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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1863.

M MI M LEWIS, OF Montgomery Alabama, gen
M agent States of Alabama and
sd BY O. LswIs JAass o. LKwIs and sAaurt d. LswIs
mrm w. JAxss Of Cincinnati Ohio, general travelling
AGENT Western States assisted BY JoHS 4. DKsr, III.
Tao.l j. Dsss, c. Nj l.. WIsKsAE, Isaac BAsTLKrr h.
Cooks, A. L. HiLps, and l.. II. BkowKgLL-
ntMr r. JAnss, No. iuS Tenth street, Phil
phs general uavelng ssont assisted BY W. H. WxLD
Jsms coLIIss JAass DEEsfHs, HAanrT Jos BurroS,
BuTTss ISAAC M. Bopsx, Epausp w. WILEY, WILLAA l.
WlTaxaAs, ana GEossK i. Nelson,
O0-Reccipss from either Of tbs above Will be good
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faithfully 10 us scope and purpo Such is the Cen
tra American question: and such the materials out OF
which some OF our brothers OF the press have made out
case iof Tue application OF the great principles OF in
ternatlonal law Charleston Msreuyu
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The SACRED CoLLEGE.-Ths is the title of the hons.
OF cardinals in the Roman Catholic Church According
10 the Ponhca constitution, this is composed of aeven
y persons. divided unequally among the three clerical
orders, thus: Six bishops, fifty priests and fourteen
deaeons
A" Secret Consisory" was held on the 7th ult and
eight new cardinals were created, one Of whom was
French preate the Archbishop OF Tours On the lat of
January there were seven vacancies the very re-
cent death Of Cardinal Diepenbrock left an eighth A
full Sacred College has been witnessed before. 10
said. for great many years The very advanced age
OF OF the present cardinals renders probable the
early happening OF vacancies which. however IL
is likely will be Immediately filled. "a custom has
sanctioned the practice OF keeping of the Card
vacant be disposed of circumstances may ariss TO
demand.
OF the seventy now living, six OF the incumben,s Of
the Sacred College upwards OF eighty thir,v n.
tween seventy and eighty; nineteen between sxtv and
seventy; tweny-iour between fifty and sixty; and e;rht
between forty and fifty The youngest is Andrea born
in 1875 the Oldest. Oppozon years old and for 6f,v
years cardinal 81 are Italians IS foreirners amonr
which Last are French; Austrian; Spanish q Por
tuguese; Belgian; Prussian and EneIish. fWise-
man. az (al Itaans) reside in Rome and suit the Pope
administer the spiritual government Of the Roman Cath
Ollie Church. and the temporal OF the States Of
Rome, called % the Poniincal States.-N Y Er,r..,
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EDUCATION IDIoTs.-A bill making appropriation
for the establishment OF school for the training OF idiot
and feeble minded children has passed both branches of
the legislature OF Pennsylvania.
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The bouse of Mr. Fletcher Webster, at Msrsh6eld
struck by lightning on Monday afternoon The interior
was somewhat shattered, and the fluid paseng the
bell wires, literally dissolved them Mrs Webster
IN the house At the time. bu, escaped injury did also
her hos seks1dl syns nsseaaM r1esk~& a.
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Lillslpx Lining 4ns

This well-known and highly popular periodical having
completed Its thirty volume comes to US for the first
week IN April in aud, in some respects improved
form, being the first number of new series as well ar
OF a new volume. The general plan and scope of this
publication has not been changed and although lis size
has been reduced 10 the usual octave still by an increase
in the number of pages the quantity of matter is greater
than in the first series.
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THrRrY-rHrRD CoseRrss--It il a singular fact that
the last i've States which have elected members OF the
sew Congress or from which have last heard, hav.
elected democratic delegations entire. They are Cali
lorna, New Hampshire. South Carolina Connecticut.
and Rhode Island The whole number Of members thus
lar cleo ted to the Thrythird Congress 1884, Of whom
los are democratic, so wings, and aboii,onists The
members ye, TO be elected IT, they shosd be Of
the same politics as in the las, Congress- the whole num-
Der Of Wigs in the House will be II. abolj,ions,s
democrats l5t Total 2s4 Democrats 10 wings q 10
actly.-Jewnai Of ConmSru
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author TO present. in the small compass Of duodscmo
volume of about two hundred pages, most excellent
treatise on those arts, with practical rules. la
oes and receipts for gold, silver, tin aud copper found.
ing, and also for plumbers bronze and bell founders,
jewellers, &c. &c The emineniy practical character OF
gagged IN the various arts OF which treats and forming
as does most valuable book OF reference for the artist
as we'll as for the mechanic. il will doubtless meet
ready sale
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Samuel M. Chambers, 10 be deputy postmaster at Jer
sey city. New Jersey. in place OF David Smith.
William A. Benjamin. TO be deputy postmaster al Tren-
ton. New Jersey, in place of John 5. McCully.
James Tzzard, 10 be deputy postmaster at Burlington
Des Mones county. State OF Iowa, in place OF Oliver
Cock, resigned
Charles Cookery. to be deputy postmaster at Dubuque
county of Dubuque Stale OF Iowa, in place OF William
IA Robbins, resigned.
Isaac c. anes 10 be deputy postmaster at Bangor IN
the county OF Penobsco State OF Maine, IN place OF
Joshua w. Carr
John Marshall be deputy postmaster at Piqua, ohio
n place OF Henry Clay Lands.
William Kerr 10 be deputy postmaster at Kingston New
York, in place OF William H. Romeyn. resigned.
Thomas Sparrow, to be deputy postmaster at Columbus,
Ohio, in place OF Aaron + Perry
Marcellus Clark. 10 be deputy postmaster at New Br-
tain in the county of Hartford, State of Connecticut, In
place of Frederick Knapp.
John L. Tuhill be deputy postmaster at Lancaster,
Ohio, in place OF Benjamin CORNELL
William Bow to be deputy postmaster at Fayetteville
in the county of Cumberland State of North Carolina in
place of John McRae. resigned.
Robert l. Glow. be deputy postmaster at PriRceon,
Mercer county. New Jersey, in place of Abram Styker
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TEVIS 81 RaRRaROJTy.

HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY, LOUISVILLE, KY,
RE now making and keep constantly hand cast
IA iron Screw Pipe, l. J. IL; II. ii, ?, 2i and inch
bore. suitable tor stcam water, gas &c to which they
respet tiuy invite the attention of Railroad Gas and
Water Companies and all others in want OF chesp ana
durable Pipe. -ff rt r .
ALSO-Mil Machinery of the most appro red pat
terms made to order; east iron Force and Lin Pumps
of various sizes and kinds always hand. Tobacco"
Lard, Timber aud Mill Screws al the lowest prices Car
Wheels aud other castings for RailroadsJob work Of
all kinds promptly attended to- They also the sole
manufacturers in the Nest of Roys N Frenchs Patent
Hub Morticing Machines, for carriage and wagon
makers. With one of these machines do
more work In one day and do il better, than do
in five days without it. One of these machines
be in operation MIR. c. DEcKER's cf this place
whe is the authorized Agcntfor this and the adjoining
counties. .. ri "a'- ~ t'
Orders from distance enclosing the money, salts
factory references, promptly attended jan29-1y
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JAMES Low & CO.

Il - Z :
4 RE now receiving their fall stock of Foreign and
n Domestic Dry Goods which they invite the
On OF merchants coming 20 this market TO make their
purchases We are importing direct from Europe the
principle part of foreign goods. and and pH sell
them good terms, the same articles can be
bought in any rket n America. Our stock of Amer
lean Prints will continue to sell at the exact cost from
the Agents in the Eastern cities for cash in par funds
Our purchases made exclusively for cash and at
such prices VII enable us to
ALI buying their goods the usual time. and
II is determination moi 10 be undsrsold in this oraiy
market in this untry. aug9.dSwu p
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF oFEvANsvILLI

EVANSVILLE. IND. "
THE sessions of ls534 of this institution, will
L under more favorable auspices than that oi
any previous year
The Faculty the pleasure ofannonncing to the Pro-
essOn that .comnodious and tasteful ollege bull
ding is in process of erection and will DC IN readnes
by the ensuing coll cgiate COURSE. "a
he apparatus for demonstrating the various branches
of the rofcssion is AMPLE and of superior quality: 50
that students may rely upon full and complete
OF instruction in this in Medical School East
West. ....
The following gentlemen comprise the Faculty, viz:
Levi l.. Laycock Vi. D. Emeritus Professor of PLY si-
oiogy and Pathology. 1 A
Hugh Ronalds, " D. Professor of General Descriptive
and Surgical Anatomy F
&. A. Foster A. NJ, W. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
John K. Wilcox, NJ. d., Professor of Therapeutics and
Pharmacy.
Madison Bray, NJ. D., Professor Of the Principles
and Practice OF surgery. Fl. n
William u. Byiord. NJ. D. Professor Of tAe Principles
and Practice of Medicine.
George H. Walker. NJ. d. Professor Of Obstetrics, and
Diseases 0f Women and Children.
William A. Mcdowell. NJ. d., Professor of the Insti
tutcs of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence.
John 7. Walker, NJ. d., Adjunct Professor Of Anat-
omy.
The session will commence the first Monday in No.
vembcr, and continue four months. The Anatomical
will be open for the accommodation of Students
who desire study practical anatomy. from the first of
October. ..vr1
Expense of regular tickets, SO; Martrcuation, S5
Practical Anatomy. $40 ,ood boarding may be pro-
red at from 81 30 to 81 30 per week. frf e--afr
yl6-tr GEORGE b. WALKER. Dean.
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THOMAS CONJUNCTION

WHOLESALE AND REfAIIl BOOkSELLEK AND
STATIONER. 81. p
TXT OULD respe ctuly inform his friends and the pub
w lie generally, that having purchased OF Msssrs.
RathbOne ~ Wheeler their entire stock of Books&
Stationery, he has owed bis Book Store to the star
lately occupied 10y them in No. j, Fosters Block
OF Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock enables him to
offer to his larger and better assortment
than has before been brought to this market
sisng in part Of Miscellaneous School Medical and
Theological Books. Writing. Printing. WrappH.g and
Fancy Paper, a. Foreign IL Fancy Stationery of all
kinds All ofwhich viii be sold. Wholesale and Retail
at Cincinnati prices. fact which he would cali the
attention OfcOuniry merchants, dealers teachers and
tthers, being conden; he make it their interest
purchase of him. auS 2J-U
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s'safe1 ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI.
Commission and Forwarding
EAOU USE.
JOSEF Fl MoGRID GE,

(Late Twchell & Mogrdge,)
CORNER or COMMERCIAL AND PINE STREETS. /.
tONslGNMENTS AND COMMISSIONS will have
~ prompt and personal attention. and liberal ad-
cGnecs will be given when required on Consignmen ns
or Bills or Lading in hand.
Ofders ios The Purchase of Lead, Grain, Hemp and
other Produce will be filed the low est possible prices
foe Heceiying and Forwarding of Merchandise and
roduce Will meet with especial care and dispatch the
lowest rates of freight will always be procured and the
avsS1sS ''(''s0 ''''" ''''AS' IS ~u'n Is possible
st-t References.
iss..; cn.sss.s, a.s = s'sHnt sHow 4. Co... :.
CHoUTEAU& IL VALE, ~ NUNS
DoAs, kISG & Co..
n. n & 3. fsTsSts Rnrsots.. & B"'-' Louisville.
'-' Ellis & MORTON,
- STRADKR * GoRMAS,
HOSEA d Fraser, ; Cincinnati.
SPRINGER o WMrExAN,
- 4. o. GOODMAN 81 Co.,
j. w. BUTLER Sz BRo.,
- ID. LEEcH & Co.. Pittsburgh.
- rWx. HoLMEsSs Co.,
T.. & &. YARSALL cS Co.,
MORGAN, J. NJ. Buck & MORGAN. p,u.s.,..,.
b. b. CoxEGTs, "ueiPn'a'
SHIELDS cS MILLER.
Blow & MARCH,
York.
CHAs. A. WErGuT.)
& - JOSIAH LEE & Co.. ( p.,,;,,o.o
AsRAuAN Cr. CoLE, 0'
Aaw.,p y, ". FASwEkL RIVE IL Sa q Co., Boston.
-EC.TWlCHELL& CO., New Orleans.
nave an open Policy of Insurance. which will cove
lsnipments TO my address when advised by loer per
rretI.crwhcn endorsed on bills ladng before or :
ihe tine Of Shipment. JOSEPH MoGRIDGE.
aafs 95"d&vly ct. Louis Ne.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT


IScoRPcg ,TEp lSI1.-CuARTER PERPETUAL.
Authorize ed Capi S20OGO-Sa6seri5edC CcPI lJ0 0GO.
THIS long established aud well known Institution
Il has transacted most extensive Insurance business
for more than rty years throughout the United States
and the British North American provinces. IL has aimed
public nfdence by honorable and faithful
ullmeni of its contracts aud the of property
that all r claims for loss under its policies
will be literally adjusted and promptly paid. Public
Buildings Manufactures, Mills, Machinery, Dwelling
Houses Stores Merchandise, Household Furniture,
Vessels the stocks while in port &c, &C., will be
insured low the risk will admit. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. HUNTINGTON. President.
ALBERT Day, CALVIN DAY,
JAMES GOODWIN, jon ALLYN,
CHARLES BOSWELL, JOHN =. BRACE.
HENRY Krsyy CHARLES J. Russ.
CHARDES TAYLOR, Secretary.
CHRIsrorHER C. LYMxS. Assistant Sec'!.
Il lPAppcatons for Insurance may be made TO
ALLEN T.. HALLOCk, Agent.
Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
decs Evansville Ind.
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GRANITE INSURANCE COMP ANY.
Utica NY. Capital. 100000.

GEO CURTIS Prest ID. C. GROVE. Vice Pres't
WM. II. DEDRICK Sec'y. TIM. o. GRANNlS, Treas.
j. FRANCIS BATES Genl Ag't.
fINHE undersigned continues to receive applications
L and issue Policies. favorabe terms any re-
sponsibe Office IN the West For the high standing and
responsibility of the aboye Company references is made
TO Messrs. Bement & Viee. and Als & Howes, Evans
vile. my29ly HENRY G. GWATHMEY, Ag't.
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a t.t ANOTHER TRIUMPH
100000 WORTH OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY, NOT INSURED,
Preserved in Kichss Safe.

| 4l.H fss - .afi as .IuH s.H
i1HE following letter from Messrs. Salisbury Arrow
/ smith needs comment. IL shows that the conf
dencc placed in our Safe is never misplaced:
' ' ~ NEW YORK, Nov. ], 1852.
MEssRs. SrrsRSEs S MARVIN, T s.t. ....
GcRtlcmeH: We had one OF your Safes on the third
floor of PowLERs buildings. when destroyed by fire
Sunday morning. Both uitmo. 1t contained our stock OF
Jcwey value $50 OOO upon which no insurance was
fecied-wc having the most implicit confidence in the
Safe When dug out of the ruins this afternoon. the APP
penrnce of the jewery proved that our faith was not
misplaced. The entire contents were without stain OF
fire, although the Safe had been sixty hours snoDg the
burning ruins. Every watch and every piece ofjewelry
is i'm the most perfect order We cannot speak in to-"
high your Safe and shall certainly never insure
dollars worth of property in then We Will give
YOU plan for a new Safe in few days, and remain,
Yours, respectfully.
SALISBURY & AR20WSMTTH.
1t ought TO be generally known that the Insurance Of
fees make considerable reduction frcn their establish
cd rates on jewelr. deposited in our S;res.
Alarge assortment always on hand al ttc Depot, No.
LAG Water street, New York. Ill 4 L.--.... /
STERNS & MARVIN.
f..- ,ll.s - Successors TO Rich & Co..
The only manufacturers OF Salamander Safes combin
ing wiLpE.'s and RItIr's Patents. 90 ,i.-..
ALLIS & HOWES,
novs-if Agents, Evansville, Ind.
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

LAW PARTNERSHIP.
TAS. e. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE, Attornies at
81 Law Evansville, Indiana. associated them es
partners in the practice fthe law, and will continue
to practice in this and the adjoining couaes and in Tho
Supreme and District Court They design turning THEN
attention TO land law. In short time they
will be prepared to give in few minutes, an abstract
the title to almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
nens, rim LamascO. tocethe with their professopa
mi ON as to the title, ifdcsiIed [jy2j-dawu!
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L = n d
fVNAhE klEK'S ROCK Oil. teaspoonfuI ey ery ,hra.
Il hours, in the absence of the feser and Won will ~,
cured of ASue. Same dose will cure Diarrloea do.s
'ery hour for Cbolera Morbus-or Piles and Rhenr.
:sm, dose 2 times day. aud apply externaIlv Fa,
BurHs, Worms and Group il excellent remedy For
Sore Eyes. bathe times You can be cured or
Coughs and Colds White sweings, Old Sores ana vi
GERS, oaDcerous Affections &C. &C. by Is use IL h,.
cured hopeless OF Bliadness and deafness food
Tor Biles Erupons of the Skin. litter and Female NJ.
eases. NOW THESE THINGS ARE so and The re.
son is-Aature made Ibis Oil. aud made il RIeHT II a
making cures aud friends rapidly as tried an over
the county Ii is bottled in its Natural tate and nm.
externally. 40 "'i 90
1et Tree Circular of Directions OF the Agess-ex-
ane and Try this wonderful -emedy. is safe and dis.
appoints none. Price 80 cents
EVERY rs IIGE Of the dreadful Disease Scrofula
De completely eradcated in time and t les. cost
or Inconvenience TO the patient than with any other
rhe teaithful balm frc IN Natures secret spring
Inc bloom OF health, ano life. to man will bring:
Asrom her depths the magic liquid flows
,i 10 c I'm orf suncriIgs, and assuaEe our woes.
hs petroleum Is obtained from a W ell Pttsburch
~ W. ieet below the earths surface. For sale bg
hELLER, FARNSDEY IL co WOOLSEY d LINCK
and HAbLOCK & SToDDARD. Evansville
R.A. LYON, Fo.t wayne
"e'7'sS~ Proprietor
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AGENTS.
sE. w. Sloan. lel Broad st. New York.

OI.' !" HOaH III Broad St. New Tork
Scott d Co, Toledo
}. ;. Chenoweth a. Co. Cincinnati
This Is one ofthe oldest best established and ,Dos, %,
hes o traisp rttion in the country; as sole
,tgehls ior THIS suction. authorised to give
receipts Tor freignts 10 and from the East st
very low rates. guaranteeing against any charges
augs .-tt't -.a LEWIS & GRAY Agents
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s. e. GILBERT & CO.,

Agents for Cypress Factory, fst
HAVE now on hand and constantly receiving, Cot
ton Yarns Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting which
they will sell favorable terms they can be pur
cha:cd at i'm this any other city, marI9n
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TRANsPOxTaTION

w IT. r. y S1ATES III NE
Railroadsand Canals. running in ccnneciion wiz
II Steamers and Pr"pclcrs on the Lakes
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY on Tpoy
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GREAT IN READY MADE
CLOTEiiTls.

M mos respectfully ask purchasers OF Ready made
w Clothing to examine stock previous to max
ing their purchases Our long experience. together with
our well kown small profits goods. ought to in
dlee those who seek to DO fairly aud hOnorably dealt
with, to paroRze the wholesale Clothing Establishment
of SHERMAN ANSPACHERcs q co
oetS Main ct. door below the Bank.
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HTNA
FIRE NSURANCE.CO PAN Y,
laf iIarffnrN damn.


CAPITAL $500, ,OOO--aH paid in and infested.
RESERVED EARNINGS S2oO,Ug0.
Total Assets s5Or, ,0DO.
rIyHIS Company. was incorporated With perpetual
charter III lel9 and insures agasioss or damage b!
Fire on Dwelling Houses. Manufacturing establishments
stores ho,rscho1 Furniture and merchandise in general
on the most avorabiete and losses occurring in thu
agency will be literally adjusted and paid with prompt
ness.
OF DIRECTORS:
Thos. X. Brace, Robert Buei,
Samuel Tudor, Miles a. 1uttle.
Joseph Pratt, John b. Boswell.
Austin Durham. Eoenezer Flower,
Ward Woodbridge, L. y. Bulkley.
Joseph Church, Roland Mather,
Edwin G.. Ripley, Siias b. Hamlinton
Frederick Tyler, SampelS. ward,
THOMAS X. BRACE, Pres't.
Il. LOOMS, Secretary.
VPAppicstions for lnsurancemay be made 10 the sub
scrber who duly authorized to resolve proposals and
issue policies on terms any Insurance Office
or A encvin the West. A. c. HALL0CK, Ag't.,
feb5-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
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AssS4 zSjiiSz a. 9Szse !
or baltimore, Washing ton. Phiiadel
{ r.-- Phia and New York.

| - ..s1a
BALTlMORE AND OHIO KAILROAn,
From Wheeling baltimore and connecting with ihs
Washington Branch X. X. AT the Junction, (ately :
called the Relay House) nine miles from Bal
umort. and with The Philadelphia. Viii
miDgton and Baltimore X. r. to
- H ~. Philadelphia.
VIE great tunnels upon the part Of the line ara
i fully com mpleted and the whole roa Is in,sn.
eohdhon, presenting one OF the mostpeture nd
romantic routes in the world The greatest fol the
the officers and agents Of this COMPANY and there IA
no road in the United States hs
routes TO the contrary. ~
The new and splendid steamers of the Union Line
from Louisville, Madison and Cincinnati connect wish
The road at Wheeling. and through tickets from these
places TO Baltimore Washington, Phadelphia. &c.
VILE the boats ofthe Unien onIy) at
Inc steamers leave the wharf Louisville daily f-
where passengers and baggage carefully
The express mail train leaves Wheeling daily. athalr
Ixast and arrive Cumberland (gOI miles, ats
more geo miles) at day light morning i'm full time
10 connect with early Washington and PhiladeInbia
less than twenty hours insludIng sioppsees' -
travellers will not ail to observe that tais "A rux
asAP.sr as well as one ofthe most pleasant 10
Baggage checked through any the Eastern points
without CHARGE Passengers and baggage aretrspsfer
Phiadephia at Baliim wi hout extra charge Tray
eers are allowed ample lime aid opportunity Al All
points to obtain their meals.
Through tickets from Louisville TO Baltimore. with
the privilege ofying any where on the routel
to "ashngto sll So to Phiadelphia sl2 10 New York
l4 10 De had as above only q he railroad alone
rom Wheeling to baltimore is So So Philadelphia or
Washington 50 50) - ~
Mhiiethe water low IN the Ohio light draught but
sMht steamers WI keep up tie connection betweeu
Cincinnati aAd Wheeling. Passengers may also ieaya
rver at Cincinnati and Zach Wheeling by the wayof
railroad To Columbus and GAINESVILLE and stages thence
10 wheeling For this route passengers buy through
NJ daily.
FFreghts 10 all Eastern points, by this safe direct
and speedy tiae whchis now prepared immense
oushess "l te taken aslow as by other route Au
properly caeiul! handled, and delivered order
inquire se above. 't' VIM. PARKER
Es9-Iy Genera Superintendent. Baltimore
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G.. VI. GRIFFITH.
y WHOLESALE ANn RRTAIL nEALER In

hardware aud Cutlery.
As Just received full AMI conn 0lete stock of TO-
II reign and domestic Hardware, Mechanics tools and
Buildag Materials. Merchants. Mechanics and othc
are einvited to examine his stock ut
spsopd& W TUE slGNoF TIE MILL SAW.