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The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06
The Atlantic MONTHLY.

The February number has just arrived.
and is equal to any of Its predecessors
The ATLANTIC is the only truly american
Magazine now published, and deserves q
good support. We should be glad to see a
club raised in this vicinity, and hope some
one viii take measures toward it Immediately
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06
Another Reyolution in Merieo.

President Comonfort, the ablest and most
liberal man that has governed Mexico since
she was a Republic, has been compelled to
flee his country and take refuge in the Uni
ted States, having been abandoned by his
own troops. He arrived IN New Orleans
on the 10th of February The government
was ovetthrown after eleven days fighting
in the City of Mexico Puebla and few
other points had recognized the new gov
eminent, but the whole country was IN con-
fusion. 9 sse aaz s ss-nsh : e
Juarez, Parodi, DegoIado and others OPP
pose the new government They were ex-
peeted to march against.the City Of Mexico,
and preparations were making 20 meet them,
SO that more lighting was inevitable.
Gen. Alfaro had pronounced. st San Luis
Potoso, IN favor of General Santa Anna as
Dictator.
Gen. Zuloaga had issued DEGREES restor-
ing the ecclesiastical and military juTisdie-
ton; Tepealing the laws of 1856, which de-
clared the property Of the ecclesiastical cor
porations alienable and annuling the sales
of property made under those laws.
1t was reported that the clergy had loaned
% the new party. 81 COO. .0o0..
Adyiees from Sonora show state OF cIEii
warfare =
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

The Address of the General Assembly
under the Topeka Constitution to the Peo-
pie of Kanzas.'' win be found on the out
side of this paper. We hope our readers
viii peruse it carefully. 1t is faithful and
impartial history of the Topeka Govern
ment. and complete refutation of the Sian.
ders of its enemies.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

We neglected to mention last week that
the Legislature had made no change in the
county lines of this county, and had left
the county seat at 'sAgnes City" giving to
the people, however, at the next general
election. tbe right to locate it for themselves
by ballot.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06
Look Out!

The "Atchison Bank" is about to go in
to operation, the Governor having issued
his proclamation declaring that this bank
has complied with the provisions of the
''lav." This ..bank'' was chartered by. the
second bogus Legislature. and is doubtless
as bogus As The body that chartered it,
The better Eay to insure against loss from
sach ssEiId eat'' institutions is C refuse their
bills entirely They are intended to swindle.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

g. W. Brown denies that he is charter
member of the "Minneola" Company
We heard the reading of the Charter of that
Company in the House of the Legislature,
and eertainly thought his name was on it.
1t is possible, however. that We were mis-
taken and we give him the benefit of his
denial.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

The times can scarcely be as hard in Utah
as they are in the Confederacy that is at wan
with her. Brigham Young has just In
creased the number of his wives to seventy
FIVE, while our President can't afford 70
keep even one.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

Madame Ida Pfeifer, the celebrated trav-
eler. has been unceremoniously expelled
from Madagascar by Queen Ranayalona,
who entertained the idea that Madame Ida
intended to dethrone her She is now at
Yacoa, on the Island Mauritius.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

We have as yet received none of the laws
passed By the Territorial Legislature at It's
late session. The Governor, We understand,
refuses to let the Superntendent of Public
Printing have them for publication.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

Attorney General Black and Secretary
Cobb 60 openly into the House to canvass
for votes for the Kanzas bill Judge Black
was seen, the other day, seated by Dir. Mont
gOmery, of Pennsylvania, gesticulatine
with great yehemence. No such public in
decency of executive interference has been
witnessed for many years.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06
Plant Grapes.

We understand tits the intention of a
gentleman in Virginia, to bring to Topeka,
early in the coming spring. 200. 900 grape
roots. embracing the most productive and
hardy varieties cultivated in this country. 8
Should this project be carried out, an op-
portunity viii be furnished for our people
to engage in the cultivation of the grape,
which we hope win be promptly improved.
There is no fruit known to this Latitude,
which is so reliable in its yield and SO high
ly prized for table, or other uses, as the grape.
As a source of profit, its cultivation will
pay better, not only than any other kind OF
fruit, but better even than any of our sta
pie grain or root crops.
We are not strenuous advocate of the
manufacture of grape wine, but if people
viii guzzle, the use of pure native wine is
far preferable to the decoctions of alcohol,
logwood, strychnine, ETC., which now, in
great part. constitute The fashionable drinks
of this country, SO that as sanitary meas
ure, the cultivation of this vine would NOT
be without great influence. Topeka 7ir;5aae.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06
Census of Another Rufian strongho

Census Of Another Rufian Stronghold.
DR.. G.. W. Brown, of Vermillion CITY,
Marshall County, made US a cali on last
Tuesday, -
He is one of the deputy COMMISSIONERS who
have been engaged in taking the census of
Marshall Co., aud had the complete census
returns of that county with him. The
whole number of voters in Marshall county
is 153.
The precinct of Marysville, where the
soldiers voted last fall and where Frank
Marshall, Border Ruffian or Democratic
candidate for Governor under the Leeomp-
ton swindle lives, has total voting popuia-
ton of A. Yet this same Marvsville has
regularly returned about a7o votes for the
pro-slavery or democratic ticket, being about
twice as many votes as the whole county
contains
Bya communication from gentleman
residing in Marshall County. we learn that
Marysville and Palmetto, lying side by side,
contain less than dozen houses, all told
only three women living in both the "cities.' -
It Is just such dens as this MarysviIle
that roll up the great democratic naiori-
ties in Kaazss.-Ldlcreace Repn5Eiean.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

II is reported in Washington that Gen.
Persifer F. Smith VIII have command of the
eastern division of the army in Utan in the
next campaigns. if Scott goes TO Californis.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

The Justice of the Peace and Constables
of Topeka township, Shawnee county, have
resigned their Offices, for the reason that they
win not be made instruments to enforce the
bogus code.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06
VOTERS OF BRECKIHRIDGR AND.
GADISOE COUNTESS

On the tote cast By you on Tuesday next.
depends entirely yeur representation in the
first state Legislature. will you ssdisfran-
ckise's yourselves, by staying away from
the pelisl To the polIsi To the poils'
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

GKs- HARsEr.-This distinguished off,
Ger left our city yesterday for the East
de intends going to Europe, and has fur
Tough for two years. Il is curreutIy re-
ported by the soldiers that Lieut.. Gen. Scott
viii soon be at Fort Leavenworth, to direc,
the Utah expedition. We think this report
needs corroborstion.-L Learensto;fA Tines.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

The CoRS CReF.-The papers are teem-
ing with the most doleful accounts of the
corn crop. In Ohio. certainly, more than
one-half the crop win be anEnerchanta6le.
The farmers say that great part of their
corn IS so badly spoiled that the hogs viii
not eat IT. Cattle. however, are less dainty.
APprehensiens are also entertained that the
corn will Be worthless for seed.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

A modern tourist calls the Niagara Riv-
er "the pride of rivers That pride GER
tainly has tremendous faii.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

OK HusDRED AND FoUR THogsAED peL-
LABS WoRTH OF SARsAPAR1LLA.-The heirs
of Renei Clapp against The celebraIei sas-
saparilla Townsend, of New York. clam !.
ing. as partner. an immense amount o.
profits IN the business, was decided in TIE
Circuit Court. in Albany, few days sInee
IN favor of the heirs and instead OF he
verdict being SO. 200, as tie telegraph nso
it, it was for SI04, 900 It will require Inc u,
people to patronize Tovnsend's sarsspariiils
very extensively % make up this item IN NJ
fortune.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

Mr.. E o. Perrin, Of spread esgle notori-
ety. has been appointed one of the deputy
clerks of The New York Assembly.
The Kanzas news., 1858-03-06

Election on Tuesday. March 9Th. 1858
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IL Whatever the wind may do in winter. IL
cannot be denied that In spring II "turns over a
new leaf"
W Brady Sanders, charged with the murder
OF his wife, was convicted last week at SOUTH.
ampton, Va.
W new census of the city of Raleigh, N.
G., has Teen completed. The aggregate popula-
ton, white and black, Is only $50.
III The first Agricultural Pair held I'm Kan
sas took place In johnson county last month.
The exhibition Is said to have been fine
III The mountains In the northern part of
New England are covered with snow, which fact
accounts for the chilly air from that quarter
III Mr.. David Trumbull, 81 years old was
killed by runaway horse at Mill-creek Ohio
last week. The animal dragged him a mile.
IL The theatre at Santiago, valued at s1sO. o a.
and one Of the most magnificent structures of the
kind In the world, has been destroyed by fire.
III The United States bark Wagaan was sold
10 valparaiso Tar 81 $50; she is now under the
Peruvian dag, and Is named the Rosa Rivera
- III Arrangements are being made for the or
ganizstion Of Laramie Territory, embracing the
section Of country IN which the Pixies Peak gold
mines are embraced.
10 The case Of Nicholas Longworth vs.. the
heirs OF Oliver Ormsby, Involving 25 acres of land
Ia Cincinnati, has been decided In favor Of the
plaintif.
u person reading the name Of uYoung.
senior" and "Young, junior" In an advertise
uasnt, said the FIRST was a contradiction and the
second tautology.
|" The Albany Evening Journal (Republi
canl Is OUT boldly for William A. Seward as the
next Republican candidate for the Presid sncv
In lS6o OF never, In said to be Stewards motto
10 A man was asked what kind of girl he
pfeferred Tor wife. He replied: 'One that was
not prodi-gal, but frugal and a true.gaI, and
one That suited his conju- gal state"
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOrELs.

BROWNS HOTEL u Roberts, Pa; Hers
ton, do; Harner. do; DR. E Gibbs, do; Miss
son. NY; 9 W Fielden, NJ; d Miller. Pa: Mr.
viekers and lady; "a: Mr. HsrtreG and lady. do;
A Meyor. NY; w X Hall aud lady, Va; WVar,
aaeson, Nd; Is Warner, do; r l. Brothers, do;
w Buck, Pa; Mrs L N Buck, do; Miss M G
Saek, doi A w Mitchell and lady, CT; J MILL
Ellsworth, Ny; Gardner, do; w II w bite and
Iady, do; L de Monchy. Amsterdam; n G Pier
son, do; Ganny, Md; w Buzby, NJ; In
Rraham, Miss; f Manager, Pa; w o b Merrill
and sister, do; Stone, o; w Mathews, NY.
NATIONAL HOTEL Snyder, w Horn
aud "a iy, w p Wilcox and lady, Emanuel, III
n MARCUS, w Cochran. Jardines, J Grinan,
sehirey, N Bare, r Britton, w = Grass: Md; %
w Robinson, Mass; DR. ZONES, u SN; Wilson,
Va; w Williams, Ind; L Janin, La; n vii.
500, Eng; w Hamilton, do; Fl + Leman. Pa:
John Leeming, Canada; and w Irwin, Canals;
Williams, Ind; w Galloupe, Ind; B Gre :
UNITED STATES HorEL-R " wslob.
Hawley and lady, Ny; w Brownins. do: W
L West. do; w Hamilton, Wis; 5 Harris.
Pa; Fox, Va; u Osburn, Nd; Jackson and
lady, Va; Noel, do; J L johnson, do; n
s'mmermao. do; w d Millar, do; w Il Roth
Master Rothwell, do.
KIRKwOOD HOUSE-G Daugbertv. Va.
stene, ILL., Armstrong, USA: 9 KembIe
NY Babson. do; stone, Va; Nj b Miller Pa
J w Todd CSA; DIR Fister Va; Buckston q;
NY.
WASHINGTON goUsE WIN III Waters. 7
WiiiiamS. NY; Jas Butler. Md; Jno Anderson
Jackson, Pa; Thos Baker, Miss; John Martin.
Ohio; Northen, Va; L r Chase and lady,
Michigan.
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DR. STEPHEN BAiLY,
OFFICE l98 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Ihyss doors from lIth strssf,

Or: BAILY bees leave to inform the public that
ne can be seen at al hours, at his Office,
sxpefenos Of een ,sais si paSs. :aes
the large number Of patients, and great variety of
otherwis siins to The fseth. His own saps %
the and especially brs haTTs and and
f.. Parmly, has led him, long since, to discard all
EnaInels, Gutta Per cha. India Rubber and Clements
iSr the construction Of Contiguous Gum Teeth. and
relisbe substance that can be worn an the mouth a.
was moot Q noluslvely shown b, the last American
Although he latters himself from his long resi-
ss To he
leave to refer them to the following
From the LAT. Rector u lie cGr,si of Epiphany,
DR. STEPHEN s.tgr fai Ds s.1y Sri desire to
press my esteem Tor you personally, and my cont
dence in you as superior dentist. The operations
friends and the public that your skiIl 80 we'll de-
'' Wilmington. Aug sa is s''' FRENCH
From one Of the Oldest firms !. Baltimo,s-
Msss,s. Boges, Cotmas 4 Co.
Having employed DIR. Stephen Baily, Surgeon
Dentist, of Washington city, TO execute for me an
to my entire and in view ofthe fact that
one OF the most distinguish ed members of the Den
to perform the same work satisfactorily. j. gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high estimation Of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS.
EztrdcfJYo note rsesSrsd |ron tks late Hon.
jobs N. Clayton.
u. 8. Senate, Aus. ls. 1855.
The teeth you made for me work admirably no
'h'H' could Dc 0''''r JOIN aS iMsl'sd!Hfl 2YroN.
To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can cheerfully recommend Dr. 8. Bsily as a
superior dentist. He made set of porcelain teeth
for one of my family and plugged several teeth for
mysef, and the work has all stood well for more
than ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Aprlls. lass. Va. Conf. M. Z Church South.
We. the undersigned, having hsd occasion toavail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF Dr. y. Baly,
surgeon Dentist of this city having been cogni-
can't OF his operations families friends take
pleasure In expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, es well as the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations in Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage of
the pubic, of which We consider ham eminertly
worthy.
THOMAS U. WALrXR. Architect u. 9. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID of Washington, ID, G.,
b. 8. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of 6 eorg etOwn, ID. G..
n. >. LINCOLN, M. d., of Washington, d. G.,
Jos II. BRADLRY, of Washington, ID. G..
GEORGE WALTON, tx Governor of Florida.
WALTER LRNox. Ex Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, U. 8 Patent Once,
&c: Weir, Pnnolpal Rittenhouse Academy.
feb 5o-tf
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one Of their
becomes . matter of serious Importance, and the
question is what shall do to stop the hair from
RI ri RI r HAk s H.
applications viii stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dsndruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
a2d imPart freshness and vigoi to the hair; and
continued use Of il two months will insure you .
not satI,fsd .teI tie SECOND application. return il
Ask for pr. Harri.' Hair Promoter and Improver.
Eist, corner Nam and Eth. and Nam and WsiI sts
and m Wash,ngton city by 2. d; GILMAN, Drug
B. CLARK. DrugIist, corner * street and Pa
avenue. apl 1y
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EVENING" STAR.
THE ORPHAN BOY,
a TRUE STORY,

rzUK STORY.
A httle boy, IA orphan, too, "-i a
g Whose finger. ends, With cold were blue,
WITH lenriy drops IN either ere,
Heeoy 10 start when pity 70 n Eh.
I'm tImid steps approached the door,
ZONE scanfy plttance TO implorO,
bose orazen knock or. smooth and bright,
moeked al The s6.rts Of the wight.
His little hands its place supplied,
ADO open hew the portal vide ...I-
A eergyman Of modern date, -.
= keee and Tor Kindness than estate,
Noy - Cd the boz from top to toe,
And nsteninE TO his tale Of woe,
I'D, Ake this crust. 'tIs mouldy, too,
buf. stil. tin good enough for you!
NJ boy receiyed it with good grace.
And turn'd about to cult the place.
Stop, said the priest. an orphan boy
Should not pursue such lad employ
Answer me this. pray can you read
? All! no, SIR. 'tIs truth indeed.
Notresd! why, then, you cannot pray.
III teach EQUALIZER me thus say:
Our Father who in heay en- art.
Oar Father" touches bis little heart,
de your father, then, and mine.
Yes, said the reverend divine
bod 40 the father Of US all,
vi rich and poor, great and small.
with feelings pndisg ulsed the boy
SUNNI q mp the whole in this reply:
- were orothers-let 1t not be said
on ever gave me mouldy bread!
80 -"-Ftf lAL6asy 4rgxs.
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ShsrtfelIew Sums Up Lensfellsw

Miles standlsh, Cd Puritan soldier, courts gal
Gal IN ls ,sa oJ pfoSy,
and hooks il;
Folks think he's killed. but he amt and comes back
q friend, to the " eddlng.
III you call this INK Standish stuff poetry. Punch
will soon reel OF Miles.
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Iisoeu
Dk0PoeALs foR INDIAN GOODS.
D.,4.In.sI 9. tn. Iss II; !,

OYHfcE or INpfAN AFFAIR." DOT. DC feoS.f
.SRALxp Pgopos AIS. endorsed" Props Ms for In;
d,sn 6oods lCls:s :. orS = the ss:s nay os,
layton olty, until loo 'clook. Q. N on "a kDAv,
the thirteenth dag Of November nsxt. for faruish-
ing the follovins named articles;
-n FlEH-F - Glass No. I. -r
MaekSsae Bioaksfs, Cloths, Gad DYv Gesds.
$500 pairs s. point white Maokinao Blankets. TO
measure 80 By ~ lunches. and vegh pounds
S.e0o pairs ~ polst white Mackinas Blankets. TO
$50 psirs s.po,ns wiits Msofinao ssnisis. to
measure q BY s. inches, and wslGh n< pounds.
600 pairs IL point white MackInAc BLANKETS. to
measure s. By 50 inches, and weigh ~ pounds.
ssss saS Sy sna ~ssS - Ssssds
$50 pairs s point scarlet Mscklnac Blaakets, to
measure 60 by u inches, and vsGh poands.
800 para ~ point scarlet Macklnsc bianksts, to
.,o measure n = BY 90 iHcass aSd weiS5 pounds:
-. neasurs s. by IS incheS. and veisn 50 pounde
700 pairs 81 poht green Maokinsc Blankets to
measure 66 by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
600 pairs point green MackInse Blankets, TO
<U pairs "a Poiut green MackinAc Blankets, 10
measure s. by &C inches, and weigh s pounds.
zoo pairs 81 point Indso-bius Mactinao Blantsts,
pss .cS wsss
TO measure GO by u inches, snd vsish pounds.
O0 pairs ~ point indigo blue Mackinao BlApkots,
TO measure 81 by 6 inches, and weigh slbs.
leo pairs ST point gentineis blue Mack mao Ban-
kets. to measure IS BY "a inches, aid weigh Z"
500 pairs 5 point sentinslIa- blue Maokinac Bian-
ksts, to measure 81 BY u inches. and weigh
$50 pairs ~ point gentinela- blus Macklnao Blan
kets, to measure 81 b. 60 inches, and weigh
pounds.
500 pairs / point gensinelta- blue Mackinac Blan-
kets. to measure 50 BY "a inches. and weigh 81
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TIE VIRGINIA sPRINGs.-Psssenrer, |

l. the Orange and Alex -
s ;Ss Rsilro.a, b. leavins4 ~
The alexandria and Washington Railroad, nh st.
and LOUISIANA avenue, WILL be called for and oon
veyed TO the Long Bridge station, where a good
breakfast can be obtained. This line cares the
y. 3. a all for the %. A. X. X. Passengers Will
nnd free from the annoyance Of wagons and horses
that 10 met with OF the boat. IL Ia the most en-
ditious, and, In many instances the most eoouoma-
Baltimore.
MICS. led n
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COUGHS. COLDS. HoARsENEss, 40,

The prevalence of the above complaints at mn.
season generally has the effect Of bringing out host
OF lrofessedly new specifics. and while some are
GOOD. many are useless, and others even dauxerous
The vlssst course to pursue 10 to consu yourtam-
Ny physician. or otherwise use only such rened ca
as long public experience has proved TO he safe snd
4@qaclous. Ofthis character is TYLER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
soon became popular remedy and has continued
70 snloy growing reputation for the last twenty
year,. In Gases Of common Colds, Coughs, TO-, il
sefs like charm. and in Chronic Cases, Bronchitis,
~ hooplnE ough. Group, Asthma. Inf usnza, d O..
success 10 unparale cd. and most viii testify Who
R1es Is cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Yosd oJ Nalrn Palmer, Chss. Stott, %, Wash
exandras Where Il NAV be bad also. for
Lostngef Iorm. Price l7h and q cents Q box =
knovh Tylers Gum Arabic CouGh Candy
Ofoys. e an elegant. pleasant and e6ioscious Put
noo1o Loxeogs they Are unsurpassed. no n. San
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M FALL ARRANGE MENT.
A Boat Epery Hoxr from Eaoh Place.

The washington and Alexandra Steamboats, vii
hereafter rua regularly from the foot -
Of eth eet, Washington, and King SeAxE1S
street. Alexandra, evsry hour from
seon pace, from ~ 8. m 70 "a p. m = s iolioys
From WashIngton-Steamer GhO. PAGk-At
ek, 8, sna III q. m, /, 5, s, and "a p. m.
From Washlngton.SteamerT THOMAS COLL
fER-at s, 10 a. IN, II M, 2, 4. and p. m,
From Alexapdria-Steamer GRO. PAGE-at
81. 8, loa. m, IL m ~, Z. ard p. m.
From AleJandrIa-Steamtr THOMAS COLL
YhR-at ~, 9. II g. m, I. s, and .. m, except
Tuesday and FRIDAY mornings, when the Coll,er
heretofore. and omit her trips bstwey n Washington
and Alexandra from Ga IN. to ?. m. only.
The 81, 81 O. m. and ga p. m. boats from Alexan-
dria connect with nhe trsIns Of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North and West.
The6k a. m and IA q. IN. boats from w askSngtou
conneot with the trans of the Oiange and Alexan-
dria Railroad for he South and Sopthvs -. se -
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CHARLES N. KUGLER, 30
~ NO Sls Pa. aceaee, keflcsen n ond Sd srs.,
=, VIII furnish ard send ICECRAM in any part Of
sne cify % 50 per galon; 90 cents quart. Fsirs,
estlvals Balls and Parties ofal kinds furnished on
me most reasonable terms. - : I : I7TI--- =
GO San c. N. KueLER.
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PROM WASHINGTON CITY, ID. c.

VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA.
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b, obtained at the
CHEAT SOUTHWB STERN RAIL Road
OFFICE, corner of Pennsy lyenia avenue and 9Th
street, Washington, on board Of the Steam Ferry
Boat Georss Page, or at the Office Of the Orange and
Alsxsndria Railroad. at Alexandra,
Richmond, DGnviHe, Lynehburg, Bristol,
Knoxville, Dalton, atlanta, Chattanooga,
NashciIis, Huntsville, Grand junction,
Memphis, Montgomery and Nelc Orleans,
By q direct route, AID continuous railway oonneo-
tons to Memphis.
AfordinE greater Ezpsdition and Con,forf aud
being over g miles shorter than by any other route
The steam ferry boat Georse Page leaves the foot
of1th street II 81 a. M, for Alexandria, where pas
seIsers take the cars for Richmond, CharlottsvIlie,
Steunton. White Sulphur Springs, W oodstock, &e /,
and at N 2. for Richnond and ell points south
phis.
Baggage Wagons and Omnihuses leave the ofboe,
Pa avenue, at o'cloct q: m. and pm.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
leH-u WashluTtop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-11-19
LIMITED STATES NAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and Witkou. Pails,s
for Eight Years.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND oREsON,
VIA PANAMA RAuRoAp,
Regular SsiIiss Days, stk & aotk Of sssl ,,os,A.

CArTIoN.-So many frauds and impo- ~
sinons OF various kinds have been lately q
FOkNiA, that the subscriber the oniy author,z.
agent for passage BY the Y. 3. Mail Line via Psm
ma. N the olty OF New York, feels Il his duty 10
Snat 70 AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful 10
nnd tne true omoe OF the Steamships Of tie ~ q
NAL Line, VIA Panama RailrOad as no Other once
IN New ork Is authorized TO enEase passaxe
Inc Companss have only one once in New York
Enlon 10 al " West street, corner of Wsrrep St
r ron,.aG on ne Sorth River, at the head OF the
III Observe my sign over the door
felS J. W. RAIM0ND a 80,