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Allegheny Cattle Market.

ALLGGHBNYj MaICN DO.
The demand this week was entirely local
prices were we'll maintained, considering the alb.
sence of any eastern demand. The offerings
aggregated 1lO4 Beeves, 2,OO3 Sheep, GOA Hogs
and 100 Calves; of which were sold $40 Beeves,
275 Sheep, 125 Hogs and 100 Calves.
Beeves--prices ranged from 2H for common
to Al for strictly chce, the ruling prices fol
good medium to prime being 311R "a, gross,
equal to 1908 net
Sheep-only 275 sold, the rest going east;
prices ranged from 3@4 gross, as in quality.
Hogs-125 sold and the rest shipped east;
the range being from AZ as, gross.
Calves-100 sold at $3@5 - head.
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Fits! Tits!! Fitg!!!
DIR. HANCE'S VEG ETABLE EXTRACT
EPTL PTIC PILL LIS,

For Ne Ctre Of Els, SF0saas, Cramps and al
Nervous and Con8tjtUti0naJ Diseases.
DEkS0NS who are Inboring under this distress.
l. ing ,laIady will find DIR. HANCE'S VEGE.
TABLE. riplLEC TIC PILLS to be the only reme-
edy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy Falling
Fits.
These Pills possess specific action on the ner
vous system; and, although they prepared espe-
cially for the purpose of curing Fits they also
oofespecial benefit for all persons afflicted with
W k nerves, or whose nervous system has been
prostrated or shattered from any cause whatever.
lin Chronic compaints or diseases Of long standing
fuperndnccd by nervousness, they are exceedingly
Beneficial.
1 Price SO rer box, or two boxes for s.. Persons
ont of the city, enclosing a remittance, will Ii ave
the pills sent them through the mail free of postage
iitor sale by SETH S. HANCE, No l08 BALTI.
ORE STREET, Baltimore, Md, to whom orders
from all parts OF the Union must be addressed, pos
baid [ma2S, '57-lyl
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MI q R "a Z e ID

On the 10th ult, by Samuel Foreman, Esq.
Mr.. John D. GALBRAITH, to Miss ELIZABETH
ATKINS, both Of German tp., Har. CO., Ohio
On the 23d INST, at the residence of Edward
Huston, in Freeport township by John Knox
Esq. Mr.. ELISHA ZrMSERLY, to Miss MARY
LAND, both Of Freeport tip.
At The same time and place, by the same
Mr.. JAcoB HusToN, to Miss MARY ANN ZIM
MERLY, both of Freeport tp.
Married on the 4th, inst, by Fryer McKin-
ney Esq, Mr. RICHARD Downs to Miss ELIZA
pEpu ppnwN all of Harrison county
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0@r0ur neighboring county of Belmont can
now boast of having three full blooded horses
within her borders-"I "Invincible," "Kansas,"
and "Sharctack.'' Lovers of good horses in
"old Harrison" see to it that you are not be-
hind any other county in the State.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

LsOR IhE dement, Oh my customers, have con.
propose TO sell Goods on as favorable terms as
they can be had in this Market and deduct per cent
for cash paid down. tbeing equal to 10 per cent per
annum,l decided advantage to the Purchaser -
Believing that short settlements are most satisfac
tory to an parties, have concluded to settle with
all my customers by the first Of January and the
first OF July Of each year. These arrangements
will be strictly adheredto.
VIM. g. FINNEY,
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HATS AND CAPS.

TINE undersigned would announce 10 the Public
L that he has opened Store lin A. F. Moores
old stand) on Market Street. below Main, for the
Manufactures and for the sale of Hats and Caps
where maybe found Silk, Cashmere, and giI the
varieties Of Soft Felt and Wool Hats, aud Cloth
and Glazed Caps, for men and boys, the latest
styles. Being
Practical Halter,
he is prepared to make Hats 10 order of any style
Hats cleaned and neatly repaired. He solicits
the public patronage.
w. P. GRAHAM.
Cadiz, March II, l858-3w
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0E-Thc New York Herald says that Fernan-
do Wood, late Mayor ofNew York city, has in
stituted magnificent libel suit against HORACE
GREELEY & Co., of the New York Tribune
The case will contain seven hundred and fifty
distinct libels, charges of swindling, thieving
forgery etc etc
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0I-Browns new goods have arrived. They
are superior stock, and were purchased at re-
duced prices. Browns is the place to get good
goods and cheap goods. Call IN while bargains
may be had.
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CsTWe have received no western mail for the
past two days Who is to blame we cannot tell
but it would be an accommodation if the mails
would come to Cadiz little more regular.
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Ek.trfScTuEEu Bv
DONALD KENNEDY.

No. l20 Warren Street, RoxBury, Mass. Price st.
Wholesale Agents. Geo H. Keyser, Pittsburgh.
T. Il. Logan g. Co, Wheeling; J. z. Flemminx, Al.
legheny city.
And ut Retail by John Beall and John Mclean.
Cndiz; and by James Cady, Cadiz Junction OF S. 4:
l.. r. RI and BY all respectable dFuggists every.
where
| Inn. s. 1aia. .lY.
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Cincinnati Market.

CIoCTNNATI, March 29.
Flour unchanged; fair demand. Provisions
buoyant, Lard 91s. Bulk sides Sc; shoulders
531; bacon sides 8; mess pork in demand at
S15,75 and held $1,000.
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esyats1en's Meeting.

The citizens Of Cadiz without distinction o.
party, are requested to meet in the Probate
Judges office, at o'clock, P. NJ, on Saturday.
the 81 Of April, for the purpose ofagreeing up
on candidates for the different corporate offices.
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RENIoVA. L.s
EkRESSEA HkkkANA Aht -

JAMES HOWARD has removed his Boot anC
y Shoe Stort to the room formerly occupied b,
Henry Kerr, three doors SO tn OF tho post office
and one door north of Stewards store, where he
keeps one otthe largest and best stocks Of Boots
and Shoes ever offered in Cadiz lie has Just re.
ceiyed fres stock, all OF which will be sold cheap
er than ever. Custom work made to order. Give
me csli il yUu wish to secure bargains.
JAMES HOWARD.
Cadiz, Ohio april %. 1856
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BOOK B171d.er.y.

HAVING in great measure Fsftted our Bindery
We are now prepared to do all kinds OF BOOK
BINDING neatly and expeditiously.
We pay particular attention 10 the manufacture
Of Blank Books OF all kinds for the county officers
Blanks for Railroads merchants, &c,
Mschahtt will find our stock OF Full aad Hall
bound cap Blanks. cap, Letter, Note, and Fancy
Paper Envelopes, Pens, Ink and Stationary Of aI1
kinds TO be large, atd Will be cold at reasonable
prices. l'hs highest market ptice paid for Rags.
McUOWEE1. g. co.
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers; Stationariss
and Blank Book Manufacturers,
april 10, 1856. Senbenville, Ohio.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, March %.
Flour dull; sales 4,50o bbls at S475@5,0O
for Ohio, adecline Of &c. Wheat dull. $4,000
bushels sold at 81, loo 20 for Western red
Corn heavy. sales at 68@7o for white and yell
low Lard 1O@1014.
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GrWe are under obligations to Hon. G. E.
Pugh for a copy ofhis late able speech on the
Lecompton question. We regret that we have
not room at present to give it publicity.
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OrThere are number of persons who have
given us their due bills when settling their ac-
counts. These must all be paid in very few
days. or be left with the proper officers for col
lection.
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o.TPersons desiring to cultivate the New
Rochelle or Lawton Blackberry, can procure
plants by calling on VIM. Knox of this place
See advertisement.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, March 24.
Beeyes-receipts of 1850 head; prices have
declined &c; sales 6@9 15c., averaging Sc.
sheep-receipts of $500 head; prices are a
trife better.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March 27.
Flour quiet and heavy. Howard and Ohio,
81 81 IL and 4,50.
Wheat active except prime low qualities.
which are dull, good to prime, white 81 ,25@1,-
40
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0NrA sentimental chap intends to petition
Congress for an act to improve the channels of
affection, so that henceforth the course of true
love may run smooth
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
AARON TORMAN.

u MAKES this method to inform the citizens oil
l. Harrison and adjoining countless that he
has taken the stand formerly occupied by Joseph
Williams. in the
COACm MAKING BUSINESS.
And that he has on hand superior stock OF
Carriages and Buggies,
Which he intends to cell on the most reason "a Bile
terms. Persons from distance may rest assured
that they can do as we'll at my Esta blishnlent
mined not 10 be exeelled in timber on kmnnshio.
Repairing done on the shortest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms.
have purchased the Right Of the Patent
coupling invented by Hons. Edward & Charles Ev.
erett Itneeds only to be- seen to be annreeia ted
hope and feel confident OF Liberal share 0
patronage. A. FORMAN. +
cadiz, october 1856.
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0TWe shall publish the. list Ok premiums OF
the Hatrissn county Agricultural Society in our
next paper.
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OFFERS his services to the citizens of Csdix and
surrounding country, in the artof
House Painting, GEaimiDg, Paper
Hanging, Vanishing,
and ail kinds of IniitaioRin in Wood Stone and Mar
BILE, Aisu, Sign painting attended to, on the most
reasonable terms
Those wishing to have Painting done in the best
and most modern style, would do we'll to give him q
call. he sndeayors TO do his work in neat, sub.
stantIal, and workman.iika manner.
Cadiz. Ohio, May II, iS56-lS
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DRIME CLOVER SEED--FsFmess vho want 4
J. prims article tor scwing cen ~ aup | ed as
March III. 1853 Sc IL MaFADDEN,s
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A NUisANcE.-That hole in the pavement in
front ofthe Mayors Office. Let it be filled up
Immediately.
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scoTg Posr OFrlct, Adams 20. 4.

ScoTT PosT OfFlcI, Adams co.. III
March. lat, So
MEsSEs. MEANS & BsoTHERs:g"T # nave now finish.
ed the starting OF your second Engine. The min
men are satisfied If YOU have ever built aiy thar
beats either Of them, should like TO know wherA
they are. Come and see these
OLIVER ROSS, M;il.wfisEa
Steubenviie, Jan. 49, IS57.6m.
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McINTvEE CkEEK. Jeff %. 20

MCINTYRE CREEK. left co.sO fss
October l2. 1855.
MEssRs MEANS & BRorEfRs 1--WE have ouf wots
all hnisted Engine perfect works the baes 81 a,,v
we ever sew. Let any who wishto buy. eau and
see oure. RALSTON u BROWN.
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Spring aatta Ssltffaaler se0cK Cf
FANCY, VARIETY GOODS, JEWELRY. &s
At Wholesale.
I HAVE Just received first instaimen, cs 81 sasA
/ Of Dry and Variety Goods Ii cons fsiS N nsysc
Patent Threed. SLATE Pencils, Razor Strane.
Shoe Thread, Haif Brushes Scissors. per sra
spool Gotten, Ivory Combss Pocket Knives
Sewing Silk, Snuff Hoxes Warrsusw Rtsekire
HandkerchiefNs Hosiery lead PeneiIs, -
Boot Il Shoe Laces Gloves, Ekeir Cotton
Gum snsPeHd'rs, saloona Shaving SdaB;
Hooks & Eyes, Needles & Pins. Hair Oiia. n IN 4t
Violin Striaga, Buttons, WRai1 Bosics; u
Tooth Brushes. Bstfnet Wire. Envelopes,
Knitting Pins, Purses, Note papsg s5s
Percussion Cops, Pocket Baoks, M,LaalaH Mad;e,rss
Fish hooks, Port Monies, Silk Esaes.
Shaving Boxes, Rszefa; Sill Veila
Also, Muslins, Gingbanfs, Fffnte aftd 4 sangeas
cordeons, and Musical instrufnenfa.
A large stock ofGold and Silsdt NkftHss. sslvas
Ware. JewelrY, Ge, -
The early, attention Of c6anttS MsfsAanss aid
others 10 rsfteularfy directed to the ABOVE atsss
ROBERT COCHRAN. II
9Th street above Market, staubansills.
april 30. 1857 TTs
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SECOND ARRIVAL
OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
A T
HATCHER & cos. STORE,
NHAAN SrEHeEEuE "a ARHZ nNHHn

HATCHER & co, have just returned from New
York and PHILADELPHIA with their second stick OF
WINTER GOOnS!
which they have bough in the cities at Sheriff IS
Sales of broken and suspended houses, which we
can sell for CASH, less than the same goods cost
US or any other western merchants last fall. The
following are some of our prices:
We will sell asplendd article of silk that cost us
last fall 81 25 to l50 fcs 81 90 to l25 French Me-
rinoes GO and 7jcs., that cost last fall ST. they
very cheap; Delaines from Is to 20cts.; yards
of Calico for ST., worth l2Acts. a yard, tho best
kind. We can sell Cobourg that cost us last fall
50cts., for 80. LADIES Coaks and Shaws at your
OWN PRICES. All wool Plaids, for 37cts. which
are worth from 75cts, to $l,00; in mems ware we
will sell good piece of Cashmere, 62 cts. worth
$3.50, Satinets at 25, worth GO cts
In TACT we can sell almost everything at almost
half our usual prices, We bought all of our goods
at Sheriff Is Sales in New York and Philadelphia for
Cash, and we will sell them at the above prices for
CASH ONLY. HATCHER Il co.
Januarv IS. 1853
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l8-G0LDEN BEEHIVE STORE!-51

a,
Tremendous Dry For sal
PRICES!
< Goods the
. les
found be NosTD
ever andq Fenchpi
0 the Chen
Scar
3 ey
o
to
will che cIhd Particular
Goods IN of
I'M 25,
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Special Wotites

0y lnh alation in Consumption-See advertise
ment under this heading.
DEAFSEss.-Certan relief for those afflicted see
advertisement headed Ear and Eye" in another
column.
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HooKsrowS, Beaver co Pc. j
"a - i

LIUUAs4VW O.. Il -9
October II, 1856. 4 &
MEssRs, MEANS 4 BROTHERS; Owing to delee
tive foundation my Engine bought Of yon, last .as.
son, did not do so we'll. Now It does we'll and We
can grind as much wheat will as little fuel As anv
one know of. wish all wanting Steaih Eaeines
could get one as good as inina.
GFHANiEL WOODROW.
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n EW y RK W E z XIX.
Csmith's Great story!
~ NOW READY,
AND FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS AGENTS,
Entitled
Maggie tHlc Child of Charity;
OR,
WAITS ON THE SEA OF HUMANITY.
A Romance Of Every Day Life.
This Is the grestest Story ever written by this
popular Author 1t has been copyrighted and will
not be printed in any other form. Back numbers
can always be had. The Weekly is sold by N. A.
HANNA, Cadiz, Ohio.
March, 2i, 81
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Il MOVER SEED WANTED ior which Tho high
- est prizes will be paid in Cash, If delivered
un TO y. 4 H.McfADDEE. &
Fl n. 27. 1875
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Liaeucssts for IS cent.

DUT up in good style At Dsvis' Mann 9th Sky
Light Daguerre an Gallery, from this date I'LL
after New Years dsy.
Remember that Davis took the ilrst preminm and
was awarded two diplomas ios the best srscimen
of Likenesaes at the Harrison county lair Iii 1887
Dec. o, lS57.G
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'DBER'r & sOfoMON.

ISLAND CReEK TOWNSHIP, Ieif.. 10.
September IS 1856 |
M2ssRs MEAEs & BROTHERS: "My Engine G.,as
irst-rate. am satisfied and will npon ali oecsona
reComtehd th5 purcifas Of Engines Of your raks.
LANES SCOTT,
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4 NAP, Post and Fancy Note Paper, various kiiib
~ and qualities. . large supply, Ut
may 4, 1859 JOHN HEAI.l-ss
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DErAwAsE ClTv, r e.
September 10, 1855. I
MgssRs. MEANS: tOur Engine and Saw Mil bniit
by you. work finely. 1t dcea al that we ask, q
that you warranted it 10 do. We wish Won could
make more sales in this territory
ODBERr s. SOLOMON.
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osEPH MEANS. JAMES MEAss GEO. B. AEAaI
MEANS a. BROTH ERS,
8 TIE u BEN VIE L1s, OHIO

IRON FOUNDERS.
Engine Builders, Manuiactutefs Of TfiFeshsns Ma
chinr and Mill Castitgs, Geering Machinery, Pul.
lies, Wrought and Cast Iron Shahing. with heavy
forging. &c, sc.
Our facilities enable US to do work OF th:p kind
unequalled in this part Of the State. Orders sd:
dressed to Means g. Brothers, Steubenvillr. Ohio
We add extracts from letters addressed ts6s d,f.
RUG the last year relative TO cur Engines.
LAGRANGE, Jefferson 60, 20
August /, 1856 I
MEANS g. BRoTuEEs: "Your Engine han now been
in operation long enough 10 satisfy me. ( hays
ground 100 Bushels of Wheat with 10 hGshsls III
coal and think il we had good dry wheat II could
be done with less coul. have no hesitation In re-
commencing your Engines.
III RItCEANfN
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Significant Facts.

This Ointment is universally used on board the
Atlantic and Pacific whaling feet as a cure for
scorbutc affections, and the best possible dy
for wounds and bruises. Large supplies OF it have
recently been ordered by the Sultan OF Turkey for
hospital purposes.
Both The 0i7staaeal and P,as should be used IN the
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oar common astsrs weeds remedy tksssssos s'''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-29

FOLLOWING SUARK.-Some tirne ago, gen.
tleman and one of his servants, a stalwart ne.
gro, went fishing for rock on the Bay shore,
about ten miles from this city They cast their
hooks and lines, and waited for bite The big
darky, after wadirs out some feet from the
shore, tied the line around his body His mas
ter told him there wa. danger in doing SO :;
butth sable fisherman usp,cted no difficultyo or
accident Soon an old shark, real old sea dog,
came along and swallowed the bait with good
relish and Sambo held the line with n firm
grasp. The powerful fish. however, drew him
gradually out in the deep water, when finding
that he was in danger Of being gcarried out TO sea,
in order 10 cut the line he made u desperate
grasp at his knife, which was fastened to his
head halfshut, portion Of his hair being be-
tween the blade and the handle; but il WAS too
late. The hungry monster of the deep. by
rapid movement slackened the line and dashed
furiously out from the shore, followed by the
darky, who alternately disappeared beneath
the waves and rose to the surface, grabbing at
his knife as he rushed on with almost lightning
speed in the wake of the shark He was seen
at the distance Of nearly a mile, as he occa-
sionally rose to the surface but soon disap-
peared entirely far beyond the reach of assist
ance, and victim Of his own hazardous daring
and imprudent temerity Norfok (Va5
Argus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-29

COMMON SENSE Young LADIEs.-If young
ladies only knew ii, they would be making
themselves far more attractive in the eyes Of sen-
sible persons Of the other sex by showing that
they are not afraid of performing II little labor
than by mswkish impression that they are
above work. Young men Of brains while of
course despising that slavery that would con-
tinually keep the ladies at the washstand, or
At the sewing table, without amusement and
relaxation at all, love 10 see a desire in young
ladies to make themselves useful, and in Sc
leeting wife would vastly prefer such an one
Ii IL all a mistaken point, that ladies need be
dressed in furs and ks and feathers, TO win the
admiration of young men. We know OF = halt
a-dOzen men who fell in love with their wives
when dressed in plainest clothing.
At late ball in Baltimore, gentleman (pro-
badly one of the Goldfish aristocracy,J having
danced with young lady whose attractions, both
personal and conversational, seemed 10 have
made an impression On his seusibilities, asked TO
have the pleasure Of seeing her On the follow
ing evening.
why no, sir, replied the fair one, II shall
be engaged tomorrow evening; but I'll tell
you when you can see me >
- shall be most happy" exclaimed the
stri.ken swain
"Well, on saturday, resumed the lady,
you can see me at the foot of Marsh market,
selling cabbage
The gentleman went, saw the usefulness of
the lady, was still more entraDced with her,
and tney were married shortly after.
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Travelsys' Directory.
nAlLY LINE FOR EDWARDS FERRY
~ - AND LEESBURG: NAa
Vid CAssapeaAe and Ono Canal.

~ AND LEESBURG. NA.t
Wa Chesapeake and OHIO Canal.
THROUGH IN EIGHT Hours.
Tie splendid Packet Boats ARGO and Nj. Z.
MElGS, having undergone ethorOugha.--7TUT7t
repair will commence making regulaI.SS-
tnps TO the shove points on Monday
March 22d, 1859. 10
The Boats will leave the Wharf OF W. III. Il n.
". htteTs GEORGETOWN, ID. C., every morning st
O'Clock, Sundays excepted, in the following order :
The Nj. &. Melgs on Mondays, the Argo on Tues
day 9, and returning every alternate day.
Leaving Georgetown at o. clock IN the morRIng
the Boats will arrive at the Great Falls, Wash
ington AQueduct, at 10 m; Seneca l2 m. Edw ards
Ferry p. m here stage will be an readiness to
convey passengers TO Leesburg, Va. Returning
leave Edwards, Ferry every day at O'Clock g.. m.
and arriving at Georgetown az SUNSET.
Through tickets Sl.75.
Intern edlate points as follows: Great Falls or
Washington Aqueduct SO cents Seneca as cents
Edwsrd.' Ferry Si.l2; Leeshurg, Va, including
coach, Sl.55.
Meals served on the Boats. Breakfast So. cts
Dinner 50 cts.
Persons wishing to visit the Great Falls of the
Potomac, with Its picturesque scenery, aud exam.
Inc the Washington AaueOuct, it's tunnels, and the
grandeur OF Its operative importance guaranteed to
the citizens of the District by the fostering care of
CongIess, will have ample time TO do SO and return
the same day.
Coach will always he in waiting IN Georgetown
to convey passengers to and from the Boats
Excursion Parties 10 the Great Falls, half price.
For further Information inquire at the Store Of
w. III. Ii. q. Ritter, Canal Wharf, west of Mar
ket. m2Ou