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WE take this method cs Informing Mlilsrs ~
w that ~ arc ncv manufacturing and "
eonstAnely On hand Wood ards CemAlned sns'l
separator. This Machine we consider The hssl !
-. and We hazard nothing In saying every kAf
has YET uxcd " will bear Ia ont In this asseriM
compact and durable, moves with less p*vsr ~
machines aud does all The work heretofore prfms'
thfse machines, via. the Hcre<n, sepaFstcF ~
YER, u cay ncshin9 " the flaming MIN WIKI -
y - - sssa In clsanlag dust fscm c6sI. !,
A. ~ the mode VI operation, In the nfstF sM \
rAtes The aticks, throws smut balls and . ri Y
eAn mom ~ arAin 6sfers Occurring. WhM
psS1ene % sccarsag Ne grain II brought V -.
B ssfOnR blast 81 ar, which carries ~ duss "
mA1s. II then pasaes Into larger SEPARATED
v essArsa " chssss ssspsrfect grains. cats. -
ahsn foaay foe grinding. The dust y aAE
slsAFsA from The grain, but rem the ekssss W
O&Als md blown clear ous or the mill. 49,
great aAvAntagc v that u can BE- scs % Ne -.
with tAs burra - any where sise u tn mill ~
aeeirs1, - u mckee no dnst whatever. ~.
EVERY Miller knows that "A II utterly impcensn
styues mill that WIN make GOOD hcar out " dlS
uAle0 ~ airs - erue FsmovsA. No bstt4F -
% eeen invented ~ this purpose thsn - 4
Aneeer and nspAr1tcf. and Il v believed nsse "
0AApes1 10 Weslefn Grain. They are ncu 49,
cAn - ssen a twoef tA~Aills In this city.
Bros, and Heis<r Co.b.
Ov1oSe pseAply attended 10. go
n Barilngiss.
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A gentleman who has very strong desire
to be a funny man, mt down upon hooped
skirt the other day. With q desperation
equal TO any emergency, no whistlcd, I'm
sitting ON the style, Mary.
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yXYAM m NG--NeWn Ter ieAe MlllhoA
w n HUTCHINSON CO., have mA1e AfrAnge-
unnts 81 which thsy can tasnish WataEa and Kswanee
CsAln sny eaAnssss aAa - ew raass - Any Assss
- orisss ia d ogasn Cepp's o. water ssrsss,
vii Sc promptly Aatsnded 10.
dee. AA-ARass {OaaeAte copy.)
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=. kINHSkUNDT Q SONS NV
esWE Es%D . GSne n y sTAnClI.

w. NNIeNNWNs Oussp e. %ft.
hss oosainsa A. equal celebrity with tAs Starch ~
the Laundry hls article u perfectly pure ana u, =
every respscA eqsai 70 Ne hs&s Derue Afrse. nsoA
os:ld:e having aAatsonal eaAslss uAish render u NJ
valuable for NE dessert. E 8 Ts5 ~ S 51@4s
Potato Match has been extensively PACKED AMI 80
- Uen Arch snd has Gsven fAlss imprsuons v aAy,
- - 0ersaa mesl1s 81 eur Cern eaAscA. #G e@
tfoA ~ xreAk tstcAcr end purify y y eeulna Aloe
INTO extensive Ne ~ dict es infAnts ard invAl1s.
auet1.eAv D. NJ kN31Oa0 CO., Ara,
K@& @ 8# &@ - psisea -. New Yea.
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Vnluable Lands Far 0ale

A CHANCE NET.--s94k Acres OF Land Cor
"a aale-&O acres Of which Hes within mile % the
OoArt House. OuumwA, Mape!lo county, Iowa. 1sAk
acres Of which lies ~ miles Rom 0tuMwA, Iowa. with.
In mile Of DAhionegA leo acres fenced In under cult.
vasion, coutAlns running sprnR of failing va
eeR ccntans coal bAnk, and o. the beat ao In the
usoss desirable section OF Wapcllo Co. Said lands Win
Be- sold cheap II application h made soon.
June ledwif RTlCMTER CRONE,
Opposite he Rarres House. Barlinston, Iowa.
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m, q. o. RICHARDNON'S

n III n 10 mn WaNE 10 n r. =. n 10 y :
RE you troubled with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
"A Jaandics, Sick Headache, Loss 81 Appetite. bnlions
Attacks, Nervousness, Weakness Piles or ahy disease
arising from = dsosdered state % the Stomach and
BowslnY Use DR.. 4. .. RichArdsons Sherry w 10 Or
Bitters, and you win certainly Eet relief
~-.I 4. -. }. N. HARRIS co.
propretors for the Western States.
For sale By ALLkA hkxDaicRA and n n GAY, Bur.
lnston tApr Se~es~ws
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~ NEW and Superior article " Ladies anA Oen>c
n SAcuAeg nrAcss. ffee rom the oAection exis1ina
AtF lo.v @ - MlDDEM & CO.
Gr'm~s' new Rlcek, MAia -, Darlinetcn. lowu.
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MlLLANERY, &c.
Misses McELHINNEY a CAM,

NSUcce~sst J. u lMdsek . EhdM y
DEG leave tcineo-.1 tDs Lao s Of HurI.ursu
~ surrcuEsdinx country, that they lave rsctysf
Spring stock offaB.is-sc-g aid Fnncy G.
which will compare favor lily with any simts)
In the city. We hope BY stai.s attention to -
merit . share Of public patronage. Country n
supplied onliberaltcrms.
Pinking and Stamping done to order. ARR
wanted. Sxorson Third Street, opposite 0ia n
3. Church. Burlington, Iowa. 80
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T. KINGEFORD & SONS
PURE OSWEGO STARCH,


HAS established greater celebrity than has ever
Ii been obtained by any other Starch.
This has been the result 81 ts marked superiority IN
quality, and Its invarlAhlc uniformity.
The public may be assured Of the continuance Of N
high standard nov estahaAhed.
The production u over Twenty Tons daily, aud The
demand has extended throughout the whole o. the unl
ted States, and to foreign countries.
Werking thus very large scale, and andeF rigid
aytem, they able 10 perfect uniformity q
the quality throughout the year This " The great
stdevatum In eArch.makins and realised f0F Ne
0pst time.
The sery best Starch that be made, and esAr,
II AwAya wanted by consumers, and this will be snppled
% Ae BY the Rroccrs, their customers have
leAFmed which V Ne bcps, and nsk for s--Oeheswtes
they would - likely 70 Eet that article which tAs
largest profit can be made.
". Kinesford has been engaged In the manufacture
% Starch es the ~ yeaf and darns the whole
~ period Ne Starch made under his sapssvnoM -
hsen, beyond any question, the best In The mArksl Do
The nrst II ysArs he had the charge % The vcrn y
Wm. Ossqa.s Co.. - which period NJ invsassd ~
psOeess " the manufActare Of Corn etavrh 1Tg-sT
- Ash for kingsfOrda Starch 81 Inc name o.
has been recently taken By another factory.
y Y cold ~ ~ 81 sAs Gsocera 10 nearly every pas
OF the country. @ 800 -
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KEITH, ROBINeON = "a
BURLING7OE ~
Sole Agents for ~.
June r. d2t.1s

az ~ S y DOOR AND RLINDr1
Plank Road Depot, adjoining III oil NH I 80.
Iowa; Al common work constantly on hsnN ~
asss, ~ Haiior esAersise, promptly assesd.1 !.
ASss SosWs URIAW IT,
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e. JOY,
Builder and Manufactures of
DOORS SASH FRA MES, WINDOW-BLINDS,
WEA TIER B0IRDiNG d
G h u kn i. imp Fixtures.
WOULD say to those wishing to build that
Il have on hand seven hundred Doors and other work
In the building line in proportion.
am prepared TO contract Cottage Buildings in town
or country as heretofore.
Ihave houses and lots, ranging from seven hum
dred thousand dollars, which will sell rent
accommodating terms.
to six hundred dollars, which WI. sell partly time.
Those wishing homes would 10 we'll to give call.
feb II 81 Inv
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--------------------------
1861.

a WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GREW AMERICAN
u MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
70 HEw xosK AND BOSTON, ELxRA, BscHAnPros
SPRINGS
And all points in New England, via
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN a LAKE
SHORE IL. K.
IsPoRrAxT TRAyEIxR.-The Michigan Southern
and Lake Shore Route il the only connecting direct
~ in the depots thus avoiding entirely the
OF ferryng rivers, NJ via Michigan Central and Great
Western Route.
THREE TRAINS DAT,
Sundays excepted carrying the grea, through Eastern
One hundred and twenty miles saved TO Cleveland
Pittsburg Philadelphia baltimore
QUITE to Buffalo, Niagara Falls Albany, New York and
Boston.
TRAINS LEAVE, VIE
1st-Lightning Express leave Chicago at .7s5 A. II
arrive In Cleveland ats r. ~, Yew York and Boston
next evening.
2d-Express Mail leave Chicago at......s..n,
arrive In Cleveland next morning at o'clock Pitts.
burg at noon, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
Boston next morning.
3d-New York Boston Expressle at IS
arrive In Cleveland next day at Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at Pm, Philadelphia, Baltimore, ETC., fol-
lowing morning; also connecting ct Cleveland with
trains for Dunkrk and Buffalo, arriving in New York
the next day at noon, and Boston at Ann.
Allthe above trains directshrough apoints
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention.
Only two trains on Saturday leave at 730 ~ and
SEQ Pm.
Only o On Sunday. leave a.s.4sP.x.
w
Sunday morning at O'Clock.
sssBaggage checked to Dnnkirk and Buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes ofcarsbetween Chicago and Pitts
burg.
Through Tickets good for 1865 days 6hours allow
lug Passengers to stop over any where the Route
Passengers destined for Philadelphia, Wheel
ing, Washington etc., will from ~ to "a hours
time BY takiigany ofthe above Trains, any other
Route.
Passengers arriving In Chicago any Of the roads
will ind atents heck agents on the cars who will re-
ceivs your check sAnd convey your baggage free OF
charge, to the Michigan Southern cars.
TICKETS can be had athe General Passenger Office Of
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House,
Chicago and At the Passenger depot Of Van
and Sherman streets, and althe Railroad Offices in
the West.
Passengers holding through tickets by this line will be
transported free Of Charge from the depot the Chicago
and Burlington Galena and Chicago Union and Illinois
Central Railroads to the Michigan Southern Cars.
GEO. III. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
ONCE under fremont House Chicago, At the Pass eng
Depot. GChicsgo, Nov 10, $50
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PROEEssOR MOTIFS
+ = B RIFF UGR WIS

An GSRlvALLED MEDICINE yoR rRr crs, 1.
kEv.K and Asue, Chill Fever. Dumb As,.. y.
= cM headache, Loss Of Appetite, and ave-, ~
.,ns rom dsorganised condition Of M In
N impure or defective stale Of the blood.
Inn wine - put up In Quart Bottles and a Y
READr for the above Diseases. JOHN VIM
@a# Sole frepxl
- To whom all orders must be ADDRESSED
Tor sale Wholesale and Retailin Burlington !, y
al.es 2 moss, Druggists, corner Of Jsnersen -,
$500. Ans II
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= &kSs#@s4 @Y.sME - 2 81 IL. 81 F@ I
ANoNog11s l1W04 49vNvslA
E B101s - ahie lec1oge tIeA Abp1nd
80 s.f 4 ,;.;t &. n. gysst ,,fIna
= s.... 81 - M s
vsa'ss = ',.s's1u sllo
Leaving Gotha on the 9th n june, ~ went
~ rail 70 bremen. ~ WY q Cassei AND
Hanover The only thing u ne former city
which Mehad time e VISIT va tne celeora-
ted &sthsksttev, or cEypt g ne old HsiI q
UOaGSil This = reeewned throngh ali yer
many for - tans q hhenlsh N1ne, @ tne
most undOubted antlqusty. lney are KEPT
70 great vauies distinguished ~ diserent
s..s.ss, That q me Twelve APoaqes nas
been immortalized ~ HAM aad ifeine. ous
the apcstolical wines ars not % me = those
authors would have us believe. Each caak
bsars the name Of ono Of the Apostles snsy
contain wine OF the vintage o. It's when
has nov. was informed pugent ac1d PC.
vor. That q Judas. alone retains 2 pleasant y
aroma, and the sinner 70 snerelore, ~
greater demand than al the SAINTS soeesner-
In the Rose Cellar are enormous cas.s,
yet hlled win Hocnnlemler mock q .ne
vintage Of 1854 fof = oIpae @ csnt%I. .a
It was careiuhy ue,Suroa, pus sns Suy I. ~
err Of Bremen nnaiiy discovered snas uhc
longer u was keps sne wOIse !. grcw, anu NV
sell y 20 vis'tors N smai ooss'es, = m ~
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u DO you rant 70 hare sure Pm
dgainst CONTEMPLATING Bank Notal
Readl RAo6t peodf

Read! Read /! Read
SubScFtDc! Su Dacrthel SuAsr,
q JOHN 9. DYE 10 the AUTHOR
d and ne Bank Note En0rdrers oil soy as
= greatest Judge N Pdper Money firisc
e CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
IS BETTER THAN TIL
= Published Weekly. The rhoie emily on
onREATEsT Di ns Or
ON present Century fer
DETECTING COENTERFEITR AAA M
Describing Every Genuine Bllin Existence
~ Exhibiting at Glance Every Counterfeit
~ Circulation.
a. Arranged 20 admirably II at REFERkNGka
q and DETECTION INsTANTANt0rs
No index to exsmine No pages 10 Asssl
~ But so simplifed and arranged hat Tie Sti
Banker and Business Man can see Gif af d Va
= Ithas taken years 10 make perfect fhs
q ~ n A Il III Gov T. nl
The urgent necessity for such a vera N
- bean felt BY Commercial men. IL has Lssn y
= TO supply the call for such Preventive. I'D
but to be known 10 be University PauOsI
does more than has ever been attempted ~
~ guages, En0iish, French and GsrDds
IS Thus each mt y read the name in his osIl
81 Tongue.
q TERhs.-The paper win be about % By III
r and will contain the
= Most Perfect Ba&k Note Lit FsslisA~
Together with the rate Of Discount. Also ~
All the Private Bankers In Am<h
Complete Summary OF the RsAxcH os
and AMERICA will be published In each ediM
q gether with all the important Nsws0 s rHE DAB
, INTERESTING STORIES
- From an old Manuscript fonnd IN the Fast :
~ where else 90 be fonud. ID has never yet ~
- In print, and furnishes the mosl complete NJ
z ORIENTAL LIFE
a and describing the most rerpltxing fssFs
- which the Ladies and GentleEen Of that \
~ have been 80 often found. These stoTcs VI
tinue throughout the whole year, and uilFs7
most entertaining ever eneredto the Ptlhs
- Furnished Weekly To subscribers ess
q year. All letters must be addressed 10
JOHN Z. DYE, BulS
Publisher and Proprietor 20 Wallst., NesA
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To Hnildara

/ GEALED PROPOSALS 20 build ! Cou,t n.
~ Sisonrney, keckuk cosnty, Iowa, wia ), -
lss day OF Oct ober, 1851 Plans and sp~esRtsirrsl
y seen in the ONCE Of the County Judge fraa ~
the 1st day Of September next. Iiber Al adysp.l
nent will be made, and the subsequent payuesu y
made satisfactory 70 the contractor.
aug2C- w4w SANFORD HARym
C0untu -
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w. +. ROSS & CO., af
Real ESTATE AND EXCHANGE
DMOh ENS,
Mt. Pleasant, /. 1900 Iowa.


ID EAL ESTATE and Land Warrants bought and sold
HI on Commission. @
MoHEy LOANED and Secured and lnveetments ma
for capitalists. ei. sN#HsNiNf
TAXES Pam; also Notes and Bills Collected and pro-
ceeds RENTED 10 any part Of the United States.
Gov KAxMKNr LANDS Selected and Located with Cash
Or Warrants. I'VE are now making good lecasions In
Missouri)
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ABBOTT & KINGMAN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
SASH. RLlNDS AND DOORS,
Wagon Depot in Burlington.

TMRORTANTt 10 EN rmers A. Transfers.
We have on hand, and arrangements for receiving,
those justly celebrated Michigan Wagons sell In this
market, all Of which warrant perfect, and supe
ror to any wagon In this market Call and examine
samples, or inquire Of those who have used tkem We
have sold about Atty these wagons not Of which
has been returned on the warrant.
sepI-wtf OGDEN Cfpp
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81 DAcKKrB Chanspaigne. nor sale very ~ 4. I
ksD apr t5-v ,. q HIDDEN M
tsrim@s' new Hack. Nsln ~. Earlsnyte'
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MARCH 83, 1857.

Through 10 New York In 81 Hours.
lsh 20 Id IEs;;:::a.
The Only Route Making Sure Connections
To Niagara Falls, B1stl0 Rochester, Utica ,Rorne2s-
Siile Ezsnird, Biaghamptoa, Albany, Troy, =
Nssc York, Philadelphia, Boston, and
Neto England States, orer TIE
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
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1851 1, 1, / Z. 81 N4TycE - tsssp
- .ors ;asG S6tp ress ~ Lave sssek anA
VA
Yeofia Oquawka ana Du1lipkton
"a
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REAL Estate oFFIcE
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A Brave Boy.

willing. ] viii run and ask her, replied
William.
oh. oh SO you must run and ask your
ma Great baby-run along and ask your
ma Amt you ashamedf l didn't ask my
mother
Nor I-nor T. sddsd half dozen vol
ces.
BE a man, William cried the FIRST voice.
Come, 60 along with No II you don't want
to be called coward a. long a. you live
Do you not SOC that We ere all waiting for
your
leaned forward to get view Of the chill
dren, and saw William standing with one
foot advanced, and his hand firmly clenched,
in the midst Of the group. He was fine
subject for painter just ct that moment
His flushed brow, flashing eye, compressed
lip and changing cheek all told how thar
word coward was ranking in his breast -
Will he rove himself indeed one by yield
| ing to them thought l. 1t waswith breath.
less interest I listened for his answer, FOR
greatly feared the evil principle in his heart
would he stronger than the good one. lie
replied;
said the noble hoy, HE voice trembling with
emotion, and | ann no coward either.
promised her would not 70 from tho house
without her permission, and should be n
base coward if were to tell her wicked
lie.' %
There was something commanding In his
tone which made the children mute twas
the power Of n strong soul over the weaker,
and they inyolantarily yielded him the trib.
ute Of respect
saw him In tho evening among the gath.
cred multitude ia the parlor. hc was wait.
ing by his mothers side-a stately matron
clad in widows weeds II was with evident
pride she looked on her graceful boy, whose
face was one Of the finest ever Jaw, fairly
radiant with animation and intelligence
Well might she be proud Of such son--onc
who could dare to do right when all were
tempting to the wrong. aa
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OFFICIAL.
TKEAsuRY DkPARrMKKT.

.-..r .... TREASURY DkPARrMKKT.
November 30, 1856
Notice hereby given holders of stock OF the loans Of
United States, this department will purchase
ID Of March unless the Of S shall
ously obtnined, will pay addition accrued
dividend Of
together days money reach
the vendor, following premium said
For the stock of 1912, premium Of 10 per
tock Of s7 and lsiS premium Of per cent? and
Of 1885, commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock
premium of6 per cent
Certificates Of stock transmitted 10 the department.
ce assigned the United sates party duly
receive the proceeds IL between
day January NEXT the must be
assigned by the steckholde or will payable
corresponding deduction be
able for the stock.
Payment Cor stocks assigned and made
by dras the Assistant Teasurers Boston,
Philadelphia, the option OF the parties
money which should expressed the
certificates. tgs. sa JAMES GUTHRIE,
Nov -dt3dMnrchin Secretary Of the Treasury.
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The person will be entered books, uAlSs
she payment % the subscription be made An
Distant subscribers forward by letter, the
which viii be paid BY and m assumed BY ourselves In
safe TRANSMISSION.
The UNITY IA ERt b"sh dHi-wsaky during The -Hs
sions Of Cong and semi weekly daring the recess
Subscriptions Tor period less year will be received
terms propoIioBed 20 the above annual rates.
0o-POsTMAsTERs authorized ageuts ana
BY sending DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed,
RVS WEEKLY subscribers, with s25 enclosed, will be
titled a copy grafis
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RESTAURANT.


ID. kernois Hotel Psnn.yipania apenu beeen l7h and
lSh streets, Washington, d. o.
1NHE PROPRIETOR and the public
hnt this restaurant recently eslabhed ON the most modern
and improved with dining
mshed In the latest and
eona French recently from he has
gained exsnie hs business
and the proprietor hmssf has distinguished reputation both
IN france and hi@ and
s he auiers himself satisfaction
nose who may favor him with their patronage
Attached the
OF wines liquors. and other d.cncies OF the Hot
shd cold lunch H. until l9 The
u received, stock Of cham
Raene ciaret with Of the finest
hqucurs, trucs which
any other houe in the city, per box basket single to,e
fnvale dinner supper parties shed
shortest notice any Of the city jelly
and all description OF confectionery business. :.
Jan 7-eod3m
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Mr. TAYLOR | cannot submit 10 be interrupted any
mo. e. IL consumes too much of my time. will read the
lett n which the gentleman from Virginia desired 70
read II is As follows:
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WAsTED.rcrsons desiring give private parties
ne supplied with French ~ his
vices on application GAUTfER's REsTAURANT,
peco-2aw3moi 252 Penn. between larh and 18th.
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hmANACH DE GOTHA for 1857 giving che housc-
holds and personnel Of each government Of Europe.
Jan nm FRANCK TAYLOR
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
& H S 2

TRAINS leave Washington for Baltimore
Al and az. .. M, and 3 and AZ, p n. ..
On Sunday, at4A, m.
Leave Baltimore for Washington r
AJAX and Ok, d. m and . and 54 p .sa .. ...
On Sunday, at AZ, a. m.
Passengers Philadelphia and New York will take trains
6K, and Az. s. "t afta #."f E0-'.
ParssRgsrs Annapolis az Az
Do for Norfolk I" (" ek and 3.
q Do. for the West g. and Ak, connect
Ing Ut Washington junction. -tt 1M. I'aa ~
TIL. PARSONS, Agent
ian I7-dF esa.
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Misses Rockers

Misses Rockers
English and French Boarding and Day School Young LADIES'
-' AGA E street, betwcen Srth aud Sercnth streets
THE Of months will Monday,
ruary 2. E -0.. .l.# 3l'.. #
containing application
principals bookstores.
REFkREEcKs
n. Cummins, Rector TriRiiy Church, Washington
Hon. Robert McCeIand, Secretary OF the Interior. .
Hon. w. w. aeaon, Washington.
Hon. J. A. Pearce, u. g. Senate.
Hon. A. g. Brown, do
Hon, Asa Bcrs, do 1.'
Hon. w. w. Boyco, House Of Representatives .a . e..
Hon. Bayard Clark, d. .... ..
RI. Rev. A. Potter, D. D., Bishop of Pennsylvania.
r. Rev. O. r. Mciivane, ID. d., Bishop of Ohio -..
Jan 30-5t fs ....E~ ....a.. ESQ a..... ...
T,HE INAUGURATIOS.-Thcm extensive prepsrauoa is
being made for citizens toilette
iclcs, such sHsHE bts7 sts. #.aat .. .....
300 new-pattern hair brushes.
sp.att 10 dozen India rubber dressing combs
gross OF brown Windsor
10 gross OF English honey sonp
OF Farina German cologne, &C.. &C., at
PARKER'S
Fancy Comb and Perumery Store, under National Hotel.
Feb f. DIR ~ f. .
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WATCH Repairing and Eng aving.-W Watches, chro-
W aud pocket mekcepsrs Of description repaired
by skilful workmen warranted perform accurately.
Engraving OF description done in tho best STYLE including
the cutting OF notices. and Initials stone.
~ Visiting and wedding cards elegantly gayed aud printed
'.".' NJ. w. GAIT BRO,
Jewellers 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan 30-n Between 9Th aud I0th
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University of Virginia

MEETING OF Board of Visitors Of the University Of vi
"A ena will be held ith of February appoint
lessor NJ history and general literature.
communications bonrd In reference to The apponimen
s. NAUPIN,
Dec ls-3aw6wcp Chairman OF the Faculty