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The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21
Ssset.5fa''s sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
- to ne directed, issued out Of The Hon District omt
Fourteenth judicial District on Judgment rendered
therein the 3st day OF October 1856 in favor Of JAS
CASPER, and against L. MANSFIELD, Z. GILMAN,
p II PIERCE for the sale OF '|Ihe Mining Claims
uatod on Gold Hill in the county OF Nevada, number 81
2S and 80 marked the Mining Records of said Hill
where the said lams situated the said Claims
ming eastery and westerly 800 feet 100 feet north
ery and southeliy adjoining Danforth Co.'S claims
the norherly, and adjoining Monroe & 60. and Russell
& Co, on the sOutheriy side
Notice is hereby gwen that viii sell public apcton
to the highest bdde for Cash the Court House door
the city OF Nevada, on SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9th 1885.
AT the hour ct o'clock z. VI in pursuance of the said
order the fore going described Mining Claims.
Given uuder my hand this 18th day November 1856
Nov. li-tds MM BITrERFIElD Sheriff n {,
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STATE OF cALIroRNlA /

Lolif- -
l. J H. b .,,ick, lei. uf the District Conrt l4if
Judicial District ia and - county do hereby certif,
ti at the foregoing true from the minutes O
said Court the remains of Record in my office
In testimony whereof have hercunto my hand
liked my Official seal Clerk of said Court this lOtl
day of November \. ID 1856,
j. H. BOSTWICK Clerk
Novenrbar IA 1870 I'm
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Saaeaesa (& Arnold.

Snea:ss (& Arnold,
No. IT'S, J. Street, between 9th and 7th SITS.
SACRAMENTO.
HAVE ON HAND. and offer for sale a conrlctc As
l sortneut Of Groceries, Liquors, Provisions.
FLOUR in bbls half barrels, and California in sacks
ORN MEAL in bbs etc
PORK, clear and mess. in bis and half fbbis
BA ON. Ex clear, and JXI4 and Calf rna cured
OFFEE Rio, Bavces ground and in tins
RICE, Carolina, in bbls and half bbls China do
SUGAR crushed, pulVerized New Orleans and China
LARD in 10 and 20 tins, kits and kegs.
FISH. codlsh salmon and macker,I
TEAS, black and green, and chests
TOBAt O. fut san, peach, elephant fine cut honey.
dew, smoking do
general aTs0ftment OF Liquors Wines case goods O
every desert atOn
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

THAT'S So.-One of our exchanges
says it is ..aggravating" to see a good.
looking man wrestling with your wife in
a waltz, without having the privilege Of
going up and Tightening his neckorchief.
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Telegraph E.isse os Stages.

The subscribers respectfully in
&-Ss-7e,s4s4SA form the cling public thai they
HGxaA.S E77sssssA have purchased the above line Of
<@SsE--4e=Az=Sz-- Stages Of Abe Wagencr. and will
run to San Juan ald return the same day.
Leaving the American Exchange Nevada. every
ing at O'Clock. passing by Montezuma aud Oak Tree
Ranch arriving a san Juan IL O'Clock Conn citing
with 7 G. Smiths Saddle Horses for Camptonvie the
same day.
Returning leaves san Juan every day at l2oclocS.
Express matter promptly a-ten led TO.
wa Z WILSON, 4 Co. Proprictors.
w S. MC3OBERTs Agent
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

L
THE ELEcTIoN.-The public mind
seems to be absorbed in the news from
the East almost to the exclusion of
everything else. 1t is natural that so
it is. Who are to be our rulers is a
question which intimately concerns us
all. A great problem is to be solved, in
which the veal or woe of the Republic
is embraced. The election in Pennsyl-
vania, on the 14th ult., may be looked
upon as the harbinger of the grand re-
suit in November The defeat of the
Republicans in that State, though it by
no means decides the contest, is a strong
indication that james Buchanan is to be
the next President Of the United States
The result in Indiana adds strength to
the Democratic chances There is still
left some slight hope to the opposition,
that the small majorities in these States
may have been overcome by energetic
action on the 4th inst, and that some of
the Southern States may have been car
ried by Fillmore-enough to balance
the vote of Pennsylvania ; but the
chances are rather ruinous to solace in
that quarter. The Baltimore charter
election exhibited strong Fillmore
feeling in Maryland, and it were highly
probable that, did not the result of the
State election in Pennsylvania show the
necessity for men of the South to choose
between Buchanan and Fremont, Mary
land and other slave States would have
given their electoral votes to the Union
candidate of New York.
Southern men are guided in their po-
litical views by self interest. If the
State election in Pennsylvania had gone
in favor of the Republican party, a de-
cided advance in Fillmore's prospects
might have been expected. 1t would
have been seen that Buchanan was out
of the game. and the South would have
taken Wise's view of the candidates,
that Fillmore is an angel of light COM
pared to Fremont"
| The defeat of the Republicans in
Pennsylvania was the turning point in
the canvass. 1t may be said, in a great
degree, to influence the general result,
and in the minds of majority of men,
to decide the contest.
The Democrats will probably have
the entire control of the Government fol
two years to come. Henry Clay was
cut down as he was mounting the zenith
of honors, by the tongue of detraction
His slanderer fills his place. Such is
the ingratitude of Republics.
FAvoRs-George Welch will please
accept thanks for Harper, Hutchings
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ss.av p.laa- $ sssa 1e.

MT HEREAS, on the Goth day of October A D 1856 a
w huai judgment and decree rendered in the
District Couf. the FUnrcenth Judciai District
Statc of California III and the Gun of Ney ada,
against smith and in favor cf v. e. Groves, for the
suh OF three hunlred and nifty dollars principal debt,
win interest ON hc principal ut the rate OF three per
cent per from the irs day OF October 1885 until
paid, together with AL costs Of suit And whei,
the said 2Oth DAY OF October ID. 1886 il or,iered
and deereed by the said that the orte forth
in paintil colHIa nj be nreclosed, aid property
therein described 10 wit: Beginning point the north
SIDE OF Broad street ON the na dividing the lot conveyed
from lot now owned and occupied by Harvey Helm
Livery Stable, and running souti.eastwardiy with aid
street thirty feet and six inches thence back from
sad street on line parallel with the southeast line of
sad Helm lot, sixty feet; then westwardy n line
ai a with Br' al street hiFy-seven and half feet
TO the line that divides the lot from said Helms lot md
thence said Broad street sixty feet the place
OF beginning the said premises being and lying in Nevada
CITY be levied upon and sold to satisfy said Judgment
interest and costs Notice is hereby given that shall
sell the above described property the I'D day of Nove
Der, 1896 in front of the Sheris Office, Nevada CITY Al
the hour OF T. NJ. w w WRIGHT Sheriff
Fer 7 + WOOD, Under Sheriff oct3ltd
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Aanarzad,S SEC.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO ME
- directed issued If the Hon Dstricr Court Four
ieenth Judicial District Judgment rendered herein
the Sd day of May s96 in favor r. +. McCDNN and
against s. $ HI SSEY for the sum of S4.44600 with
interest the of 81 4460O the three per
cent per month from Il 81 day of May ID 1876 until
paid together with the of $40 30 costs OF suit and all
accru.ny costs
have levied upon and seized and will expose pub
lie sale. the Court House door in the city Nevada
the FIFTH DAY OF DE- EAIBE, 1886 at > = NJ. all the
right title and interest and claim Of said 5. Hussey Of
in and to the following property described in the order
OF sale towit All that certain piece parcel of land
situated the south side Of Main in the city
Nevada Nevada county State Of California. and being
about thirty five feet nfront Main street. and
ing back to the rayine between Broad and Main street
and being the lot which stands the Metropolis Hotel
Given under my hand at ofioein Nevada Nov l2 1856
WM, BtTTERFIELD,
Nov. lids Sheriff of Nevada county,
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HIGH PRICES FOR HoRsEs.-Porter'
Spirit of the Times, in quoting the sale
of the horse Lexington" says: IS
1t is possibly true that Lexington has
be en- disposed of by Mr.. Ten Broeck for
81 5000, but the idea expressed that this
is the highest price ever paid for any
horse in the United States, is not only
preposterous, but ridiculous. Delivered
here, Priam costs over S25,o00. Rodolph
sold f,rS1s, ,000--yes, Rodolph. the hum.
bug Monmouth Eclipse sold for sl4,-
600, and was worth about twenty shill-
ings! Post Boy who was the northern
champion, and ran against John Bas-
combe (getting jolly beaten) was sold
for $4,000. Neither he nor Bascombe
were worth '.sAucks." Shark and Med
ley sold for $1,000 each. The first was
originally worth, as stallion, twenty
shillings; the second not the powder
and shot that should kill him
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VALUE OF RErUTATIoN.-Daniel
Webster, when a young lawyer, was
employed in case for which he re-
ceived fee of eighteen dollars. Later
in life he was employed in similar case
and received fee of five thousand dol
lars, though he used tho same brief
which he had prepared for the first case.
Nor BAD.-A Yankee rather took
down a cockney, the other day, by in.
forming him if England were steam
boat, there are lakes in this country
sufficiently large for her to founder on.
Cockney said, "My HES, vot vopper !"
and they adjourned to take mug of
calf and 'alf."
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SACRAMENTO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Orleans Hotel.

Third Street. doors from the Post Office Sacramento
-SAgents for the Nevada Journ al.
Orleans EsOtel.
Second street bet j and X, Sacramento.
DY additions made the above hotel it is
ID the largest and most comnodous building of the
kind in California covering of S5xl50 feet built
of brick, and has capacity fur
Lodging 800 Persons.
The proprietor begs to inform the public that in fur
nishng this Hotel he has spared neither pains
pense Anticipating the wants of the community he has
added wing stories in height, and 36xI00
in depth.
The dining ROOM parlors, &c have been enlarged and
other inprov made for the comfort and
tainment of his guests which warrants him in saying
that the ORLEANS HOTEL. is the most comInodi-
Gus. complete aud eleg gant in the State
The TABLE bears the choice of the marKe.; the
READING ROOM the of the day from all parts Of
the United States ard Europe ;the BILLIARD SALOON
is furnished with tables of the finest workmanship tie
BAR supplied with the choicest Liquors and Cigars.
This Hotel is the Depot of the California Stage Co. 1t
is open all hours, that passengers arriving night
n be accommodated with rooms
j. r. HARDENBURGH,
augs3m Proprietor
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FAvoRs-George Welch will please
accept thanks for Harper, Hutchings'
California Magazine, and the earliest
Atlantic papers by the late steamer
Plenty of good things at his counter,
Pioneer Book Store.
To Hamlin, of Broad street, we are
indebted for Harper, Washington papers,
Golden Era, and polite attentions gen
orally. Fine stock of Books and litera+
ture at Hamlin's.
The Nevada journal., 1856-11-21

VoTE OF TowNs.-The vote polled in
the larger cities and towns of this State
ON the 18th of November was as follows
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( No. 500. |
Notice

Of Withdrawal Of Lands in Louisiana-
In Congress- approved Sd June 1856
OF land Stale OF Louisiana, aid In the
railroads said instructions have
following described lands their
probably falling within the prescribed Limits selection
directed heretofore ordered by telegraph on the
3lst May last, viz '
NATCHIrocuEs, all the lands in the district, except
follows;
Townships to IL, inclusive, OF range4
Township to -, inclusive, of range s.
wHshps 9 Ia, inclusive, ~ range g.
Township IL 10 a Inclusive, Of ranges and 8, and
Townships - and =, OF ranges y and TO-
all lands district su tied In
shp- lie and In
sh "A 49, inclusive, betS east and the Mississippi
all the lands In the district situated north
aud the principal meridian together wIb
the following:
township nurth RANGES ! and east.
Townships to 6 snuh, inclusive Of ta"g-s and west
Township, SOUTH inclusive al "a r. = T. and west
Town and , south, e ranges . Ans west
tps south, inclusive, q ranges and east
Tuuusntpi . 10 III south, in"usiyr, OF range east
Tuwnships - SOUTH inclusive, OF range 4 east
F0wn hIp I ~ IA south, inclusive OF rsnge 5esst
Township. TO IS south, inclusive, Of range east
with all the townships east Of east and south OF
township south.
ocr GEERssBURo situste between
east and o ehst
Once at Nsw ORLEANS all the townships situated between
Of the Mississippi river and III,
futlost. Iyrug Test Of the Mississippi river, viz;
Tow ships 10 49, incu-ivs n ranges II and H.
Townships 70 49, inclusive. between - and IT.
Tuwn- ~ 90 49, inclusive between 10 aud DO and
1ownhip- 10 Ia H. inclusive, lying east Of range 49,
my hand, Land ohee the city
Washington ths let Jay Of June, less -
June aO-aw6w Intel staiI Commissioner
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No. 56ll
Notice OF the Withdrawal Of Lands in Mich

IN pursuance Congress approved Sd June, 1856
ueton railroads said stat~ lust unons have
the and Iocatenof The following described
probably falling within tie escrbsd limit OF selection
Directed heretofore srdsf.d bs telegraph on s
30 b OF May Tart, o w,t: Hit III aa #
Office al UuscAs An lands the distct 10 the southern
and IA wer and south OF township
northern ennsuiG all the lands north OF township
%, and west OF range 10 west
Office The district, all those
ships Ii, 10, Is, and ~ lying west Of range "a west
Office al GxsEsEr lands in The district, except those
situated north of township IL and East 81
township 10 and east Of range east
Office nj DETRolr: All district lying bewec
townships morrill, and all situated of
All The lands In the district lying east
range 6 vest. .
All the lands In the district situated
south " township 81, in ranges 20 To 81 inclusive
South of township 52 in ranges 80 To 81 Inclusive
Of owbship 50, in ranges 81 and b
South OF tow nslp 81, in ranges 81 and 3a
North Of township 49, in ranges - and 4Di and
North oftownship 4s, in ranges Al and A.
Tbera latter embracing nearly all lands advertised in The
Presidents No. 559 be f-ed next July Sua
Marie which viii therefore, be offered at the public sale
therein ordered
Given under my hand at the Land ONCE, the II
Washington, this thirteenth day Of June 1856.
TAOS. A. HENDRICKS,
June i4-is~Swt Intel starl Commissions
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare 70 California.


United states mail steamships leave New York
x%Q for hspinwan the 5th aud goth OF each month,
NHk0 connecting with mail from Panama San
Francisco.
These steamships approved Navy
Department and guaranty speed and fafetp
The Panama rsiroad ~ miles nns psted om
ocean ard crossed IN hours The baggage Of
checked In New Yark through Francisco and
embarked Parsma nv the cspsny
The paid New York All expenses o The Iip
Reserve IN New Ypfk,
fan Francisco detention In Of sccdent that
the route IL endrely rstdbis.
Passengers leave Pauams day they arrive Aspn
wall
Couductnrs through each and
and children without ullef PROTECTOR.
For irough tickets lowest apply aFrncy Va
v est street, New Ypfk, l. W. RhYNOND
Way1-du
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pRoTECTEp BY royal letters ~ EnEaad ard secured
The scr oi Bcoe de Fhrimace De Paris snd tho Imperial Cot
ieee n Medcur, vtenua.
resemar No s the remedy for general spd local dehiy los
of vrle decay ard s The Distressing
quenc arising IRON an carly aeuse SC IL effects arr ecscin
youth, manhood and Old the vite wrud
impaired decline Trirgcmnt were
universally adnpni physical impcfirsnis vanish like
before Is 'naurnce thus rendering IL tnvae
terng the marriage state.
Tirscuar completely
which
andoe for the ruin Of the health 81 portion pop
plat,on.
Tresemsr No Bis The great Euronesn remedy for class of
disorders which, Enfish physcan
and which al the ssrsaprriis world cnnno remove
Triessmsr Nos q and devoid
~ naosesins qualities They lag the toilet table without
Their being detected
Sold In cses a. separate
numbered BY Valpean Lails nd, Rour, SC
To be had wholesale ana RETAIL Of Mr. a. A. Barrow No 81
Green street. Canal New York, specially appointed by the
proprietor and the United States
other of America. Immediately receiving renitanee
MIR. Barrow will forward II the world
securely packed and addressed according the instructions o. The
wr
Retail agents required. Term. cash.
g-dlyr
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TIE ONLY OWE AuTHoRIzEDi-The Rob Of DR. BOY
vEAU LArfHrTEUR 10 fsr superior -irups of Cus
prln, other similar remrdiss II radically
bo-t All affections o the skin dartre cofua
Itch accidents from
period 81 h and hereditary acmouy Of humos depvrs
catarhs the
fractions and of the
injections soundins Az syphic the Rob
Of bss e.pava cuheb orion injections which only repel
without neurraiginr The Rob above
recommended syphic diseases
and which hare resisted tho Of mercury the odue
Genera fsr the United States Gabriel Bondn, "
William New York for wholesale ordes suio DuconGe,
New Orleans; seuily, Gan Francisco
Ths Rob Lscteu sod All the druggists throughout the Unit
pamphlet medi-
cal properties Of the Rob win be obtained by writing o. Ron
din "a William street. New YORK; who will give nformnuor
wanted.
O. r. prepared South Amees, West IN
Eafrh NAiivr
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pur.uaues q Jons isss @asas
certain BY telegraph and sail
be rig aSs s s sSs s & sn
until otherwise diSeeed the olo~ink
70 viii
Once at HuTsuLLE lands ia the diste sssri As fol
lowsi
ownshi,, 70 "a inelusvs Of ranges and and
nhs inclusive Of all The ranges s's Of range west
oHce TusoAroosA An the The dsuic srepi uL
T. wnshrps rs and 10, Oranges ards
i~Sh' 10 ioenys o. I TanSss ana and A. IL
r. wn hip. Is o inclu i've, Of range o.
it~'.6rs IS 70 y inclusive, rang 81 and
T"wnh II ~, inclusive, At IA all situated In The
nonhem survey
ast"taw-:
" . . u aIa e Z ~ f" 81 rnn,s TO-
Towurtips IS 10 " inciusvr, Of rag H.
r wn zip. 10 =, nc'u-,se, oftanRr "
To ,,T q aid 81 II rSnss i
Once = Dimorors the dtr s1esrt as FOL
l"wti II
". ,nlgs 40 t. 9 tpctusive, Of rarr" east.
"sg. i" r. % %r"G 0 n rss. s:,s and ea.
ro'',.. ~ - t. 10 inclusive u ranse East
i',wp- p . a inclusive, - .anFe ssti and
TuwnslIp s IL end 10, & ranges g. T. md west
Once (rPerly cahGba All the lands In the
dislriel xcept as fdo~st
Tow :n,. 10 4. % "sla Of @f"sss
To~nsh,ps ! 10 e n inclusive ." ., ,anGs
townships ~ q" ~, Inclusive, OF ran rs and TO-
TOWNSHIPS 3nnd "a, ranges IL, I2 and b.
Township d. e range IA.
Townships and 7, Of ranges ~ and lsi and
Tuwuships d, 7, oud Z, # ranges 10 aud 20
includes Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad
Once at Montgomery; lands in the district sreep
follows:
Townships 20 and %, OF range 49,
Townships ~ To "a, inclusive, OF ranges ID and 10
Tow ~hIs tn "a inclusive. Of ranges ~, ~, and ~
10 "a inclusive, Of ranges "a, 2, aud 10
10 usivs between NJ and the Georgia
line; aud
All tha lands oftownshp IL, and we Of range ".
districf of Ynup
south OF the base line together with the foowns
Townships 3, g., and s, of ranges ID and H.
Townships 10 and ii, OF ranges 81, % and 70; and
Towns IL, Of ranges "a, 2 and 3D.
the lands in the district situated IN
Iowhi south of the 3lsi degree OF Ia Iude also
Town hips a. north Of and 9 west.
u !, nu 81 range 3 aes
townships ! 90 3 nouh, i"ciu i've, of range east
1uwnrips inclusive Of ranges and east; and
T,wIshIps | to 8 north, inclusive, Of range east.
General Land 0fhce, AT the city OF
Washington, this twenty-frst day Of June 1856
I'uOs. A. HENDRI KS,
Commissioner
24-lnw6w Intel Star1
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mo. Sb2l

m oo...e. ofla~ FRANKLIN PIERCE, President Of I'd
auss s. VIII b asla :, .aa oies Gs
Michigan a n. nmss hs,s.s aes@A,sa,
da, de oasesn day July next, fo .Le disposal q Tie p
lands me aforementioned townships ana aeiOR
lOwnahips, viz gs.
Soth fAs base line and 81 ihs pnePai H'sridian,
Tie ISLANDS situated section six township forty seven u
range section oaI ,o.sa,sp o, avss" 'sass ss
range and in section hiIy lfee' 'o"AAp iSns
Township forty nine, Of range Ten.
Towass lory seven ary nine and my, q rangs esyen
Townships three, forty seven' aud
Iswnships forty and forseVen Of range twenty
townships Tory. four forty ave, q range wenyGyo.
Tosnrhps forty and iosty ave, Of range 'wenys
Township forty nine, of range twenty sever,
Townsips forty eight forty nine and hhyoae' Ofrange %
townships forty forty my, and Any one, Of rang,
Tawaahps forty Ave any, my one, Of range ihg-sI
Township my, Of range thr5 seven
sr hiny-h lbny.is in township my o. ,anss lon
4, land Office DUNCAN commencing r., on Morday The
uasd within the following named townships ana o. township
viz
NORTH Of sAs base line and Of As ptaeipai meridian
Township ,hirty- sesea, Of range twenty sesan
Townships thirp and hiryaye o. aass twenty
Townships thy four and thirty nve OF range Wehp-hhe'
North Of ils base Of the principal sasrdan
Certain Islands situated following sections, 70 wit in
twenty f,ur aud twenty nv, township @ o. fsere
u sections wo se nns ssS AND y
tnly four range section twsvs township twenty
ship OF rnnrc; IN section three Township
range sections twenty nine thryhres,
tbir,y lour township thirty one, Of the same range
Lands appropa I'd by law the use Of schools hiar
,er together 'swamp and overflow I'd lands
de ,hereby unfit cultivation. granted 70 The snu y
enable the Saie 81 Arkansas ana ola
-atY, 4, .ccIan the within their limits appuyed
-,p,.u,bcr ee 1880, be excluded from iAe sales
viii b. need ON the
appned and proceed order IN which tey adye
ssd desach until the whole shall have beea
and Inc sales shall be kept
nre, tan weeks and n,ry Of any o. The lands
he sdmtted until atcr he expiration ofthe two weeks
Given Jude. my city Of Washington this nhh day
April Douni thousand eight hundred and my s1
X By the PrcsideRti FRANKLIN fiEHCE
THOs. A. HENDRICKS, ~
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Feb 81,
BY RAILROAD DIRECT I'D THE VEST.
Ia I'LL 5000 q " ,sa;;s.i.i,iss t15aast

SIYH
Ti1ne between Washington and Wheeling bus AT
Running time bstOeen Washino. and Cnoinna 81 hous
Through Tickets and aaggaas checks to be had an
frHE Raoad having greatly improved
Offers the fullest Inducements
eeI. between Washington Batmoe and ell portions Of The West
The conuexion between Washington and Hs
% 1ssns Ms sa ss aa k sp a ano @
t,om Thus I, 9 only change q ears required between
Wheeling Washington station, and rececked and transferred
% The o sas s ss y
washington daily at m and N, p M. on Sundays at the
A. Wsssn se. made witt, The trains Of INC CEN
These trains eonnesl al Newark with me Newark
o railroad win ,as ,
yLLE &C. A. xenia on Little Miami raIIosa e"n 2, is
aa'e Laiaye,- cnicas" "I Roes Island 5, LOUIS &C.
Passengers holding through tickets for Memphis vcksburg
transferred Cincirnau mail the OHIO
Tickets for Evansville Cairo and 81 Louis are sold by tins
FOR CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi
maesn and ns p oy %ss where oonne1on with
Travellers notice that, while this s the only
aordng hrouh tickets and checks Washington is also The
the great West The dsancs from %aSineon to csea"a
but $50 miles, being about 90 mites shorter than by any other
ny through Washington: TO Wheeling 50
By railroad y steamer 'om coe,sna ss "aaaapo
& 81 8 81 an and s s
st6i New orleans, SAL &C.
Cumberland Bedford springs Piedmont, oakland FaiToun
yer, For
train from washington .
Yor further information, through tickets &C., apply to TIL
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. - . -
=, Master Of Transportation s1u Baltimore and