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jy & lists,
New York MarhlCsl Iron Works.

Office end Sales Room, No. iII, BrocdTau. oppoae
NcT Hdron Railroad DEPOT Mandatory rorpor
OF 9TH Crcnpc and i1th street, near the CrtFinl Fol
acc. Ner York.
TVNIiE original and most extensive Manufacturer,
Il of MtRBLEiZED CAST IRON MANTEIs
TABLETbPS. COLI NNS. PIBASTEIS. fIW X
CASES, COUNTERS, &c. Also. III kinds "ft Asst
lNGS, Tor buildings, such rs WINDOW hINTELS,
SlLlS, DOOR WAYS, BALCONIES. Sc.
The above Company, having Just compI,'i'G new
and most extensive Foundry and Manuaciory. |" :
leave {" call the attention of Architects, BuId,J>
and the piitiC generally to their assogtn,nt of Mar
belZcd Iron Mantcis. aud other Articles. winch they
are now producing oil an enlarged scale the beauty
and designs OF which, and their AqIs tie finish have
never been cfual"d and cannot bc ,Sr'ri.
The exact limitations al the finest varieties oi Mar
hc, such rs Eg, ptan. Sienna. BTuca;rllr, N'rh IN
nque, Agate Prince Albert, Ja>par, Pyrcn.<c. Light
spar. W llte Slaitiary, Nc, have clIcItcd ll,
quailtied coIlin"ndaton OF connoIS>cuT- IA Marbles
and fully established their popularity with the pub
lie
Some cf the advantages ia this discovery cnnslt
lR liz canalnIiy of wnh-tantng "A hugh degree 81
heat OF resisting OIL and acd-. which >tdn and de
lace Marble, and their cIielpnc>s. Ibrinc ahrrt
tlIrd the COST III comparison with all other kmd> VI
Manieis; also, % being packed ana cent with safety
to any part of the country.
The MarblD- department il under the dir, ton NJ
MIR. Il. SHOEMAKER, WHO 'ir-t introduced tfi. myal
liable discovery To The public, and demon srfatrd
practical utility and application Ia metals al uHr
substances. Circulars with plates. cyi.li'tns The
varieties OF pattern will be- furnished when d,-Hed
Address orders and communications 10
y SEQ CHARLES CROSBY. S,'c'v.
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TO THE PLEASURE SEEKING PUBL lc
PINEY POINT PAVILION.

'INliiS agreeable bathing place, and que, r,,.,,,,
Il Tor those m search of health and RATIONAL ri
urc, having been leased hy tho undersigned Win
view To tho purchase OF ", ii successful IN h,, Co. .
TO accommodate the public, was opened for the So
son on Wednesday, 18th June ~
Many and varied Improvements have been r,,c
ly made calculated 60 Ig"mu,c the comiort OF W,
tiers, and nothing shall bc omitted BY the Prrp,,,'
and his family which afford the icas,
to his guests. Parents and their children vii -
find all the cumiirts Of home IN annie nrny,s'o,
whilst the dcyotce OF iiSlln. may come assure, -
every necessary arrangement for hrs arcnmp,oi,,,
in the WAY of fishing boats and tackle. with r.,o
persons 10 wait HIM whilst engaged IN h,, -,
waiting sport, has been fully made. In a,ll,ra
seine Will bc daily drawn for III. accomulodati.n -
the place and the amusement of VIsfers, whilst = h..
rate band nj music viii BE- in readiness da, ~,
night, for the amusement and recreation of IL
who may call II INFO service.
Nisters from Washington, Georgetown. and Al
andria, can reach the Point on Monday. We'd
day. and Saturday Of each week by means nj "a,
steamers Powhatan, O>cenla. aud Columbia -
return ON Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and .,. w."
day of each week br the same boats
The terms Of board 1T the Point will be ~ t
single day 81 20 per day for three DAYS dies ,h
a week, Sl0 per week. and $50 per month tya
drcn and servants half price.
WILLIAM w. DIX
Formerly Proprietor Of the Fountain
iy I'm Inn. Light street, RaltInu,o
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NEWSPAPERS,
THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.

w. ID. WALLACE AND WIN. III HOPE,
HAVING purchased the Washington city :" EVEN
l. ING STAR will assume its future publication
from the present date. Whila it shall be spirited,
racy, and thoroughly informed upon all subjects OF
public interest, it will he conducted entirely indie
pendent OF party considerations, and without fear,
favor or malice. 1t is intended to make welcome
visitor IN the family circle, and absolutely necessary
to all transactng any description of business in the
District OF Columbia and its vicinity, well rs TO
those at distance interested in knowing precisely
what may be going on i'm Washington, or what may
be contemplated by any branch or in any department
or bureau Of the Government.
Subscribers in Washington, Georgetown and Alex
andTIa, Will continue to he served with the daily NJ
50 IL per annum payable (six Cents) weekly TO the
Agent.
To single subscribers by mail. for the daily, the
price will be $3.50 per annum. To clubs of ten So
each.
The "WEEKLy STAR" a handsome double sheet,
will be published at ST per annum. Fractions of a
dollar may be RENTED by mail in postage stamps.
Mail subscriptions to either edition to be paid in
variaby in advance.
The postage all letters and communications adj
dressed to the Editors or Publishers of the EVENING
STAR must be prepaid.
The citizens of Washington. Georgetown ard Alex
andria will shortly be called on by agents who will be
authorized to take the names and address of those
who wish to he served with, emphaticaIly, the Wash
ington NEWSPAPER of the day.
The EVENING STAR Office is on ID street, in the I'M
mediate vicinity of its junction With 10Th and
Pennsylvania avenue, and nearly opposite the Irving
Hotel.
Washington, July5, 1853.
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Fnuquicr White Sulphur SPRING,
Fifty miles 'rct u Disirid Of Columbia.

fVty MUGS Tcd DttTitf 81 Columbia.
VINIIIS establishment is new open inr tne ,rccrso,
Il of vistcrs. The healing qualities Of rhp -,
well established, and by many are rcrardrs !.
inferior to none IN the State. The huillp,s a."
upon large scale, tastciuiiy arranged, with sp,co,
portIcoes, ball rooms and parIors c,lensIy nava,
walks, and covered ways shaded by beautiful trees
\ first rate band oi Music ha> been secured and
most ample supply OF the very best VINES Itun,,
and stores which the country could afI;,r,I vi,br,
rcmrd TO price. Efficient. polite. acconr,cda,n.
agents VIII cndcaNor To make the umc of the gu.s,
agreeable a. possible
Terms of board follows: $50 for fI,e s,a.op c,a
ing lSt October; for three months So; for ,no
months, $50; for QUO month, S.L5; tor two ue,ls
sic; one week, $40; per day, SI.75; meal, aus
lodgings, each 30 cents. Children undnr ,,,,or"
years. and servants, half price. No cnarcc g.,
children under TWO years Horses, 10 cents DER day
or $40 per month The very bcSt wines ana lior.r
having been obtained, corkage of 81 a porIc and n
proportion for larger quantities, Will I've change, an
all that shall be brought 10 the Placcsby Others nm
payable weekly.
The Alexandria and Orange Railroad Is n,,w .,,r.
plcted To Warrenton, and the cars leave hr,aplr,,
at eight O'Clock every morning except SUNDAY and
get Narrenfon m about two ana bali af,,,.
where first rate line of stage, viii take the ps.,
gers raediaiey Ia the Springs, Sy aud a ha m,i
over a McAdamized road; returning, the ears h.,,
Warreutnn at x O'Clock, and pa-srIIcrrs r,i :,
Alexandria and W ashnCton TIME lor the oyr,,,.
train 10 Baltimore. Another tram of car. I,,rc,
Alexandria nj y. m, and gets to Bralpin ~ a,n,
two and a-half hours when first ne of sla-g
coaches will take the passengers about nrne miles Ia
the Springs, over n good summer road. Pare h,
either route from Alexandria to the Springs. S25a
Travellers who come by GordonsvIIe viii baye
equally good coaches to Cup"per Cnuu house
which place they leave : a. M m the car aud p,s
TO Bealeton i'm 30 minutes, where the coacI,e, Will
take them immediately to the SPRING. rhns MAXIM
two daily lines from Bealcion. and one FROM War
reIton to the Springs Persons may breakfast a, the
Springs. dine and spend about four in Alexandra
and return TO the Springs by of the same day
Passengers by the evening IRAN from Richmond r,i
TO the Springs by noon the next day. BY tie Cor
donSye route. they sleep N CTlpcpper Couri hous,
and get 10 the Springs about nine neat morning 4
good line of coaches VIII 20 from the Springs 10 New
Market THREE times week connecting nj Games ;
Cross Roads with the Winchester line.
THOMAS q. FLINT
iy92m suprrinrruici,t.
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JORDAE'S
Frederick White sulphur Spring.

VVNHl5 long established watering place having pas
Il scd into the hands of the subscribers they beg 10
announce 10 the pubic that tlcy NOW prepared
for the reception aud entertainment OF vsirrrs. An
extended panegyric of the remedial of Thee
waters they deem unnecessary, popular opinion, dat
Ing back eighty year., having approved them.
These Springs are beautifully situated IN Frrdsr
lex county, Va, five miles from Wmchc>i'r. and
one mile and halt from Stephcn>on's Depot 4. o.
on the Winchester and Hampers Ferry Railroad. and
are therefore of easy access from North and Ea.t.
Visitors leaving Baltimore, Washington, SC, m the
morning train arrive IN due time dine.
Facilities for the accommodation of guests aIc
more ample than ever before, a large new buIdln.
having been recently erected.
For the following diseases these waters are found
10 be highly ,ficacIous: Dyspepsia. liver di>rsscs,
.ruptIve affections. &c. and a diuretic and alter
alive they are unsurpassed
Il. VI. s G.. ~ JORDAN.
WSNstScp PrnnIgiOrs
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CABINET MAKER g. UNDERTAKE..
METROPOLITAN HARDWARE STORE

Pennsylvania Grenuc, betrcen 9Th end lOth streets
NEXT DOOR TO GAIT BROTHERS JEwELRY STORE,
WASHINGTON, Dc.
GOODS AS Low, wholesale or retail, rs in any
" city iii the Union.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Particular attention given to this department in
procuring and keeping constantly Oh hand great
variety of the latest and most approved style of
Goods required by Carpenters and Builders.
COACHNIAKERS AND SADDLERS HARD
WARE.
The only complete assortment In The District. con
sSting of everything required Iii The business
CABINET-MAKERS AND UPHOL STERY
GOODS.
Looking Glass Plates, Hair Cloth, Curled Hair,
Moss, Gimp, and Gimp Tacks, Webbing. Springs,
Casters, Walnut, Mahogany, and Rose Wood
Moulding, &c.
SPORTING GOODS.
Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Ammunition Of all kinds,
Bowie Knives, Gun Fixings, Fishing Tackle, &C.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Very superior Table Cutlery, Kitchen Utensils,
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, German Silver and
Britannia, Ditto.
FOR VARIETY STORES.
Bird Cages, Bat Balls, Marbles, India Rubber
Goods, Percussion Caps, Fishing Lines, Pcnknives.
Tacks, Pistols, Sc, very low at wholesale.
jy IA eO3m II. LINDSIEY
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
lCOMMUNICATEn-

WHICH IS THE LARGEST ISLAND IN THE
WORLD "a Neto Idea In attending the
examinations of the Public Schools of this
city few weeks since, the above question
was proposed by one of the Trustees to a class
under examination in geography, and with
one accord the whole class responded, q That
part Of the Eastern hemisphere comprising
Europe, Asia and Africa - This answer ap-
peared to take all by surprise, which the class
perceiving, Immediately went on to explain
saying, that all geographers, as well as all
photographers, defined an island to be land
surrounded by water; that although New Hol
land has always been set down rs the largest
island, yet such was not the fact; that it is
we'll known that Europe, Asia, and Africa, is
surrounded by water, that it has repeatedly
been circumnavigated by mariners, and there
fore, in the strictest sense of the term, these
three portions constitute the largest island in
the world. There was no controyerting these
stubborn facts, and teachers, trustees, and
audience all acknowledged the corn" and
came away much wiser in geography than
when they first went to the examination.
The school in which this new doctrine. and
really ''new idea is taught, is the Third Dis
trict School, under the charge of Professor
John Fill, who is one of the most efficient
teachers in the city, and deserves credit for
starting this new and correct doctrine; and
hereafter - New Holland will take a second
place as to her supremacy, the pupils of Mr.
Fil's school having proved the fact most salts
factorily. HCOLUMBUs'
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To Builders, Carpenters, and Contractors.

HAVING taken great pains to lay in a good and
L L general assortment nf BUILDING HARIr
WARE, am now prepared to offer to those want
ing such goods such Inducements as am convinced
will suit. I am determined not to be undcrsold ~
any house in Washington. All my goods come iii
rect from The manufactures, which enables me To
offer them at New York and Philadelphia prices;
and making the building material my principal l,adc
think can come a little under others in this line
of business.
| ennmcrate in part Nor. Villa, Nor. Hotel. Rail.
Nor, Sliding Door, Locks and Latches, Nor. Nigh,
LatchcS, Plated Furniture, Horizontal, Upright Ru
rel, Cottage, Hotel, Western, and Novelty Rim
Locks and Latchcs. Rim LatcheS, all kinds White
Porcelain Knobs with Porcelain Rose or Plate Fur
ntre; Dark Mini, Grey Mini, Variegated Mimi
and all kinds of Rose and Fancy color Knobs 70.
Front or Parlor Knobs, with the patent Silver glass
Knobs, an article that needs only TO be brushed of
to clean 1t, and always showing fine plate; the old
plated knobs. when they are cleaned. leaves a dirt,
spot on the door Also, Sash FaStenings all the dit
terent patterns; Window Blind Fastenfngs Insi,I,
Shutter taStenngS, Cupboard Catches, Hooks and
Eyes, Loose and Fast Joint Butts, Hinges, ParIia
mcnt Hinges, Plant & Partners patent Shutter
Hinges; Bolts OF all kinds, Nails. Screws Hat and
Coat Hooks, Pulleys, Sash Weights, Sash Cord. AID
many other things too numerous to mention, which
Will be sold low. f. WHEELER,
Sign of the Gun and Paddock,
~ 9-lnr" Opposite Browns Hotel.
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FAST MEN.-The vicious die carly
They fall like shadows or tumble like
wrecks and ruins into the grave-often
while quite young, almost always before
forty. The wicked '.livcth not half his
days" The world at once ratifies the
truth and assigns the reason by dcscrib-
ing the dissolute as ''fast men :" that is,
they live fast; they spend their twelve
hours in six, getting through the whole
before the meridian, and dropping out of
sight and into darkness while others are
in the glow and glory of life. Their
sun goes down while it is yet day" And
they might have helped it. Many a one
dies long before he need. Your men of
genius, to whom, when dissipated and
protiigate, thirty-seven is so fatal: and
your obscure and nameless "wandering
stars, who waste their youth in libertine
indulgence-they cannot live long. Thew
must die early. They put on the steam
till they blow up the boiler. They run
at such rate that the fire goes out for
want offuel. The machinery is DESTROYED
by reckless speed and rapid wear. Moth
ing can save them. Their physical system
cannot stand the strain they put to it;
while the state of their minds is often
sach, that the soul would cat the sub
stance of the most robdst body, and
make for itself a way Of escape from the
lncessant hell of its own thoughts.-T.
Blnpeu.
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EMERSON INSTITUTE.
Select, Classical, & Mathematical School for
Bows.

ClIAS. B. YOUNG, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
THIS institute, situated near the corner of II and
10Th streets, and formerly known Woodbury's
Academy. will reopen on the first Monday in Sep
tember. Parents who wish to give their sons thor
Ough classical and mathematical tranin. are re
specially advised that the terms comparatively
high since the number of pupils is limited A high
grade Of scholarship Is aimed at by the Principal
He wishes TO turn out yearly few scholars, wlO
while they will reflect credit him, will b. an hon
to themselves and those who send them. He
would therefore give them individual attention. The
schOol-rOOm has been handsomely fitted up with
Boston desks, neat mating. SC.
Terms per quarter, for the full course, SIS; for
the English branches, $40. Payment in advance.
For further particulars apply (by note to the Prin
cipa, or to the following
REFERENCES
VIM. y. Allen. LII. d., Rev. +. :. Evans
Pres. Grard College. Rev. J. H. Brown
Prof Baird, Smithsonian Rev. Il. T. Wysong,
Institute. J. T.. Hardness, esq,
Rev. II. Slicer, I. p. Morgan, esq,
Rev. X. l.. DaSlIicl, II. PurscIl, esq,
Rev. ]. c. Butler, u. w. Mcknew esq.
Rev e.. A. Davis, iy 81 cotf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT TO H0usEKEEPERS!

NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAIL.-Thc Subscriber has
leased for a term of wears the well known Grocery
Stand at the corner of 1h and streets, formerly
cupied by Mr. John I'll. JohnsOn and having remOd-
cled and fitted up handsomely prepared TO offer
an extensive aud well-Scected stock of choice Fam
ily Groceries, embracing every article of necessity
and luxury, which he is determined to sell, either
wholesale retail, upon as good terms any house
i'm the CITY. In his stock will always be found
WeIch's premium Family and other choice brands
of Family and Extra Flour; Shays sup. sugar cured
Hams; best country and Baltimore cured Bacon:
Brown, Loaf, Crushed, PulveriSed, Granulated, and
Brazil Sugars; Rio, Java, Laguyra, and eher COT
fees; Roasted and Ground Coffee, Superior P. r. &
N. O. Molasses; superior Table Syrups; superior
strained Honey. in small cans
TEAS.-BIack and Green Teas, of every grade.
Especial attention paid to the selection of Teas
We can warrant them very superior.
CHEESE.-Best English Dairy, old English, Pine
Apple, sup Sage, and other choice brands of N. f..
and Goshen. Water, Soda, Sugar, Wine, and other
Crackers.
FISH, &c.-Shad, Mackercl, in barrels, half do.
and kits; Herring in barrels, half do; Smoked and
Scotch Herrings Smoked Beef, very superior; Beef
and Buffalo Tongues; Settlers sup. Bologna Sau
ANDLES.-Sperm, Adamantine and other Can
dies superior Lard pals, for family use; superb
or Lard in barrels, by the pound, or otherwise.
SUNDRIES.-PickeS, Preserves, Branded Fruits,
Olives, Sardnes, Pepper Sauces, French Mustard,
Prepared Horse Radish, Catsups, sup. Salad Oil,
Preserved Ginger Macaroni, Vermacela, Corn
coate, Broma, Farina, Gro Spices, SaeratuS. Soda,
Yeast Powders, fancy and plain Soaps, Sc, sc.
CHOICE BRANDIES, WINES, &C.-l cask sup.
London Dock Dark Brandy, warranted pure, no
sale. Pale, Champagne, and other brands sup Bran
dy, Old Rye Whisky, 1898; Champagne, Madeira,
Lisbon, Old Port, Sicily, MuScate, and other super
ior Wines; Cordials, Blackberry, Raspberry, and
Ginger Brandies; Superior London Brown Stout,
SC; White Brandy, White Wine and Cider Vine
gar.
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS.-Wi,hout
enumeratng brands will only say that the lovers of
the weed can always find the choicest varieties.
WOODEN WARE, BROOMS, &C.-Buckets
Pals, Tubs, Sleeves, Sugar and Flour boxes Butter
Prints, Rolling Pins, BrOOms, Scrubbing, Sweepin,,
w. Wash, busting, and Shoe Brushes.
FRUITS: NUTS, &C.-AlmOnd>, Raisins, Figs.
Dried Currants, Prunes, Citron, Filberts, English
Walnuts, Dates, &c.
A further enumeration is deemed unnecessary as
intend to be supplied with every article usually
found in a first class Family Grocery.
respectfully ask an examination of my stock, and
pledge myself that nothing shall be wanting to give
entire satisfaction TO all who may favor with their
patronage.
tI5-Goods sent promptly, and free of charge, to
any part of the city. E. p. MILLER,
July 23-eOlm Cor. 18th and St.
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IMPORTANT & vALU ABLE INVENTION

glands AND CUMMINGS'S RHItk MACHINE.
- Potent Rights fof Snfc.-MiCHAEI No!R9f
Co % tins city, have been appointed the vt"in -
agents for the United States tor The ALI. o ,tr (;
the above machine. III has been rhornu.hl, trstd
and pronounced by practical brckmakrrs Through
ont the country 10 he the best machine for hr ruI
pose that has yet been produced. Ii Is succt-iGh'
worked by the application of amy motive !"'r'T,
steam, water of horse. With two -lIf hoI.r- ;l'
clay Is tempered, and NJ the tim" sIN brriS'r'
moulded IN nve seconds ia the very best !Hiiinfr,
thus ekceilmg in rapdiiy of operation any or ma
chime Tor that purpose now known.
The issue of the American patent u only d'1ai'c
unfil the machine can be projected abroad. Mean
while, NJ. N. Co. prepared 10 negotiate 'ot IA
sale of any amount Of territory, and 10 give good
title To the same.
Apply by letter, (pos paid,) at their ofhc" cor
ner OF 9Th and streets, near the Post Office Depart
meat. V6
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LAW NOTICE.

SIDNEY S. BAXTER, late Attorney General of
~ Virginia, has removed to Washington to prac-
tice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, the courts of the District of Columbia
and attend to any professional business confidcd to
him.
{h}- Office in MOrrson's new building. on Ak st ,
between Pennsylvania avenue and T. street.
References: Hon. ]. j. Alien, Hon. VIM. Daniel
Hon. Richard MOncure, Hon. G.. B. Samuels. Hon
George ii. Lea, of the court of appeals of Virginia
to the Judges of the circuit courts of Virginia. and
10 the Senators and members of Congress from Vir-
ginia. jvl9-eoly
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GREAT THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
3 g - - Esssss


Baltimore ond Ohio Raitroad, from Batti-
more to Wheeling, and connecting there
,c,th the large, ne,r, art sptend,a Steamers
Of tie Union Line on tie OHIO, and tie
stages to ZanesrtNe, dc.
vINHIS EXPEDITIONS LINE being now thorough
Il ly completed, by the late finishing of the Great
Board Tree Tunnel, and the road being i'm excellent
ORDER the earnest attention of travellers Is confident
" Directed lis superior advantages and low fares.
The scenery Upon this road is of the most stipend
and attractive character.
The Express Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily NJ
: p. M, and runs directly through To Wheeling. 1880
miles, III Is or l9 hours including all soppages
irving there at or D. IN. next day or. passengers
leaving Baltimore at Il. M. MAY lay over for lodg
ing In Ci,nlefland (l19 miles, and proceed thence
to Wheeling in the morning.
To connect with these trains, the cars leave
Washington nj Il. M, and ) p. M, daily, meeting
the from Baltimore at the Washington June
ton, DIETER known d the Relay IIouse,) miles
from Baltimore.
At Wheeling, the seven unrivaIlcd steamers of the
Union Line, which have just been completed for
this route, form daily connection with the cars,
and convey passengers down the Ohio to Cincinnati
and Louisville, where the stages for Nashville, &c,
the st. Lofts and New Orleans packets may be
taken by those going further on.
Passengers for Columbus (or who prefer the land
roue to CncinnatD and other parts of Ohio, aud the
West may also proceed direct from Wheeling IN the
Ohio Stage Cnmrany's excellent coachc' the
best part OF the National Road to GAINESVILLE, &C.,
and thence by railroad.
Passengers for Welsye and Cleveland by steam
boat and railroad will asp find this Il Ii'.t aereca BILE
route there being regular and speedy come xion
at Wheeling TO and from those places.
tTh Baggage checked through from Washington
to Wheeling, and no charge of transfer of Passcn-
gers or baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right lie over
anywhere on the Toute) from Washington 10 Wheel
Ing 50 80; To Cincinnati Sii: to Louisville St5
Tickets to be had Of Mr.. PARSONS. Agent al the
Railroad Station, Washington. and OF the Other
agents of the Company. WM. PARKER,
jyS General Superintendent.