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PHILOSOPHY AND CHEMIsTRY

ComstOck's s Philosophy,
BOwman's Chemistry,
GTly's Chemistry,
94rahamis Chemistry,
Olmsted's School Philosophy.
Olmsted's College Philosophy,
Parker's Philosophy,
POrters Chemistry,
StOckhardt's Chemistry
SillmaH's Chemistry,
Smsllie's Philosophy,
SpTagueis Philosophy,
Wayland's Intell' ciual Philosophy
Wayland's Moral Philosophy,
Wells Philosophy,
Wells Chemistry,
YOuman's ClaSs-ROok Of Chemistry,
YOuman's Atlas Of Chemistry.
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CLASSICAL

Andrews SlOddMd's Latin Grammar,
Andrews & StOddlrd's Latin Grammar, ne
Andrews Latin Reader,
Andrew Cicero,
Andrews Cesar,
Andrews First Book in Latin,
Andrews Latin Lessons,
Andrews Latin Lexicon,
Anthou's Latin Dictionary ..
AIlswOTth's Latin Dictionary,
Anthnn's Cesar,
AnthOn's Cicero.
AnthOn's Sallust
AHthOn's Horace
AuthUn-s Homer.
AnthOn's Virgil
AnthOn's Anabasls,
Anthems Greek beeder-
AnihJn's XenOphsn,
AnthOu Iuvenal,
ArnOld's Frs and Second Latin Book,
Arnold's Latin Prose Composition,
AmOld's First Laiia Book,
AInOld's Cornelius NepOs,
ArnOld's First Greek Book,
ArnOld's Greek Prose Composition,
Buffers S1ilust,
BaiTe's Xendphon,
BuliSn's Latin Grammar,
Bullion Latin Reader,
BulliOu's Greek Grammar,
BulllOnis Greek Reader,
Bullf0nis Cesar,
COOpeT's NTsIl
Crosby Greek Lessons,
Crosby 5 Greek Grammar,
HaTkness' Second Latin Book,
JOhnsOn's HeTodOtus,
JohusOn's Cicero,
KeuhneT's Latin Grammar,
LlneOlnis Llvy,
LiIdle x Scotts Greer Lexicon,
McClintOck & Crooks First Latin Book,
McCllnt.ck 4 Crooks First Greek Book
Owens XenOphon's Anabasis,
Owens XenOphnn's CyclOpedia,
Robbins XeuOphOn,
Sophocle's Greek Grammar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-07

The Report of the Commissioner of the Land
Office covers a period of five quarters, ending
Sept, 1858, at which time there --a.+s-s-l
and raahsr Tor market nearly sixty-twO millions
of acres of land, which had never been offered
for public sale. During the five quarters there
had been sold 4,S05,O00 acres for cash, from
which upwards of So, 100000 were realized-
The whole amount of lands sold and located
under military warrants and swamp grants was
l3, ls4, 900 acres.
The Commissioner recommends amendments
to the pre-emptiOn laws, with view 10 UNI
formity in the system, and a reduction in the
number of Iitigated cases.
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HoRRoRs OF THE CooLIE TRADE.-The follow
ing figures, derived from official sources at Ha-
vana, exhibit striking light on the horrors at
tendant upon the Coolie trade:
Coolies received previous to April 1855. 6,IO6
Coolies received since .-2s, $50
Total. $50
Died in transit previous to April. 1852. 965
Died in transit since. nee.......-...---'-..- o'Sf4
Total o,SS4
Sho wing penshed at sea, in course Of trans
portation, Is $40 per cent of the whole num-
Der embarked for Cuba-not enumerating some
thousands lost by caualties, mutinies, &C., where
the vessels did not arrive.
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MARRIED,

In this citv, Dec 6,h by Rev S W Holmes, Mr. O. L.
GONET and Miss LOUISE n. LEWIS, 9th Of Cleveland
In Huntsburgh Nov. 18th Mr RICHARD = BENTON
Of Chardon, and Miss LYDIA f POMEROY Of Hunts
buTgh.
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Aml1sements.
1875 3.
Tenth Annual Course Of Lectures
BEFORE THE
mPVFLAND library ASS0CJATION.
L 8 ) Sc


THE LECTURE COMMITTED have
the pleasure Of announcing the following brilliant
Course of Twelve Lectures
Nov. 25th-Lieut. NJ. F. MAURY, U. 9. N. Subject
The Atlantic Telegraph"
Nov 3ltll-Lieut NJ. +, hAURN. U. :. N. subject
The Hishways and ByWays OF the Sea"
Dec. ad-Lieut- NJ. +. MAURY, u. 5. N Subject
Extending the Lakes System Meteorological Obser-
vatious Benefit of Lake Commerce. and Navigation
Dee. .7th-GEoRG Z V YANDERlIoFF, Boston Subject
Evening with The Poetsa Discourse, with Readings ITil
Shakespeare Scott Hood, LOugelows Miles Stanfls &c
Dec Iltli-I.eut NJ. F. A1AURY, u. S N. Subject
"The Workshops and IIarmonies of the Sea-"
Dec l6'h-OLIVER P. BALDWIN, Esq, Richmond,
Va Subject -Fugyism."
Dec ed. SIDNEY HENSHAW, U S. N, Utica,
Y Subject-'The Art and Gfaces of Conversation" !"
Dec 30tll-Rrv. EDWIN II. CHAPLIN.
ia .. 25tll-BAYARD TAYLOR.
Jan. Rev. T. STARR KING.
Col. JOHN W. FOBNEY Is also expected.
Tickets fer the Course, admitting Gentleman and two
Ladies, SO
Single Tickets to the Course. 81.
single Tickets To the Lectures, % cts
Those holding Course Tickets good seats, the doors
be inc open at I o clock for their admission
The Box Office will not be open till half past 4
Tickets be had at the Bookstores anards aud al
the Lectule Committee. FANETTE BROWN,
b F PElXOTTO,
WM F. SMITH,
fnHaaH. NHEa
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REPORT OF THE INDIAN COMMISSIONERS.

The report of the Indian Commissioner esti-
mates the number of Indians within our limits.
at 10000. The whole number of tribes and
bands is IT'S, with IA only of which we have
Treaty engagements The quantity of land
acquired by these Treaties is upward of 5Sl,
100000 acres, and the cost to the Government
of fulfilling these Treaties, has been nearly fifty
million dollars. The whole amount of trust
funds held on the Indian account is upward of
S1O,59O,OOO
He points out several fatal errors which have
hitherto marked our policy towards the Indians,
and makes several important suggestions for
the future, embracing among them, recon-
mendatiOn that the various tribes should be To-
Gated, permanently, on reservations not larger
than is necessary for actual occupation, and
that they should be required to live upon and
cultivate their reservations. He also recon-
mends the ratification of the treaties made with
the Indians of Washington and Oregon Terrific
ries, as a means of preventing further hostil
ties
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TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. J, 1855.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
- Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every DESCRIPTION
done the Printing Establishment the Leader once on
latest improved and most rapi steam presses ~ the
STYLE short notice and Al reasonable rates fdr
tluar attention pai to blank work Every description OF
Binding lone especially Blank Books, Ledsers Journals
Sales bpks. Receiving Books, &c. &c-
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AMERICAN WATCHES.
APPLETON, TRACY co..
wALTHAM. MASS. MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent Lever Watches.
THESE STTpERTOP wATCuESa .

IHlHESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are
\ made by the aid OF and original machin ",
Plessiy designed 10 secure. PRICE, FINE,
SUBSTANTIAL, RELIABLE TI1fE-KEEPER The
are new N construction und pronounced By
me highest authorities TO be FAULTLESS IN PRINCE
PIE AND QUALIFY. and have been proved BY the
enactlng tests be reliable and uufnug action these
Watches manufactured entire crude materials
single establishment by connected and uniform
the msnufactOry being organized upon the
that has been sdOpted N the pOducOn unequaed
American firearms which enables IS produce n
ment II oNE-HALF the pTica Of any foreign mOFemsnt
the same qua and we guarantee the perfect performance
for ten years Of every Watch manufactured by US.
ALI. FOkElGN WATCHES ARE MADE BY HAND
the American Watches being the Oaly made By
ehinery, upon uniform system Throughout Neay al
made watches d. fecve and continually get
s out Of order. In m1nv paris OF the county, II IS
possible 10 md good W. ch reaers and Watch repairing
Is always uncertain and expensive. The introduction
American Watches dlsses of this dlcuy, audl COUNTY
MERCHANTS, well S Wafch-dealers keep Watches
their csianeOus stock. and thus supply then
customers with NEW STAPLE which nay be any
oher article, without mystery humbug Sold BY the
trade generally, and By
ROBBINS APPLETON, General Agents,
sen2s dSS 3rn 2lI ms IS MsIden Lane. New Yor
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COL
IL LARS-New Styles Of Embrodered Collars Just reed
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SECRETARY OF THE NAvY's REPORT.

The Secretary, after referring in detail to
the various services performed by our nav al
force during the past year, proceeds to argue
the necessity for its increase by the addition of
vessels and men He proposes that Govern
ment shall purchase for a specific sum the sever
al vessels recently chartered for the Paraguay
expedition. He also suggests The building of
10 heavily armed vessels of light draught and
the increase of the personnel of the Navy by the
appointment of twenty additional surgeons, the
same number of assistant surgeons, fifteen or
twenty additional pursers, and the increase of
the marine corps of privates to 1000, with the
usual number of officers.
The expenditures for the fiscal year ending
June, 1858, were Sl4, 900, being little
under The appropriation. The estimates for the
current fiscal year were SI4 4660, 900, and the
appropriation $I4, $4,000. The estimates for
the year ending June, 1860, are SI3, 500 900,
including $s66,O00 for completing the eight
light draught steamers, but not including
S936,00O for steamships and mail service.
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Waus.
Gar0mnre.

CARPENTERS [ TOOLS.-The larg-
~ est and best variety in the city-for saleby
apo II X. RAYNOLDS, No. Superior St
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
1Acrlption, variety style and price-for sale by
aPO H. K RAYNOLDS, No. Superior ST.
4 OO0 KEGS OF SUPERIOR
1SOOO NAILS-Of all sizes and qualities, for
sale BY H K RAYNOLDS,
apJ No. Superior St.
IRON AND STEEL.-At out a ship
Il load,-fOT sale by II. X. RAYNOLDS,
sn30 No sSunerIor St
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DIED,

In Huntburgh Nov 24th in pearsful assurance of an
heavenly inheritance, LUCINDA SMITH, eyed 81 yrs.
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IllTTyaT IItu OOEE Us NNo11N1
By telegraph We have a brief account of the
openinc of the Second Session of the Thirty
Fifth Congress-an abstract of the Presidents
Message, and of the Reports of some OF the
Heads of Departments, which we arrange in aP-
propriate order;
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GERMAN AND FRENCH

Adler's laTge German Dictionary,
AdleT's small German Dictionary,
adler's Progressive German Reader
Charles XII.
Fasquelle's French Grammar
Gaud's Grammar-I1ermau TO learn En=Iisb
Meadows French Dictionary.
Noel & Chapsaps French Grammar
OIleudOrif's German Grammar,
OllendoTff's French-by Jewett
Ollend0rf's French-bT Value
PsissnsT's German Grammar,
Pinney's French Grammar,
Plnney's French Reader,
RObeTtsOnian System with French
Telemagne, with Notes,
WOOdbury's German Grammar
WOOdburyis Shorter Course
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J.B. COBB & co.
READERS AND SPELLERS,

HIlliaTd's Readers,
Hazeu's Spoller and DehneT,
LOvell's Readers,
MCGuffey's Readers,
McGuffsy's New Readers,
McGuffey's SpelleT,
PaTker's Readers,
Prices Spsller,
Sanders Sp3lleT,
Swans SpeileT,
1owne's Progressive Readers,
Towns Speller,
Webh's Readers,
WsGsler's Elementary Speller,
MOTct steT's Spelier-
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NEW SCHOOL BOOKS

Now being extensively introduced, and kept
quantities.
COrneu's Biographies,
COUlPs Digest of Grammar,
Hit Yards Readers,
McGuffey's New Readers,
MOnteiths Biographies,
McNalleyis Geography,
PeltOn's Outline Maps,
PaysOn & DuntOn's Writing Books,
Wsrren's Common School 0eogTaph
Warren's Physical Geogrs ply.
Wells Chemistry,
Wells Philosophy.
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MISCELLANEOUS
CHURCH MUSIC. &eJ

BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIoNEaa
CLLVELAND, oS9
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ENOR RENT-A fine Store on Public
Il Square Also, several Offces-af Rents to suit the
times HENRY X. SMITH < CO.
deco R20 ROuse's Block
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EMBROIDERED MUSLIN COL
IL LARS-New Styles Of Embroidered Collars Just reed
by Iull2 S. RAYMOND s CO.
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GeneraI NOtifes.
Parker & Co.

II NERSHIP heretofore existing under the name OF
Roberts Ellsworth this day dissolved by mutual con-
/ sent. ROBERTS / E,NSWOPTg
Cleveland Nov. 9Th, ls5s.
Co PARTNERSHIP - The undersigned have this day
I9Tnied co-paItner> hip, IN the firm Pynchau
and take the entire business, and pay claims
against the late hm Of Roberts 4 Ellsworth
Cleveland, Nov 4th 1853 j. ENSWORTH
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osSIAN E. DODGE, Exclusive Agent
-19z3 Cleveland
NUBSCRIBE AT ONCE.-IF YOU
~ WISH TO SECURE A COPY OF that ELEGANT En-
Craving, THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH and the ATt
Journal, with the other Pr and subscribe
- before the t OF January 1859 Specimen copies Of The
ab-ve, and full particulars gIven by applying to
n0s.1 OSSIAN + DODGE. Agent
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The Report of the Secretary of the Treasury
has not yet been made accessible, but it is un-
deTstood that it will contain no recommendation
tending to disturb materially the existing tariff
law, while notifications may be suggested in
the transfer of few articles to schedules other
than those in which they are enumerated at
taching much importance to a stable tariff, that
the interests of commerce may not be injured,
and believing that the present law will ulti
mately yield a sufficient revenue The infer
ence seems to be that he would rather than that
the tariff should be changed in its prominent
features, prefer resort to loans in cases of
temporary embarrassment
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Miscellaneous.

g. IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
o1elonh. B. MHt6oE f1e ;s' v dssm. .es -
hss arrived from Europe with ii. ~
others Of the latest improved SPECTACLES and
EYE1SlLLAASSSSnESS; sNmTonS which are the
DQUgLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
SkAZILIAN PEBBLk CRYSTALS, Etc,
ylth Leakness, cataract or tending to it also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS ~" -
Persons whoare mpeled to use classes or those
now gnng them, will be suited at frSt sight. Those
DOCBLE-POLTSHED VENEZUELAN
-.... CRYSTAL ROCK ..
have Isceiyed the highest recommendations at the
Orlos Falr, at Paris, through their producing o
caearness and easness of vision heretofore unknown
in Any other lmproyemsnts.. spy u.cN,
FLYING GLASSES, Compasses. and Microscopes
for sale st his store Of Eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, or Eighth street No. 49l be-
tween street and Pa. avenue. ..-s
IL Do s0t mistake ths eoyRsr Of eth street.
Prices very reasonable, the same a. at his estab-
lishment in Europe. n9-tf
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4Ndioiuas.
THE GREATEST 80 80 800 =
L hxDlT6HftfH + RIiSsGE !e

:. III 81 e: .s g
-.0, HvnlI KID OF HSnol, i'
f7s vs,ss Ss,afs,s dossa 10 ss..s.ss Pss,,is.
q: II .o.
NOR. He has pow in his pos.e.son over one hundred
Two bottles are warranted 70 care nursins Sore
One to three BOTTLES viii cure the worst kind sf
Pimpies on the Face.
Soss SSs 70 cure sSs S S,n
Canker in the Mouth and Stomach.
worn. End q Of H Ey 1. a' cure inc
One or two bottles are warranted to cure au Hu-
Two bottles are warranted to oure Running Of the
Ears and Blotches among the Han;
-Four TO sl1 bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
One bottle xiI oaIs scs!y Eruption. Of the Skin;
Two o. three bottle. arc S.rr.nted to cure the
s Ct IN Salt
Eve to eight bottle. will cure the worst case Of
benefit /. always sx psrisnoed from the 6rst bot
lie. and perfect cure is warranted when the above
Nothing looks 80 improbable to those Who have in
valn tried all the wonderful medicines Of the day, a.
along old stone walls should cure every humor in the
i TSs1s ed G hsSH
Deddled over thousand bottles oft In the vicinity
Of Boston. know the effects of 1t in every case.
done in MsssaohSsstts. gave i to children yssi
old, to old people Of slXty l nave seen poor, puny,
hab6y, restored to perfect state Of health b' one
TO those who are udeot to sot headache, one
osiarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken It had
i. Where the body Is sound it works quite easy "
but where there is any arrangement of the functions
of nature it will cause very sngvla lar feelings but
you must not be alarmed; they always disappear in
sT e on 10 the . ead re-
gone, you will feel yourself like O new person.
heard some Of the most extravaxsut encOmiums Of it
In my own praotos always kept it strictly for hu-
moIs-but since its introduction general family
medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been
Several cases Of epilepto hts-a disease which vas
always considered incurable, have been CURED b.
few bottles. o, what mercy if it will prove edec-
few who have seen moEe Of il than have.
know of evera cases of Dropsy all OF them aged
s s0s r. Il For the e the
and xsSe. Pain in the SIDE. Dxessss OF the SPINE,
and particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys, O. the
discovery has done more good than any Medicine
No change of diet eyer neoessary-est the best yol
can get and enough oft.
Dirsesiqss for Uss:-Adults one tablespoonful
children from FIVE to eight ears, tea spoonful. Al
no directions can be applicable to all constitutions,
take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice day
MANUFACTURED By
DONALD KENNEDY.
No. $50 Ws'rsS Strsss. Rozbsry. MassseAssssss.
Agents for Wsshinston.-Chas: Stott & Co., z.
SilmAni KIdwell Iawrenos, j. B. gardner, Bury
Martin King, Marin & Palmer, Stewards & CO., o
Boswell, Daniel b. Clark, J. p. Milburn, Dunbar
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AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEI-wm Kirk, Md; Dr =
Duyali, do thinner, Mo; q Snyder, Pa
3i m stnaHi Va: w w Dallas and lady, Mrs B
Daiss Barkwith aud lady, Va; w Conn.
w Rinehart, Nd; C F Froner, XIV; ) Nor,
Ii., Md w A Willard, do; NJ wharton, Del;
Nye, HI g onney, NY; A Aucker. Pa; w
Va. GG a. = e BaIn arm Pa; Bayly,
Nv Nv Aeyes' iii Ray, NY J Hurd, NY;
Moore; III; Sawyer, do; Col Fannie
roy, oS IA, o. shannon and sister: o; n o VIII
Mass; J II Duvall, Md; " l. Casey. ny. =
Showacre, Md; Schultze, Md; ri Iyleoart
DO; Steer, UsA; Cobb, 81; BF Bow
ssng, Mdi Jos Green, Pa; E A Green, do; w c
wlLLARDs' HOTEL-G Da,hiell. r p
sPinner, ny; Turner, Ky; Il Lee Mrs and
Miss LIE, Ny; b Davidson, Utah; J n Ketcb-
nn a ana lady, Ter Van sycken and lady, M;
Porter and lady, w III and Miss BryarIy
Tenn; Dennis, Pa; Wm Cozzens, and ly. r +;
Btanstowe. Mass; F. NJ Townsend and Iadv
Cs Egleston, T HawIey, K B Norton. Mrs
eo,S.hons Deacon and lady, Pa; r
Seiosoo.ough, o n Cramer, O Hall and lady.
Smith, Pa; w T Hopkins. Mas: q W
S@itn and daughter, Tenn; Vim Noble, Pa: Col
Ohio; Misa af %.r rem Hopper, NJ Harlan,
w IN Coliarner, Mrs Collamer and two daughters
Va; George Graham, Md; w Livingston. XIV:
NATIONAL HOTELS l. Peters, Md; J H
Wsrd, Ny; SW Stockton, NJ; F Waldo, NY;
Md; Congdon. j. w Gilbert, J West and Iy'
N.Y. T Hollyday, Md; Jno frnk, inin's; l. p
savage, Mo; u McGregor, Ill; & Aldrick Min:
} w Davidson, III Geo Milburn, T. r Hubba ID
90 i. Burgin, Pa; r Watson, ] C. Abbott
w hitney, RI; p C Calhoun and lady, Conn;
Ghsris and lady, Cal Conway, r obin,on, Va;
= W,,st, Atkins, + Haughwout ny; II
timers, Pa; 6 CrOssnIan, Va
WASHINGTON HOUSE l. Nichols. Dor.
= IL MaTkell, Texa,; Tn Bennett Mass
n ,e1pihs, Central RR; John Haldeman.
~ ndsseu, Canada; N ] DorSmaS y Oore
.nas, - Binley, Va; Gum, Md: sam,I A
DInIoieeouI, I'LL Jos Garrrttson pa. w A Nc
CIuIe, Glrnn Cal; NJ b Horn. Nv. = p pit
man, 81 Louis, Mo; W Suanahan Ter,.. r n
augher, w LeemaD, Mass; 4, a. Co., ~
Poster, Virginia. } henegan, Pa: S.vho,t
u. .. HOTEL, IL. o. sMfrHs-J a,,,,r,
No; Levy, Ny T. Drish, Va; NJ = NcSm''
Mo n Carter, NY; H.Dunlop pa: n A ~
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Ladies, do; + Sutton, Md; Capt Reed. Va. n
Deem, Ny; l. Osborn, Pa; w Jones, do: p q
sayly,Va; NJ kilgour, Md: Capt Braddoci do.
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kIRKwOOD HOUSE w Filter Ps; E. Ad.
ANS, Md; O Dean, do; B Carter, Va; s Watts,
Msi Welles and lady, Va; rs Conner and
S.9y, Mass Miss Rones, do; A b Hazsltine, do;
Thomas and family, II; II Thomas, Conn;
Vel Rogers, Mass; t HolIis, do; J A Semple,
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Travellers DIRECTORY.
L. ~ c.
TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

FALL AID WINTER ARRANGE MENrs.
NORTHERN cENTRAL RAILWAY.
will leave Calvert Station Baltimore. for H' ''i''
rrIIs snaIanS' Chlosso,
-. louis; and all cites and towns In the West and
THE M0RSiNG MAIL TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore daily (Sunday exc. D. ed az ASA
m, for rittsburg aud all Western Towns and
THE AccOMMoDATIoN TRAIN
Leaves B,itlnlore daily tSunday excepled) at p.
TIE HIGH EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore every Night at l0 p. m, connect
ing with the Lightning Express over the Pennsyl-
The ais m. and 10 ,. M trains CONNECT Glossy At
Hrttsburg WITH trains over the pIttsburg, Fort
Southern and Western connections.
~ Passengers for Chicago, Rock Island, Bur
NJ dison and other lead ng cities in the Northwest
Will save ONE HUNDRED NILES OF TRAVEL and TEN
HOURS m time, with -FOUR LESS changes of cars, by
NJ Passengers for Cleveland. sardusky, Toledo
equsled being IS miles shorter han any other route
III Passengers for ST. Louis, ndianapols, Terre
per make less changes cars and ne
IN advance Of any other route: and to Cncnnati Co
iumbus. Dayton, Louisville and ether prominent
Al Western BAGGAGE checked through and handled
Wv" W'idiiiamsport, 'S''' '0i Niagara Falls.
And cities and to1nsin'
WESTERN NEW YORK and CANADA
Will lind this the shortest, cheapest and most expe
ditiOus route. and leave hy train at l5a m.
Passengers for Hanover, Getty sburg, Emmitts-
burg. Wrrhtsvillle. COLUMBIA and Lancaster leave
IN the morning train at g. Is q. m
Passengers leaving Washington at G q. m, connect
with the BIS train, and those by the trains at
8, and SO with the 10 p. train for ell parts of
the West.
For further rect and reliable r formation pea
apply at the Ticket Ofhce Of the Nor heun Ce ira
Railway, Calvert station. corner Of Calvert aud
Frankhs streets, Baltimore.
fe8-n T. r. WARNER Trek ags,f
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beg to inform the inhabi ANTS and visitors of the
cines Of Washington and GEORGETOWN, ID. c., tina.
fHvs and shall constantly keep on hand, stoek OF
manufactured here entirely from Malt and Hops,
warranted free from all injurious lnsredlents, put
Restaurants, Boarding houses and private @mllles
delivered BY my own drays, any part Of the above
cities, at the Brewery prices.
Orders received BY post will be attend I'd to the
day following.
Also, Maita and Hops for sale.
Brewery and Mathouss corner of & and nth SITS.
Washington oty, ID. c. -
d Ia I'm JOSEPH DAWSON.