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anftiUu Sales.
Auction Sale of Groceries
Carter, Mckay & Co,

ON Thursday, April LIST, win offer
W for sale in front Of our Warehouse No 70 Public
Square, a large and complete assortment OF Grocer
les consisting in part as follows:
SEQ bags prime Rio Coffee; loo bbls. Orange Valley
125 hhds. y. o Sugar; Whisky;
20 bbs. Crushed Sugar; % bbls pure old Bourbon
10 az Powdered Sugar; Whisky:
so bbls. Mohsses: % bbls old Rye Whisky;
so boxes NJ. r. Raisins; % % Smiths Res. do;
25 boxes Cove oysters; 10 casks Porter;
20 chests Teas; 10 Ale;
Is bhls. Fresh Pecans; rs has. Champagne Wine;
5 tierces Rice; 20 box. do Cider;
500 kegs Nails; 100 bbls. Vinegar;
100 boxes Glassware; IS nests Painted Tubs;
s cases Matches: 100 doz. Painted Buckets;
so ". G. D. Gaps; IS doz- Wash boards;
$50 Wrapping Paper; SO boxes Goldfish;
so kits Mackerel. 100 81 Herrings:
100 bbls. Mackerel; 100 bbs- Green Apples;
so y do. do; 500 boxes Star Candles;
IS cases Sardincs:
The above with many other articles win be put up
and sold in quantities to suit purchasers
mar 3l-td CARTER. MCKAY & co.
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Found.

YESTERDAY by a gentleman on the corner of Union
i and Cherry street, bunch of FIVE KEYS, tied
together with red WOODEN string. The owner
get them this Office by pay ing Tor THIS notice.
.pr1 IL
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DIR. LIVINGSTONE'S GREAT WORK ON AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries of the Age.
DIR. LIVINGSTONI,S JOURNALS

Just ready, with Two Maps by Arrowsmth; por-
trait Steel aud so superb illustrations volume,
Price SIS So
Missionary Travels and Researches in South Afri-
ca including sketch Of Sixteen Years Residence in
the interior OF Africa, and journey from the Cape of
Good Hope TO Loando, the West Coast; thence
across the continent, down the river Lambes the
Eastern Ocean. BY DAVID LIVINGSTON, LID, d.
C. l.. Just received by +. HAGAN,
feb5- II Market Street.
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THESEA SERPENT MYSTERYSOLyED.
The London Times Of February IL, publishes

The London Times Of February IL, publishes
the following letter, which spoils the largest
snake story ever promulgated:
SIR-In your paper Of the 5th inst, is a. let
ter from Captain Harrington, of the ship Cas-
talian, stating his belief that he had seen the
great sea serpent near ST Helena His conf
dencc is strengthened from the fact of some
thing similar having been seen by her Majesty's
ship Dedalus near the same position The
following circumstance, which occurred on
board the ship Pekin, then belonging to Messrs
T. and W. Smith, on her passage from Maui
mein, may be OF some service respecting this
queer fsh." On December the 18th, 1913.
being then in lat. rs S. Ion. E., nearly calm
ship having only steerage way, saw about half
mile on port beam avery extraord mary look
ing thing in the water Of considerable length
With the telescope We could plainly discern 4
huge heal and neck, covered with a hong shag.
gy-looking mans, which it came lifrine ATTN.
tervais out of the water. This Was seen by eli
hands AID declared TO be the great sea SERPENT
i determined on knoying something about il,
and accordingly lowered boat, in which N
chief efhoer aud four men went, taking With
them aeons small line in case it should be re.
quired. -is -~- 70 tss 7. al.
watched shem very anxiouslx. and ths
monster seemed not TO regard their approach
At length fhey got Close TO tbs head The
seemed to hesitate, and then busy themseIy "a
with the lire, the monster ali the time duckins
its head, and showing its great length Pres,
entity the boat began paffing toward the .hip,
the monster following slowly. In about hslf
an hour they g, aioneads j z !. t.ssle vas got
IL appeared somewhat supple when hanging,
but 30 completely covered With soaky looking
barnaciss, about u inches long, Aak we had
it some time on board bsfors x vss .dissoYsred
to ee piece Of giEAssS .eawecd, 20 feet lop)
and inches In diametsr s,he mt end. which
appeared when iA the -wstes like 80 Aes3 -ol
the ssimsi, snd che sotien. given by me -Ae.
caused IL to seem slve,- IA 55sfsw days it dcea
fsnsiye smell vsssh o<srbosri g
had only bss9 ert- time Is Englsnd
when The Dssdalss gaAsaa reported hatini
ssen the great sea 10 the best of ihy
r.eollsstion, ns.i - soeaiisy, and whici
= have no DOUBT - ssse OF the same weed
- 30 like huge Hyipg monster did It appea,
that b Al circams tspees prvvented my sendin;
. boat ~ II should csrtAiAly have believed
, bad seen the gfesksea saeks.. I sm, sir, you
obsdient ssryent, .t16is sfEsBsaseK eyifHs
'sNeweastls-Sa1yns, Feb. 10. VI"
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DIANQS-vERy CHEAP.-I have now IN sto

DIANQS-VERY CHEAP have now IN store
Il the following grea. bsrga ms:
"A very superior Piano of Hallet, Davis
Co.. octaves. hne rosewood; original price tfT9E3
$500: 1t has been rented out in a carefulttIAIi
family, and will be sold for $500.
Also. a similar Piano, same makers, 6x Octaves !;
orgina' price 500; will he sold for s l25
These Pianos really bargains; we warrant and
guarantee them willingly as we do our new ones.
ALI persons In want of good reliable Piano are
llclted to cali and see these inst "uments.
Also. Second hand Piano. which we have ac
cepted in part payment for one, for $l5o; one
for $40; one for 4l5 and oee for $40.
Ours Is AWAY the largesc stock of Pianos IN ta.s
city; therefore call at No. 500 Pa av, bet geen 9Th
and 10Th streets.
fe9 JOHN r. ELLIS.
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RUNAwAYs.-John Wesley Pullan, married
man, persuaded young and beautiful girl, of
Brookville, lndiana, daughter Of a respectable
citizen, to accompany him to Cincinnati, o. In
three days he returned to Brookvlle, when the
whole town rose againet him for his nefa rious
conduct! He was taken before d magistrate, but
the young lady refused to testify against him and
he was acquitted; but'the indignant citizens es-
cortcd him to the canal, and, cutting a hole
through the ice, duckcd him. '..
At La Sale, Illinois, an Englishman from the
Crimea, with pAch over his eye, is advert ied
as having run away with young girl Of seven
teen, named Emily Hooper, and 500 in Illinois
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hENTISTRf. .-
u DR.. STEPHEN BAILY,
OvHICE No. 1893 PENNSYLVANIA Av vRNUH, hSSE
TATss doors from l4tk Street. O

DR.. BAILY begs leave to inform the public that he
Gan be seen at ali hours, at his ooe ed as above
variety Of dcqlt tnat he has treated success
Or sos n% to snTf Tesh H:
own experience confirming the opinion Of many men
anF R ha a.
card all msrc1Iia Preparations for filling Teeth also
Teeth. and that Porcelain, mounted on God Plate,
mouth, as vas most ooncluslvsly shown BY the last
denOe and PRACTICE in Washington. he j. fsvorsbi,
kno.1 to his 1pmsrou. frisnd. AND patrons. hs bes'
TESTIMONIALS:
From tho late Rector Of tho Church Of Epiphany Of
DR.. STEPHEN BA!9 1ai Dear stE Esir desire to express.
sssn Ss sss
'aSo that soas skin wi Ss.e4s.s 'au' 'A' '"'
Washington. Aug. -, 1856. ]. ". .FRENOa.
From ono Of the oldest firms IN Baltimore, Messrs,
Having .mplos % Sss Stephen Bs; H Surgeon Dom
porisn. and difieut piece of WORK, which he did to
my entire ire and N view of the fact that
College Of Baltimore, failed, afer repeated trials, to
sss HSs
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. hAHMANN BOG6S,
Extract roma Dsss 1sc'lysd from Hen. job,
rb. teeth 20, mad. p, Ss sxn4fs xo4f mgs ~ lS
ing could be better v'r, ,IaS EIsisipI1 ~ cL.vror.
70 those tha. seek relief from the m.!adles of the
teeth, can cheerfelly recommend Dr.. 8. Baily as
superior Dentist; he made set OF porcslian teeth
for one Of nY fsmily and plugged several teeth for
ten YEA yesys SO 'n '. moi RoBGRTT D STRSN, M S5S nA'
of the We. Conf. Of tho M. T.. Church South.
Apnl IS. 1858. -
We, tho undsrsiyned. having bed occasion to syAl
sarsecn Denest Of this cty, having been eoknis-
ant Of he operations on our families OF friends,
pleasure In expressing our admiration OF his artistic
skill a. we'll as of the uniformly satisfactory manner
IN which he Hertormg the most delicate and dioult
operations in Dental Surgery, and We rel pectfuy re-
commend him to the oonhd and patronage OF the
public. Of which We CONSIDER him esnnently worth q.
IHoAAs U. WALTER, Architect u. 3. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d., of WAshneton, d. G..
3. =. BoHRxR, N. D. Of Georgetown, d, G.
~. g. LiscoLN. NJ. p, Of Washingto ID. G..
0EoRsB WALTON, Ex-Governor OF Fiorida.
80 WaLTIn LHnox, kx-Mayor OF Washingtop,'
aENRI BALDWIN, U. 8: Patent Omce, = .
fO.C. WISER. PRINCIPAL = Rittenhoase Academy,
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NEW IDEA.-A New Haven correspondent of
the Tri ibune relates the following as one of the
incidents growing out Of the late fight between
the students Of ale and the boys fthe town:
On the night of the aff ay party came Of, at
which AsveTaIs Istudsats weIs present--One indi-
yidual came armed with hatchet. One of the
carriages, coming home la from the party, with
two ladies and stndent inside, was stopped by
party Of men, who demanded to know whether
there was any student inside. In an Instant the
ladies', with remark kable presence of mind, con-
cealed the student with their hoops. The fire.
rseu looked in, saw no student, and permitted
sthe carriage to pass on. Vive la crinoline
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: :. AAKRIcAs PoErRY.-An English writer says
eThe, following poems, by American authors
would do honor to any age or conatFy: The In
dian Sssdrnt. by Preneau; The Culprit Paw, by
B,sk-, "A " lifr ~ like the summer rose. by Wild;
The WsteT-Fewi, by Bryua.; wocdinan spare
that tree. by Morris Marco Bozarris, by Hsllec K:
The nsgiected wife, b Percival; The Widow oi
Main. bv N p. Willis The Old 4ken Bucket.
By Wood worth; xIsd ! IA MI this up 10 one made
up, by PiDckaey This collection
sBsautiful AZ their ewn green river
y ~ 'ffows on and will now on foreveki's q j
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To WESTERN TRAVELLERS.


FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
On and sfter January 2sth, lass. Two Daily Trans
will leave Calvert Station, BALTIMORE, for
Cleveland. Cincinnati,
St Louis snd All cities and towss the West and
TIE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
M, for rTts6ors and ali western Towns "a and
THE ACCOMMODATE TRAIN
Ieave, Baltimore daily (Sunday exoeptedD at p.
M, for Parkton.
ThE l,IGRT EXPRESS TRAIN
lng WITH the Lightning Express over the Pennsyi-
vsnsa haiiIosd ior Pittsburg, arriving at p, M
Plttsburg with trains over the Pittsburs, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad and its Northern.
III Passengers for Chicseo, Rock Island. Bur
hnelon, lows City, Milwaukee. dubuque, 81: Paul.
wall save ONE HUNDRED NTLEs or TRAvrL and TEs
HOURS m tune, with FouR LESS changes Of care, BY
NJ Passengers for Cleveland, Sandusky. Toledo
and DetroIt go oy this route, and the tins u IN
iCr Passengers for st. Louis, TndIsnspolIs. Terre
HaGte, Cairo, and al points on the over and Up
IN advance ofany other route; and to CincInnai Co
lumbus, Dayton, Louisville and other prominent
All WostaTn & b Baggage e 5 checked % through and handled
with care. Passengers for
WIlliamsport, Nissara Falls,
And cities and toTnsin
WIS bEhN NEW fOhh ana CANADA. .
will find this the shortest cheapest and most expe-
dItlous route, ard leave by train at el5a. m.
Passengers for Hanover, Gettysburg, Emmitts-
burg. Wrightsvillle, Columbia and Lancaster leave
IN the morning train at BIS n.
Passengers leaving Washington at a. m, connect
with the his train, and those by the trains at
40 and $50 with the 10 p train for all parts Of
the West.
For further correct and reliable information please
apply ~ the Ticket Once Of the Northern Ce tral
Railway, Calvert station, corner of Calvert and
Franklin streets, Baltimore.
c. G. ADREON, Sept.
fap-f T. W. WARNER. Ticket Aren't.
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! ir-y- The PhIiadslphia eorre.pondent Of the

- irr The philadelphia correspondent of the
TIihune writes as follows:--.'A most singuiar
story has obtained currency here within week
of two, which xwoth reproducing for the In
f9matio on of your readers. Thomas Allibone, the
distinguished nnanciai hero ofthe Bank of Penn
syivania, II is said is likely to come In possess
Slon efa feIiune Of two millions of dollars, In
The right of his wife, who In said to be one OF the
Shed IN England among those lawfully en-
bAn 10 receive IL, This great estate, II may be
ided IN this connection, Is not merely q news
raPer myth, = !. u 80 - - ~ , /
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nj. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor ard patentee Of
"LoomtS Mineral Plate Teeth" having
successfully introduced his improvement in()psz7R
various cities, has now permanently estab- ~iIIo
hshed himself in Washington.
This Improvement for Sets of Teeth consists chief
" IN making set of but one pIeos Of material, and
that lndestructibe mineral. No metal is used in
their construction and they are therefore free from
Ealvanlc action and metallic taste. There no
Joints to become filled with moisture or PARTICLES of
food, hence they are pxre aud clean. They are
lighter stronger. less clumsy. far durable and
natuIsl In their appearance. | will give a reward
One Thousand Dollars to any one who will produce
similar work of art to equal mine in purity beauty,
durability, artistic excellence any other requisite
quality.
All work responslbly warranted.
S76 Pa. av.. between llth ,zts sts ap lS-ly
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ANON ACA ADEMY

N U a . A d Z M z.
Mr.. T F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor to announce to the Ladies and Gen. "A
temeD of Washington and Georgetown that 81
he will re open his Glasses for Dancing nffA
Washington on Friday, the 9th of October. at laakk
from O'Clock p m; for Ladies and Gentlemen,
from o clock p. m. GeOrgetOwn-On "wednesday,
the 7th OF October, at Miss HarrOver's Ladies Sem
inary, from O'Clock p. m.
For terms and partIoulars application can be made
at Mr.. g.. residence, 41 T. street, between 9th and
10th streets. Sc I2-6m
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Dancing.
FASHIONABLE DANCING,

PROF. H. w. MUNDER respectfully announces
TO his friends and the public generally, that m
hls last quarter will commence on Tuesday M
afternoon, Feb. I'd, 1883. All those who desire -
to be prepar ed for the exhibition are earnestly 4
sONCited to Join as soon as possible the arranse
msnt Of Fancy Dances will take place Immediately.
The programme for this season will be entirely
new, and far excel any ever offered to the public.
Parents who desire to see their children easy and
graceful In their clrriage should not fail to onter
them very soon.
Gentlemen's Classes on Tuesday aud Thursday
evenings, as usual, from ~ until 81 o'clock.
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BALTIMORE RAILROAD. .
n 8 g 81

Passenger trains for Philadelphia leave President
street depot, Baltimore, daily, except Sundays, ss
follows, viz;
Express Train at s.4oa m; Way Mad Train ct II
o'clock g. m Evening Mail at 6,25 p m On Sp days
q G; Is ps m. only. All train connect with New
fork Trans except rs p. m. Saturdays. t
FOB HAVRE DE GRACE ONLY
Leave Baltimore At f.t4 O'Clock p. m.
From PhIladep phia q q. M. p. m, and "a y M
gr-, s4p-H FOR RSEAFORD,D DEL. - :,
Passengers leaving baltimore at sso a; m conneo'
ct Wimineton with 2.ae p. m. trs and 40 p 10 .
Fare from Baltimore 60 Sesfcra ~
n lsfes.tf 5 = WILLIAM cRAWFORQA AgeefH
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For freight or passage, apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. %. Wall street,
BRUWN, sHIPLEY CO., Liverpool.
Il. g. WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris.
The owners OF these ships will not lie accountable
for gold, silver, baon, specie, iewelry, precious
stones or metss, unless bills OF lsding are signed
therefor and the vslue thereof expressed therein.
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Dentistry, Go.

nR. r. FINLEY HUNT,
II DENTIST~l
No. $40 Psnnsylvania avenue, M
Will perform all operations belong ing to his <0I10
profession at his old established office, as above.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
~ CTITED STATES MAIL STEAMEI

Tnese ships having boon prlt by contract presely
for Government. service, every care hiss been taken
in their construction, aso their engines, to in
cure strcrg N enc speed, erc their accommodations
for are sualed for elegance and corl
fort.
tight compartments. and pense has been spared
to make thcm ali as good az new, the thorough exam
inatlOn gwen them proves their mode OF cOnstIuc-
tion Ell unequalled.
Price OF passage from New York to Liverpool, in
first cabin, SlS1; IN second de-, a15; From Liver
pool &c New York, 81 and ~ gnineas. An expert
perienced Surg ettache to ech eiip. No bcrtha
cal be soCGrea until paid for.
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nj A r B L K w o r X g.
VIM. RUTHERFORD

WIN. RUTHERFoRD,
ba,wssp 13is ans =. iss M 5..ts
WAsHINsTos CRY,
.nd e. 1 riyse
choice @ assSrtment ~ aS Of sTATTSRY. fwh;ch for De.
meht # Pnin, Msntels, Monuments, ard Tomb
Monuments Of any design executed to order with
Esfirstes given For Brownstone or Marble work
or North River Fiaglng, and every other work IA
PIE sc call and make an inspection of our stock.
N. B.-Make a note OF the address. fel7-6m
THE BELLE or wASHINGTON-A true
story of the affections; b, Mrs. N. +. Lag
The Three Beauties; by Mrs. Emma d. y. n.
:. j1sf published 'nd for rFksSScK ne h TAYLOR.
J Story Of the Afectlons. by Mrs. ". P. ..LssssIie.
The Three Beauties, BY Mrs. sOuth~orth; cloth.
Sl25 paper sl.@'.. sl.@'
TAYLOR 4 MAURY's
Bookstore, SS4 Pennsylvania avenue.
fs27-4t OnteL. and EnIonl
A TLANTIG MONTHLY FOR March re
Knickerbocker Msgazine for March.
Appleton Railway Gulds, DO
The Belle Of Wsshlngion, do,merly pubshe
under the name of "AnJi9 Grasen,' By Mrs. n. 10
Bestrice Cenci, the sensation novel;
Scenes Of Clerical Life by Seorsse EInoi. W.,
The Reason why, by the su'Hor" Inquire VIVA
Also. choice selection of Stationery oonsta.tiy
on hand u.s. T1s iG5 Gs5aiffisstINGToN,s Ill Bookstore.
eH corner Al 81. and Pa sv.
NEW STOCK OF PIANos.-we have. .durrns
~ the iss week. received hve more new and bean
boss iS rt1tess,ed U1T stock !. swsys b, far the
largest, most varied. and reli.hl ~ this city,
JOHN y. ELLIS.
feS ss Ps. ave., bet. 9Th and 10Th sts
SAMuE+RtH9soEEE4E,s EtSs Es4ssPfsSSsS} PGST SHOE AND
l have on hand arye assonmeDt OF LADIES'
SSiIdfen's RSbsers, dSers6oes, sapdies Etfx
Gosemers, Boots, slippers, BaskIns heiled
and without, Waterproof Boots and sbots SEloh
vii sell cheap for ca.h. r,nnss.
Cal and examine feg ISgTtelPFefai T!f p faisdiovER. q
| .--..-f Iron Hal. Pa avenSSs; % ees fs, " go
IRIS OF NO USE, IT CANNOT BE BEAT.
rryy,s OLD WRECK WHISKY. Of Isz1.
ch.Il.,y a. the world-Ss big word. but too trS. 4
g be Joke ss ffs'n re- found a. Al his stSse
e sg. Iot OF other hskles, VINES. Brand,es u
sIoc:is.. sT@: 9aT Tss. Ensss, scotch Ale, and Brow
stout ~hos'a'e an0 'e' Jonas p. LEVY,
..-....,, No. s4 18th and b streets n@rih:
THE BENCH AND BAR OF 6EoRGJA.
a.ssias e., cdSs sna so sef'fes. iasS sf 10 II ss
st.psen 6. Miller vols sSissx s,s ssx rAvIoR.
EA:a!.Sss:ts IS! shAsSrss4f's' !::s e
/ A SECOND HAND 1NELoDEoN for sale
Hf Sse'"'" ELLIS rsnes'0ss.
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Travellers Directory.

A LEAANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
C0LLYE wan run, SeIs.fsef, : faGa re-. ana fh1MAs
ularly at the following hours: EaS8AS
Thomas cOiiysr-7 :; il M and q s1S ;. m m. 'm
LuvI WAsnSGTON AT
TsSms. CciIy,r3s 10 a. m rs, 81. IA and s. ~ m.
street md Pa. avenue as follOvs: ~
RicHaRD WALLACE. Pres.
FOR MO UNIT VERNON
The CoLLYER wall leave for Mount Vernon on
! TUESDAYS G and FRIDAYS. from " Ws.hlnston &c
morning S.txsen s ton .Dc Hs
fss ss in'sr"i''ed' sauL R.KER Cart,
1 de PACIFIC NAN tNIkkys ysTEAAsHIP GOA
s ePt & tAs sss: Hss S Il. s
va oi the Tnsss siss sate, oss ms @ shs
srs, which leave New Orleans and n New Sis YORK pssS-
NJ on 5th and ath Of each month y,th the mails.
snd y passengers connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected ard az
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty yssd
The Psnama Railroad C<7 miles IonsD is now com,
aours The hargase of passengers cheoE ed in New
York through 10 San Francisco. aud passengers are
sIpsass @nsy pad IN New YOst FOS oOTsss I.
expenses OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept IN port in Panama and
Sen r6Icsco, To prevent detention of acci-
lent, that the route Is entirely rsitebIs-no fxf
ure having occurred in eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they a.
rive at Asplnwai.
Conductors 90 through by each steamer, and take
charge of women and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets n. the lowest rates appJ a
the agency, IN West street, New Iork. to
kRMsTRGNSN. M ri I GNNGSNH9ETfSks H9Efkstfss ts CO..
New Orisans,- or
jy A-n c. l.. BARTLETT. Boston.
FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH. Va
Dock, foot Of Concord street, Balti- m"
moro, every Tuesday. Thursdsy; and Ess4tES
CAROLINA every Monday, w ednesday, and PM
day, at ; o clock y. IA. Nj. N. FALLS,
fs Stf President Baltimore Steambost 90.
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Special Notices,

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme, great
ourer of Consumption, was for several years 30
badly afflicted BY dyspepsia that for part of the
time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually
cured by prescription furnished him by a young
oalrvoyant girl. This prescription, given by mere
child while in state Of trance, has cured every body
who has taken it, never having failed once. It in
equally as sure IN cases of fits OF psia. The
ingredients may be found any drug store. wall
send TINS valuable prescription to any person on the
receipt of one postage stamp to pay postage.
Address Dr. TRACY DRLoRMR, New York Post
Office. .7. ian d pm.
AM IN POSSESSION Of some valuable certificates
in favor of the Consumption Destroy or; also of its
ehCacy In relieving bronchial disease attended With
severe cough. The Syrup is pleasant and safe, and
n'composed of roots and herbs procured from the
Blue Ridge; it is no common article. They are
nicely enveOped in my circulars, where my place of
residence is seen. -
The extract of flower called the Alpha Ointment
for the Piles, can, with the Syrup be found at Mr
@. Stotts; the Syrup is at several other places on
pennsylvania avenue, as well as GEORGETOWN, al
Mr.. Newman's on Bridge street. In Alexandra at
Ledbetter's. In Baltimore, at Hance's, lo8 Baiti
more street. diff
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