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CeTToS SUPERSEDED Dy SILK.-The Paris
y n l.. A IL.

CaTToS SUPERSEDED Dy SILK.-The Paris
cnrresn, ndsli II The London Atlas says:
We hail with delight the announcement
ih,i sauaaf has just made 50 valuable disco
very IN ihe az, ol preparing silk, that this arts
I'll. will become cheaper and more common
Than coiiar. Thi. sapaff, il appears, one day
having nothing else 10 do, began 10 think, which
is wonderful f,r sdranf, says Aphonse karr
-iha Tie was but one creature capable Of pro-
d cing--ihai there was but ore description Of
vrgctsble matter. that Of lie mulberry Tree, fitted
fpr that creatures food. therefore the silky sub
stance must not lie in the animal, but IN the
vegetable matter; so Al once The saUaaf sci a.
bout analyzing the composition Of the mulberry
leaf, and hy boiling il 10 thick paste has pro-
duced every description Of silk in immense qnan.
tiiies. | have seen several yards Of manuiac-
lnre. and although waning little Of ihe gloss
beIangng 10 Tia, spun BY The worm, can pro-
nounce itas superior 10 The finest fouiard hiiher-
/ ii made The price ot the silk is FIVE francs a
pound when sun, beng one hundred and iwen-
II franc. cheaper Than that Of The present day.
This new melhnd oi procuring silk will ?, once
he adopted iu al countries, as The mulberry can
be grown IN any country, any requires scarce
Ii any culture
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CuRIosITy PuNisnED.-A policeman in Buff
ialo len pair 81 hand cufl. 10 q Store, and went
rat q iown. The same day porter N ihc Store
thought he would iry them on. Tie hand.cufIs
are 20 constructed ihat they lock by means Of
spring aud cannot he opened exeep. BY pecu-
latiy shaped KEY which i made 70 fl each PAIR.
The mans writs we're soon inserted, but they
we're nnl 80 esls removed. lie rushed franIicslly
10 The police uflirF, and then 10 lurn 10 Ill ie
pneenicn bn, 10 one could nnlock The cntis. lie
wore The ornaments from Saturday I'll Monday,
when lie vas released.
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FoRcE uF rHg EUROPEAN PowERs ACCORD
ii. 10 statement III !" Ia pfesse," ihe milialy
Lind iutre Or Ill ine pnwtrs OF Europe form an
effective ia ii d 4 90 IA men. of whom 1851,
CSC belong 10 lhe six posers repre.enlei 10 The
Congress af Paris. The naval forces 81 all ihe
maritime States uf Europe, according TO the
same authority. form total Of 2.slJ ships, oi
uhrh GOO are steam vessels, and an approxi-
native Total IL $4,000 guns. The six powers
represented al The Congress have q uniicd ns.
val force Or I.5lg vessels and 3g.e4s guns.
They nav speak, therefore, with potential
voice when luselher they undertake 10 adjust
lie terms d peace fr Europe.
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CABnAGr WpRMs.--Juhn Farrar, one Of the
most practical farmers in the State. SAYS,
these destructive insects NAV be destroyed
in the following easy and simple way:
Break Oh large leaf from the bottom of
the cabbage, and place il on the top. upper
side down. DO this ln The evening. and in the
morning YOU will find near Or quite all the
worms Oh each cabbage have taken up their
quarters on This leaf. Take of the leaf and
Kill them or feed them 10 the chickens, and
place the leaf back il there b. any more e
catch"
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THE StIENcF OF 0PTIcs TURNED PoLcE Or
FicEa.-Prolessor Ehrenberg, the microsco-
pist. has been successfully employed by
Prussan railroad company to supply evidence
for the detection Of a thiet. A keg Of specie
had been emptied upon the line Of the road,
refllca with sand, and sent on its way. The
company applied 10 the Professor to know
whereabouts on the road that sand came from.
lie asked for samples from all the stations
examined them with his microscope-and
traced positively one OF them TO one Of the
stations. The field Of detective inquiry thus
narrowed was Immediately occupied by the
agents Of The police, aud the stolen treasure
in short time traced to one Of the employees
0i the read.
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IMPORTANT II TRur.-The n. o. Pcayune
contains a paragraph. which IS translation
from Frtnrl, Journal, 81 IL Nufmandis," pub
Iishcd ii Ronen. IL which i, i Stated ial black
elk handkerchief or era,al, thrown over he face
IL The sGhctcr, il an immediate remedy ior m
epilepiic e.. Ii aids that AZ instance j. iei4ied
10 late Paris joatual, uhero ,onug man pass.
iur along The street was suddenly attacked BY
epilepsy, accompanied by the most violent ron.
sulsinns. person ps.sine by took oil hls
black silk erasai and covered the sutlerer's face
with Il. Tie effect va. Immediate. thick ~.
pot from lie mans mnuih lifted up tie crasal.
and IL slintl time be rose NJ ~ lf awakened
from a sound serp.
Thase who haye Witnessed The dreadful snf-
fcnnrs Of people lab"ring under cpiiepiic o.
viii be glad 10 have Ii in their power 70 Try q
simple aud wonderful q remedy.
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SWEET POTATOES. PLANTING IN LEVEL
GROUND.

The old method Of planting Sweet Pota-
toes hnhiil and ridges, in this dry climate
and on our hard upper country lands. is all
earth TO do we'll. But they lack both ID com
mon culture. Hills and ridges are the driest
forms IN which you can put the soil. Flat
culture is the only right kind for Potatoes.
OF anything else, ir burning climate and on
our clay upland. Potatoes should be planted
" fiat, and may, in that way, be planted as
easily, as corn.
First break up The land we'll; then lay oif
rows 4 feet wide with shovel plow; run
deep in the same tract with rooter, and
then if you wantit perfect, deeper still IN the
same iarrow with common new ground
coulter. Next, list upon both sides Of this
IN the same way; that IS, with shovel, rooter
and coulter--one right IN the other. This
makes deep work, and The deeper the better.
II is soon done. Your ground.is now ready
deep Loose and moist, and will keep SO all
summer.
Now for planting and culture. With a
rooter draw shallow furrow on the top oi
/ the LIST, just over the first shovel tract, u
guide in dropping In this drop the seed cui
the roots, sprouts or vine cuttings. II Or i
inches apart, and c0ser lightly. Plow them
few times. just like corn, running cluse Il
the potatoes. with rootcr, and finish of each
working with a cnltivator. or sumo other
pow TO keep the middle fiat.
This mode OF culture is not one fourth a:
troublesome as hills; the crop is wonderful
This is not theory, but is my constant prac.
tice. By this mode the vines never turn yel.
low; Tic crop comcs forward early in August
aud the owner has no chance 70 talk about
:. small potatoes" Southern cutipator
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PracH WoRA.-. Boiling water, SAYS tie
Horticulturist, is a most excellent aIplica-
ton in the spring nf the year. lur diseased
and feeble pearh trees, and is certain re-
metIy for tie peach worm. A correspondent
very eicclualiy excluded tie peacllWorn BY
digging basin around the faot Of The trunk,
forming cavity 4 foot in width and four
inches deep. and then pouring into this basin
very thick whiteMash, made If fresh lime.
aud suffered 10 stand one day before apply
ing.
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Theisle Major-, 80 well know, when onrc
impouuned by diminuliye tsilor Tor paymrnla u
bill contemporary exclaimed. II yuu were
mi such liule reptile. I would kick you down
stairs Liule repnlcr demonstrated The dun,
md whit il AMI ResolIeci. Major, that We
all cant be great bmies.'
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woaru KsowiSo.-Ihe great difficulty of
getting harses Trnm 4 stable where surround
ing buildings arc in state u conilagration,
aellknoWn, aud that in conscqnencref such
difficulty. arising Trum Tie animals dread UI
stirring from The scenes of destruction, many
valuable horses have persisted IN the Ilames.
A gentleman whose nurses had been in great
peril IRON such cause, having in vain tried
10 save them, hit upun he experiment Of has.
ing them harnesscd as though they were 90
ing to their usual work, when, 10 his astun.
ishment, they were led from the stable with.
out difficulty.
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rorntefeii6ve dollar bills on The Merchants
Bank Of Newbcrn, n. c.. are 10 circulation y
bout pnI.buig. They have female On ilis
,ighl end, aud al |, dian for signellr.
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JUsT RECEIVED.

Enn LBs. Pas Lead. Css lbs. White Zine Paint
0OV 40 eals. Swect OIL hbls, Tanuew oil,
o gsIs. Japan ysml.h, u ibs. paris e.een;
2 .los. paient Psnt DhrS. Day White and Red l'ead'
IA lls. French Zine OF Poieolan White. &c. &e.
LONG & CAIN.
lime ~. 1855. ps-
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Bros Of MELOSs.--lIugs ma. be kept from
melons, cacumbers aud squaslics, BY setting
boxes over them six 10 eight inches high, and
open al bath ends. Bugs tly from vine to
vine. in horzonal direction hence lie boxcs
are generally an obstruction, and they pass
by them II IS said that these frames, with
milinpt drawn over them, answer - good a
purpose for forwarding early vegetation. a
frames covered with glass.
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LONG g. CAIN
HAVE just feee.sd and Offer for sale, large yafi-
N ely oI Psrfumery. &c, Of the best quality, among
which are lhe following:
Cologne, Toic, Vinegar. Lavender Water, Verbena,
tieraneum and Bay Water.
Fine Extracts Bazin * Hat- Bslssme Eau De Botot,
r,sen. enc Toosh Wash,
Chlorine Tooth wash, Paste for the Teeth,
Eau Lus,rsie, very ine az. Lyons kaiharon,
ticle forthe Hair, Hiliefs Excelsior Purni-
lin salve, tufe Palish,
Fsscy sosps. Tnppli Polisb.
shaving soaps, Philoeenes.
Cold Cream. Pomade Divine,
Egyptian lisif Dye.
Fancy Letter 4 Note PAPER, Pockci inksianis,
Envelopes, Steel Pens,
Letter and faolscap Paper, Ink.
Backgammon Boards, wok Boxes,
Writing Desks, caha-,
Post Monies. Baskets, 81. &c.
Nosemhtt rs. 62-
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4 lads once remarked .hat !. carele.sne.s VI.
lil,le heuer ihan hll.way house between 49,
riisnl and design"
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ERYsIPELAs. SALT RHEUM, & ScoR
RtfTIc HtjNOKS

No remedy has esri done % much ks The cure of
disease. of the skin. whatever form they may assume
As th- Ointment. No case Of Salt Rhcnm, Scutvy Se
Heads seTofaa o. EysiPelAs, can long withstand its
influence. The inventor has travelled over iany parts
u The slohc visiting ,he principal heras, dispensing
this Ointment giving sdsiee 10 IL application. and
has thus been tie means 81 restoring countless numbers
10 health
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lust REcEiyEI,,


r,RtRI. starch. Chla,ine Toolh Wash.
u Black Lester varnl.h. Balls sarnpafilla.
Essence u lava Collie, EK- Msl.sne', vennliuse,
ifs Pine, Ayers Cherry Petlcml.
uollsad Gin. Ayefs riiIs, &c. Ne.
Long & CAIN.
June ssd. 1885. pa
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Valuable Property for Sale.


Window Sash, &C., by Machinery.
nay Machinery heins in successful operation. having
1sA employed first rate Wofkmeh. aud having on
hand supply of good lumber, SIN now prepared 10
.Gef 10 The public
Furniture, Sash, Blinds. Doors, &c,
of good sorkmanshp a, shon notice and ehesP for the
cash. PRIDE JONES.
February Ia. ss-
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THE GRAND ExrERNAL REMEDY.

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FpY the aid Of microscope millions of ittle
- openings on the surface of our hodies Through
these Ibis Ointment Nhen rubbed the skin j. carIisd
10 any organ Of inward pan Diseases oi the Kidneys.
Disolefs Of the Liver. Affections cf he Heah. lnam
nation Of the Longs Ashmas, Coughs and Code, arc
by he means cise,uay cured Eseiy housewife knows
Tia, ss passes freely through bone meat ofany thick
ness Thsheaing Ointment iar mote readily penelaies
through any bone o. i-hy part Of The living ty.
ing the most dangerous inward complaints. la cannot
bo feaehed BY o,her means.
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A Duck OF 4 liusBAND.--A married man in
Paris had inherited duilng lhe past year, flom
hls uncle $4,000. Hebegan 10 speculate on tie
Ronise, where he was surprisingly fortunate.
He d i not say word about his good luck 10
his wife. New Years Day came, and he said
10 her, " My dear, here is ticket Tor ,he Opera,
which give 10 you a. your New Years Giii.'
Ills moiesls ponse accepledilMilh gratitude. Off
they went 10 The Opera. Whenahe performance
was over, and lhey had descended 10 The yesti>
bale, livery servant appeared, and threw over
he lady's shoulders splendid opera cloak,
lined with crimson. The lady amazed, look
ed iir,i al The cloak and then al the servant.
who, hnwing respectfully. told her thai her car
riage was al tile door. III stale OF slupelsc-
tion she entered mechanically very handsome
new carriage as she did 90. the fooman told
lhe roachman 10 drive home but This home was
moi tie one she ltil few hours before. An ele-
CANT lille suil oI apparnenis, richly and taste-
tully furnished, now mel her bewildered gaze
and her husband, offering her The key, said,
" My dear, have now presented you with the
New Years Gill really intended for you.'
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SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS. WOUNDS
AMI IINERS.

Some o. the mos, scientific Surgeons now rely solely
an Tia nee u this wonderful Ointment, when having
IL cone with The worst casrs of sores, wounds, ulcers,
glsbiular .uclihEs. aud lumoe. Professor Holloway
hss h, earnsnd o. ihe Allied Governments. Dispatched
% the hc-a,al. of the East large shirmsnsefb b. Oinl-
ent 10 bs used under The directions ul Msdieal sna
In the worsi ess,s Of wounds twill cure any nlrei
raaduaf swelling, stiffness d The cipis even d ~
wears standing.
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K
No sir; not Of The town, but divi Of raft
from l,e country"
I. BY women Of the town, Mr. O'Neil, Il mean
common women--proslllues.
What's ihat!'
Proslilnles-haye you ever seen prostitutes
drunk and dancing al Doyle'sl"
All mnsha. listen 10 that. And is il the
likes o'Deyle thai would allow poslilu,es to
misuse his shop! by the powers Of Cromwell,
i hs hoy Mick was here but he'd twist your
bo,e I'LL you could use il for gimbet.
!" Prostitutes go way wild yon. you black
guald-lo say that Of decent man---will you.
II il W,if MOI mllesiing lhe Cnori, Id peel my
coat and make a founder Of you III less time
Than il would take a iackass 10 whip a thistle I"
Here Mr.. 0'NeiI became so excited that Mr..
Pepper informed him he could stand aside and
make room for The next witness. The case re-
suited IN verdict Of acquilial. Police Tribune.
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PILES AND Els sruLAs,

These and o,hef similar distressing complaints can he
sEee,ualls cured fhe Ointment bc we'll rubbed n over
The parts Affected and BY otherwise following he psn'ed
ditcriiana atound each pot.
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Boik me O'aiasnf md Pins slouM Be uscd ii NE
Joiloring eu,fss
Ba.ioos. Plies. Sores Of 81 kinds,
butn. Rhsnnatism. Spssins
Chsppcj Hands, Salt Rhcum, sca'ds.
chilhlaihs, skin Disease, swelled Oiants,
Fislulss. Sore Legs, silf Joints,
1;ou,. soie Dsessts. Uleefs
I.unhaeo. Sore Heads. veneteal sotes.
MefeunaiEmpions, soie 1hfoais, Wounds Of oil kinds
- sold Al the manufactures Of Professor iotiowAt.
80 Miilen Lane, New.Yo,k. snd 9if strand. londan,
and by aIl respectable Druggists aud Dealers Of Med
cincu lhfonghvu The United slates and The civilized
wetd. W Pots, st % ecnis 6al cents. and 8 each
ar There is considerable saving by taking The lar
ger sifes.
N. D. Dnctidns faf The ruianrs fpaiienls IN every
dIsolJer ns sGised 10 each Pot
September =. 7--lsm'
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OFFICIAL.

lkAAAuN
May 2e, Is56.
ant Congress Of 22d July, 1886, stock
deemabe by terms will be Treasury
the ceThtaeS hereof the I2h Of November nef
interest thereon viii cease.
This will continue purchase prior said
day viii pay therefor the following premium,
interest accrued TO the day Of purchase with
day . interest money reach the vendor:
received the Treasury between the let day OF
June day July ncusise half Of one per cent
the amounts specified in the certificates;
received between the lst and 3ist days OF August
| fourth Of cent;
And ON received amer the 3s day Of August The in
thereon inleesony will be
paid.
Of such this notice be da
assigned United States by the entitled to receive e
when prior The is july the coHsn
half assigned by the present slsekhodet
otherwise such will be payable as heretofore.
further holders Of other stocks o the und
pment will purchase the same between me s
LIST day OF December next unless ihe sum
shall be previously Obtained and will for the same
addition accrued from The day OF the last DIVIDEND
additional interest for e money 10 eaeh
the vendor the following rates of premium
On stock of the l642, premium Of 10 peIcenti
On Of efI and 1885, premium oil 10 per cont
And under the act Of o September ieoo com
ponIv ca,ea II, stock, premium Of
andc this notice should be duly assigned
10 the United States entitled TO receive the money and
sent previous 1t July, the current hafyeafs interest
must also be assigned by sockhoder otherwise the
for the yea day will be payable TO him as here
tofore
assistant Boston, New York. Pmaaepha, Us he
pA'"'' '"'''N JAMES GUTHRIE
Nav 90 din,oNov Secretary the Treasury.
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N the petition Of Jeptha A. Wilkinson, Suffolk county, New
York praying the extension OF patent him the
9TH of January 1885, printing presses oT
from the expiration said patent takes place
The 23d day OF September, ts56--
u ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday the 18th September l2 O'clock
all Bofed appear
why sad petition ought 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required
onee their obrcons specially set forth writing at least
days efofo the OF hearing all Aed either
be used said hearing be taken
eodance with the rules OF the oce, which will furnished
application
The smony the win be closed the sh OF September
neati deposs and other relied testimony
be ned morning IN day the argu
mens IL any, within days thereafter,
Ordered also that this notice pubished Union
elgeneeI aud Evening sia Washington u. C Republican
baltimore, Md Evening Argus Philadelphia Book New
York and Post Boston, Mass successive
weeks previous 18th Of September hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEditors Of the above papers please copy
their bills the Patent Office, with paper containing
July 9-law3w
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Proposals for Deepening the Outlets OF the Mis-
sissippi river into the Gulf OF Mexico.
ESoIKEKR DEPARTMKkT,
Washington, August 4, 1886.

ERaREKR DrPARrMEST,
Washington August 4, 1885,
PROPOSALS will be received this
aelen capacity accommodate commerce. through
m the Gulf Of Mexico" or which purpose there was
appropriated, BY act Of Congress Of s OF July 1885, three hun
Bidders are requeslsd 20 state the Ihey will
each Of the channels specified houghouta we'll
dedned width Of three hundred feet depth Of mol less than
eon sst bsow he level u ordinary low watef which level
officer officers appointed by the Secretary Of War and
y are S Keen each channel open to such wid and
dp for he residue Of the after the amount Of their
plopo e same paeuars for opening and Keeping open eae
70 uniform depth Of not less ,4an twenty feel through
The means By which may be proposed TO accomplish the WORK.
The hs6. accept the offer which, the opinion Of the secre
and TO accept eher proposal Of bidder for either
Of e passes TO The Of The proposals Of the bidder
The qaany necessary be removed on, the exist
to se work % extend s o %
% spoa% be- @ wo
10 undertake. The work are expected therefore, 10 inform them
Amer contract has been entered into the place and direction
an for % By s se
War and The amount which be agreed for opening each
animation BY an oieer oeer appointed above be
" a ~ 70 the s,pSaons Of Ge but no
Ing either channel until after such channel shall have
expiration during which
n to be DC Kept eighty per cen. of Of the whole
Of ,wohds Of the time additional of third
the whole for will be
of the whole during which the channels
the retained the first payment and
naming third OF the whole Of the keeping
channels OPEN will be paid bur no payment will be made unh a
men by officer officers appon by the Secretary War;
and found to be in all respects confornabe
Proposals must be accompanied by evidence of ability
The wou in The M way and within The time and should be
dorsed Proposals for opening channels the Msss
sppi river"
When the time within which proposals be received has
ped they will be opened considered, will
with the bidder bidders
and evidences of ability work satisfactory
Secretary of War
To be inserted for thirty days in the National Ineisencer and
the Evening STAR Washington Commercial Bulletin,
True Della, New Orleans the Mobile Re.seI Mobile
gus, and the Pennsylvania Philadelphia Day Book,
Journal Of Commerce, New York Times,
Boston the Republican, and the Pilot ST. Louis the Enquirer
Cincinnati and the Democrat Louisville.
for advertising with of containing
versemen 10 be sent to Engineer Department payment
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special Notice to TrayelIers rrom Washing gton

TRAVELLERS from Washington for cities nd
ysed that the baltimore Ohio Railroad Company made
ticket them and check their baggage directly
through from Washington city all leading cities the Wesi
the Northwest and the Southwest
Members of Congress and Others the adjournment will find it
peculiarly IN advantage avail themselves of the recently
extended facilities OF this line, which the only that
afford them through tickets aud baggage checks in Washington
The trains start daily from Washington station at g. and
and direct Washington Junction Reay
House" for Benwood and Wheeling Benwood di
with Central Ohio railroad Zanesve Newark Co
umbus xenia Dayton Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis Chi
feHe hsute, Vncennes Alton ST Louis Springfield Qun
Burlington Gaena Rock Island Dubuque, Cairo Memphis,
Nachez, VicksbuIg, and New Orleans.
Passengers desiring view the entire road by daylight
leave ashngton 8, and, reaching Cumberland Az
lie there until Sis morning. when they the UP
accommodation train leaving there at that time for Wheeling
where IL arrives at 4,
BY the 3D. train from Washington they may reach Ben
wood at sH day. hours from Washing
By this conneIon they reach Cincinnati night In 90
hours running time between Washington and Cincinnati
Careful perfect safety
dna objects this route travellers rely them in
securing its advantages.
For further particulars tickets &c. inquire Of THOMAS H. PAR
SONS Agent, Washington staton WILLIAM 3. WOODsIDE,
Master OF Transportation, Baltimore,
Aug 9-dt20