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D0CGLALL JERROLD's WIr.--Messrs. Tick
nor d Fields will PUBLISH in a few days, a vol
ume Of witty and satlrlca sayings. collected
from the conversations and writings of Doug
lass Jerrod, by his son. This book will be
warmly welcomed by American readers, who
have been among the warmesL admirers of Jer.
rold:
ReaderS.--Readers are Of two sorts. There
is reader who carefully goes through book;
and there is ID reader who as carefully let's the
the book go trough him.
GratiS.-Grats! 1t is the voice of nature
speaking from the fulness Of her larre heart.
The word is written all over the blue heaven :
the health-giving air whispers it about it rides
the sunbeam (save when statesmen put a name
'twlXt us and iD; the lark trls it high up in
its skyey dome; the little wayside flower breath
es gratis from its pihky mouth the bright brook
murmers 1t; 1t Is written in the harvest moon.
And yet how rarely do we seze the happiness.
because, forsOoth, it IS Joy gratis.
One Lcg in the Gr0Ue-People with one
leg in the grave are so devllish long before they
put in the other. They seem like birds, TO re-
pose better on one leg.
I'UO-thirdS Of the Truth.--Albart Smith
once wrote an article in Blackwoad, signed
"A. s." "Tut," said Jerrold, on reading the
initials, I" what pity Smith will tel only two
thirds of the truth
Dignity Insulted on The Stage.-There is
drama which contains, | think, piece of mis-
chief that has escaped the unsuspeclng licen-
er. Mayor is put in bodily fear by a coniur-
er, who declares that he can, by his so potent
art" transform a high civic authority into an
ape! Mayors ought to look to this.
Aduice TO Married LadieS.-Cutivate your
nerves. You can't pet them too much. Some.
thing will always be happening in the house,
and unless your husband be worse than stone,
every new fright will be as good as a new gown
or new trinket to you. There are some do.
mestIc wounds only to be healed by The Jew
eler
SihEad and The Old Man of the Mountain.-
That is fine allegory, though not understood.
The truth is, the Old Man drew bill, and Sim
bad, gulleless tar accepted it.
-ChicagO.-Chicago is bust.
ling city. 1t was formerly in Illinois, but now
Illinois is in it. Lake Michigan is situated in
Chicago. The principal productions Of Chicago
are corner lots, statistics, wind, the democratic
press and long John Wentworth. The popula.
tion OF Chicago is about sixteen millions, and
is rapidly increasing" The people are very
unassuming and mOral-olmOst too much so.-
The real estate dealers are ali honorable men.
like Brutus, and wouldn't tell lie for anything.
Chicago is not in the temperate zone, the hab-
its of the people not being at all in that way.
Cleveland PLaindeGler.
or Every man is closely connected with his
every telow-man, nor should any distance of
relationship enter into consideration where
there is a common nature.
OF. No man can possibly improve in any
company fer which he has not respect enough
TO be under some degree Of restraint.
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Georgetown Advertisements.
FOR PRESENTS.

JOHN II. SNooT, No. lI9 Bridge street, George
town, ID. Co. has received, and offers very cheap FOR
Cash, good assortment of fancy and useful artl-
cies, suitable for Christmas New y ear q pres
ents, VIZ:
Fancy and black Silks, very cheap
Shawis, Soarfs, and Cioaks
kieh worked Collars and sets
Hem stitched embroidered and plain linen cam
brio Handkerchiefs
Best Paris Kid Gloves. all Nos.
.ilch printed Del l.alns and Merino Plaids
nj Merlno Pialds, Union, 25 and Sic.
A large lot De- I.aines, lg% and &c
Cents Scsrfs, Ties, and Cravats
Gloves of every kind
Silk white and colorsd bordered linen cambria
Handkerchiefs
ChildreE's Wooen Circulars, Hoods and Cal
ters
Gents and Bows Scarfs and Comforts
MerlDOs and Silk VestIngs, &c,
with great many other desirable articles that
would be suitable for present.
dlS-tf J.H. SMOOT.
ZINE ALES-We respectfully announce to our
l. friends and the public that we have at last sue.
oeeded IA having large quantity of AIES of var,-
Gus kinds brewed expressly to our order which we
Will guarantee TO be the hnest and the lars est yaT-
ety that was ever offered In this market.
All persons wishing moe article of Ale can have
IL by apply ing to us for either OF the following brands
viz: kennett, Burton xxx Pale, India Pale Phil,
atelphIa and \. We also have a Ena article of
Brown stout AID \ y Porter always ON hand.
attended to. Army 6 SHTNN
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
ulf-d GeorsetOwa, ID. e.
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ArCHAFALAYA CURRENCY Captain Shall
cross, OF the Mississippi steamer Peytona, is one
OF the crack captains Of the river Everybody
knows him and he knows everybody, and there
fore we must tell a little story about him One
DAY the Peytona was steaming down, past the
cotton woods, towards New Orleans, when she
was hailed by another boat going up
Halo! Captain Shallcross,"
llallo.' WAS the answer.
" Got any Atchafalaya money!
Yes, plenty"
gwine to.
"Ay, ay," said Capt. shalIcross. "Clerk,
nave you got much Of that money"
About a thousand dollars [ reckon. sir. ~
said the clerk Of the Peytona.
Well, stop at the first wood boat And
the feytona pulled on until a wood boat was
seen moored to the shore, with piles of cord
wood around, and small man, with his trow-
sers rolled up, and his hands in his pockets.
shiyerlnS on the bank beside the boat, in the
chill December weather
Wood boat, ahoy," sang out Capt. Shall
cross.
Shall man in the distance, d" HALO"
y. Want to sell that wood ?"
Small man in the distance, "Yes"
Take Atchafalaya money!
Small man in the distance, Yes"
Round to, pilot" said Capt. Shallcross.
The boats bound down stream always have
to come around, with their bows pointed up
stream, to resist the current of the Mississippi;
sometimes they encounter big eddy and have
to take sweep Of some miles before reaching
the landing place. So it was in this instance
SO you ii take Atchafalaya money for wood,
will you ~ said the captain, as the boat ap-
preached the shore.
Yes, said the small man
How will you take il ?" said Capt. Shall
cross, (mesning at what rate.1
lake 1t even, said small man
what do You mean by even?'
Cord for cord, Captain
Put her round again, pilot" said Captain
Shaiicross, ana wood up at the next wharf
somebody on Atchafalaya a"-Exehangs.
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DIR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OYYTck No. l98 PENNsYLvk MA AvRNyI, 49,
TAyts doors from lara Street. D

DR. BAlLY hegs lesve 90 inform the public tha. he
ca he seen at hours at ms Office. ocs, ed above.
ms iees ssshrsS ,h S ,hai an 1l hesn years.
variety Of difficult that he treated success
scentlfo or oiSersise. reIaina 20 the feetbc H::
own experience confirming the opinion of many men
and j. and F. Psrmiy, has led HIM ons .iDcs. d,..
oTd all mercurIa, Preparations for filing Teeth, also
Teeth. and that Porcean. mounted on Cold Pists.
mouth, as wss most conclusive sly shown by the ast
AncrIcan Deatsl CoLyentIon;
tnown 70 his Numerous frspds and pstron.. he Sess
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS,
From the late Rector Of the ChUrch Of Epiphany OF
DR.. STEPHEN B,ILi: Dearsir-I desire to e,pres.
my esteem Tor you personally, and my confidence IN
for have been hy tisfsctofy HOps thai yoo
may receive The patEonase from my friends and the
'aoli0 that Jour skiH O~syi asssr.s. T.,
Washington. Aug. as. 1855. j. y.W.PRENCH.
From one of the Oldest firm. a. Baltimore. Msssrs.
PogEs, Cotman Co.
tst of Wsstngton city, ex ecute Tor me an In
portant ara dficult piece of work, which he did to
one o tic most meSbeT. Of as
College of Baltimore failed amer repeated trals 70
tfeai pleasure express my sStTs scnsdenee s and
nif Bsmo1s JsS o. a ar s1oi1HGRSM Roee
Extract font note received from he lat. Hon. job,
M Clayton.
y. 5. SENATE, Aug. u, la56.
The teeth you made for me work admirably noth-
'A' ''''0 '' 0''''' '' jCHS ttisiSSuRi n R.'cLAYroN.
To those tss; seei relief from the ma sjes Of the
teeth, can ohesrfsil ily recommend DIR. y Baiy as q
superior Dentist; he made set Of poroel.sn teeth
for one Of Amilv, and plugged several teeth for
myself and the work nae a. stood ell for more than
ten years. ROBERT II. NIXON,
of the Va Conf OF the NJ, +. Charcn South.
Apul IS. lass.
We, tho radersisned. having had occasion 20 Avail
ourselves uf the professional a. an OF Or. g. Baiiy
Surgeon DENTIST Of this cty, having been cognly
ant OF tbs operations on our families or fnepds afs
pressure IN pressing our admiration Of his artistic
skill, "a ell es Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In Winch he performs the moet cellcste aud difout
operations IL Dental Surgery, and respectfully re-
commend HIM TO the confidence and patronage OF the
public. Of which we conslder him emlnenty worthy.
THOMAS 4. WALTER, Architect u. z. CapItoI.
THOMAS MILLRR, NJ. d., of Washington, ID. c,
b. Z. BoHRER, NJ. ID. of George etovp, u. c.
8. 2. LINCOLN. NJ. D., OF Washington. ID. c.
Jos. III. BRADLEY, of Wsshinston, ID, G,
9EoRSE WALTON, E1 Governor Of Florida.
WALTER LHNox, Ex Mayor of Washnxtot.
HENRY BALDWIN, L.. :. Patent Once,
%. O. WIGHT, Primer pa Rite nhoGse cAdeny.
teb 20
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EFFECTS OF LONG sERNOS-A clergyman
ed a sermon OF unusual interest and ability, and
al the same time o, unusual length, detaining his
congrega alton for half an hour beyond the accus.
toned time Of dismissal. That the thoughts of
all his hearers were not fixed on heavenly things
during the last thirty minutes may be inferred
from the remark Of a lady listener as she passed
out Of church "Well, guess my turkey Is spoilt
by this time!n
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= The following rules are exhibited in
pubic house in Cornwall, England:
Rules to be observed Mt this house On the
Lord day: lst. No ale whatever to be drunk
on the premises. 81. Families may be sup
piled with ale to drink with their meals at
home. On the week days: 1st. On no account
20 allow Osths. prutane language, or cards. ID
No ale To be tiled for any one if he appears to
have had enough, or If he comes in having been
drinking elsewhere. 81. Never to furnish
more than two glasses of spirits at o time 4th
No ale is TO De filled after nine o'clock, and the
house is to be closed at half past nine 4th
As this house is to be kept for the accommoda ton
Of travellers, and those transacting business in
the parish, parties are not allowed to frequent
the house for the mere purpose Of drinking 1t
Is particularly requested that every one fre-
quenting this house will, to the utmost of his
power, assist the landlord in maintaining the
above rules, and preserving at all times peace
and good order"
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THE WAR WITH THE sEMINOLES.

The Tampa Peninsular gives the particulars
oil the late engagement Of Capt Stephens
command In which one volunteer and FIVE war
rIors were killed This party consisted of
eighty-seven men, and were sent out specially
In pursuit of the savages engaged in the bar
barous hatchery of the horses in Billy's Gar
den They were out several days and finally
Came up with the savages in ambuscade, near
a large and well cultivated plantation. The
first notice the command had of their presence
was shot by which one was killed
The command rushed to the relief of their
comrades, but before they reached the spot the
Indians had secured the gun and cartridge box
Of the man killed. Capt Stephens ordered a
charge, but the Indians ran, keeping out of
gun-shot. Thsy were pursued about a half
mile, when II was discovered they intended
another ambuscade The command then re-
turned, carrying the dead man to CAMP The
Indians followed, keeping distance of about
three hundred yards their number increasing
very fast. The dead body was hastily covered,
and the command retreated some two or three
miles, when they came TO a dense cypress head
which they passed as though they intended
continuing they course; when arrived at the
opposite end OF the cypress head the command
entered II and went back to the first end and
concealed themselves for about thirty minutes
when three Indians approached within gun
shot; by q well-directed voIley two of them
down but got up to run of, when Capt Ste
phens shot him In the back and he came very
near falling on his face, but recovered and got
into the cypress. The command again con-
eealed themselves, and, after waiting for two
bours, other Indians approached the bodies of
the dead ones; after they had reached the spot
another lire was poured into them, and three
warriors fell dead Another was mortally
wounded, ne he fell twice before he got out CT
sight in the cypress
Capt. Stephens concluded from the number
OF Indians that first fired on him, and from the
manner In which they increased, that the In
dians were in great fOrce-not less than 500 in
the vicinity-2U0 fighting men could be col
lected IN twelve hOurs-though it was prudent
20 retreat He thinks it unsafe for less than
15o good hearty men to attempt TO penetrate
this new hiding place The Indians have every
advantage OF an approaching party, as the
country Is open with thick cypress swamp in
tersPersed' giving them an Opportunity Of See
ing the whites and preparing their ambuscade
accordingly.
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THk IMPROVED SETS OF TEETa.

NJ. LOOMS, NJ: d., the inventor ssd pateatse Of
Loonts M'aerGi Plate Tstfk," hayInsH
various cities, has Eow permanently estab- ~&Io
hshed himself an Washington.
This Improvement for Sets Of Teeth consists chief
" IN max ing set OF but pleos Of xteral, and
Ia Indestructlble mineral. No metal 10 used in
gavanlc action and metallic TASTE. There are mo-
Joints 70 beccme hled with moisture particles Of
io1u, hence tEcy are psrs and eteds. They are
nshter, stronger, less clumsy far more durabe. and
1aursl IN Their appearance. ] will rive a reward
One housand Dollars To any one who will produced
snal worE oil art 10 equal mine IN purity, beauty,
duraoty, artistic excellence any other rec ate
SusiIty.
All work responsIbly warranted.
20 Penna. avenue, between llth and l2th streets.
1S-1I
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Dancing.
IL A HCIN NC AGA ID T. MY.

MT. r F. GASZYNsKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor 10 announce TO the Ladies and Cen %
tem,sn of Washington and Georgetown that -
he W Gi re open his Glasses for Dancing in 81
WashIngtOn on Friday, the 9Th of October. -
Temp erance Hall. street, for Misses and Masters,
from O'Clock y. m; for Ladies and Gentlemen,
from O'Clock D. m. Georgetown-on W ednesdsy
the 7th of October, at Miss Harrovers Ladies Sem
mary, from o clock p. M.
For te rms and particulars application can be made
at MIR. q. residence, 47 street, between 9Th and
10th streets. sc l2-em
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SPECIAL NOTICE.-For Perfumed Breath, White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion. use " Balm of
i.Oe Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hsir use
" woodland Cream" new pomsdc it causes GEN
tlemen's hair to curl beautifully. Price - cents
each w P.FETRIDSR Il Co.,
PropTietors. New York.
TAYLOR & MAURY, Booksellers between 9Th and
loth ST.. ia. avenue. ul7
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/ ORD BYRON'S WORKS. 6 vols, Murray,s
- London edition, In purple calf binding.
knights Pictorial Shakespeare, vols, octave.
London. green calf
The Stratford Shakespeare, 10 vols, London, in
gilt ~ ' i
British Poets. vols, London, half calf
full orlf. "' N0"oo'
Rollins Ancient History, 2 vols, London. many
maps, IN half calf. "'
Burnet's Histories. s vols, Lendon, half calf
London. half calf '
Whewell's History of the Inductivc Sciences. 3
vols. London. fu calf.
Buwer's Novels, ~ vols. London green calf
And many other standard works IN ne biudIups
imported from London, by
dS FRANCK TAYLOR.
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u Henry Ruth and James Mcclellan, of
Gloucester. Mass, while engaged In blasting
sarelessness In loading charge and it Is thouo ht
that neither will recover,
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FURNITURE VERY CHEAP.

The pubic respectfully informed that the FIRST,
second; snd third ho2rs Of ouI%5&E
tilled to the utmost capacity with s31,3.zsz.1-ssS
fEGSIS TGRNfsa NfssiFS.aGne eSobsN.sai 81 6S9s a.
sofas. Bureaus. Tables, Chairs
Bedsteads, OUNCES, Washstands
Writ Ie Desks, Beds. Mattresses
Carpets, Looking Glasses, China,
Forniny a very Ia mense and vaned stock, all Of
yhIeh guarantee TO sell At such prices cannot
fail to please. HouseI furnished throughout, either
Call and examine our stock before you make your
BON1Z COoMBS,
No. $50 Seventh street, 2d door from
da-,m X. b. HslPs Dry Goods Store.
EISE EDITIONS: IN fine landings: Of Byron
y Campbell. Pope, Burns, Milton, Shakespeare,
Brysnt. Hsllecs, i.3ngieiiow; fenn, son, Gowper,
Hood, shelley, S,'uthey, Gray. Wordsworth. Keats,
Moore. Scott. Hewitt, Spensar. Dryden. GOidsmlth,
store "f the undeTsIe ned iiosy unPoTte1 by hIio-
se,fdlrect from London. some of thsIa with bcau;i
d2 FRANCK TAYLOR.
ERuM PARIS-Fine editions, IN hue tiliIngs,
Il 81 Racine. La foutsIne, SevIgnl. DucIs, Rabe-
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nsiIIe, Scribe, Regpsfd, G"isol. Frosssrt. Mon
strclst, Buchon, Moliere. Roch, Barthlemy, and
ss '''H'''a French '0fFIii FExNRT N@RTRr'Tfaa 'TfaaSTLoR
= IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
kNTRENGTHEN and assist them. by the Paris
0ptcan. p; W0OLtsON, who x%S~Ss
Own as well as the manufacture 81 a good many
others of the latest improved SPECraCLES and
EYE-t LASSES: among " hlch are the
PER!SCOPIC COSCAEE and CONVEX. The
DOUB!E FOCUS and Dol BILE POLISHED
BR RAZILIAN PEBBLSS. CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted TO Improve any EYE affected
With weakness, cataract tending to il; also
SHORT SIGHTEDNESS.
Persons who compelled to glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
wonderful
DOUBLE-POIISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations at the
Worlds Far, at Paris. through their producing
cearness and easness of vision heretofore unknown
In any other improvements.
Also. all sty les of OPERA, SPY. and MAGNI-
FGlNG GLASSES. COmgasses, and Microscopes
are for sale at store of Eighth and
Pennsyl wanna avenue, or Eighth street No. 49I be-
tween street and Pa. avenue.
II = Do NOT ms ak. ths corner Of sth street
BrIccs very reasonable, the same at his estah-
llshment IN Europe. no-tf
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" NJ. r BA1Il,
w WhOlerale and Retail Dealer IN

WM. r BAYLN,
w Wholesale and r etail Deale erin
FANCY AND STAPLE STATIONERY,
No. 218 Pa. 0rsHHe,
Oilers To the public at reduced prices full and
complete assortment Of
Writing and Letter Papers.
English and American Note Papers
French EHs9eiled and Bristol Board Writing Cards
w edd lng and business Envelopes
Extra tne hnves. Scissors, aud EaZors
Fancy AID Plain Play inx Cards
Desks aEd Work boxes. Backgammon Boards.
Chess Men, Checkers, Games.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Csrd Cases, &c, &c.
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~ BALTIM MORE
l. Y z f. r d u N ID X

L f o y ID X 7.
This Establishment is prepared to furnish every
article used ina
PRINTING OFFICE.
METAL TYPE,
WOOD LETTER,
FURNITURE,
ORNAMENTS
BORDERS,
BRASS RULE,
CUTS,
.o PRESSES,
ELECTROTYPlNG,
at short notice in the best ma nner.
LUCAS BROTHERS,
l70 Market street,
l7-eo3w Baltimore. Nd.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.
L Parties or persons having advertised for sale
an "UNEXPLOSlVE GAS" which is no
thing but the well known "Etheral OIL" therefore
deem It necessary to caution consumers for their
safety. that The only genuine article is known as
"ReIntzel's non TX xPlOslve Burning Fluid" and is
prepared and sold y +. STUFF, at his Depot. cor
ner Of II tn and streets, he being the sole posse1s
or Of the right Tor selling the in the District of
Columbia.
90 Il -eosm FIR. sTUTZ
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
The subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that ne has remov -S1I
ed has BOOT ANDSHOEE ESTABLISH XHJ
MESI to No. SO PennsylvaP avenue
south side, and nine doors east of his former -.
place OF business, where may be found very gene
raj aud select assortment of BOOTS, SHOES,
aud CATERS, for aides, Gentlemen and Chill
dren, OF ms own manufacture; which wII IN quality
OF material a,d wor kmausnlP. compare favorabiy
with those OF the best ostabl shments.
All goods made by or b ought of the subscriber
may he relied upon AZ being, IN all cases exactly as
represented To which he would most respectfully
call The attention OF those IN want of good
The subscriber tax this opportunity of return
ing his sincere thanks to his friends and the public
IN general for he very liberal patronage gwen hm
for the past hve sars; and PROMISE, in return for
the same and fo, that which may hereafter be given
him, renewed efforts TO give that which
il so much desired IN our business.
J. X. MORGAN, 9S Pa avenue,
d3O-eOlm' south side, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS.
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Vocal and Instrumental Music.

BER'S
VEL RATED COTIBEON A
rake pleasure In annou Icing TO the public that ~
they are prepared 10 furnish first class PA -49y
TIES and BALLS with MUSIC for the com >E&
ing season.
The latest and most fashionable Qusdrilles.
Waitzes. polkas. Schottishes, Gailops, Mazurkas,
and RedGwas have been rehearsed, and also the
original Lancer's Quadrilles. which are perfur
by this Band only, with great success.
Orders left ST the music store Of Mr.. hetzerOit
or at MIR. Gauter's Confectionery. also, at L..
Webers residence. No. 59 Seventh street, betw cen
ton.
2q-lm LOUIS WEBER. Leader.
M MUSICAL CARD.
lVlR. GEORGE NJ. ARTH, leader OF Arths
Brass and String Band, beg lea announce W.
to his fnends of Washington, Georgetown, A1S
and Alexandra, that he IS now prepared to >S3&
furnish MUSIC for Balls, Private Parties. Parades,
Sources. d c. From to any number of VI US icians
40 he had al the shortest notice.
Orders can be left al the Musical Dtpots Of John
r. Ellis or W. g. MetzerOtt or nj has residence.
-oorueT 9th and streets. Navy Yard. oc sO-3ms
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RAG AGE e XPRESS FICE
u S4 ID STREET,
Adjoi@iax The States PTiatinE Once

Adj oiaiag The States PTiRting OKcs
The subscriber, Baggage Agent for Baltimore
and Ohio and Washington Branch Railroad, has
opened al offoe, at the above Dsoe for the accom-
mediation of the pubic, where orders be left iOs
the use OF Wagons To convey Baggage or Packages
to and from Railroad Depot, Steamboats, Il C.. or for
removal To any point IA ihls City or GenIgetown.
Ofice open fIoIl O'Clock 10 10 oc ciook .. M,
daily, except SUNDAY. Ia 10 O'Clock r. m. O'clock
to 10 p. JOHN M. McCIINTICk
Baggage Agent Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
~ B-PersOns coming To Washing ton or going 10
Baltimore, not having made up their minds W here
they wall stop, by giving up their checks to INV
care of at this once. or at Baltimore Ofhce, No II
sharp street and no extra charge. 10