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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WlLLARDS' HOTEL-F T Stanly, CT; O :
North, Mr. follin, sc; b b Blydenburg and fam
MISS Brewer, NY; Hayne, GA; Il Coke C. h
Coke, u Nevins, Il OFT and lady Pa; l. ]
Tucker. w Pomeroy, NY; II II Mcfarland. n
); n TfuInbull, CT; T kershaw and child Mis-;
X Field M: III Hicken Everle c ScLmri.I
Ing, Ark; & l. Savage, Mass; J + Burrows, G b
Kellogg. VT; Capt f. Beckwith USN; Col Il
Murray, y HamP; Mrs Reed, W Reed Md: A p
Ny: ii L.aRentrie, Cal; r FesSenden, CT; George
CromPton, Mass f f Dunbar, ARIZONA: Hon J6o
Soaring, Monroe Henderson, NY; II Il BRYANT
Min; Dixon, NY.
Santmeyer, o; Geo Randolph, Pa; II GnrIev
Texas, III Duvall, Ohio; ZeiIin, Va; + Con-
nor, Pa; Holbroof, NY; b coke, Md; X ii
SlmpsOn, Pa; Count OF Den: III Hsrtpr y Y.
Barstow and fam, RI; III McCarty In, P,: q
n and Simpson, X II Pane Il A 6 reenouyb
Nd; j Farley, Iowa; Com Livingston, NYork;
U Hopkins. Yk; Daniel, Me; J : McCiel,
land, b Owens, Md; Allen Hand b w Mich
OILS, Mass; Chandler, Ill.
BROWNS HOTEL.-Wm ID Bell, Pa; A
GOodwyn, Va; III Siegrist and LADY, Mo: j ]
Faran. o. q Doran, 10; q Hasan ct; Lo-
bsnbine, NY; Thos HAYS and lady do: w Me
mann, Pa; Nj : Williams and family II Evans
Pa John Shaduck Md; ii Godsboraugh and la
dy, do Miss VI GOldsbOrOugh, do; J & Estep
do w III Allen. do; c a Perdcani, NJ; Jas IL
Stevens, lady, Ky; NJ Scroggins; r L Paine,
Md.
KIRKWOOD HOUSE.-w F Tbeide. Md. 7
McGrann, Pa; b Haynr, Ga; J Barbour. Va: "A
Z Scott. Eckridge, Pa; Leafcacher,
sampson, Schaefer. Md; NJ her and lady; B
Thompson; W Il Ashe, Nc; Judson, Md;
Danfo'th and daughter, NY: A e Rogers and la
dy, Mass; w Moran, Pa; Rust, J w Lakin, II
II Harrison, vi McCollum, and \ ] MARSHALL
Md -
UNITED STATES HOTEL j Bird and Ia
dy.Ea; Miss A Q Munford, NC; w Il Browning
* Edmonds, DC; w J Slaughter, o; A Hum
PhIsys, w ; CamPer, Va; McBiown, Md; w
n Metcalf, -; w Gibson, W i.aughbridge Md;
II 6'ayham, l. Linken, Tex; u Letter, : II Ist
Md l. " sley. Va.
W WASHINGTON HOJSE-A SpeIdin- Saml
DGnaAn NY " VI Norman, Neb; J III Wright,
ih"d4ry, III W Johnson, II Spackman, Md;
Martin do Richardson. Pa; X II Williams
Hampton, Boston, Ouio; Miss Clifton 6
A Young. Ill.
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IL The number of vehicles Of all kinds in
Pans is calculated to amount to % OO0 and so 900
horses.
IL The following toast was recently given :
"The Ladies-May we kiss all the girls we please
and please all the girls we kiss"
II "Gour house is on re-" said a STANCE r.
rushing into the parlOr of sober citizen.
"Weil, sill, !" was the answer Of the latter "to
what cause am indebted for the extraordinary
interest which you manifest in the atfaiIs Of my
house ~
III 1.-THE Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table,
makes a capital hit in the following:
"BostOn State House is the hub Of the solar
system. You couldn't pry that out of Boston
man If you had the tire OF all creation straio ht-
ened out for a crOwbsr
II Notice was recently served upon Thomas
ClaTk, OF London, that the walls OF a building
owned by him had been condemned, and would
be pulled down. Ii found that MI CLARK
had been In prison for more than forty years for
contempt of court.
IL Nose Is good Judge OF human nature,
anu IN describing men and things makes use OF
many quite original figures of speech, some of
which are more remarkable for force than for
grace or elegance Somebody, on one occasion,
was praising young lawyer a. ga dish smart
fellow" and asked Nose if he didn't think he
was about the tong ueist man In the county! Yes.
SAID Nose, "smart talking man. bu, tapped too
low" NV hat do you mean by that Mose1"
"Why, just this-if you tap barrel Of cider too
near the bottom, il always run. emptins That
man was tapped too low
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand of the people from all parts of the
country for a new edition of this Book, bringing
down the statistics to the present time, such that
il cannot longer be disreg arded. 1t is sufficient
known throughout the country to render particu-
lar description of 1t unnecessary here; suffice it 10
say that it contains the evidence of its having
ceived the voluntary and generous patronage of
both Houses of Congress OF It's having been adopted
by the Suplem Court as q standard edition Of the
Constitution of the United States and of Its having
received the special appreciation of some of the
wlsest statesmen OF the past and present age. IL
has been pronounced by them a suitable fires side
companion for every American citizen, and as text
BOOK for the rislng generation of the schools.
Editors who venorate aud support the Constitu-
ton, the sentiments of Washington and the prnoi
pies 1t embodIes, have heretofore given 1t their
generous and valuable support.
booksellers and others who may desire to obtain
IT for the supply of those who desire to possess
the new edition will please address
WILLIAM HICKEY, JR.,
m2-H Washing ton City. ID. e.
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II Medicine have beeu phXeu tholf Ut
most to produce TINS best, most per-
feet purgatIve which IS Known 10
man. Innumersbe proofs are SHOWN e sns, ne
ordinary medicines. and that they win unprecedent,
eddy upon the esteem of all men They are SAFE snd
pleasap TO take and powerful to cure: Their pene
trsfnr properties stimulate the vital activities OF
the body, remove the distractions oil It's orsans
purify the boo0 and pei disease. They purge OUT
he ioul humours which breed distemper. stimulate
sugglsh disordered organs into their natpraI ac
ton ard impsrt healthy tone with strength 10 the
whole system Not only do they cure the every cay
complaints of every body, but slso formidable and
arous dis eases hen have lssftisd human skill
While they produce powerful effects they are &C the
same time, diminished doses, the safest and BEST
they are pesssS to tsfe, and being
purely vegetable, hre free from any risk OF harm
Cures have been made which saTpaSs belief were
they not subsantlated by of such exalted posi-
ton snd character TO forbid the suspicion Of UNI
have lent their names to certify TO the public the
liability of my remedies, while others have cent me
the assurance of their conviction that my Prepare
tons contribute immensely to the relief of my aio
| ted suffering fellow men,.
my American Almanac, CONTAINING directions for
their and certificates Of their cures Of the fol-
Cosfiveness, Billions Complaints, Rheumatism.
Dropsy, Heartburn, He.dsone sTIslng from foul
stomach. Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid lnaotlon And
pam arising therefrom, flstnlency, ioss oi Ape
| lite, all Uicercus ard Cutaneous Diseases which
require an evacuant MED Icine, Soroiula or KING
EvIi. They also, 10y purify ing the blood aud stlmu
| atng the system. cure many complaints which Il
won ID not be supposed they could reach, such as
| Deafness Partial Blindness, NeuralgIs. ana Nerv
Gus irI.tabhty, Derangeinehts oiihe Liver and KIDD
ney - Gout. and other kindred comp ANTS arising
from low state of the body obstruction of ITS
functions.
| DO not be put of by unPrincipled dealers with
some Othor pill they maize more profit on. Ask for
| AYERS PILLS. AID take nothing else. No other
they give You o"mpares WItE this Ia it's int
value or curative powers. Ihs SICK want ths beat
and there Is for them, AID they should have II.
| Prepared by Dr. J. e.. a r., Practical and Ana
| lytioai Chemist, Lowell, Mass Price p cents Per
box. Five boxes for 81.
| S.ldby ID. GILMAN, Washington, ard by III.
| COOK, Alexandria and by ali dealers every where.
ap 9-4mr
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M WORTH READING.
w III it that many sud or and pine and az

M WORTH READING.
w Is IL that many sun and re pine and drag
out a miserable existence, united for the enjoy
nents, and even ordinary pursuits of life, when re-
lief may he obtained and health and vigor restored
by a treatment at once convenient and safe, well
al permanent IN Its character!
To those who have suffered long with dlseA se,
utImaflng IN loss of appetite, vlgor, aud distaste
of SOCIAL Joys, the undersigned tenders his profes
sIOna services, assuring the sufferers, candor and
sincerity, pleasant convenient and proper presorip
lions a thorough cure ard sound body and mind,
without unpie >sant restrictions hInderance from
Ordinary business pursuits.
Al diseases of a DTivate nature, from whatsoever
cause either recent chronic structures, lrnta-
BILE bladder, &c.-slso, ScTcfula, Asthm., Khsuma-
item, Piles, O., skIfuy and successfully treated
DIR. Harris can De consulted daily, between the
hours of 10 a. NJ and p IN, ard Ia 10 p. M. at his
rooms, 1924 Main street, aDOve lth, aid oppo
site the American Hotel No. VI, Sd floor. Entrance
on Main, 4th door above lith erect.
Ladies OF delicate Constitutes, or those suffering
from complaints peculiar TO their invited to
communicate send thor address,
In order to satisfy an oft-Imposed upon commnnI-
" that there intention tae part of Dr. III. to
humhug them he b, IS - state that no fees remu
peration will bc received until entire satisfaction
shall he given.
Patients out of the city, and who cannot make it
CONVENIENT TO call, by stating their case, nave
medicines and prescriptions seLt to any part OF the
country.
A new and strictly non-mercurisl treatment for
Old constitutional cases otSyphis. Call oB upon OF
address r. Il. HARRIS, NJ. d.,
Consulting Rooms, 81, Sd floor, opposite American
Ich Va
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m CA r X A G 81.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions to his
Factory making it now one of the largest. HAS,
in the District. whore his facilities torSHJEX
manufacturing all kinds of CAR-MS2S
RACES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot be sur
passed, and from his long experience in the bust
ness, he hopes to give general satisfaction.
All kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept on
hand.
An REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
~ attended to,
Second hand Carriages taken in exchange for new
ones. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
loft corner or i4th and + SITS.
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Medicines.
M THE EATEST
Ul e ID A l. d. Gov Il kY
OF THE AGE.

l.S:s; IL. y :''
",n' IIs fTsS or .'noi.
f2s vsrsf Sersfs!s dsw. to . ss~.s.ss Pss.,Is.
never fsiied except in two GASES both TSunds1 AS
NOR. He has now In hls possession over hundred
Sert,noAtes Of HsFAue, al within twenty miles Of
Two bottles srs warranted to care n,r.inr Sore
One TO three hsttIss viii esrs the worst kind Of
Tvoor three bottles will clear the system Of Biles
Teo bottles are warranted TO cure the worst
Capksr in the Mouth and stomach:
One oT two bottles are warranted to cure all Hs-
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
Ears and B!otoheS among the HAIR;
One bottls viii cure so.ly ERUPTION, Of the skia.
worst kind of X irEworm.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
most most desperate case Of Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottles viii cure the worst case Of
A benefit always experienced from the ar.t bot
tie and perfect cure u warranted when the above
Nothing looks so improbable to those Who have in
90 wed on the sRs
has e nor
a. sSs
Of Boston. know the effects of 1t in every case.
Ii has already done sCme Of the greatest cures
done IN Massachusetts,. rave It to children year
wormy looking children, who're nesh was soft and
dsbby, restored TO perfect state OF health bv one
botus.
bottle will always cure It. 1t gives great relief in
oatarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken II had
been oostve for years, and have been regulated by
but where there any arrangement of the functions
Of nature, 1t will very slngp fee lngs but
mus ha mad IA
from four days to week. There is never . Esd re-
suit from IL; on the contrary when that feeling 10
CONC, you will fes yourself like . new person.. l
heard some of the most extravSgeut of il
that ever man listened to
In my own Practice always kept il strictly for hu-
mOrs-but since its introduction as general family
| medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been
found in it that never suspected.
Several Gases of epiieptIo ts-a disease which Wa
| always considered incurebs, have been cured hy .
few bottles u, what mercy If 1t will prove enec-
tuGi In a. Gases OF that awful nla!ady-thsre arc bat
| few who have seen NOES of t than nave.
| know ofseveIal cases Of DIopsy, al OF them stsd
| Liver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, T ever
and Ague, Pain in the SIds Diseases of the Spine,
and particularly In Diseases OF the Kidneys, DO, the
discovery has done more good than any medicine
No change of diet eyer nsoessary-sss the host ysx
| Dirsetioss for Uss.-Adrlts one tablespoonful
per day-children over ten years dessert spoonful
children from FIVE to eight years, tea spoonful Az
take sufficient to operate the bowels twice day
DoN Htf'bAf kEN NEpY.
| No. lD Wsrrss Street, Roxbs'y, MessssAssssfs'
Agents for Washinston.-Chas; Stott & CO., H.
Giman, Kldwe Lawrence, j. b; Gardner, BURY
| Martin King, Marin & Palmer, schwartz 6 Co,
Boswell, Daniel b. Clark, J. 7. Milburn, Dunbar
1 =, I'D. ali l.
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EVENING STAR.

III What a vague grandeur there is in Cole
ridges painfully powerful fragment, with this
very title of The Pains of Sleep'-what 4 wild
energy Of description, at once dim and signih-
can't concentrated and diffused -
But yester-nIght payed aloud
In angu,h and In agony,
Upstartlng from the hendish crowd
Of Shapes and thoughts that tortured me-
A Ikrta itEht, a trGBlplIHg thToHg,
Sense Of iHtolsrGbls tcToHg,
And whom | scorn-d, those only strong
Thirst of revenge, the powsriess VIII
Still bafiied. and ct burning stIl.
Desire with LOAF ming STRANGELY mixed
en- wild or hateful objects II Ged.
Fantastic passions maddenlng brawl!
And shame and terror over all.
Deeds to b. hid whloh were not hid,
" hIch all confu cd could lot know,
Whether suffer ed ar did, &c.
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ID - X T. & If X,
ROTE NIEn nv RnraI aftara u, "a,


Il ROTECTED by Royal Letters Psteht of
nEiand, and occurred by the Seals of the Ecole de
Pharr.ecie de P.rsand the Imperial College Of Nj Cd
cine, Vienna. Tresemnr No. is = remedy for Re-
taxation, SpermntOrrhPa, and Exhaustion of the
System. Tuesemar No. ehectually, In the short
space of three days. completely and entirely eTai
Gates all traces OF those disorders which copava and
cubebs have long been thong anidoie for, to
the ruin of the health of vast portion OF the popu
latoD. Trlesemar No. 10 the great Continental
remedy for that class of disorders which, uniortu-
nately, the English ply slcIan treats with mercury,
tn the inevitable destruction of the patients eonsti
tuition. AMI which all the sarsaparIiia the weird
cannot remove. TrIesemar Nos. y, and are alike
devoid of taste or smell. and OF all nRuseaing eualI
ties. They may lie the toilet table without their
use being spected Sold in TN cases and divided
in separate doses as administered 10y Veipesu, l.al-
leman, Roux, RicOId, &C., d c. Price IS each,
or four cases in one for 50, which IS; and in
81 cases.
Sold toy DIR. VI. A. BARROW, No. I57 Prince st 80
few blocks west OF Broadway, New York. Imme
dately on recelp OF the amount Dr. ii. will forward
the 50 cases of Iriesemar, ald the large sizes.
rage paid, thus insurmg genuine European prepare
tons. The S. cases also sent, but not free Of
rage. Consultations usual, froIG II n. till
p and from till al No. l57 Prince ST..
faw blocks west Of broadway. Sold Also toy j.
STUTT. Washington. fe ly
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(kANeEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILKOAU
nAILY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
~ AND LEESBURG. Va,
Va Ckesapsake All Ohio Canak

NNtAdDSNAc
TRRoUGH IN EiGHT Hours.
The splendid Packet Boats ARuO and NJ. &.
MElGS. having undergone thorOushsS.-l
repair will commence making regular .I--SS-t-S-3
trlps TO the alove points on Monday ,s@2>-<-es
March ia, 1853.
The BOais will leave the Wharf Of w. III. 4 a.
-. Ritter, GEORGETOWN, ID. C., every morning az
O'Clock, sundays excepted. an the foilOwiu Or,;eT
The Nj. =. M@lss on Mondays, the ArgO ON Tues
da, s, and returning every alternate day.
Leaving GeOrgetown ri O'Clock m the morn ne,
the Boats vii arrive a. the Great Fails, or Wash
lnetoB Aeueduct, at 10 a m; Seneca ~ IN; Edwards
Ferry p. where a stage will be readiness q
c"nvey passengers To lseesburg, Va. Re,urnns,
leave bdwards' Ferry every day al o'cock a. m.
and arrIvlng Al Georeetovn IL sunset.
Through tIcksts 3 IS
Inter" ediste points as follows Greet Falls or
Washington sQuecud 81 cents SeHe-a IS cents :
Edwards Ferry Sl.l2; Lees.Urg, Va, including
coach, 81 IS.
Meals served on tie Boats. Breakfast So cts:
Dinner 81 cts.
Persons wishing 10 visit the Great Fails Of the
fotomac, With ITS PICTURESQUE scenery. AID e1ain-
Inc the Washington AQueouct, lite tunnels, and the
grandeur OF Its operative Importance. guaranteed t,-
the citizens of the District by the fostering oaIe ot
Congress, wall have ample time 10 do aud rstE El
the same day.
A Coach will always he in waiting NJ Georgetown
10 convey passengers TO and from the Boats
Excurslon Parties TO the q reat Falls, half price.
Tor further information inquire al the Store II
w. h. d ii. u. Ritter, Canal " haIl, west of Mar
ket. mau
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ECRNITURE!-FURN u X Nj
II TIRE'r

kCRNlTCR E!-t,c T. ~ ~ RE!!-F n n =
Now in store the most complete assortment of
CABINET FURNITURE ever Offered toA
the pnbiic, embracing every article necessary VA
tic. TO which cordially invite all who are in
want of Furniture to give me a call, promising
bargains TO ali.
Handsome Parlor Suites, covered with Brocatelle,
and eceptIon Chairs,
Black Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Suites IN hair
Rosewood. Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads,
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Bureaus In great
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Washs,ands.
Black Walnut WaIdrobes, beautifully carved,
Oak, Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Sideboards,
Oak, Walnut, Mahogany Marble-top Sideboaris.
Enclosed Walnut Commods and Parlor Desks.
Walnut and Mahogany Etsgeres or Whatnots,
MaIhle-tOp and other Cottage Sets. from $50 to
sI75,
Mahogany, Walnut and Oak Exten.ion Tables,
Mahogany, Walnut and Iron Hat Racks,
Walnut and Mahogany Easy Chairs, IN hair, cloth,
Sud leather. Ma,nut and Mahogany Roeksrs,
Walnut Dialng and Office Chairs, hanrso
RUIN bottom Reception Chars, Cane Chairs
and Rocker, Of every s'y and price. Child
and other Lonkinr GLASSES, Tete-a-tete Sofas
Lounge Brdsteads and other Lounges. Iron
Redstesds and Iron Nashstands eathor Beds,
Wardrobss and Washstands, B.dsteads. Saloon
Tables, Washxmks, Tower Racks, WashstaDds.
Work Tables, Walnut snd Mahogany Crlbbs
and Cradles Walnut and Mahogany Bons casez
Piano Stools. TtHEd q Bedsteads, Ssttee era
dies, tampst0O!B.
Machines. G. w. BOrELER,
No. sIs, Iron Hall, Pr svenns.
ap 5-SawtSw hatw cen 9th and 10Th sts.
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Traveller Directory.
Baltimsre and ohie Railroad;

SIN At Err ARIA % r VI MIS-,
Md GREATLY IglprOued Schedules.
THREE THROUGH .nNNECTING TkAiNs
FROM f EHsEihS P TaH foR THE EEST.
lat. TIE cINc1ISSkTrf EMPRESS NAIL
starts at Sis a. m., allowing passengers unr ISr
breakfast at the keSy House, MUhnston juno
Grafton 81 40 ?. IN and connects at BeL weed on
The OHIO River, at u ?: m. with Ce,.iIai 0h,o
points, resebng Cincinnati A. ~ 3, W. next asy
ID; TIE GkhAT CINCINNATI AND 81;
LOUIS NPRESS connection icaN - wa hinstof
lInclucIng SGndsy, at s. > res ching CInoiueii
a. p m next day. sud oonE. cling d.ree,, Win ~
aud for -. Louis. Kansas, etc. TUNE, ffom Wash-
iugton to CIncnuatI.In 3 hours, or {" II Loans "ny
ID. %iNcINNATI. DAYTON, INDIANAPo,,
k6S,T TiAiMskf2s fERN Rxfk Ess leaves ieIOspt
SATURDAY and sunday al ?, W.. SsrSS Bsit,
more At 10 .. m. On sunday Might the connection
With TIN, Tram made b, the SIS ,. IN Irs'n from
TO view The Grand Mountain Scenery Of the Road
in daylight, take the 5.I5a m. orc ga Ireih h"m
For PsrS.r.burs and al Stations on the North
western VrglnI- Road take the ?. W. raih. OF
The w estsrn connexions from " ashIns'on and
Baltimore by all these Trains are the closest, most
tsre that the resources. Of the Ba tlmore aud ONO
been secured under tins arrangement.
TGrouth Tickets aud BeggsEe ecksto All SuNt
sNctb oe"e' f~'"'oS '~''
way PASSENGERS for the MAN stem of the
Baltimore ard OHIO Railroad VIII leave " ashins-
ION as f,lovs: For al points between NnshInst 81
JupctIon and Piedmont take the SIS a. m. train or
all stations between Piedmont and W bee!Ing take
ths ! %. VA. Tram. 10 connect with the Frederick
II = FOR BhI.fIMORE. pHILADELpHIA.
AND NEW YORK Four TRAINS LEAIS
WAShTNGTON DAILY for Baltimore, rs FOL
lows: A. SIS and 74s =. IN and 2.'5 ard p. N.
The SIS. NJ. and 3 Is y. Teams ru.k. cc"n.n-
tons al b BALTIMORE and PHILA DELPHfA
Jor NEW YORK, and s.s5 n. ma. Tor Phllaoe!P hlz
IGe 5'5am aud Is and .. IN. Trains make the
WESTER " connect at the Washington juno
ton, the Trans from Baltimore, as shove de-
tai ed. -
The SIS an SIS p. m. Trains connect with
fhe "a. a. m. and Us and .. m. Trains all stop
| a. Way Stations between Washington ard Baltl-
ON SUNDAY, but one Train. leaves Washington,
UpFR0M BALTIMORE FOR WASHING
TON there four Trans, 90 follows At 40 and
- a. ~. and and 81 p.
TIE hrst and fourth Of which viii be Express
The - Train will reach Washington at 80 a. M.
being peoially intended o accommodate st MMER
RESIDENTS IN THE COUNTR', A special
Train Will be run rom WhshI' gton Junction To
bring the Express Train Passengers arriving there
UFor Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
and further infoImatlGn, spPy 70 ,,.,s
TIlOS. IL. PARSONS. Agent,
At the Ticket Office, Washington station,
| Or, w. Z. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket A gent.
baltimore. May 10. 1853. mas
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Nor so BAD.-Ths Albany Transcript, which
has scboolmaster among its orators, is respon-
sible for the following
The principal OF one Of our select schools has
been sendlns circulars 10 the parents Of the pu-
pills, which, sigEed and returned, will authorize
him to inhict such punishment, corporeally or
otherwise, as may, in his Judgment. be proper.
The following answer proves that some of the
parents are pleased with the idea:
"DssT MI. RaiteH: Your fiOgging cIrcklar is
duly received. i hope as TO my John, You will
dog him just as ofn you kin. Heas bad boy,
Is John. Hithto I've bin in habit of teachin him
misef, IL seems to rue he never will larn anithing;
his spelling is ottragousiy defshent. Wallup
him well. scr. and you will receive my thank.
'P. 8. What accounts for John bein sich a
skollur is that he is my sun by my wife's fust
husband -
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.

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The Str.rners GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
COlLYER viii run regularly (loav- r.
Ing the Seventh street wharf at the SA<s1-zN
following hours:
LEAVE AIKIASnRIA
Geores Pdse-4L, 3, 20 a. IT.; ix&, s, and y. m.
Tkouds Collser-7,9 IL q. m: 2 and p. m.
LEAVE WASHINGTON AT
Gsoret Pdst-bx, y, III q. m.; "a. q, and .. IN.
Thomas CoI!ysr--3, 10 a. IA; l2S, IS, and 81 D.
Fare - Cents.
Wheiey's OmnIbuses connecting with the Pare
and Coliy leave the Capitol and corner Of 18th st.
and Pa avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
andrIa. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The COLLNER will leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and + IDA =, from Wash ma ton at
81 and Alexander at 10 O'clock.
mis- SAM'L BAKER, Capt,