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IMPROVED FARuI,Sn,

iAIHtoNED FARM LANDS
Part Of y " a section q. ana c.x, Of y
section "a y II % Scott county on cas-, AIDE =,
Dubuque road ii rods front ID rods deep wi, d ~
story house, i've roon,, cellar well, &c
u ~ Of D section Il. r ~ n Ra Scot,
county 70 acres fenced three sidss ~ acres bro
Ken Twelve miles from Davenport and half mile
from Long 0rc,e A very desirable and cheap farm
- Halt Of section s. and half Of section g. T TO- X
Scott COUNT, 60 acres loo acres under cultivation
extensive stone quarry and running water new two
story dwelling with stone basement
u Fart OF i. sectton IS IS n X q T.
Scott county. - acres * miles from rour, han.. ~
Hickory Grove road An fenced. snd 10 acre. under
cultivation frame house, TAO rooms AID Kitchen
Fart q W = 4, section n, T q. X n
sou e"aIty, ~ sores H~sr Davenport south of and
facing Oh Locust street, under Guilty. attou
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NELLE.V'G orr.

SELLING OFF.
DLAck LACE MANTLES AND TALMAs-
- 4 frS ie't which siH be sold al
hsaueea Prtees,
ss b, wADswoRTH
nRGANpiEs And LAWNs-A
ReaaeeA Prices,
elk AND BAREGE ROBEs-
RsdueeA Prices.
Iys wApswoRTHa
nREss sILks At REDUCED PRICES At
- iss wADswORTHs
ALL KINDS TT DRY GOODs-
HsAareA Prices,
~ wADswoRTHs
THE PLACE TO Buy GOODS
The Lowest Pstessi
Ds i.al WADsWoRTHs
THE CHEAPEST GOODS IN THE CITY
i can be found At "
jys wApeWoRTHs
X A l. \ X q Z 3 T &C K
i good assortment good st.lss. aud
The Lowest prseesi
ys goto WADsWokTtls
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80 A Rare Chance ior a small invest
nsai IT, sale a small e.,eAil -hmrnt Whore sasd
business mas ~ dnnc Address Immediately thruash
fa.i 0eics JNt
ga
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JOSHUA DIAL,
Real Estate Drokers

JOSHUA DIAL,
Real Estate Brookce,
Corner of Drsiy and TecoaA streets ~ sssirs--
c,.trxnee oG Rre1y street
MILL BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE.
w Invest Loan Money Commission, Pay
Taxes for RESIDENT Make Goeetonsin all parts
q the state, ard perform al basn~s. pert aiming to
Real Estate Ascnc, with the s,rir;c-, punctuaii,y
chabb, bsather. Darrow 1 &c. Davenport, Iowa
George / Davenport. ESQ. Davenport, Iowa
smeas ta,Is snsm Ill., .,a ,.,. nsscnr"f , nsa
j Iarkia Baker, ............ Cincinnati, Ohio
The specisl attention OF all seeking to make judi.
eious Investment. IN Real Esiatr /. invited To- the
following ii-' 81 Gu! aud Farm property
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY
10, $ block o. ~ feet frosst, frame heus~ with
Ave rooms wood house es,ern aud well alley 10 feet
wide on wss, side alley % feet vide south end
2? Half az lot and 10, 9 block Is frame house
With i've rooms god veil, eisicrn ard stable frui,
trees
10, 5. block 81, ~ fee, front brick house seven
rnpns, good cellar well aad eisterL
Par, Of \ Of lot :, and : y Of 10, s block S,
siurdssahts addition, - feet front frame house.
sir rooms, vel! aud stable.
- Iot3 block 10 20 fee, front; frame house -,xh,
rooins outhouses we'll cistern and sablllg for six
hors@s
81 Lot !? block s. " feet trout north side Of
Third street two doors cas-, Of Brady frame house
/ Ave rooms well, cisiera AID stable
% Part Of iots and block MS. lie Claire. ad.
ditiun 35f feet frost FIft@enth street north AIDE
between Brady and Perry frame house, four rooms
| cellar well aud cl.s@rn
% lots. block Sc, ~ feet front south aide al
Ninth street b~t~een c Claire and FaruhAiu frame
hsh-r ~ashs r"ofs, Wei and eis'srn
~ Brady street. hear Tenth " feet fron,: new
Two story brick house seven rooms cellar aud base
ment Kitchen
rNTNPROvHD CITY PROPERTY
sste. Ia'..s 10, block IL, Falton'. add
| tion
lot 10, block ., Fu,an's addition
/ 10 Half Of 10, ., tl.ck r. a feet front
3s I.o,.i ?. >, block -, LIZ Claire. addition
- Lots ), .. block q. lie Clairs's addition
80 Lots In MttcAs.rs McTntosh's. and rorrss, 4
DIlioh additions. comprising of the DE-
sfAoe sites fur Residences TO BE- found within III.
iimits Of the city Prices low and terms eas,
cNIhPROvED LOTS IN MOUNT PIyy SAINT
=" Block "a. Mccoy. addition, 3oxaeo feel.
az Three ieorihs Of block 10, AeCoy's addition
! IMPROVED FARM LANDS
lar, q " section ~ and part OF :
sscuon "a y ), II % Scott county on east aide ~
Dubuque road II rod. front 10 rods si.rp wi n 1
""rs house hse rooias, cellar. web. &c
q Sc \ Of D r L, section e. r ~ Ra Scot,
county 70 acres fenced three sidss - acres bro
| xeh, ,weVe miies from Davenport and half mil,
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CEDAR COUNTY.
" -. In Township 70 Rlw, few miles ftols
NE E ... .ss,ie = - soSRiw =, =: acre. acre:
kssW : section 2 = = SkiW = acre.
. u section ~ - y RI VI, 40 aercs
wy section =. 80 y Rlw, ~ acres
In 81 1850 aeres o. beautiful land seleci-a three
Year, since Price, si3 PER acre
Ne ais A. To~nshipsl NRsw
sw~ . ssw = ! 'ee'i0" ~ 81 SR.w ~ a<re.
Essswsse X section 81 81, :. 20
Mws 4 Ne 's' SECTION on >. y
Embracing 10 acres Of . variety Of vel timbsrsd
and wen ~sisred land only nine mile. from Upton.
cannot be surpassed Price " per acre
M r.. Z; Z Township "sKiw' acre.
tl2 per acre
4. e ! T. . Tsxn.ss,p "sRaw, .ss.'
S2s sE : section IS, .
swS ; y = .. e % . i:S
go acres wei waiersd and timbsred on Otter
crssk one mile FROM Junction Price, . per acre
BENTON COUNTY
No 2so. vsry ans srac, Of 80 acres, six 1l.es
north Of Nirton
No leo An sxesllsn, trac, o. lso acres, u niiss
south from vinson-wsli watsrsd and In nus DsSh.
bcYhcod
CLINTON COUNTY
No sel So acres excellent laad q u yer acre
No 3le Three thousand asrss Of carefully ssisc,.
ed Lagde In Clinton couniy Ons fourth cssh bal.
sncs Ia three and ave ysars
PowEsHEIK COUNTY
No AZ $40 scrss very choice Prairie aud timber
Land Price ~ per acre
-Four thousand seres IN Po~sshsik county On same
tsgms
Carroll county I'D serss under. cultivation, With
good house, wheat crop In the ground sc. Terms
oashsif cash balance In ten years, ten yer cent
JAsPER COUNTY.
No 81: 100 scrss 81 - per sers--ssiscssd land
% acres ~ q, 1s per sers-vsry choice.
Ma and NV xw ~. .se sssa q tn RI, -,.
100 seres st y per acre. Five mllss from 0riunsu
No so3 $40 aerss on line n 4 n r. r. hs,v.,n
or,nnsii aHd Newton Price 60 per sere one nfih
MONROE COUNTY
B. : md iss ..s:,.s !, 7 ~ + y West
w NM .s and I s Il 'is',sA 4 4 /" :
improved fsrms In each section Price 90 psr ARE
-Aiso-
l0o0oo srrss o. nnisapsovsd prairie end timber
LIsnds IN SCOT, SsS.I, Auscsiias C!ia,sa, JaePsr,
tou, story. rowsshsik, PosiawsssoSais and ceher
eounsiss, which re can eel af low prices alIordlnr
ans oppossanissse Tor investment that win pay any
pr csnt pr annun
Also
IAFgs tsaets " choice Land IN Warren, BENTON a.
uet ~ couuttce ~ 4lnnseea for oals very Low Pas
lise Wishing 20 make probable invsssmsnss vti a
veil 70 e.iI ard sxaains our sxlsssvs NJ u sgoa
seeAie vsIose purchasing slaswAsrs. W ~ e01or
~ snat svesy variety u Taste l0so1I6o cd
6saiisy q lasd, can - sulssa q or 60,
ALEX = CLA1x
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MoSgY TO LoAN.-Apply 10
4 AUGUSTUS mAvILAND
IeiAalw 10 Claire Row
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General. District Judges. Members Of the
Board IL Education. District Attorneys
members of Congress, aud such State officer,
"a shall be- elected at the April election. in
the year one Thousand eight hundred AID
iity seven, except the Superintendent Ut
Public Instruction. and such county officers
A. were elected al the August election, in
the year ono thousand eight hundred and
fifty except Prosecuting attorneys. shall
be held on tie second Tu.s.ia, &c Octobsr.
one thousand eight hundred and fifty eight,
provided that the time for which any Dis
trict Judge or any other State ~ county Of.
iiccr elected NJ the April election in ISIS
shall not extend beyond the time fixed Tor
filling like offices at tue October election.
Sec. y fas first election for Judges vi the
>up,cmc court, and such county officer, ~
shall liz elected at the August election. in
the year one thousand eight hundred and
MI seven. shall he held ON the second Tue.
day II October, In the year one thousand
eight hundred and fifty nine
Sec. v. The first regular SESSION Of the
General Assembly shall be held in the wear
one thousand eight hundred and fifty eight
commencing on the second Monday of jam.
airy Of said year.
Sec. ~. Senator. elected at the August
election, in thc year one thousand eight hun.
dred aud fifty sin, shall continue IN office.
until the second Tuesday ii o.t.l,er. I'M th,
year one thousand eight hundred AMI fifty
nine, nj which time their Successors shall IL.
elected as may be prescribed b, Law.
Sec. IL. Every person elected by popular
vote, by vote IL the General Assembly. OF
who may hold ofiic. by Executive appoint
ment. which Office is continued b, tia. Con
stitution, and every person who shall be- ~
elected or appointed, To an! such office, be
fore the taking effect Of this Constitution
lcxccpt ~ in this Constitution otherwise
provided shall continue IN office until the
term Tor which such person has been or ma,
b. elected or appointed shall expire bif no
such person shall continue in office after tax
ing eject Of this Constitution, Or longer
period than the term Of such office, IN this
Constitution prescribed.
Sec. II. The General Assembly, 1t tho
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS BOTEI.-Goy Willard, Ind:
II Burr, Ny; Hon J VI Gregg, Ind NJ Thomas
and family HYE d Stevens, Pa L X Cooper,
Md, w Jones and lady, Va; Hon w Jones
Tenn; Mccain, NY; ] Mccain. NY; Brown
do; A McWills and lady, Miss r NJ Wright
Va; Hon Geo f Semy, % Hon NJ Bean Hon
l. w Hall, do; David Naa, NJ; A Banks, Va;
Dr y MoIsns, DC d Anderson, do, A VIII
son, do q w Gillian, Va; T samson, do; III
Bradley, do; Nj Reilly: Miss II Butts, Texas
Hon Phelps, Mo; r Modet, Havana . w
Corbin, Va; E f Harvie, do; J c Groshonp NJ:
w Wsems, Md: NJ Hook, Md; ) Butt and
lady, o; Hon John Clark, Mo; Miss 9 CLARK
Va II smith and lady, Wis y Stausburg
Nd; Mr and Mrs ROeiasson, q; Chas w Hatch
do; Mrs ID II Disney, do; Master ID Disney, do;
A Long, Va; J. Stephens, Ky; IN Pook, NY;
Z Sprague, Md.
Us. HOTEL, IL. o. SMITH s)-Dr Turner
NY; w Fulmsr, Ind; A g Davis, Va; : Dodd.
HI; } Sumter, Ind; J VI Johnson, w McAleer
Yk; Mcintosh, Mr. and Mrs Comm. sc; J VI
Porter, Va; de Edmunds, Europe; G w Tyler
DC; A Whittier, w Barnes, Va; g q Norville
Ohio; w A PuTdon and lady, Pa; 3 Daniel and
family, La; A Young, Williams, o and
Monroe, A Wilcox, Md; w For, w l. Cock
lin, Pa; ID NJ Green, NJ Hamilton. ID C.; Col ID
Wzddle. Jones, Va; ] l. Hayes, Md
WlLLARDS' HOTEL-Capt Sterrett, USN;
french, do X Anderson. Va; A q Burke, A
Johnson, Mas; r W Bradbury Va; Wool
dndge and son, NY; C r Cushman, Mass; Lady
Ouseiey and daughter, Eng; Grund III; J b
Palmer, Mich; Thomas Rainey. Il III Davis G
Rowan, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Potter A Marsh NY:
Dr smith, s A; J c Long Pa; A Fender
grzst, TLOs Fraser, London
kIRkWOOD house. A Parker. Mt: ID
Mes ss9,, va IA Hon Harris, III; Green, Pa;
La; II Hudson, Va; Hancock Pa: q N InIInn'
France; ID Manning, Md; v O,Brten do. I Xxx,
Claiborne. La. WAN
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Miscellaneous.
By TIE pAEn@Ses4g3r THE UNITED

the q ns ~ s ss isssH
5sS q:
!. S,sts: u a. SsIs
e Il. ;. BE-
rtsry Of Ainnesota, at the periods hereinafter de-
the sshth day Of March next, for the disposal efthe
named township; and raston.i township. n the late
reserve for the halfbresds mix cd floods Of the
NORTH Of ths base Tive and scsst af tAe 6<.h ,ris
opal meridian.
The gnlocated tracts IN fractional township one
hundred and eleven, oil range ten. .'..-
The Indicated tracts in fractional township ore
The INDICATED traots in fTactionsi township, on.
hundred and eleven and one hundred and twelve, of
The INDICATED tracts in township one hundred and
eleven, and fractional townships one hundred and
twelve and one hundred and thirteen, Of range thir
The INDICATED tracts in township one hundred and
eleven, and N that part Of township one hundred and
thirteen, within the aforementioned reserve, OF
range fourteen.
The upooated tracts in that part Of townships one
hundred and eleven and one hundred and twelve,
within the aforementioned reserve, of range fteen
the FIRST day Of March next. for the disposal OF the
public lands sItuated within the following named
serve for the breeds or liked bloods Of the Ds
cOtah or Sioux nation of Indians. viz:
North Of ths bass line and ,cest of tbs th p,in-
- stpaI msrtdiaN.
The INDICATED tracts in that part Of fractional
township one hundred and ten, within the above
mentioned reserve, of range nine.
The unooatsd tracts IN that part Of townships one
hundred and eight, enc hundred and nino, and frso
tionai township one hundred and ten, within the
above mentioned reserve, Of range ten;
The INDICATED tracts lnthat part oftownship one
hundred and eight, within the above mentioned
serve. and in townships enc hundred and nine and
one huhure ana ten, OF range eleven
The INDICATED tracts in that part of townships one
hundred and eight and one hundred and nlne within
the above mentioned reserve, and IN township one
hundred and ten, Of range twelve,
hundred and nine and one hundred and ten, within
the above -mentloned reserve, Of range thirteen.
The Indicated tracts in that part Of township one
hundred and ten, within the above mentioned re
serve. of range fourteen.
The INDICATED tracts in that part oftownshp one
hundred and ten, within the above mentioned re-
serve, or range fifteen.
uaccordance wit the provisions Of the act of Jnly
IT. 1884, herein before referred to- pre- emplIOn claims
will not bs allowed to any of the above -meniond
lands until after they have been offered at public sa
and become subject to private entry.
The offering or the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, md will proceed in the order
In which they advertls until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed but
no sale shall he kept open longer man two weeks,
mitt ed unt after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city OF Washing ton,
tht sixteenth day of Sep tember, ammo Domini one
| thousand eight hundred and ffty seven.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
So l9-law3m
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b A" ~ CHUBB BROTHERS.

DnrosIfs. Deposits received and Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
cities received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
sad Cities furnished to depositors WITHOUT charge.
INTEREST ON DEPosIrs.-Interest will be allowed
on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed upon.
DEPOSITS ~ VIRGINIA AND gNcURRKST MONEY.
ceiv to be checked for same funds in
DIsCouSTs.-Notss, Draits and Bills Of Ex change
and Securities, at the market rate.
furnished, negotiable in the different Cities of the
and interest allowed II Money is dspositsd. and
charged if Conaters on such terms az may be agreed
upon.
be furnished with drafts Ia such sums az may be de-
sired negotiable in the different Cities of the Union.
LAND AND EuRoPx.NBiiis Of Exchange and Letters
Of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe, furnished
at the market rate for Exchange, in sums to suit.
ties pay ing from to u pr. cent. always for sale,
bought IN the different Cities at commission of i
cent Whess stOSk are bought aIsHT 70
graph.
RAILROAD. CIT. AND STATE BoNDs.-Rairoed,
City, and State Bonds be placed in hands fol
negotiation, either IN this country or Europe. Rail
rocd ITGS purchased for cash or with Bonds:
market rates. All Warrants sold by are gvaYas-
fssf IN every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regulary furnished IL re-
" srrsuts will be forwarded to w estern Houses on
orders or sent Tor sale on commission to responsible
parties.
real Estate AND INsURANcEs.-R Real Estate
bought ana sold, and assurances effected.
Cone REss-Claims on the Unitsd States, before the
Court of Claims or Congress, intrusted to Us, will b
BY prompt e5a t1f HBisRRUrsTfHERs
jsnH Opposite the Treasury.
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RAPsA THE WATER PIPxs.-Tbe Hartford
Courant OF the alst relates a story Of family In
and tried various plans to get rid of the nuisance
without success. Finally the rat holes were
stopped up with tin, in hopes the depredators
would take themselves fon finding that egress
was i'm possible through the accustomed channels.
But, one morning, the inmates Of the house were
awakened by the sound Of water rushing on the
kitchen floor, and II was found that the rats had
gnawed tn ough the lead pipe In TWO places, be.
tween the floors, thus causing the leak. One of
the holes thus made hole large enough to per-
nit a stream Of water Of considerable size to pour
on the floor above, and the stream from the other
incision wa, finding its way below. The floors,
both above and below, Were completely delu2ed
with water. doing damage to the ceiling under
meath, and flooding the kitchen. Iron pipes will
be found impenetrable to the teeth Of rats, and
that is the kind Of pipe that should be used in
ratty houses.
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TINTED STATES MAIL.
VIpGINIA
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Nov. 10. Ia57.

fCsT OFflCk DEPARTMENT. Nov. ~ lsJ3.
Proposals Tor carrying the mails OF the United
states from lst FEBRUARY, lsS. 10 3th June lgi9 on
the following route n the State of VIRGINIA. viii be-
received at the contract Office Of this department
until P. m Of the 4th day Of January next. 20 be
decided on the following day:
$50 From Charlottesville. by North Garden. Coves-
VILE, Oak Lawn, BovIngton. Roses MI.s,
New glasgow, Amherst Courthouse. ard
Cool " ell, to Lynchhu-g. 20 miles and hack,
SIX times week. 1, four horse coaches.
Lesve Charlottesville daily, except Sunday, at
Bpm;
Arrive at Lynchburg next day b, 81 am;
Leave Lynchburg daily, except Sunday, al
am;
Arnve at Charlottesville Ivy IIpm;
Proposals containing a different schedule vii
also be considered.
For forms of proposal. guarantee, and certificate,
also, Instructions and requirements TO be embraced
~ the contracts. see advertisements Of Jan. - 55.
FEBRUARY 9. 1851 and FEBRUARY ., 1851. or either q
them, IN pamphlet form, at III the principal post o.
foes. AARON v RRONN
n2i-lav4w Postmaster General.
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TIE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM

Ore Of the Steamships Of this Company, oarrying
The unlt.d Srtes Mails for ACAPUi.O, -<SHaA
CALIFORNIA, sid OREGON, leavesN4GEE
Panama twi9e each month on the arr-sSxSx~fs<s
sal Of the United States Mail :. :. Company steam
srs, which leave Eew Orleans and New York regu-
ary On ith and 18th of each month with the mails
AID passenger. connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and ap-
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
,di S15sty.
The Panama Railroad al miles long il nov COM
peted from ocean to OCEAN. and rs CROSSED IN or
hours The baggage of passengers check ed in New
lor. through to Nan Francisco, and passeng are
embarked NJ Panama by steamer ut the COMPANY .
expen.e. The money paid IN New York covers all
peB.5s of the trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san Pra3cfsco to prevent detention case OF acct
dent SO that the route Is entirely rsIiabs-nO fail
having occurred In eight years.
Passenger leave Panama the same day they az
rive At Asplnwal.
Conductors 90 through by each steamer, and take
charge Of women ard children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at
the agency, III West street, New York, to
|. w. RAYMOND,-or to
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS& CO.,
jy 2a-tf CT BARTLETT. Boston.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FORALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
- ~ u 6 ! >

~ S-SNN2C
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The recent OK tension and improvement of It's load
ing connecting lines at the West has required an
tire revision Of the running his road
fs fffRE Ss AZ 'f RI TSsS IN Jun:
iG:s
from Camden station, Baltimore, at AM. except
suRasy; ss3Ba e way stations and arrives at Cum
ssc99pdI,fhs MAIL TRAIN starts SUNDAY Ok (,
a: NJ, connecting at Benwood with Central 0hlO
trains for COiumbus, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Lou
.h f snf bs e. paSs
Cisysssnd Road, and also at ParksrsSurg with Ma
rThIIaE III ST LOUIS and cINSTNNA At
from BelaiIs to CincinpatI (iriihonf change a.
Car, Ct &C GNa.msxsI and 5sachng there n egt
ton. Il also connects directly. IN both directions
at Grafton with cars BY Parkersburg and Marietta
connect at Xenls for fadisnapois. Chioaso and ST.
Louis, and at Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and
oas thfSpash to ST. .S IN sss than hour s2 from
Baltimore. By this train the time to oil the central
@ e % M nSoes be
the shortest Of other routes. From the West these
Sns At eTs ssu al sO;s ND ar
IL Baggage checked through to all points.
THR0nGH TI nG SOLD at l9Ssst rates Al
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
pie,o the tntiye road by daylight, by taking morn
ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland or Oak
land, and resumlng pext morning by Wheeling 40
cOmm0datlon train, leaving Cumberland at and
Oakland at 1880.
FOR WAY PASSENGE
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram at A M.
will stop at all Stations east of Cumberland. and the
Wheeling Accommodation at all stations beyond
Cumberland going West. EastwarIly, the Mal
Train leaves Wheeling at 8.So A. NJ. and A ccommO-
datiOn leaves Cumberland at 3, reaching Baltimore
at53OP. NJ.
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. between Grafton and Parker sburg, way
passengers will take the ExpTssswestwaTdIya and
the Mail esstwardy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 p. ~,
stopping at way stations. Leaves Frederick at Sis
A: NJ, nIrlvlnY at Baltimore u noon.
The E1.LlCOTT'S MILL TRAIN leaves At SIS
A. NJ, and SIS 2. M. Leaves EIoott's Mills at
\. NJ. and p. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave BsltImoIs for Washington at AS and e.l5
An :. 5 and SIS 7. NJ. On Sundays at AS A. NJ,
Leave Wa,hinSicn for Baltimore at 6 and s.sa A.
VI. and Sand 40 p. NJ. On Sunday At IA. NJ, aud
The first and fourth trains from Baltimore, and tn.
second aud fourth trains from Washington, will be
express mail trains stopping only at WASHINGTON
Junction and Annapolis Junction.
The 9l5 and Is trims from Baltimore and the So
and 4 ~ VANS from Washington Connect with the
trains from Annapolis.
For tickets, information, fare, TO-, apply to J. T.
ENGLAND, Agent, at the Ticket Office, Camden
Station. WIN. 9. WOODSIDE,
~ l3-tf Master of Transportation. Baltimore.
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GOODS FOR VIRGINIA. BANK NOTES.

a. A. H. Miller, son 4 CO., will isI! ~
4CEENs. WARE, GAS .FIXTGRES.
6sy a Q /, At their usual regular low prices,
WIZ a discount OF hve per cent. for cash as VIZ
heretofore, and rsoeive in payments notes of sNy Of
tne virginia Banks Cox Dept ths Bank Of kansn wa)
par. Any and ali debts due them, car be paid in
She same currency, with thanks to such OF their
debtors As choose to avail themselves Of Shis prop
ositiOa. VIE p'"V
Alexandra. Sept. =, 1857. ss@-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-30
DAN KING USE

BANKING HOUSE
CHUBB BROTHERS.
Depositors deposlting Bank Notes viii please
mark their Checks payable in currency.
DepOsites of Gold will be paid in Gold.
Accounts wi i be opened with depositors allowing
them to deposit Gold and Check for currency, the
deposItor being credited with the difference.
R-ff CHuBB BROTHERS.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITEs.
MONEY LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES
CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS.
ian TIT OppoSits the Treasury.