Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-11

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U-Jtb GreafIv I,uyrOred ScheiNioS.
THREE THROUGH CONNECTING TRAINS
ARE NON BUN p "a y, gfi iEHn%SakEs r
LIST. THE cINcfSSkTi EMPRESS MAI.
Breakfast s At the r cisy House. washington Juno
tho, before proceeding West. ThIs Iran passes
Tram for Columbus, CiaolnnatL, and intermediate
ID: fIF gkkkT CINCINNATI, AND ST:
Lofts EMPRESS connection leaves NashIns ton
lnciudlng Sanday, al s. = IN. reaching Clno'hmai
At .. ~. day. and conn. ctIng dlreot, with h1
press Tam for Lou!svIe. Cairo snd the Southsest,
ard for It. I.ouis Kansas, etc. 11mes from W ssh
ington Ia CInciELstn % hours, or to ~ Lonls only
: 3D. d"" "'iIHcINNkTI. DAYTON, INDIANAP9}77
NoRThWESTERN ENPRESs !. ayes except
Warrington Junction or Baltimore: leaving Bait
more al To- p ~. On su9da, Nsst me TnnneS CO..
Tevie1 the Grand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
II G,y igH;, take the SIS a. H. orc D. ga IRAN HVm
For Psrk~rsburg and all stations on the North
western VIrglnIp Road take the p. an. Tram. For
a. points on the Marietta Railroad take the same.
ri ne ~ Inss T%ans S are he Closest most
direct AMI rmp e that have yet been offered 20 the
srGi baf Se sources Il t s tnoGe and o6io
Railroad sud ats sssnCIsteiInes cuu uggesi, have
Throush Tcketeand Bassase checks 10 all Su.r,
teTs snd ey"Ts other possible faciiiJ VIII he Luna
NAY 'iRSSENGEES FOR the Main Stem # the
Baltimore AID uGIo Ral.roaI wiiI leave " sshng-
JuaclInn aud Piedmont take the IS 3; tram. For
al stations between Pie imont 'nd W bee Ing take
IL IL 70 ToR BhLfiMio'RE. PHILADELPHIA.
nN11SSGfiiNG TtoE 6ITLr Tor iisi'imo1e. o. foi-
love: A. 5I6aHd - a. m and 8. ard r. m.
tiop ne ~ s SLTi n !" and PHTLIDEGPHTA
Jor TER tORh, ard las :. IN. 'or Phi!SoelPhit
i'ne I5a.m sad IS and 6 .. m: Trains make he
WESTERN c"nncc:l"h'.a tie WASHINGTON yupo-
t t,Ss T'' 'n' Trans l''" ra.."''' '0o''o
Tn. S. s,m. aat s.r p. m. Trains connect With
The 80, n. N and SIS and p. TrsiEs "a Ill stop
~ WAY St.tions between Washington aud Bati-
Un SUNDAY, bat one Train. covcs Washington.
I = + & BALTIMORE FOE wAsHINs.
TON thsra are four Trans. as follows Atta aud
The mr., aud fourth OF which will he Express
Tranr, agd VII n2L stop except at ihe Jnno,lons'
beng specially intended :" sooomm1iale = ,MMkR
RESIDENTS IL THEGotNTRh, special
bring the Express Tram Passengers milvint there
ErFor Tickets Of all kinds. Baggage Checks
'D0 '' 49, "TII9$; d: PARSONS. Agent,
Or, W. l.. sMiTH. Master Of Transport ton.
l.. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
4 LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
-Tpe Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
CeLLNER ui!l run regularly tlesv- r.,
ing the S"ycuth street wharf, 81 the EasS@E ~
following hours: c1-A5Ax2aEo
LFavE ALEXANDRA AT
GcOrss Pcge-4l.. q. 10 a. m.; la. 3, and .. m.
1somGS COiLssr-7,s u a. Tn.; 2and p. m.
LEAvE WASHINGTON AT
GsorEs Pnrs-ria, g "a n. m; ~, {, and 6 .. IN.
Th0mGS CotIyer-e 10 q. m: l2A, Sd, and So o. m.
Fare Is Cent?.
Winters DnEIliaSes connecting with the Page
and Cniiyer leave tine Capitol s..d corner of I2ih st.
and Pa. Tho lIme tho bnsts cave Alex
alGTa. RICHARD WALLACE, PIes.
FOR MOUNT VERNON
The C0LIYEE vii leave fer Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS and L FRIDAYS, from " eshIngton az
ga and AlexaBdrIN at 10 O'Clock.
mss SAM'L BAKER. Cart.