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Pianos, 20. e.ss
" fr ~ : ''---I PIANO FORTEs.
WILLIAM KNABE, 80
tssn1or oertner in the late firm Of

WILLIAM KNABE, =S
tssnleI .sItRer IL the Iats firm Of
PXNG sndsr Sha e ssI an s1ana .na
snd GG Ea,.S ~ sss SS st.Ds
pcs5te the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
90 .ses apa E0Gm
Hsss, Hsss,' Sa shs premises partly b MT
and highly finished grand and square Piano Foftes:
octave. some with double KEY boards, douSe fesd,.
and stops to suit small churches.
ss Sa sSs
liberal terms.
gold medal at the Fairs Of the Mary land Institute
two successive years-Ootober. 1855, and s56-n op-
Of the best makers from New, York, Boston and Bal
timore; We were also awarded the Erst premium at
n and TRsy nave . ase Sson aSa1ded y
the highest e premium ssilysT msda) at the Metro
Ia addition to this are In possession of teetimo
mails from the most distng he'd professors ano
spsakns for themselves and others so Of
the hlgh appreciation In which our instruments are
All Instruments are guaranteed for five years, and
pT',yHeEe of change is Ersnted within the hrst
W6.Is:aIs & SssisT: win! sna /, to .A'u .dv.ns.s.
mar is-iy ~ '' A 3D. WM. w I'm RSABE CO.
AIfE MUNE OF RAVEN, BACON CO.'S
n L superior r PlANOS, just arrived at thez5-n
WareroOms of eSSfssrsSs33
w. G. METZEROTT. :1Stt
Second hand Pianos for sale cheap ne-tf
NUNNS & CLARKE'S
orHzsRzHEGt,5p HAttEHG, p$fIS syfss eS;,s!T" g aI5s
Constantly receiving and for sale only by
..-.- JOHN F. ELLIS,
sos Pa. av., between 9th and 10th SITS
Purchasers will find 1t to their interest to examine
Pianos. " 0
Stools, Covers, Melodeons, &o., &C., also on
nnnu. N l6-tT
THE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. G. METZE-
Il ROTT, corner of Eleventh street and-r-az,
pennsylvania avenue, is the largest andSVr7
only complete Musical tabshment int . Sef
the District of Columbia.
Bacon, Raven Co 8 and Rosenkranze's cele-
orated PIANOS are always on hand in great varie
V also, Princes superior MELODEONS.
Together with an immense stock of Musical In
stTuments and Sheet Music of every description.
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M E

ME
GREAT UTHERN MAIL LINE
Twlos DAILY, (Sunday niStts excepted between
WASHINGTON CITY and the o HI via
ALEXANDRIA, 6ORDONSVILLEA AND RICH
Lesves Washington az 8 O'Clock q. n.
Washington at O'Clock m.
For LYNCHBURG and the SOUTHWEST.
Le1ve Washington at O'Clock a. I'm, arrive IL
LlNCHBC RG next morning at a. m, oonne ctlne
With the trains on tile Virginia and Tennessee Raj
Reed for MEMPHIS. Mai Stages from Char
ottesvllle b. Lynoabur a distance of 50 milee.
Fare from Washington to Lynchburg, S7.75.
Tae steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh
street being owned by the Railroad Compa any, runs
in connection with the trains.
Tickets for Lynchbury procured Oh the Boat.
IC5" o,nnlbuses and Baggage Wagons will be 6t the
Depot of the Washington Railroad. to convey pas
sens and baggage to the Steamboat. for AIsxan-
dTia, a distance ofsix miles, allowing ample time
for meals.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
Alexandra. July, 1857. " eff
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Traveller Directory.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.


NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FoR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
&AM s
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent extension snd Improvement of lts Iesd
ing connecting lines at the West has required an en-
IRE revision oi the running arang eents road
Is. 1857, Three Daily nn9 ai TRhiNs VII 9ns rus
81 MMstST5s
from Camden Station, Baltimore, at An, oepi
sunday stops a way stations and arrives at Cum
seOCnd-.The MAIL TRAIN start. tsunday e1-
SePseo) az 40 a. NJ. ana arrives az WheeIng az q
trains for CoIumbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lou
of s h9S and %
& Gisyelsnd Dad, and also at ParkersburE with Ma
,Third.The ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI
EAPK hSS IkAlN leaves daily at sos p. NJ, oon
and SSuPs s' SS
roads for ChilioOthe. Circnnati, etc: These trsns
Louis, and al Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and
MIssssIppl Exprsss for Louisville, Cairo and St.
Louis through 20 ST. Louis IN less than q hours from
Baltimore. By this train the rims to all the central
and southern places in the West much less whlls
the shortest of other routes. From the West these
connections equally CLOSE and Satisfactory, ar
irving at Baltimore At $50 A. nj.
III Baggage checked through to all points.
THROUGH TICKETS sold at lowest rates o.
Camden Ststion and at Washington, ID. G..
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington NAV
cteic the entire road BY daylight, by taking morn
ing trains, and yIng over at Cumberland or Oak
and, and resuming next morning by Wheeling 40
comDodation train, leaving Cumberland at ano
Oakland ct 10.s0.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Ihe Cumberland Accom- modal ION Train ct A M.
viii stop at ai Stations east of Cumberland, and the
w heellng Accommodation ct alf Stations beyond
Cumberland going West. Eastwarsiy, the Mar
Train leaves " heeling at so A. Nj. and Aocommo-
dation leaves Cumberland at 9, reaching Baltimore
at so p. Nj.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH, between Grafton and Parkersburg, way
passengers viii take the Express westwardly and
the Mail eastwardly.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. NJ,
stcppng AT way stations. Leaves Frederick at rs
A. NJ, arTlvIng OF Baltimore n noon.
The ELf.ICOFTS MILL TRAIN leaves at SIS
A. NJ, and Sis P. M. Leaves Ellicott's Mills at :
A. Nj. and = z. M, except SUNDAY.
For tickets, Information, fare, &c., apply to J. T.
ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket office, Camden
station. VIM. 3. WOODSIDE,
jy lsd Master of TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore.
{ ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
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limited STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINE
AND WITHOUT yAILuRR yoR EIsHT YEARS, TeI
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON ..-
VIA PANAM A RAILR DAD.
H.rsla, Saifixs Dnps SRA 4 9nfk of saek SpoStk.

CANTONESE many frauds and imposl- >e4Ak
tlons of various kinds have been istsly N3&4ks
perpetrated on ntraveLers bound to CALL
FORNIA, that the subsc.ber, the aniy auth9Il1eo
Agent for passage by the u. Mail Line via rana-
caution ali persons seeking passage TO CaLfornia.
that TO AVON IMPOSITION, they must pe onIeiui 70
nd the true Ofloe of the Steamships OF the u 3.
Mail lime via Panama Railroad. rs no other ofnoe
in New York is authorized to engage Passase,
The Companies have only one ofhce IN New York,
which is at III West street. corner OF Warren street,
fronting on the North River, at the head Of the Com
P1IT1 n Obsssvs my sien over the door. -.
~ - Lw. RAfhoNp,Assets
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RYE AND BARLEY MALI, K. =, .... -. SO
CITY MALT HOUSE, corner Of West fslls av.
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Very respectfully yours, r. B. DRANE..
Rector of ST James, Parish

Having been induced by friend to visit the estab-
shment of Mr.. Tobias for the purpose of trying HE
glasses was furnished with pair slightly colored
blue, whice have afforded rel ief and gratif-
cation than any have ever tried. My sight, origin
ally very good, injured by writing and reading al
night, frequently to avery late hours but with the
aid of these glasses | can study almost late
ever, and that too without the pain have previous
ly suffered. JOHN WILSON,
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and Alexandris at Ga O'Clock, when her usus
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bait fBrtwG6ren6 S%DrrQt9tg WGrter. Ae unb Gtber, ebeufD
2oatCn : 9r7Dn : Stout, bic befen 6Orten, gGranttrt ale tw
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tauft. &Geint8er @eent in Baltimore fir Smiths pblabels
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nusen, Ieaen Ste Reifen in ~ Gaeen Surad unb fabtsn tn
Ddeen, Sic auf Oas Gaerteareafs anb nit 8~spPlfertsH Stsen
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Singers 0eTbeRerte SSGbuanfcbtne.
9tete 1tatHtns pnr6e MAD einen unpartbettTden 0erfuhe
anf perpdr1ler NuS1teuune nit BEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. belb6nt.
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ISerefnfobt baben. sic ltefert ieBt bSppelt 70 DteI Irbeft ala
unb tt bic etnJiGe Ntai6tae, bic fetne Dnb srpbe ,5abri.
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Ser 1O5 8altimpreftraBe, Baltimore,
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auf BEN alten Wlase "
g2o8u I, 3, unb Z, geDrp @utatD StrQRe.
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beren 8trrna pabrenb Der legten 10 Sabre Su Gbetl ipurbe
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FERN.
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ebe Ie ib anoerUdrtS umieben.
9efGnNt9 S%errdtbt8 cine IuSpatI BON 0eIpbepus
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The Responsibility Fixed.

From the adjourn ent Of the last Legisla-
ture 10 the present time (ssys The State SENT
nel) the Black Republican leaders have been
making dilieent efforts to relieve themselves
Of The responsibility Of refusing 70 pass The
laws necessary 10 maintain the government
OF The State, in which the honor Of every
citizen is intereste', without reference %
party affiliations, but every step they make
they get deeper into the mire. The leading
Black Republican press admits that its par
~ commenced the session with determine
ton 10 defeat. an organization 0! the Legisa-
ture unless its partisan schemes could be &C.
complished. They carried out this admitted
determined resolution by refusing 10 al
low the revenue laws 10 be passed, for the
avowed purpose Of embarrassing the Demo
cratic Administration OF The State Govern
ment, and II possb q" blocs its wheels"
The House Of the last General Assembly
was largely Democratic. Every law ne
cessary to sustain the government was
passed by that body, ia ample time to be &C
ted upon by the Senate. Tho latter body,
unfortunately for the public interests, was
under Black Republican control. Every ef.
fort was made by The Democratic Senators
to pass the necessary laws. More than .
hundred times did the Democratic Senators
move that those bills should be taken up
but ia every instance they were voted
down by the Republican Senators. Onls
one bill did they allow 10 be passed, ant
that was the Specific Appropriation Bill. il
which some Of the Republican Senators has
an interest. The Black Republican Sena
tors could yield their partisan purposes Z
pass bill in which their private interest
Y were involved, but bills which affected ih'
!, public welfare we're defeated by their IRE
! solu,e action" This they most candid.
Z admit. Il would be folly TO do otherwise
!. Tor such 10 the record. For all the conse
!, quences in refusing 70 pass the neccsssr
!. laws, the responsibility is fixed upon III
!. Republican Senate, and the people will hol
:. them accountable.
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LAID WARRANTS -- The Washington
Star says that an important change i made
ia this description Of property. By an act Of
Congress Of June Sd. 1858 They were for
merIy held % real estate, and conveyed after
forms and methods prescribed for real estate;
but this act converts them into personal chat
tells, makes them subject In conveyance, a.
Segment, &c, to the laws governing per-
sonal property In the event Of the death o.
the claimant, prior TO the issuing Of the war
rant. this act also provides that the title q
the warrant shall then vest 10 the widow. !
one l. len; and, II not, then L shall dcscens
40 other personal chsstels 70 the other herr
lor lcgstees.
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which the people had confidence, Civ
ing fair opportunity TO the citizens
Of Kansas to express their opinions at
the ballot box, and against which he
could not make an impression.
His statements in regard to the in
rigucs and uniairncss practiced in
conventions may all be very true as
liar rs those conventions are concerned
lin which he took leading part, but
las to those in this county, every OPP
portunity to hold fair conventions is
afforded. and ii they are controlled by
cliqncs Or wire pullers, il is assurcdly
the fault Of the people who sanction
them, though We certainly would have
no great objection to the method o.
choosing delegates proposed BY the
Judge. 1t occurred to MS, however, az
something little singular, that the
Judge should never have discovered
the great wrong in orr prescntsysten
of holding conventions, 50 long as lls
received a nomination from them, anc
We didn't know but a fear that h'
might not receive the nomination iron
fthe coming Princeton Convention has
a very forciblc tendency to open hi
: eyes on that point. At all events
! Judge IIovey gained nothing by hi
: speech in Jasper, and must have lei
here feeling confident himself that 8
1 far. at least. as Dubois county is cor
) cerncd, if he persists in his FOOLS
Z course, lie is doomed to q worse tina
= Waterloo defeat.
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COOP ACCOMMODATION. We would
say to our friends, and the travelling
community generally, that when they
20 by the way Of Washington, Davis
county, Ind, if they will put up a
the Hyatt House they will find Mr.
Hyatt an attentive and accommoda
ting landlord; his house is by a hun
dred per cent. the best in the place
his charges are reasonable, and fare
good. Try it, and our word for it yol
will find it SO.