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EraehoId Institute.
This is a First Glass Boarding School

for Boys.
TIME COURSE OF STUDY is EXFENTED AND
j varied Pupils are fitted for Commercial 81
Scientific pursuits, or for any class in college Be
sides the classes in the Languages, Mathematics aad
ordinary primary studies thee are classes in Land
Surveying, Engineering, AID Agricultural Chemistry
Pupils are admitted at any time and charged ac-
cordingiy.
INSTRUCTORS.
Oliver R. Willis, A. NJ, Principal Moral PhiIoso-
ply and Natural Science.
Charles A. Walters, A. b Associate Principal, =
Latin and Greek
S. W. Chadbourne, Vice Principal Mathematics
History and Vocal Music
George L. Ames, A. B. ,-Latin, Greek, and English
Languages.
e. de Prud 'homme, 3. L.,-Freach Language
Charles H. Hinckleys- Perspective and Linear
Drawing
Edward H. Rcdfeds Piaaos Violin and Flute
For Catalogues and iul.eEt nation apply to the
principals
CHARLES A. WALTERS.
Novenber g 1854 Off
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OF / IOIAOIIO1A1I' I'D Q OAIOINo.
| have examined Mayhews Practical Book keeping
with much care and particular attention. This i'm
portant subject is too muchneglected in our Public
Schools, and am rejoced that book of SO much
merit is now placed within the reach of all.-JNo.
WHITEHEAD, Secretary Of Boardsof Education, New
ark Il. ]. ~
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RED BAN X!
',sBILYEU & vANDERvEER,

- Bill Z EU q NANUEK V EER,
d RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY THEIR CUSTOMERS
LIZ and the public generally, that owing to the un
precedented low price Of Dry Goods, they have pur
chased, and are now receiving A LARGE DISPLAY
for Fall and Winter, for which they solicit an earl
inspection. In their stock will be found
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November. s, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-19
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief In Five Minutes.

TYLERS COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SYRUP.
fI1HE iucrcas;r, demand for this most pleaeant,
J. safe, and e;scs .ious remedy for all pulmonary
DISEASES, has enabled II. proprietor 20 reduce the
price 80 as &c phase within the reach Of ell ciassee
Its Superiority oTsr most similar preparations IL ~
tested by many eminent physicians who have teen
eva witnesses Of Its efficacy when the usual rene
dies have failed; also by thousand CT orr most re-
spectabis citizens sho ksve used il In their Amiles
both as preventive and Nth failing sue.
With very little aid from advertising. 4c-, Il ha
gradually spread reputation ever the whole Union.
In cases of recent Oolds Coughs, HoaTsness, &C. it
gives immediate relief, and gen rally cures in dsy
o. two, without interfering with diet or business or
rendering the system more susceptible 81 Colds, In
chronic casse, Ar.6Td, Whoos no Cough, Cyoup.
6rcschias, Affections Of The Lsnes and Cons<np.
tton, Is always very nefcial. and seldom fails,
when commenced in time TO perfec; cure.
Price IS and 90 cents q bottls.
sold wholesale by Patterson Marin, Stott q Co.
Ntgety Co. Alexandra by Peel 4 Stevens. In
Georgetown By Mr. Gssel.
~ THLkR'S GUN ARABIC CANDY DRoPS
similar composition to the above, hut in . milder
AMI mer. portable form they act like . charm on
. troublescne Cough, and clear the throat and
roles; they contain no nurious drug are pErt..u-
lssy recommended for children f-eQaenters Of pub
lie assemblies, public speakers. singers, &c.
Price l2H snd IS cents per box.
For gale at most Drug ana Candy Stores
Get lift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-19
No. Rs.l
NOTICE OF TILE nISi .ONTINII

Ofthe United SCfes land Office at Jetrrsonrc Pin
| cennes and Windmdc, Indiana.
1 NDER the provisions of tie second section of
- the act of Congress, approved June 10, 1870,
which declares ''lhst whenever he quantity nfpub,
lic lardS remaining U;.So!d in any land district shal
be reduced TO number of acres less than hun
drcd thousand, II shall be The duty of the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury % discontinue the land
| Office for such district; and if any land in any
such district shall remain unsod at the time Of the
discOnt!nuance of land offic the same shall be
subject 10 sale at some of the existing land of
fees NEST convenient to the district i'm which the
land Office shall have been discontinued of which
the Secretary of the Treasury shall give notice :"
and IL asmuch as the 9Th section OF the act approved
4th Sept mber, Isil, authorizes tie Secret nv of
the Treasury TO cO,tDue any land district ian which
Is situated tn seat Of government IF any one OF the
states, Notwithstanding The quantity Of land unsold
In sucn District may not amount TO more than one
hundred thousand acres, when in his Opinion s,ich
continuance may be required by public convenience
or In order 10 close the land system in such State az
convenient point under the provisions of the act
on that subject approved June 10, Is4O, aud mas
much as the duty dbore required has been Gerolred
upon the Secretary Of the interior by the oct 10 Is
tGbi,sh the Home Department., - approved 81 March,
Notice is accordingly hereby given that in view
OF reports from The LAM officers at JEFTERsosyILIE
| FIhcENSEs, and WINAMAC, that the vacant land in
each OF sand districts is reduced below one hundred
thousand acres The Secretary of the Interior Nth
the appreciation Of The President has directed tina,
the land ofhces at JEFFERsoNvILLR. VINCENSys and
WINAMAc; M the State of Indiana, be discontinued
and tie ianas remaining unsOld al the time of the
discontnHance be made subject to sale an the Land
once at INDIANAPOLIS, the seat of government of
said State. ~
Lands remaining .msold, and appropriated by
law, ana subject to private entry within the limits
oil The districts now discontinued, will cease to be
SUBJECT to entry as heretofore at those Offices from
the date Of the receipt OF this notice BY the reg
ana receivers thereof and the land officers at INDI
ANAP0LIs will give public notice of the day on
WE ell they will be prepared to receive applications
for entries of any such lands at their Office.
JOHN HSON.
Commissioner OF General Land Office.
JANUARY %. 1855.
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+ LADIES, IT,. X
Dr. rupcNcWs GoLpEN MONTHLY PILLS.


4 SOVEREIGN REMEDY Gr the cure Of all
"A Pai-iii! cbsi'uctIoHs aEl Female irreguasitifr
aIisItf, itOaa whatever c:IuSc. So - f.
s.ia BY all Ds95sts at 81 pen box sad will b. sens cSnn
washtus'ou; G General geui by ~l IA ell rers viii
be hlied AZ the p.Oprietors prices.
These Pas are Tie result of OVER THIRTY
YEARS EXPERIENCE in Tie treatment Of tie
'DiseaSHS or Females.
At the solicitation Of many intelligt nj Lairs for
whom they were prescribed BY DR.. Dup0ne0 wIib
the NOS: l4piiy effects they nov published 10
the vOrli 20 that an Femdles suffering from the
diseases ICliar 10 tiiciT sex, may have The OPpnr
tunily OF giving them TRIAL. These pills have Oliiy
been advertised tO limited e1Ieht 4ar iilLe mere
- SENEGAL THOUSAND BONES
have already been sold, large proportion u Wirh
has been sent 10y mail 10 ladies' in different pirts al
Elie country; GGf letters are bPiI received daily
containing The waTmest expressions of gratitude for
the bInehts which have been derived from Their
iTse. The following is extract from letter oil a
lady Of high standing who has authorized her name
10 be communicated COnlideR,iiy to ether ladies
wishing TO make inquiries respecting the i,.0dtis
oPerGRf Of the pills:
ay daughter now sse Il was for three wears painfully
Ahicted with DISTINCTIONS from which, times she suffered
severely. We expended lr-e sum IN phyeicsns fes but
nsei with allow gTcQnis hTe,a.i her Whole sys
TEN so much diseased that she pronounced il
ly going into consumption stage saw your adyer
sisenet In New York PAPER. hy faith very weak
but o last resort seat for box II much relic
pleasure Of informing that daughters health is
ftetey festof c her saOw complexion y replaced by tbs
rosy glow ofhsah her gloomy melancholy by that cheer
full buoyancy spirits which usual girls of her age
and the pills had cost tea times much, IL would
comparison with the happiness resulting from tsir use
| N. B.-The ingredients of these pills are perfect
| ly HARMLESS III their medicinal operation III
Aost delicate female cOn-ttutiOns, yet prepares
and combined by Dc. DupOncO, their specific act0I
is such thai married ladies should use thoml witt
proper precauliOn Indeed, their use is ret at al
| indicated during pregnancy. For The same reason
/ Is every Physician knows, medicines which act Il
IN
storing the natural, healthy tone and functions of tn
system when SO much impaired and deranged as &
result in baFrenneSs For further particulars di
rections, &c.. sent with each box, and circulars L
be had at the Druggists.
| LDUPoNCQ, NJ. D &, Proprietor, N. Y.
| Sold in Washington by KIDwELL & Laurence
l SToTT II CO., w. ii. GILMAN, :. Il. SYLVESTER,
| 3. MOORE, FRS; Ward; o. BOSWELL, Island ].
| CALLAN, Ii STONE, Seventh ST.; IL McPHERse
i Capitol Hill; L WALSH, Navy Yard. In GCorgetOw
| by o. NJ. Linthicum, J. l.. Kilwell. In Alexandra
by Cook & Co, Peel & Stevens, Fountain s. Co, an
| by Druggists generally. jan l6-lm+
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TIE ART UNION OF LONDON.

PLAN FOR THE CURRENT IE.4R.
'kNIE list Is now open, and eTery subscriber OF
D $3.50 will be enI tied to-
L: An impTessiOs of Plate, by !. Il. WiIlmorP,
A L. A., from the original picture by }. J. Cha
Ion, 4. A., "a Water Paty.n
III. Volume containing thirty Wood Engravings
illustrating subjects from Lord Byron's Poem
Of "Ch!lIe Harolie.n Aud
III. The chance OF obtaining che of the prizes 10
b. allotted at the genera! meeting in April,
which will include
Tie right TO select for himself a valuable work of
art from of the public exhibitions Statutes in
bronze of her Majesty on Horseback, by Il. Thor
ncycroft. Copies ia bronze, from an original Nobel
in relief by r. Jefferson, Of The Entry of the Duke
OF Wellington into Madrid STATUTES in porcelain
or parian. Proof Impressions of n large LfhO raph
by T. ~. Mcguire, after the original picture by w.
z. Firth, r. A.. /" The Three Bows" fiom Mo-
lierc's % ,Grgcois Genthommc."
Honorary Secretaries for Washing ton, Messrs
TAYLOR & MAURY, booksellers. Jan "a
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ORANGE hNe ALEXANDRIA RAILRoAD
Ia M ss E3ssssszsys

On aid after Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1854,
THE Cars leave Aiexe ndria daily for GOrjons.
4 Vile and inteIp. dis.e rts.ions AT TX O'Clock,
~, ca the errivsl OF tho boa from Washinst op
6, wing ample time for breakfast on toard Cen
Meeting ct Manassas Junction with train fog Stras-
burg, 81 Wszrenton Ju ction With train for War.
rspton, AID ct Gorlonsvile with the trains on the
Virginia Central Railroad for III hmohd, Charlotte.
Tiile, aud Stsunton.
Tbs cars leave Cord Jnsyile daily for Alexspdria
aud intermediate stations, az 4 heforc IL. c. E, On
the arrival III the trains the Virginia Central raj
road from EichuoRd, Charlottesville, ami Stsuutcp
TuR0JIGu TItKrTS
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TRApELERS' DIRECTORY.


i j will leave Alexandria at 4, ~, yNS>
aud ~ am, ~ and ~ m. Will
leave Washington Al 6, IL, aud IL 4 1z1RGE
m, 3X and 2 ~.
seats can be secured al the Oficr Fairfax St,
and NewtOn's Mansion House in Washington, at
Halls Segar Store AMI Kirkwood House.
This Line nins regularly winter and summer for
the accommodation of the Public.
Passengers called for and taken 10 their residences
II not too far.
FARE-For the first trip up and last trip down,
so cents; all other regular trips Is cents.
Trunks extra. LATHAM & COOK.
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STAR.
HIDE THTH AWAY
BY AM PAGE.

By ANN PACE.
Bile them, on hide them all away
I!is cap. IFS little iroeS, -.
Aud iaIe irOsn out my aching ght
Nou curling golden lock; /.
An. once il waved upon his brow -
We tOltu-c me anew '-
Leave not so dear token here 's
We know not what We Do. 5.' .-s
Last night the moon came in my room
And GA Hy bed Giliie;
woke, and ~ the liver light
thought ] heard him cry;
leaned towards the lIille crib,
The euTt1ins drew aside,
Before. hale sleeping, beihought
Me that NY by had died.
Take t'."m awe, 7 cannot look
On aue.., that breathCS uf him!
Oh. tax away IT, si,s cup
ii.s lips have t0TcLed its bnHi;
Take -, strags NJ from off the wall
rs urylllIei y ijb withsred flower;
'Tgr " .Iir. lcaEeS do whisper Re
Df al IRE love 4: -ouTr.
me rlr!.. viii lis nrnsic bells
ola 90 not 1T them sound
IT, G.1p.ci E9 "a tII 4 gsaSped them once
- crIf I~aaa'. the ground;
ihe wI!.oy On Oh the lawn
Th- ssL al ny tears { sees.
Roll II away, ri'i j. away.
/; - IL agony.
His shoes are in thc corner, NURSE
D.. = ni'ls feet 40 more
WIZ a,ter like The falling rain
II ~ md DOM TIE fiOor.
NE' turn Tint picture TO the wall -
Ills iuv-g, mOuTniul eye
Is piercing through my veIy heart
Again see him die
oh n Cu;sh, How he g1Zed onme
VINES TGute ont his breath
never. EevJF knew before
How terrible was death.
~ hav-my Orvn-my only one
N ;loG i..rrver Corc:
Oh TO-, HCsp me TO bare the stroke
Tat q. = u" al alone.
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Luaisidna dreE ae, opposite The Bunk of Wdshsnotoa
MR.. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully inyit.s
INl the attention Of the public to examine his
stosk Of GOODS, which he iiss opened on Lousian.
avenue bet Fesn Sixth and Seventh street, ouposst
the BsnS Of Washington, consisting of sG de-.
Tea; Yin q ars Liquors, Of all Forts vhics h. -.
GEL at the l'eet prices fr ea:h CT spp,ovej aere-
Bssiiss 81 ika Ercesssriss fcr o-o.eTy B-.s;-s-s
VIZ: srlcn-, ksts, Ceir Tubs, Mstrhss' o.,
&C. .or fi ss* eau shi See for yourselves. ~
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FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED AkRAN DEMENT'S FOR TRAVEL!
IMPORTANT CHANGES OESCHEDUDE!g
1hs lat. Ohio So RssesS s Of sss
Wheeling and Columbus, uniting. as II does, by 10
short and direct line, the Baltimore and Ohio
Rsilr ad with all portions of the West (ani North
and southwest( gives this route greatly increased
advantages to through travellers in that direction.
On and afer MONDAY, November a, 1854, the
trains will be rrs as follows:
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily will run In each direction
First-The MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station
at g. m, instesd OF o'clock heretofore, (sKcspt
on SundayD and arriving at Wheeling at 40 a. m.
second-The EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving at S In 4,
| through to Wheeling in about II hours, reach;rs 4
there at 10 Is n. This train will step at wash.
ington Junction, Sykesville, Monocscy, HarPe,'s
Ferry, Martinsburg, Sir Johns Run. Cumberland,
Piedmont Rovlesburg, Newburg, Fetterman, Farm
ingtep, Cameron and Moundsyille only, for wool
and water aud meals. Both these trains make
prompt AID regulsr connection with thsc,rs of the
Central Ohio Road FOR Cambridge, Zsn.sville, New
ark, Columbus, Cin'innati, Louisville, rsyton,
Ssndusky, Foleio, Letroit Indianapolis, Chicago,
81 Louis, etc. Passengers leaving Baltimore by the
Mall Train; will rescS Cincinnati fsr dinner next
day, while by ths Express Train they arrive there
| at IL the next night, being kept but one night on
the route hy eith'r train.
Passengers for the Northwest vi. Cleveland and
al interim e'liate roiuts can make direct connec-
t5ou nc LESiuh upon Inv CieNtidNu bEU
burg Ralrord at all times when the Ohio Is nsvigs-
bic for steamers between Wheeling and Welihville,
by leaving Baltimore Ia the Mail Train a. .. N.
Returning, the Trains leave Wheeling as follows:
The EXPRESS TRAIN at 80 P. m, reaching Bal
tinore at $50 a. m. The MAIL TRAIN at Has r.
"a reaching Bal gilmore at Z p. N
Gs- Through tickets by beat from Wheeling for
Cinc natl Madison, Louisville, St. Louis and oth.r
River Cities, III be sold at times when the stage
Of water will admit.
~ Through tickets between Baltimore and
Washington, aad all the important cities snd towns
In the xss', are sold at tbs Eicke: Ofces Of the
Company.
FOR gay PASSENGERS.
THE MAE. TRAIN, leaving Camden Station viii
take passengers fr Ell TIE usual stopPing places on
the Bosd Returning, his train leaves Wheeling
ut ii As miinight, Cumberland g. 10 ID q. M AMI
arrives al baltimore et p. n.
THE FREDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
for Frederick aad Intermediate llaces, will ssrt at
p. daily. Except SIndnTs) srsiving in Freier-
lex st 7.A0 Returning will lesvs Freieriok ct a.
m, arr: ing st Baltimore a. ~ 80, noon
TIE ELLiCDITs MILLS 4CCOA H0DaT:0N
will be ruI dGiy, (sEc>pt SuaUs, 81 &C follows:
ErsFe CJniru Stiii' at 4 -. sad 9 y. n
Lease Eilicctt's Nils ct 73g =. m sn1 e.3o ?. N.
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WELLS
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
.. ':THoss iM . . se, 1ss.

NTlLL dispatch Steamer daily from Baltimore
w and NewYork, and twice week from Boston
TO Baltimore and Baltimore TO Boston.
This line affords unequalled facilities TO the bust
ness Inc" of the District Of Columbia. The Agents
at either point will receive freight and give through
bill OF Iading TO Washinston at the lowest rates OF
freight and no commissions charged. Applications
for freight promptly attended to by the following
agents: A. T.. HALL,
So Exchange Pl-ce, Baltimore
III. b CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany sts, N. Y.
JNO. w. SCHANK,
Jan l4-d3m Foot of India Wharf Boston.
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EXPECTED NEW YEAR Presents.

nf all the branches of business conducted in this
" city, Grocerie', perhaps Of all others afford tie
Smallest profits AMI should have the preference for
sash, aud no one la that business continue il
ms customers are not prompt in settlement. by short
notes or 'sh DesiIous Of closing up for the past,
earnestly request all who indebted to call aud
ssttle vi bout delay.
l viii further give notice that all future bills
which may be contracted With NE must be , ade
With refer nee TO, and with the dis inc. understand
ms that they are TO he closed monthly, By earn
notes IA 80 tsys which have prepared for the pur-
pose, except uch OF my old castohie.s who have e.
ways b-sn prompt. z. M.P KISG.
dec .7--ti
.DAPER NOiSTESER.-A New InvsJiiaa fcy
* moi>teAnr the leaves Of q Copying BOOK, Post
aZc Stamps Envelopes, and R3isten ihc fingers
wien cou1uTc bank bills. Aeo. u="rJ' ~ various
cihc- Purposes.
II -ii &c ;n-Hi at !ads-cnsihlc a.;;cte IN every
desk. II * perfectly siTfpla aEd CHAP, 01i must
come INFO genefai Use.
TAYLOR y MtURY,
jan u Agents for Washington.
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ITAn academy miss deeming 'eat' a
wcrl 100 vulgar for refined ears, defines
i. thus: 10 insert nutritious pabulum in
the denticulated Orifce below the nasal
protuberaace, which. being masticated,
pere5T!lates through the cartilaginous
cavities of the laTynx, and is finally do.
l., Lated il the receptacle for digestible
articles
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
Il States from the lst day OF September, 1855, to
the lst day # July, 1853, in the Territories of ORE
CON and NEW MEXICO, will be received at the
Contract Office Of the Post O:ice Department, in
tie City of Washington, Until a m of the 18Th day
# June, 1855, 90 be decided by the next day,) on
the routes ana in the times herein specified, viz:
OREGON TERRITORY.
l272j From Albany, By Burlington and Thurst n,
To Willamette Forks, 20 miles aud back, once
week
Leave Albany every Thursday at Jam
Arrive At willamette Forks next days by IL m
Leave Willamette Forks every Friday IL y m
Arrive n bany next days by SPIN -
Proposals 10 commence al Syracuse will be
cons derCi.
1928 from Oregon City, b. Harrison Wrirht's, Ri.
chard Mhlcr's, and =. Aliens, TO Salem 50
miles and back, once week
Leave Oregon City every Monday ate a IN
Arrive at Salem nPNl Cayby II IN
Leave Salem every Saturday at am
Arrive at Greg u CIV next day by u IN
1877 From Linton, by Tualetn Plains and Hari-
sons Mill, l. Forest GrJTc, 20 miles and back
once week
Leave Linton y q; "Wednesday nj 6 IN
ArIiy" AT FOrcst Cove same day: D. , pm
Leave ForcSi Grove every Tuesjay [ u 4 III
AHFe at Linton same day= by Spa
iiIdS 10 cOmIiunC;, At -. Helen, ou,ittiug in
ten. will b. considered.
l212o From Oregon 'y, by Lebanon, - Sub!lniiy,
40 miirs aud back, Cl"r "a week.
lrLvr'tf-g"r City every Monday II q am
Afrve at SnDiiinIiy >unIe days Ivy pm
i.t.ive Suhiimi.y very Saturday al q 4 IN
AH'F' ~ Urrr''I ji:y sdnr ..IYs By rin
l3799 Troop Portland, by Mont, yyIul.i, Ia, Ions
FerfSs Rock Greet, th' haiam Gap, Roger
aud Old fsnet hi.,i"H, - Salem. - nules
and back, once week
Leave Portland every N,nj1y II g IN
inne al .dirm next dl.- H.. lpm
I.cdy, salem ct"sy Indiy SIC am
AnI'e At Portland al; Il day- pan
1880 From Salem, D. Gin. tnnatt Forts. anl BAL
las, 10 IIidasbE; 30 nes am! back, once a
week
Lave Salem cv..y Tnr,dty atGanl
Aniye at IHlalnnok next days BY Gpni
Leave IilamJuk every SATURDAY al u IA
AJrvH a. Salem next days by pm
Bid, It run only Detwccd y alias and Tanouk
re IEvit",.
l.7il Cruu, Sli,n To- &. II. Eaudal's, in Linn co.,
&Ild back, UI"c = week
Bidder 10 state d-;d ce aud schedule Of ami
walls aud departures
1878 FlGnl Sai, Ia. 10 ITanhii4 Bulc and back
Uac, q Tf-k
EIt- to tate d.,.,ncc an. schedule
1875 From SGn!inIity, By Sutyuin Forks 10 Plea
GnI !ili, 100 miles ani bac- Oace q wc-l,
Lea'r Suh,im.iy ever; Tuesday al 6 am
Arrive II Pleasant Till ~ NJ Thursday by u III
Leave Pleasant Hill VERY Saturday ~ 6 aus
Arrive "a SuniGIiy next Monday nv 4 Dn
I27Jl From Wa abingdon IL lie to Grass Ill., in Linn
county, 90 miles ar.i bl:k, once a week
Leave Wa. lngtgn Eu!r every "Wednesday N 6
ANN at Grass Till O.. III same day
Leave Grass Hill ey,. saturday NJ s am
AIrve al Nashingt'' "riic by - IN same ,ay.
NEW M.NiCD.
l29DS From AlbuqueTqur, by /uni, 10 WoodyjIle
California, and back, once week
Bid trs 10 state distance aud schedule OF aTri-
walls and departures
I0QlI From Tao. II An,
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

~E@ - On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
sss.sxs.21sssss Faro round trip 81; from Alex
endris rs cents The THOMAS COLLIER leaves
Washington St and AleIandris at 3;< o'clock.
CoGchs. leave the Capitol for TIE boot at 81 oclk
Coach fire 10 cents.
Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their resi-.
de Ice With Gso. I. Thoe. Parker.
Refreshments on the boa.
OF 2s-dH SAT'L GEDNrY, Cant
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Fot Lynchburg, Connecting with the eteree az
Charlottesville, On Mondsys, Wednesday,, aud FIJI
dayJ.
Fer LCray and Esw Market CONNECTING with tn.
ages at CuiP'psr, on Tuesday Thurfdsys, AMI Sat
urday.
For Winchester daily, connecting with the etssrs
at Piedmont
Fer aiddsbUrs daily, connecting with TIE stages
at the Pisina.
Per order: TB. BEOCEXTT Aren't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-02-19
WASHINGTON RRANOuRAILROaD

TRIMS Run AS FUILJWE:
FAVE daily, eyc-Tt Sunday, ct and 81 q. III.
AT sn1 6 n -.
Or Sunday sc VI Gnd "a
Leave Ealt;nore e; ~ AL 9 u; ali G ard =
pm.
On Sunday II ~ pisIfi pr..
The eonuecti1ps gi.h Hnlii.aGrg & Ohio Railroad
for the West sre by irs.a45 .skYas vt q q IN and J
pm.
For Philsd.lphis and New York at G, and 81 q IN
spd IL.
For Annapolic at sK m and pm.
eGf Nyr.olk a. pm.
T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
Particu Pr attention IL called 10 the Rule rec air
Ing responsible voucher for any person of cOicr
nl.o MY wish TO pass oY the road.
dec LII