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MORE THAN TREY BAKGAIxED FOR.

Our readers already that conrse Of lectures
On slavery to be delivered during the ensuing winsr
Boston which believe, has been part OF the regular
anusemsnts OF that city for number Of years past With
the view Of attracting than the customary share Of
public attention towards these ysematized efforts Of fa
naticism invitations TO lecture have been extended TO
era distinguished Statesmen whose views the consti,n-
onal question Of slavery known be pre-emnenty
sound and unyieding We have already Published the
commercially brief reply Of Senator Douglas in which
that gentleman takes the wisely liberal and patriotic stand
that a citizen Of non-savelolding State be had no
right interfere with the constitutional domestic institu-
lions Of sister State similar Invitation extended TO
Senator Butler, Of South Carolina bnt similar decension
receiyedmuch 10 the surprise doubt not Of
the committee on invitations Unlike Mr. Douglas Mr.
Batter citizen State where slavery is ong-esiab-
shed and UNIVERSAL ecognised institution He il not
only willing person the issues raised by the abo-
onsts but he is prepared raise others which pre-
they viii have relish for discussing lie says in
his reply
you request it, will indicate the general topics upon
which viii speak, should deliver the lecture in Boston,
First That whilst the States colonies slavery
introduced and allowed without distinction OF secon and
that them by the comfy OF these political communities the
rendition OF fugitive slaves certain than under
the provisions Of the federal constitution
Second That when federal authority under the old fed
Grafton assumed jurisdiction the subject and the intro
docton OF slaves prohibited il done by the votes Of
northern and southern members without distinction Of
tcn
Third That when the slave trade opened by the
bority OF the present constitutions the
toned by votes North and South without distinction of
tun
Fourth. That this trade from 1870 10 1908, carried
in northern vessels and by northern slave merchants
1 and that they mainly derived the profits OF it,
Fifth That these slaves captured by northern ad
yentursrs mostly by violence fraudulent seduction, and
sold TO the southern planter for fair consideration
Sixth. That these slaves the southern planter
ignorant bal barians and by bis tueae they have been
yerted into useful and intelligent aborers.
Seventh That by The gradual Improvement Of their
diton they well fed and clothed.
Eighth. That the three and half millions Of slaves in
troduced directly indirectly by the North could be
free without consequences detrimental to both sections.
Ninth That in fair between the sections, the
North has been gamer BY the of slave labor.
These topics would take up good deal Of time, and Of
would the liberty of simplifying Of adding
Others to them.
Very respectfully, your obedicn servant
"a. p. BUTLER.
\ "JAMEs w SrosE, nj. D."
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Alexandria Boarding school.


of tenth month. pciohr1 Eesifss Ordinary
branches English aud Latin Creek Fteach
Spanish
sc,ence, complete ard hornrgb
pure and mixed library.
large ard geological sPecias
good telescope, CLOCK
Troughon' CIRCLE Sc, meteorological observatory
laboratory various
chen,, pusons, minerals soils, and
k~n for HE
in tie different departments Of study.
Of piudeb Is limited to about MY, and
which Important siudles
loss Of from necessary
three al whom
College, and reside in the giving
oanl attention and ala, Dung
specially all needed BE
teacher OF modern language.
drawing.
Of natural philosophy, chemistry
ronamy geology vegetable physiology. and
in delivered 10 D e s,eaepts during =
containing further information
dressing Ben HaioUcil Sons.
BENJAMIN HALLOwELL
HESEY G. HALLOWELL,
FRANCIS MILLER.
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ny ). G. Mc0UiHE, Aucsioneey.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STEAMER UNION THURSDAY, Sep
enber aoib, less IL O'Clock by lsn
Tearing aata the 18Th day OF June
81, fous a6s, the land
conniy, The District couraa the
Paee's wharf n street,
caer The uncn, running ferry
between ard Alsxspar,a.
This bui Washington city
l62 length breadth Of beam 81 feet inches, depth
inches. she All. ~ rs
enrolment. Her seventy
power engine, but by Smith ferkns, Virgin
very for load
ing unloading freight
tur.ly endorsed note, bearing n'e,es.
CHARLES G. MILLS,
JHhIsIoPBER IN6LE 'fua'ees'
JAS. Z. MCGUIRE
Sep 5-dd AucfioBeer.
The above sale postponed, in OF rain
THURSDAY, September a7h, ~ O'Clock place.
lHAS. g. MILLS,
CHniSToPHEa iFGIE, if"sfees'
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Eeps2-d Auctioneer.
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National Medical College,
Sep il-lotdif


Washngton, ID. c.
THE thirty fourth annual course Of lectures viii
1856. III
Thomas Miller M D., Professor of Anatomy Physiology
VIM johnston D. Professor Of Obstetrics
Women and Children.
Joshua Riley NJ D. Professor Maea Medca 1eapeutcs,
and Hygiene
Jpo Fred. May NJ d. Professor Principles Practice
Surgery.
Grafton Tyler d. Professor Of anthology
icine und OF Clinical Medicine.
Lewis H. Steiner, NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry Pharmacy.
Thomas Miller, VI. D., Dean.
Like similar institutions Europe which
The rsna lectures and the clinical
under the roof
The entire expense for full Of
Practical Anatomy by The 10
MaiTcuiating Zee, payable only
urhouaunk
Admission the medical
The lectures will be evening,
enabling ose engaged in business during The mornng
tend
For further information, address
THOMAS MILLER, NJ ID.
Dean of the Faculty.
BMsdcal sudcni desfng situation rcaident
me asngon Indrmary (Which the clinical department The
National Medical College, make application by
who will give any information that may be desired,
hospital for Those application
have Wecedencs kx be chosen before October
JrLr 7, 1855.
July 10 eodsiNovdhsw
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OFFICIAL.

TRNAsrKy DrrARrsyST, August 2, IsA5.
Noee IS hereby given holders stock 81 the authorized
by he act Of le4o, redcemsbe and after Tie Ian November
1880, that the whole pan by
ahs department al any Time previous the Uh November
for which per cent viii paid
sapress ed In The certificates.
Ana 70 he caes Of the stocks OF tbs Of ued
States, that purchases
eso DC made during The same period The following
For stock loan Of 1884, per for stock
the loans OF s41 and isss per
stock issued under the Of 1880 commonly
nity stock, premium Of elk per
interest VIII also be allowed ihc stipulated
Gates from the LIST July last 10 the day
day IN addition, 10 enable the Trsssuet drA party
Certificates transmitted TO this present no.
lice should be duly by the parry ep,i
tied 10 receive the purchase money.
fsymsn ios these stocks win be upon
ant feasus AZ Boston New York Philadelphia, yaa
entitled 10 receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Aug 4-tftEosO Intel. h ctar.l
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by ,. c. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF EXCHANGE HOTEL BY virtue a
deed OF DAVID A Hall, dated
August 1912 duly recorded the ad records Washington
Columbia, w. ?5, fclss
&c., ei ie5 and 1885, the undersigned will SELL public
Aensay, Is, day n October 1885, O'Clock fol-
Washing
known Of tots Ns and aso
which by the Bank Of Washington
David A. Hall BY dscd the
met thereon.
west AMI Il wei known az the Exc change ffotsl
within
the day
o uc secured ~ deed ofru AZ
~ the purc5s
and defxung his dis
ere
sal. take place in front Of The premises
JAMES ADANs, Trustee.
Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
sertIs- Aactonrur.
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An exchange thus graphically describes temperance
candidate for Office after the Greeley and Neal Dow stand
ard Of excellence:
Nevertheless, he has all the qualifications that
hight temperance should hayeof the school of Cham
bers and OF the Tribune philosophers He drinks be Is
against drinking. lie adrunkad but be ID against drunk
ards He practse prohibition upon himself bat he
will practise upon others He govern hmscl
ready govern others. II such candidate is needed
send him along, provided there not enough
hand Of that school already"
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pURE ALI LINEN FABRICS IN GREAT pKoFU

pURE ALL LINEN FABRICS IN GREAT PROFU-
orOur stock Is al The highest all goods Of the
above eiafs.
Table damssks in all grades and widths, medium
stylish and fine
All widths linen sheenss and pillow cases, think,
lsss Than the prices.
Table napkins Of the styles, really
priccs.
Toweiipg and towels IN endless
Fruit doyiies, various and prices
Newport, Baden, p 'Turkisb plush,
towels.
Rrdeye Scotch, and other Diapers medium
fine, for chidIenf
Long lawns and linen
Probably the largest and cheapest lot o pure
qualities an the District which manufactured Ireland
L,
70 dozen stitched linen sbiri hoscms pieces.
New supplies received daily
One pIovsiGiGi only Al about the establish
positively prohibited price, which
marked fgufes Hence
confidence that they neither
Persons In the habit OF purchasing cordially
call and sy.. prices house 9Th.
best Judges Of goods rreferrrd)
Those who have paid their July bills will please before
commencing n
Coed articles low and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY h BROTHER,
6 Cenifs. Stores building,
Sep S-seaif Opposite Centre Market.
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NOTICE. 10 TkAvkLi.EIss FOR THE EAST
80 Go C. a.


IMPORTANT CHANGE OF HOURS or DEPARTURE.
HE changes departure of the Bal
Near York, effect MONDAY.
gath. instant require that ALL THROUGH TICKETS FROM
WARRINGTON those places be tai
leaving Washington al G, a. NJ. ,nd 2, ?. only
The aud II traas viii continue from Wash
ngon VIII stop stations
between Washington and Baltimore
Baimce Philadelphia follows
viz;
AT o. a. m and $50, y. instead OF II, m and
4, o M ~
g7- PASSENGERS FOR THE WEST VIII continue take
from Washington,
Washington Juncpn e. R,iay - he
or Wheeling, Goabhus CINCINNATI
Dayton, Indianapolis. 81 Louis, and Toedo
Chicago, &C.
Par for alt other places West
THROUGH TICKETS sold Washington Station,
baggage viii be checked .orW Wheeling dteci.
JOHN II. DONE,
Naster ~ r apsrortation.
THOMAS II. PARSONS,
Sent 23-5at Agent q, Washington.
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS.
srarE prrARrMrNr.

Shtpnreek Of american .sctooaer.-Estract Of letter
from the acting consul Of the United States at Turks
island, dated the let instant
g have the honor the shpwreck and loss
the American schooner Cicero belonging baltimore
Richard Dudley master which occurred the 27 umo
Burchis Lookout Reef of the Cairos being bound
from New York AspiDwal New Grenada, with
ed cargo Of provions, dc, the greater portion of which
has been saved dry and brought Ia this II will be sold
early period for the benefit OF all concerned"
The Opening Of Three NEG Ports ia he Philippine
Extract of letter from the consul of the United
States at Manila Philippine islands, dated the sth Of May
last
have the honor TO inform You that under date of the
3st Of April last the of these islands decided to
open foreign three ports, to be governed
by the rules and regulations that present in force
in this.
o IN the island Of Nscayas and Zanbcanga the
ipce of MndaDao and the act took effect the st OF May
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aY JAMES Z. M,ourux, Aucue.@sr

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON NINTH
street, pubic saleOn Tues
5k O'Clock, premises
No. 4o6 fronting Is feet 10
with width %
alley ride Of said lot be-
snd with The consisting Of
two-stcsy brick bouss.
drsrsby be
Of Pennsylvania the Centre market.
aud principal business houses Of the city.
Terms un-hird scstdse three payable,
~ interest in yearly sss secured by deed ofnost
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Eept2o-d AactoDssr,
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.stsa.ise Robbery Of Ualsed .s.ats, cold.

Erteasoe Robbery Of United States Cold.
Nnw lonK, Sept. 22-Two boxes have been received
from the United States land office Dubuque Iowa pur-
porting contain SIS 900 each gold bat when opened
they found to contain oaden bullets layers of
lead They received through the American Express.
Company Efforts making discover the perpetrator of
the fraud The boxes counerparts of those
ally received from the land Offices
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BY ). G. pfoCuInE, Auctione.r.

Z EXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
IL public auction.Un Tuesday morning, Oetohsf
O'Clock The residence Of Cart Mszmder Of the
Gadsby's Row, fennyyana avenue
ail sell ali his finure and
comprising
cutie Of walnut pushcoiofed paricr furniture
Rosewood marble top ceptre table
Walnut cabinet what
Chinese tespeys, reception chairs, fsncy tables
Eauhoo extension, and reclining chalfs
FA,r OF tour light gilt gas chandeliers
french plate pier and oval raj
Oh paintings, China vases, clocks
Walnut extension dining table
Mahogany chars, stdsboafd
Bsusseis, three ply. and Nsniunn carpets
Excellent mailing, ocnih,
Mahogany French tsdsteaGs, wsrdrohes
Do dressing bureau, sshstands
Handsome zetfa wood wardrobe
Etegaut green aod gold cnan,eicd chamber suits
Complete chenbsr
Superior hair aud husk
Boosters aud ritows, blankets, sheets
Narcotics quilts toilet sets
Window shades. coTniCe curtains
French China dinner and tea glass
silver plated casters, IRE Pes
Hall aud chamber fixtures
Superior copk stove and fsfDrer, TN safe, &C.
Together with OF kitchen requisites.
$50 under $50 credit Of 70
for satisfactorily endorsed notes, beating interest
LANES Z. MCGUIRE,
Sep eS--d Auctoassr.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HUR PLANNING MILL is daily OPERATION prepared TO dc
" Of all y manner.
have large lot Of superior English ar,
81
hoorng landing, prime loi
Eastern shore ali lengths yard
Of white ,ne lumber, ready working o
which sold the Ioweat price cash such
customers Is Chico
Sept 23-eoiw FITZHUGI COYLE Il BROTHER.
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THE DAILY UNION

not patriotic Instincts here old Hancock Adams Mas
sachusetts, and eyhes in country compel citizens 10
the derns who thus play feelings andpss
sions, and prejudices, to be traitors
q Patriotic citizens The voices from the past the pros
freedom Of the presenta that humanity
the fuureunite to proclaim that the NonT NOT right in
seeking 10 divide noble country
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MADE la Western Virginia, where Wool In cheap
fabrics plenufaiy.
We Of brsb
plaid hnseys, for servant wonens drctses.
Aso, country made whs twid
drawers and shirts
Jhey direct from the Virginia.
hcstangy them the best goods
pec perfect such win tbs manufacturers
goods as Will secure
charged this market fabrics a
lo bales gray and dab fulsd cloths superior quality.
800 pairs blankets. assorted
is bales ducks plad onsbusgs
cottons '7 F71N'
Dealng largely all reliable qualities
sDes fof sevans wear safely offer
unusual inducements.
One prOvcrhaly low price only.
Good articles low pices and r dealing be relied
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores, - building,
Sep lI-l0mT Opposite Centre
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Hsolth Of ys,o O,,,7ps.-Fi,,


New oRLEAss, Sept. 2o-The fever no longer epidemic
here. Tbs deaths by fever during the past week will
equal those from other
-Four Ciartres burned last night The Bee
newspaper Office damaged extent The loss by
the fire is estimated at SGoooo
The Noc York Quarantine. Noyor Wood Mayor links
New YoRg, Sept. 22.-MAyor Wood has addressed let
Mayor Kinks, OF Baltimore touching the refusal Of
the board Of health to rescnd the quarantine asnnst Ba
vesse which he expresses the opinion that
ses viii prevail and few weeks the obnoxious ord
will be repealed
Cholera "a Kansus
CHcaoo, Sept Malignant cholera has mada-i,s APP
pearaRee opposite st. Josephs, Missouri.
Yeiio,c Fever Rapuges.
NEW OnlEAHs, Sept. 2l-Thc fever is making terrible
ravsges at Natchez vckburg and Waterproof nearly all
the inhabitants OF the latter are sick.
Disasters on Lake Michigan.
CacAG Sept 22-The steamer Queen City, before re-
ported ashore safe 1t reported that the steamer
Baltimore has been wrecked Sheboygan ALSO the pro-
peiler Oriental, Manou island.
IlATER.l
The Baltimore sunk Shcboy2an, and Il
total oss all her passengers saved in life boats
nothing further has been heard of the
The schooner Loafer is ashore Waukegan and total
loss Considerable damage has been done the
Kenosla by the storm
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rrFgA lKEHAY.s . Newccsubc'sf sopppls t~.-erhe Esw
~ Mos, Respectable Family edited by
Pendcuis, vols. So
The Notes Of Tour
Chill Edmond smith, United satcs
nsva xpcdiion N a..
Jost published, and icr sale TAYLOR 4 MAnRys
sept22 bookstore, near vi, street.
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AOrCE-We have thus day appointed Mr. John Scrivener coll
fetor Of accounts for Those
ed ur o bills rendered LIST july previous
are respectfully n0ufcd that they viii be called upon
scrtvee who s y Tuthorxrd make
o'he firm We hope bey will he prepared
ther delay, Ms il Is matter nf gteai
pt2a-ionf CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co.
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ny }. &. peoGUsnE. Auot,onc.r.
SEP es-eedsMhrr


SrPERtoR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE AND BEAUTI
y fui oil paintings French and china. glassware
morning October ftb, shah sell, 10
residence sf Mr.. Ge.t op Nehstapds {uho
from couuuy his furniture aud houssho'd e.
:se.s, comprising
WaInui hair spring scat French sofa
W oak plu.h-scat chairs
. walnut covered chairs
Elegant carved nafbrior sldF board
solid dining tsbie
Narbe-io table, card tntiss
Splendid service comprising plateau
fun stands, sc.
Rich goid purple band French china set, s1
Beautiful sevts and French china chocolate cups and mugs
tuslal cut glass 6ocap,srs, wines
agnes, cordial, bowls
~ Dutch school by tordcans,
Mnhrhsgen, l.ouis Meyer, Wyusen. and others beautiful
specimens OF and undnuised iisipsls
Velvet Brussels, aud ply carpets
GhIDtx shndss lounge
Cottage csastbcf set, single iIcs bedsieads
Negs superior hxir mattresses, bureaus
EtceIlsni caok,ar sovc, radiator
Copper cankipe utensils. kitchen furniture &c.
by R0us,
$40 under, that cred, of sixty and
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
JAS, q. MCGUIRE,
Srpi a3-a Arciouesr.
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Disasters on Lalue Michigan.

tqs- Masonic Visit 10 PbsIsdeIphis--The ~
OF Columbia
81 N.nb and Monday AT O'clock
will he made ceremony
new Philadelphia Wednesday,, instant.
nip he procured al
the tiepe, and o.Ier time place.
Erot2
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NEW YoRg, Sept. 22.The Ariel sailed hence
day. with 80 passengers and S7e0O0 in SPECIE for HaVre
The Arago also sailed for the destinations with
l25 passengers and $3.50, 900 in specie.
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GENERAL AGENCY AT wASHINGTON--The sub
saribe Rcmopd Virginia. having established
office front Of the
Department. claimants the
especially revolutionary and for land bouniice
and pensions under the acts Of Congress
hs perhaps, the which mnde
revolutionary tho frat AUDITORS Office in
Richmond. lie has index
the other public Offices in the Capitol OF Virginia. These and m
hope just win
where clninant entirely
unable II.
under the ID March, 1855 lGo
all battle days,
charges wil be very moderate. FELIX RICHARDS.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac Virginia
James Lyons, Esr Richmond, Virginia.
James f. Heath, Commissioner of Pensions, Richmond
Virginia.
Stafford H. Parker, Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John y. fendletcu Virginia.
Hon. Samuel Chiffon Washington, d. O.
William j. Ward. Baltimore.
Lewis TinbesIake, $50. New York.
March 7--dkcpiy.
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BSLrmoRE Sept 22Last night, when the train for Bal
timore approached the Bell road station stepped from
the platform to the track not pecevng the approaching
train. All efforts TO him awaiting, and he
torn to fragments by the locomotive.
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Everett House,

North Side Of Union Square, Nee York.
Hl5 establishment erected ana delight
fnl Park New York affords approaching and when
completed will combne all
to render II The desirable hotel
The establishment announce tlst
The house viii be the fret al October
dation Of the public.
Applications wishing
arrangements for The winter months.
The public patronage is respectfully solicited
CLAP Il JoSLIN
HAwLKY u. CLArr,
A. G. yosLIs.
Sep 2-d3m
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INTERIOR pEpARrNExr.

General Land 0Gee.Refarns Of Srreys ia Florida aud
Minnesota Tsrraofy-ieturng have been received the
General Land Office of the in the State Of Florida
and Minnesota Territory, showing good progress The
completed in Florida In the neghborhood Of Lake
Ksninee. diagram OF surveys in Minnesota Territory
has been received exhibiting miles Of guide
rdian No A. fortytwo miles Of the fourth standard par
ae and hundred and seventy miles of township lines
Saes Of Lands IA Minnesota 1e,rioyy.-We understand
that the President has just ordered the modification OF the
large proclamation for public Land sales No. 5l2 to be bcd
ia Minnesota Territory in October and November next
TO restrict the GALES the Brownsville Wnona and Red
Wing land offices the lands in the vicinity OF the Mississippi
river The sales heretofore ordered the remaining
three offices, Minneapolis, Sank Rapids and Saltwater viii
take place without reduction. The proclamation
modified, will make change in the days heretofore APP
pointed for the sales commence and will the follow
Jos
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EUlIOGlEs of Calhoun, Clay. and Webss<r-cons-
Il piled from official docu1cnThi- book Of 40 pages neatly
tound, be furnsicd TO purchasers at q per copy
Distant purchasers by re.nitng single
n their address by mail psstxse.
hundred will express free OF charge for
remittance Of as.
JOHN TRETLER,
Aug Is-d&cp2,as Seventh street, Washington, n. g.
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Another change has taken place In the
ions OF The passenger trains leaving this city Hereafter
through passenger mail trains will leave Washington
o'clock IN the morning. and three in the The
eight and bapast iour-oe
iona with the Baltimore and Ohio railroad aud with other
line
FROM an advertisement Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company Just published learn that the full required
TO convey BY this popular from Baltimore
ST. Louis s but ortyve hours From Washington by
roadths only route by which tickets for the West
obtained IN that citthe time is less than hours
In lew weeks when their special improvements compile
ted this already unexceed time will IL is said be reduced
BY several hours This advantage in running time owing
in part to the fact that the distance the
more direct than by the Pennsy Central road, ST.
Louis being but sgl miles from Baltimore by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, against about 020 by that line from
Philadelphia. When the Parkersburg connexon is compile
ted arline will be formed By which the distance will be
brought down to s5 miles, and the time between this city
and ST. Louis reduced hirysx hours Twelve fifteen
months VIII probably witness this great contamination.
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OI1sk.fn of the ndson
~ pnnie Wednesday 15h
day Of fasting, hunrion and prayer Office viii be
cocd that day having then falling due at
oGsce viii please attend TO ihem previously
RIGGS 4 CO.
Sep, as-d3,