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VII.
st. LArrazet Cs II Guin l945.
A Moncieu DpnOn BessiaS
AyocA / PARIS

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ARRIVALS At THE HOT6LS

NATIONAL HOTEL -ReyJ Al M c,Idwsu
msi pnvall, Md 5 wardman and lady, Pa
MIS- Bradley, RI; Miss Bradley Mas: All s
Gooeh, Va; Capt Montgomery and fam rS%. +
Mandsvilie, ! l. A Stanley Cal; Tho Butje-
n Cook, Ohio: o w Landreih, XIV; W T
Chsndler and lady. Va; G II Reiss Mass. i p
Eckels, Utah; Mrs n Polydon, Miss RI PaIrdon.
En2i Hon Walton and lady VT; r obert
N.Y. COL Polk, p A Brawner, Md: Dnncsn
my, non Jas SUMMATION and daughter, l. 2 Han-
,eom: Mas; Leslie, Va; w worthington. Md.
hon n Burnett. Ky; Mrs Brown, Mass: Cant
5ardi ner, USN; L ] Green, Car; I, g p Cal
gov blgleI and lady, Pa; Hon Allen, l.
M and NJ Finnali, Miss FinnsIi Ct. M,
capt X Whiting, Cal; Hon w a Kelsey, NY:
Brooks, do
BROWNS HOTEL.-Hon r F. Anderson and
,amly, Mo; L T. Wiac hell, do; T NJ Donoho Vs..
Miss L Sellman, Md; Miss C Walsh a. rT'
man, 90; q Harris. do; w Burwrl' do: q
Sichols and family, NY; M lawson, do. A HfI,
MoIton mT; w pTsnnin, Ga; T BsI,A, Md; J
nsrd, Va w Person, Md; Hon NJ rev., Id.
puoat and lady, Pa; NJ Ellis, La; Mrs
Hs M ara daughter, Pa; o w Laudrth. XIV;
Ala; Hon TRUTH, NC; ) Neil and Id ny,
Bruin and lady, do; w III CrommeIin do !
wilson, do; Mrs Arohbold, do r Seo,s DO.
Hsirs C1ief' do; Murphy, Pa; Jacob, o;
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-A Whimore
no; MI Hanger, do; 5 Hunter, Va; A Werks
ad' Sisso1 Pa; 9 MilIer,va; FARudd
W artson, 90; Hon l. w Hall, o; Mrs
Gar AID family, Tenn: B Wilson and la
Cay, do. " .>i Ill
NORWOOD HOUSE Judge watroos Ts,.
v, = Mecnlln2, do; SchIey, Md; Hon w Rel :
simmons, Nix Hon A Ahl, Pa; 8 M
S Sa1n ana lady, Me: Mechrens, Md; Hon j A
S'au 4orth, Ala; Field, NY; G Watson. ri:
HausewTgit, NY. III
WASHINGTON HOUSE DIR w Hud SON
John Clarke Tho Williams, Yk; N w Lyon
fIsner, John Randall, Mass; Jas Richardson.
ia; In Wheian, Boston; w m Johnson, Nc
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w, L Burton, the comedian, is playir e
W public library for women New York, il
TIE latest enterprise projected
VI The Marquis Of Bristol has entered his 9Th
year in good health.
III Sheridan Knowles Is reading At Rothsay.
having recovered from his illness
NJ VIM. T. Yarcy, Esq declines being a
candidate for reelection to the of Delegates
OF Virginia, from the county OF Campbell.
IL In Galveston and Houston and tia other
IeIas towns the yellow fever has ceased as an
epidemic. - ali
,R The late Joseph B. Whall, OF Boston. has
ien oequests to the amount of $4,000 to charita.
BILE Institutions. ~"
W chair has been made for the Governor OF
vermont from the timbers OF the old Constitu-
ton frigste.
W -. Browne, a school teacher at Brooks
vie, Miss, committed suicide on the 18th MI
oy blowing out his brains
10 T. III Moore & Co., Of Buffalo, have 70.
oefved the government contrac. for buildiny the
Dam at HarPer's Ferry, Va.
" Jamer Blrnry, the Oldest son Of lame.
% Blrney, OF Liberty party, fame, has been
elected to the Michigan Senate
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, dc.

The prevalence Of the above complaints NJ tsls
season generally has the Ell cot of bringing hos
OF professedy new specifics. and while some are
good, many are useless, and others even dangerous
The wsest course TO pursue is to consult tam
lily ply sioian, or otherwise only such remedies
efhcsolOus. Ofthis character is TYLrR'S C0N-
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Origlnsl.
y the favorite prescr pion OF eminent physIc,sn
It soon became popular remedy aud has cnntinu cd
to enjoy growing reputation for the last venty
years. In Gases OF 90 mmon Colds. Coufhs &c /,
acts like charm and in Chrome Cases RrnrcbIfls
w hoopps ough Group, Asthma Ir uer "a a
have usedIt.
Proe IS cents and 80 cents per bottle.
Sold BY Marin Palmer. Cbas. Sto.t &c Wash
ington Cissel. Georgetown; Petl& Stevens Al.
exandria; where it NAV be had so for
n LoxtnEeI form Price l2k and 2s cents a box~
Known as Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Carly
Oroes' as an ei.gaot. pleasant and eicacIous PuI
moDlc ozsnEe they are unsurpassed. 10 ~ I'm
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NJ TEETH.
DR. STEPHEN BAiLY,
OFFICE 1893 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Three doors from l4fA street.

DR.. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that
ne can be seen at ali hours, at his offioe, 80
experience of fifteen years practie 9, with SxI0
the large number of PATIENTS and great variety Of
otherwise, relating to the Teeth. Ills own expert
the profession. and especially Dire Harris and and
+. Parmy, has led hiin long since, to discard all
Enamels. 6utta PeIcha, India X ubber and Clements
for the construction OF Continuous Gum Teeth and
resble substance that be worn IN the mouth, az
was moot 'ncusively shown By the last American
Although he flatters himself from his long resi-
Se e0@ ana pr I,ao1Te IN washington ne Is yorsby
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the !ats Rector Of the ChsreA Of kpipAaay,
Dr. STEPHEN s.gI ssi ps arg Sir d,,;,. to
press my esteem Tor you personally, and my conf
denee IN you as superior dentist. The operations
hope tnat you may receive the patronage from my
friends and the PUBLIC that your skill SO we'll de-
Wilmington Aug sois ssr' INV FRENCH.
From one of the Oldest firms in Baltimo,s-
Messrs. Boggs, Cotmdn 4 Co.
:, Having employed DIR. stephen Baily, Surgeon
DENTIST, of Washington city, to execute for me an
to my entire satisfaction, and view ofthe aot that
one ofthe most distinguished members of the Dem
to perform the same work satisfactorily i gives me
great pleasure TO express my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
E1frdcfJ from note rseetced from the late Hon
John II. Clayton.
u. 9. Senate, Aug. la. 1856,
The teeth you made for me work admirably no
'hins could be O''''r Jo YAK fMEl'sG5Ir 2sfroN
To those seeking relief from the maladies of tho
tseth, can oheeruly recommend DIR. 9. Baily as a
superior dentist. He made q set of porcelain teeth
for one of my family, and plugged several teeth for
mvseif, and the work has al stood well for moro
shan ten years. ROBERT +. NIXON,
April Is, Lass. Va. Conf. NJ. L Church south.
We. the undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DR.. !. Baly
surgeon Dentist of this city. or having been cogn-
can't oil his operations on our fam friends, TAX
pleasure IN expressing our admiration of his
skill, as well az tie uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which ne performs the most dec and Difficult Ii
operations IN Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him TO the confidence and patronage of
the public, OF which We c0Gs!dsr HIM eminsntlJ
worthy.
THOMAS Y. WALTER, Architect u. 8. Capitol,
THOMAS MILLER, Nj, ID of Washington, ID, G.,
y. s. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID, c.
n. D. LINCOLN. NJ. D.. of W Washington. ID, G.,
jos n. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID c.
GzORsE WALTON, tx Governor Of Florida,
NALTBR LKHoX. Ex Mayor of WASHINGTON.
HENRY BALDWIN, L. s Patent Office,
DC: WIGHT, Principal Ritteahouse Academy.
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loaioiAoG.
UNn13zzfL G Z / B A Fl HkRxKr
WITH IMNYNsx
NOME AND EUROPEAN DEM/ED.

!. res.oss. d. natural oSIoi psrmsnenty sfsf Inc
thus makes t grow ON bald heads, removes oil dam
drun, itohlns and heat from the SOAP, sulets and
ache. and may De relied npon to cure al diseases OF
the soap AID hair il will stop and keep il from fall
and g used By me young two or three times week,
i will never fall or become gray; then reader, read
thsfoiiovlns and judge Tor yourselves:
n:..r. Q. J. wosD /. cs:-s.nse@ts: a.riss heard
hair b .. ssii. gray n.d. up my mind 20 ley ..ia. he
ago meme using your .rt,c to te.t 10 for myself
instics You vel for the eueo1rsrs
ment Who may be but Who having
willing to give
pro md The es. pro tHeiDs ocular d.non.tr.n write
direct them 90 for I.rthtr Ocf Who 10 and
Ny srursI color and ue6 improved In .y
vers way being gossisr and thick and mach
more healthy looking.
0.rnsr Of OOiumbi. and Carroll st., sroosIyp
LIvne.ros Ala, Feb. IL, lisa
ussS ,ocs ,ss 81 !, ~ Halt ke.ST s.. Tors
slightly dimnishinE for several Years suppose
.ssz Jour Restorative for six weeks and noe ts.s
have hns lead Of hair growing afsr having u.ed al
s.tls RENE y now eI.nt and .avis- a. who .nictd
that way to s's your remedy You can P.si.h INF.
PHILADELPHIA. Sent. .. 1857.
PRoy. woop-Desr Sir: Your RestorAtiveis pro,i
Itself highly henencisl 90 The aud the b.cf
part 81 my cad slmo>t lost
have used but half pint bottles
the my head Ia we'll studded Nth prom ,Ius
crop OF fsir and the r is also
lave Or ed other preparations without
thIuk from personal alton can
Induce many others to try IT. Yours, respectfully,
d. X. THoHAs N. D.. No. seS Vine Street
The Restorative 10 put in bottles Of three Sizes
VIZ large, med um and small; me small holds n a
pint and retals for 81 per bottle the me ium holds
. ar IN faFfI fhAn "a
small, retais for So per bottle; the large holds
quart 90 per cent. more In proportion, and retails
for SIS a hottie.
D. J. WOUD& CO.. rroprietors. sI7 Broadway
New ork, Tin the great ". Wire RsiIng Ia
:, And sold by all good druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. mo- IL SIN
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Why 90 the public from ell

the very liberal support he has met with ard hopes
W strict az ention to his profession to merit oOn
tInuance of ther patronage.
n; Z. w. wishes to inform the public that he has
MADE great improvements at ais Galers. which 10
well warmed and made all snug for the Winter
season; On hand, good assortment of Cases of the
latest designs. for Christmas presents.
X. G. WOODLEY,
no A-dtcecA Sl2 K street, near Wiards'.
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frsysls1' DirssesYy.
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SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWRST.
&&9E Eel 49,

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
From WASHINGTON ron THE WEST,
$500 as follows:
LIST. MAIL TRAIN starts at 7.<S q. M, (Sunday
ton, for Cumberland and Piedmont. -.
caichs66 EXPRESS fPREssA cc6tNNEchT lion ls a1
Washington st SO .. reschns CIucl matt AZ s-p
Train for Louisville. Cairo and the Southwest and
for St. LOUIS, Kansas. &c.
To view the Grnnd Mountain Scenery OF the Road
IN daylight, take either the 7<5 8. m. or $50 m.
trans from WASHINGTON.
western Virgins Dad take the "a o. m. Tram. For
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks 20 ali SuT
tiers, and every other possible fsoltJ VII 0s found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of tie
BaltImoIe nd Ohio Railroad vii leave Washing
For ali points between Warrington junction and
Piedmont take the as a. m. tram. u,,
For al stations between Piedmont and w heeInG
take the 20 m. Tran. To connect with the Fred
erlok Tram take ths 81, .. z. Train.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Q. me-, and 20 and IS p. On Sunday st $50 m.
only.
Leave Baltimore At as and $50 m. and $50 and
$50 p. m. On Sunday 81 80 m. only.
The 7tS and SIS trsins only wal stop u way s"-
tons aud Tor Annapolis connections. .
The7 IS q m. and 3.&n p. are the chief connect-
trains for the west, and the $40. 7.<5 and SEQ
,. m. trans for the east.
For further information inquire az the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Ticket once, Washington.
T. ii. PARSONS, Agent
noT Master of Transportation. Baltimore.
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wv FALL ARRANGEMENT.
w AsHINGToN AND AL EX AN d RI A.
A Boot Epe,y Hour from Each Place.

The WASHINGTON and Alexandra Steamboets Will
hereafter regularly from the foot L.
of 9Th street, Washington. and Kirg 3o&&AESc
street. Alexandra. ever. hour fToms
eacb place, from "a a.. IN. to IA p. 70 as follows:
From Washing tOn-Steamer GhO. PAGt-et
50, 9, and u q. M. !, 5, 5, and "a p. W.. >
From WashIngton-SteaR THOMAS COLL
IER-at 8, 10 a. ~. u NJ, 2. &. and p. m,
From AlexandrIa-Steamer GRO. PAGE-tt
81. 8. 10 a. m, L. m ~, 4. AID p. m.
From Alexandna-S;eans THOMAS COLL
SrR-st 81. 9. ~ q. m. I, s, aBd .. m, except
Tuesday and Friday mornings, vhen the Colyer
will run her regular trips 10 Mount Vernon, a.
heretofore, and omit her tups bstwe a Washington
and Aiexandrla from Ga m. 20 2. m. only.
The 81 So n. m and pa p. N boats from Alexan-
dria connect with Ihe trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North ard West.
The6L a. m. and IA .. ~. boats from Washington
connect Ith the trans of the d auge aud Alexan-
dria Railroad for the South snd Southwest. sc -
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a u ESIlON.-
"A parts of the
oityso to WOOD
LEY'S GAt,LE-
RY for Portraits /!
Because they can
there obtain q per-
feet likeness for IS
cents and upwards
and no charge un-
less the sitter 10
perfectly satisfied.
X. e. w God ey
wishes to return
thanks to his nu-
merUus patrons for
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EVENING STAR.
THE STRANGER ON THE SILL,

sI r. BUCHANAN RKKp
between the broad q cid of wheat and corn.
" the Io5ely home where was born;
me peaoh tree leans against the vail
Hno the woodoIne wauders overall.
ahere Is the shaded DOORWAY still
oet strangers foot has crossed the sill,
There 10 the blrn-and, AZ sf yore.
4 can smell tie hay from the ON an door
an9 see the busy swallows thronr,
bno pear the pewees mourufuI song;
Rss ne stranger comes-Oi painful proof
M snea'es are piled to the heated roof.
Hhere II tbs orohard-ths very trees,
nat Knew my childhood so welI to please,
: mere waIohed the shadowy moments run,
nne NE lmblbed more of shade than sun;
nRe swlng from tue b1ugh o IlI sweeps the air,
BUT The strangers children are swing ing there,
IL bubbles, the shady .prlng below,
w 18th Its burusn b, ook VI mere the hazsls rrov.
Twss ihsre found the calamus root
And watched the mInnovs Doll Sc aid shoot
nd sard the robin ave n 3 ing
But the strangers bucket Is az tins sprlug
o, who daily GROSS the sill,
step lightly, for love /, still:
AND men you crown tins oio BAN eayes
hsn think what coCntless haryesf sheaYaa
Hsve passed within hat sce' ted door
10 S1dden 81 60 that are no more.
lOhte State JosrsaI.
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SUPERIOR PURE OLD RYE wHISKEY
- for medlcnai use, price 81 per gallon or so cts
per battle. Many gent emen Of Virginia, Maryland
and the District, tall regarded good judges.l VITO
best Whlskey In the market.
EDWARD HALL,
Family Groceries, No. 30 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite Centre Market. no II eolOt
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~ KIMMELL HOUSE.
Il n Is Nice and commodious Hotel has just been
comp ~ cd and Wi be open for the reoep 4 4
lion Of guests on Tuesday, the Esd ms tant. vEHA9
This house will abound with comforts, lE:hS /
equal in every respect to every house this or any
other city he bar will be supplied with the best
OF Liquors, at all times. | have engaged Mr.. r.. v.
Campbell to assist and So per intend the house
The klmmell House is situated on & street, be
tween ~ and 6th streets in the immediate vicinity
OF the National Hotel, aud near the Railroad Depot
A. +. KIMMELL, Prop'r.
no 10 eo2m +. v. CAMPBELL, Snp't,
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CHEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.

SAMUEL KIRBY, MonETaetnrsr of Sxpsrio,
asd Fa,h,one5s Fsrnt.s,e. respectful ~ an "a
Georgetown, A Alexandria, and environs, that IN
his warehouse is now we'll stocked with su ]"
perb and extensive stock OF elegant CABl-
NET WARE IN Rosewood. Walnut, Oak, and
other desirable woods. such ParloT Dining room,
Library, Once. and Chamber Sets, all manufactured
In the most workmanllke manner, and warranted ss
stated. Prices very low. Funerals Undertaken
with promptness. SAMUEL KIRBY,
Warehouse-west side of 9Th street,
90 1s-eod near pa ayenue
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FURNITURE REPAIRED


AND VANISHED.
Sofas, Chairs, 10, re- covered, and packing Fur
nitnre attended to by JAMES WILLIAMS, No
5l2s7th street, I'd floor.
urniture Polish for cleaning and restoring to
their original ustre all articles of Vanished and
Polished Furniture, Pianos. d O, for sale by mtg
Bro, Odd Fellows Hall, or by the subscriber, J.
VILLA Ms. SO 7th street.
FOR RENT.-The third story of the building
no. SIP, 7th street, u hy so feat ae IA 81 WI
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nation OF ovIlize ed men, kYER'S CHERRY PIC
TORAL has been found to AFFORD more reiiefard "a
cure more Gases OF pulmonary disease than any her
tied consumption have beer cured by IL and thous-
anos OF sufferers who were deemed bey ond roach
OF human aid have been restored "a their friends and
usefulness, to sound health and the enjoy ments OF
lungs and throat. Here a oold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough the glassv eye, and
the pale, thin features OF him who WIS lately iusty
And strong, whisper to al but him CONSUMPTION.
He trles every thing. but thu disease il gnawng al
his viials and shows its fatal symptoms more and
more over all his frame. He is taking the CHER
made his breathing easy; his steep is sound al
his appetite returns and with 1t bis strength. The
dart which pierced his side Ia broken Scarcely am
neighbOr hood can be found which he's not come lv-
which have won for the Cherry Pectoral an i'm
pe1shable reIovn. But Its usefulness does not end
hero. Nay, II acoompl fishes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds ana coughs which il
dreadful harvest of incurabie diseases. Infuenza,
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness Pleurisy, w hoop-
Ing Coug and all irrtatIons OF the throat and un
are easily cured BY the Henry PECTORAIi il
tn snl, and they will find il invaluable profession
from the insiduous prow!er which carries of the
parent sheep from many flock and the DARING lamb
from many home.
AutaentIcated evidence Of these facts, with dree-
tons for the treat Gent Of each comp ANT, may be
found In Ayers American Almanac, of which we
publish three millions and scatter them broad cast
over the earth, In order that the sick everywhere
may have before them the information it contains.
nrugglsts and dealers In medicine generally have
them for distribution gratis and also for sale these
and Analy tical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold By n. ID. GILMAN. Washington, and by n.
COOR, Alexandra, and 6r All dealers essrywbere.
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EATATTRACTlONFOR THE LADIES.

No. E4 It'll ST., bsftrsen aad H street,.
GOTTHELF Il BEHREND, Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in FANCY ARTICLES, WOOL
EN- GOODS. HOSIERY, TOYS, etc., etc., have
Just received An entire new stock, the finest ever
brought to Washington.
They offer store Keepers and country merchants
great Inducements
Ladies purchasing for fairs should be cure to oaI
no 2s-eotJanl
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAY,
FRoA TBE Uyrzp S,..
VEGETABLE B4LsAM

OR FRaGRANT HAIR WASH
oi oedn,llyiIs AID preserving the III Al r. poasess-
M peoalar strengtheDInz and refreshing auaifie s
1 IL also removes DA NDRUFF and DISEASES
hitherto unattalu-b,e Msnnf.c,read " tao nal
Wholesale and retail, by oAo soiu'
John n. GIBBS, Wizards Hotel ard
No. 30 Pa. avenue WashIngton N e,