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COME AND SEE THEM.
AAMNEs. ssa:ssseS.
Merchant Taller and ('lelhier,


SAMNEs. ssa.ssssS.
Merchant Taller and Clslhier,
enHsnS ~ arrasttf RAJ rusr "ftto.1
lNouLD INVITE TIE ATTENTION OF
w he hu,"f''n- ir,s.is and The i'uisf KetsfsiiS
H. Lis
.Ew s. iAKoE ASSORTMENT of oIurus,
fshasssibrtl ahsi NesliHR- II 30. ia-i rt.Hsh Ens
tt~h aud AtrrsFan manufacture isn.trd THE
naarkst which stll las tla ~ s,tlrr Wi tl. lA.i
~ s- aud ssN siari hutire
u. NJ sd fri.ai@ 4 wauld Say that n,s .t.sek -
larger stfd better than u has i.ssl III lIasr
thai have fss"fsd with rati plea.. ..s,a.
ss,sl .ss.a,.- ,nY e-si- aid rtee- Yoa will nia the
lr-t sssis, hsf. 81 tl.ta stsi lower pss Than
sH1 ether hsuss la the city
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A large a~st,rttarH II .tifhiHg. suitable TT the
~ my iassufsstnta wl.rs ~iit b. ..i
stsar - kastsrn nais sael-. rArfD garmrnt fsassu
Iastas.1 u warranted
INDIA HunmER sNn,O>.
tssts Pants, ,NsTait. tst.-
FUKNlsiiiNG GOODS.
FIu. hi" aud fsnsS sstfis. tis,liaTs HsHIlef.
shsf-. sasIeni.rs, iis-s. AIsAt- Iia- slss.s ssik
Asf,1o. W'ai sud ttftaa siifts AID drawers aud
stsfSth.ss asaaiil lFli II ,.apilanrn Furnishing
riaas
TRUNKS
flu s.lr IssSh.t isunAs ssd N2sos, " ssai -.
stssi ssssi Parking Treak. sstIrt BaE- a.
hsa.i, :, opposite the fe-' .,l'l..
1ass oeece6Vea.
A FINE Lot ~ GENTS KID CLONES
II W. keep non. l.t Ai.asss.s- Lspt thur eus
to.ass. can depend apnu so.,.i A,l,eir
m.,7 n ~ rAKKsa 30
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ooerrtso9's AnGs.S.
,isus SoRAcRlnERs ARE AGENTS. ron

stsHs S0Bss'RlHERs ARE AGENTS FOR
! Ms-ssts n a. Herring t'a'p celebrated VII.
all thsst fn@si wxs.@
NJ ~1wld in,ir the ast.at..n ~ the public 10 tbs
" THAT th"-s Rates hass tut stasd the tssi 81
It'll htr thlsf snd siee Ut uu,r Nety many ssfes
81 IA defy III. tasnsf aud yet fall before
~ tstist
n. sual,,s. et ths.a ssfe. are we'll kna~a that
lie assiatt,S ~ N. merchants 80 Nov yaik and
ttttsi.lpk,s a-e ho s,tLet make ~ RATES W.
atssh Sst.- 81 ell sis~s aud With asy description 81
49,. waited and ~sti Warrant To the aisnss Il.
aAN 4aa tilss ~ the RATES cell
huktupWn tkkTrYnAN q ia lxBi.L
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Leave Orders.

kC0VG VJ06uUe
l,oR SALE, IN LOTS To SUIT PUkciIA-
i sERs, the fnEossias, tolwit
10 Ton. af straw,
500 Basael. OF Potatoes,
10 Barrel. Of Pickles.
Order. len sf the rurnsr ~ Fourth and H,'ek u
iand streets will be pagrtnaliy attended - -
..aldif JACOB ~. ki4ItsiB0k
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IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
uBossCoxsunitDh's TOOns.


IRON PirTSBuR0 BOILED AND CHAR.
! coal -wri- aud New York rrnned NJ ali siscs !,
vi RNi- superior srfiei. ~ ~ i- aud flttshufg
d .ss,a. Ensn.h Mister ,serman and sps,ns s,rrl .
IA rre-.ci Nut. aud Washers All s,se. RelIaw.
t.ults Nhr-, han.raers aud Toags Stocks aud Dies,
,u,a- Mea.. Hole cs.i and b,cei Fsesd, Hors
.'eos aei sils ss.arted sire. sprinw., Wagon Gar
n1sS, Asir- saavel. epsdr. and drain seeap.. Va
ttaa. ttand. Ihnh'e shgans sud Wagon nos.s.
@ttsa -s~- tr.~hArs fcks ts's~s, urindstanes
,a.i npt.r i,cad M,eh,as re.,s, Iron Kettle. IN
tNtnsc"-
/ rrses ArIa,chsr. rat.n, IAN aud poree Pump
ti- anap VIA hot ttee<s and iess habie get
| ta~r than any ether IN aud has had pssmi
as awarded al s.s,, f.i' .. which !, hss been en.
| tstat.d isu2s 81.
Ewarssssalks~ l,eseAvuoeA srases.
4 hArTED To ANY REQUIRED OPERA
- ttaN " weighing ~ for iron, zeal hay, stack.
sel ~ che ~ Warehouses .torcs aud toanafi~s
| sel i" -h",, Cot cs.,, kisd OF sas,ns.s
ts stea, sk,i. aud hdshty employ .d Ia ti..r mann
e. and III. DETERMINATION on the part ~ tho
manufacturers n.,st I" s.~ e Imperfect srtisle 10
| - sath itum their establishment has sslaed for
la, scale. srpu,aitan thai has ns,~, been sur
IA -et IA the whole range Of usctul mechanism.
fht rssi~- are unanimously seknow lodged - tho
- ststafa ~ all ,tsasacttsas ~ wcsTht
ia~sa,, which aso.a trnsn Discrepancy u weight
b. n.n au. - sl,1saks sesi.- Ia use b, tha hali'
~ ana pho Railroad aud .ns oi another uasufss
tu.r Ma. rec.s,l, Tried "a tho toat al Common
= a. halua.,e the cas-. e.ap'ss th. aaatt tao
So ani an,te" hsrsks Ia ststNetins hts asesion'
sts1s ". resat et HI. yt.u,- that IA. accuracy
/ - ftAthsnk's Ncslss We. established beyond ali
.sse .tNsn Pa sale b,
/ nu9nvwr rRkTTyMAN . DAi2EI.i.
| III M~il kna~n reputation ~ th~.. Scales has w
| ssse.a th- N-ai.,s Ut imperfect snd Wharf.-The. bal
| -. ~ usi,r them ss fsifhsnks reai.. aud puT
e4sssts haN" thereby Ia many cases been snbtestsd
| 4 fraud ssd impa.iiios The manufacturers bsss
~ sttsstfuNst-s With kan.rabe npetitets wbe
HaHsest su-iness Ia their nanses hut teesrtins
IL perpetrators 81 the ah.,e fraud - pursuing
tstrT ahk. a,a. snsi d.shanasah,., they taks tbs
assahtt ~ vsutlan the pahlic ~ their Imposition
/ lis tsirntrss manuta~tutv under their owa In
sssstt, ,,'iy ~ thsts tsctnss ~ ~ Johsshafy VI,
/ - .atN AZ Dasvnt.st ssisly rs
/ III kN0NH. fHkfrfAAN BALxkiI.
/ EaT fAtkRANkH 3 90
| ~ 5sLsssa'y, VI naS y, iss
i 8aHel lAMN.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOSHUA DIAL,
Rent E.N0satc BrsDk cr.

tllfUrT NJ RfsdY and seeond stftstr7 up siaiTs-
entrance on BRADY street
DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND soLp AND
~ Money Losn.d oh Commission
TANEs paid aid collections made foF par,ic. b.
all -esti,'u- az the ranntty
LAND WARRANTS located, and ali bu.lnrs=
pertaining a. isati Agency faithfully transacted
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Ready Mads stoshtssg,
ttssh@, tasstssssss.,
Nssetssgs. aud aseWste-
nsg es~ EAexsSSAskssu e.sssssa.

llAiE Now IN STORE. OVER mMN
Dollars worth - tn aiHat~ mcntt.,n.d su.sis.
Mhteh nin-t b- s..si. " H. hass hauled .nE Nha.
.i@k aud marked our F,sis savs ~ least tn..aI,er
rsHi sad have resolved trgtn this daN forward a.
- Al 81 D. fki, T. sii 80 how that ~t4 ss,tls
tttuh W. az" connected With tia vcil kt.tNh
tsNitshtntht - HuntiuFdaa, wtisN@tth Fatk- ai
slhtcsga aui Htst"n, sd bnA s..Ai- ~ MsmaIsr
tnf.ar ptrs- VIII these #Vthttgs ~e THAI ~ ean
aFisf Aaa Afrai lfsrgatAs
fstasasias I. a'.-n ltsA ~ tbs manufacture III
t4astoal Work tsartnstIs war; 4nied ts d. q ao
.sie
ftsr. opposite 4. Claire Row 81 the aid stalsd 81
Etasti Alden
mss II ~ PARksA 80
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l,'AiiiAsGE IN ALL TIKI PRINCIPAL
- ,ttis~ - iis United states, s.ssai hFlNA ~.
a,s'i sol sassatH.tiisl Enr,.a t.sarht ahA saA
N,'i'- tWd ~ str Fu"ctEs aud tsftasts tVtatttvt
." Isii 81 tbs tiit-si stats. sntt,nt tais. ~
ba.bsi,sr
,'iir'ttan- IL Sat"- i'rsit- Accounts. -, sstss
ai.d Itsfttsisss- ts,ais 80 al pats ~, .Fns.i
STALE 'sHssi.s afd t.ufspr
fst.Ark apd E,ts.= i-ugit nA ssla
ahd Iitvits Has sssflertrh
istls'i sfraht-, ts,nght .nia ansA i4eatrA
EsFhafge ga e4tA,- No tIs~ hAsa fslatv-
ttTtsAisf = AsrniS., N.N Ntstk sab
Aiissny sttH EsAt Albany
Buffalo its Ifs4A iEnaia, n \
Ftnk ~ tstntasf.r. i.ss-t.a. Ma
IIsiesnifsss issnL Philadelphia "a z -
Merchants tutl MaHutsstnfef- Haul lattshlrs
Mckhn q, isltintsfr, N u
Gilmore tifgtL.ft.sii, Cincinnati, a.
Lucas a slutesis, 81 fsini- NJ
,Ataysttr' isahk New sfi.sisr -
hNtft, IstuthsI 5 Jahnet44ss atafsasa ~
~,tss asslA att
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Drugs and Medicines,
l'nissas, Gifts. l'mssssi Medicines.
kSerfssAsrrN.

Fancy soaps, rsuaiunl-, OILS and Extracts for the
HAS. 1unb- Brash.-, sc A..
We bo~ have the lats.si aud best assortment of
Pertumery, Hair Eslrset- s. ia the city which We
purchase of this Manufacturers aud Therefore eau 1T
ford sell al the srts lnwrsi figures which viii
k~ happy - cuntince friends " they Will call and
see fo- themselves
Tho Prescription department IL particularly at
tended Ia by Mr. = X k~grr ia p.r-an AID ia
pounding preparations hut III. ie-t aud pnre-t
Drug- viii be- u-si
H. recommending ourselves to the pats hope
to meet with out share customers aud Ia Keep
hy giving cniire satisfaction
n Il Medicines Al all hours 81 tbs IiaEt
w w Mo- AMMuS d 60
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DEEDS aud all ottsr Instruments 81 writing
prompt, sId esf.fail, .Kr,u tei
Particular attention gwen g. Va. ~fta ,iou ~
Title. 60 Real E.tats, and abstracts .tssn Ml,b .,
aus-t.d
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TYPE FOUNDRY DEPOT
Printers uruishlnG
HOUSE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
nAskxrDEr, InwA.


We would Inform 'ho fdntsr- ana
Publishers 81 Iowa and The Norm
West renefaii, that We hase recently
taken the Agency ~ several Eastern
Type fouhdfie. and Intend 10 Keep
GA hand large stock u Typ apd
ara'-h A. Foundry pr.ee-, addi"s
frs'shi Our arrangement. are eois..
-, .n.,,, :, :, m,,.,,.,
ns.a,a and The trade can now bs
,u,a,.,a., With .y.nth,.. they re.
49,. -.
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Intelligence 0Gee.
THIS OFFICE WILL HEREAFTER be
j held im gosaaasns Auel,oa R.-,.a. All psIsons
wanting bu-iLc.s Il that nature attended "a nii aud
th- plAse enns ea.aat. Prices low aai. prompt nj
teaiioa gives opp,.at. the r.~i titles
tssIgitI John FOREMAN
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Fats an0 Gaps.


s1siiE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM
! h~ nssna- amd tbs rahiie that be- hes rsaoysS
h. stsyk ~ Hats, taps and tuSs, iaia th~ Guildias
tatasts ,.rear,~d nv Mr. WasAbssn on N~r
si saiss, u.a, sitssaisss The Aesrops,ilisA sleck
ts.as aall 10 ,s..ipl II large ias.ess ~ Vail aud
W. us=i- ,hiak ssa .s5.t isdaeels.nis that
MI 40, tall 7" please
ssst~tm eMAkLks W vkRDkR
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frses ATba,chcr'. rst.nt ian aud Foree Pump
tii- famy VIA hot ttee<s and iess iabie Ia get
tss~r than any ether IN aud has had ptsmt
vets wsri-d AT s,si, fsit ct which u hss bsea
bstatsd iaugs 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-24
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTEI-S

"ILLARDs' HOTEL.-Col RorcbtbsI and
LADY, Nd Geo LeaTy, y York; p kesn. Va. q =
spencer. DIR Cohen, Nd; Com j r ellis. IrSS.
noe Irumbull and family III; c A Sa1ndsr.
hrs story Yk; Thorndiks and ADV
hass Jas Ro5b and family, WIN Johnson. T.,
schisy, ny; r Brent, Nd; Hon b c Rrodsr,'
6kl Csli Miss BOushe, NJ; a Monroe N r.. w
= nnty, va; Capt Cayendy, w Field w
49, IN, ~ L Thomson, DIR Lynch, USN
major WV Chapman, UsA; c Gro.hing. nj
bhOWNS' HoTEL-w Edison. XIV. w r.
raShe, va Beatty, Nv; w l. Wilson lou.
Catei, Md p BaiIard Va: j Inceiy .nd
family, N.Y. y Harvey, Pa I Hal d .
Mitchell, do; w g Wright and LADY, v, IL "a
w Wright, do; SevrlI Md. -, ..!s s
Mo; Sanford and IA mily, mi; CiIis, M. %
Bell, Md AroB,, NY, Collins ar p,,
d Lnekeu and lady, Aid, Parker and To- Nv
) X Mcdaniel, Va, l. Harvie do Hon Ia.
or sc; O Clitherall, MT; James Geddlnv..
U s. HOTEL, a.. o snIrr s)-F Ringoob
w lIson, pa; Berkeley, A w Deahl Va: r
kseIey, Ohio; ii Wiley Md; On Johnston "
fkj Motitt, X speIeman, A w Bingbam
and lady, l. Wingfeld, II Is Hutchinson Va:
Rogers, w Sharp. 4 r Reynolds, NYk; Col
Laurence d Perry, J A Williams and lady, NC;
P"snLcl Mass ~ ~
,IkkWOOD HOUsE-M Hughes, NY: w
"a Churs hweil, Tenn; Il Armstrong, La: John
Dasn, i Mrs Brash, do; Livingston. FIz.
W hsiIer, Mo, Williamson. Va. w ch..b.r
w Brokaw, o. "e'' w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-11-24

ADVENTURE of AN Ex-BAPrIsT PREACHER.
Wsare 1hformed Of some Ia rticulars Of the pre-
vious life OF George Stovall who yesterday morn
Ing murdered Mary Durand, under such eircum-
stances OF dreadful brutality. Some years since
Stoval figured in Mississippi az Baptist preach
err and while in that garb addressed and married
. widow Of some property, who had two sons
grown, and a daughter just budding int woman
hood Soon after his marriage with the mother
he seduced the daughter. When this horrid fact
became known, the young girls brother unable
TO support the degradation Of her disgrace blew
his brains out. He committed the suicide I'm
field near the house, having q st hung his hat on
a sornstalk, that attention might be attracted to
the place where his body laid. The mother and
daughter fed 10 Texas, where the other son liy-
ed, and after some time Stovall followed them:
but bis bad fame had preceded him. and the
friends Of his victims threatened him with the
terTors Of Judge Lynch man, too kind, loan
ed him horse that he might save himself by
night. He did so, came to New Orleans and
sold the horse and saddle which was lent him
some time after arriving in New Orleans, Sto
vail married Mrs. Myers I'VE believe that was
Tue name, y at whom one night he discharged a
gun, II was alleged with intent to kill A d.
Vorce was obtained In consequence His horrid
act yesterday will probably close the black rec
ord OF his crimes, 10! we believe that there IS
even vet enough Of law and justice in New Or
leans TO make II certain that such tremendous
villain should not remain unhung-K o. TTu.
DsIfa.
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NEW MEXICO

- Be- b.. .- NEW MEXICO
t"si rom seata Re, " Alameda. Albuqueraue
AgOdoges, SocoIrO, Fort Craig Las Cruces
Sefnsnfio, Los Lunas, Fort Fillmore and
r-FI0ntsro, Texas, to FL Paso Texa. SS
.. miles and back. twice q month. 800 wv
Leave santa r on the 10th and 18th of each
ArIlvss! FL raso in eight diys;
Leave I'll Pnso On the 7th and 2Sd of eaoh
Arrive st Santa Fs In eight d.ys: .......
Bids for weekly trips will be considered also
Ior separate parts to aad beyond Albu.
QnerQue.
l9RR From SAINTS Fe, by Los Lueeros. TO Fernando
D. de Taos, 10 miles and ha rex on se a week
cd Leave Santa Fe Monday at 8 n IN; =,
Arnvs at Fernando DE Taos "Wednesday nv 10
q m: -rfrr. a,s-H-N - -
, Leave rnando De Taos Thursdsy at a m.
ArIlvsat Santa Fee Saturday by 10 a M
TESS rom Las Cruces; by Mssilla, to Tucson, and
back, onceayssk. '~
Bidders TO state the distance and schedule of
arrivals aAd departures by which they pro-
Il pose to run. - 10y f'o
i@S4 From Tucson, hy Arizona and Colorado City,
TO san Diego, CAL and back. twice A month
Eiddsrs to state distance and schedule
PIopoeals to extend, by sommencing at Ell
Paso, Texas, will be considered.
lxSso From AbuQuerQus,by Zuni to Visala Wood
vebCat.. 30 miles nd hack once month
Bidders To state schedule, " hioh is to oonueof
closely with route l2x5l.
g., Proposals for more frequent trips will DO oon-
p. sidersd.
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OREGON.


lsTol From Astoria, by Ca'hlannet, Wash. Ter .Oal
Point, Rainier, Oregon, st. Helen. Lake
River, wash; vancouver, Souvis's Island,
Wafh Ter. to oIsxqp City. or - mlls:
Leave Astoris iuesdss al "a - sss o.
Arrive at Oregon City. next days by o M; ~
-LseTe Oregon City Monday aud Thursday at
Ism; - 800. -. -
- Arivsat Astoria y. 1t days by sam.
Blds 10 run By sdiHerentschsdule will be con-
lz7o2 From Portland, by Oesols, Hisboro, Tu,la.
I'm snd Mspatoo, 70 Ia Faystte, IS miles
u ~ "hoo - week. .[...s FL o. 'Yb
.. tsave Portland Monday at m; 49,. e,
g Anne at "a Fay cite next day by On m:
Leave La Faye'te Tuesday At pm:'
,o. No AArriveat Portland next day by 4p n.
Champosg,, Far field. salem, Dois, Inds.
P s1raspSsI, iniSoeminston, Liberty and Albany
: Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at
4 Arrive at Corvallis next days by pm; y--..l
Lssys Corvallis Tuesday ana Frld y At a M,
J Arms at Oregon City next days b. n.
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INSTRIJCTInN9

Containing Conditions TO be iaeorpornted :. IN.
tonfraeis 80 The t1tens the department may
q dc, IN pT0psr.
|. Seven minutes areariowed At eseh intermediate
ONCE. whsn not otheTwss specified, for sssorrInS
the mails, -, - :
{. Railroad and steamboat corlpani O. ara y.o,,.a
to take the mail from, and deliver il into tho most
afcss at the CONNIE and end of their rontss
and to and from oil Offices not more than ei.htv 800
from station or LANDING. Proposals NAV he .nh
United for the performance Of all the aide service
landing. tI- : :. :. - ''.'ioh VI
g No pay viii be made for trips not performed /;
ysined three times the pay Of the trim NAV H. a.
Quoted. sFSrHs!vals no Tar behind time n 10 h,ssk
sonnsxon with depending mails, and not sufh eicntIr
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EVENING STAR.
WHAT wEHAyE SEEN.

Hal w Il hAN
In the course of lopy and eventful life, we have
zen quite number OF ihins among which are thu
ouovlng. to wit:
We have seen bright violets peeping
whsrs the lIn geIIRE winter frowred;
We have seen policemen sleeping,
When the captain want sr0und
We have seen the summers glory
Filling earth and air and sky;
We have seen sinner hosry
Six feet seven inches high!
We have seen the golden autumn
With Pomona's blessing Drowned:
And we frequently have bought 'sm
For cents . pound
We haye seen the storm caresrins
Through the dark, Wild winter air
And b ue nosed topsr steering
For that grog shop over there,
We have seen the years roll onward
Ger Times dark, unfsthOmed tide,
And We turned and said to Mrs M
Plague on II let 'em side,
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE,
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
~ II ~ = zs:::s.s 4
AND OHIO RzILROAD


BALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
The recent extension and lmproyemapt or ~, raj
ing connecting hines al the West has required an en-
IRE revsl"s al the running gements ofthis road
TIREE Dai iaa 'I TRk MfSSee VA, IT1s
FssHTs. 81 MfMsf6ISs FfiIosPfs
Iom Camden STATION, Baltimore al 7 A. NJ .ieIceet
srsnS A. 9Ps r. way stations and arrives at Cum
ss.g2rd,ihs MAIL TRAIN start. tsunda, e,-
a, A. ~. coHnectIg at Bshwuod with Cenirsl ono
Trains ior Columhus. Cincinnati. ndiauapolis Ioa-
sIth trains for Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit pA 5,
sno hoad, and also at Parkerssurg with Ms-
TTfb,EBd;I ~, ST; LOUIS and CINCINNATI
EAPk ESS TRAIN leaves daily at 5.n5 P. NJ, con.
s necIhf az BenTo"d al A NJ sth express Trains
SSfs a. o'Ivsnsss,l and reaching there IN but s
ton Ii also Connect, directx ~ to,h s,s,s
81 STalto9 with oars BY ParketsburE and MARIETTA
cSnnect al &ens ios GiI5sSnaH etc These tran,
,;1uIs. and st Cincinnati With the Grost Ohio ssd
MISSISSIPPI tIprsss for Louisville Csiro and 81.
LOUIS through TO 81 LOUIS ln eSs than q hou - from
Baltimore By thIs train the hive 10 al the central
and southern places in the West much sss, while
TIE shortest Of other routes. From the West these
ins n srs ss1S so;e SD satisfactory
1T baggage checked through To all points
THRoCGH TICKETS sold az lowest rates AZ
Passengers from BstimarS u s'I WASHINGTON ma,
ctee ths sstire road b Daylight by tskIns noss
Ing trains, and ly.Es over at Cumberland q, or
land, and resSmlnE next morning by Wh.ehnx A.
oomind5stion tram, leaving Cumberland at sod
Oakland at 1850.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
ne Cumberland AocOmmOds ton Tram NJ NJ
VIII STOP Al al stations east OF Cumberland and The
W hesiInE Accommodation al az Stations beymS
Cumberland going West. Esstvarsy the MAJ
Tram leaves w heelng az 80 A. NJ and hcoonruo-
daton Issyes Cumberland at 9, reaching Raltmore
at 50 P, NJ. ''o's
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
bfANCh. between Grafton and Parkershurg vay
passengers will take the tx press westwardly and
the Mail ssstwardly. "AA
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts attP NJ.
stopping az way stations. Leaves frederick at us
a, N. arfirIny et Rsltlmore ~ noon.
The ELl.lCOTr'S MILL TRAIN leave. NJ & as
a. " i, and SIS Z. Nj. Leaves EllIoUtt's Mills a. :
a. NJ. and L. M, except Sunday.
G FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore for Washing ton at as and s.ls
a. NJ; snd5.l5 Y. Nj. On Sundays at AIS A. M,
Leave Washington for Baltmors at and ass A.
NJ ard Ssnd so P On SUNDAYS at IA. n, md
TIE inst and fourth trains from Baltimore, and IN.
second and fourth trains from Washington, will be
express intli Trains. stopping only at Washington
JUNCTION and Annapolis function.
ne S.i5 and IS trains froR Baltimore and the 80
SIC " trans irGm Washington connect with The
ira rs from Annapolis ~ ~
or tickets, information, fare, &C. amply TO I r.
ENSLAND, Agent, ~ the Ticket ofhoe, Camden
sutton. WM =. WOODSIDF,
- tS-u Master of TRANSPORTATION Raltunars
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Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
O.. OctOber22, lS57, oc 3-lavI-
GOA Al! DALI. ALL!

COAL! COAL!. COAL!!!
Just received $40 tons Lshish Coal; now disohars-
Schooner Joseph Francis. 2ls tons white ash Egg
Schooner VIM. Rnark, SO tons white ash Furnace
Coal and % tons red ash Egg Coal,
26 tons white ash Egg Coal. N'"'' anu
Now adodt. per ....,,-s.-
e tons red ash stove Coal, and Is tons vhi,e ash
Schooner Mary Ann and Caroline. Isl ton. red ash
Canal boat T. Cookendorfer. ia tons Cumberland
:, A deduction OFFS cents per ton made on all Coal
covered to customers from vessel. Coal kept on
a. stsssa ont y
Corner of Sixth and b sta.
NIB Sc ----.. opposite National Hotel
FROM LONDoN.-The landau of Columbus,
r Structure and FUNCTIONS ofthe Eye, by Spencer
a Csirnss Character and Logic of Political sponomy
Dioiicn. Ssi 81 S and p.rop
Bo.ss' Johnson. enlarged edition. vols. many
* Crooks's Waxedrpaper process in Photography.
The Book of Amerl can Songs, 81 cents
s.t pu, constitutions ofthe British Colonies SS75
vols. ss Imported i PsT s Int . sssss,
n2 = FRANcK TAYLOR.
NATIONAL SONGS, Harmonised as Vocal
" Quartettrs, Glasgow; rs cents.
London; 81 cts. - - :.
One Hundred Popular Songs, music and words,
London; 81 cts. i = :. =. - .l'sh'
Ths Book of American Songs, Londons 81 OTIS. -
Inc Book OF English Songs. VOL; illustrated,
The Universal Sonrster. vols, svs.; London n
Illustrated by Crukshank; so.
The Songs of Scotland, arranged with Pisnoforts
sceOmpaniments; Edinburs h, vols. IN L. eyo..
b, half Turkey Morocco 3sS
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ORANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILkoAD


GREAT UTRERN MaTLLTYE
,TwIos DAILY, SUNDAY nights excepted, bet~..p
WASHINGTON CITY ard the SOTTH VA
sAJLdEEAi,ANDRlA, GORDoNSvILLEI AND RICH
Leaves Washington at O'Clock am.
Washington a. O'Clock n.
Leave Washington at 6 O'Clock A SIN srrge i'm
Hi,t NJ next morning nj q. m, CONNECTING
Rnss me ne ms on the Virginia ers Tennessee Rad
oHressi;le 10 ~ nchkurg distance Of 60 miles
Fefs from w asklaston 10 Ly nelburs, S1.75
10, ine steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot ofSeveuth
- o eet, oehg owned by the Railrosd Compsny rsss
ID connection with the trains 'PA'''es
Lesets inr i.yRehburs procured or the Boet
III. Onnbu,s and Sax gaze MnTons vii be Al thu
Depot al the " ashlngton Railroad H. canys, ns. 80
senseIs and baggage TO the Steamboat for Alsfrsn
eis, distance DISK miles, allowing smpe t;ns
Alexandria, July, Is57.
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TdE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM

One OF the Steamships of this Company, carrying
the Lntsd States Mails for ACAPUI.U, -Rrss
GS .nL. and OR ECON, leaves6laE
fanania twice each month, on the arri- s2<2<ARs4s
val of the lifted States all = = Gonna m, a .tesrr
srs. winch leave New Orleans sad New ORR resp-
isry on 5th and sUth Oi each month Ith the mails
and passengers connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and an
proved BY the Nary Department, and guaranty sytt9
dad safety.
The Panama Railroad t<7 miles long is now com
pieted from ocean 10 ocean. and crossed IN Tor
hours The baggags of passene ers is CHECK ed in New
YORK through 10 San FrancIcoo, and passengers are
embarked az PararDA by steamer at the com panys
expense. The nancy paid In New York covers al
expenses OF tire trip.
= Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san ranclsco, To prevent detention case Of acci
dent, so that The route entirely reltaIls-no fil-
ure having occurred in Eight years,
Passengers leave Panama the same day thev Az
rive at AsYinwal.
Conductors 80 through by each steamer and tshs
charge OF women and children without other protec-
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates sppJ n
the agency, III West street, New York, 10
t,N: RAIMoNp,-ort 10
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO,
iy 2t-tf c. l.. BARTLETT Bo,;ope