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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

EYA clerk in western post, office. in
making up the mails, found two letters d.
rected in the same handwrit,- z as follows:
MISS EMILY ALLEN,
Buck KANNAN Co.,
ST.. JOSEPH Mo.
MISS BARBARA DITTO,
BUCK KANNAN Co.,
ST. JosEPH, Mo.
The DutchmGu's Philosophy.
I've tollar vot l spend.
But I've noting for to lend,
For l nefer borrows noting, don't you see
John Sci midi.
I've a prsddy little frow.
Un I've vriends in plenty now,
Un lot Of Freddy shildred at my knee
John Schmidt;
hat noting to desire.
Ven I sit peside mine wire,
Un I schmoke mineselfinto sleeping stat,
John Schmidt,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

ETThe Boston Posi- says: DR.. Syuta1
is of opinion that in Cuba the heat Of tbc
weather must be. greatly modified after tht
introduction Of 50 many eolliss. .sE H.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

The steamship Levisthan has been re-
hsbtised. and is now the Great Eastern a
gain. s.s.. xss y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

WORKING AND THiNKING:--It is a no
less fatal error to despise labor when regula.
ted BY intellect, Than to value 1t for its own
sake. We are always. in these days. try
ing to separate the two; We want one man
to be always thinking and another to ne
always working, and we call one gentle
man and the other an operative; whereas
the working man ought always to be think
ing, aud the thinker often to be working;
and both should be gentlemen in the best
sense. AS it is. we make both ungsntle.
the one envying. the other despising his
brother; and the mass of society is made
up Of morbid thinkers and miserable work
ers. Now it is only by labor that thought
can be made healthy. aud only by thought
that labor can be made happy. and the two
cannot be separated with impuuity, All
professions should bs liberal. aud there
should be less pride feltin popularity o.
employment. and more in excellence OF q
chievement.--[R Ruskiu.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

Agwhen woman begins to count her
admirers. il is sproof that their number iS
decreasin1, 4LsN sf9t -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

DOUGLAS AND BUCHANAN IN ILLINOIS.
The Administration party has succeeded
in establishing another organ" in Chica.
go. to support Mr.. Buchanan and denouuce
Mr.. Douglas. T. e number of the paper
appeared on Sunday morning. From the
ductory article we make the following ex
iact:
A man whom the Democracy of Illinois
formerly delighted to honor and coufide
in-whom Democrats learned to idolize--
has proved false to the trust which thew
reposed in him. But. blinded by their
deep.seated admiration of the man, deludeC
by his fair words and ingenious sophistry
and imposed upon by lis leading orgsu
here, and its numerous echoes Throughout
the State. many honest Democrats still
cling to the skirts of Douglas. unmiudfu
OF the fact which must be apparent to al
cool and candid observers, and which, er,
long, will be apparent to everybody, tina
he is Of all men in the Union, the mos
dangerous foe to the Democratic party
1t is for the purpose Of fastening that thor
ough revelation Of the motives of Mr.
Douglas, and the destructive tendencies o
his prelent and intended future course, al
well as for the purpose of defending thu
Administration and the Democratic party
against the attI cks ofall their other enc
mics, that this paper as been established
The Herald is 10 be thorough and stric
Democratic Journal. consistent with thu
Cincinnati Platform, the policy of the Ad
ministration, and the sentiment of the
Democratic party as expressed in the na
lion at large. and opposed, of course. t.
any organisation, whatever its name o.
profession. which prsdicates its action or it
purposes upon principles. or official decla
rations. inconsistent with the principles o
the Democratic party.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

DO not cry says SApbir. the German
critic. to q lady who was evidently rougsd
your tears win make you pale
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-05

On, then. onward to the polls-gallop,
pace. fiery footed steed. and make the
welkin tremble with anti-spasmodic yell;
for DAILY.
Hence. ye brutes, broad-ax and glory"
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-20
THEJEWEZaS OF THE KALSERBAGH PALACES TN
ENGLAND siN

w. Fl Russell writes to the London Times, under date
of April 9Th, as follows
''Ere this letter reaches England many diamond.
emerald and delicate pearl will have told its tale in
very quiet pleasant way Of the storm and sack of the
Kaserbagh. It is Just well that the fair
though ewory after all, he's deadenng effect the
sensitivcncss of the feminine conscience not how
the glitterng baubes won, the scenes in which
the treasure trove Indeed 1t Is only truth to tell
that most of those interesting memorials of the siege of
Lucknow were bought--bargans very often by officers
on the spot, from soldiers hot from punder Aud
Of those officers have made, literally, their fortunes
There fine bracelets caspng brawny wrists, the pro
cees Of which already devoted to buggies and dogs
and horses to Greenwich and to the Rag, TO the Ju
nior to the E. l. u S. O. in delightful antcipations
There certain small casets in battered uniform case
which contain estates in Scotland and Ireland aud snug
fishing and shooting boxes jim every game haunted
-equented angle Of the world There are single
jewels which shall meet tho demands Of Won Stutus
CO. settle that little transaction Ut the corner pay off the
injured Smith, and leave good balance with tho agent
besides in young Quecus favor, and Cuspis returns hoe
II all accounts be true with quite sufficient to meet the
extravagant propostonsof old Mrs. Patlet for settle
ment ton times over N4t f3isS
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-20

The river at this point continued stationary from Satur
day night until yesterday morning, when II again com
mcnccd rising and had up at dark last night one
half inch The water was very calm during the day aud
but little drt foated past the city The water by tn.
marks this side of the river shows height OF about
nix inches above the highest water known here this wear
Tho accounts from all the upper rivers NY telegraph and
mail, which published in full elsewhere in this paper
present dolcful condition Of sfain Memphis. Buiifs
yupe 18th.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-06-20

In volume just publiShed, entitled " Lost Chapters
Recovered from the Early History Of American Method
is 1t il stated that the records Of of tho crest
Methodist Churches In New York reveal that thd trus-
tees in the last century invested f2 in lottery ticket
and Gao in negro named Peter The last Investment
the most satisfactory, the oAicated Al
ton of the church. and repaid his cost out of bis
earnings and cmancipated
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Special Notice To Subscribers.

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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-Major Leonard and ly,
USA; Col l. Beale and lady, do; Carr, RI:
A Gates, NY: w Reosfclt. l. w Williams, 5
Madd, Nd; Read, NY s w Bowker, wis;
5 + Barton, NY; G Lester, c Scott, Va; w and
Hill. NC; Russell and lady. c B Russell,
HI; Peter Rice and lady, NY; 6 McCurdy, Mo;
J w Evans, Pa; b Beall, DuvalI, Smoot,
J 6 Jarboe, Md; s Dale and lady, Illinois; w
Gutierrez and ly, NY; Newman and ly, Eng;
BROWNS HOTEL.-F Fearse and lady Paa;
Miss II MsCarcher, do; Mrs Canway, Ky;J w
Stephens, Tenn: c Smith, Miss; " y Tar
burtt, Md; A Denny, Miss; c Belcher, Mass;
Rev Mitchell and lady, Pa; w Miller, NY
Dahlgreen, La; o M Vail, NY; G Player
Ala, Co, Gamble and lady, Fla; Mrs Shepham
do; Mr. and Mrs Baird, do, 6 S,ugher aud lady,
NY; Burgess and lady, RI; Hon d E Slckles,
NY.
UNITED STATES HOTEL willett,
Pa; A Fleming, Va; ID Shoemaker, do; ] n
Farley, Nv; w Farlep, do; NJ Grafton, do;
w CheaS6om, do; Col II ID Hall, Va; VIM Y
Brown, Mt.
RIRKWOOD HOUSE.-G Harris Md: G w
johnson, do; Capt Burton, USA; r X Burns
Pa; w Z Aicoek, NY; T II Elder, o; J st G
Morton, CSA; 5 Wadsworth, DC; Halves,
NY.
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VI The Litchheld county, CT, Bank went
into the hands Of the receivers on the 18th inst
IL Hammond Whitney, Of Virginia, died Of
yellow fever, AT Vicksburg on the 7th.
III Mrs. lie Vert 10 about to publish a work
entitled Sketches of Eminent Americans
III Mr.. Ws!r's painting Of Niagara Falls
ha. been purchased In Boston by Major Davis,
United States army.
IL Father Mathews birth day anniversary
was celebrated by the Irish in New York Mon
day.
UTMr. Mordeca X ennedy one of the defenders
of Baltimore in the war Of 1914, died at Wheel
ing, Ga, on Monday.
III Capt. Elliott, q well known Mississippi
river captain, died on "wednesday at Memphis,
OF yellow fever, on his way to st. Louis.
u Some one Is telling how to submerge the
Atlantic cable. How to submerge gold IL more
easy-buy cable stock.
u The marriage Of Count de Meaux with
Mile de Montalembert, daughter of the distin-
guished orator, was celebrated at Paris recently
with much simplicity.
III Gen. Eppa Hunter, Of Prince William
and John Seldom, Esq Of Stafford, Va are spo-
ken OF as candidates for the State Senate, from
Prince William District.
u Locker, arraigned for stabbinQ Carrenter
was tried at the last o range county, Va Circuit
Court and sentenced to the Penitentiary for II
months.
III The gin house Of DIR. Robr Watkins, in
Gr-enville county, Va, with a considerable
quantity Of cotton, was destroyed by fire a few
nights ago.
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies' and Gentlemen lose one of theiI
greatest natural attractions-a 6nc head OF halr-it
becomes . matter of serious Importance, and tbs
question 10 what shall We do to step the hair from
falling OFT, and restore Its vigor and beauty In
HAIR PR6M6TER AND fMPROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair falling breaking,
remove dandruG, keep the scalp clean and white,
and imPart freshness and visor to the hair and
although you may have been bald twenty years, the
continued use of it two months will insure you q
u1urlsnt head Of hair. Call and get bottle and if
,nd get the price paid.
Ask for DI. HeIri.' Hal, Promoter and Improver.
gist, corner Main and 18th, and Main and Wal sta,
and IN Washington city By y. d; GILMAN, Drug
b. CLARK. Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
avenue. apl 1y
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.


PnornsoR woep-Dear SIR Having hsd the misfOrtnneto
lose the bet ton Of hair the
In Orleans TO a tris
of your eparatiOn and fount Il yery
thing needed My hair Is thick and glossy and no
words express obligations you Civ ns to the
afflicted such treasrTe. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The under signed Rev j. X Brsgs 10 minister rssusr
standing and pastor o; the Orthodox Church Brookned
Mass he Is gentleman Of great influence universally
beloved. wh. DYER.
bkooKTikLD, January a., lsbs.
PRorEssos woop-Dear Sir: Having made trial OF your
Hair Restorsti gives me pies.
has been e1easnt IN removing Inflammation d.ndrun and
q constant tendency 20 Itch!cg with which
troubled from chffhood aud restored hair
which b. coming 70 hav. used
ether article with any hing ike pleasure or
profit. Yours truly, K. BRAGG.
The Restorative 10 put up in bottles offs srzes,
viz: Large, medium, and small !; the small holds u
. PInt, and retslls for 8 per bottle the medium
holds al least twenty per cent. more in proportion
than the small retails for "a per bottle the large
holds quart, forty per cent. moro in proportion and
reisils for TS soi i. On u.n
New York, Tin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab-
hshnent, and ia Market ST., 81. Louis, Mo.
And sold by O. good DrusEists and Fancy Goods
DoAers. an 17-Sm
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n THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Says the st. Louis MOI Democrat Below We
publish letter to DIR. Wood, of This city, from q
kentle man In Maine, which speaks glOwIngy { the
superior merits Of his hair tonic such evidence
m"st have Its effect, when coming from q reliabe
source. certificates Gu arantees Of truth the
DIR. needs NO encomlums, nor useless pufery from
the press:
BArn, Maine January 20, lsse.
PhorEesoR %. J. Woop Co.:-6eDtlemsn Having T.
tention called Few months since the highly beneficial
effects OF Bsr Restorative induced
icstion OF II upon hair, which quite
gray prot ably ethd white; my wsisker. OF sam.
character. s. three months procured bottle Of
your Hair Restorative. and used &C. found Il
proving what bad shed used 10 about twice Q
have since procured another boitle which
certify the wori that the gray white
hair has totally GfsaTpeared both head
hair has resumed its natural color and believe
sof and than Il before
am sixty old good wife st the age Of atty
two has it with eject.
The above notice deem due you for your vaustls dis
covery am assured that whoever will rightly per
drectons will rot have occasion stste-
citizen Of this city and here for the
last nft-eu years and known nearly every one he
aud advent towns. Any Of tho above
with attached is at service 20 pre-
beaut Of nature In others myseil
an. truly yours, A. @. RAYMOND.
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DIR. sTEpHEN BAILY,
OFFICE la8 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Three doors from l4th street.

DIR. BAlLY bess leave to inform the public that
be can be seen at all h urs. at his oface q
experience Of ffteep years practices with Su0
the large number Of pstients and great variety Of
otherwse, re aiing to the Teeth. HI. own expert.
the profession and especially Drs Harris and and
E. Parmiy, has led him. Ions, since, to discard al
Enamels. Gutta Percha, India Rubber and Clements
for the construction OF Continuous Gum Teeth, and
ii'ble s1bsancs that can he Worn IN the mouth az
was mo,t o .nciusivey shown b, the last American
Although he Iatte-s himself from his long resi-
asd he 70
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the Tate Rector Of the ChSrch Of Epipkony,
DR.. STEPHEN BAIIY: Dear Sir-I desire to ex-
press my esteem Tor you personally, and my conf
executed for me have been highly Satisfactory /
hope ,hat YOU may TeceIEe the paiIonase from my
'' Wilmington, Aug. e. iss. INV. FRENCH.
FIonl Of the oldest firms in Baltimore
Mss"s. Bogg' Cotman Co.
Having employed Or. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
important and d,fiicait piece Of work, Which he did
to my entire satisfaction and IN view ofthe fact that
tai College Of Baltimore tailed. after repea ed trials.
to perform the same work sa,sfactorily i, gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
Baltimore, Jan. r. 1857. Hartmann BOGGs.
Extract from note ,ee.ired from tks late Hon.
John M. CIaytoa.
U. 8. Senate, Aug Is. 1876.
The teeth you mode for me work admirably; no
'"0' '00'o % 0''''f' JOIN tMsr n. cIRYToN.
To those seeking relief from the maiades of the
teeth, can cheeriuly recommend DIR. e. Baily ss
superior dentist He made q set of porcelain teeth
for of my family, and plugged several teeth for
m, self, and the work has all stood well for more
than ton ears. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Aprllis, 1856. Va. Conf. NJ. f Church South.
We. the undersigned, ha wing had occasIon toavail
ourselves of the professional skill OF Dr. =. Baily,
surgeon Dentist of tina CITY, having been cognI-
SAINT OF his operations families friends take
pleasure In expressing admiration of his artistic
SKILL as well rs the uniformly satisfactory manner
which he performs the most delicate and diff cult
operations in Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
the public, OF which we consider him eminently
worthy.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID of Washington, u. G.
b. s. BoHRsR, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. G..
N. 3. LINCOLN, NJ. D.. of Washington, ID. e.
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID G.
GEORGE WALTON, tx Governor of lorida.
WALTER LHNOX, Ex Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, U. s Patent Once,
q. -. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
feb 20-tf
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Traveller Directory. $50
n FROM WASHINGTQE ,.ro
" n ST, :
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
Baltimsre and Ohis Railroad,
Traveller Directory.


Baltimore and Ohis Railroad.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wiS AhatIESSTfISSSsP' f S5pea T;AR WEST
e follows: - y
MAJ nsas s:s :. sggn sag
cacESS5 SiSFRsSSsS iNNtdh4S2yyss IND
Washington at $50 D. m. rsachns Cincinnati ct D.
a. next day, and connecting directly with Express
lraln Tor kouisville cairo and the Southwest, and
for 81. LOUIS, Kansas, DO. Time, from Washington
TO view the q rand Mountain Scenery Ofthe cad
in daylight, take either the 7.<5 a. m. or $50 D. m
For ParRsrsbnr1 suS al, Station, ., th. North
western Virginia Road take the 50 .. N. Train or
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to al guar
apa eveII other possible facility will be found
WAY PEssENGERsfor the Main Stem of tho
BaltImeIe and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
For all points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 7.S a. m. trains.
For ali Stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
srlcf Tram take the $50 p. m. Tram. ''' '''
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE East.
Leave washington for Baltimore At 8 IS and las
Leave Baltimore at 4so and $50 g. m. and $50 and
The 7.t5 and AS trains only will stop at way sta
tions and for Annapolis connections.
The IS m and $50 p. M are the chief connect
ing trans fer the west and the els. 7.A5 and $50
and Ohio Railroad road TicEet nffcs. Wilmington. '
T. H. PMARS 3 sSt AfHfns'
oc4 Master of Tranportation, Baltimore.
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ONG WORT HY'S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
g ". PIKE Sole Proprietor.

Soc fIop1letOr.
H ana 20 Sycamore street, CinetaHati, Ohio.
This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure JuIce of the Catawba Grape,
thu. sfordlng additional evidence of the progress
of American enter prise and industry, and of our
ABILITY TO produce srioes at HON equal to those
made by any other ion.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but excels the best Imported Brandt 8, IN
purity and flavor. IL is, IN fact, the best Brandy
known This ststcment is fully oorroborated nv the
Certificates Of our most distinguished analytical
Chemists.
lency, Cramp. Choio, Languor, Low Spirits, Gene
raj Debility dc. No family should be without it.
IL Re all price 81 .25 per bottle.
s. N. Pike has appointed DAN'L. p. CLARKE,
Druggist and Pha, aceutst, corner of Pa avenue
dealers and customers will please forward their
orders. ul4
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DORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION-A Der
feet Portrait of yourself 70 rs cents. warranted
not TO fade. 7ooo of these bea :ifu pictures made
BY VIZ odley In nine weeks. Nc charge unless the
sitter is perfectly satisfied. Pictures on paper for
80 cents. whIch can be sent by mail without extra
charge. Every variety Of cases kept on hand. Sun
light not required. X. G. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. Si2 E street,
ts1l-6m near WillArds'.
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n DENTISTRY IMPROVED.

n DENTISTRY IMPROVED.
OR. MUNSON Is now setting Testh on Vulcan
lite, combining the irresistible advantas es
of cheapness, durability, usefulness and in -
creased comfort. Those having baoly fit ~1U
ing pates can now be perfect fit. Teeth
mounted on Nulcanlte viii cost One-thlrd loss than
gold, and are tar superior In every respect. Call
and see specimens at $50 Pennsy lvana avenue.
IL
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IAhtSbORNE'SC URE-ALts.
l. THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHTLATOR,
AND REMEnf For prSPEPS,A; LAX
PREP4RED RY A CHEMIST.
EoITLEs ". Is and 50 o-nts and one dollar.
THE CIR EATEST DISCOVERY MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he kept
in all families in case of accidents sudden sick
ness, ~ 1t frequent res in less time than it
OUR 8 to get physician.
our.s rai9 IN any part Of the system and is used
M AS the frequent changes of the westher pro-
duce : bad Cold, Rheumatism Pain in the Limbo
and Body; also, Stuff Neck-every person should
get bottle. 1t acts upon tho Nerves, Muscles,
Snews, Bloot and Bones and, by lts warming cleo
romagnetic power, pels ali pain from the STEM
Set bottle and try il.
Sp BIf J Sq hays CcySh i,s use o. HA VI, X
CHERRY-it Il the best Cough Syrup in the
World.
If you arc Bilious, use nARTSHORNE'S
ANTI-BIIIOuSPI PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
Or, Stomach and Bowels, carrying of ell Bile and
Foul Secretions.
The above medicines to b. had at all Drug Stores
IN Washington city Kidwell & Ciscell at GEORGE
town: II. Peel Co Alexandria. ll-tr
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Iyl LOOMS. NJ. D., the Inventor and patentee
OF the MtaeraL Plate Tsstk. attends por-
sonally at his ofhos in this oity. R@
Many persons can wear these Teeth who CHI
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my oiiice can be accommodated
sut to those who are particular and On the purest
cIeanest, strongest, most perfect denture that's
art can produce, the Mineral Plate viii be moro
fully warranted. l
Rooms in this city. $50 Penn. avenue, between 9th
AID 10th streets also, 81 Arch street, PHILADELPHIA
ne H-lN
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lift

THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS.-Passensers fol
ses5i; ni ks,iIS y; IS 3 d ssyi5s
and Louisiana avenue, will be called for and con
yeyed 20 the Long Bridge station. where good
y. s: Mail for the o. A. r. 4. Passengers viii
nnd u free from the Of wagons and horset
ditious, and, many instances, the most economi-
cal route. Coaches connect with every train from
Baltimore.
N. B.-Ceaehes furnished for Excursions and Pie
Mics. ie2S II
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~ FALL ARRANGEMENT.
w AShINGTON AND A l. * AN d r A.
A Boat Every Hour from Each Place.

The WASHINGTON and Alexandria steamboats, will
hereafter ruu regularly from the foot ~.
OF 7th street, Washington, and King &k9E4U7
street, Alexandria every nour fIoma0e8DA3Sz1sA
eaon pace, from q q. IN to "a p. rn follows:
From Washinston-Steamer 3 U. PAGn-at
50, 9. an II n. m, |, s, s, and IA p. IN.
From Washing ton-Sieamer THOMAS COLL
YER-at s, 10 a. m, I'm, 2. 4. and p. m.
From AleIandris-Steam GRO. PAGE-at
50: 8. 10 a. m, IL IN ,2h. aud p.
From Alexandr,a-S'eam'r THOMAS COLL
Sr.R-at %, 8. II q. m, l, 8, and p. m, except
Tuesday and Frid ay mornings, when the Coll,er
Ssr., fSn nes m,t lips e,non, as
and Alexandria from ga IN. to Z p. m. only.
The 50 Ga a. m and ga p. IN boats from Alexan-
dria CONNECT with uhe trains of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North and West.
The Ga 3. m. and "a p. m. boats from Washington
come CT with the trans of the ange and Alexan-
dria Railroad for he South and Southwest .
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/nR. Fl. LANES, The RETIRED PHySI-
~ cisn. discovered. while IN the East indies,
H. ceItsln cu,e for CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bron-
{phItis. Coughs. Colds and General Debility. The
\ remedy was discovered BY him when bis only
Il chid, daushter, was iven Up to dle: His ohl!d
] was cured and 10 now alive and well. DESTROYS II
Of benehting his fellow -moTtals he will serd. 90
those WHO wish u, the recipe containing full di \
on receipt Of their names. Addres.