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! FIVE CF4Nrr

4 FIVE CF4NrE
E1R A TAILOR To COMMENCE rrcr-
!! NESTLE Stock ard fixtures &c the
Tailoring Fstsh'ishment next door 70 ,he en-
'rerre of the National Hotel with he good
will Of the same. is for sac The Stock ia 70.
large ard nresen's an o,rnr.unitr for CON-
r7ercing business rnAe- edver.a,es r.-e'v mo.
with, ann'v TO CHAS. H. LANE. or DT-VaLL
{ BROTHER. ie 1r-3.
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OMr. Snodgrsss, the regular Demo
cratic candidate is elected to Congress in
the Parkersburg Va, district, by 900
majority.
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CKa'e Hayes has made nice thing
OF it by going to California. She has
cleared some $4,000. She has done
more than sing fo- her supper.
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OEx-Governor Vroom, Of New Jer.
sey' it is said. has accepted the post of
Envoy to Prussia, and has 50 informed
President Pierce.
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$~', p-~~h~fe-:-n Ch--rA. y.;--'
Rev. MASON NOZZLE will preach in Island Hal
to-nnrrow n II n N. and z: r m
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DE WISE N TINED. BRoTH.Ps' N

DE WISE IN TIME'-Dr BROTHSPS' n
- DIAN REMIDY for Cholera Cholera
Morhus. Or Sumner Complaint. Of Childrer,
Dysen'eTv. D;arrEoa. Be. ruts all cOmpe.i-
fion ut defiance. as being altogether The mos
efsectual remedy 70 he fcurd for this terrible
disease and when i il administered in time
a""ording ~ the directions IL rarely fails
Seventy-fve cases cured within tie last Two
weeks. where -h-sicians ard TIE dferenr
"ain-killeTs bad -si;ed. ny the use Of Dr. Bro
Tiers Cholera Remeiv. which will AWAY. ir
yariably check il in few hours 4 crre vii
De guaranteed. or the money refunded. Pc
0ared and sold AZ the Gernuon HsfJc7i Of'-s
OF Drs. BROTHERS K GRAY, opposite TIE
Smithsonian Institution. Island.
nav 2I-eo 2ws
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To the Citizens o. the Island.

New Periodical & Sewspaper Dcpo-.
KNoW We. that the subscriber has Jus.
IA orened. in correction with his General
Agency ofi"e for Claims near the corner IF 7th
street and Maryland avenue p PERIODICAL.
NEWSPAPER AND STATIONERY STORE.
where he will he regularly supplied with all
the most popular weekly and monthly paners
Of the day. and will keen constantly on hand
supnly Of Stationery ard School Books
Je CIV JN0. F. BAKER.
y. B.-Persors desiring the N7:ion1H In
t"Htge"rSr. CHi0". or New York ITsr9'1. by
be month or year. will Re supplied by leav-
ing their name, subscription and residence az
NV Office. J p r
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TIt is said that Democratic penny
paper is about to be started at Alexan-
dria, Va.
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U The Paid Fire Department in Gin
cinnati has proved as efficient as the late
volunteer system, with more harmony,
economy, quiet and order. The applica-
ton of steam to the fire engine has been,
for the first time, successfully applied.
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u It is understood that additional
troops have been ordered from Texas to
New Mexico. Among them are six COM
panies of the Eighth Infantry. The two
companies of Light Artillery already in
New Mexico are to be equipped with fresh
horses. Three hundred recruits are to
march from Fort Leavenworth on the
Goth inst, with Gov. Merriwether and
Gen. Garland.
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! To Strangers and Citizens.

To Strangers and Citizens.
THOMPSON DAGUERREoTYPES are unsurpass-
e1 by any. for boldness Of execution and
beauty of artistic finish
His assiduous efforts to establish first class
Gallery in this city. ard his continued en-
deavors to please visiters and patrons have
not been unrewarded. An examination Of
his Pictures recently made is particularly So
licited. He is prepared to take Pictures of
every size and style. at reasonable prices.
Gallery. north side of Pennsylvania avenue.
between Il and 9th streets. Lane fuckers
building. may 80
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

RFTURN OF THE RARMoNEoNs,
WHO most respectfully annorpce to the
w ladies and gentlemen of Washington
that thew will have the honor of giving two
Grand Ethiopian and Ballad Entertainments
=. the ahove-name1 Hall on MONDAY and
III tsDAf EVENINGS. the 18th and l4.h
Mr. J: T. PARSONS. the grea. American
Ballad singer. will appear each evening in
soroe If hi. hest pieces.
- Admission Is cents; doors omen a.
10 commence At O'Clock
Je ILLS THos. SIMON. Agent.
"av.l~~ Ce---.-A sn-ciaI meeting
OF the Cavalry Corrs will he held a. the Arm
o. If ire Washington Light Infantry on
MONDAY EVENING. June 18Th. az Z o'clock
"A business Of inheritance 10 the Comrany Is
20 De transacted. it is hoped that every mem.
Der will be present
Gentlemen Wishing 70 join the cores can
have an opportunitv 20 do 81 bv attending the
meeting a. stated above The first inssS ment
for membership j. Five Dollars.
By order Of The committee.
GEO "- McLAEE. se.retarv.
iuue ID
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THE FEAST Of Reason and the FLOW or
L CREAM-above and below Books A. half
price. Cheap publications taken back ALWAYS.
at half price: and sold At half price. Above
The most picturesque ICE CREAM SALOON in
Washington by Madame HUNTER and Young
Ladies' attendant, next 10 the United States
Ho'e'. iure OPT
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John B. Cough stated in his lecture at
Trenton, n. j., that 100000 persons had
signed the pledge, and connected them
selves with the Washingtonian movement:
and of this number $50 900 had retrogra-
ded and violated the pledge, and either
filled drunkard's grave, or were miser-
able drunkards; that the original mover
of the project now kept low groggery
in Baltimore, and was the best customer
himself.
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FRENCH SHOES AND PUMPS

FRENCH SHOES AND PUMPS.
JUST RECEIVED. direct from TIE Importer.
- eases of French Walking SHOES. a sure
rior article. Also. 3 cases Paris PUMPS. for
the Drawing Room. Gentlemen wishing to
display handsome foot will please call at
the Fashionable Boot Store of MILLS, TO whom
was awarded the First Drplo.n far Boots ar
the Fair of the Metropolitan Mechanics In
stitute, held Washington. February. 1859.
JOHN MILLS.
Fashionable Boot Maker Browns Hotel
june 10 Int. Union ard Reruhlic. 81
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS To CLUB sUpscfrprps
In order to enable ALL to possess co,ios r
elegant Portraits the subscriber respectfully o
following inducements for the formation 81 re
scriptions. d CIub sub
- & '. !. '' n ,e $50 o.
Gn 35 90
~ On he recai,, ar ~, as 90
WI" be sent free Of postage Cat the sole risk or
desired Address RGREPT KfS saiu cub, as
Agent for Welehs Portraits or
Washington and Jackson for State If ",
Eagle Square, Richmond VI
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RICHMOND,


DAVENPORT = 80
ERICHMOAD, offer for suie IN store an. ",
IS holesalr-
jo5a Sack. Lyer'I liae Salt, Marshall and Other brand
100 do Ground Alum do '5z
30e tons Richmond ground Piusier
SOC tons best Peruvian Guauo dai's expected
500 bbl. Rosendae Cement
900 bushels prime Clovcrsecd
$50 bis Bone Dust
I25 bhd.. Bacon side
~ ficrres Sugar House Molasses
200 T. <as Archer & Cos No. l axes.
,0a firaccs IfH3on Porter
81 ...... Cross & Bacen"'l Loaaen Mustard
95Fe do u alnut and Mushroom g.,
, Hamper. English Cheese Gloucester '''Ia2
=, boxes Maecaroui
30 Bag. Sicily Almonds
20a lag- Brazle Sugar
400 bags Costa Rica Codae
IIea5cssev, Godard, Guard and Sasarnz Brandy ~.
.rs. and Hungarian Lion vino; Sherry h.aa,. nod
Port Wine, e. &c. '''
Many Of the above Of own important,
profess 20 sell low asf hey b. iad in fi. lhi
fry al..ntirv I'D quality considered Tea. J..'
rs.ota.cu be had in the country adapted ~, ~
trade Of Vireinia.
tee. 35.,lucts EDMUND, DAVENPORT e ~
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MECHANICAL.


FAIL FASHIONS FOR 1s52
THE subscriber has received his New York
Baltimore aud Phi.adephia styles at Gentlemen
M | Nnl.skin Siik. bluck and white Beaver und
Bruah HATS which for durability and beanty. cunnYl
be surpassed in hi. any other market lie stock Is
nov, large and complete. embracing all OF the ias and
,nosi approrrd styles ef MATS and cars a.
lopted for the Faftads. ~ a tholssate and Reiesi
to which he most cordially 80 old friends and
customers and the public generally, give him call
before purchasing elsewhere liz stock will be- found
as cheap n. any other establishment 10 the city All
kinds Of Hat made tn oracr aud dispatch.
TT Cnsfoap,rs Rais drcssef gaer free y elatgc
Call At the sign Of the BLUE HAT
oct 81. WM SITTER
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IUsT TO HAND

IUsT HAND duc as-slfmrni - 7 80,
j ae5 German Goth brushes dressing aud itf,''
co,sis. Shaving and Toilet safe sszgrs aaa hh1''
.fraps Labin. estacts for le HuadAfr m'i' l''s"'
,fntrr. ra.f Mouaais, s.. a.. lar sac ~
10 Join n sEaY. DHtgz5-i.
y OgECE-HasinE beeeoe ole ilopi'eitf 81 g''
y slassey Cfeek Pnpcf NaI, hy Farelas. 'h t' 90 DO
.lty 81 asrtruoef. / am now prepared to H %.
IN md. af rair. u e #ierle.t notice, mod af,"n %"
s,,,5 f.fs ~. any either Mil Viipsy three Ia.nf-
and fins cents. 4, hundred eeri delivered Iei an
Linen aud Cut Rage of faI prIeeli end -. .e"''
.G.r, -, AtI,e.s JACOB SANGER.
~ . -. ~ -
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CARn.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD ~.

A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pectfully ask continuance of the patronage 50
long bestowed upon him. 10 the new concern aud IN
this connection he deems proper 10 aa all who are
indebted To him come forward and ,aetile their nc
counts without delay
There many claims Of long standing, which mna
close up mud it ia expected that all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attention to this notice
Jan S--dts y DlIGIlD.
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DHGNIX FOUNDRY. ,.y,,ci,,,,.r,,

II VA-lron and Brass Castings, Sfean, Erginr.
Mill Geering, Tobacco Presses Sc and machinery zen
orally furnished reasonable notice and at fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishment,
for the superorty of its work, will be fully sustained II
the execution &C all future orders
A. G. DABNEY
N.B--I will be prepared for shifting in due time
az - a. q ID
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MERCHANDIZE.
tAs. y. FnwAHDs, THOMAS TraH.
EnIInnd AinIer Inshions for Is52-'3

fAHs y. TuwAHBHf THOMAS .. Tuou.
FaIIand sinterEashtonsf for Gs52-'3
IsDNARDs& PUGll. ) t1Ors abore j. q Bfs0 aasf
IL opposite :. u Thurman, Mn 81 Lga1tkaap. u.
hase nsi received their stock % aii end inter 1ta
Cassiners aud festness which consist II the atesl
STYLES and iaest quality 81 french AID EHslizh
acttirers. and siil be orde With warranted
workmanship and IT. My old and the pub.
c generally are invited - eBll aa5 something
and ieaufiful JAMES IS. EDWARDS. Arm,
aeri 2j..itsl Foy Yhoalot Farh
NEW EAI1. ~ WINTER GOODS
y JOHN I.DANi Is j. nov uIaaHfne hi- f4iI -'ur'
vt FdLL ND WINTER GO0DS. embracing tt,
arrest aud attractive ever offered bs
him. among which Bto.
great variety al freoeu printed De LaiHrs sasbmersa
English and American da
Plaiu French Mrrino
e" d. Lbinrs
Plain md figured dress Silks
black
fiHH Brarafe
Mou,utne good.
sIeetc-. Gollar- 9td e urz. ff.s
-. 1a8 mi r.. taft. b.. .serH
A splendid assa.i.I, = i...t.## I..... H# .#t
tYo L. with "a Ia. -lu.# ..####.H s.t# #.u#.z
onad if d d. G4pi- Stone. .ia .s.l,,- nj. ~
plriee br-ell not fo be- uier-oi1 b. a"s house n Va
OCT 2.dts
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4 YNCHBURG MARBLE WORKS.,

IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYNcHBuRG.
w. b. GADDESS d. BRO Profgietors (to.
raerly of Baltimore keep hand and make TO order
Northern prices, Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
ties plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
and foot Stones Garden Vases Counter Table, Bureau
and Washstand tops made to any size at the shortest
notice. Also, door aud window sills
ANY order from town country, entrusted vii
be faithfully executed with neatuess and dispatch at
Aug l3--dts J. d GADDFSSjS mo
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y EW C<sACElsN.--Thesu subscribers have TINS
day a'Noeiaed themselves together for the purpose
~ conducting &c oral Grocery Commission ant tg1
ra,aag business, under the firm and style Of % Cf-
"ELL y ) TRATTON, and have taken the house tor.
to Mcdaniel & Hurt, Main ST., LynchbIrg, Va,
we will keep constantly hand large aud well Sc
eosea stock of Groceries, Liquors, Tanners OIL DO
m95ae Dry Goods, &c, &c. in fact every article US
"a,y kept in grocery establishments
All OF which we will sell on as good terms MS any
house in the place. THOS d MURRELL
I'm Sd. els WIN Ii STEATTON.
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&c 3G.darts EDMUND, DAVENPORT 4. r.,
Union STEAMSHIP CompA-

y NS'S LINE o. STEAMERS-Pennsa- d.
y,1ia aad pirginia. ria Norjoi. tor Phladetsioo1I,
YORK The Steamships Pennsy yania Capf Ba,r..11'
and Virginia Capt. Teal, WILL and after No5.r.
3D. until further notice, commencing with the Pom.
yania leave Z chmond alternately every Wedna.3!'
for Philadelphia and returning leave Philadepbja o
Wednesday.
Due notice will be given every trip, in all the 4.
nnpers, oil the hour Of ,heirsailing. !
These Steamships have been built IN pressly far
Inc. and are beautifully fitted up fof the acconno.
If passengers set Fl. rae tables, and ever at,c,,
ispail Il. omfor' and sofcty They arr aI.o ,r.
yided with F4ncis's patent Metallic Litq-Bo.t. o,I
eret care and prompt attention paid to Nc ss
delivery of goods. In addition 10 the nboye ipdea
nents TO travellers have made arraneon,,ts =,
forward passengers through to New York by car. a.
boats thereby Offering tie public an onpo,,.
ily never before Offer d at the sumo price of ycy,
the mobile Delaware, nd visiting that model civ PM
Icphia.
Passage through to New York, in lst Cabin md
found, 50 90
Passage thross ii to Philadelphia, do San
do 20 do Second do oa
For freight or passage, apply to
RIO. RANKIN, GT., corner % WaterSt.
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INEssOHur9ON.--Pniltp w. Payne

-Philip w. Payne
, tma purchased of Il. & Bell hia entire interest IN
lhc concern Of Payne bel. AlIdehl- due the firm i'll
bc collected by +. " Payne; uso the debts due from
Nae concern VII paid by Linn,
We request peraons haYiag accounts agojust the firm
10 bring th,u in Ion settlements also all who adcbf
PAYNE < BELL.
i, oG-h July II 1872
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LEVI ELDRIDGE. Grs,L Az Aa

No. 7, North wharyes. PM'o
n. B.-Sh!ppers will please bear in mind thai lh.
steamers leape e0ry wednesday,, and d"e uotee will a
all iimes be given to the hour Of sailing.
Tobacco carried through to New ors Mt Doc, ia
Boston, 30c T. box, and all other good, in prolo.
lion.
Transportation to be made in superior notwithstanding
Steamers 70. RANKIN.
uov J--d&cts
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NOTICE TO ALL!-HE ALSO. BY acci

n OFFICE TO ALL HE ALSO, BY acct
" dent las taljen into the CONFECTIONERY Blu
SlNESS in conjunction whhis Jcwelry establishments
IN whiehhe keeps Candi, x Fruits such Us ORA. gcs
Lemons, Rai,ins, Almonds. tilberts, Toys of all kinds
an establishments He is now receiving his Spring stock
which he respectfully soil its the" patronage of the
public. He also has in hscrpoyment ofthe most
experienced Bakers and Ca. dy makers in Lynchburg
Pyramids of all kinds made AT the shortest notice.
All orders from the co ntry received and prom, NV
executed Cl1AS. a. EEARD
March s--dts = loorsah we Evchange corner
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MON FOUNDRY.-N VIEW CON
selyes together nndsr the style and firm, Of
JONES, BEGGS IL BROTHER,

= CEKN.-The subscTibels have HssoOinlpd them.
6eyes together nndsr the style and firm Of
JONES, BEGGS ~ BROTHER,
ssd respectfully call the attention of the public THEN
FOUNDRY, about one mile below the city, immediate.
y the Canal W ere they prepared 10 furnish any
description of CASTING, in loom or sand. Mill
Machinery, Sugar-pnns, CHdron Kettles, impora.
tion of Garden Porch Chairs, Hat and Umbrella
Stands Jenny Lind Parlor Crates and Tenders, plain
or fancy Balcony Railing of the latest style, Poughs
al sizes and patents Brackets. varnu sizes Stoves aud
Mantle pieces made Ia order. Water gus, drain
Pipes columns of all szeso which the attention of build
efs are invited all of which they will furnish North
ern prices, and only ask call TO insure sales, BY
prompt attention and faithful workmanship they hope
share fair portion of public patronage All orders
thankfully received and promptly executed in the neat
est style. WILLIAM H. JONES,
JAMES BEGGS,
aen, o. dts HAMILTON BEGGS.
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/ OONsNG GLASS AND PECTURE

! OONsNG GLASS AND PICTURE
e. FRAME B1ANUFACTORY.-The undersigned
manufacture and offer for sale the following articles at
Northern prices:
Portrait Frames richly ornamyn tal and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and guilt
Dogueneotype Frames, large beautiful assortment Of
new goods
Looking Glass Plates, ofall sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass. French, first quality, from 5OX36 incl
es down
Plate Glass, for and dwellings, furnished to ord"
Composition Rosettes, of all sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-0ld Work rc-gilt and jobbing in all the above
branch
Picture Glass to any pattern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
- Country orders by mail willreceive PROMPT a''en'
ton. FRANCK & GLOVER,
1913 Main street between 9th and 9th ST Richmond
Va. June 9--rs
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CIssOLUTION or COPARTNER.

NEW CONCERN.-Att the old stand Of Tins
~ lev, TAYLOR X Co We have this ~ associated
ourselves together under the style and firm OF Taylor
rinsley & Co. for the purpose of conducting general
Commission Grocery and Forwarding business, and for
the purpose of manufacturing tobacco under the style
md firm of T C s FERGUSON & co.
W. will keep constantly OH hand aree stock of Gro
ccres, Liquors, Domestics Prints. Woolen goods
Blankets, Iron, Steel Licorce Oil, Nails, Iabacco,
&c, &c
From experience in the different branches Of oar
business and prompt attention, hope merit share
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VALLEY or VIRGINIA. AT WINCHESTER
Chati,,cd Hateh l7ih, l852.- Cagi,oi 100000.
win POWER 10 INCREASE THE SANE 20 5000 600!
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These vessels III Of thc frs class, built liz cy
of Baltimore expressly for tins uade, and have SUPERB
or recommendations Cor passengers. They
manded by experienced Captains aud qualified for the
trade.and who will spare ne exction to accommodates
They will be towed UP and down the riyel y steam,
and may be relied on sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York. will find tito their interest snip by this line
is the only regular line, and freight will always
taken the lowest rates and every effort will be mad
by the agents in Richmond andNew York, Il give suits
action Werespectfully ask andhope to suec mob
tanning full share Of patronage. Goods shipped by
his line New York, will be forvnr tded free ofcom
mission to New Orleans, Mobile Savnoh, Charleston,
or any o.hcr port. The vessels will be in Richmond at
q a>ets; in New York berth No. /, Coffee House
slip foat of Wall Street
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49, VIRGINIA LINE or EsschmoMt

.zasssE- AND NEW YORK. PACKETS.-Ihis Aer Hoaa
Liac is composed the following Vessels, all owned in
the city of Richmond, and sails from Ne1e York eag
E1lLr Inns VIZ:
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N a. JOHNSON ARE NOW kECEIN
4 -, aud oferi,r sale, at very low p,ces--
80 bugs prime Rio Coffee,
50 do do .aeuIn 10
30 Mats supr y Cover mont Jaw Coffee
pockets Mocno do
% aags SUR Couste Rio Dc
with general assortment of Groceries, Liqars, &c.
nov lots
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THE SAFE AND COMMo.
- 80 s 80 R

10y z y
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, from Baltimore
to Wheeling, and connecting there ,stth the
large, nesc, and splendid Steamers of the
Union Line on the Ohio, and the Stages to
ZanesuiLLe, &c.
Il roughly completed, by the late finishing of
the Great Board Tree Tunnel, and the road BEING
in excellent order, the earnest attention of travel
lers ia confidently directed TO lis superior advan-
tages and low fares. The scenery upon this road
is OF the most stupendous and attractive character
The Express Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily
at p M, and runs directly through to Wheeling
(3s0 miles) in is or l9 hours, including all stop.
pages, arriving there at or p. M next day; or,
passengers leaving Baltimore at a. m may Law
over for lodging in Cumberland, (l7e miles ! and
proceed thence to Wheeling in the morning
To connect with these trains, the cara leave
Washington at a. M and p. m. daily, meet
ing the cars from Baltimore at the Washington
junction, (better known as the Relay House,) g
miles from Baltimore.
At Wheeling the seven unrivalled steamers of
the Union Line, which have just been completed
for this route, form daily connexion with the cars
and convey passengers down the Ohio to Cincin-
matt and Louisville, where the stages for Nashville
&C., or the st. Louis and New Orleans packets
may be taken by those going further on
Passengers for Columbus Cor who prefer the land
route to Cincinnat) and other parts of Ohio and
the West may also proceed direct from Wheeling
in the Ohio Stage Company's excellent coaches
vile, &C., and thence by railroad.
Passengers for Wellsvile and Cleveland by
steamboat and railroad will also find this a most
agreeable route, there being a regular and speedy
connexion at Wheeling to and from those places
Gz-Baggage checked through from Washington
to Wheeling, and no charge for transfer of pas
aengers or baggage.
Fare by through ticket with the right to lie
over anywhere on the route) from Washington
to Wheeling $3.50; to Cincinnati gil; to Louis.
vile S12.
Tickets to be had Of MIR. PARSONS, Agent, at the
Railroad Station, Washington, and of the other
agents of the Company.
VIM. PARKER,
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