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1 HAVE now On hand, and constantly finishing a
l. very large assortment Of Pleasure andC.sl-t2 z
Famliy CAkRlAEEf, ~ the latest fash etfGssfffE.
ions, which viii cell as low az the same QUALITY 81
work can De sold in any of The principal markets Of
the United States.
The subscriber is now dealing exclusively in Car.
rases OF lIis own manufacture, and al work SOLD ky
hiRi will be warranted, and compare favoraby with
any work ia tlis market. AS | always keep a laFgC
assortment, invite purchasers aud OiheTs TO ex-
anime my stock before PURCHASING elsewhere.
Carriages built TO order. Old Carriages taken i'm
exchange, or repaired at the shortest notice.
THOMAS YOUNG,
Sign Of the Golden Horse,
No. 400 Pa. avenue and "A street.
may l-eO3m
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NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA,, WASHINGTON
CITY, .dfD DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA
PACKETS.
'sthiS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
Z from pier Ii East River, New York. and oftrner
II necessary, and are composed OF the following first
Class vessels:
view schS y. :. Bcie2, BeteIl, master.
New schr. MOT BodeH, a. V. TredweIl
Schr. Ann D., VIM. Oliver, master.
Sch. POtaIlt, l.. A. Smith, master.
schr C5mmcndeT in-Chiet, Woclam, master,
schr. Greea'cGy, Wilson, master.
These vessels all fast saiIers and the mzs,er.
men Of experience IN the trade End The ONLY repu
Tar line oi washington City packets.
MOTT BEOELL,
Wall street, N. Y.
8. 8. MASTERS s. SONS,
Alexandra, Va.
THOMAS Ell EY,
fee I--sn Washington and ID. C.,
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FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.

CAALL BUILDING LOT5 Of 10 feet Or more. ir
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u o 4 u IMu CEE;,
For sale, deliverable at toe Canal, or Wht-yes Il,
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80. - On TUESDAYS and FRIDAY8.
.ssssl..stssssssss Ears round trip 81; from AlsY.
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Washington ~ Q and AisIani-is at o. O'Clock.
Ceect:, leave the Capitol for ts boat at sk o'clk
CoEcE Ere 10 e5Uts.
Persons Wishing tao Cosshss viii lssTe tksir rss
ssIloe with Gee. 4 Thes. Parker.
Rsffeshzlenta on The boat.
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DREsIDENT's MOUNTED GUARD QUICK
IL STEP.-ThiS excellent piece Of Music Of the
popular composer, Mr.. Robert Heller, has just been
published by the subscribers. the title page il
most elegantly embeshed.
HiLBUS 4 HIIZ,
Music Publishers, Depot iii Star buildings.
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NJ. WILLIAM,
LADIES DRESS And TRiMMIEG STORE,
Pa. Greaue. bet,ceen 7th end 9Th streets.
M WILLIAM would respectfully announce 10
W. the Ladies OF Washington, that he has Just
received from the Northern cities a compets stoc K
of GOODS, among which may bG found
New style French Dress Trimmings
Fine French Flowers and Ribsnds
large LOT Of BOErcts, in silk, Grape, and straw of
the latest patterns
And an excellent assortment Of handsome Embroi
de.es Of all kinds
Dresses made in the latest Paris fashions at rea-
sonabie rates.
Pinking and Fiuting and Kid Gloves cleaned.
Ladies nan,las, ready made, and made TO order.
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
" viii >'0 ~ ''S'''''' Vic uaas
Leave Washington at 6 and II a. m, and and
Ga Sunday AZ 4Hpm
Leave Baltimore at AZ and 20 a m, and 3 and
On Sunday AZ * am.
SP,&5-u T. ii. PARSONS, Agep..
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No. G28.
Notes of an establishment of aa additional
Lane OGes in the Territory of Oregon
TN pursuance Of the act Of Congress approved Feb
i ruary IL, 1885, entitled San set to estabIish en-
additional land district 10 the Territory of Oregon
to BE- called thu Umpqua district epb aoipg All the
land Ing south of the fourth standard parallel II
il hereby declared and made Known that the land
oce for said district has been located by the Prai
dent Of the United States at the town Of
in said Territory, until otherwise ordered
Given suder my hand, a. the city of Washington
this 18th day of May, A. D. 1856
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner ofGeneral Land Ofice.
NAV lS--lavlIw
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Private Medical Treaties
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PEYStJL02I0kL VIEH OF MARRIlGn,

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JOEN LAsAEAn, Pastor
Or Exeter ST., 81. Il. Church, Bal,imOr,

BLEEDING OE THE LUNGS.
RALIisu, N. c., Feb. 9, lss5.
ifes1s. Mortimer & Mgrylroy:
do hereoy certify that about twi live months ago
| was taken with severe hemCrf,iage of the Lunss
and had four attacks or it was advised to try Dr.
tlamp.on's Vegetable Ti1ctGTe I procured one
bottle, and aite- taking wDlcE, was satisfied tina;
was much better; and that, alter taking the fourth
bottle, was entirely well, and row L enjoy as god
health ever did IN rag life. can, and do, With
out tie least hesitation. recommend the TiacIuy,
TO all persons afflicted il my way.
Yours, Czo w. WEAKLY.
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10 A BELOVED ONE.
BY GERALD MASSEY.

Heaven hath It's crown Of Stars, the Earth
Her glory robe of flowers
The Sea its gems-the grand old Woods
Their songs and s~reening showers;
The birds have homes, where leaves and blooms
In beauty wreathe above;
High y%earning hearts, their rainbow dream
And we, Sweet we haze love.
We walk not with the jewel'd Great,
Where loves dear name is sold;
Yet have we wealth we would not give
For all their world Of gold.
We revel not in Corn aud Wine,
Yet we have from above
Mamma divine, and we'll not pine
Do we not live and love
\ y r =
] know, dear heart! that in our lot
May mingle tear and sorrow;
But Loves rich rainLow's built Fl ON tears,
To-day, with smiles tomorrow.
The sunshine from our sky NAV die.
The grcenncss from LIES tree,
But ever, mid the warning storm,
Thy rest shall sheltered be.
see thee! Arorat Of my life,
Smiling the waves above!
Thou haiPst me victor in the strife,
And becon'st me with love.
The world may never know. dear heart.
What ] have found in thee
But, tho naught to the world, dear heart,
Thou'rt all the world to me.
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We hear now and then of the strange effects
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ment, and the peculiar phenomena which marked
periods Of religious fervOr among a simple people
In some recent lecture before the Mercantile Ii
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of Kentucky and Tennessee. The statements
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so far as they went; but the selection Of a few
individuals as an index of the general character
of the WESTERN preachers of that time, gives a very
incorrect idea Of the actual facts:
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some years since, uuriug temporary IoS'"V"'V
OF q lew months in the state OF hentucky'l ohanteV
to have an opportunity OF examining n hl"tori'"I
WORK, Which lie theIe achhoWle"Beo as me neSt eu|
thority, aud IN which noticed many OF Tie m
cldAnts d~escrlbeu III the lecture 10y Mr. NJ, ana W
which also are found many interesting statements
win regard To uRt carly tlWe' Nhlch 70 10 lu"'
cate that There was a vast amount ot mporiecuoh
connected with many OF those whose charac,cfS
were dcllneattd under the IcHdli < OF 'ShduIt
Bags" Some of the incidents a that day ana
region are scarcely credible ON account ci we
strange peryersioh OF the human ~lhtoiicct NNI'l
they show. Inc churches werc torn ana WGS'cu
for years ly intestine ieuds,ond in consequence Oh
The dissensions then existing among tie churtit''
iuideIity prevailed throughout that Whcio region
The writer to whom / have referred says that "ne'F'
y halt Of tho ministers OF that period were nj one
time ana another SUBJECT to church cchsufe 'u'
various faults
Cam meetings originated among the I.fe'hy'o
rams OF Kentucky. The hrst camp meeting Nw,"%
hcli near GooScberry river III jay, lSIV' ."'
ministers pleSe.t were hesS's' Nir"'c"Gy' Nm'
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introduced, me plan spread hHe "lid'hrG' luc
laborer Quilted ms TASK tne !ontn i'rSot ms pas
Uhes, the li"uSh was le,' III l.e 'uFE"", Wy.
sha'chcd ms clu'c''' t"e oeer ctJyEcY " foSF'y
upon me mountains business % an hln"S WcIr
Susrelid'u' uNtlIhE h"',eS W'FC UvSeF'e'' "n''C
heiShborloodS were 'n'l'l'H, n''' hunters nn'
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u!asto" every d,iuc"IiN was encountered ever.
rlsk ~'en'uret 10 De present az inc can't meeting
IN CONNECTION NI'h i"e>e camp moc'hG% q G'e"'
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From the Missouri Republican, Dec. 25.
ORIGIN OF CAMP MEETINGS,

Religious ErtracdgaRces at them in Tennessee Tn
Fdija9 ErerciSe-The JerkiNg ercrcise-Th
Barking Exercise, dc.-.Ertrarogdaces Of III
Females.
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I.0u. be Rsirnoat { "a R.paglfean.

from Tie FaiTiroMt Pa.) Repli5lican.
an lSVALUABLR .dHDCISE-lt Is but seldom find
among the many Ienides offered TO the public the
OF disease, one commend, whose vr
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avoided giving utteIaHCe anything that might lead any
one 10 suppose that placed any faith their peten
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seak OF the NonpaGctI Nerve and Bone Imminent, PTePaT
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ng one Of the most eminent Physicians Virginia This
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some Will laugh at the idea of any composition curing
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Ek LNIAENT which does not insult your understanding
by claiming have beet found in some GTag inoatInS
cEieo or mighty Of Ltt eari but is simply the
OIEsPRNG oE ScIEXCIl being simple action
and Ieyealins its effects power almost Incredible
-reschng the most hidden sinevvs OF man or BEAST
aud yet being innoXOs to the weakest infant 1t is also
by far the eheaps Eniment in the market being put up in
bottles tiee as Larg IS lie majority aud larger
HtrOns; We therefore offer Ii to YOU with HTfe and con.
poor, high or low E7E
he Unprecedented size in which the NonpareiI Imminent
upi ard The vast the materials used it,
makes Il mros hr US topay lu the printing OF the
huhd eds oiceTtlh.ues might VVS'iSh, do deem
for ITSELF
We would however refer those afa,e. ones who have
so often been quilted by forged certificates and bsasSerOns
TO the following names, being but lew OI the many
sons whose character Tor CaudOT aud yeTaCIty needs
panesyLc from and who having fully tested its virtues
IN the Inherent diseases for which 1t is recommended,
prepared to speak OF its merits as it deserves
Solid In Wheeling by IiakeT, Hes a Caldwell, T
Logan g co, W Mckee, Patterson a Co, and by the
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania
August II, '53