81, 1854, the
trains will be run rs follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS
Two fast trains daily will run in each direction
First-Tke NAIL TRAIN. leaving Camden Station
at instead Of o'clock heretofore, Except
Ion Sunday and arriving ut Wheeling at 2 40 a. m
seccnd-The EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving at D. m.
through to Whee ing in about IL hours, reaching
there at 10 rs g. m. This train will step at Wash.
ington Junction, sykssville, Monocscy, Harper's
Ferry, Martinsburg, cir Johns Run, cumberland,
Piedmont, Rowlesburg, Nevburg, fsttermsr, Farm.
ingten, Cameron and Moundsville only, for wood
and water and meals. Both tkeee trains make
prompt and regulsr connection with the of the
Central Ohio Road for Cambridge, Zane svills, New
ark, Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Dayton,
Slndpsky, Toledo, letroit, Indianapolis Chicago,
ST Louis etc. Passengers leaving Baltimore by the
Mail TT IN; will reach Cincinnati fer dinner next
day, while by tho Express Train they arrive there
at IL the next night, being Kept but one night on
the route by eith,r train.
Passengers for the Northwest via Cleveland and
all intermediate points make a direct connec-
ton with he trains upon tn. Cleveland and Pitts
burg Ralrord at all times wheo the Ohio is navigsr
bic for steamers between II heeliug ard Wellavle
by leaving Baltimore in the Mail Train at q. N.
Returring the Trains leave Wheeling as follows:
The EXPRESS TRAIN at 80 m. resching Bal.
tiuore AT $50 a. N. The MAIL TRAIN at 1l.45 p.
m, reaching Baltimore at Pm
Rs- Through ticsets by at FROM Wheeling for
Cincinnati, Madison. Louisville st. Louis and other
River Cite, il be sod a. times VIXEN the stage
Of water i'll al RI.
e. Through tickets between Baltimore and
Washington and ell the iInrortant cities and towns
In the West, sold at the Tczet Offices Of the
Company
FOR way PASSEN GERS.
TIE NAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station will
take passengers fr 81 the usIAl stopping places
the Road Returning. This train leaves Wheeling
ct Has midnight, Cumberland a. l0.l6 q. m, and
arrives at Baltimore at p. M.
THE FREDERICK C0JMOnATION TRAIN,
for Frederick AMI irt-rmedis.e places will start at
1 p. m daily Except 4unaayt) arriving in Frsder
ck et 40 ke'urniHg Tili leave Frederick at a.
IL. arriving at Baltimore at 1880. room.
TIE ELLIC3tT's MILLS ACCOMMODATIONS
will be raa daily, Except SundsgF) rs follows:
fraye Camti- II stat 1T a IN. ALI p. IN.
Lac EiIc,tt's Mills at $50 s. and 6.30 p. N.
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For TyncLDurt, conuectirg with the stsgas ct
Charlottesville, MonGlya. Wednesdays, and Eri-
days.
For Luray an Nag :;arh 1t, connecting with the
aged ct CGlpzreF, tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urosy.
For Wincheatsr daily, connscting with the stages
at PiJJ mont
Fer Midilebarg daily, corneoting with the stages
At tie Plains
Per order: WE. CROCKETT, Agent.
nov f-dtf
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GRANGE AHD ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
~ s
On and o1ter Tuesdau, Nor. Z, 18i

On and cjter Tuesday, Noo. 7, 1854,
fs'NS Car3 leave Al zardria daily for Gordons-
s vile ard int'rn -di te statons at X O'clock.
3 m, the s-T:Ea 81 TT. nuat from Washing Tor,
giving n?i- time for bTeakfsGt On board. Con-
neeting st AauaEa7 Junct with traip fn- Str3s-
burg, at WaFrentOn Ja cton VIA q train Coz War
rentor, and at Goric7syilis with The trains on the
Virginia Central Eair0sd icr Richmond ChGriostes.
rilla, and St.un:On.
The cncs lsav,, G"ri53ssile dsily for Alexandria
and intermej2t. sigt:one, at "a before l2, Ia.,
lie arrival of the i.a OF the Virginia Central rail.
fcli from RiOhmoAi, Charlottesville, and Staunton.
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EVENING STAR.
DUB CHILDHOOD.
BIT O. D. PRENTICE.


lis sad-yet sweet-to listen
To the soft winds gentle swell, -.
And think we hear the music
Our childhood knew 30 well;
To gaze out on the even
And the boundless fields of air,
And feel again our boyhood wish
To roam like an angel therel
There are many dreams efsladness
That cling around the past
And from the tomb of feeling
Old thoughts come thronging fast
The forms we loved 50 dearly,
In the happy days now gone,
The beautiful and lovely,
So fair TO look upon.
Those bright and lovely maidens,
Who seemed 30 formed for bliss,
Too glorious and too heavenly
For such world as this.
Whose soft, dark eyes seemed swimming
In a sea Ofliquid light,
And whose locks ofgold were streaming
O'er brows SO sunny bright.
Whose smiles were like the sunshine
In the spring time of the year
Like the changeful CLEANS Of April
They followed every year!
They have passed--like hopes-away-
All their loneliness has fled
On many a heart is mourning
That they are with the dead.
Like the bright buds Of summer
They have fallen from the stem
Yet oh-it is lovely death
TO fade from earth like them!
And yet-the thought is saddening
To muse on such a. they
And feel that all the beautiful
Are passing fast away.
That the fair ones whom we love,
Grow to each loving breast,
Like tendrils Of the clinging vine
Then perish where they rest.
And can we but think Of these
In the soft and gentle spring,
When the trees are waving DER Us.
And the flowers are blossomins.
For we know that winters coming
With his cold and stormy sky
And the glorious beauty round US
ISblossoming but 10 die!
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~ D. W BOOK, FERiODlCAL
~ AND NE KSPAPFR ESTABEisEakS1.
WEN. TAYLOR e. CO..

Cofa:r cf EattE-fTe AID Chdrits s!rest,
BsITiNoEE, Nd.
Hon OF the reading people and Ell dealing in Bocks
70 their new BOOK, PERIODICAL, AMI NEWS
PAPER ESTABLISHMENT, where ran be founf
large ara general ASSORTMENT Of ell tn. late popp
lar publications OF the day.
They aso keep on hand splendid assortment o,
eisin rpi fancy sTETi0NERY of every description
All orders thankfully received and filed with de
spstci and ssnt b. return Of the mail, express, o.
stage, e. in Ell, other wsy the person ordering ma,
iirect
Booksellers, News AGENTS, Pe5lars, AMI Il otherI
snppii:i ~isn s;iy Books, Magazines, etc, 1t tn
lowest rates.
Az Hook published in this country can 30 la!
~ s.adi.;Z yoar CrieT to us.
vi. TAYLOR 9 CO.,
Coz. Baltimore aaG Charles sts-, Baltimore, Nd.
asny 2s-tf
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CARD MUSICAL.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that we
il have this day opened our new and splendid mu-
sic depot, with q lsrge additional stock Of music,
musical instrum snts, and mu,ical merchandise in
general. A call Is respectfully solicited
HILBUS 4 HiTZ.
Music Depot, Star Buildings, corner Pepnsylysnia
avenue, Eleventh and Streets. dec IL
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GREAT BARGAINS.

IfANflkLr, BROTHER Il Co.,
- 22J fDLTINoRI STREET, BALTIMORE, Mp.
Are DESTROYS &C closing out great portion of theii
present stack Of elegant FANCY GOODS, Jewelry
Watches Clocks, sns, Opera Glasses Dressing Caset
wiring Desks, Ice Pitchers, Vases BronEes &C., pre-
paratory to receiving their fall supply Purchasers
will find great bargains. aug 1T
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!, x: CEaM sERLhlA's CeMnsr.
afzi College.


No. IL. Baltimore si1 sst E1lt,~ore, ks.
r S os:nEsite object CT this institution Is 10 place
IN tie rcsoa O. indiYidusis proper facilities fci
ottsning thorough snd practical mercantile edo
shoa- S youGg ca, hsre obtain mere cor
eot kno ieise Of g.rsrsi 5.,s..Fs raR..is in fos
yeeS1 taaa IAN be sc2 2;7s; Ia - many ye.rsin suy
err counting house.
Tie oou-sa OF Sicily embraces 63uble-entry book
EeeliGg. aud its sdAptstion TO various Department.
II ce:lEsr1e srl trade. Mercantile calculation
- light according 70 the moot approved r-ethslF.-
HrSIti0al Penmanatip, combining rSpiiity OF exs;u
Roc WITT beauty Of constitution. Lectures Grcl
rcs-caitt;le lsw, uccr various important Ineresx'd
s,tiects- tes,5e many Other poInts secesary !or
SCcs-s"eper or brS;LCs5 nkn 10 understand lin,
Necessary So ssuGe; 20 complete lie course ysrie
'.oE 1.e % eebtI@ce ss. There beng no yscsticn
-. is;xri - rbter e: any time and attend bot
i5r an sTeniT~. Examinations are h.ld 1t state
c~rio1s, sT9 al @:isE awarded to thS who gradu
ste. Fog tsrtIs &C., waits a-G hEEo . circula. Soi
Earded bg r1T'l. feb A-ly
trsGgE.sS "a = re-;
y CiShIsLD. EROTRER q Co.
S3S Baltimore street, have hand And srs 60:
stsntly msAiny stS !ss RI Silver corce and Te,
SETS; Silver Pitchers; Saite>s; esstcrs OcSiets
Gaps; 61Hci;s; tHrR :; Ice Ton rs; CTGaih SclaF-Tf
Pc, ice c.es.G IL Fish Knives; Esii Celsts: Bet
.er Knives, &c. # warranted iSerii.g Silgsr.
j. Eft Baltimore, sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23

CHIRrS MADE TO ORDER.-STEVENs, Fzt WINS
- Hotel, Ii prspsred to make Shirts to o. a 10 re-
and warrants them in all cases to ct.
Gents troubled v4h bad fitting Shirts can he
suited at STEVENS'S ealsspoom,
dece Browne Hotei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-23
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:

TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS:
/ EAyE daily, except Sunday, at and \ a. m.
L i AID onl p II.
On Suncay at m AMI IN.
Leave Bath r. ~ ~ and 9 5 n; ead and s
pm.
Ga Sunday at 1 I aGd pm.
The cor nectirnH with Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
for the West aIl = trains learning a: m and 3
In.
For Philadelphia snd New York at 6, end 81 m
ard p
For Annapolis at so NJ snd5prs.
For NORFOLK Il 3 ? II.
#. II. PARSONS, Agent.
Psrticu attention Ia called 70 the RUE rec uir.
ing res "ons!bls voucher for shy person of color
who N ~ viii to asa ov 7 the road.
dec l3-itf
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
sNIDER's WINES
PRILdDELPHIl

1OHN v. sHIDER, Dealer In Wins, ct the
81 former old established Wine Sore Of JACOB
SNIDKR, ", No. rs Walnut street. -four doors ke
low Fourth street. where ecxrsmers will be supplied
With WINES snd LIQUORS on the mort scconn mo.
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for b. Ia.
portation Of FOREIGN WINES, Once No. 70 Wal
nut street, Philsdslpbis, vhere be is prepared 20
receive orders for the special importation Of Wines,
&c. from various houses In Europe, In quantities Of
single dossn and upwards; and also solicitf tcr his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage -
his friends and former customer
- All Wines ordered for Washington VIZ Be is.
livered By Express free Of faSh je Sly
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HAMpToN's VEGETABLE TNCrURE.

EAsToS, Oct. 4, lo54.
Messrs. Mortimer & MOE bgGy:
Gentlemen-I feel il my duty 20 YOU and the pub
lie certify To the effects o; HamptOEs Vegetable
rinciure. was for more than five years laborng
under a disease Of Chronic Rh.umaiisnl, and the
great part OF that time vSs helpless that had
TO be helped from my bet and dressed in my clothes
became reduced 10 mere skeleton. All the med
icInes / took done me no good, and continued On
grow worse. heard Of HamplOn's Tmcture srd
thought | would give IL a trial. At this time did
act expect To live one day alter another. did
take it (the Tincture) FOR the rheumatism, but in
effects of your I inctuTe and the hep Of God am
now getting in good health.
wish all the afflicted To try HamptoE's Vesctaba
Tincture, as have done, with tie effect thai
It has on Your Obcdient servant,
Isaac BENJAMIN.
We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin; sold
him some Of Hampton's Vegetable Tncture, and be-
Iieye the above statement correct.
Dawson Il BRo.
From our knowledge OF Captain BENJAMIN are
confident that the above statement Is true and
exaggerated. j. A. JOHNSON.
Gu RLEs ROBINSON.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and sre cures Of
pepsia, Nervousness and General Weakness. n a
female medicine for delicate clildien believe
It Unequalled
Sold by MORTiMLR x NGWBRAY, l40 Bait
more street, Baltimore; and o04 Broadway. ~ York
CHAs. SF0Tr & Co., J. u. MoCRE. u. q. CLaRKs,
CLARKE X BOwIING, ". ELLIOT. and II. McrHER
sOE, Washington; also, by X. :. j. CIssEI, George
town, and &. 4. BERRY, Alexandra, and by Drug
gstS eyprywhe.e. Jan ST.
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DOUBLE, OR ORGAN MELODEANS.

NVE nave IN store one OF Goodman's patent
w doub!e-bsnked MELODE ANS, containing two
sets Of keys, enabling the performers to give all
the diversified effect of well built organ, produc-
ing the notes OF the soft duiana to the
tones OF an opsn diapason stop. Persons desireus
OF practising for an organ, or congregations in need
of . good instrument, at reason able price, can BE-
suited BY giving us q call at the new Music Depot
dec 10 MLBUs HIfZ.
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AN APPEAL TO COMMON SENSE.

Ltl I ne y X HEAK Tx TRUTH.
CAPTAIN Observation-Disclosures known his test
mony will be- conclusive. But lest those who 90
not know the Captain should be scepjical, DIR. DaW-
son s. Bro, with others Oi TIE best known and most
highly respectable citizens of Eas;On, endorse his
wonderful cure by
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EVkNISd GLASSES IN LANGUA9Es-PR0P
~ sCH0NENBE RG will comrerce r.v;ev;n,
GA IN LAnguaSes on Monday 3Otf al
oct 93-o
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TO THE PUBLIC,
FLIED ROUFS FOR TIE WASHINGTON I'M

III TIL Y PUBLIC,
FIXED HOURS FOR THE WASHINGTON AND
ALEXANDRA BOATS
\ The following are the hours Of de-
- parture Of the only reliable steam
f,rry boat plying between Alexandria and Washing.
ton:
The steamer George Page will Leave Washing ton
daily, st 6N, 8, 91s, ~, II, !, 8, AZ, p. m.
viii leave Alexandria at ~, SH, l0A, .. n,
~, M. 2, 4, SO pm.
Ills onaibuses will leave the corner Of Pennsyl-
vsnia avenue and Seventh street, TO connect with
the Boat, at g. ~, 9L, ii, a. m, l2M. m, ~. and
~, p. N.
Ills nnibusss will connect with all cars arriving
at, and departing from, Washington and Alexan-
dris. GEORGE PAGE
nov i-tf
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

FOR MOUNT VERNON.
~T@~ On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
axsSs Faro round trip 81; from Alex
andris rs cents-Th THOMAS C0LLYER leaves
Washington at Q and Alexandria at o. o'clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for the boat at oelk.
Coach fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the Coaches will lesvs their resi-
derce with Geo. q Thos. Parker.
Refreshments on the boa.
o-e 2S--dtf sAML GEDNHY, Capt