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ws.hing,on, February ~, 1858.
IA proposed a present. fs, Of The
hs Ponehauan Railroad aud al The distance o. $3.50
cordas plans drawing. Major
regard corps Of engaeers New Orleans Major w ~ Chase
each Of which places they can be seen aud examined
en- nom 10 70 70 feet into The bottom Of me which Is com
posed o. mud aad sand The piles IL each row being feel from cen
erossws being 10 fee, from centre 20 centre the inner row being
inclined 80 70 act like brace butess the Others BY abatng
each other aad FIRMLY boiled together The three outer piles
II ~ strongly bosd heads, and also
heavy spikes and enas Of locust This pankas 20 be ,hs
ank being about foot apart aud let into oee about inches
This panAns platform rse the inside Of the breakwas
same leve thus
ing an inclined surface on which the wave win break
pieces, u in u bottled TO supporting
ts two inner rows cd ADJ, BY konoa. piece IL in
an bosd on 10 them Immediately below the low water level The
down the outside pile certain distance the inclined
depth, being cross piece The Other
piles are then driven down aud the and longitudinal pieces
effected their depth below the low viii
inclined cross by means Of tube and follower
The holes and moees being prepared before placing them in posi-
Quantity of breakwaer;
500 cypress pine piles ~ in IL n from % 80 long
1000 running longitudinal pieces 70 In
sann Sa ,ss' q pSaans lnn = a In
~ Ter and about 70 in long
$500 trenails of locust.
supposed that the work be carried the of 200
fair allowance for other CASUALTIES Sundays
Proposals received at the Engineer Department Washing
until the hirush day March,
site Of Tie breakwaer or about
the and ad ss
p an ns needed needed. tor rs construction,
s length the furnishing everything else but the piles the
3D. To furnish all The materials, required
whole o.sakwaei at 10 much per running foot Of its length in
The right Of rejecting all the offers which be made
The Engineer Department necessary supevi
on nlSngn agents to the due progress Of the work and
nnng inc contract at any me should the hciders Of fail
No advances money by Engineers Depart
men. under any circumstances whatever.
monthly the certificate the diligence
has save s incident TO sundavs sa rs
unavoidable arrangement machinery
quantity paid for have been taken from
Twenty per all payments due The
aec,ung sums 10 be finally paid the completion
Of the Or 10 0e forfeited 10 he United states in case of failure
All proposals accompanied by Of high charac
for reliability also be manescd The
in Lake Ponsehartain NV construction Of
For further particulars address Major G. T. Beauegard Corps
JOS. C. TOTEM,
Bt Brig Gen. and Col. Engineers
To be inserted in the Intsgencer Republic, Union
ngon Louisiana State Republican, New Bulletin and
Alabama Gazette Pensacola daily for two weeks one
copy Of each paper containing the advertisement, be
Feb as--dsw
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Exhibition Notice
THE Board Of Managers deemed tune of
dress. however will be delivered hilheo nanedvix
By order of the Board,
I'M o'BRIEN
-, =. Recording Secretary
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Q1-ThAcksray's Locturos.-Mr vii
remaining lectures OF The
reign wing az Ca.is Saloon
TO commence al O'Clock:
Wednesday, February asd-smoiet, Hosatn, Fielding
Saturday, February &th-stsrne and Goldsmith.
siase admission 80 bs had Anderson music
store, az Taylor Mau Pennsylvania avenue door
Feb lg-SaWsal
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By j. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

VTELL-KEpT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday morning. February 24th, at
10 O'clock residence OF Lieutenant e. r. Welch on I'm
between aud shall sell all his household and
kitchen effects consisting Of
Mahogany spring seat sofa, divans
Do do French chairs, rugs
Marble top table, walnut teapoys
window shades clock, looking glasses
Three pi y, ingram, and Venetian carpets, ocoth
Cane chairs, foorooIs, rockeU
Mahogany sideboard, seat chairs
Extension dining table, hatack
Dressing double and sngle cottage bedsteads
Best curled hair mattresses, husk do
Bolsers and pillows, comforts quilts
Washsands toilet sets, chamber tables
China dinner and
Table cutlery, plated casors spoons, and forks
Hall and solar lamps, refrigerator
Cooking and fixtures, parior stoves.
Together good requisites whole
ORDER having been purchased but few
months
S25 under that credit Of and
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
s-The house is for Inquire of the suctioneer
j. e. MCGUIRE,
I'D AucuoneeT.
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sales To-Day.
ny GREEN a SCOTT, Auotionssr,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE CAPITOL AT
AuCTloN-on Wednesday the 23d instant, shall sell on
inc pre- misses, al O'Clock good building half
q ot NO ao IN square No $685. ionis "a wide
ue running through The middle Of The running back l39
eet ne hes containing about 500 Title
indispuiabIe 90
GREEN q SCOTT,
fep WI Auetlonests.
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ksc and Great Attraction

BREWERS Grand Moving Mirror, Glance the world,
will be exhibited Odd Fellows Hall for week only,
mencing Thursday February 2sth.
This and immense work Of art by Geo 81 r. BREWER
the the famous OF the Mammoth Cave OF Ken
lucky of delighted witnesses where
has exhibited, during short which has elapsed
since its complexion
Artists and the and the thousands who have it,
IL the beautiful and ARTIST
cal exhibition the whole panoramic painting.
II amusing Is splendid,
chief artificial beauties Europe,
hsia, Africa, and America.
The painting In three corresponding with the
the the choicest natural
the architecture costume and and customs
cua division For full particulars be made
TO the programme, the panorama itself.
Wednesday afternoon three O'Clock
The exhibition will be accompanied appropriate music
delineated by Mr.. q. A. Rand.
Tickets IS for children half price liberal reduction for
schools.
Of admission Nay obtained principal hotels
stores, The open for the
tickets each day from ~ to O'Clock
23-dw
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DOHN's NEW HANDBOOK OF WASHINGTON,
ID illustrated with all the public building. tue extension of The
Capitol, gold, Mis Statue
Jackson, This very useful compilation, and ought
every stranger who visits this city
acquiring reliable information about the public sdfces &c.
advantage by nhabilan
historical the public buildings begin
ming, progress, &c.
PANORAMIC VIEW OF WASHINGTON.
Panoramic View of Washington and public buildings and its
should wall of every
city, should be purchased by ver DESIRE
returning give his neghbors
washington and its magnifconces.
instructive and beautiful picture 1t fine
Mss of General Jackson, Washington
Monument. For sale by
G BONN,
And all Tho bookstores IN Washington.
Feb
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Card.

The subscriber respectfully informs
made the Of his FAMILY
by the Congress
pupils The charge, comprehensive Of the whole
studies English French Latin, Natural Science
Mathematics will hundred dollars
year.
IspAsA AVENUE, near City Hail. February 0, 1883
r. w. CUsHMAN
Feb 9-iflmt
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TREASURY DsrA srnurr
February ~, iss1
LII persons having out books b.lor~,r~ % 49, =,
brsy Of the Treasury Department, rsou.ssa T. ,s, ID
forthwith ' wv"
Pei W-ivn
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BALTIMORE, Feb 22-9A, p IN Cd
The from Washington, due this evening" off the
track about three mile. from Baltimore. The locomotive
and three smashed atoms. Several per-
seriously injured Fears that
eIal killed Names ascertained. The
terrific
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UADDY THoMPsoN RAzORs.-A new invoice This
w sssbrnssS CAMPBELL CoYLE'6,
vshn-eh. Opposite Browns Hos-
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United states Patent Once,
Washington, February 5, las.

washington, tehfusry ;, lsol
M petition Of Enoch Hutchinson, OF New York. praying
for Of granted him the
May 1892 for improvement In ships galley for dsuon
which place twentieth day Of May, 1855
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday the 18th Of April ner at ~ O'Clock and all
nouhed 10 .ppea and show they have, Why said
Persons Opposing III. required to file in the Patent
Once their objections specially set forth writing At
hearing taken transmitted in A..
cordsnce with the rules Of the ONCE which will be furnished
plcaton
Ordered this published
Union and Republic Washington, D. CT Inquirer fhsdephs
city; Provdencs Journal Providence Daily Bee
Msss week for three previous
stLAs II. HODGES,
Commissioner OF Patents
r. s,Edo Of tho above papers please copy their
bills TO The Patent Once with paper containing This notice
United States Patent once,
Washington, January 20, 1853
IN the petition Of Frederick ?. Dmp OF Philadelphia Pennsy
The on If ao @ % "%
fuel and consuming smoke, for from tho expiration Of
sal. patent which lakes place on the niah 9) day Of May es
II ordered that the said petition he heard At the Patent Once
appear any why
aid petition ought not to be granted.
once their objections specially forth writing tw.sv
days before The day Of hesna al testimony hed by either
with the rules o the ONCE which will be furnished sppl
cation.
ordered so, published in the National In,e
sencsr Republic aud Union washington city the American and
srs.. New Yorn civ and Daily ne
chuse once week for three weeks previous
day Of hsarins-'hs fourth day Of April nsr. ..
Commissioner OF Patents.
Jan ai--isw3w
NUT CRACK ERs-Th. latest and be., mproy-msn, Of N.
~ '''' Just received and ' safe 'EyAxpprlr ooy,r
vssis-s"' oppo.ii. Brown. Hotel
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N SNYDER, Banker ana Exchange arsker, ONO.
NJ, National Hotel Building, w a.hington.
boush, .oId ali r. Of an sIehans
Virginia military land wanted wh. pc,
IL Of winter sosds at very low in order prins
aaa persons 10 want Of any knd Of haw blankets cloths,
We have hand splendid
would desire TO call the an,ion of tm win
wshave, also, linens, shrting
nspsns lowsns cheap table cloths and Mind. Of
ing goods generally which we are prepared TO offer cheap
We have jus, opened the following new goods:
80 pieces check cambrcs at l2t cents per yard.
The best lot Of low priced plaid musn had the
20 pieces neat check ginshsms, u a a5 cents.
30 do embroidered and dotted musns, suitable for
Added to The above ". have On full supply Of black
n.1ns black good stock Of mourning goods
On hand a.. few ssss, Of gy and Sps.s. Which
se 'e very ''sp IN 0's' 70 eSss Mem sH Hn
Feb I7-odf
INN8sAN b TAME Garden and Nurseries, Flushing,
Catalogues Of he trees. shrubs and plant, IN extensive
.ss. win ?. sent TO .ppcsn who enclose stamps d
Feb i5-d7t.
THE MISSES FOX. the original spirit R~ppers, have
taken rooms al Mrs sallvsn on the south side OF
,eept SUNDAY from TO p NJ and from 70 10 in The evening
vate parties. Feb l5-dIw
The Capitol HIN Festival. Benefit of the Fee
male Poor.
A FESTIVAL will be held spacious Of the Columbia
tire Company, Capitol H Of New Jersey
street. Tuesday 22d instant the OF
the female poor continue for days
neyoIenos respectfully and earnestly invited
Contributions be
received the hall, by the undersigned adjoining hall
T., b. MILLS
Drectress OF l.. u. n.
Feb l7-dw Employment Society.
Uncle TOMS CABIN.-A Hfelike dagueusotype OF Mrs.
" Stowe, author OF Uncle Toms Cabin exhibition
Wbishnrstr Gallery Pennsylvania ~ together
with portrait Of sontss, the famous" Queen Of Song"
Dec 7-du
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JOSEPH q. KEyTIEH, WHOSE out
through insdveusnce Joseph c. K.ssleJ pianist from
socs whoever claim post
ONCE boz No. l6 for settlement the end Of this month";
heb 23--lt
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston I
n Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged snd elegantly furnished po.
all the modern and conveniences for the
ton Of the travelling public
De Idly
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By j. G. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.

By j. g. McGUftEs Auctioneer.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS At PUBLIC SALE.
On Friday afternoon February 2St, al ~ O'Clock on The
shall O. ID, e. and O. being subdivisions
IL No. 2f situated OF 18th
Massachusetts subd visions H. g,
18th depth OF 10
Is feet alley subdivision u the corner lot and has aroot
18th by 07 feet 10 inches Massachu
subdivision fronts rs Massachusetts
wi depth Of 100 feet 10 a Bfeet alley.
located, lie grade In the
mo delightful part OF the city for private residences
third cash the residue In payments 81 sir
months with interest," and secured BY deed Of trust
JAS. O. MCGUIRE,
Feb 20-d Auctioneer,
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wAsHISGToN AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT.

WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT
a ss<u The superior ambost UNION, with fine comforts
E,.ee Bile saloons for The accommodation q passengers
Azk Hours OF departure for this week: Leaves AleIan
dna at 81 lo4, ~, IN, 3S, and o'clock
Leaves Washington A9S II y, Lax, and 5h O'Clock
Feb 22-lw JAMES GUY, Captain.
A Lady with a fresh breast OF milk wishes a situa-
II Satisfactory and required
For further particulars inquire OF Mira Bresngho corner Of I'd
and G streets
Feb 22-dN
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OTfCE-The members OF the Young Csthoicsi Friends So
cieu, requested attend fellow
member Mr.. John Lynch, ST. Pstekr Church. this
O'Clock. BY order Of the president,
JONI j. DYER,
Feb ~ Secretary
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Nicaragua Inter-ooeanic Canal.

The .uboned message from the President Of the United
S.,ss was laid before the House OF Representatives on
Friday last and referred to the Committee on Foreign
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THE suBscRIBER ha. eligible room, suitable for
genemsn and his wife, and two suitable for single gentlemen
which Ss. s ss fsdy street. between .na The hes,
W" ~, 3 ,s seqs'' A'''''0' " Tmos H. IoRpBiSeroN
nE aUISoKYs ESSAYS ON POETS AND OTHER
Ruth BY The .o,hor Of /" May Bsrtonn
Feb 10 Bookseller, 9Th
g. A. Morros. rs wn.os,
MORTON WILSON, wholesale dealer. imported wines,
bapds GIN teas cigars, &C. Water street, Geoge'e~n, d. G.
olive oIof superior quality, in assorted packages,
MORTON WILSON
Feb I7-5td Water street, George'own, d. 9.
UIRoISIA MILITARY LAND wARRANTs,-The IN.
.s s. sss s p'' The highest price gvsSs r%sf
reb Is-smdhw 18th street, opposite the Treasury Department
VALUABLE FAMILY READINe-Psrey's Cabinet Ii
br,y BY Non 8 q Goodrich-s gentleman who as Peter
sa ea. %iss o. @ o &c %
sn,ac, and religious reading for The family ece school, and
The shove library !. for .o,sh
r.baa IN.wsl near odd Fellows hall.
An ExCELLENT MAGAZINE FOR yoUrH-Foue.
Boys and Girls Magazine, embeished with
,ngsyins and choice VARIETY moral and ,s.,ave .sans
Tr.ba tse~.I 'N'' 'N''N' "a street. Ss
For Norfolk, Portsmouth,, and south.
a r~e-r On and after Tuesday merit the 18th February
rx-p<ktoe Bay Line will leave
Shzak Steam Packet Companys Wharf, Union Dock, foot
BALTIMORE daily SUNDAYS excepted O'clock
%. from Philadelphia
for Norfolk and Portsmouth, via Baltimore will take
O'Clock, and In Baltimore IN time
with tho boats leaving At O'Clock, y.
Through tickets from Washington to Norfolk e.
NJ ~ FALLS,
Agent Baltimore Steam Packet Company.
R.rrxosx reb l5-d2w
ISO0 RENT. . rhr.e-.tory brick dwelling, oppc.'s
= JAS. y. MCGUIRE,
Feb 23--3t Auct sno Com 'e'epens.-
|
ID n. HOOE ~ CO., Whclss.Ie and Retail Ds.s , :.
csrpetina cloths, msinGs, rugs curtain ms'sss
citing house furnishing goods seneralv
Psnnsylvanis between 7th and s'h spse"
D. O.
Aus So--d
yPAIN--sssr Jnstitntsons, Pctsscs snd Public msni
- hv 81 IT. Wants OF /" glimpsss ~ Spain -
az "' FRANCK TAYLOR
rshH
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NUT CRACKERS-Ths latest and improvement, Of .hs
IN day, Just received snd for sale by - & "A $3.50 :"
A CAMPBELL 4 CoyLE
vseio-0n' 1aa Opposite Browns Hots.
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States was laid before the House OF Representatives on
Friday last and referred TO the Committee ON Foreign
Adams.
WAsBIsGroS. February Is. 1852
To the Senate and House Of Representatives.
transmit report from the Secretary OF State imbody-
ing the substance OF communications made by the
minister OF her Britannia Majesty 10 tue Department OF
State on the subject OF the nteroeeanc canal By the Mic
srsxua route which formed the chief object OF the treaty
between the United States and Great britain OF l9h
April 1850; and the relations oil Great Britain TO the pro-
tcctorale of Mosquito, which she expresses herself de-
slrous of cnq uishng terms consistent win her nom
ofable eng az eInents 10 the Indians OF that name
In conseauc OF these communications, and other
raons stated in the report II Is deemed advisable
by the department that diplomatic relations with the
States of Central America should be placed higher
and more efficient ioong, and this measure meets my
spDrobaion The whole subject ID OF so much del
icacy and importance, that should have preferred,
near The close OF my administration, not make ii the
subject OF an executive communication. But inasmuch
as the measure proposed cannot even II deemed expe
dent by my successor, take effect for twelvemonth,
unless appropriation made by this Congress, have
thought my duty 10 submit the report OF the depart
men 10 the houses The importance of the measure
seemed 10 require exposition somewhat in detail OF
The grounds on which il is recommended.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
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| NNEAN ltanic Garden and Nurseries, Flushing
Ia New York.-WM. r. PRINCE h CO., proprieiorr.
Catalogues shrubs
series viii be- applicants who enclose stamps
all orders will be executed with despatch,
Feb I5-dN.
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NItdHU0uI DtsuNT.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2l.-The steamer Samael Gloon sunk
Ith Columbia, the Mississippi river. No
lives lost and the cargo will be saved In damaged
condition.
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xILvERwARE.--M. W. GAIT BRO hog TO csI st'erur
y Of sverwavc, descnrs
table, dessert and tee forks and complete
and Jelly spoons pie 6sh and %
soup, and ladies' sugar tones napkin nr
salt mustard, snd Gag spoons &c 10 word, ssner' $500"
Of every article OF and made NJ silver
The above articles Of manufacture, and are "
rsnted silver and offered tbey can w
chased for In this country.
NJ. w. CALF BRO
Sign NJ thu Golden Eagle, Pennsylvsnis aFeuus,
Feb l9-M Between and 10th sussH
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cpA uN-usr Institutions, Pclistcs- and Public Meni
- nv 81 n Waits author OF /" glimpsss ~ SPAIN
~ ~ o. !, nd Other John
tier. '"H"S~ 'H'n""~
Feb
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Hf Destructipe Fire.
CHARLESTON, Feb pa destructive fire occurred to-day
of King and Mary which consumed
Cooks grocery store, Helen Shields bar-room, &c, The
insurnnce is Sc, 600.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-29

children under twelve, and OF halt
will be charged. taken point degna-
d will be required the charge the last Designated
point and desiring point
IgnSte win the charge to the point denaed With
his proNiso, that shall less than q for
anee both the points be regular stopping places otherwise
the charge will not be less than hfty cents
No being the
Pany will be responsible gross
Of their
Ole for specie bills notes jewey anything but the
gers necessary baggage.
PasenEcrson the wishing he taken the should
make signal, In the day with kerche and In the
with light the hundred
reaches them is best however passengers prae
tcable, In regular stopping places
the mail being
Nbie to stop at other points the road.
wishing down dcpots shsud
the ain Captain their wish aer leaving the
Passengers prohibited standing platform the
ars, OF getting or o the n motion.
By order Of the Board OF Directors;
Q. W. MAcMURDo, Treasurer
oTTIsK R.F.tP R. Co.
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"A aSssfftssrs oktisk. Opposite the ksc,ans- Bans
IA HENRY make known 10 his friends and the
pbue his attention exclusively gwen 70 ihe An
iHrfCrURAL DEPARTMENT Of his business, and hnding
" established once, and procured the assistance
one In the country Mr.. LfBROCk
found In the once, thoroughly
Lasne in the best Academies in Germany
and practice OF his profession
last has had charge OF
the OF New York. where he has plan
prominent public and
and ST. Nicholas Hotels several OF the
Churches. bast private dwellings
lie will how visiting the ONCE many spee
well large collection OF other plans IN
every variety Of style. 90,
Having many years satisfaction Of pleasing those by
employed make and designs viii con
attention TO all done In the Office
required attention will be paid to proportion ness
T durability aud economy ercc.faoa. pro
all kinds public buildings, Mills Fac
Bridges Warehouses Stores in all the
OF description suited To town
country Stores and Saloons, Public
rombs Vaults, Railing, &c, FOR Cemeteries
specifications for working drawings for
uldng receive proPosA make con and generally snPrn
a. the work its complexion desired will
those who do know Of
Citizen whom have been employed whom
Bruce Robinson WIN. H. Mcfarland James Lyons
Arthur Morson Robert C. stAnard, Vim. H. Haxau
Peyon, Wellington Goddn, James Thomas, Richardson
Allen james warwick, Alexander DuVa and John
wIekham, Equir,s OF Rio imond.
that plans made for them will be used In
their disadvantage but proper regard for the inter
rest Of will, that reward
s.lIPPq " HENRY EXALI.
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49, gsgsg2 49, - - 81

~ hEAT NORTHERN MAIL HOUTE-REDGGTION OT
N FARE To BALTIMORE A Nd PRTLiDELPHHA.-Ot
amer Monday the 18th instant through tickets
Philadelphia be obtained Of this Company,
route, via Washington, on the ooving terms, viz;
To Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
which the for
cities Of Washington and Baltimore
charge whatever and Ave daily lines
depha and New York, varying 81
h and proPortoaatt for second class
the public now be at no loss fo cheap and comfortable
arp New York.
The through above reasonable soourn g.
Washington and Baltimore, without dermen any priyi,
conferred by thsm. = RUTH,
Agent Of
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~ will Be the Of usnsortAuon f.ssen-
GER. a RICHMOND. FREDERIoKsBUR0 RoroAAo RAIL
ROAD