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ARRTVALs Ar THE HOTELS

,bhOWNS HOTEL-B Peters, XIV; N
Murdoch. Va: g l. Sits. Neb; j n sicine, Va.
l. Tees, Pa; Mr. Craig, Va; MIR Heem do W,,
collins, do; CbiqnOt, France; TLoIoas Md:
" Lehng and lady, Va; de Moss, IL: ID n AZ
H - o 8, do; Dancy. do; e w Ltodair, Pa; c
a G'Idon, va Z Carriii, NY; X Hill. Va: r
r. 1nner, Misc; w y Miller, Iil. q Dnmni,,u
ana lady, NY; Minot, NJ; ri. Tylhami Az,
kho",han, Ill; o Latt and family. NY:
do; T D,n,s nan; Z w Weaver, Pa; Z Robinson;
mon, va; X Moody. NY; JP Geer, do; IT Wehb
~ x Nv L-dlck add lady, NY, = Ginonhie. do:
w.,, wp d. Team; . Chichester, Ala; ] w
VIZ; Brown and::fanily, sc; w r Robinson
and lAdylNY Sc Jones, Sd; j ID Bend pa. Z:
Moore, NY; D Aussey, Nd. -
WlLLARDS' HOTEL u Greer. Ma. 7 r
Sieh ;Is r II r ssym 1sIeS Nd sss%,nI
tsSa; THO Cuyler, Pa; r Bsa-on ~ Crane. p
PG.odsPeed A b GoodaIi, N.Y.: "a n Wsitst
NJ. IA IN MT and Mrs bradford, Nh A II Hamiiton
IAoy, Jeri Jos r Am.s aud Isdy N,,.. \
Shrrman, U; Friend, j., @ w Robin.on Ma.
" Neele', Cal; Capt w Porter, Mr. DE 0sms
fisaI s,nors' R Rs,u; Alburger and lady. Mis-.
Va: For, H Ss M' Jones; ~ s,Gn.,
Nd w Forsberg, NY; Nj GarmeIic, Icn ~,
John Kelly, fhos Dunlap Hon r $500, HIdi ioh
x Jas Thompson, w Binsel, NYk; Thos Rn hGn
NATIONAL HOTEL Brown and
va; Cook and lzdy, o; l. Il MINER, D M Iuay
Ell, Mcclure jr, Va: w Mcleod. W II
Va. Jas II " Me- : Boa Oman, NY stIingfellow
Ala, Mr hoorhead, Pa; w wfpdyer and l,dy
smith, Va; Hewitt. III; I'll lone, w I
= oiI nno, va 9 w Chase. Mr. O.canyan, NY; +
lone oones ana isdy, Mss H b Tibbetis, M Nor
gsn n ana niece, NY; w II Ficar, Ala: 3 schsr,
fai y Dickerson, ID T. -IekrI n w. q M
soosmaser, %; 7 Watson, Mo; r. d. T,sxVI, ..'
,sc, y Winston. vs.; &c Armstrong rSs
Ro,,d,.n ri II Martin, Nd; A N Smith r
son, Cal; Hood, Pa 'e~ett aud
United STATES HOTEI-R ,.,l
buttei, "a; w r Cayton. Nv. a ny
We; w Murr.y, do; r Kennedy d nn ~ .
al si Ann ; Johns, DC; @ W MADDOX
u Pole and family, do; Hon j M h,,t sa, va
say, De; 6 Mittag, sc; NJ Aiiep an6 sno
Dc; Htnry Powers, XIV; p Pendieton Ma iaay Z;
G GHsSi a Wa lady Tenn; H.ysus.. do; 3
De Hermans, Tenn; II witma1 N. !.
SfooEs, Nd J McChutcock. do; A
M ~ w Bowie, Nd; G w Ready, Va; S1SS
NE eS Champagne, Md; J B GampbeiI
JE YouSs M ~ c Kerr, Tia; g n Fisher, do
phlhShwooD HOUSE.-T Dav,. u, :,
C.Ls s po lady, Md; A Denmssd DO. n NJ ~
asx. Va. Rx FrsGce Nd; France do: n Ts :
leo, DO; W Peter nr.ls 90 Nd sehley, do; Nal
ton. EUROPE; ID N yo,iynn. @. ~ rsi Fuller.
NV Walker, NY; L A Whi,sl,Mx hs,ss,rison, Ga
a; o1 DO; f6f a SHj At, wi rh,:s
3, ith, Pa; = o Tinnimor, Ia; A MsdanNfi W
a. w heat: NY: z North, Pa; s Wiison, h &c
wilson, do; w wiiingham, I'M; G Crane 40
ny: oag s.U 90; smiley, do; = Y Arrow.mirh
Deans, do; ps sn re-; ID BSrfhou.s. NY: R
iey, ana lady, Pa; r Masters, Va. :" ''p
,,HAsHINGTON HOME
80 C,as ,I,r,mple, Mo; Jno Butter. Tho. I..I
s Sss w VILLAINS, Pa; WIN Townsend M,,
's STEWART Ny CT Russell, o. ""' MD
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENESs, 40,

The prevalence Of the above complaints 1t th,s
season generally has the effect of bringing out host
OF lrofessedly new specifics. and while some are
G0od, many are useless and Others even DANCE ron n
The wseet course to pursue Is to consult your fam
ny ply SLOAN, or otherwise use only such remedies
emcacious. Ofthis character is TYLER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Oris,nal.
itsoon became popular remedy and has coptinu ed
to enjoy growing reputation for the last tvents
acts like CHARM and in Chrome Cases BropcS,,,s
w hopping Cough. Group, Asthma, InNuerza A. q
have usedft. " es'iiy WIN
Proc IS cents and 50 oents per bottle,
Sold By Marin & Palmer Chas Stott IA w..h.
inGton; Cissel. Georgetown; Peel& Steysn. Al
exandrla. where IL may be had siso foy convenience
an LoxtbssL form. Price l2x and Is cents q box
Known as Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Droes, as an elegant. pleasant and efhcacious PuI
mOnlc 'ozenge they are unsurpassed no n. SIM
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WIEN M AE, COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events. Ladies rnt Gentlemen lose one of their
becomes matter o. serious importance, and the
question Is hst snail we do to gtop tine hnir from
IlJ 70 thu query, We beg to sa!, try DIR. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPKOVER. A few
renoye dehd roll, keep the soalp clean and white,
and i,pPaft freshness aud yig0T to the hair; and
continued use Of II two months will inquire you q
nIGTIan head OF hair. Call and get bottle, and If
not satisfied, alter the second A1postIon, return II
and get tho pTlcs PAID.
hek 10, Or. iiarriE' Hair Promoter and improyer
Sold IN Richmond by w. PETERSON, Drug
yet, coIneI Main sud 2th, nnd Main and w all aus,
and "a washington CIT! by T.. ID. GILMAN, Dug
kit bTcyus' Hotel building. Ia. avenue, ead u,
u. CLARK. DrGI:ist, oOrnor ca street sni "a
avenue. All "
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'Isdicins1
IT The ONLY ARTICLE a..a-
" N Ri VA L. L Z ID N n A = X h II
f,L IL - With IMMENSE ui -t'rr Fvt
HONE AND EUROPEIH DEMlND.

e rs:.oSs. 9. ns.sT. osof psfiasa.atly .R.f the
dIun. itching and heat Prom the scalp, su,ets and
ache, aud may be relied upon to ell eases Of
the scaip AID hair it Will stop and keep iron all-
and u used By The young two OF three times wesr
twill never fall or become gray then. reader read
the following and judge for yourselves;
Ne.srs. o. J. woop os,--GsnilansuI H.rlss heard
good deal about Professor woods hair my
prejudice: Watch l. Il common Vim. rr.., man, psrsoss
ago eonnssc,a ssns year .rtos. u Cor nysst
has been very sati.f Glory that glad
I'D So and In Justice 20 well for the
nsDt Ct others Who be but Who having
willing give your tber
pro nd the hes, pro being ocular demonsrsn write
direct them urth.r proof no ana IN aud cut Of
the N r. wire ks,.lns E.' ssnmen, e. sr, day
Pear.nos .verv way being siossier thcksr much
.- osrssr Of Columbia .pc Carroll ST. sroopi1p.
L,vIsssrox Ala, Feb Il. lsss
rnor woop1psar sir; 1esr Hair R.s.sr.u. h.- soDs
slightly dimpisbing for several years caused suppose
using your .r Re.or alive for riT weeIs and sns nj
haze hne cad OF hair growing havIur u-ed ali
saLie remedy eItsn and sdvlss III Who re sir.eS
ist way 70 use your ssy You can rsSn III. sOs
PHrTkDEIPHrA Seat 9, 1857.
PROV WooD-Desr Sir: Your Hair Restorstiv prof.
iseif highly beneficial TO The fr aud also
part 81 my esd slnaot ostits coseriEs-sss
have used but two hall bottles
now tue top OF head II we'll studded prom .Iax
crop OF young air and the also
other alions Isn- vi
ever think from personal alton c.n
Induce many others to try Yours. lesnectfaiIy
d. II. THos.s. n. D. No. Ssi Vine Street.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes
VIZ large, nedl UNI And small; the small holds q q
punt, aud retals for 81 per bottle; nedium hods
IA "a.
SINAI. retalls for So per bottle; the large holds
for IS q bottle.
%. J. WOOD CO.. Proprietors $40 Broadway
view ork, TIN the great n. v. Wire Rziling Es-
abiiShment. AMI ia Market street, st. Louis No.
Dealers. ns, II S,n
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NOTICE FOR RES rORING CERTAIN
LANDS TO MARKET IN THE STATE OF
WISCONSIN.
Notice 10 hereby given that the land office at Mem
asha, IN the State Of Wisconsin, will, on and after
private entry and location. of all vacant public lands
embraced In the following townships, whioh were
subject to entry and location prior to withdrawal
being lands which had been withdra IN as probably
falling within the prescribed limits OF selection Of
the railroad grant to WISCONSIN ny act of Congress
be within said limits, Wig;
North Of tks base lias asd east Of the forytk
principal nsyidiax.
Townships Is, l6, IL, 1s, 10, 90 q, a. g. a. o. g.
"a. n, - 3D. 81, 50, IS, 81, S. S. 81, and 49, OF range
Given under my hand at the eneral Land Oa5os
at the city of Wsshington, November Ia, 1855
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
no 'S-lRW6w Commissioners
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The Ladies Of the L MON Benevolent Society
tender their grateful thanks 10 Mr. VIM BaIIan.
tyne, Tor his efficient aud gratuitous services for
the past year as their Treasurer He has kindly
consented to act again for them, and will recsve
subscriptions and donations from those beneyo-
!ent persons who may feel Interested In the des-
titnte OF our city, at his Religions Book,tore an
hrv.nth, betwesn ID and T. streets But a yery
s,haii amount as yet has been deposited with Mr.
baIiantynei and application being made dai by
nose who are sick and suffering, each lady wifi
be duly notified Of her route In Few DAYS
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FURNITURE REPAIRED

FURNITURE REPAIRED
l. AND VANISHED,
Sofas, Chairs, TO-, re covered, and packing Fur-
nlture attended to by JAMES WILLIAMS, No
5l2s7th street, cd floor. "
=. Furniture Polish for cleaning and restoring To
their original ustre all articles of Vanished and
Polished Furniture, Pianos, 4 90, for sale by Bnntx
e Bro, Odd FellOws' Hall, or by the subscriber, J,
WILLIAMS. 5i2 9Th street.
FOX RENT.-The third story of the builhiny
No. si2. It'll street, ~ by Ga feet. Sc 49, Sd VIII
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Traveller Directory.
Traveller Directory.
n. ERoR w4sYINgToN
LII kECT TO ALL PANTS OF WE
..s sH- !" 1 - Il,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
&&E q II
RaItinare md Obi. RsilrssS


WINTER ARRANGEMEN
TWO THRoUsH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
DAILY. texoept Sunday
FROM WASHING TON For TIA VAST,
90 foilOEe:
Let. NAIL TRAIN START, At 7.<s q. ms, tsgpday
ton. for Cumbs Rand and Piedmont.
CHICAGO EXPREsS CONNECTIoN leaves
washington at 20 p. M. reasoning Cincinnati $50
IRAN for Louisville CAIRO aud the Southvest and
Tor st. LOUIS, Kansas, &c.
10 view the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe X oad
IN daylight, take either the rs q. m. or $40 p m.
For PaLkershars End all Stations on the North
western Virgins kOal take the ~ Tram. fof
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take tho ssuae.
Through Tickets and DEE1aEe Checks 10 all guar
tiers, and ever other possible facility Will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem of the
Baltimore and Ono Railroad will leave WASH ing
For al points between Washington junction and
Piedmont take the 7.55 a. m. tram.
For eli stations between Piedmont snd Wheeling
take tho 20 M Tram. To connect with the Fred
sriek Tram take the s.49 ?. m. Tam.
FOR BALTIMOREAN THE EAST.
Leave Washington for la tmore 81 10 and 7.1
a. m and Lao and IS p M. On Sunday a. $40 .. M.
only.
Leave baltimore at lse anJ 80 a. m. and $50 and
bSl p. m. On Sunf.av st 30 10 only.
The 7.t5 and IS trans URly " NJ stop st way sts-
lions aud for Annapolis conLeetIons.
ins trans Ior the wet, and The clio. a. and $40
.. m trans for the east.
For further information inquire NJ the Baltimors
and ONO Railroad 4 Ick eft offlca, Washington,
II. n. PARSONS, Agent.
w. r. SMITH,
NOT Master OF TranportaiIoE. Baltimore.
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SAMUEL KIRRY, Maspfaetu,., of Sp,,,;o,
aHd Fashionable Furniture. especially an "a
nounoes tn the citizens of WASHINGTON, MI
georgetown, Alexandria, and envirOns, that ~
ms warehouse IS now we'll stocked with su- M
peril And extensive stock OF elegant CABI-
NET WARE IN Rosewood. Walnut, Oak and
other desirable woods. such Paror, Dining room,
Library, once, and Chamber Sets all manu-
In the most wOTkmanllke manner, and warranted an
stated. Press very low. Funerals undertaken
with proinptness. SAMUEL KIRRY
WarehOuae-west side of sth street,
oc Ia eotf neRr pa aven..
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Through trial of mary years, and through eyery
nation of civil "a Cd men, AfER'S CHERRY PFIy.
TORAL has been found to afford more reiefeLd to
euro more cases OF pulmonary than any 9th
remedy known 20 mankind. Cases Of apparently sat
tied consumption have been cured by IL, and thous-
ands OF sufferers who were dee!aed ley Ond the reach
usefulness. to sound health and the enjoy ments OF
life, by this powerful antldote to diseases of the
lungs and throat. Here a cold bad settled on IN
lungs. The dry hacking cough, the gisssy eye sId
and strong, whisper to all but him CoNsUxPrIoy
He tries everything. but thu disease is enavinx nj
his vitals and shows Its fatal symptoms more and
more over all his franc. He is taking the CHER
made his breathing easy; ks slssp Ia sound al ns ht
his aspstlts returns ard With IT his strength Ths
dart which pierced his side Is broken Scarcely any
noighborhood can be found which has not some Inv,
which have won for the Cherry PectcTri an in
perlshable renovn But Its usefulness does not and
hore. Ny It soconpisnes more By prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs vhioS ~
dreadful harvest OF lncurabe dlseases. 1aiuen.s
Group, Bronchitis, HoaIseGess, Pieurisy, Wbaon
ing CouE and Ak lrTtatiens Of the throat and unss
them. and they will fld il invaluable prots otios
from the iIsiquOps provler which oarnes Oh fSs
parent sheep from many flock and the dSrlins AM
Authenticated evidence OF these facts, with d,.o
lions for the treat neht OF each complaint NAV Ia
found in Ayers Amerlcsp Almanac, of vhioh Ne
publish three millions and scatter them brosdcast
over the earth, In order that the sick everTVSs,s
may have before them the Interrogation 10 CONAN.
Druggstg and dealers y. medicine generally have
them for dstratiun gratis and also for sale these
Sa IsPsH!ssd By pr e AVER. P.ssss
Sod 81 b. SfGMxS S%S sss .ndb,
gu lp-sM
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DR. STEPHEN BAiLY,
OFFICE l9e PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ThYei door4 from llth Sfffff.

DIR. BAILY bees leave to inform the public that
ne can be seen at all hours, at his Office.
experience Of ffleen years practIe e. with 3StC0
The large number Of PATIENTS, and great variety Of
d!iicut cases that be has treated successfully viii
otherwise, re atIng to the Teeth. HIS own expert
ence oonlrnns the opinion Of many men eminent in
the profession, and peclay Drs. Harris and and
r. Parny, has led HIM, long since, to discard al
rsIOu5a gre,srpstloR. for hllipG the teeth also al
for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth, and
that PoIoelain. mounted on Gold Plate: is the only
was moot oonoiusivey shown By the last American
Dental Convention.
Although he fatters himself from his long resi-
denoe and practice In w Washington lac is favorably
known to his numerous friends and patrons he begs
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector fthe ChnreA of Epiphany,
offhis city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex
press my esteem for Won personally and INV con6 :
dence IN you as superior dentist. The operations
hope that you may rscsiSe the paironaxs from nv
friends and the PUBLIC that your skill 80 well de-
'' Wilmington. Aug. a g. s s'r' FRENCH
From on. Of tAs oldest firms i. Bal,imo,.-
Mss,rs. Boggs, Gotham + Co.
=, Having employed DIR. Stephen Baiy, Surgeon
Dentist, Of Washinston oIty, to xecute for me an
to my entire satisfaction and of the fact that
one of the most disting ed members of the Dem
to perform the work satisfactorily i gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estiikhtion OF MS professional skull.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
Extract from note YeesfUsd from tks late HoR
JOHN IL. Clayton.
The teeth you made for me work admirably iii '' no.
'A'' '0''' % 0'''''' JOIN n. SIRifroN
To those seeking rsiieff from the maladies of the
teeth. can cheeriully recommend DIR. 3. Baiy as
superior dentist. He made set of porcelain teeth
for one Of family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has oil stood well for more
than tenyears. ROBERT +. NIXON,
Apnlls, 1855. Va. Conf NJ. Church south,
We, the undersigned. having had oocaslon to avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DR.. 3. Bally,
surgeon Dentist of this city. having been cOgni-
cant OF HIS operations tam friends, take
pleasure In expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, "a well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he Performs the most delicate and difficult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
the public, OF which We consider him eminently
worthy.
TnoxAs U. wALrR7. Architect U. 8. CAPITOL,
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID of Washington, d, @,
b. =. BOHRKR, NJ. ID. Of Georgetown, ID. C.
n. =. LINCOLN, Nj. D., Of w ashngton, ID. G..
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. G..
GEORGE WALTON, Ex- Governor of Florida,
WALTER LKSox, Ex Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. ). Patent Office,
q. y. WIGHT, Principal Rlttenhouse cademy.
feb 0-u
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4 ADlES' TUCK and all sorts Of CON b. Al
IL GIBBS Hair Store, near 18th street, ano NJ ha
xalsa Rsa1. lSS0 Wliarta' Hessl. hsNa
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALr.,
IL THE GREAT PAIN ANNIYILATOR
AND Kennedy FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED RY n HEMISn

BOTTLES IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
HE GREATEST DISCnYERYI IN MEDICAL
" SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CuRE-ALL should he kept
In al! families IN case OF accidents sudden sick
ness, as u frequently less tune than il re
cures TO get q PLY stefan.
ourrs pain In any part Of the system and is used
externally and intensity.
III AS the frequent changes of the weather pro-
du9e q bSd Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
get bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves, Musole6
SlneVs, Blood and Bones and, by Its warming cleo
GomasEenc power, expels eli pSin from the s. stem
Set q bottle and try 10.
N; B;mIf YOU Lsve Cough. use Harris
World. N NAe
II you are Baiouf, Lac HARTSHORNE'S
ANIl-BiLiOUSP PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
q, StSmaoh and Bowels, carrying of al Bile and
The above medicines to Be had at ell Drur Stores
"a washington city; Kidvel & Clscell at Georre-
Town: H. Peel d Co. Alexandria, oc u-tr
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A QUESTION:
"A parts of the
CITY 90 to WOOD
LEY'S GALE
RY for Portraits /!
Because they can
there obtain q per-
feet ukensss for Is
cents and upwaI DIS,
and no charge un-
less the sitter Is
perfectly satisf cd.
X. @. w cooley
wishes to return
thanks to his nu-
merous patrons for
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OUTER !-BU TIER ..-Familjes and o,Lo-.
- in want Of eaoice TABLE BUTTER will End
1t, think. to their interest to come and az mIns
my stock, as have selected II With parteula1 Gaia
For sale by JESSE b. WILSON.
- No. 81 Penn. avenue, bet. 9Th and I'M sts
Also. two cases new crop Fl8S. ]. ii. ".
30 2lw3w -. W. l
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CREATATTRAcTION FOR THE LADIES

No. 4l4 7th ST., bsfcees g and II street,,
GOrTHELF L YEIIREND, Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in FANCY ARTICLES, WOOL
EN- GOODS. HOSIERY, TOYS, etc.. etc., have
Just received An ontire new stock, the Gnest ever
brought to Washington.
They offer store Keepers and county merchants
Ladies purchasing FOR fairs should be sure to CALL
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the very liberal support he has met with and hopes
by strict attention TO his profession to merit CON
tinuauce Of Their patronage.
X. G. w. wishes to inform the public that he has
made great improvements at mis- Gallery which Is
veil warmed and made all snug for the Winter
latest designs. for Christmas presents.
X. G. WOODLEY,
no A-dtdec4 Sl2 z street, near Wil.ardS',
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SUPERIOR PURE OLD RYE WHISKEY
- for medicinal use. price 50 per gallon, or so OTIS
per bottle: Many gentlemen Of Virgins, Maryland
and the District, (all regarded good judges) who
have thoroughly tested 1t, pronounce it much the
BEST Whisky in the market.
" EDWARD HALL,
Extensive de a!er in all kinds OF Liquors and
Family Groceries, No. 90 Louisiana avenue
Opposite Centre Market. no "a eol0t
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
O'Iy Regular Lane, end WitAOnf Failz,,s
for Eight Yssrs.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND oKFsou.
VIA PANAMA kLHRoAD.
Rsgslxs ssiIisr DAYS, sik z ao,k .r,s.k-,,

= ~" - ssss ~eSth.
CAvrIoN.-So many frauds and in,o-
lerpetrsted on travellers bound to Cx steY
fOkklA, that the subscriber the or " suthori Nd
agent for passage By the U. >. Mail Line, via Psns-
caution all persons seeking passage 20 California,
ind tbs t AVOID Tie, must Dc careful g
The Companies have only one ofhco in New York,
Oompaly's Wharf. Aeo1 vi 'hs
M of.'W5S: ": ~ 'fS SysT the s door.
TIE PACIFIC NAH baNvs STEAMSHIP COM
-, one OF ne STEAMSHIP OF lns Company, carrying
pa. Ia so sE,n. and OREGON, leaves S8HK
ofths United States Mail = s. CompanS,s steamer,
which leave New Orleans and New York regulsrir
NC nG passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and an
p .oyeo ey the Navy Department and guaranty speed
The Panama Railroad fs7 miles lorr)i IS nov con-
peted from oo-en 10 oceaE aud is crossed in or
New York throas 10 San
are embarked al Panama by steamer al the com
penys expense The money paid in New YORK
covers al ext enses OF the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Francisco. to prevent detention IN case Of accf
having occurred in eight years,
nks AZ Aspinvall.
Conductors 20 through b, each steamer, and take
tectors.
For through ticket, at the loves, rst-s apply q.
RAYMOND to ARMSfRONG. HARRis &
CO., New Oheans.-or G. L. BARTLETT. bos-
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UisoelIan,shouu,..
CLAsETT Z DoDsoN, = e. -. -. = :.

CLAGETT Z DODSoN. -
- FURNITURE 1 bly, G % ID t'SD' OF
Would respectfully inform all members Of Con
gress and others who intend to furnish their own
sps,tnents foS the sesson that they may find 1t c.
CsrPstings. from the lowest priced up to the very
Cur! am Materials. Blankets, a--
Iaets sna Toilet Linens and Cottons. .sr-
In word, everything in the way Of Furniture
Dry Goods which may be required for oomt0rt and
oonver ience, at prices nsidsraby lower than the
same goods may be had elssw here. y.
An invitation 10 res pectfully extended to all who
desire to for themselves to visit our store, at
No Market Space, near 9Th street, whsre every
attention will be paid to their inegifies.
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| AWHii h R nl H PLAlTS, GyRLs. HALF
81 ieta areet tp1 70, ave. u
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KIMMELi. HOUSE.

KIMMELl, HOUSE.
L Is Nice and commodious Hotel has just been
oomp al ed and vii be open for the reoep a. 4
ton OF guests on Tuesday, the sd Instant. vEHA9
This house will abound with comforts, u: Ia
equal every respect to every house in this or any
otner CITY. he bar will be suppIied with the best
OF Liquors, At all times. have engaged Mr. f. "
Campbeli to assist and supefintend the house.
The lmmell House is situated on e. street, be
tween ~ and 9th streets in the imm ediate vicinity
OF the National Hotel, and the Railroad Depot
A. +. KIMMELI, Prop'r,
nols eo2m f.. v. CAMPBELL. Sup't.
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FROM WAsHtSGr CITY, ID. e,
VIRGINIA, 9ENNEssRE
6EORGlA, AI,AHhME
MlSSiSSlPPl, LOUISIANA
hRhANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can Ls ottslnat At I'm.
6KEhT SOUTHWESTERN RAIL Rus0
OFFICE, corner of Penns wanna avenue and stb
street, washington. on board of iae steam srry
Boat George Page,or az the ofhce OF the Ttn.a a.
Ale1sndriR Railroad, ST Alexandria,
Rts@ssoAa, Danviiis, Lynehbpyg, Bristol,
hnorustle, Dalton, atlanta, CkatfaNoopa'
Nashville, HHntspitie, GRIND .Junr,;o,
Memphis, Montgomery and Neso Orleans,
ny direct route, and Continuous RAILWAY copnoa-
lions TO Memphis.
huordlEg greater E1psdfttoa and Copz(oyf and
pcnS over <e males shorter than by euy other routa
ne steam ferry boat gorge Page leaves the foot
oIIth street ~ 6 a. m. for Alexandria, where d.
sengers take the cars Tor Richmond ChArlottsyiIIa
stsunton, White SUI phur Springs, Woodstoek Ia
ana ~ N p n. Tor X ich mond aud all points S0tG
phis. W hAonA-
N BaIIase Wagons and Omnibusos leave the oe.o..
RI. avenue, az O'Clock a. N. and = D. m ~
,.r. JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
49, washington.