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TL ASHIEG9OF AQUEDUCT.
wAsHrsdror March :, 1858
VIII be on exhibition 10 ss otSes on and afsr de lc1 o
,d. WIN Be- r.ssy.d 70, Ne somPlsaon Of the whole .ors
ton. reservtng the light 70 make contSae.
for The whole or for the separate wcrks MOT
only az, can Be sOnps.d e p
ne engineer u. rsh preserS. srnonu,
work be done and e rate OF progress under each contract
Paynenis vii be msde in check. upon the United s,se.
Treasury me monthly the engineer
ing 10 per cent on Al Paymens anti e ocnpieon OF the
wortmsn shan be PAD their fun ~sses monthly and
Propos should be sealed and endorsed Proposals. fo'
WORK and materials for ,,e Nsshingon Aquetuoto
for the whole or tSr any par, q the Wort os deemed q
a.. W. rs Sos q, tn, 60 y, ~ ot Oh, a wos osl
cuy for he completion of their contracts u al reasonsb.
livery offer mus, e accompanied by srtsn guarap.ss
sosd s one Or more 20 sseP 70 ss -s'i n
her olas be excepted enc, into sn oelsann Within et
The woss undertaken sid be scoomUsnisd n,
@e ceraae,ie o DE United s1ls. District Suir- Unl.ss
safes ristri Attorney Navy gent officer II n,
gens gcysrnmsnt or indydu. snoEn - toe Engineer
Depa,ent Of War thai The suAr~n1ors are sSs 70 MAKE
opsnsa in he p-osepee q the satsrs q,
The ~ors to1e lot Of the dam
ss tosoass a. he Crest rsns saeLSs q r,s h2a.ss
buns reservoir compleoa Of eondq furnishing cSs ro,
SEs esf sss. rs
psi public est-bishmenis OF Washington building ~ hgl
servise In GcorgetoVp and supply ct cement
sand bricts stone and AL other m>,crais Coz al OF whc
reference 20 b maize the tsei Descriptions sud spec
fct .ionr 70 be exhibited In this ori,e
1be rsrisnp Of TIE ods VIII BE- sde upon the quaint
ties nOed In the specifications and plans exhibited tune
OF ledpg and should bid Ia mss be accepted hsmoaAls
payments upon the contracts viii be made upon he cams
o. he tngnser at prices 70 be hsed by b with he nsu
OF ten per until he entire
conirsc, according " uc specifications and plans
Proposals should state the time WITHIN which each wors
win be completed, provided Congress sppropaes the
csssary furC
by erdsr OF be Secretary Of War,
O. MRrGs
Captain Of Engineers in charge Of Washington AqaedD
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Carr. g. prrcs, u =. KrGtSrsEs.-
We, the undersigned. resdenir OF -, In The Stats (.
hereby, Jointly and sevrrsIy with The iis~c
sta ,ss guaranty IN the foregoing bid OF b.
accepted that ne they will within days aNer IL A.
eepsnce OF the said hid, The for the sane
with gnoi and sufficient cites N perform the work for
nish The sr les proposed In conformity W the
Advertisement under which Il made In case he
said - shall fsr N enter into contract Afora1si
guaranty good The dfereuce between he oGo< by
De said --s sud ths merit lowest bidder.
Signed A. r.
thereby certify thai 70 the best ~ my tpow.dse and be
lief the sbovensned EuarHnors good and sufficient
Signed. E.p.
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(Friurr srOuThxhR PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
<ss osLsAlN, March 20 1879 Sir: am dirsc-sd " a'
that M purchsss Of stock sold By n Oh
he rh Of February 'as have aereed 20 allow The trns
The privilege n redesmpg bs by paying IN
until the 10Th d April all socs not re-
that viii be r~nsf the hooss " tn
The purchasers thereof Very respectfully you
ob~deni servant GEO. d. LAWkASON, Sec'y
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aSKITIcR INTEL LIGENCk.
Port Of New York, April i2, 1855.

CLEARED
Steamship Cahawba, Bullocn Havana and New Orleans
EAvm sou Crocheron Co.
shp MANHATTAN, D'x0n IAverpool-C Marshall 4 Co.
eAAo -uh~na Barrett Ne Oreans-Wm N~lsor Syn.
Ekp Qu~lsicp WADE, Charleston-Dunbsm Dimon.
Brig Fre1out lord C.fil-C A Peters
Rrg a Frspkhn. Clemens. 81 ADDRESS Sturges Co.
sskr Hawkins Gridn, Charloston-Mc c-eady, Mott 4
%
sshr Waterman, Peterson, wsshinTton-r Williams.
S<as Navarro. Hen son u Point-Ja. Hunter Co.
eehr Arcnc Ogoen, Aleyandri. Ac Merrill 4 Abbott
kShr Lady Adams, DAVIS, Fan River-L Kenny.
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~ IN
requested - bUsOsss OF importance VII 30
4 ,Arl1AI!srs-Is rnE coPARrNEasnIr. NOTICES
without extra rish Nee $7o 600. ''p'' "'A'
TsPoRrAsr TO EAMRoAD cx<<cxss GAR BUILD.
srs, Ao u win exhibit roasi Of an ,nssuansous aar
for simplicity and avail .oii,y casno, be e,:eilea
kfCH L. SMITH.
OFrios sOurHzns rAoIrIo X An.RoAD COMPANY,
= sss q ss1 ssa IL ssssss "
ne rih q February last have aereed 70 allow The trni
nh 4. @
s ss ssS Y.1 Es'
OrgIn or ys MIsoAaA a.. PALS wsrEs P9T VS.
Of for election Of tsns'sss sas irregular being
@hes Il at street New YorS according % he
src e Of s.socon and ny laws Of the and 10
HI aP S oo MTee ssss
ss n! At. Of 70 the scon
cslet ,, held onise Of the eomsany 2 C,u,tl4nd!
SrTi ISs, at ls osioes stOcsSodsfs s4Ta;s;y
we Treasurer, tho company having Pro
sidept
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. ALBANY
Ap If rs sS HEREBY s i've ~ % 70
eaAgss S Of The o, @ sh. os rsse s
in he city S' 81 .Ssny win co%m.nSe by Of
shat s az Ss Z s se
y cons soe o, the snUss and grounds On Which 'ne
Broadway street. the described In
the dees recorded in the once OF the Secretary OF s
purchase be paid at the time o. sale vi hin forty
sbt hou thereafter and the remainder In six sou> annual
Neglect refusal 10 comply with tie terms Of sAs viii sub
,ec' the purchase 70 pes.y OF n'ty donars o,.,
CLERK Of he commissioners Of he Land ohoe
TAMSANy SOCIETY. OR COLUMBIAN oRpEe.--NEx
iorh AorI u lss-bro hers: An adjourned ting OF
The OF the Tsmmsny Society In favor of he adm ns
ard OF the democratic party and opposed 70 the
% 20 IN snr
society ana obtain the control thereof aud Of the old wig
IroOne street The sowery, his Tucsday) sTsAin,
the 18Th inst a, hall pas, Seloes ah members frleady
ANDREw H. MrCXLE, Charm.n.
ioE E b a GnsasrHs Secretaries.
ORDER OF USIrED AME sIoANs-oYFICE OF THE
ssvs TO to the order Of Us.sd
asoe. a s ap rsom.s the d wssg BE-
died al his residepce in ,hs city at four o'clock
u ba 6pa he Of s oTssi w
he sustained in H. and tbs great Int he msneset
respect admiration that
ChaDceIes will ske such testify their regard for
&. baldwin, Arch Grand 5scbem.
Nav YoRs, BRoogrys april H. 1855.
Having received the Official u,ehgence OF the of our
in the city of this morning special en
Of w be n 90 I sssGS % @
the distn uheo private character AID oes services OF our
'''''''N '' WILLIAM LEwIs, Grand saebem
Pursuant to the above notses special meetn Of Chan
Gerry o. u viii be hee Tuesday evening, the 18Th
at "a O'Clock. Al Chancery Boone 20, %i s9wsTy,
Arm IL, 1855
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE, L. I-TaorTlNG THURSDAY,
u April 10, at3P. n. Purse So. Mile he lie best
"a harness Mr.. W. Peabody names IN. Lady Charlot
1smsn names Or. Panic, Dot'y br 4 J Con
SHAW a WBItE P~opristOss
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COPARTNERsHIP NOITCEs

NOIISES.
A PAkTsss WANTED y rae DRUG BUSINESS A
.Gn aaae So. s ds FS os Co.,
ANY GENTLEMAN WITH A SMALL CAPITAL, AND
n wishing % mste mopey hear of 2 opportunity
;, callrg or d. Whl,Hr, at 5weenys Hotel, Chaiban
TN or at S'uA"l'' 81 climbers street between II and
A PARrSrR WIN Sco, TO Taxa osEHaLs IN
~ eres' " arerprcabe and money making business in
aio'une seldom oieced Address Y. @, Herald onise
A PARTsFR wAYfED-HAvIS5 FEW Hus DRIED
d9ars can have an oppo',unit, " engage IN old e.'a
be used - ,be business Of steady habits need
san street, room I.
A PAH1sEa waNIED-wIrH FROM sso TO 800
c 20 ae 'S sus 1s. s .s the no are
o Sgsr 81. yssy nsr gyn Md eqned
man 70 take 40 squs interest IN The manufacturing Of the
the s ard so pH
eash sna yields lee proot The above article used py
stores ana families sene Sily hes o.r7cd on
% o% bar ssG a and s. hare see se ps
ns1 70 or,n an ONCE 90 an town 70 slend 70 The Re living
need apply any gentleman wishing TO engage IN a safe
ness qnaiaca,ona viii find upon an niersiev this OF
The beet chances offered pes Of given aud
turing depot 40 ilsl sast Twenty seyep,s res,
WANTFD-A PARTNER, WITH $50 90 CASH, 70 EN-
w the hide lca,hr and wool business IL ~ Louis Mo-
tsNished eight years has fret
rpu Of trade and pays handsome profit Address Dor 49,
~ Louis and in reply win receive satisfactory sad
ei plicit information
d run AN ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN, HAVING THE
DDFU. above amount will be taken n In an
o. liquor down town: the best
chances offered the faly
Apply TO T. GAFrNEY, No. new Bowery, opposite Pearl
street.
d Nm WANTED; MAN WITH THIS AMOUNT, TO-
10 DOU. Join The advertiser pleasant ectble
businese PAYNE with sien ion Us tdn year For particu
lars address civil Engineer, Herald ONCE this day.
d OnO WANTED, AN ASSOCIATE ANY GEN
pI.OOU. uemsn ~ business capacity can become
equally inersecd In large hota open May
has the best location In this city mones there
loo borders ready 70 occupy hss pened. II
has or lease very lo~ and the outside tn
The RESTAURANT vii three times rent. No gentleman
need a unees he rive references Apply 10
bNINesiON co, No 5 BeekmAn street
ST O0O TO gRoCERs AND PROVISION DEAL.
Rt.VOV. ere "A young man, American, WIN Guy
ieIence VINO has had some experience salesman and
give bis undivided attention 10 the business Address u,
Herald Office.
Q1 NM "A PARTNER WANTED, WITH FROM
Dl.OVO. ~ 900 10 "a COO in profitable business. A
person wntr Mssour wi lind this opportunity
To make fortune seldom offered Security smpe for money
invested Address, with real name, H. H. M hersid Office
&D E0O PARTNER WANTED, IN THE DRUa
need apply. BIuGS Sol r{WICk, 81 Nassau srees-
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BIns iiItt VI yarmouth ge), vnelo iron CArdenas
o. tcrE not g. Ial ~ e. sated) De Dang
6hAri9flon i n I.s, le1y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF TIE CIVIL AND POLICE COURT
"A clerk, viii he beld AZ the once OF Mr. Daniel Omn
No 70 street this afternoon At O'Clock vnctnsl
requested business OF importance VII be
tar sscted.
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SPORTING.

ANY PERSON REQUIRING ONF OF TVS NOsr
n supefior neat and effective shooting POCKET
voyers before introduced vii purchase ~ sieht for
eHnmnson. Inquire for r. n MOTI ep Fufon street
second floor.
TOR SALF-TWENTY GOOD g. GTNH MOCKING
birds In full song, at 81 Was street. erner OF W shng.
ton street one block south q Cans street ssrcni hr bsss
roOm. p. u R1ADFNS
N'OR saba sLoOP YACHf A. rFrr 4. ~ &c 1T
Of selected materials and In w.rkl IKE rtaner $40
vice and csn be bought for tp0 App, ~. her irfor
mauon a. GEORGE kEWkhNs, 5ost rs .s4r. r"',
ELse she can be tesn.
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TsPoRTAfr TO sAiLsoAD cT<c/scERa, OAR BUILD
era t dv a. rrenes -oaei Of ,nxsantansous oar
for simplicity and avail oi.y cssno. r be e,.eiea
RICH L. SMITH.
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MUSICAL.

A YOUNG LADY POSSESSING AN ALTO VOICE and
n good musician desires engagement with chi ch
Add ess b. O., bcx Isl Herald Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

INVENTION OF THE MIcRosCoPE.-Itw was in
1864 when John Millions chief of men, who
had welded the power of England with firm
and vigorous hand, strongly contrasted with the
royal but feeble fingers which previously and
subsequently, endeavoredltO direct it, had gone
to his account, and just after the rupture Of the
close union which had endured almost without
interruption for nearly seventy years between
England and Holland, that n Dutch youth of
eighteen, holding glass thread in the fame of
a candle, perceived that the melted extremity
assumed spherical form. The intelligent lad
instantly seized on the happy incident. He
had seen Leuwenhoeck manufacture lenses
such as they were, and went on turning his
glass threads, and attempted to place his little
spheres between two pieces Of lead, through
which he made an aperture with pins point
Placing hair before this simply constrnc ted
instrument he found to his great Joy that he
was the maker and pOssesssOr Of capital mi
croscope for those times, and he thus secured to
the photographers Of the day what they had so
long sought.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

A Rich CALIFORNIA WOxAN.-Mrs. Eliza
Todd, who owns q ranch a mile below Weaver
Vile, is a remarkable woman In 1852 she
walked from Shasta to Weaveryille, and, with
out money, began the business of washing for
six dollars q dozen An acquaintance who
lived near her domicile says that for q long
time she was bending over the wash tub at day
light IN the morning, at noon, and at ten o'clock
at night Business prospered, and after a while
she bought two claims which turned out well.
Then she bought chickens which laid eggs, and
which she sold at half a dollar a piece then
she bought q pig for SIPS, and sold its progeny
for an ounce or s25, then bought cows and sold
milk Business still increased, and she began
buying reai estate, lending money at ten per
cent. month, and specializing in claims !;
always was fortunate; every touch turned some
thing to gold. Now she is one Of the largest
property holders in the north.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

IHE QUAKER VS.. TIE BASKER-A CORES
Pondent sends the following good thing to the
Buffalo Express:
K, the president Of Pennsylvania
railroad, during the confusion and panic Of
last fall, called upon the " Bank, with
which the road had kept large regular ac-
count, and asked an extension Of a part of its
paper falling due in few days. The bank
PRESIDENT declined rather abruptly, saying, in
tone common with that fraternity:
g." Ar: h your paper must be paid at matur
ity. We cannot renew it," s.
very well, our Quaker replied, and he
left the bank. On leaving the bank he walked
quietly over to the depot and telegraphed all
the agents and conductors On the road 10 reject
the bills on the W Bank In few hours
The trains began TO arrive, full Of the panic,
and bringing the news of the distrust Of the
W Bank all along the line of the road
Stockholders and depOsitOrs hoeked i'm the
bank, making the panic, inauiring What's
the matter q Is the bank broke" A lit
tie inquiry by the officers showed that the trou-
bic originated in the rejection of the bills by
the road. The President seized his hat and
rushed down to the Quaker's Office, and came
bustling in with the inquiry,
= Mr.. X. have you directed the refusal Of our
currency BY your agents ?" .
- Yes, was the quiet reply.
Why Is this! IL will ruin u.s.
ell, frIend l., supposed thy bank
was about to fail, g. thee could NOT renew a
little paper for US this morning u s...
Itis needless 10 say Mr.. i renewed all
the Qaaker's paper and enlarged his line of
discount, while the magic wires carried All
along the road, TO every agent, the sedatiye
message, Tho " Bank is all right.
Thee may take its currency"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

IL A celebrated American Judge has a very
STACY wife. On a recent occasion she received
her friends In the drawing room, with single
caIdls. Be pleased, my dear" said his lord
ship, to let Us have a second candle, that We
may see where the other stands.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

III la an Irish provincial journal there is an
Advertisement running thus:
'Ewanted-A handy Iaborer, who can plough a
daughter" =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

EOR RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERMOF
Il lEARS-That very handsome and eligibly sit
uated HOUSE on Pennsylvania avenue, between
nth and 18th streets, lately acoupied by Mr. Diver
nous, as hotel. The main house we'll adapted for
either private residence or public house, having
a number of large rooms and many c"nvenenoes at
tached to it; and the additional house whion lately
served the purpose of BAR with three four rOoms
stairs, readily be converted into an Of
hce below with sleeping rooms In the upper story.
The establishment Is a very desirable one for q
foreign minister; the house lately occupied as bar
room, c., 30 can easily be converted into office
or ofhces below, with sleeping rooms above for the
secretaries and attaches of the legation.
For terms, &C., apply to N. LAWSON at Wind
er's Building ma 2o-3td& 2awtf
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Educational.
THE UNION ACADEMY. u
i HE Exercises Of this well Known Aoadsmv vil,
be resumed on the lst Of September, 1853.
.. ...-- II. RICHARDS, Principal.

- - - 2. RICHARDS. Principal.
m THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.
that the Exercises Of INSTITUTION viii be resumed
oh the isI Oh SeptemDer' 1919. u 80 dim
RU6BY ACADEMY,
IL 14th street. opposite FSanklis SQUARE. A..
AZ, he ne. N xeIc,ses 81 TINS s9hoo wul be resumed on
signed who vii spI.ss ot .ns o S.
instruction OF young gentlemen in English and clas
Apply, bI letter or otherwise for further ipforma
tion.,
ly H-sw REV. JAS. A. HAROLD.
CULPEPER FEMALE INSTITUTE, :
~ At CklPeper Court House, Va.
This school will commence it's second session the
hTst MONDAY IN September, 1858 Cupeper Court
House j. situated 8 Immediately on the Orange &
Alexandria Railroad IN the Piedmont region OF the
state; and is not surpassed by any village for its
beauty Of scenery, hsaIthiness, and good society.
vel ventilated and thoroughly furnished.
ELS Ro sdsiIog are S"hf payable hgGin ndrare.
Tuition, n common English branches. IL 50
Higher English branches s.----....... IS 90
Ancient and Modern Languages and
~ Mathematlcs. cs.................... Y 50
Music on Piano. ......----.......... IL 50
muslc on Oultar' '-...--...-...... l5 90
DfdWlng. 10 90
ralntlnS .......-.. -...-......-...-.-. hAQQ
For further particulars address Rev. i0HNW'
GEORGE. or WILLIAM HALL, A; NJ, Princi
CLINTON ACADEMY.
The next annual session of this school will oom-
may Be obtained at the GfaI Store Of Mr.. K. S. T.
c''e corner GE0s 5Jds ,,Io1
CULPEPER MILITARY INsrITUTE.-Ths
" next session of this Institution will commence
on the first Monday IN September, lS5S. For Cata-
'.n ...S, CHARLES e. LIGHTFoOT;
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THE PACIFIC YAIk STEAMSHIP CON

One Of the Steamships OF this Ccmpsny, carrying
eHEFSRSfs "a h'Sd ma. saa M; sHE
Panama twice each month, on the errl-on
va OF the United States Mail 3. s. COMPANY steam
ers, which leave New Orleans and New York refu-
larry on 5th and 2oth of each month with the malls
and Passengers connecting wa PANAMA RAIL-
These steamships have been inspected and ss-
proved By the Navy Department, and guaranty syssk
sHd ssfsfp.
The Panama Railroad t7 miles long) is now con-
pleted from ocean TO ocean, and crossed IN or
hours. The baggage Of passengers check ed in New
York through to san Francisco, and passengers are
embarked et Panama hv steamer at the oOm pany o
expense. The money paid IN Now York covers ell
ex penses of tho trip.
Reserve steamers are kept in port IN Panama and
San Francisco, TO prevent detention of soc-
dent, that the route ~ entirely rsItabls-no fall
Hre having occurred IN eight years.
PASSENGERS eave Panama the same DAY they F-
rive at Asplnwal.
Conductors 20 through by each steamer, and tsks
charge Of women and children without other proteo
tors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply st
the agency, In West street, New ORR, to
l.. w. .RAYM0ND,-ort 70
ARMSTRONG, HARRls & Co,
jyA-n CL. BARTLETT. Ro.ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-08-05

~ Warrant No. IS 2se for Iso acres was issued By
the Pension Ofhoe, 70 the undersignsd, on the 18th
March, 1859 and 10 ALLEGED To have bsen sent to the
address of II; g. Pant. Washington, ID. c., and
never received by M. ant, After the expiration
Once, epply for duplicate of said Warrant, and
the public are hereby cautioned against purchasing
hands, O. have never assigned or sold said warrant
js sa-lsvsv 4 so,diSr Il the Wsi Of isi2.
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Travellers Directory.

= IL
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANpFIA tl a =.
ereenbrler White sulphur, sweet, Warm,
net, CaPon, fauquier White Sul-
a phur and Warren Springs.
ThsAIs1and1la and Washington Steamboats, win
wharf foot of TN street, Washing ton, g eSsA-N
and Klng street, Alexandris, at tkssksss
tssys ttssys HM1ssspSI,s Ms.sISIis.s s,t l2i
streets and Pennsy lvsnia avenue. - =" anu i''h
The s a. m. Boat connect; With the OR ANGE and
- BiihR BRfER for WITT fsf TfKEEf sfi.-
EhEa ifEkEEE MErE rYEASh sSHPHtsT HIT .nS
For TIE sPR NE 8.
Bal,imere Il Ohio Railroad.
&As
BERKELY, BEDFORD, CAPON, JOR-
DAVIS, SHANNONDALE
Through Tickets from Washington.
time, 20 ticket Passengers from WashnGton
to the Northern Virginia and Bedford
FOR BERKELY ' sPRINGs. ,mor,,n oou,,,
VAL take the through mail train, leaving Washing
ton station al Is a. except Sundays stopping at
Sir Johns Run station, l24 miles from Ba timore
and two miles from the Springs: by good .tase
John $ by noon, and at Berkley before I D. m. The
train leaving Washington at 10 .. m. connects with
the STAGES for BerkeIy at SrJohn's Run station at
lO3 ?. m, by which passengers reach the Springs
FOR BEDr ORD SPRINGS, Bedford county,
Pa.,l by the trains from " ashnston at Is, a. M,
or at $50, p. m, for Cumberland, 21O miles; and
thence by stages % miles to Bedford. The stages
leave Cumberla nd every morning at clock arrIv-
time for dInner at the Springs, Fare through
S7.75.
Harpers Ferry, and near the Winchester raIlruad,D
FOR SHANNONDALE SPRINGS, us miles
from Harpers Ferry, on the same road } passengers
Will take the mail train tat Is O. m. To Harper's
road.
FOR CAPON SPRINGS take the sI5am. tram
for Wnchester, the-ce by stages for 23 miles arrv-
ing at CapOn for early tea. Fare to Winchester IS.
Parties Leaving Washington at 40 O'Clock on
SATURDAY afternoon can spend Sunday at Berkely
and be back in Washington at II a; Ia. on Monday.
IT. II. PARSONS. Agent.
w. p. SMITH, Master of Transportation.
U l6-4w Intel. UnIon.& States, 3w.)
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Travellers Directory.

IIhE VIRGINIA sPRINGs.-Passsnsers for
andIla Railroad. By Iesvins ~
theiI mmes al the efhoe of9A&KS@
me me AiehsnaIia and Warrington Rsilroad, nh st.
sno LonIsiana an avenue; viii be called Cor and con
yeyea 10 the Long Bridge station, where sood
Meaktast can be obtained TIN, IIns -. r,e.s ses
Y. =. Mail for the d. A. II. X. Passensers VIII
mo ~ Tree from the annoyance Of wagons and horses
that ls met with on the boat. IL is the mosf 49,
dtious, and. IN many INSTANCES, the most econoTni
SaI route. Coaches connect with every tram from
~. B.-CoaoAes furnished for Excursions and Pic
Mics. jess n
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WASHINGTON BRANCH.
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From and after TUESDAY, 18th Of June. Trsins
Sis a. m. Express Tram connects Washington
lunction Tor al parts OF the and st Baltimore
Tor Ph'lade phia and New York.
Philadelphia, and New York.
So p. m Express Tram connects st WashIngton
lunoton with Express train for all parts of the rest
and at Baltimore for Norfolk, Philsdep phis and New
<.lo m. Way Train for Baltimore connects st
Annapolis junction for una polls, and Washing ton
JUNCTION with Express IrRlns West.
$50 p. m. Way Train for Baltimore connects st
West
The 7.I5 a. m and 30 D. m. trains are express and
will stop only at Annapolis and Washington juno
tlons. -.
On Saturday the $50 p. m. train goes to PhIsdel-
ON sunday but one train leaves, al $50 pm.
je IL IT. III. PARSONS, Agent