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III At Camp Floyd, Utah, the officers and
men are diverting themselves with amateur the
atricals. The company Is made up Of enlisted
mon, and the feminine part Is from the great Salt
Lake city. IL was ope ned with the comedy cali ed
"Used Up" and concluded with the :" Dead
Shot"
III The gamblers Of the United States are
holding 4 National Convention In Chicago.
They are said to make a decided sensation, be-
ing distinguished by their sleek appearance,
sharp looks and display Of jewelry. The pur-
poses Of the convention are-frst, to revise the
old rules and establish new ones for their games;
and second, to impose on the profession non-in-
tsrssrence In politics.
III Tbs following cure for cold has been Of
record since 1870:
Putte your feetts in hot water
As hlgn a. your thighes;
Wappe your head up In hanneile
AZ low a. Jour eyes;
Take quart of rum gruee,
When In bedde. as q dose;
With mum or four d'ppe
Well talows your nose.
IL SpurSson, the London sensationist preach
or, sometimes gets of good thing out Of the
pulpit, however stupid he may be In it. A Lon
don letter to the Portland State Of Main says
brother minister called to see him one day, rang
the bell, and when the servant came TO the door,
the Rev. told him to inform Mr. q. that a servant
Of the Lord wished to have an interview with
him. The message was delivered to Mr.. Spur
geon. Hum, ha, servant Of the Lord-telI the
person l can't see him, am busy with his mas
tsr.n
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Niscsllsnsous.
OFFICIAL,
TRxAsuRy DEriRrxIsr;.

OoCemDor y
SEALED PRoPosALs viii be received at this De-
partment until IL o'clock noon, of Monday the slth
Of January next, for ten millions Of stock Of the
United States to be issued under the aot Of 18th
June, 1853. Said stock will be reimbursable in If
teen years from the LIST Of January next, and bear
interest at FIVE per oentum psr annum pay able semi
annually on the first days Of January and July Of
each year. .
No bid will be received below par, and none for
any fraction Of thou sand dollars. No bid will
be considered unless one per oentum Of the amount
10 deposited subjsot to the order of the Secretary
OF the Treasury. with . deposItary Of the United
States, whose certificate of the same must accom-
pany the bid. In all cases the bids must be
dltonal, and without reference to bids Of Others,
| and must state the premium offered therein. ( D.
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
outside Of the envelope, Proposals for Lean Of
1885," and be addressed to the Secretary of the
Treasury. Washington, ID. G. The sums which may
Be accepted from any bidder will be required TO be
paid to the depository Of the United States nearest
to his residsnos, or indicated most convenient
by him. Should bids be accepted from parties not
residing within the United States, they wi be rc-
quired to deposit the principal and premium with
the assistant treasurers at Boston, New York Phil
ade'phia, CT New Orleans.
Certificates ofst0ok for sums OF one thousand dol
Or. with coupons OF semi-annual lntereat from the
LIST of July next. also payable to bearer, attached
| thereto. will be issued for the amount of the 40
osptea bids upon the certificates of deposit TO the
credit Of the Treasurer Of the United States with
| the depositaries Of the United States. The stock
will IN all cases bear interest from the date of such
deposit. The interest from that date to the LIST of
July next will be paid to the successful bidder or
his attorney by the dspositary where the deposit
was made. .
Successful bidders will be required to deposit the
prime pal and premium Of their accepted bids on OF
before the 18th Of March next. The preliminary de-
posit Of one per cent. will be Immediately directed
| to be returned to the u unsuccessful bidders
HOWELL COBB,
| de f8-lswt2iJan Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Medicines.
u NRITkkfL Gs / o Aff TT GatEkRKEr
WITH IMMENSE
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEKLKD

The reason Why, 10 that by Natures own process
!. restore. q. as.srs color !srms..n.ly .nsr -.
dIu1, Itohlhs and heat from the .csp. solsts and
tones the nerves. and thus cures ali psrvo1s cad
the scsp ard HAIR q viii stop and teep from fa
and e used By ,he young two or three tlmss veek,
the following and judEe Tor yourselves;
n..r; {: >; wSsD Co ,-s.1a.s . a.,iss h..rd
hair ts,ss eat. Er made up Sy Mid 70 Icy ..ss q.
~ !: .a s.a. Lsr %
sse oonnssess esss yoat .rs.es % ,..t Coz ny-sh
aa so .ss ,s..ie. !. ,o. :. vel :. r ss.
sn q ether. .so may be =. gray q. vas b., sho having
.nliss sv. R.t.sv.. tri. an ne, have ,hsr
yos Sis. S...r ~ssS yor nay .So. % an, ,.S ana az.
direct then 70 fr Isrth.r proL ~bo In ssd Out ~
NJ hair Ne. -. .sr.l s%or ana Ssss .yrov.s IN .p
ss.r.s.. s,.,, s being sO''r and Aei'r ana hSe
Ia. Ss, r :; s,ns
LI,Isssros. Ala, T.A n. isss
much rood 60 tss part Of the country. ny
:liss., si.s,,hi.s for .s,sr. ,..r. s.s.se .sppo.
yvsr Hsir kestorsGvs FOR sin ~ssks and hnS
osSsr rsmeai.. Know. % no .set ,iss On. M w., a.
..lis rsnsiy srsDt and advise al Who .notsd
saist psssss Yours &c. sW EDSlsTos ,o'
... prrI.psuprr. Sep, 1871
fsoy. woop-Des Sir: Tour Hair ks-torstss prostas
itself highly beneficial O. The froGt sad
part Of cad almost los cOvertng-~ss
have used but two half pint bottles Of yoar RstorsS na
TIE bead 10 we'll studded With prom
Of hair .nd IN. also receiving 80 sen.aI
have Or ed other preparations without 6sBst THAT
ever think bon personal reooumsn 'stoh, csn
induce many otbsrs 20 try ~ Yours, respectfully,
d. =. TsosAs. n. o.. No. ts< Vine Street
The Restorative 10 put Up in bottles Of three si1es
pint and retais ior 81 per bottle the medium holds
At east q Pc, cent; more proportion than the
quart ~ per cent more IN proportion, and retaIls
for IS . totile.
q. }. wOoD& CO.. rropneto,s. Sla Broadway
New York, an the great N. Wire RallInf Ia
tabshment.l and he Market street. IT. LOUIS. Mo.
:. And sold BY al good druggists and Fancy Goods
Deaiers. NO IL SIN
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CHEAP AND ELEGANT FURNITURE

SAMUEL KIRBY, MdHKfaeturer Of Supyio,
asd Fashionable FsrniiHrs. respectful ly an "a
nouncss To the oitizens of WashInRton. Nl
Georgetown, AlexaBdris. and envirOns, that Es1sa
MS warehouse Is now well stocked W it'll q su- III
Perb and extensive stock Of elegant CABI-
NET WAKE IN Rosewood, Walnut, Oak, and
other desirable woods, such Paror, Dining roOin
Library, Oflce. and Chamber Sets, all manu- factured
IN the most workmanlIke manner, and warrnntel az
stated. Prices very low. Funerals undertaken
with promptness. SAMUEL KIRRV
Warehouse-west side Off th street..
Oc i6-eOu near Pa. euus
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CHRISTMAS PREsESTs! -

The attention. ofthe public 10 psctfuly sonotsd
to the following Holiday GIFTS:
A rich and substantial assortment of p ENCu
FANCY BOXES, of entirely new dcsisns ms5s
of wood. leather and metal. Thsse Tos al q. \ y.
ysre nuiActuIed to my own order b. the hfst ss-
:. Ny displsy of BONS BONS AND FRrNCH
CANDIES II the finest ever before ex ihited in
tns oon ntry having 6een manufactured BY Partisan
s sos,s; from s new and original
Do Il. sosv $50 Ps, av., bet, I2th and iii si,.
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EIopExKsr OF wIFK.-The curious people
I'm one of the uptown streets of New York city
are at present greatly exercised by piece Of
scandal involving the domestic relations Of 4
downtown merchant. This merchant Is reputed
wealthy, and his brown stone house, furnished
In elegant style, has been the scene Of many 4
princely entertainment by night; and through
the day, carriages "might have been seen' arriv-
ing and departing at all hours. The philosophy
Of the family inculcated the smallest possible
degree Of self-denial, and q wagon-load Of empty
champagne-bottles, 1t Is said, was taken away
weekly.
1t appears that while the merchant has been
busy with his customers and scquaintances in
other parts Of the city, his wife has not been Id 10
at home. A hashy young man was duly Installed
as gallant-general Of the establishment, and, II
would seem, performed his part In a manner so
satisfactorily that the lady Of the house fell in
love with him. At last, on Thursday or Friday
last, the merchant suddenly found his home
without mistress, and discovered that his wife
had eloped with the young man in question.
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Oc 18-eOtf
DROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AND RATING STAMPS
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT., 4


December Is, 1858
sKALKD Proposals will be received ut tbi. de-
il Of the clock at noon for urn.hin1 i5r the nse
post oiioes n the United States. Tor four years
stamps of the foouins ds,cnufion' viz: anu rating
u.LAssi l.. circular Marking Stamps of steel. or
sn0s NOT to ~ Sshss bst :. OF s,0sms
S .S and sooa I ,s's: may dSta.e with the
ea months, and days. IN blocks Of IKE m al, ise
9TH sghoient thumb screw for the same, With han
dies Of oocca. nshox.ny, or other heavy wood, OF
this class of stamps the bidder will state the adj
topai charge. per letter or figure. for inserting,
CLAss2 Circular Making. Stamps of iron. or
hoes and route agents on raroads and steamboat
mali lines; with the name of this oftos and State
dates IN Soois Of n. %s .%i n" VITA
suitable thumb screw, and handles of black walnut
oroumsrenos Of the stamp to be- the sSms 4. d dse
soribed in class Mol.
or other mat erla Of equal durability. Of the same
SIZE OF csss NO. with the name Of the office ar
type metal, IN blocks OF sf1sls Ie,te1s az. 0
with thIms screw and handles the same described
The contract for this Glass will not take effect un
tii from ana az the % day Of July next.
lar to those now IN Us. IN ess so5 1otsSh males sm
York. Philadelphia and Boston, or of any other
Also the F.tnS Stamps. to oorr,,0o,d
with tbs Circular Stamps in classes l. and q H.
material hand es. and work and such OF her
katinY stamps not named herein as may be re-
~ the at, aternl thereof shall be altered by
direction OF the department. the prioe shall he in
Isased reduced IN the same proportion. v9 in'
F Ff.s HH .a:sF aud forwarded
Mlssert Due
Forwarded Duel
s e. q. office q GUINNESS, free Drop cent
Steamboat Is
Ship Paid 10
Tinted states, Cd Paid is
Id for POSTAGE
cylinders for the months and days or with points IN
psIGSs the envelope or with other Improvements.
The riEhI to change or sitter the style ftbs stamns
served he as Syllable terms
Proposals. will he for furnishing the
OF the above named Circular stamps, or for saek
stamps vii Be ordered for the dfsrsn, .I..,., n
Offices agreeably to the rules now in force, and ec
cording to such rules and regull tious or the 40
thereto. ." 'eia'ion
The number of Circular Stamps reouir.d Nara,
num- IL estimated at $40 for the frat class n, IN,
the second class, 100 for the thlrd class And iPa
Tor The fourth class The number of Ratlas sts INNS
required Tor the same period is estimated II 5G1
pOsals. 'ho pro
Zach bidder must furnish, with his proposaI, .u
idSnee oil hts ability to comply with his bid,
SuTe,sht suretles will be required to q contract
nee Department At the ex pense OF The ooptraetnI
Proposals must be endured on the OUTSIDE of iLs
ssnvei.pe with |prSPosals for Post Once Msfkins
AARON v. BROWN,
oe III Idw4w Postmaster q ener.i
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Traveller Dirootsry.
Traveller Dirsotsry.
D,,r,E KoH EfSHt%FSSrypg
:" u - II,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
&Q9 Be- q
RalAss,~1a - AhlA n nllYaaa.

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. O.
TWO THROUGH. TRAINS. ARE NOW Run
FROM wl HsAh4tfSssTstoSSs'' Fur SSfs' fHE VEST,
,,, nm q follows:
excepted, connecting closely at Washington Juno
ton, for Cumherland and Piedmont.
ID. THE CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS ANp
CHICAGO EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves
pm next day, and connecting directly With EI pres.
Tram for Lousville. Cairo and the Southwest, and
for 81. Louis, Kansas, 30.
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery OF the Road
in daylight, take either the 7S .. m. or $50 ?. m
For PsrkersburE and al Stations on the North
western Virgins osd take the % ,. m Train. FG
Marietta and CincinnstI Railroad take the same.
tss. and every othsr Sossbs iseility vii b icsad
WAY PASSENGERS for tn. Main Stem Of ths
Ba!tmeJs and Ohio Railroad viii leave Washing
For iii points between Washington Junction anS
Piedmont take the 7.%5 o. m. tram.
For ali Stations between Piedmont and Wheelins
take the $50 .. Tram. To connect with the Fred
sriek Tram take the $50 ,. m. Train.
FOR BALTIMOREAND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at $40 and ~
g. M, and $40 and IS ,. m. On Sunday at stop. N.
Leave Baltimore at go and $50 O. m. and $50 and
So ,. m. On Sunday ct 4 50 O. M. only.
The 7.x and ass trains only val stop at way ST.
tons and for Annapolis connections.
The Sa m. and $40 ,. IN; are the chief connect.
p m. trains for the east.
and OHIO Railroad Ticket odhee, Wash lneton.
r I. H. P A. =. sSr 44{Ei.''
noH Master of Transportation Baltimore.
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DR. srRRpEEENN sIaItLs. rR Y.
OrvIcE No. al. THIRrRRNrH STREET.
Four Doors South Of PeNa sttvaasa Aces ~.

Four Doors South Of Pesssvfvas,a Iresxs.
DR.. BAILY bses leave to inform the public that
he can be seen at sll hours, at his office, 80
experience Of iftsen years. prscf n :. With
s the. 81 and ss:, yrTy
enable him to surmount any difiouity, scientific or
otherwise, relatlng to the Teeth. His own exp peri
r. Parmly, has led HIM long since, to discard al
Enames. Sutta PEI cha, india Rubber and Clements
for the construction OF Contiguous 6um Teeth. and
reiisbe Substance that can be worn IN The mouth ~
was most o,nouslvely shown by the last American
Although he matters himself from his long resi-.
and he 70
s%ys to refer tS.% to the foounI
TESTIMONIALS.
Ftom tAs late Rector Of tks Chsrek efEpipkesy,
d., srr,ur, B.fyI iai ps arg Sri d.,ir. to
dence in you as uperior dentist. The operations
friends and the public that your skill 20 Veil Dc.
'' Wilmington. Aug g. is FRENCH
From oss Of IL. Oldest finn, i. Bal,i.nors-
Msssrs. Boggs, Cotngas 4 Co.
, Having employed Or. stephen Baily. Surgeon
s aSS psa e % M me
to entire satisfaction, and in view ofthe fact that
tai College of Baltimore failed after ed trials,
to perform the work satisfactorily, il gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estimation OF his professional skill
Baltimore, Jan. II, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from note rsestrsd from tks late Hos
Jokn M. Claytos.
U. =. Senate, Aug. 19. 1885.
The teeth you made for me work admirably no
thing could To '''''r' JOIN iMlf'sd!Irl 2IfroN.
To those seeking relief from the malades of the
teeth, can cheerfuly recommend DIR. 3. Baily as
superior dentist. He made sot of porcelain teeth
for one ofmy family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, sId the work has all stood well for more
AprIlls, 1856. Va. Conf. NJ. E. Church South.
We. the undersigned, having had occasion to avail
ourselves of the professional skull oil DIR. >. BaIly,
Surgeon Dentist of this city. having been cOgni
can't OF his operations on our amie or friends, take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration Of his artistic
skill, as well az the uniformly satisfactory manner
operations IN Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend hlm to the confidence and patronage Of
this public, OF which We consider him eminently
worthy.
THOMAS U. WALrHR, Architect u. 9. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. G.
BIS. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. G.
N. >. LINCOLN, M. d., OF Warrington, u. &.
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G..
GEORGE WALTON, EX Governor of Florida.
WALTER bRNOx, Ex- Mayor of WASHINGTON.
HRNRY BALDWIN, u. 3. Patent Once,
feb 90-tf
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No. 4l4 7th ST., bstpses G. and II streets.
GOTH ELF 4 BEHKEND, Wholesale and
Retall Dealers In FANCY ARTICLES, WOOL
EN- GOODS. HOSIERY, TOYS, etc., etc. have
brought to Washington.
They offer store Keepers and country merchants
great inducements.
Ladies purchasing for fairs should be sure to CALL
no 2S-eotJanl
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1922 Pa AVENUE. 322
Travellers in want of TRUNKS should not faIl To
visit our extensive SaltsrOOm. occupy Ing 0YYyD
the entire basement floor. where they vi EHkvx
Ind eve,y description Of fine and medium, 4lsb
saslIty SOLE LEATHER, LADIES' DRESS
and PACKING TRUNKS. HAT BOXES. VA
LtSES, CARPET BASS. SATCuELS, O.. that
may be required, c. cheap and moderate prices.
WALL. STEPHENS CO,
80 Pennsylvania avenue,
a. B-0 between 9Th and 10th streets.
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HARrsHoRNE's CURE-ALI.
HI THE GREAT PAIN lNNTHTL ATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED n.y. CHEMIST

DofrIHs u, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEsr DISCnyERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CUkE-ALL should ne kept
In al fAmIllss In OF accidents or sudden slck
ness, a. It uenty cares IN less time than IL
CURES to ret q ply slolan.
IL cures pain any part OF the stem and 10 used
externally and internally.
NJ As the frequent changes Of the weather pro
duce bad Cold, Rheumatism. Pam the Limbs
and Body; also, STUFF Neck-every person should
Geta bottle. IL ccts, upon the Nerves. Muscles,
Slnevs, Blood and Bones and, by It's warming cleo
Set bottle and try 10.
N. B.-lf you have o Cough, use Harris
H0RNE,s PECTORAL SYRUP OF WILD
World.
It you are BILIOUS, pse HARTSHORNE's
ANT1-BILIOUs PILLS. They act U pom the Liv-
o., stomach and Bowels, carrying OF al Bile and
Foul Secretiona-
The above Medicines 70 be had At all Drug Stores
town: II. Peel Co. Alexandra. oc ii-tr
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
IRoN ZEE UHIfIp SfArRs.
CHfNissTMNMAsD6 > 81 III Y 4 z,;v

4 Pend,d and extensive show Of 6 ermsn. Frsnch
and Engnsh TOYS and FANCY GOOIlS suits III.
TOT Chnstmas presents. nov exhibited ~ nv
Also, every variety of Knitting sop,,g, .,l,
Of Cnisren. Hoods: Lsginss. Sleeves. Mitts. Etc
Work and Embroidery Of every 3ssor}nt and bend
e,e. singls. and split Tapestry; Sheetiand u "oI
Yarn, TO-. kept constantly on hand oy " ooi'
CHR. RUPERT
No. sly 7th street, oppos,fs
90 10 ~
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10 lit
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and WitGous PsiEu..
for Eight Yssrs.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAHaoAD.
K'Esls, SxiIsss Dogs, STA I sOsA .f.ssA .s.t

CArTIoN.-So many frauds and impo- Ann>
sitions Of various kinds have been lately e. y
Serpetr1ted on travellers bound 20 CALI-SA
agent for passage By the q. S. Muii Line via Pans
ma. in the city Of New York, feels It his duty to
caution ali persons seeking passage to CaIIfornia,
hpdthe true ONCE Of the steamships Of the IL.
Mali Line, vla Panama Railroad, as no other on oe
In New fork Is authorised to engage passage.
which s at IN West street, corner of Wsrren at.
rfIontlng on shs North River, 1t the head of the
ie1S J. w. RAJ MOND, Agent, Now Yort.
THE PACIFIC NAN R.Hys STEAMSHIP COM
-. One Of the Steamships Of this Company. o.rryin,
r tns on FSp States 81 MAJ, tor ACAPUL0. enaH
Panama twice each month. on IN arrival =
ofthe United States Mail SIS. Company % steamera
winch leave New Orleans and New York reruIsrly
f R6 passengers. connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and Al,
p.oyeo ~ the navy Department, and guaranty speed
The Panama Railroad (<7 miles lorr i, now Ann
Peted ron 90. an to ooeaE, and 10 crossed in or
New g .ns sssoscd
are embarked at Panama by steamer al the com
pens. expense The money paid in New Yorh
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco. to prevent detention in case of scc
Dent SO that the route entirely reIiabIs-no failure
Passenrers save Panssms the sam. d., ,,
rive at Aspinwall. ' 'A0' ~
Conductors go through by each steamer. and take
s cnaISe Oh women and children without other pro-
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply n
ne agency, Ia West street, New York. TO !. w.
ton. VI - On" ta,tf
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FRANK I. SANDS. UND TAKE X
H. GARRISON STREET, NAVY YARD.
Funeral CALI attended to at all hours. Keeps
constantly on hand ready made Cot
hna OF ali Kinds, and every article re szra1
CURED IN his line.
All orders from the country attended to with
promp tness and on moderate terms. Also Furniture
neatly repaired and vanished. ne 90 Sm
I w. PLANT. UNDERTAKES, No, Us I'm
y. street, betveen 6 and II, keeps
slired in his line fue Hsarse,
Patent CORPSE PIeserveIs, &c. His charges ara
ef the day OF night: HACKS fanished for funerals Il
.oSoe. e Ie'os. epe-ly
y. G. LAAAk. --c.H. MOTT. y.L.AVrRy
I AMAR, MOTT L AUTRY, :
II ... ATTORNEYS-lTLlW
,,,;, HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS,
VII pfeetice In the High Court Of Errors and A,-
RosIS az Jackson. the Federal Court 1T Pontotoc.
the Courts Of the seventh JudeIai District OF Mis-
nssieph snd vii atteud 70 the Colection or Claims
throughout North MisslssDDi. cs lS-U
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w EzLL ARRANGE
w ASHINGTON AND AL h X AN ID z A.
n Boat Epsry Honr from Each Piaes.

The Washington and Alexandra Steamboats, VII
hereafter run regularly from the foot L..
OF It'll street, Washington, and King
street, Alexandra, every hour from
secn place, from - a. n to ~ ?. q a. folioy.; .,
81, 9, and III Q. IN. 1. 5, 8, and ~ Pm.
From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THOMAS COLL
From Alexandris-Stsamer GEO. fAGE-si
q; 10 q; M; u m = and eu y; co,,
IER-at 6x, 8, IL q. m. l, 5, and p. m, exoepi
Tuesday and FRIDAY morninfs, when the Coly on
will run her regular trips to Mount Vernon %
heretofore and omit her trips betwe< w ASKING tor
and AlsIandrla from ga m. to e. m. only.
dria connect with THE trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The6k a. m. and ~ p. m. boats from Waahjngtof
connect with the trains of the Orange and Alexan-
dris Railroad for the SOuth and Southwest. se y
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= ! 10
Dentistry, ko.

n DENTISTRY IMPROVED.
DR. MUNSON il now setting Teeth on Vulcan
ite. combining the irIesistble advantages -
creased comfort. Those having badly 6tt- ~
ing plates can be guaranteed perfect az. Teeth
gold and are far superior In every respect. Call
and see specimens at $50 Pennsy lvania avenue.
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CAR RIA n y q
MusICAk CHRIsTMAS PRESENTS Al the
t ~ M =; i Depot Of w. q. MEfZERoTT, ~

Yiolins. Guitars, VioIincelin: R.n;o: E;s., W.
hoootdeon, Drums, Clsrionetts. Tamborines .. M O.
PPsS1ones, riase9lets Hsrmoness. Piano Stools.
htano Covers, MnsIc Siands, Music Folios. and
nnuslc hooks. A superior 40, ortmsnt of FLUTES Sy
9uton ara ffusgouieves, in Pans has lust arrived !:
Also, several Of EissnbFandt's make. de- %
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CoUGHs. COLDS. HUAKsLNEss, &C.

The prevalence Of the above complaints az this
season generally has the effect of bringing out host
OF professedly new specifics. and while some
kooo, many are useless, and others dang erOus.
Inc vlsest course To pursue 10 consult your lam
ny physclan, or otherwise use only suoh remedies
az long public experience has proved TO be safe aud
ethoxclous. Oh this character 10 TYLER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Ousrnal
y the isvorte prescription OF an eminent physIclap
tsoon became popular remedy, and has cautInu I'd
10 enlos aErowlng reputation FOR the ast twenty
years: In cases CT common Colds. Coughs, &c.. az
asts IKE charm: and In Chrome Csses. BronchIr-
w hooplnE, ough. Group, Asthma lnnUet n, & c..
issoccessl 10 Unparalleled and most will testify 10
rrioe . eents and 60 cents per bottle.
SOLD py Marin Palmer. Chas. Stott, &c Wash
exandrla; where n ma, be had for convenience,
IN Lox'hger FORM. Price l21l and 2s cents box
nn"vh as "Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
DroPs as an elega q, pleasant and eff acloUs Pul
NOME ozenge they are unsu rpassed. no li-Sm