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W Horace Mann has accepted an Invitation
" sPeak IN Boston on " Education in the West !;
~ Oot: benjamin Loring, of Boston, is re-
afflicted him. "A1Cu Aa' ~
W A young man named Henry Lane was sur
ioSateo al Toronto on Christmas Eve by his bed
taxing nre when he had tumbied into IL after :
drunken orsie, the lamp dropping from his hand
James Bradley, an old offender once ~, ,
otdte Fnson, has been arrested at T.enton N
=, lor forgery His accompl lice, one COMMAND
W w nat part ob de ceremony do the ladies
plost admire when they 90 to church p, wen,
IomPey, can't tell dat. w bat am it,', sNbv'
julius, Its looking at tue hin1sn 10y
" me New Haven Journal and Courier saw.
OF tne new line To Boston that On SATURDAY. n.
Semoer 20 the first day Of its opening. there We
no less than eighty passengers ia the m,rnino
Train from Providence 40 y "iis
W Tue great Mariposa grant of John C FIRE.
mont, In California, is advertised for saIs in RI
IaA oeIlhqu ent list IL is valued at S2Os 900: i'm
prov .osements, SSGOO; total for the A $40 ace.
S2uS 100 taxes, 81 $50. ''
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

C CITED STATES HOTEL-J A Turner. Va.
Md: P WIZ fs; " Hsrris, do; G r Pead eton,
Nj MA hlncannon, Miss; II c Wortpingtan
40 a L aarler; Sc d Wilmot, Mo; n v Mesd
No. Woi,bi,1,o hoiaav, Nd Il Miller, Pa; W C
son, ID; y A Hume, q; Hafris do nhs'o
Cole and lady, Nc w F B-o.y, o; G; T,Ii %
sniiS t w n StaSlsr. Va; w T puIr-ll, do; w A
RsSli H DC oV w La NJ NJ ROge,., Pa; +
lea lease M ana lady, Va "a Woodward, ri; G b.
Fails Do W y STui I Ala; Tuner, Va; r w
Riebsfd w NJ S;n a ~ NJ T Bower, Ny; W
III; Augusta, do; @ Erwin, Md; r As,Iis ",
p Cii, DO; Jones, do; $ Kiiix, Dl. n r..
da Moore, do; w Harris, Va; w r Yonsg
ooi CePhart, do; + Hunter, do o""s
WILLABDS' HOTEL-Mr No,a,n
pg'y, Mehaff-y, Dion Borcicauit and Isdy NS.
hyciop, do l. Reynolds. Md. r -
I!son, fd; Maj l. Town, USA; Ed Owsns n,,
Ala, DR. fsT T, "a T. Andrews, D; } A Kinnicu,
uIasinbienter, Co,mi, La; w CiaIIs ~ ~ y
Mwiggln. MT: Wiggin, F A Hatch, M,. g. D
Bfsdi.y a9 "a. mf Shade Hsddriek, III; Dana, W
Mass; Holbrook and lady. Va. r. A. p ," lIder:
~ horo and Lady Bury, Eng; ] Nelson do Ino
P @,i9n, Os "a, w Todd, do T Robrrtson,
IT, Pa; Es,is inS' sKsai,1 Isy, Yk Caldwell,
Tspley, Miss. ''ii'' IL
BROWNS HOTEL.-W C Price. Mo. q
NJ ~ ,ru y granger, Pa; Mr. Granyer
mu, WALKER, do; ID o Como. Va. Mr. XII
anu Inree children, do A Stephens DO. 7
A. a otna'harton, do; II A Lintheum, ND: Z; w Mn
H,rI dsi NJ chancellor, Va; W Mes. de-; E v
NE NJ NJ u ID Camden, Va; f. b FalLner do
AZ. sSsmPle, do; B Davidg-, DC; SmItb.
49,. Sonns, Esi w NJ Campbell, sc: Hon T. ~
R M. MISS; Hon NJ l. Bowhen. sc; Miss Ian, 9
Fi.min q G al q Texas; A L. Hunt, Va; Es
Holy 90 Downing and family. Ala: Miss
Rp nr,, 40 w Echols, USA; ERurbn W.
nrDusaIi, Md; Baden, do; va
ioNAL HOTEL.-J ID Edmond. wst
ing . "A stephens, c Featherston I, IaS
49,, 'iis ihfnston, yno Marshall, Va. = A. .t,,'
GhSJns, USAi w Clarke, Nd; L. : War; am p
aaoogrs, Dickerson and family MN NM n
nroIo, ina; A Mills and lady, Nv: r. $500
~ HHansas; Jno Randolph, Pa; Mercsr X, 10
~ Sns.e, ia; seddon, NY; Miss q ed,
,S,' 1nmn, Nfk; r p Monson and dangb,
o r,, NE; Barnitz, II Topping, Md: M G. gu
Poik Kansas; w Bailey, JIG G Winch Va.
ara i. zen w Garretson and lady, n X Hs1,i.
iaoy, Harris, Nd; I" "a'''S
D,ntnI GOD HOUSE H l. Martin ruo-
Fla. ~ w WobIes, Minn; J ~ cr,Iv
uh. Nv. IS ae, Nd II w Jones, Pa; = Tbor,,
n. n,hoorne o. Merlin, NY; AC sco mAfs; T.
Finn, Me. Pennington, do;
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NAvAL-A very graceful monument has ;ust
been completed at the BROOKLYN N.vv Va 4.
with the following Inscription $50 the memory
OF tns brave men who fell at the capture of the
Barrier Forts, IN the Canton river, in Nov Is.6
this monument is erected by their shipmates. -
Then follows the names OF the vessels. .sSan
Iacinto, Portsmouth, and Levant," which mar
uclpated In the gallant action. The name OF the
marine Corporal Mcbride, is, of course, conspi-
cious.
The Fulton Iron Works are progressing rapidly
with the new boilers for the San Jacinto. These
boilers are Martins Patent, and have vertical
brass tubes, which contain the water while the
flame passes between them
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PRINTERS.

E<nSs
Among those ranks Of hrmsn kind.
Some 20 before. and some Denlnd,
But mind them ell. and you VII ind
Not hind most II the Printer.
The Lessons which you had learned At school
hat you might not Grow up tool,
Had al In scientific rule
Been pub lshed BY the Printer.
How do your Presidents and Kings
OoverR so many thousand thIngs.
lis by the ~ pes tbs screws and springs
Belonging to the Printer.
The farmer and mechanic too,
WOnit sometlmes SCARCE know what to do,
Could they get certain view
vi work done BY the Printer.
The doctor cannot meet the crooks.
vi all the cases. till he looks
upon the pages OF the books
supplied him By the Printer.
The lawytr for wit has passed,
but high as he his head nsy csst,
he would 10 but Ounce AZ last,
Were Il not for the Printer.
Who ia it that so neatly tells
The various goods the merchant sells,
Inviting a i the beauxs and bel. es!
WhO Is It bat the Printer.
The classes Of the humsn race,
Of different size. of different face,
Appeal In thiz and every place,
How OBVIOUS to the Printer.
One sings the base, ons Iharps and fats,
&Lu udtb,
Ana ion< tailed coats and smooth orayats,
VI this class 10 the Printer.
The other sings the treble sweet,
ADORNED with irocks ana bonnets rea'.
Ana LOOK how DeAutsOus and complete,
And lovely to the rnnter!
lis Hymen's will, of course you know,
These classes should In couples GO,
And slnoe the world will have 1t so,
so De A." says the Printer.
There's not q man below the skies,
Who better understands the prize
Tne cnzrms tnat grace q lady . eJ es,
Than does IhIs vey Printer.
Young maidens. then, without debate,
hoped that you'll duly estimate,
belore, IN 1act, IL 10 too late,
The value Of The PRINTRR
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de q w6v LOO " OiAoo'


- Sl "a. ar. opposite B-ornS' Hotel
i. PURCELL. Il sun have lust Import. ID ner
ship Gibraltar. from Liverpool direct, andysC
o'her sources one hundred and fifty PACK Ek3S/
ss sSiss nsS D the sTt
Dinner, Tea and Toilet Sets,
White Granite and b ue Painted Dinner Tea and
Toilet Sets. N ~
China Vases. China Motto Cofees and Saucers
Tea Sc rs and bohemian Buffers and Covers
scrptIOn, ' W.
Plated Albata, and britannia Table, Tea aid Des
sert spoons and Folks. Coffee and ! ca Sets or
separate, w. "' vi
Casters. Butter Knives, Ladies &C.,
Ivory handled and other Knives and Forks in sets
-. OF 81 pieces or separate,
GlrandOies, Coal OIl, Etht rial and Lard Lamps and
Wicks, N
Walters. Coffee Urns. Hall Lamps and Lanterns
very hne assortment of common goods suitsbe
Tor retail groceries, s OF which III be sold whole
sa . ana retail. as low as the very lowest.
First quality stone Ware at the fact0ry nrices
uOons Will be careIuiIy packed and sent to an,
part Of the city free of charge, " '
call from tEeIr FIR dis and the public gepersIly
Hotel. ' Nff0"i@o Dio~he
de 4 colin THn2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-03

HowA Fish BECAME HYCHRnrr,xFx
ne EN- Ployment of a fish as a Christian emblem
ID OF caoaIistic origin. The Greek term for Ash
Nicnlnus' and in the Greek language it is a
~oio OF nve letters, which are the initials of III
foiiowing phrase: "Iesous Christos Tbeou IJios
softer, Jesus Christ Son of God and Saviour >,
Inc elevation of fish aweathercock on conn
Try church steePles is not, therefore. without
sanction.
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OFFICIAL
Treasury DEPARTMENT,

December l7th l85S.S
SEALED Proposals. viii be received at this De-
partment until IL occck, noon, of Mondsy. the cath
of January next, for ten millions of stock of the
United States to be issued under the act of l4th
June, 1858. Said stock will be reimbur bile in IF
teen ears from the LIST Of January next, and bear
interest At FIVE per cenum per 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 fr.cIlon OF one thousand dollars. No bid will
be considered unless one per oentum of the amount
IL deposited subj set to the order of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, with a deposItary Of the United
States, whose certiEcste Of the same must accom-
pany the bid. In all cases the bids muSt be unoC n
dtlOnal, and without reference to bids of Others.
and must stste the premium offered therein.
The sealed proposals should be endors ed on the
outside of the envelope, Proposals for Loan of
1885," and be addressed to the Secretary of the
Treasury. Washington. ID. C. The sums which may
be accepted fr, any bidder will be required to be
paid to the depository OF the United States nearest
to his residence, CT indicated most convenient
by him. Should bids be accepted from parties not
residing within the United States, they wi be re-
quiret to deposit the principal and premium with
the assistant treasurers AZ Boston. New York Phil
ade'phia, CT New Orleans.
Certificates ofstock for sums of one thousand dol
lars EACH payable to the successful bidders or bear
er. with coupons of semi-srnual interest from the
LIST Of July next, also payable to bearer attached
thereto, will be issued for the amount of the SO
ceptsd bids upon the certificates of deposit to the
credit CT ihe 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 vii! 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
primo pal and premium Of their accepted bids on or
before the Isl of March next. The preliminary de-
post of one per cent will be Immediately directed
| TO be returned to the asu ccsssfui bidders.
| HOWELL COBB
| de l8-lavt24Jan Secretarf of the Treasnrv
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I'm THOS PURCELL SON
pROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AND RATING STAMPS.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
DeopmbaF IQsc


December is, 1853
SEALBp Proposals will be received at this de-
IA Of the clock noon for urni. hug for the us. Of
Rost amees IN me n'ted states. for four y, ars
iao from inc t dsy OF April next marking and rating
LASS l. circular Marking stamps OF steel, or
encs not to exceed So inches but as much less a.
name OF the once and State with type for tie
years months, and days, IN blocks of like material
dies COCOA ahossny or other 99 sss~y S wh G o
this Glars of stamps, the bidder will slate In add
tlonal charge. per letter or figure. for inserting.
Srnrss as poiS whem ifq9Ied s9on words ard
o,b.t SIS IL Garouiar Marking Stamps of iron. or
meas and Tonta tnereto ior the use OF post of
me-, a .ou.s agehts on rsilroads and steamboat
mai ines; win the name Of tbs once and State
and dates. IN bIocSs ~ To-. ..n type iof months
gu suitable o thumb SCREW and hades OF back waput
o,rcnmfs Of 'ha ~ e,t aoapteo Ior use; the
scrIbed in GLASS No stamp u 90 inc same az de-
LASS $. CIIo9lar Marking Stamps Of box wood,
o. otner material Of equal durability of the same
sn. wLtn pc LOT months and DAYS OF printers
yy,ttb poeas or se letters and figures,
in class No 'Hu'es TUG ss'ne as described
4 he cortrac, for ,,is oI..
u, r ron ana aiser the I'd day Of July next.
Warp ph'Isd Low Ia use ID tne post oihces at New
a. ~ ~, ~, phIa sna boston, or oil any other style
A,sG e. s9e IoGwinE rating s,smp. to correspond
material handler and worE and su mSu ohm
Rating stamps not named Sefsif as ma ayn
sH5sd ola IKE q,
direction of tha dsnsrlnent fh snan oe atered o,
creased or reduced IN the same proro5ton: VIZ
Tree Csncei
M dss. Due
Post T once business, fire., br uSi Gen,
advertised 10
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u The days OF high rents in San Fr,nc;..o
are said to have passed away. From $50 to SIS
month is about the figure paid for houses co.tiny
say, 81 600. "s'
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Medicines.
TIE ONLY ARTICLE
" N u v A l. l. + ID MARE
WITH IMMENSE u,
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEhINn

nA' DhhlND
The reason why, 10 thai ~ Nature, ov,
y, restores ~. natnra c"ior permanently afsg -
tEus makes u grow On raid heads. removes ~ 10
oron, itching aid heat from tive Eca .. s1,si, -
zones up tie nerves, and hus cures a. nervcn 20
aohe And msy t.e rrllcd upon To cure al di..s..@
the sea AID hsir u WILL srOp aad keep % ron
lnS cr Dids.stt seff Glo'sy, Rsalfk apS ssSs,ss-
snd " used by he young two or three uWe., ~,
WILL never IA. OF become gray; then. TeAder -
heioAoviEE and Judge for yourselves: ''<
Ns.srs. o. J. vooB a co-G.ntl.D-n g.. Va,
rood deal about Professor Woods Hsr R--iorsl.t. -
hair he qsite gray. made M my uud o. l., -. -
Prsediees wsteh ia oosnrcn With Eress nssy -
had against all manner q patent Md ines spt ii,i
ago oOR ueno EsinE your srtiee o. mas
The result has Ten VERY s.rf trry That ~, -
80 sud ia iustoe 8. 1os, vel Inr tie 49,
ny rr-.uai~. without fsrs.t-iuE SD a..
Wiling = xiv. your R'.,"r.tivss t-isl u si.' h.-. -r
FRO -Ad ths b--g b-irE ocular d-mcIsrstHu -.
ia th. siser. which you msy show O. Aay a. 80 a.
Is n ala. R.iins s-s si,!,ra-r ., Or, .y GU
hair 10 nov "a stursl color AID mud approved s a.
p..rsn,s v.r- vsr being Eiosser aud ttok-I ma
an a Dur. r =, oS15 asssr ysst
LnIsss-os Gl. Fsb L. IA,
PLOv. vooD-n..r sr: \, ar Hair K.sfCrsti. Il, -
nnse EOod l. ths Ct the country ny Lsir b.. D.
al i ny dimtni.hinr for s-Nsr.l .upt
ssius y. H.ir .ys tor ia -..ls ana s.G -
ears Zoe e.d of hair nVw srsr having a.so
Ssll. remedy ~ sIt A. .na .sv.- al Who AZ ie,
.h,a sy 70 s's y0Sr .n.f. Voc esn r.h.h rs. yo
aihk proper. Years to. s.W. hmDLsros
rntLspNuFptA sept fsr-
fsor Woon-pesr STR. Your B.ir Ks-t.rstir. -,
itsef highly ben~acsi - TEE frcut sue sl., 49,
part 20 Esd smo lost 81 F.rinF-vss In 81
have Us.d hot hall pint yonr s-.gor.ti,. .
tHs toP my head 10 ~ru studeed Nth q ron. -
crop OF yontE fsr. aff ils q g also
have O. I'd oti er rrrpsrEf without any b-u.rt -,
evsr th.nk fron er-onsl reoounlen aiiot -.
induce many otherS o. n. You're reap .-tfuIt
d. n THorss N. D. No. s6I yiHs str.,t
The Restorative ls pnt IN bottles If three s...
VIZ large. medium and small; the small ho'ds A
pint, ard retaIs for per bottle; the med uH "a
81 asst - pc cent. more IN prcpCTtlon thar M.
small. retalls for 81 per bottle: ths large hos,,
quart ~ per cent. L5OTe IN proportion, and rea,
for IS a bottle.
o. J. WOOD & CO.. rrop-ieto-,. S2 Bro.dv,,
New ork. tIn the greet ". V Wire Rsi.lnt -
tabiishment.l ana iis MARKET street, -. louls n
And sold by all good druggists and anoy Goo5,
Deaiert. no u So
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oCEANSTEhMERS' SAILTWG n1YS
IRON fuB UNITED SrArrs

CpDnfkMsSfNGE The NEW YEAR WITH
present and fataIs ~ or registering svents past
teepinr disfy r., esssssnds. and blank leaves for
NJ '"~ Prices, be ooiaisss.l N the "a sises
- -...- shIL LINGTON,s
- corner ~ street and psa , .s.
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nj. IooNIs TbEE En- l.,
DR. sTRPHEN BAiLS. u
OFFICE No. All, THIRTERSTH STREET.
Four Doors SGRfh Of Pennsylvania Aresss

Four Doors SOah Of Pennsylvania Irenss.
Dr.. BAILY bess leave to inform the public that
he can be seen at eli hours, at his office,
located as above; He feels assured that az ~
the large number OF patients, and great vsret, of
difficult cases that he has treated successfully, vii
otherwise, re stlng to the Teeth. His own expert
ence confirming the opinion of many men eminent IN
E. Parmly. has led him, long since to discard ali
mercuriai preparations for filling the teeth, also ali
for the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth and
that Porce lan mounted on Gold Plate, is the only
was mort nciusively shown By the last American
Dental Convention.
denoe and practice In Washington he is favorsby
known to his numerous friends and patrons, he beEs
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
FNom tbs Tate Rector of the ChHrek of EpipkdnS
ofthis city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILY: Dear Slr-I desire to ex-
press my esteem for You personally and nv oon6-
dence IN you as superior dentist. The operations
hope that you may receive the patronage from nv
friends and the pubic that your skill so well de-
'' WILMINGTON Aug asu is s'r' w. FRENCH
From on. Of ths oldest firm, in Baltimor.-
Mssss. Bosgs, Cotmon 4 Co.
Having employed DT. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
Dentist, OF Washngton city, to execute for me an
my entire satisfacton and IN view Of the fact that
one OF the most distinguished members Of the Dem
to perform the sarne work satisfactorily gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
nigh estimation OF his professional skill.
Baltimore. Jan. IL, 1857. HARTMANN BOGGs
Extract from aofe rees,o.d from, tks late Hon
JOHN M. Clayton.
u. =. Senate, Aug le. las.
=, me teeth you made Tor me work adm rabiy;
thlDs could be better. Very gratefully,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maIsdies Of the
teeth, csn cheeriuiy recommend Dr.. y. Baiiy az a
superior dentist. He made set of porcelain teeth
for of my family, End plugged several teeth for
myseif, and the work has al stood well for more
than ten ears. ROBERT I. NIXON,
ApnlIs, 1856. Va. Cont. NJ. E Church South.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion TO avail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DR.. =. BGliy
surgeon Dentist OF this oty. having been cogui-
can't OF his operations tamii friends take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration OF his
skill, as well Us the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and dfcult
operations IN Dental Surgery, and ve respectfully
recommend HIM TO the confidence and patronage OF
the pubic, OF winch We consider HIN eminently
worthy.
THoNAs U. WALTER, Architect u. 8. Capitol.
b. ). SoHRKa, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. G..
". 3. LINCOLN, III. d., of W Washington, D. G,
Jos II. BRADLEY, of Washing ION, ID. c.,
GEORGE WALTON, EX Governor OF Florida.
WALTER LRNox, EI May OF of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, u. Patent Ofioo,
feb N-tf
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Traveller Directory.
D,,pc FK9h EfSHbbfSToN
w u . II.
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
81 z

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM WAS HING ron FOE THE WEST.
as follows:
excepted connecting closely st Waxhington Juno
ton. for Cumberland and Piedmont.
"a: THE CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS AND
CHICAGO ENPRESS CONNECTION leaves
m. next day, and connecting drectl, with Express
rsln for Io1Isyl!!e. Cairo and the Southwest, and
for 81. LOUIS, Kansas, &c.
To view the Strand Mountain Scenery of the RoaS
IN DAY ight take either the 7.<5 q. m. or $50 ,.
talns i.oI1 WASHINGTON.
or Parkersburg and al Stations on the North
western Virgins Road take the 40 D. Trsln. For
MAIietta snd Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
tors, and every other possible facility Will be found
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of IN,
BsltluoIe and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
For an points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 7<5 O.. M. tram.
For ali Stations setvcen Piedmont and Wheeinf
take the 30 D. Tram. To connect with the Fred
erlek Traln take the $40 ,, m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore st s 10 and 10
g. M, and $40 and IS p. m. On Sunday az SEQ ,. m
only.
Leave Baltimore st tsD and 80 q. m. and $50 and
$50 p. m. On Sunday ct 50 m. only.
The 7.s5 and %.35 trains only Wi stop st way sta
tons aud fir Annapolis connections.
ING trains for the " est, and the $40. 7i5 and ax
,. IN. trans for the east.
For further information inquire &c the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Ticket Office, washington.
w. r. SMITH,
noT Master of Tranportatioa, Baltimore.
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n "DINNER PARTIES"
DINNER PARTIES VIII be furnished to fami-
lies at IS, 81, and S. per head or, If they prefer
hrst class rench cook can be sent to their resi-
dences to pr pare dinner for them at the moderate
charge of 81 for his services.
Those wishing to avOd the trouble Of marketing
can have the best the market affords sent to their
houses at COST prices.
One or more dishes will be sent to any part of the
city for those who may desire ". 1 guarantee TO
furnish better dinner than any 9th
In the olty, at saving OFFS per cant.
de l5-eo2m $50 Pa. av.. bet 18th and 18Th ss
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w FALL ARRANGEMENT
w AsHINGrON AND A KAN DRIA.
A Boat Every Hour from Each PIaos.

The Washington and Alexandra Steamboats, vii
hereafter regularly from the foot -.
OF eth street, Washington, and King n
street, Alexandra. every hour fronf
eech place, from 81 a. m. ON p. m a. follows:
From WashIng:On-Steamer GO. PAG Eat
50, 9, and u =. m, I, 5, S, and n p. m.
From WashIngton-Stcamer THOMAS COLL
From kleSsndris. eco. PA6E-.,
81 8, loa. m, u m ~, Z. ard p m.
From Ale3andrIa-Steamsr THOMAS COLL
Tuesday and Friday mornings, when the Colly eI
viii run her regular trips to AMOUNT Vernon a.
heretofore, and omit her trips betvet washlnftor
and Aexandrla from So. m. TO Up. m. only.
The 5x "a g. n. and "a p. m: boats from Alexan-
dra connect with the trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and West.
The Ga a.. m. and N .. m. boats from Washingtor
connect with the trains OF the Orange and AleXan
drIa RaIlrnad for the South and Sonthvt.t. se .
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SOMMIsSioNER OF THc CofRT a.
CLAIMS, AND CONNENANCFE
O(es asd stdsaoe No. AZ So ssrssE eaAt Gs.ss
Rstr. CeptTOl htlL
Deeds, Wills. Contracts, add al Other Ieks 49,
ipss, carefully and promptly prepared. DO Kan
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COUGHS. COLDS. HOARsENEss, 40.

The prevalence OF the above complaints AZ tsr
season generally has the ed ect of hrlnglnE ont hos
oil professealy rev specihos. and While some s-s
Eooc. many are useless, and others even DANGEROUS.
lac Wisest course 20 pCrsae ~ 20 consult y0ur fan
ny physician, or otherwise use only Srch remed =
as long puoe experience has proved 10 he safe sn.
emolclous. Ofthis charhc'er Is Tl LER'r CON
ROY Nd SYRUP OF GUN ARABIC. OrlgInA-
the iavorte prescr elton Of an eminent physlc a.
usoon oeoame popular remedy. and has continued
70 enJor aErOWlnG reputation for tire ast twenty
years. In Gases al common Colds. Coughs, &c, .
actt like a charm. snd an Chrome CAses. Rrnuchffs
w hopping ouEh. Group, Asthma. Inf uerzA. A c,
It's sucoess s unpars eled sad most wall testify Eho
have usedlt.
frlce Is cents snd % cents per bottle
Sold BY Nelrn A Palmer, Cbas. Stott &c wast
inEtOn Cissei. Georgetown; PeeiA Stevens A.
IN LoEGnger form. Price l21. and Is cants A l,oI-
known as Tyler's Gum ArabIo Cough Cau61
Drops, as an elsga l. pleasant and fioacious Pu
mono i-oEenre they are unsurpassed. no ll-Sm
DEAD, BELIEVE, AND IMPROVE NoTR
IL HhALTH.-MsdSm MOUNTS CapsumFt.oB
Destroy or, acts maEIoaly on Coughs, Code Asth
ma, Bronchitis. and COEsUmpuOn. Ia rnses OF
colds one or two bottles wall effect cure AZ a cost
OF 30 cents Persons ION Ell SEQ ions have ordered
O nerent quantities ~ express. IL 10 purely vrEe
table; babe car take 10 without iniHry hHvI't
been restored TO heath by 10 herself from deep
sumption. she rec smmeuGE 10 uHheSItafinEly o.
Uesyf are dangerous. Make immediate /. DC ltcAt1l
YOU vish 20 be ssysd Apply st No. SSa 8 street
between ilth and 18th. ~ StOtt's. corner Pc
svenne ana I'm street also, At GGlSers, cofDsT "a
street and Penn. avenue. dss-SH