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The New Work and Liverpool UEiicd
Statcs Wall StHuMeFs.

<s These slips having been built by con-
-csr4.e.r il.,cS expressly tor Goveruul,t service,
eyer, hIs been taken ihels construction. a.
al" ~ tcir engines. II insure strength AMI sr'td !:
al their sit!oilSior Passengers q u.-
ed FOR elegance ana comiOn.
Price OF passage from New York 10 Liverpool i'm
first cabin, sl!o; M >ec"ad Cabin. so. Exclusive
Of extra state rConS 100. From .iy,fiaol
Ia New York, f0 ana fa'.
= An experienced raTeeUiI attached To each ship.
No b,r.hs can he secured unii paid .tIr.
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,ar TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
"a WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
go e as1

NNRAiNSi Run AS FOLLOWS: i -itf
Il Leave daily, except Sunday, at 6, and a. NJ,
81 and n. M.
n On Sunday al n. m. and r. M. i.s
The Train a, p. m. is Express, and stops only NJ
Annapolis junction and Relay the others al all way
stations.
Trains a; sia. m. and 3k p. M, connect with An
napplis.
d Trans at 6 4. m. and p. M, connect West.
Trains n 6 and a. and y. M. connect East.
Ears from Washington 10 BALTIMORE r. 81 p
DO do Annapolis u M - ! % 81
I'D. DO u do 'U do and return 30
The round trip tickets must in all cases he pro
cured at the office, and are good for the day upon
whiabibey are issued. T. II. PARSONS,
70 iy left ..t.i,.. Agent.
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FRESH NORFOLK OYSTERS
House Furnishing Goods.

GtCll ~ American ard English Kn:yes and Forks
W (Which laoA The Pteiuun II h,s late Far, fine
pued Dining and Dish Fo.ts, T:iiir aud Tea
Spoons, (Promiiin,l Alfalfa Tea and Table spoons,
GafVes< and FORKS, Sifois. Butter Knives. &c;
Brass and Plated Candq5iieks, Family Grindstones,
Tea Trsys. Hand WairTs, Tea and Dinner gel,,,
Coffee Mills, Shov,ls aud Tpns<, Irons, Fat Irons,
ftEaerS CItaia Ban,!f and Fms, D,is,He Brushes,
Swtrning hruSh's, Sleeves, POS, Ovsi,S and Lids,
Iea keil!es. &c., &C. s,lc a are 10 be found in q
Well regulated Hardware, Storr, al
.iE f." 1-tIfTi T.. WHEEI,ERS,
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$50 EdERkON sSs.EsTUTT. -r,
Select, Classical, & Mathematical School foi

"a tiIAS. L. YOUNG, y, NJ, pR:sclPAL.
TIL il institute situated near tIi corner Of II and
i l2tii Streets ana formerly KNOWN Woodbury. :
academy, will red r'n OF ai0 iirs. luriay Sep
te.ulsr. Paitn.s WHO WIS.,: ~ ciyc iii! thor
U:s c4s>iea ami lnfi!.ein tcai irai;iin. arr RI
s,ectpIiv ADVISED that III perlns arr comparatively
Isi. .ace tiiv DGIb2r "i niPiis !. limited. \ hi..i
grade NJ sci,oiaf..p j. aim nj l,v tie rrnc.,,l, :
ii wishes Iot',tii 6i,t yearly t. scholars. WHO
willie Dmy Will lice, eill tiaiiir:: viii b.. an hnn-
or taein lives ,nd those WHO send tisen H.,
world tifrcDrC efVc tcir; :liIlal attention. The
>ci.oo!tooii lias heca .ia. gGnely fitted up Witil
Du-tna ,ie7ha, r'a: i,II:iag, 0G. ! . -.
3-fIis.-r ql!lr;ar, ibf .i!A i cniIrsc, SD tor
tlIe Ea.ii-h branches S-!t. Payment il, advanca.
For silnar, particulars angy t'y Gpte) 10 tla Pm
finrtI. or to the ola W iI,g
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a LOCOMOTIVE without RuIs.-We
abridge the following from the Courinr
dfS Eats Uids: - '..' H
. y Paris journal gives an account of
the invention of locomotive destined to
run on ordinary roads, by Alexander
levoi: Yesterday we saw the locomotive,
attached to a couple of cars, rolling up
the streets, turning the most abrupt cor
hers, and advancing and retiring with
the greatest ease. The locomotive has a
ten-horse power. is mounted on four
wheels with broad fclloes.. The inventor
seems confident of success"
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CHRISTIANITY IN CuINA.-Weh have China
dates to the lth of May. The rebels had
caused the Bible to be translated into
Chinese, and TO be circulated amongst the
people. This had created an immense
excitement, and the complete overthrow
of The Tartar dynasty was anticipated.
The insurgents had raised the banner of
Christianity, and were preparing tomarch
upon Pei;in. The Protestant worship was
permitted. Nankin was represented to be
III state of ruin. and the whole province
in a condition of anarchy. ~ ..t..t
The commander. Of TIE British steamer
IIermcs had returned from am expedition
to the seat Of the rebellion, where he had
explained the neutral position of the
foreign powers. lie states that the in
surgcnts had adopted the Protestant form
of worship. recognising Jesus Christ as
the Savior the Trinity, and the Ten
Commandments. - ..' . go,
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snlLOvET'S WAHPENE.

10 r. SYLVESTER, a6rncr of 9th and IN
-. streets. sole Agent for this District, has
| just received two gross Of the above article.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w. w. NEwIIAN,''.a ID s.
Architect and Builder"i

Baltimore street, opposite Ioiaay ssGef, BaissS,
WILL sul,erin;cna the erection, and ae,;ba AZ
W Buildings IN Washington City and its vicinity.
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D } !YI.N ESTER'S I-t.r.l
silver Swan Soda FouMt ain.


NAa now BE- seen in full play from Is a. M 10 IL
I'i p. III, and as the Indies come UP i'm crowds
rNciaiming. ooh how delightfully."- cool and refresh
Inc - its pure bright. and sparkling waters are re-
rcl"d from thc: brighter eyes like SUNLIGHT from II
diamond No hlElng advertisement, with striking
captions in stirring capitals, have heratded forth in
graniil"qunt phrase tiliS modest establishment but
the pablo may rest assured that here only in this
city can he found the genuine carbonaied patent al
Tospinrlc Soda Fountain, improved, by which alone
pure SODA WATER can be obtained fresh at every
draug;tt. s. r. SYLVESTER. sd -
, Druggis, and Piarmareui>f f
/ may % eo3m Corner 9th and ~ streets
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I"I WILLIAM chopin, IA.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
shop and residence next 10 corner OF it, and SITS
liv'ii-if .4ipgH1VJ Tue ..t01-E ~
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OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY. ..
Ss 1E5HD.ty p. BALTIMORE, Mnr,A II, 1851.
Mr.. y. II. EOrris--Dear MaaE Il gives me
great pleasure IN Recommending 10 public favor your
valuable nirdcin". Cedar Tar ali excellent pre-
vnt;,tiVr cril.vt ia liic rSi stages Of bronchial
AFFECTIONS, or diseases of TIM lungs, and also :s Il
fWry valuable ioL;c. Yours, very respectable
vas r. IT, WRif.i,r N3DH
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CITY Expenditure.

L.
We have been expecting ftom friend, an aiti-
.e' Gle ON city expenditure, which well assu
50 red will be Of general interest to our city readers
M but we have not received il. We are always graf
lied to receive conirbut ons from ouricitizens
upon any subject Of geHeiar city interest, and as
this subject is an important one hetei and we
know tina, he will ably and dispassonately examine
the matter, we await with anxiety his communica-
ton. Public matters like this may be often inn
proved by calm ex mination, and while we depre-
cate factious opposition to the powers that be,
vet we doubt not but that they ever viii gladly
receive suggestions as to their actions coming in
proper spirit, as they in cnmmon with us desire
the permanent welfare and Prosperity of those
g over whose city desnies they have been called to
preside. There are sundry appropriations of
.ii which we do not approve, but not being familiar
with ali the facts have kept silent. Ifonr cor
respondent be in error in any ofthe views he may
present. we shall at all times, be really to insert
corrections, and hope that the subject may be
calmly and dispassonately handled yall who may
touch il, and that the result may be pro6tablet to
the interests of The city. ourcity taxes heavy
and while oar citizens will ever be ready to meet
all their responsibilities, yet they no doubt will
gladly avoid all unnecessary spons;bilit:es and
i expenses and all must admit that the utmost econ
omy and the avoidance ofuseless outlay should
be avoided. The growth ofthe city will necessa-
"a lilly cali FOR many expenditures, such as grating,
&C., and all others should be as far as possible
avtided. ii
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a1yoe wool! i

Il ]. v L u. = @.s
From The best information we have been able TO
obtain, Wool is likely to selIeyen higher than at
present. From the latest foreign adyices the mar
net isupward. for fine grades. We have heard Of
''oo SONS sales in this region s6 cents. while some
OF our extra clips ale held at 40 and 70. We
would advise Wool -growersto inform themselves
on the subject before selling the wool crop con-
sltutes an important element in the profts of our
farmers. The Wool of Ohio, Brooke and Wash
ineton counties IS inferior 10 but little grown in the
UnitEd States and il tile present Iemunerative phi,
ces continue these counties viii attain even a
higher glade inithe Wool market th6n they now
have. us nature has bounteousy afforded them ev-
e-y facility which lay n.her power. The Saxony
and French 'mstino are Of the finest quality in
these counties, and if tile proper attention be paid
by our farming community 10 the quality of their
stock, these counties will continue to preserve
their grade in the market, and the Wool business
continue source of profit to the entire cOmmu7
nifty. dsf n{t.=8ga 5sE
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The Pair.


s lyelearn that the improvements for our annual
2 Fair in September next progressing finely. The
buildings Co., ore in progress Of erection, and ev.
erytl,ing will be in !. adin,ss for accommodating
the number Of contributors and contributions
which will come from all parts of the country.
!, From every section we herr ofpersOns preparing
fJrthe Exhibition, and from present indications
the mex tFair will be the most brilliant and prof
table to the exhibitors of any held in the West.
The executive committee deserve the thanks of
the community for tae activity and zealthey have
titus far manifested in the prosecution of this laud
able enterprise, and from the nature ofthe arrang
ments which have been concluded withthe Bridge
Company and Others, we anticipate an exhibition,
not profitable 10 individual spectators the
l,i New York Fair may be, but which will re-
dound 10 lie credit Of tile whole country and open
up on intsrchpuget Of sentiment and production
whi.h will ti.tmately tend to the benefit of all
eI 4dftiOhs 6ftKe g We hope. therefore, that
the productions ofthe West will be here in Sep
TENDER. AIlwilI be placed upon equal FOOT
ming ahdmay not hope that our friends beyond
tIir Alleghanies, who, we are pleased TO see, are
en- aged in similar undertakings will also honor
US with their presence aud contributions in order
that all portions Of Virginia may profit BY the en-
ergy, activity aud prodpctyenesS of the great
IIesf -aEC,oFne ONE come all ~ q
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edge ofthe kind Of men lonl We are indeeted
lor our independence andloI hs io our 10y
eminent which they NED ior ~
con was tfle real Cin6innatlis of Anericas me
pride and ornament Of i've my hessts
itaty friend Through four reEa tons my neltgE
in the iifst and "a lass
seven OF his my ".
discharge Of iistoIiea duty 70 his memoir
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q t,5, 35ss mn indebted /
u - and M hf f,IIlI d our Coy
~ oul ~ forms Mr. Mail
If America the
ss;,. ss .,ss n i've my heged
pIlas anu 9si.,.s.s 49, ~ tions nv rieifof
.lasy I5.slu ~ M ana The hst
IN Ine ntss ,fs,. n
=. s with his
lslHS anu = = ", 81; sSf,s bisY5snnnTY
ulschatgs % 3l.ss -
~ slFEI,s,st -
49, ls9.y nm VetIresday, n iiengl
1t was ~ =, ssss
stne 81, On sseinssday tie
9 ARE sitting at once and
3 IA RI SEs
tle y Ia AZ III ,yotk.
az WORK, MAJ ~
pnS most mi lF n,It,s
picking o.l ss W ma was
IA the House was not
loiterlng aponlso y ons
= 40 md
could PICK Zinc
pottalls5 as i5v wondering which sroorfi'
along Tue W voiI ncer-
you Won ;,stS ~ He
tam, you were e q md s,o look
Osggeu youts e x 1ihera sto,ltmennber;
Gu 10 see ," w % IL, = and et
= Inah yo!L ai,s sill fstafihg al
me running t side.
nun men l'yo y ~ op sss and
ana tets haycs h6e,I
see tue 9ool SlOss s ~ - rroo Il
N. yVby
ana ~ noy more mem
csn os lne 81 FS;nIe 5I,
bers are tearing past you rom an ~ o
,s with nanny Iaces
gowns III 45tn
tnSlI of,tbe nrsssg bilaliors
third class-the s.s
Why what's tue matsett N d. -
up; and all the me moeEs are on % hsaL i,n.
JOIN the runners IN tnoinen anu " lls
to see the senators VINO liaa 1le s.a.s - you 5
Sprlng into their placer. Twas ei III "a
ment one hadn't ne 10 loI ysstsI shu sIls
tue word .'N!ee s oIl up led cbs
II was true; was up aud for long speech; net
a mere spurt, bntian orattons he was IN a new
place anding in the second row (aboYe the trea-
sury 6ench) from the table, and looking anu sound
lns all the bette: for the and tue clearer
atmosphere for orators which must be found IN
that 4ittle remove from the green boxes. Inc Ola
voice the old manners and the old styIe-g tor Gus
sneakingl Well prepared. carefully elaborated,
coniessedly essayish; but spoken with pettec art
and couslImnate manag cement; not uR and down..
see saw taking of speech, but the grand CONVEX
sati,u az n man of the world, combining his learn
ing and h S recollectons; anu his logic, TO party
of : ntlemer, and Just raising his voice enough
to be heard though the room. This is as you9
heard him whensyo got in; but then; he was only
opening ana WAITING for his audience. As N! tile
Hou,e filled VIII hit did with marvellous rapidity,
ne pot nroilierl and more oraioucal; and then lie
poured out his speech with rapNlity, increasing
amer eve,y sentence dllit became a torrentol the
richest words, carrying his hearers with him into
gave It sranSear BY looking at il from grand
them g lime 10 cheer torrent OF words-that Is
t6e only descrip tion Of Macaulags style when he
r = - ~ =
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New Boots and Shoes.
Wm. Bole, 161l Main Street, Wheeling,

Wnl. BoLe,5 l613 Nam Street, Whaling,
Snow opening the first lot of Gentlemen's fashionable
Shoes, New York style, and sum of boots
and Shoes, which styc and quality the
shoe trade, aides. misses and chdrcns Gents
boys youths boots and shoes To designate the nri
ETY. would bA Iengthy.ifor an advertisement.
4 5This stock is exclus vey New York and Philadelphia
make; the style and best stock and
both cities; and raned both by the
kersand tho Particular attention 10
the article oriadies travelling boots. W.M+BoHE..l
go
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Marnnloth lat Store.

No.146AwD14s uAlHsrREETs IvHEEbINGsSVA.
@ AVERY, having enlarged his store In orderato suit
o. the denand has on hand and is Receiving nom the
Eastern and one lergest stocks
OF Hats and Caps been offered in this City
consisting every variety and style i'm all of
which be sold the lowest possible price, wholesale
and retail .l--..s-z 81
Persons wanting Hats Caps will please call and
anime tho stock themselves, as we shalt BIO
pleased to show Goods best endeavors to
suit our enstomer an2l ..ANERY.-
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Notice to- Contractors.
- HENPsEI5EID RAIL n DAD.

:
533saIEMPEIiELD RAIL IA 0ADt ii
PROPOSALS. will he received at Wheeling, from the
il 16to the sd day OF August, for the grading of
twenty ltionhl secions aia the heavy masonry
the line OF Z Q Henpfeld Hail Road. = p
The work Offered includes section No. 1, entering
of Wheeling, with small tunnel under the
grave yard and high bridge across Wheeling creek
Includes also Important brtsee across the Monon.
aIiela River, and another the XouhIogheneys
AIMING the sections Hered, four the Yosh
iogheney and Seveta in the valley OF
the little Sewickley creek several on Mingo creek, and
three on tile Wheeling creek lis; ags
on of the sections cast tho MonongaheR Rtycr Is
{ animportRntj h0ftiesselRork fii9 "a, sssS I'd
Thework now offered in Of
country, will prcselt able
Plans and specific VIII be found a. the Engineers
Ofice.in Wheeling alter the 18th day OF August:
PS-T cont for section No. oil which here
is animportant tlnEell having ed to nll 10 ms Of
the that work will athe sante time to
parties capable giving adequate evidence their ability
10 carry il through. ByoIaer Of he Board.
CpAR upa RLJrT. Jr. Chief * Jgfr .ssss-s ivI3
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Ross1t1l and HungarvI IS

Kossuth and HungaryI iaeas
OlV DEAR, OF TiEsAEl you heal d the news2 Tie
NB cldTen are all asking their mothers choose
nice little wagon on four wheels two, give them
aitirg all the week through. So look with de.
light on the venborn child reposng ntsease. ard Its
face full OF smiles mot mourn or sigh fromthe heaut
the reasons is plain, don't you see they ride
r. Mt 49,. Ia. MOONEY S
Basket Emporium, 1El Market Square.
9 doors fronl Union street
ALSO-on hand, and made TO order, baskets OF every
description wholesale and retail. = - g.
&, NJ iS.-old Ebsslcts neatly rena iYf4
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The crystaI palace.

The New York papers are filled with accounts
9of The great exhibition at the Cystal Palace. The
main teataresof their deseriptio we have alrea-
dy presented to our readers. The Herald says that
about three o'clock on Monday afternoon, Gener-
al Seot paid visit to The Palace and immedi-.
ateiysBs The notice he attracted, he collapsed eve
rytlihg on exhibition. Go where he would a
crowd attended him, as soon as the report spread
sssi1hroughthe building that the conquetot Of Mexco
u ives among them. Those who stood musing on the
- astatdts af Columbus and Webster, and those who
were los IN the admiration OF the colossal works
oil KISS eochetti, turued from all the objects of
.agheir Teaectons to look upon Unions greatest
aas seEieftqiu. The Cement seemed TO examine the
collections with much interest, aud particularly
when he came to The Theirwaldren's group, he
paused Tor some time, and looked upon these great
works Standardization Thence the old veteran
walked over the display made by Uncle Sam and
6fr,and here, whenz hs came among the cannon and
rspsSeiIy, he SLOWED by his more snrightly step,
aglstbap he lmmediate felt he was among old CONF
- spanipns and he Kicked and thumped the,canRon,
sss as il they were toys FOL. his amusement. From
bere The old General ed oyer to the other de-
~ apRnments, and was lost in crowd. he still
~ earrt amin 81 ling, but otherwise looks well.
nndis capable to conduct our armies through other
eamPaigas As gIosiogs as those he has already
INT passed: gte : .9si5.s agsl 20
- Thee following lathe number Of persons who
-Sesisted the Crystal Palace on Monday, and the,
aa66hi received, according % me registers on the
ssa - - ..ss.s ssf .ss M
Number Of yisitets tsilhfsaason tickets, $500,
% guf8bef 81 Transient visl.efs. 2.T2l
s Ailotn received from Sisiters ss6050
as thepEjce of a Seas5n ticket IS ten dollars
g thew hole number sold 900 This
ie' pfetty d Blis:nss iot ftst three days.
Theamonnto Of conubutions To- the Washington.
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,CTIMBERI,AND CHNfHNT,

CDH1t5EiES4iGAGN1 ~
CEIIHIS HYDRAULIC GEMENTis recommendelib by In.
gineers Latrobe, Flax, Patterson Small and others,
Is as equal IN tho best npor Clements has
been used with great in tie construction OF els.
terms solo floors cellars, and for rough casting the
vas houses; and is well adapted for the construction
Of stone or brick arches. ducts, etc. Eor sale by
> sif5 5IFss JAMES H. STOUT d CO., -
,iyfl-1m gents for the n anufacfuTers.
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4 s E 8 O "a i n 3 TIC II, s

r "a {; la IL NJ y II L q ii IS.
rs Is Rersinns 1Hair Dye.
THIS Dyei warranted; used TO directions
change the hair nom any other color, 70 beautiful
PERFECT JET BLACK, Is
Sfatning The, Skin. IS
Price, so cents per bottle. For sale byKEILs q GALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents and BY r aIskRE
Lyons K1THaIRoE This invaluable article, for sradi
eating Dandrnh curling, bsaiyirg and preserving the
hair, Is said ~ an to the best ever We
should think ladies' yond certainly Price
cents large bottles Advertised in column
itlss- f7t $3.50
REMOVAL.
IHAyR removed my wholesale stock Of DRY GOODS
AND MOTIONS, to tho new four story brick building
& No. i rs N ll5n street,
west side, between Monroe and Unicu
win be prepared with ahgeaTty and extensive Spring
stock direct and which i
would DO have old friends and customers
to cal and examine.
feS4 - Wai.s n. sEIBY =
u5Js6 MefeeL win DO found at the boyel ablis;
ntent, whore he awaits Ills Old friends FEiisl
TPoIsoNIN
Thousands OF Parents who use VeTiIuge composed OF
Castor OIL DO, mot that while they
appear to beneht they actually
foundations Tor series of diseases such salvation,
ioss OF light lneaS Of limbs, etc.
In another column viii be found the adsertisemanto
dedicines, the attentcno Of
All directly in their welt Is their eh
drenss MAJ In md an disordersarf
NOSE ola bilious should Of the
otilg genuine inedrias ensaek's Live Pills
aei hut for Hobensacl's Worm
Syrup and Liver and observe that each has the sig
nature Froprietor, ! y. no as mons
~
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PHIE,AIELPHIAIIl

oI4Il.ADElLf3f4IAif lT'lI " i
Curtain VVareh house
III ST. lfollse
EEEspfls e w. - 4 1flg OH III
F,froRTER aap I5EkIlER guITAfHss l5uRrAiE Ma.
rs AND sURNrTuRE CoyEk 4Nos, ~
WHICH he 0Isls Al tie ffei
sst iTRff0L RslEEtE AND REF fhs fsss5
Tie stock ig lii part, Che fo1 wing
Iifi6fdid ef6d Lace Curtains; Gilt Coillstaf
No iffitin Do. do Rlle;s E5zss
lDFfpeEy Iltas Il liusitnst = Z Do hands der
an widths oanopy Archer and ngas5
arSIc6l6fss ls2oraes Gimpss
satin d Fl1ngesi gnLtatn Dfcpas
lama rs; &c. s7i
lsfls stoe 81 m scA IS 81 an edloEs ami
III : = IoIL4Nps d
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at throtgn Line Tor the East.
{EVlHfs and Ohio Road to heellng 10
and connect sue ieshlneson
HTahch Raj Id at the Relay
HopAel miles rom Baltm ana Will the Fhiaasl.
phIa, Whining and baltimore Rail Road to depha
THE great tunnels the,llne completed and
the whole IN fine condition. presenting one OF the
fnost piCturesqu and romantic routes IN the world!
The nav and splendid steane Of the Union Line nom
Louisville and Cincinnati with this Wheel.
Ing through lFon these 70
ashinston may be had the ageHss
or'onth boats IS a
fe express Wheeling daily ut O'Clock
Wheeling ttnal arrives nj Cumbe C2Ql
wing two hours there, arftyeain
$50 miles, at a. NJ, tina noxt
king tie passage about 20 hour, nuludiig ali
Beggage checked through toany the POINTS
without charge & IA "a It u rs. u. -
and baggage are 10 the cars for
nshpafoii the Jailctiol and Philadelphia, II Bal
thout charge Travellers allowed am.
pie lime and opportunity az points their meals
AiiTiITongh tickets nom Wheeling to Baltimore (gtth
privilege orlying So 60-to
WASHINGTON $3.50 Phiadelphia, St0-toa be haa or
board tile steamers OF the Union Line On the oh9:s and O
tho Rail Road Agents vkeeng O u. Ford d Mounds
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