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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

M B R HOTEL NJ Hockaday, Utah ;
" Sai h4m,,Fo NJ Lindsey, Pa; Hedges O.
Holland, NY; Hk Papir, Va; Perfins DO.
Terry, y, o; p Gunnicutt, nc: p D Head %i
, n.y. 90 N HAYS, family, Pa; T A Hylsnd, Nd;
y Little, do Miss Bolton, do; Miss M WIND. .
sor, 90; stuart, ly, do; Miss Wilkins. do: F
keenan,, Pa; Van Euegen, do, NJ c Tate, va;
NY; Spencer, La; II Sedgwick. do: I,
Fulton, Pa; w Rawlings, Va; l. Norton
NY 3 Campbell; Bonn, Va; w Powell
son, Va; Z Bander, do, E Gary. do; w i War.
than, do; 4 Cooke, do; c Cotter. Me: A G
Peek, La w Goodrich, do; + Clark, Va, n
SSeRRtIy, va Coy do; r Stanford, Tenn;
nams, Tex; A Horn, NY; w A Eastman, Va; r
Lavinder, Md; = 5 Jones, III; r. Gardner
, Tenn J hImner, do; II Martin, NJ; Ii F Nei,
Hianh, Pa; w q Lee; ID Budd Pa
MELLARDs' HOTEL-R Johnson. lisa. +
l. bl1ke, do; A Hall, do; b Alexander do NJ =
Icy Roy; ny; Woodwork do; i, Cook do. IT
N.Y. 1890, 90 lockwood, do; III Ward. do: w
Woodbo;,se 10 = Sinclair, do: L. Alverado; DR.
~ lay, ~ Mears, o; " smith. do: r COZ
Men, :" !, nT!2gg, Mass; Hon ellis, Pa, r
ny, UsA; CHASE p 2 Little G, y, Pa; Cap, Bar
Capt Ellison do Capt Popr a. -" I, n y ooNi
"a ae WiT. Cal Tucker Pa ~ wiciersha%'
sail, do; Hon G r Pelton. do w y ~ 90 L PuT,
z GIosweil DO; c Warsan, NC; Wa5s,n 40 =
Mirwin, Ny; Miss Mirwin, do; w i.a,.,ns, 20
do; Samborn, Ca, f. Wilson, NY: T co. en Me-
Mrs Morewood, Mass; Miss Barrow do. = f,s a
ward, ly, sc; l. Haskell, do; X ScheIl NY. "
Montgomery, do; & NJ Night, Mich, q r W.
del, do; II c Gilbert, do; T Tilgham' Nd A d.,
Wright, Va. 1884,
KIRKwOOD HoUsE.-R Rerr,soo. DC. y
ID Dennis; o; Walsh, N.Y. r Lynch, do; Hon
Cabell, PIa; g Adie, Va; l. n Bowen
Nd 4 Morris, Pa; Norton, NY; 1. ] Camp
bell, do A w KeIiner, Pa; VI Green, Va; G :
Z! 6Io%n, NJ Hsrviie, Dc; A Marshall, Va
shaw, DO; A Williams, Md; r L Jordan, Pa
CNITED STATES HOTEL w A Har-
rs, no NO Ms Boughton & son, NY; Miss Bough.
t ~ 9o; Kingon, do; II V Williams, do; A
-, "cams, do; Dr Robbins, sc; Hon M Mer-
NJ, W. Sani Ii Hazard, Md; w T Young, do:
Avn D,s "a; w Lynn, Md; c Provost, Ala;
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HAVING COMPLETED OUR SPRING AND
II Summer arrangements, We are now prepared to
supply our numerous customers WASHINGTON and
Georgetown with almost every description Of " hole
some 81 MINER DRINKS, such as premium MIN
CIDER, Burton, Philadelphia and XXX PALE ALEs,
al OF very superior quality unsEreass edin flavor and
article. For several of the above mentioned drinks
we received at the late Fair of the Metropolitan
MECHANICS Institute the highest awards of merit
We are also agents for the sale of Turner Brothers
GiSGER MINE, BLACKBERRY BRANDY, SIRUPs, & c.,
and DIR. Wheelers CHERRY WINE BITTRRs all of
which will be sold on the accommodating terms
we have also for sale one superior CLOTHES
MANGLE, in good order.
Army d SHINN,
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EVENING STAR.
FAREWELL TO MARCH,


DIRT INSPIRATION BIT ONE WHO NOSE.
Farewell to windy March, ....
His reign IL Ger
And ApriPs rain Will soon
Put down the blower.
But now his dead remains
Fly round in masses,
HIS democratic grains
Attack all classes.
IL goes from bad to worse.
From morn till night,
This free soil Is a curse
10 black and white.
With each disgusting gusr
we cough and sneeze-
We love wind-falis of dpsf.
But not like these.
Ii fills our eyes with tears.
But not OF pity
IL ioads our mouths and ears,
AND makes US gritty.
On nastiness we live:
And these vile bits
fil up our lungs and give
Us eotsn tts.
With every breath a peck
Of this nice mixture
Toes grinding down the neck,
Dost like the picture"
What is this horrid stuff"
All, that's the question;
Ills tns, and that's enough
Twill aid digestion.
But now sweet April's here
Her pearly showers
Will deck this dead March bier
With lovely flowers.
Peace to thy ashes, March;
We fondly trust
That AprIl,s gentle tears
Will TX thy dust.
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u The Catholic Telegraph of Cincinnati an
nounces that 60 the Right Rev James Frederick
Wsod IS appointed coadjutor Bishop of Philadel-
phla, with the light Of succession.''
IL The Fredonia Censor says probably 600. =
COO los Of Maple sugar have already been made
In Chautauque, which, at the price likely TO rule
Tor some time to come OK cents per ID. will be
u Inc Montreal Telegraph Company has
stock and fixtures, from Mr.. Weller, for the sum
1850, and entered into possession on wednes
day last The price paid by them is a mere frac-
ton OF the original cost Of the line
IL The Canadian Parliament has authorized
the Governor General to advance an annual sum
not to exceed $4,000 for six years to aid In the
establishment OF weekly steam communication
the summer: and POrtlrnd and Liverpool DUNG
the winter iis
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nAIIY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
~ AND LEESBURG, Va, via Chesapeake anc
ORANGEAND ALrXANDRIA RAILROAD


ss4;ezz;s5ses q t.
Twice Daily, Sunday nights e1cepted,l between
WASHINGTON and the SOUTH, via AIENAN-
DRIA, GORDONSNIELE AND RICHMOND,
DANVlLl.E and GREENSBOROUGH.
Leaves Washington at % clock n
Alexandra al a. O'Clock n. IN.
Washington at o'cock p.
Alexandra AT so O'Clock d. IN.
Fare from Washington and Aexandris TO Rich
mond. S5 81.
IcOmnibuses and Baggage Wagons will be at the
Depot of the Washington Railroad, To convey pas
sengers and baggage TO the Steamer GEO. PAGE,
for Alexandria, a distance of SIX miles, allowing
mar S-tf JAMES A. EVANS. Agent.
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IL Savannah paper says Of the project for
araining the great Okefenokee swamp:
among the passengers by the ST. Johns, on
her last trip from Florida wa. r. L. Hunter a
competent civil engineer, who has been engaged
with corps Of assistants for the last four months
IN tne exploration OF the Okefenokee Swamp. His
prime object, as previously stated has been to de-
termine the practcabllity OF draining IL at a rea-
sonabie cost thong the collateral question of its
sane when drained has not been overlooked. To
facilitate the decision of the latter Mr. Hunter
selected specimens OF soil found in al ferent parts
OF the Swamp, which to be submitted to a
chemical analysis. He has no doubt Of the posi-
ZION OF the swamp by a canal three or four miles
long, connecting il with the ST. Mary's River.
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BRANCH RAILROAD.

@ss 49, g 9 g
Trains leave WASHINGTON for BALTIMORE
al and s1s a. m, and and ~ p. m.
On Sunday. at ~ p. m.
Leave BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON at
Al and go a. m, and and Sd p.
On Sunday at Al a. IN.
Passengers for Philadelphia and New York will
take trains at 6, 81, and AZ.
For Annapolis will take trains NJ 81 and ~.
For Norfolk will take trains at B5s and s.
For the w est vail take trains al and IA, connect
Jan lS-tf T. III. PARSONS, Agent.
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opposed DATES OF SAILING.

EDwA lf1f Il X coffi&s. 20. S. Wall street.
New York. ~
BROWN, SIMPLIFY & CO., Liverpool
STEPHEN kENNARD d CO., No. q, Aus
Friars, London.
3: g. WAINWRIGHT CO.. Paris
The owners of these ships will not be accountAls
ior gold, silver, bullion, SPECIE jewery precious
stones or metals, unless bills Of ladng are signed
feb 8
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"A STREET, GEORGETOWN, ID. c., where all kinds
q Entertainments are furnished with the best Toe
Creams, Cakes, Water Ices. Confectionery, &c., AZ
The shortest notice. and the most moderate terms
Medal awarded NJ the last hiktion Of Metropolitan
Mechanies Institute. Jan a-u
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Travelers' Directory.
NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST.
s 80
4 CHARLESTOh

=
&ksz1E&9 Hss
MEMPHIS Z CHARLESTON RATLROIa
CoMPLETED-coNNEcTISG
' noh Isng.: Chartssfon, s. C.; Sdran-
Memphis, Tenn. WIN
YORK s RsTsa
ulaT transportation OF Passengers and Freight, and
any other route between the Northeast and South
west Passengers and Shippers will take due notice
Passenger Trains i IesWe stevensoS asIfy at .s
a: m, later the arrival OF the trains from
same day at ?. M, connecting with FIRST Class
Steam Packets 10 New Orleans. and All other lmpor-
signed TO Railroad Agents at Charleston or Ssysn-
nah wll oe forwarded To Memphis and other points,
Freight charge OF the Adams Express Com
pany Is carried over tins route daily by the Psssen
ger trains. r: c. ARMS
HUNTSVILLE, tAa.) April LIST, ls57.
Through Tickets to Memphis, &c, sold a, WI
mngton, Y. c.; Charleston, $. G.; Augusta. Savan-
nah MacOr Atlanta; and an S0SmSns Ga MontsOm
To connect with the Western Trains on th. road.
passengers will take the nifhi trains from wimns
k saa nsa nc @ Atlanta. Gs ''S s7 IA
nAILY LINE FOR EDwARps' FERRY
~ AND LEESBURG, Va, VIA Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal.-The Packet Boats AR-s>l
GO and NJ. G.. MEIGS, will commenceSSS-lfe3
making daily trips 10 the above points, 3
on Monday, March 3, leaving the wharf Of w. II.
and II. @. Ritter. Georgetown, ID. c. every morning
at O'Clock, Sundays excepted; through In oigh
morning, the Boats will arrive At The Great Fails,
Washington AQueduct, at 10 q. ~, Seneca AZ l2m-,
Edwards Ferry at p. m. where stage will be IN
readiness 10 convey passengers to Leesburg, Va.
Returning, leave Edwards Ferry every day al nine
at sunset.
Through Tickets, Sits. intermediate points as
follows: Great Falls or Washington Aqueduct, 81
cents; Seneca, IS cents; Edwards Ferry, Sil2 !;
Leesburg, Virginia, including coach, Sl75. Meals
served on the Boats at moderate prices.
mar % w. III. & II. g. RITTER.
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WINDOW GLASS.-5OO boxes Baltimore and
w Philadelphia Glass, all qualities and sizes, for
J.R. McGREGOR,
mar 2O-TuG F2m 534 7th street.
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GUN ARABIC:
The most Pleasant, Safe and Speedy Cure for
Whooplng Cough. Group. Asthma, Dis
eased Lungs and Consumption.
Battered according to Act Of Congress, A. ID. 1887.
I'm again presenting to the notice of the public the
above remedy feel that little apology il needed.
Vast numbers In all sections Of the Union are obliged
to have recourse 20 other of relief than the
immediate prescription Of their family ply stefan, and
each return of the winter brings out host
Of professedy new specifics, some good, others
less, and many decidedly dangerous, IL becomes 40
much q matter of duty interest, believing this
be remedy, combining the greatest advantages,
1t as extensively known as practicable. That such
rs Its character ahundantiy proved by the fact,
| that IL has been extensively used the last twenty
years with unparalleled success that ats reputation
little aid from advertising published lists of GER
titcates, (which all know can as easily be had for
worthless preparation for merltorlous one that
by Its own intrinsic merit, with the recommendation
OF persons benefited by Its use, II has gained its pre-
sent popularity II is not trumpeted to the world
specific cure ALL but as valuable and scientific
auxiliary IN pulmonary cases, ready at hand and one
that has been generally found to afford relief where
most others have been tried without erial benefit
As such, it is recognised 10y numbers Of our leading
eye witnesses OF its superior efficacy, well by
thousands OF our most respectable citizens, to most
sfwhom reference is cheeIfully permitted.
Sold at IS cents, three bottles 50 cents by
Washington; CisSEL, Georsetown, and PEEL L
STEVENS, Alexandria
Also, "TYLER'S GUM ARABIC COUGH
CANDY Drops the same composition in a
portable form much patrons Used by public speakers,
they remove all huskness from the throat and voice
and act like a charm on troublesome cough. Price
l2ts and Is cents box. dec PLY
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GRREEAaT REDUCTI3N ~ THE PRICE OF

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
" BOOTS AND CATERS.
a saso 1n soT Phs w
Sewed or Pegged CALF-SKIN 49,
BOOT at S3.75, full as good as those
usually sold at IS or sc; and a French Calf PAT
INT LEATHER CATER at ESQ, as good as
these the best goods that is Tor ever wasJ sold
IN ne District for the price for the proof and
PROFIT charged TO effect bad debts Call at the NEW
1PRk HAT STORE, Seventh street and Penn
Best RUBBERS for gentlemen 81.
mar 2f-n ANTdONy Aoa,t
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A SER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL,
"A For THE CURE OF
CoughS, Colds, HoarsenesS, Bronchitis, Whoop-
ing COugh, Group, ASfhan1d and C. ON So IN ~ n ON

Among the numerous discoveries Science has mode
in the generation to facilitate the business OF lie
Increase Its enjoyment, and even proons the term Of
t.y to the Healing AT: A vast trial OF its virtues
doubt, hat no medicine or combination OF medciles
yet known, can so surely control and cure the
hitherto swept from our midst thousands and thou.
sands every year. Indeed there Is now abundant
which can b. relied on, to cure the most dangerous
affections Of the lungs Our space here will pdt per-
by it's use, but we would present the following
and refer further enquiry to my American Almanac,
TO furnish free, wherein are full particulars and in
dsputabe proof Of these statements.
1sn 0syIck q Z rsatSHsrC RI 9s;,
DR.. {. AVER. Dear Sir:-My little son, four
malignant Scarlet Fever his throat was rotten, and
every every P person that visited him. PronSSunced him
Calf in Of
Of Bronchitis with entire success. was induced t9
every three hours eSmmencins in the mornng, and
by ten clock at night found decided change for
the better and ate. three days use, he was able to
Its use in the above named disease will save many
All ssEs S Of
the Throat and Lungs believe it the best medicine
me in addressing You these ne.but for y p l
Po!taHts discovery my little boy would now have been
J. ID. POWELL, Supt. Trans, l.. r. r.
Rocky HILL, Somerset Co, N. J.,l
... July q, 1850.
DR.. ]; G. AyER,-Snce your medicine has become
known here, 1t has greater demand than any other
cough remedy we have ever sold. 1t is spoken Of in
terms Of unmeasured praise by those who have used
IL, and know of some where the best they can
SAY of it is not too much for the good it has done.
take pleasure in selling It, because know that am
giving my customers the worth of heir money and
feel gratihed IN seeing the benefit it conters.
Please send me further supply, and believe me
vi Yours, with respect,
-. 80, JOHN G. WHITLOCK..
p. s.-Aimost any number Of certificates can be
sent if you wish it. FL .t ....r --. 49, II =
49, WINDSOR, c. W., June &C. 1852
Dir. j. G. AVER. Sir,-This may certify thar
have used your CHERRY PEcToRAI fer fIpvards ~
one year; and It is my sincere belief that should
have been In my graye this time III Ind nor II
has cured me of q dangerous affection Of The Inns
and do not overstate my convictions when tsiI xa
Ii Ii priceless remedy. = ''"'o~
/ Yours very respectfully
ia ~fll. ". A. MCCLURE, Attorney at Law.
DrsI .WmKss4RsE, Pa, septembr q, 1850,
mncn approved Of by those who have used il here,
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,,WlNDOW GLASS.-50o boxes Baltimore and
wv Philadelphia GLASS, all qualities and sizes,
LOT ~ s a. IA G g g liberal discoqnt, by .
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Ioo " ! VI an OMand Guy, ~. y.
PR22R0sALs FOR LITHOGRAPHTC PRIN-
OFYIcE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
Washington, April I, 1857.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until w ednesday the 18th inst, for executing in the
House OF Representatives Of the United States, VIA
LIST. For transferring from copper to stone and
printing twenty two thousand nine hundred and fifty
impressions Of each of fifty charts, to accom-
Coast Survey.
ID For engraving stone and printing twenty
two thousand nine hundred and fifty impressions Of
each Of ten charts, to accompany the same report.
3d. For engraving on stone and printing four thou
sand four hundred and twenty copies of each of
twelve charts, to accompany the Fourth Meteoro
logical Report OF Professor Espey. -...
In each Of the foregoing classes the proposals must
state the price, and but one prce, for transferring
and printing, or engraving and printing, the required
number of zach chart bid for. - .-.-. -. .
for engraving on stone, printing, and coorng four
thousand four hundred and twenty copies Of each
OF fifty eight small maps, to accompany the report Of
Captain George B. Mcclellan.
the inspection of those persons DESTROYS ofbldding
for the same, until the closing of the bids and any
formation desired will also be furnished.
The paper required for printing will be furnished
Contrasts will he entered into with, and bonds
Win security will be required from, tho successful
Daders Tor the faithful ex ecution of their contracts.
Is 20 be distinctly understood that no bids will
e entertained from any parties not directly engaged
ba oq practically acquainted with, the style Of work
The proposals must state the time reouired for the
s3scntion Of the work or PORTIONS of the same and
MI De addressed To the unders,gncd endorsed on
the envelope " Proposals for LtSogI.phing."
Superintendent.
Mcsa,kAu nG III CO.'S IS NO. 20, between
kSro0tR. ifon 49,
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"a 80 b. a. IscIiuHkE, Attorney a. Law.

n,, ,WnkssARRE, Pa, Septembr a, 1850.
-, LIZ. .. Y. AVER: My dear Sr.-Your medicine Ia
mucn approved Of by those who have used il here,
ana us composition il such to insure and maintain
ns nePutaIlon. i invariably recommend il for pull
monary affections, do many of our principal physi-
o'"ns. am your friend,
MfIre pased BY DR.. J, c. AYER, Chemist, Lowell,
Sold y 2. D. GILMAN. Washington and all re-
spectaos druggists. q. - -. : dec e-<m
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BOOKS FROM PARIS.

- !. J. Rousseau-IA Nouyelle Heloise, 2vols.
Illustrated, 7sc-; Les Confessions, 2 vols, Illus
Voltsire-Sieeie de Louis XIV. ! vol, illustrated.
Souyestre-Un Philosophe sous les Tots, Sci Con-
LESSONS dun Ouvncr, Sc.: Scenes de Ia Chow
annerie, SOC.
Lamartipe-Les Condolences, SIC.
George Sand-vslentine, so; La Petite Fadette,
&C.; Teverino, SIC.
- Soc.
Balzao-Ia Pere Goriot. &C.; lie Cousin Pona, so.
And many other Novels, Tales, Plays, &C., an
aps FRANcK'TAYLoR.
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AQUEDUCT.
OFFICE OF THE WASHING TON AQuEpucI
wAsUINGr0N March & 1887

OFFICE OF JEE Wss4ss T Ts, aSgtasysr
Proposals are invited for materials and Work for
Proposals receiv ed up to It'll May will be opened at
Maps, probes, and specifications of materials and
work to be lot will be ready for examination at this
The work to be let will embrace Masonry of some
ias Of
The RnGh nd iron n Gate Houses
For the particular works and materials reference
made to the speclhcatlo,nRs and plans;
By sGs
delay IN commencing the work thereon; but for such
unavoidable delays due allowance will be made in the
Portions only of some of the works can be compile
future
priatlons by Congress. The Engineer reserves the
rate of progress under each contract for each appro
Pration; and In case Of the appropriation not holding
be stopped until funds become available.
In case of the entire stoppage OF any particular
work has been properly executed far has gone
United States Treasury, upon the monthly estimates
be- Of fsa
be PAID their fall WAGES monthly, and in specie
for work or materials on the " ashinston Aauednct"
The United states reserves the right to reject any
geous, and to make such arrangements as may be
considered most conducive to the progress Of the
Work.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guar
antee, signed by one more responsible PERSONS to
the effect that he they undertake that the bidder
or bidders WILL If his or their bid be accepted enter
INTO an obligation within ten days, with good and
sponsiblc securities, for the completion of the work
undertaken; said guarantee to be accompanied by the
certificate of the United State district judge United
states district attorney navy agent some officer
OF the General Government or individual known to
the Engineer or Department of War, that the guar
Bids will he opened IN presence of bidders, If
OF them choose to he present. =, . ,,
Captain of Engineers, In charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt. Nj. e. MEI6s, u. >. Engineer.
We, the undersigned, residents of -, In the
State Of -, hereby, Jointly and severay,
nant with the United States, and guarantee in
the foregoing bid of - be accepted that he or
they wI within days after the acceptance of the
said bid, execute the contract for the good
and sufficient suretes, to perform furnish the art
cles proposed conformity to the terms of the adver
tisement under which it was made. And in case the
said -- shall fail to enter into contract as aiore-
said guarantee to make good the difference be
tween the offer by the said - and the next lowest
bidder.
tSigned,) A. B.
C.. ID.
hereby certify that, to the best of my knowledge
and belief, the above named guarantoTs good and
sufficient.
tSigned,l r. F..
mar -codt7Ny&lawtf
PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING MARINE
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DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, May 8, 1850.
From natural defects and the unequal range of my
eyes, have been compelled to glasses for seve-
raj years. have tried different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly lifted to my eyes. Four
months since Mr. Tobias made two pairs especially
for me, which have found to serve me perfectly.
By the use Of has oPtometer he Is enabled adapt
glasses most minutely to the eye. most cheerfuIly
recommend Mr.. Tobias TO all having occasion to use
glasses, and bear my testimony TO his skill as an
oPtician. HENRY F.. BALDWIN,
Asst Sec'y to sign Land Warrants.
p. $. OPERA GLASSES of great variety, TEL
EsCOPES and MICROSCOPES, wATCH-MA-
kER GLASSES, and many other articles in this
line at very low prices constantly on hand.
" la-ly
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS

These ships having been built by contract expressly
Tor Government service, every care has been taken
In their construction, also in their engines in
strength and speed, and their accommodations
for passengers are unequalled for elegance and COM
fort.
Price Of passage from New York 20 Liverpool, in
FIRST CABIN, slSO; second do SIS; exclusive OF
extra size state rooms, S575. From Liverpool to
New York, - and ~ gulneas. An experienced Sur
geon attached to each ship No berths be secured
until paid for. The ships of this line have improved
watertlght bulk heds, and to avoid danger fron
will not cross the Banks north OF q degrees lit
after the LIST of August.
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Ao'EMEnTs OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN sTEINFRS
Rom TINE UNITED SrArE,'
City Manchester New York. .LiyernooI U Dys 90
Anei .:..:....... New York. SO MP DC a bril- n;
r washington -..'New Gork. Bremen -. Aprii ~
CONSTITUTION New York. Antwerp Anil i y,
FRox EUROPE
Ericsson. ......, Liverpool. >. New York An, q,
Borussia.. Hamburg. New York AZ,
(Cunarder)..- Liverpool. New York Al
City Washing nI.iverpool. New York Ali 3
Fulton.---... .southan'n New York. ABB. 2
The California Mail Steamers leave Nav yo,I
On the 5rh and 20th Of each month