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We have now in store and daily re-
oeivins the largest abandonment, and the
cheapest lot Of Cabinet Furniture ever
offered TO the citizens Of Washington,-sekA-
ueofeetown AND Alexandria. which wee<2E1
cordial invite oil who desire to call ar
oonoeiveble article necessary to furnish q parnr.
nan dining room, chamber, and Kitchen. Our ex
tensiVe stock 10 too numerous to partlou aYlI =
we only name few Of the leading axtioles, s1ah
Rosewood. Walnut and Mahogany Parlor suit..
upholstered in superior manner in Brocatelfe
!, pm rlush, Lasting and Hair Cloth,
gut Base Tables. Gilt Brackets and Marble Slabs,
"a Brooatells. Plush, Rush and Csne Sests,
Do. Parlor Desks and WhAtnots,
Rosewood, Walnut Ind Mahogany Bureaus
Washstands, Bedstesds and WardroSes. verv
handsome and cheap, VIZ
CottaEe Shamoer Furniture. In Oak, Imitation
Saks Maple and Painted, with or without Mar
marble top Hssracks in Oak and Walnut.
iron Batraoks, Hall Stands,
Marble top Center Tables,
Hair and shuck Mattresses,
Feather BOlsteIs and Pillows,
b ankets. Comforts, Quilts, Towels 40
In addition TO our stock Of Furniture our frat
n2or co9tains large and we'll selected stool Of
s INV Sass . Sns cS5Ssksr Plated goods
tin Goods, Bsskets, Brushes O. sltor etbsr yor,
Ing acompats variety of every thing necessaSr 70 10
nfn''A h0a'' - w. & st ss9;sfl ER s,,,s
- Iron Hall, No. slS Penn. Syenns.
% l7-M&Thn .e4sva between 9th and i0th sfs.
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DAsUKRREorYrE BY LIsHrNISs.-On the 10th
OF August last, fash Of Zig htniny struck wind
min al LaPpion, in France, in which there was a
female, who was killed by the electric fluid, and
on whose body there was left the picture of a
neighboring tree with all its branches and leaves
complete This singular tatooing by lightning
Was seen and attesIed by medical examiners and
the municipal authorities Of the place
1T DR.. Meissner, Heidelberg, writes, sxposing
asystem OF obtaining degrees from s'the Uni versity
on oleeen. on the payment Of EGO. The Cniver-
sty consists OF a barn, and number of clerks are
employed chiefly In writing out diplomas for
EnElishmen. The University was founded I'm 1907
and acquitted great celebrity for Its schools of
organic chemistry under Baron Liebig
IVA skunk crawled into the drain TO the cellar
OF the Baptist meeting house in Ellsworth, Me,
and settled, without thought az TO SALARY and
without consulting the committee He took good
care TO let those assembling there on Sunday,
Know thaf he was located but his mi abstraction moi
being acceptable, he was summarily dismissed.
III Passengers who have arrived by the over
land mail at st Louis repeat the reports In relation
TO the fight Of the Texas incendiaries. The road
goitn OF Esd River is said to be lined with
wagons. The excitement in northern Texas con-
away.
1T The inhabitants Of Paris are to be prat;fied
WHO another magnificent promenade The En-
peror has given orders for the CONSTRUCTIONS OF a
road around Paris, within the Notifications II
viii be twenty miles long, and one hundred and
twenty feet wide The footpaths will be bordered
IOA journeyman printer in an Ohio printing
once put on sub, - last week, went to Mead
Vile Oil district, bought an oil claim on tim,
struck oil, and has been offered $40 OOu for his
chance. The lucky printers name is Geo Simon
ton, who worked In the ONCE Of the Cleveland
Plalndealer.
u The Methodists Of st. Louis have resolved
N annual conference, that Friday, Nov 2 shall
oe SCI apart as day Of solemn ny and PRAYER
Iof tne preservation Of the Union Christian peo-
PIE IN every part Of the nation are invited to OBJ
serve the day in like manner
w IL IL said that Mr.. T. Bfgloy Lawrence
sent In bin Of 500 for the use of his borse bv the
tarY. D"''o" iiiiii-
w. movement 10 on foot In Charleston fS. C ,
70 slect monument to w. G. Preston. at a cost
pl:t,Wo This amount to be raised prInci paIly
DJ me Alumni Of the South Carolina College.
W gen Schmidt, the so-called hero of Perupia
nas oren moobed in Geneva, much in the ssme
way q Haynau was In London.
=. VI Henry A: Montgomery, superintend.nt NJ
The Central Pacific Telegraph Comnanv b.s az, u
eess'ully laid mile Of the cable at Memphis
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EAGLE IRON WORKS,
II CoRNER OHIO Av. AND THIRTRRsrH ST.
ERICSSON'S CALORIC ENGINES

The undersIgned have been appointed sole agents
"a this oty Tor the manufacture and sale of the above
EnglGes and are prepared to supply all orders with
promp' Ness and dispatch. These engines have
been satisfactorily Introduced aud are now practi
cally omployed In bakeries; by bookbinders; for
lockwood QUITTING; By cabinet makers; for drawing
IAN blowers 70 venfate buildings for pumping: for
domestic purposes; elevating gain; glass cuttins
grinding sugar cane on plantations in Cuba; for
holseng; for knitting machines; BIZ manufacturers
OF pa ed ware; OF printers material of silver ware
OF agricultural implements; of matches; of hoopsd
skirts Tor pumping at abroad and on board
ships; for sewing machines: for Job printing and
printing daily newspapers: for various plantation
uses; Tor saving and planning lumber; for pickipg
and sizing turning; tob,oeo cutting and pnIver-
IzIng; IN tanneries and making shments:
for soda water manufacture; for bone crushing;
mat MASKING; towing; grinding cutlery, DO. They
are lnexplosive; economical; easily mana ged; they
require no engineers; use no water; and consume
very Itus fuei Any person DESTROYS of using these
tnglnes. oan by application to the undersig led be
shown large number Of testimonials from persons
VINO nave them IN daily use, pressing their entire
Satisfaction in their operation and use
Pnoss OF the Engines sstablis shed by the Pat
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DKsPBRATK APFRAY IN TENSEssEs-On the
18th Instant an ARRAY occurred at Murfreosboro
Tenn, which resulted In the death Of M. c. Her,
derson, son Of the Rev. G. T. Henderson at the
hands Of two men named Ward and Farmer
henderson nred pistol at the latter, but the ball
unfortunately took effect In the shoulder of man
named Ellis, causing serious wound. Joseph
Harrison, who came TO the aid Of Henderson, was
also badly beaten and stabbed. Ward and Far.
mef have since been arrested
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III The Paris Moniteur communicates several
letters from the correspondence Of Napoleon the
First which the present Emperor has collected
and will have published. The letters from this
collection now printed by the Moniteur from
the year l796. They refer to the Egyptian expedi-
ton, and meant 10 prove that General Bona parte
undertook the expedition not In Of conquest
only but that be looked at IL, or at least wished
others to look at It, I'm the light Of act civiiza-
finn
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MEDICINES.

I0ck nossz1Al,
Has 0S's, s sAs 100 o.ss.., 9es.y, ss<ss
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUpENcR.
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcy PRxyENr.
a-a APPLY IMMED ATELY. . .
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE.
IN FR0M ONE TO TWo DAYS. =
v..i.... Of ns Bach, sn.t..s. Asssas.s 80. Meow
nd n.ds.,. in,s.nc,y D.ss.Frs.. inI~nsy, es.s,I
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der srass inpsss,s ssA 1sstssy Ssss Ssly ssl ma
Ac, d.ssas and d..ussu,. h.s VAN ANY .vssps
an sntimsy grave tssss.ads efs.ng Ma eide .sss
:ssr.ss.d s.aas s:a.... Va 1: ss..z.. s:ss:s.::
y.hsd v sssaV he living lysss aAy san v,sA In ssss
nAknnD rnsons, o Yss.s nsS sssss.p.aa.G nss
sfssnitis., As. spssdny cared.
...,, s.oss. IN his s.s.r !. ~
upss hrs still physisiaa.
-. orfiCE MAJ sosil rnEDEaIcKsr HkH.
=. ::s..r 81. q. :. ss..I,. .al ...Ss'. Isass
d. yolNs1on,
as.ssn :fss Royal College sfs,ssssss hs.As. sssAssss
i.sn 60. Of q. NEE. .ninss Cs,g.s % As Se.a s.sss
P.l. LsaS.a P.r fSi.asirais ana .,:.~S.,. h.. B.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
s..d N .s: .s y
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s:Sy .ss.la apply lima. di.s.ly.
sas. fsi3. q: ld Dinner. q asSs Les. 81 E:...,.
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Che ssus sfhsr declining hs.h ssipr tbsr ,ssss b.
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DISEASES or IMPRuDENCE
=. Ia. IMPLIED he ::.d. :. p.n. 10
happens thai an sense Of shame
; ss ;:T .PsSs s s.:: is. i + an
ssnS. 2. gns.sns sed d..gning yrssedsn. vhe
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person. a.re.fy. h..i:n ths e.o.s.isa.i .ymp.n. q az
sam se pogrs'ses shsl rapidly tili d..tS %.
70 ms drssdfsi ssfsrngs BY ssnding him M
d. JoHNsoHpKEMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAIskss
AND ihfOrENCY.
are speedily cared and fu viGsr Yhsssnds
as nerves. sns dseilistsd, VIE had lsst all bsDs have
imp.dImsD;' Z. msrrisEs rAyas. Dsn,sI Dtss sa
seatons lee 81 Prssrsstvs Psvsy Nsrvsus irytabtly
fssmeinG and Ws.toss EIssusties eide ssst fea
ktad sHsssdiiy cared.
ENFORCEMENT or flE PREOa
fME MANY fHOUsANDs eursd AZ this in,tisvus, v,,s.,
ne last s:.sntssn y.sr and The nsnsrsss inpsr.nt Ssfg
sal sPsfaueo psnsrmsd Dr. yshnssn, witnessed Sy d
fsSeters Of the psps and many shsr psrssns ostsss 4
vnsh have appeared again and before Dsss BE-.
uv' saasisot s.arantss V he sAistsd. u. sSiy
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FIGS GROWN IN MARYLANp.-We were not
aware that figs were grown In Frederick county
until we saw and tasted them at the agricultural
exhibition In this city last week, and learned upon
inquiry thai between four and five bushels are
raised each year at Mt St Msry's College, in this
county. Those we saw were the second crop, In
sIe about as large as a hens egg. The frat crop,
we learned are about twice the size of the second
Crop.-Frsdsrick Uaion
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A6AILIc SETTLEMENT IN NORTH CAROLINA
The Inverness (Scotland) Courier publishes
letter from North Carolina, I'm which it 10 stated
that the descendants Of Scottish n ighlanders who
emigrated TO North Carolina during lis early
settlement, IRE numerous In several counties Of
that State. The principal settlement was made by
Mel Macniel, of Argyllsbire, who landed in
Wilmington In 1749, with his family and about
800 engrants (some say 6oO,) from the district Of
kintyre, Argyllshire. SO large an emigration Of
killed aud tartaned Highlanders Is said to have
frig htened the wilmingtonians, who endeavo.ed
to exact from their enterprfsing leader bond for
thsir peaceful behavior, but the shrewd Scotch
man managed TO evade the demand and ascended
Cape Fear river with the band Of his countyym men
From this period the emigration was yearly On
the increase Mr.. Macdonald, Kingsourg and his
lady, the celebrated Flora Macdonald, famous for
her adherence to the unfortunate PNtender, Prince
Charles, in his forlorn condition after his defeat
At Culloden, emigrated, with number Of Others
from the Isle Of Syke, that every year added to
the number Of the Scotch Highland emigrants
until they soon formed the majositv Of the popu
lation and controlled the civil and ecclesiastical
Interests Of no less than seven countless viz: Cum
berland, Bladen, Robinson, Richmond, Mont
gomery, Moore and Harnet. The Gaelic language
Is still spoken in its purity by many In these
ties, and In some places they have preaching in
this language every Sabbath.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
Il or THE
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND.
Capital 100000.

Directors.
WIN H. mcfarland, Pres't Farmers Bank
A. Warwick, firm of Warwick & Barksdale
Wm; g. CIenshsv, firm of Cre1.haw Co
T. w. McCsnoe. firm Of Dunlop n. onours Co
g. A. Bar ksdale, firm of Warwick Barksdals
James III. Grant. TOBACCO Manufacturer
L. ID. Crsnshaw, firm Of Haxell, Crenshav & Co
John l.. Bacon, firm of Bsoon & BaskerviIl
X. B. Hax.ll, firm of Haxall, Crsnshav & Co
g3hn Gurrie, yr Ship Owner
VIM. warwick. firm Warwick L Barksdale
Jas Alfred Jones, Attorney at Law
G. G. Elicit, Builder
z. q RUM, A griculturist and Manufacturer
il: w: Mo6ruder, firm of 3. McGruder & Sons
w. w. Crump, Attorney at Law
Jas. Dunlop, firm of Dunlop, M oncure Il Co.
ROLLING w. HAXALL, Pres't.
o. F. BRESEE, Sec'y.
HEATH & KNOWLES. Agents,
Ofhos-over Bank Washington, Room 6.
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We are are also prepared to furnish at short no.
tce, Architectural stings, ON any designs that
may be furnished rs cheap rs be obtained eiss-
where. Also, Steam Engines, portable and station
s'y high or low pressure; saw and grist mills: nv
drostatic, or other presses boilers fer heatin
buildings, wrought iron water tank thaftng ear
ings &c, for Touring or other mills, and forging of
Sc Is 2awSn WIN M ELLIS BRO
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LID RICH, MELLOW AND PURE
y B u X N 81 d E'S
M0N0NGA HEIA PvE UuVcUrv

Consoientiously dlsnlied by Mr. James burnside,
honest way, from the choicest and most carefully
sele9ted Rye, and IN no case ever offered for sale
until adapted 10 wholesome use by age IL in At
once the most palatable, as II ia emphstcally one
OF the Purest beverages In the reach of the public
To the Invalid as well as 10 those in health, II
oommeDds itself for its unrivailed aualitIes as a
stlmulant of the safest surest, and bene6oeLt
description. aud many of the most distnguished
PHYSICIANS are using 1t in their practice with the
haPpiest results.
32S Walnut street. Phiade lphia.
WIN. G. CONOVEK,
Agent for the Propristors, 225 Pa av
70 H-6m opposite WIllards' Hotel.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PlosEER sE .FFa5SSkF ANESS.hfksA BROWN

IRs .ySscriss, ssss leave 70 inform The citiss,.
sn4ihsry OF steam power for saving and mannfso-
turing Marble and Brown Stone Wort In their Va
Stones, Sass, Windoy Lintels, sIl.s, steps Ard
Marb IN block rom rst banda Al he lowest rstes
be fee's confident Of being able 10 furnish Marble
PhIlaaelp Ais, OF Bsltpors- The, trade supplied
with Italian Marble IN block or s.sbs a. the came
datins terms- Alec, 90 han., Q lsrre supply II
Rumice Stone, Weter Of Ayr Hols and PoiisSins
Putty q Neg York prices. Encourage the enter
ALEX. RUTHEkFOkD
Pioneer Stsdvg Marbls asf Bre,rs Stove WORKS,
a. a Sm Washinstcs o. e.
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WAsHIN6TQN SEWING ROOMS,
w % STA ST., fso doors NorfA Of Pc. Ass.
sHIRTs made ul 70 order. THE sebscriber 10 re
psred 70 make SHIRTS, DRAWEEs, 20. q The
eHIRT BOSOMs,. COLLARs, snd WRIeS
sAEps a'sty 'siisAsA. .o,
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nR. J. BOvEE DOD'S
~ IMPERIAL VINE RIrTERS

Are nov being u.ed from Name to the Great Sal,
them either as sssdiesss or bscerdss Is that
.hhey are nnsnrlased in the world. DR.. Dods uecd
We purchased OF him the sole night TO manufacture
sno rIeeent TEN for sale TO the public. For the
Ieysla, Piles, Nervous Diseases, Femsle Com
Ralass, sna al oeses requiring tonic, they are be-
their medioinsl PROP critics they are pure, Whole
some aac aeHEh aui Beverage, lrodacing al the
without their injurious results. Let ali friends Of
humanity And ali advocates Of temperance Assist
LOT the 1:ssral roisons and adsifsyatsd [fesos
Elth which the country In flooded, and thereby ef-
from the land, s'~ ~
CHARLEs WIDDIFIELD CO.,
ProDTletors, 1S W lillian street. New York
j. SCHWARTZ, Aren't.
W2ShiugtOn. n. O.
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TEE ONIS%N h Ssh Sk fsASHs 20 MATTER

Copsesuently 1 shall remain IN Washington and
sisN and SS FsE ssGs'Rs'iIsgHr Tt soSss
ns in al rts brsncnes. old slssint prompt, a.
tsaded 10. Painting aud 0rBamentius Cottage
70 The Pa.ntins Of Roof aud s2cf Walls.
All Of the sbove viii DO "a cheap "a the cheap
est therefore solicit the patronage ~ nv frle9ds
and fellow citizens OF the District Punotna Itv
strictly obsery ed, and vork done in the best ma
nef.
You win please mind your stops ana sto, NJ N.
u: PARkER'S Painting Esiablishnent, No. aai
%. ssM Louisiana av., north SIDE, between 9th
?. s. signs put NJ frss 81 charge. 90 uusL
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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

Doors AND s FYgkEs. TO SUR TaK
WsSs rev manufsctur;ns all kind. Of BOOTS
end SaQES and CONSTANTLY receivins 800
sonpfon, made expressly to order. ~ I'M A
heretofore charged In his city for msoh anterior
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern or
ely made yoft, vii always find . good sssortmen
IN store And at tho lowest PRICES; Give y. call.
sIEr s14 Pennsyivsui. sTsD1s.
EIvE HUNDRED TRAVEI.ING TRUNFs
y arrived this day embracing All suali- l@
Dress and Packing TrunSs. HV Our ht Hunk 40
OF trsyelins requisites at modersfe prices. 70 Dc
on Of spli L ilfs e s'a ySrt ,e asss
,VOM Trunks repaired Or saSs Ken in exchange
WALL, STEPHENS. & CO,
ma. n-a 1r'n rs ssl &. s sSsss..
SOUTHERN i Isg gyE sMtANgFACTORY.
o,ye,s.. od4 Fsies sa H sahi.sNI :,as.s.o. D.
EeyeiisSi vii sspdy their lnterests 81 exsnnin
chasing eisevere. As i uss none but the
best material the market Affords aud smpioy 10
the best yorknen, oan confidently recommend nv
Trunks that are made in other oifies And sold Sere
Keep constantly on hand, and make 20 order ION
fns Ts TRIs s n2I
MSS sfs sS4sE2I66bbff ksI kR1HEffFk ss.N HzE
manlike manner, At short notice
Trunks delivered in any part Of the city, George
skM sffs TaG FL Sis.' celebrated FAMILY
de1s-lv JAMES g. ToPBAM.
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING
LET ALL WHO ARE 1FFL iCTED
.r. READ!
APPLY THE REMEDY

REJOICE IN HEALTH
Trono, 40 you sufer! Are you the victim of auy
OF tnose numerous ailments which arlse from i'm
Rather ASK, What are they not The blood - the
source OF lie and health and il 10 the rst element
81 our being 70 respond to Any cause whIch feots
IN. system ss the pulse infsfibly attests The ever
pfevailng Neuralgia, the irritating Erysipea tire
eupue ccrofuia. the aSonz.nS ahcumatisru Ner-
VOWS Uebinty, Dyspepsia, Liver Com plant with its
sorpor And detection, and the numberess ills THAT
esh 10 heir 70, derive thelr hdeous orgin from DE
ploodi DeaI kipdy then and gently with the blood.
Uss the vtalzlng resources Of nature for its aid,
anc inner us to oopmend 70 your eonfdence and
ERS. M COYS
IEDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION
win regard 10 this almost infallible specific
popular sentiment hiss spoken in decided terms
ana the evidences of this great effioaoy Are ana
nlned ny constant svcwels of curative effects And
the results from its are after an Other
remedies anc the beet medical skill have failed
Aet US Say, In conoiueion, that certihcatas
cures are not sought from the iiterate and super-
hola!, put they are volunteered frou the most re-
sreotsbe sources enf justify the highest terms in
speolho 20 public approval. We Trny add Also that
the curative properties OF the medicine are e uaod
only by lts restorative effects, the system reoover-
Ing from disesse with renewed constitutional vi
For sale BY all respectable pruggists in fhi.
oity, and by the proprietor, MRS. M cox
zone tenulne unless her name il blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
NPnoe 81 per bottle, six bottles for as
q Rhol.sals Assst. r. :. T; CIssEL. Brresirt.
Iicf. and win supply the trade at my erioess D'
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,xPBRR;b J. BoyEE DQDS

DIR. J. BOyEE DODS
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases of the Kidneys, b Bladder and Urinary
hction, w si'e se9s-
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD en-.
Propnetors, 70 William st., New York,
je1Iyr AGENT. Wssh,n.ton Il r.
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hereby certify that the above Eamed -
are Known TO me as men Of property, and able to
make good their guarantee. g H.
To be signed by the United States District Judge
United states District Attorney, or Collector
med BY the above goa, anteo -" =
tHewsPapsrs authorized to publish the above
this ONCE for eXanIp8tion)
Prop1als 70 be endorsed Proposals for Rations
Tor $751; ana addressed to the undelsgned.
w Il. SLACK,
Sc S-law4w Major and Quartermaster.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH

CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, Juno 18th.
ls60, trains will run as follows:
Leave Washington at ~ and T. ~ a. m,
Leave w Washington at $50 and $50 D. m.
On Sunday at % p. IN.
Leave Baltimore at AS and $40 a. m.
Leave Baltimore at sis and 40 .. m.
TN sunday at 4 IS a. IN.
Passengers for the East will take trains at go
And TN q. and % D. N.
For the West at 1.46 q. m, and $40 p. m.
For AnnaPoli at 40 m, and $50 IN.
,Op Saturday evening the $50 p. N. train goes to
je lad H. PARSONS, AGENT.
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III THROUGH TICKETS TO THE Va
Us VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
UOmribuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
ofioe 1t O. m. and .. m. I.
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w MAGNOLIA HAMS!s ~ -
these Hams, They have been hanging in the
o osSs tAr'ssh t end ss 6 ssss
ga Corner lSth q. and Vermont ovon1s,
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ROwE,s ORIENTAL BALsAM,
A RAI usesAa CVsE Z g9H 49,,

THIS new diseoysry h.. produced sstoni .hlng re-
fslhnk Of 1t removes dandruf ADD ali Sraetio v
o. sss s ;kn; cs5tain enIs fsf lssdachs and de-
By N essrs. Marin q Palmer, Cha Sfott Y "a
smith, sehwarze and Kldwell & Lsarsnce. '"'
Music TEACHERs-A larre lot n No.
made in person from all the great pubiishin1 S"u
in Boston and New York, sseoialiy sssortsd
for ali instruments now open for inspsction. Ds''
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THE EVENING STAR.

III "Consfanund,' ~ In the san frdnclsco Uoio-
an Fra has one-of the best limitations Of the an
tioue which we have lately fallen upon, In
al a-a Fishers Of Men.
A voung manns ean ne TO ye psnsyve shadde,
1ouaue by ye bsbblyn brooke,
A nd a uayden faire-she settle They're
Bobbynge ye lime and hooke; AL en-.
And We yORge manns in py AUBURN hare
Didde settle himme dounne ana looks.
soops toe and fros ye shsddOwes gee,
Oystre hire froIck somme Eayre,
We vaterTe ills es coulde motto showe
fsyce that's Vas ha fs as fayre.
eedde thaite yo1ge msnne L cite ye fout's b ov'
They cant wyths hire compsyTe."
n owe dyyinne. soche poure BE- thyme,
Soc crate, eftsoons! IL thy myghte,
That ye poOre yo1ge name he tumbled In
In poche . woefdi plight!
And We mayden fayre with hooke and lime,
By'r Lady kin gotte q byte
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DR JOHNSTON,

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ms 20 81 me meet eminent u De osissa es.sss
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