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JONAS p. LEVY,
IMPoIfER AND DIALER II
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS, AND FINE

9ensral Commission & Forwarding n erch ant
INSURANCE AND BILL BROKER,
NO. a74 Pa: av., two doors below U 8. Hotel,
WASHINGTON CRY, ID. G.
B-Country Merchants are requested 10 give
~ eau before purchasing elsewhere.
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DOHE HIIFU " ONI n % NU WINU by
using Professor Woods Hair Restorative, gray
hair can be permanently restored to its original
color. The subjoined certificate was recei we'd
from Johnson Stone, Gardner, Me , and is but
one Of the many instances that are daily coming
to our knowledge Of its wonderful effects II is
no longer problematical but self evident truth,
as hundreds Of our community can testify.-BoS-
ton Herald
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cHBBB BROTHERS. BANKERS,

BUY ANU S6LL
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE;
FURNISH DRAFTS
On all Parts Of United States and Europe;
COLLECT DRAFTS
On all parts Of United States and Europe;
DRAW BILLS
ON IRELAND FOR Ell OR UPWARDS;
BUY AND SELL
BONDS, STOCKS, OTHER SECURITIES;
NEGOTIATE TIME PAPER.
Investment paying log and ever, for sale.
LAND Wa B RANTS.
We are at all times Purchasing, and have for
Sale, LAND WARRANT is of all denominations
Land Warrants located in Iowa, Wisconsin, or
Minnesota. CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan 23-u Bankers, opposite the Treasury.
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MEDICAL CARD

DOCTOR STANISTAS HERNISZ, REG
~ ular Practitioner Of Homeopathy. Once,
:Sl corner F and Fourteenth streets. Consuita-
tons from 10 a. m, to 3 p. m.
Doctor stanislas HernisZ, having returned from
Europe with improved health, will attend to the
practice Of his profession.
LIE Docteur parle Francois.
Der Doctor spricht Deutsch.
FL Doctor habla Espanol
ii Dottore parla Italfano. mar 7-3m&
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RtkD CAGES, Bird Seed, Fish Bone, &C.,
L at the Housekeepers' furnishing Store, 400
Seventh street fmar 12] g. FRANCIS.
" mars FOR CHEAP GOODS.
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j. Connolly, Undertaken

NO. 4S3 OersHth sfTeet, vest side, bet. and II,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM the
w citizens Of Washington and
the adjoining counties that he is ~ -
prepared to attend to all orders at
the shortest notice and on the most liberal terms,
He will spare no pains to give entire satisfaction
on all occasions. He guarantees to preserve the
dead In the wermest weather for any length Of
time.
large supply Of ready made COFFINS Of
all sizes and qualities, always on hand.
Shrouds, Carriages, Hearses, and every other
article furnished Of the best quality
share OF the public patronage Is respectfully
solicited. mar 94-tf
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STILL A GREAT n

STILL A GREAT RUSH
a TELLls's FOR BARGAINS-NOw Ia
out to change business so, eyerybodv ~ ~
Pa. avenue, Between eth and 10th sts. an ~
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to our knowledge Of its wonderful effects II is
no longer problenatical, but self evident truth
as hundreds Of our community can testify.-B oS-
ton Herald.
GARDNER, Me, June %, 1882
Mr.. III. DYBs-Dear Sir: have used two bot
ties Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative, and can
truly say 1t is the greatest discovery Of the age for
restoring and changing the Hair. Before using
1t was a man Of seventy. My hair has now at,
tanned Its original color. You can recommend II
to the world without the least fear, as my case
was one Of the worst kind
Yours respectfully, DAN'L N. MURPHY
CARLYLE, ILL.,, June 81, 1883.
have used Prof D J. Woods Hair Restora.
tive, and have admired Its wonderful effect NV
hair was becoming, as | thought, prematurely
gray; but by the use Of the 60 Restorative 1t has
resumed Its original color and, have no doubt,
permanently SO. SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator United States.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.-Iao our columns to-
day Will be found Prof w ood's advertisement OF
the above article, to which we call attention.
What 1t has done, we have witnessed upon sew
eral ofosr acquaintance in st. Louis Hair once
gray met our view. black brown as the case
might be, being the color Of early manhood; and
as fine and glossy as silk, and that without any
other application than the Restorative. II il has
done this upon others, will IT do the same for
any Of our readers whose "ffosty prows'' were
once like the I" raven locks" Of Lothiel's warlike
chief, If they will try 1t. We think so -Jaekson
yci!is Constitutional, Oct. S, 1853.
THE GREATEST DISC0VERYO THE
AGE 1T seldom occurs that we notice. under
any circumstances, patent medicines, restora
lives, or anything Of the kind, for we have pre-
)udlce against most Of them. But caGdo: COM
Pels usto invite attention to the advertisement Of
Professor Woods Hair Restorative We are too
Juvenile to require anything of the kind, but some
instances OF its use have come to our knowledge
which almost assures us that II is a sovereign
remedy against the hair becoming prematurely
gray. Ii is not 90 Hair Dye - but upon its an.
Plicaton as directed, the effect is produced upon
the skin, which brings out the original colored
hair, without stiffness, and gives IT a glossy and
natural appearance. We have seen persons who
have used 1t, and are much pleased with it. Ex-
anime the advertisement .--MissoHrtR spublicas
o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietors, No. 3I6
Broadway, New York, and ia Market street, ST.
Louis, Missouri.
STOTT & CO., Wholesale and retail gent,
Washington. Also for sale by ID. s. Dyson, S.
Parker, undor National Ao,el, and all Druggists;
In georgetown by X. 3. T. Cissel; In Alexandria
by Peel Il Stevens.
T. w DYOTT SONS, General wholesale
Agent, Philadelphia, Pa. feb 1-6m
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EVENING STAR.
MY LADY WAITS FOR ME-.

BIT 6EoRGBP MORRIS.
Ny lady waits IT'S now the hour
When morn unbars her gates - ..a
My vessel glides beneath the tower
Where now my lady waits.
Her signal hutters from the wall,
Aboye the friendly sea.
live but TO obey her call
My lady waits for me
My lady waits-for me she waits,
While morning opes her golden gates.
My lady waits NO fairer flower
Fer decksd the floral grove,
Than she, the pride Of hall and bower,
The lady Of my love
The eastern hills are feck'd with light,
The Land breeze curls the sea
By love ard truth sustained, for flight,
Ny lady waits for me.
NV lady waits-f0f me she waits,
While morning opes her golden gates. 20
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FOR MOUNT yERNON

O pUESpAYs AND FRIDAYs.-FARE.
ALEAANDkiA75C CENTS The
steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves NJ.
ION at ard Alexandria at9H O'Clock.
O'Clock. Coach fars 10 cents
Persons wishing the coaches will leave IN Of,
residences with George & Thomas Parker.
Refreshments on the boat.
ap2-u SAM'L GEDNEY, Captain.
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l.. j. MIDDLETON,

ID Z a L Z Il N ICE
- 0Nes aud Dspot-Southwest corner Of and
0weloh ssreoes. feb 37-9
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CLOTHING 4 CLOTHING MATERIALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU or Provisions AND CrorHiya,
April q fsS6


April Q, 1856.
CEPARATE PROPOSALS, SEALED Ann
- endorsed " Proposals for Navy Clothing and
Clothing Materials, win he received at this once
until O'Clock, p m, on the fstday Of NAV merit
for furnishing and delivering ION receiving siYty
days. notice) at each either Of the ssvy-yards
at Charlestown, Massachusetts, Brooklyn, New
York, or 6osport, Virginia, the Quantities below
mentioned Of any or all Of the following named
articles Of Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials,
and such further quantities az the same as may be
ordered by the chief tf this bureau, or by the
commandsnts Of the said navy yards, respective
ly, during the hs~al wear commencing on the LIST
day Of July next, and ending on the 3oth day Of
June, 1887, viz:
Pea Jackets, made OF blue pilot cloth .... q 600
Round Jackets, made OF blue cloth. .3oO0
blue ndnnel jumpers. .....................3,OO 900
Trowsers made Of blue cloth q 500
Blue setlnet IIoWsers. .3,pO
Csnvasduck Trowsers.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 900
BarDsley sheeting Frocks. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 600
Blue flannel Overshirts. ...................SOO 600
Blue flannel Undershrts ......-.............5,oOO
Blue flannel Drawers. .........-..........5,00 900
Blue setinet, in the piece. 5000
Blue tlennei, 90 ...-.-.-.-- 90 sO,OOo
Bamslev Sheeting, in the piece ...... do IS 600
Canvas Duck, do 1900. do 5000
Nankin, Dlue. ................s.-..... 90 e,p
Seuskln Shoes... ..pdlrs 4.UO
k1pskin shoes, high cut.............. do 100
Woollen Socks, Nos. I and 2.-....... do s 900
Mattresses with two covers eech) ...........20C0
ahAses S,OUO
blus cloth 0aps q 900
BLACK SIX handkerchiefs.......... 5 900
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THE FEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
tim UNITED STATES 1&3AS
5000, NJ All STEAM z r. 8. SA&&k
THE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE
IL are the
ATLANTIC Capt. West.
PACIFIC ....................Capt. Nye.
BALTIC Capt. Comstock
hDhih flC ..............s...
Theseships have been built by contract ex pressly
for Government service. Every care has been
taken In heir constructon-as In the engines-to
insure strength and speed and their accommo-
dations for passengers are unequaled for elegance
and comfort.
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EXCURSION BOATS

EXCURSION BOATS
FOR THE WHITE HOUSE PAVILION.
TIVE STEAMERS THOS. COLLYER OR
SEOhGE WASHINGTON LIZ
can De chartered for public or Sc
,sSt parties to the White House Pavilion, Fort
Potomac River ' VA 'e
%. 9 lannU Particulars apply to the Captains Of
apl7-H ZIG S"nPohJ'
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'INHE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE Is
Washington and Alexandria at the, %
Leave Alexandria ~, 9, 10, II, ax,44, and
Leave Washington 81, o, u,1X,2Y SIX, and
O'Clock. ELLIS L. PRICE Gantain
mar "a
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AGENCY OF THE
Keystone Insurance Co. Of Philadelphia
S2l9,420 On

RAD TOT losses and expenses during
the ..:::.......:..: z,13s o.
NJ. MORIARTY, President.
J. NORRIS THOMPSON, Secretary.
Risks changed from other companies to this
No charge for policy fee. Enquire at the Office Of
J. K. Kendall over X. nj orrow's Exchange Once
first door West Of w. B. Todd's hat store on
Pennsylvania avenue.
feb Sim DAVID MYERLE, Agent.
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Il TON win depart at the follow ~-n
ing hours: EeSa -
Leave washington. e, 10, il, ax,aE,S
aP~o JOB CORSON, Captain
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08
GAS.

There has been much complaint, during the
past week, owing to the insufficient supply Of
gas, by the Washington Gas Company, to the
many consumers. On Sunday night, while
Divine service was being celebrated in the va.
rious churches, the congregations would have
been left in total darkness but for the lighted
lamps or candles which we're brought in, rem
dered necessary by the going out of the gas.
Our citizens, however, have the promise that
the Inconvenience shall soon be relnedied, and
in this connection we refer our readers to the
advertisement Of the Superintendent of the
Company, to be found in this mornings Seati-
mol
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he owned il and had the right to control IL.
Through that crouching and submissive organ,
no mortal is permitted to censure the Presi-
dent or to nominate fellow citizen 10 succeed
him in Office.
We ask the question Of every honest man
what right has Mr. Pierce to take every mans
money to muzzle the press, to feed bis crea-
lures, and to prolong his sway9 Judging from
what we daily see, he will resort to anything to
effect reelection. And mark our words
if by shameless use Of public patronage he
can procure plurality Of voters in the Cinein-
natl Convention, he will urge his adherents TO
abolish the two-thirds rule, and destroy prin-
ciple of vital importance TO the weaker por-
ton of the Republic.
But no matter what evils may betide the
country, provided Mr.. Pierce can continue to
preside. The wisdom of Solon, the glory of
Trajan, the valor Of Adrian, and the virtue Of
Antonious, are happily blended in this match.
less man
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08
THE cISc1NNAr1 CONVENTION.

At the time of meeting, in Richmond, OF the
Democratic Convention, we took occasion, in
very express language, to commend what we
believed would be the course OF the Conven-
ton, to wit: to give no expression OF preference
for any candidate. Our anticipations were
reaized-the Convention s'udously, and with
great propriety, abstained from the expressions
Of any preference
The reasons given for this reserve were
obvious and just. The coming Issue has been
made by the Black Republicans to hinge upon
denial Of equality TO the Southern States and
Southern people. As on this issue, as a
matter of course, those fifteen States thus
ostracised are inevitably on one side, no matter
who shall be the candidate, it follows that the
only interest they have in the nomination is,
efectually rally the national men of the north
10 resist the Black Republican outrage. 1t is
but fair and natural to suppose that the
national men at the north best know which
man can most certainly rally them. All that
the south can do is to await the selection by
the Democratic States Of the north, and give
their hearty concurrence to the candidate thus
selected.
The Richmond Enquirer at the time copied
our remarks, cordially approving and endors-
ing them. It,wouId seem, therefore, emnently
proper that the south should consult exclu-
sively northern Democratic sentiment.
When the selection shall have been made,
then with propriety the Convention, or the
delegates from one or more States, may pass
complimentary resolutions, expressing their
satisfaction at the course pursued by such
distinguished persons as have their confidence
The north, in selecting candidate to be
accepted by the south, will be careful to select
one who, while he commands more fully the
national vote a. the north, will also entirely
possess the confidence Of the south.
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08

We take from the New York papers the fol.
lowing items Of foreign news brought by the
last arrival.
Nothing has been heard Of the Pacific.
Il was generally believed that the treaty Of
Peace would be signed on Saturday the 22d, or
Monday the 24th Of March. In the event Of
delay occurring, bearmistice would be extended
TO the 3Oth of April.
The tenth meeting oil the plenipolentiares was
held on Tuesday, the 18th March, and the
Prussian representatives took their seats.
The eleventh meeting was to take place on
Thursday, the 10th, and 1t was ru:.cred that
peace would be signed on Saturday, the 22d,
or on Monday, oath,
The actual business Of the Conference Is said
to be over, and Com mittee Of one representa-
tive Of each Of the powers is engaged in draw.
ing up the formal treaty OF peace.
Mr.. Buchanan has introduced his successor,
Mr.. Dallas, to the diplomatic corps, and on
Monday, the l7th, transferred 10 him the charge
Of the embassy.
Mr.. Buchanan has gonc 10 Paris, whence he
will return in few days, and will probably re-
turn home by the steamer leaving Liverpool on
the 10th or 18th Of April.
A despatch from Paris, dated the evening Of
Wednesday, 9th, is as follows;
"The state Of Spain excites great alarm
here. New Carlist attempts are preparing
The Spanish Government has been warned,
and the frontiers on this side are we'll watched"
There is q report from the crimca that two
divisions Of the army, under Sir Colin Camp
bell, viii Immediately proceed 70 Canada.
Additional forgeries by the late John sadIier
have been discovered, among others f25,OO
on Mr.. Dargan.
Prince Frederick William, Of Prussia, Is 10
visit England in May, as the acknowledged
suitor Of Queen Victoria's eldest daughter,
(pripcess royal.)
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08

MokpAF, Arrll Z, ~.

MONDAY, April !, 1870
=. Teackla Wallis and John N. Thomas.
Esgsy Of Maryland, we're admitted aiioFasys
and cousellors u this coars.
No. 6s, Eaphrosiss Foaysrgas, a a., -.
the City of New ons@as, q al Appeal from
the Circuit Court % The unised STATES ioT ths
eastern district of LosisiAna. Mr. 9assios
Campbell delivered the opinion of the eosss,
affirming the decree of the aaiA Ciscuis Court
in this cause with costa
No. 81. Michael Aliens execulors. a a., "A,
David Allen, et al. In error 10 The Circuil
Of the United States for the Western Dsssrscs
Of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Justice calron Delivered
the opinion Of the court, affirming me judTmrni
Of the said Circuit Court In this cause wilh
costs.
Nos. ~ and rs. Argusllo, ct a.. claimants
and appellants, rs. the United siaiss, and the
United States, appellants, %. Arguello, a al.
The argument Of these causes was commenced
by Mr.. w. Carey Jones, for the claimants, and
continued by Mr.. GilIet, In behalf of the
United States.
Adjourned until tomorrow at n o'clock.
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08
From the Liverpool Times, March Is.
Mr.. Dallas In England.


Hon. George NJ. Dallas, appointed to succeed
MIR. Buchanan as United States Minister nj the
Court Of St James, arrived in the Atlantic
steamer from New York on Thursday afternoon
and immediately afterwards proceeded to the
Adelphi Hotel, where apartments had previous
ly been provided for him by Mr. N. Hawthorne,
the United States Consul at this port. His Ex-
cellency was accompanied by several members
Of his family.
AT noon yesterday, q depntation from the
American Chamber Of Commerce Of this port,
accompanied by their President, Mr.. Sillar,
waited upon Mr.. Dallas, in order to welcome
him to this country. In responding to their
fluctuations, bis Excellency expressed his be.
lief that the causes Of difference between the
two countries we're capable Of amicable sou.
tion, and trusted peace would be preserved, not
only for the sake Of humanity, but also for the
interests OF commerce. .8
His Excellency afterwards visited st. Georges
Hall, through which he was conducted by Mr.
Alderman Parker. He expressed, in high terms,
bis admiration Of tho noble ediice, and later
in the afternoon brought his lady and daugh.
ters TO visit it. Capt, Oliver Eldridge, Com.
mander Of the Atlantic, dined yesterday with
bis Excelency at the Adelphi Hotel. He takes
his departure by the . A. M. train TO day for
London, 10 assume his official duties. ann
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08

n@- In copyinga late editorial article from
the PennsylUanian, we fell into the same error
with that paper, about our friend and neighbor,
John c. Rives, Of the Globe. We copy from
the Rennsylraniaa the following amende in
which we beg our neighbor to include us
From the Daily Globe, OF April Sd, 1856
A friend has brought to our notice the lead
ing editorial article in the Fa,nsylUanian of
last Monday, headed, The Washington Union
and Ourselves" in which we6nd the following /:
"Indeed, it would seem, ohen Judged Jy Tie
past, that central press seldom nourishes any.
thing but renegades. Where are Duff Green,
and Blair, and Donelson2 The veterans, Rit.
chic, Rives, and Armstrong, were noble excep-
tionsr The Sentinel, OF this city, copies the
article OF the Pennsylcanian in its issue Of this
morning. ma
"We will answer where John G. Rives is, so
that he can be readily found by any person who
may have any business to transact with him.
He is here, in the city OF Washington, report
ing, stereotyping, and printing the debates of
Congress, at six dollars for long session, and
three dollars for short one, and can furnish
the back numbers from the commencement Of
this session. He has been associated with either
political or neutral press for twenty -four years,
continuously, and this is the first time, he be-
lieves, that he has been called renegade !"
and he therefore calls on the Rcnnsylcdaida to
take back, or attempt to make good, the charge"
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08

a6- The Hisl, american, New York, ap.
pears to be very much riled at portion OF the
late speech Of Mr. Buchanan at the Lord
Mayors dinner, viz that wherever the English
language is spoken, there political slavery
cannot exist Our contemporary Indignantly
says that "Mr. Buchanan was caught in the
toady's trap;" that "he forgot bis American
ISM" Win the hIsh-American please to
remember that this was q dinner given In
honor Of our ambassador, TO Americas repre-.
sentative, as testimony Of the good will Of
the mercantile classes Of England towards
America, and that Il was his duty 70 coneiIiate
rather than 10 take them TO account for what
ever iiliberakty they may have been guilty Of
towards other nations. Was ha, indeed, TO
lecture party Of gentlemen representing the
most powerful interests Of Great Britain, who
had assembled to do him and his country
honor, at moment when our diplomatic
Washington sentinel., 1856-04-08

ThsoasA T.sk.as aaa baggage cAscks a. IN Aad
10 wasAinssaa'f'
BALTTMORg AND ONO RAILROAD
NJ AssSG greatly impsssea sis wesssra
Ill c0aasrasoss sow oawss iAs iaiira iadace.
n.s als ~ uassllss Lss~~ea Mashsagtoa, liall,.
moss, Sad ~ eastisase ~ tAs wssi, ths houhScsl
ana thw soafA Aws.a
TAs coaaseslon bsawsea sAs tfaiss from Wash.
iaFtoa sad he tEaias bsand wesi from hzilimefs
% siways PsemFaly nAas - ths washington Jaas'
toe p@islf rmiies lks keiaY lioaswl Milrs Igoas
Balllmese. rkls y lhs Say change a ears ~.
qnlfvd hstwse. WashinGten sna ihe Ohi0 Hyrr.
hazHage - chwekUd thrasgh % NkDeliDx ai lhe
MashiMxtOa sssfsos. A1A fsrixekrd Sad uaasief.
red theirs, f~,sh lhs Passengersl ~Hhoaa charge,
iof thoss hodins ths"ssh leA.ss ~ F"sis hrkoad,
The eoaanctiag tralas leave washiagson daiis "a
a. N, aad "a '. n, Ga saadays a sAs lal'ss
hour Caiy.
Ai wes.lae as,as osMaaa.sa i made waA lhe
trains ~ tks CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD, rsa
niag fsom bsliafFss oa Tho usio, Beas Mhrshsg,
COLUMBUS. Th~ss isaias e0amrrt ai NswaTk
wah the cars ~ the krwark, MassAeid aud Sasa-
asky R.llruad las Sandasky, Toisde, D.gFoa.
Chicaxo, ~. Lonis ESQ.
Al Coaaslas lhs ~ y. Railroad trains eaaaeel
with the fast trains ~ The Llffi Msam4 Railroad
90 Neaia. CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE, etc Al
4saaa Ton Liuie Miann hallrnadl connection -
iormed with lhe trans through Dasfoa, 90 iADi,
ANApoLls, Tsrse Iiaais, Lalayetts. Chicago,
Rock Island, -. Louis, sie.
IL Passengers loidlag through tickets Iar
NempAss, PacIabstg, NassAfs, Nee OslsaHs cis,
which are also sold Al Washlagten, are transfer
red a. Ciacsansll 10 the Mat Steamers on thr Ohia
Tickets ior Eysass,iIs, Cairo, and "a, Iouis are
sold BY this route
lJ-foR CLEVELAND, and VIA Cleveland 10
Toledo, Detroit, Caesgo, etc. tickets are sold,
when the Ohio - nav 4 al,le hetwesn Wheelne and
wellsville tlor,y mli-sj Sher. . coaaeclioa with
the Cleveland aud P1iisbarg Railroad j. made.
Travellers are requested Ia aoiice that While
THE u the ony roase aaordng through ilckels and
checks in Washington, II A. also the shortest nsosl
speedy, and direct nearly all the lesdiag points
in the great West The distance from Washing.
ton TO Cincianati u ba 653 mil-s, being about 100
miles shorter than by any other route,
FARE BY THROUGH TICKET FROM
WAsHlNGTON: To Wheeling, - 80; Golambus,
Sl3 IS; Dayton, sl3 so; Cincinnati, so; Louis
matt, SIS; Indianapolis, sI7 30; Cleveland, sl2 Ia
Toledo, si5 so; Deliott Si5 20; Chicago so rs
and $40 so; 81. Louis, SO 50 and SIS; Memphis
$40; New Orleans, s3l, etc.
IL FOR FREDERICK aud HARPEH'S FER.
RY, MARTlNSBURG, BERkLEY SPRINGS,
BEDFORD SPRINGS, Pied.
mont, Oakland, and Paramount, passengers may
leave Washington al a. an. or "A y. m. For the
minor way stations between BALTIMORE and Wheel.
ing, take a. m. train from Washington.
III For trains To and IRON Baltimore, Annapolis,
etc, see special advertisements.
IL For further information, through tickets,
&c, apply 10 TlIOS. ii. PARSONS, Ageni nj
Washington Station. John IL DONE,
Master OF Transports ion
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Balli .ore
Nav 5-ly