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'RANsP ORTATION OF COAL TO CHINA
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment. andy


BuTsdu 0 Construction, Equipment. andy
- Repairs, August Is. 1857. \
PROPOSALS. sealed q nd endorsed Proposals. for
Fetzht 10 CANA will be received at this Bureau
until O'Clock. the 18th September next, for the
trans POTtatIon of not exceeding 400 tons Anthra-
titles AS may be offered, and the Department deem
proper to accept to be delivered to the United States
may be directed,
The offer will state the price per ton Of $40 lbs
Tor that delivered without pTuage any other ex-
ira charge, and also the rate ~ which denIurrage
will he charged. No other than cargo for the GOV
ernment 20 Ire recelv ed on hoard.
III the draught of water of The vessel offered makes
any lIghterage necessary In loading, 1t will be at tho
cost OF the vessel but good des pat Oh will be given
IN loading. For the delivery of the COsl within
reach of the ships tackle at the ports China Law
days will be denanded at the rate of one fair-wea-
ther working day for every 81 tons Of coal.
The vessel named must stand A No. /, and pass
the usual inspection 10y such officers may he ap-
pointed by the COn!IandHnt of the Yard where the
snip may be- and If not offered for pection within
three days after notice has been given the De-
partment Will make such other arrang eTnent as will
best subserye the public interest. The vessel must
be IN PHI ade pha nd ready tn load within ten days
aiter she has passed inspection, and the notice Of
acceptance given.
Wind ami weather permitting, the vessel must
sal within five day after being loaded and the bills
81 hiding signed; 90 heTwIse there Will DO deduct ed
IRON the money for each and every days de-
lay IN sailing beyond the FIVE DAYS named, n sum
equal To the amount demanded per day for demur-
Payment will he made with in thirty days after the
Presentation of receipts trlplIcate Of the delivery
of the coal by any Navy Agent IN the United States
t1a the bidder select, no will be designated
IN the charter PARTY. aug Ia-2aw4w
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MAGNOLIA HAMS. ....... ...
N 500 CHOICE MAGNOLIA HAMS.
Weare just opening, And we guarantee them un-
eQnaed by any Hams in thif city.
They were cured in Maryland expressly for our
sale. " "
III No authorized agents.
KING & BURCHELL
iy25 Corner Vermont avenue and 18th street.
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traveller Dirsctsry.
THE PACIFIC YA HItkys STEAMSHIP COM

One q the Steamship. Of his GGemysny, carrying
the United States MaiIs for ACAPUEO, ->AGsSS
CALIFORNIA, and OR EGoN, leavesAff8N
Panama twice each month. on the srri-S1>kb
val OF the United States Mail 8 g. Company steam
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York reru-
larly on 5th and goth of each month with the mais
and passengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and ap-
proved BY the Navy Department, and guaranty spssd
and SAFETY. q d
The Panama Railroad "a miles long 10 now COM
Pieted from ocean to ocean. and Is crossed In Sor
hours The baggage OF Is check ed IN New
York through to San Francisco, and passengers are
embarked at Panama by steamer at the company g
expense. The money paid IN New York covers all
expenses OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port In Panama and
San Francisco, to prevent detention case of aeon
dent 30 that the route is entirely reliabie-no fail
ure having occurred in eight years.
PASSENGERS leave Panama the same day they ar
rive at AspnwaI.
Conductors go through by each steamer and take
charge OF women and children without other protec-
tors. .r -
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at
the agency, In West street, New York, to
/. w. RAYMOND,-Or to
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS Il CO.,
h-1
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THE FUNERAL OF WASHINGTON.

The following from The Ulster County Gazette
Of Jan. 4, 1850, gives u brief account of the
funeral Of Washington:
GEORGETOwN, Dec 90
On wednesday last the mortal pa rt of Wash
lngton, the Father of his Country and the friend
OF man, was consigned TO the tomb with solemn
hOnors and with funeral pomp.
A multitude Of persons assembled from MANY
miles around at Mount Vernon the choice abode
and lastresdence ofthe iIlustrious chief There
were the groves-the spacious ayenues-the
beautiful and sublime scenes-the noble man
SONS, bat elias the august inhabitant was now
no more. That great soul gone. His mortal
part was there, indeed but OH how affecting ;
how awful the spectacle Of such worth and
greatness, thus to mortal eyes fallen-ycs, fall
en- fallen
In the long and lofty portico, where oft the
nero walked in all his glory, now lay the
shrouded corpse The countenance, still COM
posed and serene, seemed to express the dignity
OF the spirit which lately dweIt in that lifeless
form. There, those who paid the last sad
hOnors TO the benefactor Of his country took an
impressive and e farewell view
On the ornament at the head Of the coffin was
inscribed Surge sd Judicum''-about the mid
die OF the coffin, 'Gloria Dec" and on the silver
plate,
GENERAL
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Departed this life on the l4th December,
1T99- EFT. IS.
Between and 4 O. clock the sound of artillery
from vessel in the river firing minute guns
awoke afresh our solemn sorrows-the corpse was
mOved-a band of music. with mournful melody
melted the soul into all the tenderness of woe.
The procession wa. formed. and moved in the
following order Cavalry, infantry and guard,
with arms reversed music; clergy; the Gem
erals horses, with his saddle, holsters and pis
tolls; Colonies Sims, Ramsay and Payne, pail
bearers. The corpse. ColOnels Gilpin, Mar
stelisr and Little, pail bearers mourners :;
Masonic brethren; citizens.
hen the procession had arrived at the bottom
OF the elevated lawn, on the banks Of the Poto-
max, where the family vault is placed the
cavalry halted, the infantry marched towards
the mount and formed their lines: the Clergy
the Masonic brother and the citizens descended
to the vault, and the funeral service of the
church was performed. The firing was repeated
from the vessels in the river and tho sound
echoed from the woods and hills around
Three general discharges by the infantry. the
cavalry and eleven pieces of the artillery which
lined the banks Of the Potomac back of the
vault paid the last tribute to the entombed com
mander Of the armies Of the United States and
to the departed hero.
The sun was now setting, Alas, the Son Of
Glory was set forever, No, the name of Wash
1ngton, the American President and General
will triumph over death The unclouded bright
ness OF his glory will illuminate the future ages
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INTERESTING TO FAMILIES.

The following extract from a New York paper
cannot fan TO be interesting. In referring tn 81
the receipts of Teas this country for one n =
year up to Sth ultlmo. 10 says they will he H. Il
ea,0a pounds short OF the imports Of the year end
ing June 81, 1856, snd that
"The advance in black teas. 0olongs, since last
December, has been fifteen cents per pound; and
Young Hyson Teas, Of low and medium grades,
have experienced advance Of one hundred per
cent. over last seasons closing prices.
" Ii VIII thus he seen that the strong and rapid
short supply and active demand bat when il is con
sldered that We may hear at any moment Of the en-
tlre suspension of shipments at SHANGHAI, ard. IN
facf that, as soon sufficient force from England
strives 1T the seat of war, all Eve ports of entry ia
China wi, probably be placed under strict blockade,
hwould not be surprising 10 see Teas At much
higher hSure than they have yet attained"
In view OF these acts, we hold out very great IN
quoements for families 10 lay ~ their supplies OF
Tea H0ic. KING n BURCHElI,
iell-u Corner Vermont ave. and 18th street.
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au D.
STAPLE FALL GOODS.

JOHN II. SMOOT,
No. ll9 S. SIDE Bridse ST., Georsetotca, ID. c.,
has received and offers tn customers an assortmen nj
of goods adapted to the early all demands consist
Ing of the following, viz - -. '".
Plain Black Silks, oil the best make r.-.s. o.
PAN Modes and bright colored Muslin Delsines
Rich Fall styles Muslin De.aines, at Is cents
Rich English and American Prints. In great variety,
(fast coiorsI
New York, English. Rates Mills. all Wool, and
other heavier makes Shifting Cottons
Richardson's and Chances celebrated makes of
insh Linens
Black ard white Check Cashmeres for busters
Single and double width LupIn's Black Mousn De-
lanes
White. Red. and Yellow Paunes
Cassimeres, Sattnets. and Kentucky Jeans
ShITtIng Prints, striped and dotted
Ladies and Misses Cotton Hose, al kinds
Gents. and Boy half de-
Ladies and Gents Linen Cambria Handk'fs
Rich, new style Bonnet Ribbons
White Brlants, CambTics and Muslins
Table Cloths, Damasks and Napkins
Linen and Cotton Sheetngs and ruwsrgs
OsnaDurg CalIcos and Piad COftUns
HEAVY Brown Sheetings, Drills, and fine brown
Shlrtlngs
With her seasonsble Goods, which will be sold
low TO cash or prompt customers.
au - II ]. II. 8.
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NJ HI TIE SPANISH BRANDY. WHITE
WINE VINEGAR. &c,.&o.
nan pIpes white Spanish BRANDY. 4th proof
z quarter casks White Wine VINEGAR.
80 pounds long pepper White Jamaica Ginger and
- white and Yellow MUSTARD SEED.
r Iqsethsr with large and complete assortment of
fresh SllCEr suitable for the picking season.
FOR sale by WILLIAM NJ. GRIPS,
6I Louisiana avenue, between 9Th and 18th SITS.
4-eOSt
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IA1uf9ncs, %. '''''' '''''''
PH02E55sssT5 HNb 4 Fs&lSRR TWIN N 9fIsFEFi
TIE fSAlFEEs i 2HKsT5f ff1f4ft5ND INLAND
g FARMERS AND MECHANICS, 10.
X A nee COM P ANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE..

Astbo,ixsd Capital sla Ooom
OFNcK, NoRrHwRsr CORNER OF PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE AND 18TH STREET, WAsHINsTON,
:, DIRECTORS. ..
Hon. Thos. b. Florence, Charles Dingee,
Charles A. Rublcam, Edwa6d r. Helmbod,
George Helmhuld, Z. Carroll Brewster,
James T.. y call, Isaac Leeoh. Jr.
p,,y THOMAS B. Eh0RENCE, President.
LOCAL. SURVEYORS.
u Charles Walter, No. ss1 ID street. opposite City
John N. Thornton. corner LIST street and Virginia
James Williams, No. u ~ street. ......
vana avenue. ~
MARINE SURVEYOR.
opposite National Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thonlason.
Asfsorissd Capital and Assets l,S5s.a57 81
Invested in Bonds, Mortgages, and Good Securities
The following statement exhibits the business and
condition oil the Company to November /, 1856:
Premium received ON marine and inend risks to No
Ire pfenl III - I76,rS 81
Interest on loan S,7O4 ~
, Total receipts 49, .S4oo,ls5 6s
Paid marine losses. S64,427 o. ..e
Snid hre losses. 3,7T 50
Expenses, salaries, and oommis- ...... ..-.
,,slons. 45,439 W
Reinsurance, return premiums, o.
and agency charEes..--- ---.. T,474 Sc
-SI77,r2s 81
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A NOTICE TO ALL PERSONS WHO ARR
hlNTEEESTED have now on hand a SUD
ply Of our celebrated Burpn and xxx Ales, viii cb
We're brewed 10 our own order, ex pressly for the
southern trade aud WHICH, will arantee to keen
any length of time even in the warmest of weather.
All lovers OF good Ale can he accommodated with
the above at our Depot, 50 Green street. GEORGE
town, ID. C. Army & SHINN.
Nv
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HIPSLEY. ON INTEREST, ANNUITIES
U and Life Insurance. SO

4 l. and Life Insurance. SO
ti"aihers descriptive Geometry, with Atlas, $50.
iiaddon's Algebra lnr Sc instruction, $50.
EiectricIty, by Sir w. =. Harris, 5So
Galvanism, by Sir w. =. Harms, sec.
Halleur's Art Of Photography, SO.
theology, by Lieut.. Col. PortlOck, So
MIneIaogy, by ID. Varley, 75c.
Mans RudImentary Astronomy, SO.
u land on Ship and Boat Building. SIC
Ripping on Wasting and Rigging Ships, 56s.
Raspall on Domestic Medicine, Sc
SpeEcer's Art of Play ing the Piano Forte So
Donaldson on Clay Lands, SO.
Imported from London, each volume with numer-
Gus engravings. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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.otf MT, PARKER.
THE GREATEST HEATER KNOWN.

We desire to call the attention OF the Washing
ton pablo to the celebrst ed III eat called the -
PARLOR COMPANION, for heating Par 81
Tor and Chambers above. WV
The subscribers ntroduo sd this article In the CH
Washington market some two years ago, as an im-
Provement on tho l;atrobe: since which time they
hav ispossd OF and put up over three hundred el
Of which are wOr king witnesses Of their
For beauty and particularly economy they are unsnr-
passed, consuming no more fuel than one radirator
and aiorcIng the heat OF three. 1t is unnecessary
for to say its fayor we W m only ana hat
the testimony OF those who have used them is the
surest guarantee of their success.
For sale only by SJBI,EY n CIV
All -aD6t ISt,tos, NN ~" s's'
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Just RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT.
y corner Of llth street and Penn. avenue w,
large assortpent of AcoordeGns, Flutinos 10y
TremolOs, NiOlins, Niolircellos, Guitars 3X
Flutes, Clarionetts, Flageolets, Banjo., Tamir-
Ines, Drums, Flies, and Brass Instruments of all
description and waIrun'ed To be the best articles
imported direct by us. and sold Wholesale and retail
at the lowest terms.
Also. lot Of fine Strings.
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Balance remaining with the Company .sz2s,o51 q

Ths Assets Of the COMPANY are as foiIo,os:
Philadelphia city and county bonds. 6,84S 10
Railroad bonds IL 900 90
First mortgages, real estate. l43 500 90
stocks, collateIals, on call. $500 90
GUARD ana consolidation hank stock 49,. 5,ll5 90
Deposited with Duncan, Sherman Il Co.,
New York. ...................... SoGNo %
Deferred payment on stock not yet due. T,7OO 90
Notes for marine premiums 5000 So
que from agents, secured by bonds. .. S5,S76 ID
Premiums on policies recently issued, and
debts due the company ---....--..----- 2s,&7o 50
Balance In bank 49, 56 "a
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II E MO A h :, n,,r,,,son

~ NOVA l..
H. VIM. PETERSON
Having moved into the new Store <8t1s Penn
avenue, north side, between Sd and AZ sts., n.
mas Just received an extensive assortment of 81
CLOTHS, CASIMERES, and VESTINGS M
oil the latest patterns. any of which will be W6
made up IN his usual fashionable style. s-hA-
,,, tie Is also receiving large assortment of GEN
TLEMEN'S APPAkEL of every, description
FANCY ARTICLES. &C.: all of which he offers
on accommodating terms to his old customers and
others who may favor him with call. au 27-eolm
A l. COST.-ilaving determined To cophne our
a business exclusively to the coach and cabinet
branch of the trade zinc udlny Bar Iron and Steel)
we offer our present stock of BUILDING HARD-
WAKE, CUTLERY, RICULTURAL
GOODS, &c. II O., at cost to close out.
All such goods must positively be sold, aud If not
entirely closed out hy the 18th December will be dis
posed of at auction to make room for another class
of merchandise.
An examination Of prices will convince purchase
that on such goods there 10 chance for good invest
ment.
With increased facilities in the branch of the trade
to which we sha hereafter devote attention both
as to quality and quantity, solicit the increased
patronage Of consumers In full confidence that pr ces
Will be satisfactory.
ELVANS & THOMPSON,
326 Penn. ave-, bet. 81 h and 10th SITS,
(Amerlcan, Intel& Marlboro Gazette)
2-eOlm
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A CARD.-The undersigned have this day (Au-
gust ~ entered INTO partnership III the HOUSE
CARPENTERS ard JOINERS' BUSINESS;
anu, having erected r new and comInOdlous shop In
the rear al Jack son Hall between Cd and AZ streets
are prepared TO contract for and perform all work IN
their line Of business, either he city country,
with which friends or the public may favor them,
on sccoMpOdafIng terms, with promptness and dis
patch They respectfully solicit share of the pub
lie patronage. -.
GEO. W+GARRETT co.
They have several Houses and Lots for sale in
different parts of the city, accommodating
terms. - -...
an 10 colin GEO. w. GARRETT & CO.
IN CONSTRUCTING AND REPAIRING
~ Roads; hr H. Law, Civil Engineer; 81 cents.
Virgins on erniaHking lands from the sea: ~ cts
Heather ON the use Of Mathematical and Drawing
instruments; 81 cents.
Bakers Land and Engineering surveying: * cts
stevenson on Construction and Illumination OF
Light Si.l2.
To'nllnson on Construction Of Locks; IS cents.
Dempsey on Tubular and other Iron Bridges; 81
cents.
=, benson on Clock and Watch making and Church
Clocks; - cents.
Hgton on the Electric Telegraph; Is cents
Stephenson on the Construction of Railways; 81
cents.
Dempsey on Locomotive Engines: Sc cents
Armstrong ON Steam Boilers; 81 cents
Glynn ON the Power Of Water, aud on Pumps: Is
cents.
Pyne's Perspective; rs cents.
Imported from London, each volume with numer-
Gus engravings.
aug % FRANCK TAYLOR
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TREMOLO ACCOR Deems, a new inveutIOR
Il call and see them, 81 the Music Depot Of
w. 6. METZEROTT,
suE- corner Nth and Pa ave.
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L'ALL STYLE FOR 1887.
rZ'S, 2S6 Peunsylranla

Now ready al STINEMETZ's, aSs Peunsy Irsnia
avenue, near the corner of Thir-
].
teenth. the most popular Fall STYLES
OF Dress, or Moleskin HATS, to
which ne invites particular attention. 80
Having established the cash sys-
TEN, and finding il TO work well, he
will continue to make a discount of 49, n
ia per cent. upon the actual market SEH3V
price, masking the hat sold for S4(and @O
not unfrequeHty for So for the low price Of s. 81;
slight variation quality for S3 and for 50 50 a
superior quality for the money.
x good assortment of FELT HATS, CAPS, 30.
always en- hand, B. III. STlNEMETZ
aug 2l-tf go Penn. ave, near 18th street
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ORANGEAND ALEXANDRIA BALBOA
-

&ss b 1E
OR A so UTHERN MAIL LINE
Twice Daily, CSmday nights excepted between
WARRINGTON CITY and the SO UTH wa
ALEXANDRIA, GORD0NSVILLE Al Nd RICH
Leaves Washington at O'Clock a. m.
Washington al O'Clock . 20.
rHe from w ashlngtOn TO Rlohmond, as 50.
FOR LfNCHBURGa and the SOUTHWEST
, keavs washington at O'Clock q. I'm, arrive IN
EiNShst nj next morning NJ n. m, connecting
D uh me trains 1n the Virgins and Tennessee Rad
hoad Tor MEMPHIS. Mail Stages from Chxr
ottesvl,Ie 20 Is nchhurg a & stance of 90 miles
are rom " ashington 70 Dchburg, S7.7S
Memphis, Si.2S
The most expeditions route to the yi,x,r,,
Spllngs-only SIX hours stage travel TO the GreeU-
brler White Sulphur.
Leave Washington at a. m, arrive at WHITE
SGLfHU * the same night.
Fare from Alexandra to White Sulphur sia.p
The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot OF ssven,b
street being owned by the Railroad Company runs
In connection with the trains.
-, Iickets Tor Richmond and Ly nchburg procured On
,iD-umubussss nd Baggage Wagons will besttls
Depot az the Washington Railroad, to convey pa,.
sengeTs and baggage to the Stea mhaat, for Alefan
drIs, distance DISK miles, allowing ample tima
for meals. '''o
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
nI'NaiuIa' : uIy, 1904. ys-u
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C0O ADDITIONAL COPIES OF "ROSAIIE
COO the Prairie Flower" Just received. Thfsis
the most popular song ever published Sent by mail
free OF postage on receipt Of twenty five cents m
letter stamps. - ~ ''
! y9 I-'...s.s -. 80 JOHN r, ELLIS. a.
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RANKING HOUSE OF PAIKO & NOURsE.

keoknk City per cent. Bonds.
heokuk City 10 per cent. Bonds-shOrt .
davenport, Iowa. 10 per cent. Bonds. 20
St.LouIs County per cent. Bonds-short.
Lee County, Iowa, per cent. Bonds.
City of Evansville per cent. Bonds-short,
The above and other Bonds for sale at 81 oh rates
per annum interest.
kinds Of State. CITY, Rail road, and other Stocks
and Bonds bought ar solo. Also, Notes secured hy
Real Estate, negotiated or purchased.
PAIRO Il NOURSE.
IL Interest allowed deposits al the rate of sly
per cent. per annum when left for thirty days or
longer. iy a5-tm
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~ 2i-tf CT. BARTLETT. Boston.
EOR OLD POINT AND NORFOLK.

The Steamer MARYLAND will, on the 9Th OF
July, commence running regularly to IT,
the above places, leaving WashTstoR Essl
NESDAY and SATUR DAY at so'clocka m. Re-
tarnlng, wall loave Norfolk every MONDAY and
THURSDAY at o'clock p. IN.
She will touch, going and returning at OLD
POINT, PINEY POINT, BLACKISTONE'S
ISLAND, and the usual landings on the Potomac.
folk, FIVE DOLLARS.
je So-tf WIN. MITCHELL.
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Trayelsfs' Directory
- .s:s'
TRAINS Run AS FOLLOWS.

IhAINN KUN AS FULLOWS:
From WASHINGTON az a. m, conpectIng st
neAy with trains for the West, and 81 BaltIrlors
win those for Philadelphia and New York: at ~
:; m Tor Annapolis, Baltimore. Philadelphia. and
NV fork at p. IN. for Baltimore and NoTIO A.
any ~ hslay with Frederick tram.
81 YIN PISS az 40 p m. st Relay for the West,
Ner Ut Annapolis, Baltimore, Philadelphia, aRd
IN sunday att q, M, and an p NJ.
, .o. BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON az
ft2 ma ~ n M, s and SIS D. m
On sunday at ais a. m. and SIS D. IN.
-2ot..I n. VI. PARSONS. Agent.
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INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES.
MONEY LOANon STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS.
an Tiff Opposifs re Tysosu,x
DROGRESS IN THE FINE ARTS
PAINTING AND PHoTOGRAPHY COMBINED.
II TO APRIC Traits,
In Oil ColOrs, on Canvas,
MINIATURE OR SIZE OF LIFE,
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nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERR
- AND LEESBURG g, Va. via Chesapeake AZ

DASD LEESBURG, Va. VIA Chesapeake and
Ohio CanAl-The Packet Boats
GO and NJ. c. MElGS, will commence
max ing daily trips to the above points
and IA: g. Ritter, Georgetown, ID. c. every morning
att O'Clock, Sundays excepted; through in eight
hours leaving Georgetown st iseven O'Clock in the
Tornng, the Boats will arrive at the Great Falls or
washington Aqueduot, at 10 o. m, Seneca AZ i2n
Edwards Ferry at p. m. where a stage will be in
readiness to convey passengers TO Lsesburs Va
Returning, leave Edwards Ferry eyery day al nine
at sunset.
Through Tickets, SI.7s intermediate points a.
follows: Great Falls or Washington Aaueduot so
GENTS; Seneca, IS cents Edwards Ferry, Si.lS:
Leeshurg, Virginia, including COACH al.75. Meals
served on the Boats at moderate prices.
mar Is w. III. Il III. q. RITTER,
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DONALD KENN EDY.
No. 10 Warren Street. Rozbsry, Mnssqehxs

Agents for Washington-Chas Stott d. Co, z,
Gilman KIdwell 4 Lawrence, J. D: Gardner, Furry
4 No. Co, 2, Walsh Coz F.: =. Walsh. J. +. Stone,
Boswell, Daniel b. Clark, J. 7. Milburn, Dunbar
Dyson, Ford 4 Bro. Agents for GeorgetOwn.-R.
). Cissell, NJ Lentham, J. l.. Kdwell.
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Mr.. KINNEY, Of Roxbury, has discovered in ous
Of our common pasture weeds q remedy that cureG
Every KIND or HUMoR,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

Co.rLY BUILDIyG.--A letter from L.s1gaU
Portugal, says; "There As nothing o. per-
iiculsr interest to be seen 10 the city, go
cept, perhaps, chapel IN I'll cid CHURCH
about l6 by ls feet large and sal5 to bose
cost S4.00o,Oq0. 1t is bUj.l eim0at ent5re y
Of amethyst, ccrneljan, tePia, cagQra A.. g-
Bile, porphyry, and other precious stones -
The three sides are flled iH @ila mosai.
Plates representing serptursl aaf sayJesial
and At a short distance capEot 9c told trras
the original paintings Two ceuteiabraE .o
this chapel are said 10 have oo'i so 9ss b
peiee, Or silver, giIded ind are the e#F
things O value left by the FGench "bs BIZ IF
d Their worth