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~ HEELWRIGHr, NUDGE Il CO..
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No. IL Hanorsr street, corner Of German,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Cars9n Bros Co.; Dickey, Ross q Dieksy; IA,
gle MIls Company; Empire Mills: Gibson, Crosby
Robbins: X. Il A. Fl. hubbard; Jessud & I,sfIlih.
J. p. K,nS Go owen & Huribut; Palmer 4 Por,
ter; Platner d Smith; Parsons Paper COMPANY;
Marlboro Mills; metropolitan Mills; Sagamoie
Mills; and various other celebrated makers
Also. full assortment of Book binders Leather
Cloth, Glue, dc; Printing Papers, News ard Hook:
ColoIed Papers Of all kinds; Htraw Eoardf; Bind
ers and Trunk Boards; Bonnet Boards white and
colored; Printers Cards and ard Boards, in eyery
variety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press boards.
full assortment Of French Folio Post, Packet
and Letter Paper, Marble Paper, Post Once and
Bank Envelope; Wrapping Papers. all kinds !;
Sheathing, Tack and Spice Papers; Printing and
Writing Ink; Alum, Bleaching Powders.
IL Paper OF every description made 10 order.
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I ONO RTHY,S
IL PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
-, N. PIKE Sole prnnrtafnr

This Brandy has boon manufactured for several
years from the Pure JUICE Of the Catawba tira pe
thus ahoTdlng additional evidence of the progress
OF American enter Prise and industry, and Of our
ABILITY to produce aTic at hon., equal to those
made by any other ma ion.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but eXcels the best Imported Brand's 10
purity ana havor. 10 Is, IN fact, the best Brandy
Snown. his statement is fully corroborated by the
CeIthca'es Of our most distinguished analytical
Chamsts.
III II ISL sure Remedy far Dyspepsia, Fla'u-
Ieney, tramp: ChOic, l-anguO LOg Spirits, Gene
raj IDENTITY. &c. No family should be without II.
FETAL price 81 IS per bottle.
:. N: PIKE has appointed DAN'L. II. CLARKE,
Drugglst ana fhaI Haceutist, corner of Pa avenue
ana "a street, Sole Agent for the District, here
desIers land customers will Please forward their
Ia
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EVENING STAR.
CHILDREN.

ShlLDhENs
RON LonGfsNotc'S Jo,theon1ins B ook of p osms.
Come TO me, D ye children,
ror near you At your PLAY,
Ana the questions that perplexed ne,
nave vanished quite away.
feopen the eastern windows,
nat look towards the SUE,
"he5e thoughts are singing swallows,
And the brooks Of morning Taa.
In your hearts are the birds ard the sunshine
nyour thoughts the brooklets Cow,
But IN mlne 10 the wind OF Autumn.
And the hrst IN. j OF the snow.
All what would the world be to US
III the children were no more!
We should dread the desert behind US
Worse than the dark before.
What the leaves are to the forest,
With hgh and air for food,
Ire their sweet and tender Iuices
Have been hardened into wood
That to tia world are children:
through these It feels the glow
VI Orig nter and sumner climate
Than reaches the trunks below.
Come to me, o ye children!
A whisper IN my ear
What the birds and the winds are singing
hJour sunny atmosphere.
For what are all our cOutrlyings,
And the wisdom of our books,
Whsn compared with our caresses,
And the gladness of your looks,
Ye are better than all the ballads
That ever were sung or said;
For We are living poems
And all the rest are dead.
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nR. X. FINLEY HUNT.
II DENTiST@S
No. $40 Ponnsy vanIn avenue,
VIII perform oil operations belonging to his ~4lI0
profession at his Old ehtsblishc Office, as above.
d l9-tf
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a TEN. Sfs-
Neis B"SIHeSs, Nsrc STOCK of Goods. and
NJ, P,,I.. e'seS

IN commencing " business I deem i, ~ .
thaf ace 20 nay customers, a. well a. to mS.ef
s.ssn no,e system should be observed in tbs t,sn.
noancs % .tness than heretofore. Therefore An
WI b u lot ne future that every article IN stoIe
nr,cs f,a see ~ pain figures at the yery Ioveat
nost os no 70 ask more nor lake less.
tlons Tor sa,h wSi.h Eiil De made at large auo-
below the ms rkst prIces ISs oOODS much
Ny object 10 to do q popular b,.,,.
oner foods extremely low for cash or on s. sna
10 Punctual credit Customers vi vi mort time
Citizens and strang ers are cordi.Ilx
pricss. STU 10 learn the
..us g iatsntlon to keep At all times q tborou,hI
Di,MEs'rr11SSk o; me best class Of FOREIGN and
ar - 1epsrtment will be under the charge Of ma
- con petent statesmen and xreat Gaze iii ph ne
sUe lc,s ~ ne several de nts So Piled
suec,..o, n, John b. CLAGETT,
seq So sa. 70 SiIpsett, Newton. May L Co,
Aoi ehn' Ayenne and 9th street,
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No. 6I6l
SALEs s II rft 6E {5nihl Laps IN THE


public sales will be held, as made known in the no
to wit:
M AZ the ia, land otice at MoNaok; commencing
disposal al the pubic lands, heretofore unnfered
IN the following townships and parts of townships,
North Of the base lime und sast of fks principal
nieridian.
'01 sns shs the and sas shs s s.
aud the " q Of SW 4 Of ~ Of township eighteen;
81, and g of township nineteen; sections To 5s IN,
elusive; and sections q, 30, So 81 and 81 of town
s shR twenty; and township t"en''One' of range
Sections ?, q 6, 8, To- H. Il. 10, o. q. "a. g. q o..
Inclusive; and sections s.. 81, and IS, OF torne6,c
tw nty; and townships twenty -one, twenty two
and twenty three, OF range nine.
Sections 50 g. 10, y. u, is, 90 % g. 2s d. 81.
81, "a and s., of township nineteen; sections TO 30
twenty; and townships twentr-one, twen.y two
and twenty three, Of range ten.
T"wnsh ps twenty, twenty one, and twenty two,
Al the land Office at MONROE. commencing on
posal Of the vacant lands in the even numbered
sections. within the aforementioned townsbIpF
on each eide of me '.VIcksburg, shreveport. and
Texas railroad" subject, as required by law, TO
minimum OF two dollars and fry cents per acre,
North Of ths base line and .ast Of tke prise,pal
Townships II and 10. Of ranges
TOWNSHIPS 10 u, and Is, OF ranges O. TO- II and II
townships IS. Us, and IL, of ranges IS and Ia
Iownshlps Is and l6, Of range IS
1he onerlng OF the above lands will be commenced
on the days appointed, and will proce in the orde1
m which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed bnt 81
sac shall De hep; open longer than two weeks and
until alter the expiration Of the two yeeks
Lands appropriated by law for the csc of sohool.
the sales. "o'h
,n Giyss under ny hand at tie cty Of wsshinston
sand eiEht hundred and ffty-eight ~ 1-
By order Of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Lam Ofhos
NOTICE TO PRESCRIPTION CLAIMANT
Every person entitled TO the rirht OF pre- -emn,or
70 any OF the tsnds within the townships and nsr,s
OF townships above enumerated REQ aired 10 esfss
lsh the same To the satisfaction of tho rer,steT "a
receiver OF the proper land Office, aad wax pay
msst na.,syor as soen as practicable oJi,r see
the commencement of the public sale az the Land.
will be forfeited. S" 0'"4~
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
GoInmssloner OF the General Land Ofhoe
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Dentistry, 20.

r. DENTISTRY IMPRQvED.
OR. MUNSON 10 now setting Teeth on Vulcan
ne, combining the irresistible advantages -
creased comfort Those having badly ftt-
ing Plates ON now be GUARANTEED perfect ht. Teeth
mounted on NulosnIte Will cost third less than
gold, ana are Ter superior ln every respect. Call
and see specimens at $50 Pennky lyania avenue.
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Miscellaneous.
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
aaH2gAfS s1ssx2o s. AsD

no euDf c!lDof having cOInpleteo MS dtBOftment
Of Furniture, would respectfully
invite the citizens of Washing
examine his stock for them
selves. consisting of
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, CHI Try, and other Ward
robes.
Fine MAHOGANY. Walnut, and Cherry, Jenny Lind
and other Bedsteads.
Fine Walnut and Rosewood EtrFeres, Ladies' Cab
inets and Whatnots.
Fine Mahogany and W alnut Sofas and Chairs.
Fine solid Oak Marble top and other Cottage Cham
Der Sets.
Fine Mahogany, .nd Walnut Dressing and other
Bureaus, and SIdeboards
Fine Mahogany and other Chairs Of every descrip-
ton.
Fine Marble top, Centre, Sofa, and other Tables
CHINA, Glass, and Crookery Ware, Looking
Glasses, dc.
NV purpose Is to sell as cheap as any other person
IN Washington. and on favorable terms and
natter myself that no person wishing to purchase
will be disappointed if they give mo a cali.
A. GREEN,
an 1s-tf No As nh street
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MiSSISSIPPl LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS,
THROUGH TlCKETS can b. obtained at tho
CHEAT SOUTH WESTERN RAIL, ROAD
OFFICE, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th
street, Washington, on board of the steam Ferry
Boat George Page at the Office of the Orsng anG
Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria,
Richmond, Danvilie, Lynchburg, Bristol,
RaOrritie, Dalton, atlanta, Chattanooga,
Nashville, Huntsville, Grand function
Memphis, Montgomery and Nev Orleans,
BY direct route, AID continuous railway oonnec
tons to Memphis.
Afording greater E1psditioR and Comfort and
being over no mills shorter than by any other route
The steam f. Try boat George Page leaves the foot
oi7th street Mt 6s a. m for Alexandra, where pas
sengers take the cars Tor edmond, CharottsvIIle
Staunton, White Sulphur Springs, W oOdstook, do !,
and at Ia p. H. for Richmond and al points South
west making sure and close connections to Mem
Plus.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the Office,
Pa. avenue, at O'Clock n. m. and p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS. Agent.
Je l1-u Washington.
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THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON ne
GlDBS'S VEGETA BILE BAI.SAM perform
ing Amo,t plraolss IN covering ~ Bald Heads and
ounug IL SoAlD Diseases. q a-sm
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FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW
FROM we RfANfETT isI0 sDS su9 %E WEST
LIST. MAIL TRAIN starts at IS and 745 a. m,
breakfast at the Relay House, washington juno
tIon before prOoe eding west.
E% 81 TEH AND AND, ST h3Is
at $50 p. m. reaching Cincinnati at p m. next day.
and connecting directly with Express Train for Lou
Kansas, dc. Time from Washington TO Cincinnati,
III a GGTSS{GSiSSNATi SSY,TdS, iSDa5ANAg9,
N0kTHW EsTERN EXPREssC leaves d dslls'
Except Saturday and Sunday IS p. N connect
ing ut washington Junction or Baltimore. leaving
TO view the Grand Mountain Scenery of the Road
IN oayght TAKE the 30 and 745 e. IN or AS p. m.
For PaTk"rsburs and all Stations on the North
western Virginia Road take the sn ,. Train. For
Through Tickets and Baggage Cheeks to ali suar-
ters and every other possible facility will DO found
WAY PASSENGERS fer the Main Stem of the
pa and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
Piedmont take the 5 So 7.45 a. m. trains.
or ali stations between Piedmont and Wheeling
take the AS p IN: Tram: TO connect with the Fred
WASHINGTON & BALTIMORE TRAINS.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at SIS and 7.t5
a. M, and $50 ard AS On Sunday at So p m.
only.
Leave Baltimore at 4.so and go q m. and $50 and
Tie 745 and AS trains only will stop at way sts-
tons and for Annapolis connections.
ing Trans for ths .ni are re- .ne che connect
p. m. trains for the east.
70, further infoImaton inquire at the Baltimore
au16 Il. II. PARSONS AGENT
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,,uBLiC SAILS il SEsss ssasEN W GgtHf
" ERE ORDERED TO BE Held nv pro,

SEAHa llON NO
Notice hereby given that the public tae q, Of tbs
vacant public In DIS within the Territory Of Ne6ras
dated March 81. 1859. to be held at TIRE and ~
BkowNsvILLE, NEBRAsKA CRY end OMAHA CtIy
IN the Territory OF Nebraska, on the 6th ia, of go
tember next, arc hereby post poned by rder Of ~.
Prefdent, until September. 1859 r,or Ia ~ icb ~.
law. JOS & Wi SnHs "
Acting Commis'r of the GenersI Land ossc..
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!! N9rIcE OF TIN 6l SD =,
T THE s hAHP OF 9sFISk AT 'fAIMisx. III

Soeice 10 hereby given TINT, m pursuspcs of Ia
1 ~ niew OF the fect that the upeoid lsnd ra ~
,ALhikA outnct 10 reduced helrw hnDdr~<
acres the Secretary Of 1.-THE Interior has az
VI olsc"ntlnuance ofssid district, ard that
IN uhso iands therein he inside subject sale nj
ensD ~ BooNrvILLE. in sad Sta'e.
Land. remaining unsoId end unapproprinted bx
law, and subject Co entry &C the sfhce nov discon
snoed, VIII cease TO be su'3ect to ,ntry ut Q IL Of
nos IT. IN the date OF the recept { MOTTO. 70 that
effect by the Register and Re- cIyeT fber-u snd he
land officers at BooueVBile wIl give patlio noIcs %
the day which they VIII 10 errTared receive
spelicatious for sutries of sHysSch s,ds thSH Of
FOE.
this twenty fourth daJ OF AGgHst, A ~. ts&
JOS. =. WILSON,
A1E-veW.
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
Every person entitled to the night of pee emptlon
TO any or the lands within the townships and parts If
townships above enumerated ~ required {" establish
the same To the satisfaction of the register and
cever OF the proper land ofhce. and maxi payInsr
therefore as soon rs practicable after seeing fhs
HOftoe, and before the day appointed for the COM
mencement of the public sale of the lands embrac-
ing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim " m be
forfeited. THOS. A. HENDhICKS
Commissioner ofthe General Land Ofioe.
iy 24-lawISw
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I w. PLANT, UNDERTAKER, No. AIS 7th
s -: street, between and H, keeps T-
5uired in his line-a fine Hearse,
Patent Corpse Preservers, TO-, 30 His charges are
Of the day night. Hacks furnished for fnornls At
lowest pOssible rates. nns-Iy
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<nR. H.yAMES, THE RETIRED PHYSI-
~ clan di, covered, while IN the East indies
IL certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, BIon-
\ remedy was discovered by him whom his only
onlld, daughter, was given up to die. His child
was cured and Is now alive and well. Desirous n
OF benehtlng his fellow Tnortals ne will send TO j
those who wish It, the recipe containing full dI.
aeotlons ior making and using this remedy, free,
on receipt OF their names. Address
o, p. BROWN,
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The steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves the foot q,
connecting with the trains on the Orange and hIex
andria Railroad, leaving Alexandra at M O'CLOCK
o. m. and arriving in Y edmond at $50 D. m
Tickets procured on tho Boat.
Fare from Washington to Richmond $50.
APPS TioSst 49,.
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PTICIL
0Ace Second Story, three doors non
oUD FILJows' HALL.
speotaoos and Glasses suited TO every SIKH
SPss, kess s1a, end ,Mstcnm.aeTs@AA
great variety; COsnoramio Stercosoopes with s,evl
OF superior and choice PICTURES Cd hand Zee sdvsr-
nsement II National ITtsliiEeDocr.
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SUPPLEMENTARY TO THE LAST.

Mr. Hue, the great French traveller in China comedies
that his polite countryme outdone by the Chinese
He says that nowhere else than in China could be
heard exchanging compliments about coffin "In every
country people forbear to speak of this mournfu object
destined to contain the remains of relation friend
1t prepared in secret out of sight of the world and
when death enters the house the coffin is introduced by
stealth to avoid aggavatng the grief of heart broken
family The Chinese view the matter in totally differ
ent light In their eyes coffin is article of the first
necessity to the dead and OF taste and luxury to the
living. In the great towns they displayed with ele
CANT decomtions in magnificent shops, and carefully
painted vanished and polished in order to allure the
passers by and induce them to buy People in easy cir
cumstances always in fact provide themselves before
hand with to their fancy, and until the time arrives
for lying down in It. keep it in the house as handsome
piece of furniture of which the utility Is not mmcdatc
but which cannot fail to he consong and agreeable OBJ
ject in handsomely decorated apartment. The cofin
above all is considered excellent method for children
in decent rink 10 show the intention of their ilia
pety to the authors of their being II is great
lation to to be able to purchase coffin for old
father mother, and make solemn offering of IL when
they least expect It. When we love- we are always nge
nious in contriving agreeable surprises If person is
not sufficiently favored by fortune TO keep coffin ready
is still taken not to wait till the last moment that
the dying man. before salutng the world they say h
China, may have the satisfaction of casting gln.oc ut
his last abode linus, when patient Is Given over If
he has the luck be surrounded by loving friends they
fail to buy him coffin and to put II by the side
of his bed -
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A MvrsrERlAL CRISIS IN CANADA.
lcorrcsponaenco o. ,he Now York Herald J

Correspondence New York licraldl
TonoAfo August g. Is5S.-At the reassembl'ng of the
two houses this afternoon there immense rush for
places TO hefr the official announcement OF the new nm
isty The excitement out OF doors intense and the
speaker had taken his srat than ell the galleries
were filed with anxious spectators.
Some routine business having been disposed of In the
lower houfo Mr.. Patlick and stat that he had
been INSTRUCTED to TO the house the OF
the new administration. They were as follows
G,orpe Brown, Inspector General and PreIner
James Morris, Speaker of the Legislative Council
Michael Foley Postmaster General.
John s. McDonad Attorney General of Canada West
Oliver Mowatt Provincial Secre'ary.
Dr. Connor Solicitor General Of Lower Canada.
L. " Drummond, Attorney General of Canada East
G. Doron, Commissioner of Gown Lands.
NJ Thbeeudeau, Bureau OF Agriculture,
M. LemIeux, Receiver General.
l.. IL Holton, Public Works
d. Iabcrge Solicitor General Of Canada East.
The names of Mcssrs. Diummond, Doron, and Thi-
beaudeau oIcit-d loud laughter end ordinations from
the supporters of the late Ministry
Mr.. Patrick said that he not authorized to mako
any statement that occasion of the views the
government IN regard to the before the House
but that he hoped to be able to do so tomorrow,
On the motion that new Wit be 81 d for Montreal
vacate I'd by Mr Doions ceptance of Office Mr. Langc
vim moved that the resolution be emended by adding TO
it the following words THAT this House, while order
ing the said writ must at the same state that the
administration the formation of which has created this
vacancy docs po the confidence of this House and
the country The amendment gave rise to q vehement
debate, in which Mr. Cauchon, the Hon Hamilton Mer
ritt, Mr.. Gait, Mr. Moin, Mr. Pcchc, and Mr. Mailman
took part.
AT six o'clock the House adjourned for an hour and
half.
Inc debate viii probably last all right
Jn the upper house the conduct the members of the
administration violently assailcd. In both
houses it is believed that the majority against them will
be large, although immense efforts being made by
them to win supporters The only alternative left
viii be dissolution, end this the Governor general is
violently opposed to.
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VOL. XIV. NO. "a.
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
EROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALI. PARTS
~ OF THE WET, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST. BALrL
MORE lIRuAD.

MuttE AND OHIO RAILROAD
summer nt ~aA greatly improved schedules
Three through except
from Washington for the West as follows
LIST The CINCINNATI kXFRtss MAIL starts BIS, al
lowing passengers time breakfast Relay House, Washington
Junction. before proceeding West This Grafton
and connects al Bepwood the Ohio AT H. with
Central Ohio for Columbus Cincinnati intermediate points,
reaching Cincinnati ut ti.3 next day
4i TIE GREAT CINCINNATI and ST. louis EXPRESS
Washington ncug sunday $50, reaching
cnna at day. and connecting directly with Express
TINS Washington Cincinnati only 2s hours
St Louis only a. hour.
al CINCINNATI DAYTON, INmANApoIis CAIRO ST LOUIS
CHICAGO NORTHWESTERN EXPRESS (cxcept
and Sunday at $50, Washington
more leaving Baltimore at TO- On Sunday
To tho grand scenery the daylight
Is, u. m, $50, m. from Washington.
all Virginia
take the $50 train For all points the Marietta Railroad take
the
Washington baltimore by all
these trains In both drecons direct
travelling public every
that the
Railroad anl M assocte lines could
this Through tickets
route.
Way passengers for tho
win leave Washington follows points
Junction and Piedmont by tho 51b, For all
between Piedmont and Wheeling, take tho 630 To
connect with the Frederick train, take the $3.50
| apply to TIlS H. PARSONS, Agent,
Or at the ticket Office, Washington station
w p. SMITH,
Master or Transpo aou.
L. N. COLE
General Ticket Agent.
p,rrrw Nav 4
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANG EAENT.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
KAIfROAD
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through Tickets DO obtained at the great Southwestern Rail
0c Of Sixth Washing
Ferry George the Office
the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad, ut Alexandria
To Richmond, IAnvle, Iynchburg, Bristol Knoxville, Dton
Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand
uon Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans.
Railway Memphis
Aorng Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by any other route.
ferry George Page
6x O'Clock for AlcxandN passengers
White Sulphur
and at IA Richmond and all points Southwest
making and closc connexions 10 Memphis.
Baggage wagons and onnbusez the oce
o'clock, a. m, and Z, p.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent
June 18-N Washington.