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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

A special term of the Circuit Court, Judge
Kennev. of Rockingham. presiding, will be
held ut Stanton, Va, next month. beginning
ON the Sth. for the trial of Rev. Daniel Dow
ney. The iurymen will be brought from Al
bemarle and Bath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

RESIGNATION OF TIE CASHIER OF THE BANK
or rur Orp DoNINIoy-We learn that Jas.
Mckenzie. esq, has resigned the othce OF
Cashier of the Bank Of the Old Dominion,
and that an election will probably be held
to-day to fill the vacancy.
ALEXANDRIA SAVINGS lNSTIruTIoN.-ln
this mornings Gazette will be found the an
mail statement Of the Committee appointed
+, examine into and audit the affairs "i the
Alexandria Savings Institution, which 1t
will be seen is in hourishing condition. 1t
is admirably managed, and no similar lnsti-
tuition in the country enjoys in Il higher de-
GREE the confidence of an entire community
Fe,yE LysLIE's MAGAzINE.-We have re-
ceived the February number OF Frank Les
lies Magazine and Gazette Of fashion, an IN
teresting number Of this popular periodical
II contains GlimpSes of Turkish Life: How l
tanned Mrs. Cruiser; Japan and the Japanese;
Curiosities of National History, Ne, &c.,
handsomely illustrated. For sale at Mr.
Geo. F.. French's Book store.
THE WEArHER.-W are now IN mId-wln-
ter but the weather is more like that OF late
fall or early spring. Yesterday. there was Il
dull drizzle, and heavy fog, which impe-
ded navigation on the river. We have had,
SO far. but little ice. and less snow.
DISTRICT BEFORE CoNGREss.-Those inter
ested in Congressional legation, for the Dis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

~ ,sT" STEAM PR0PELLER LiNE F TSs
STEAM LINE is about starting n Weekly Line of
STEAM PRUPELLERS between the Cities Of
Aexandra, Washington, and Georgetown, and
Philadelphia, via the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canals. Time through. so hours.
The g. c. ALGER, Capt. Shore. the first stea
mer of the line, will leave here for Philadelphia,
Thursday nc.rt 27h january.
Freight taken at low rates. Shippers will find
this safe and expeditions mode of transporting
goods between the above named places.
DAVID COOPER. Agent at Phil'a.,
WM. II. FOWLE X son, Agents at Alex.
IN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

X KEGS prime Pennsylvania BUTTER, l,ooo
Id pounds prime Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour,
just received, in store and for safe by
ian Is JOHN A. DIXON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

GrorcrTowS. d. C.-The following items
we have gathered from the able and concise
rcn,rt Of the Corpora ton Clerk. W. Laird.
ESQ. of the financial condition of the Corpo-
ration. for the wear 1888, and which was
read before the Common Council at lis last
meeting.
The total receipts for the year amounted
To so. %, and the total expenditures to
Sj6 .Og43 leaving n balance In cash on hand
an the 3lSt of December. OF S3,449.9l: OF
which 81 COS. 60 belongs to various special
accounts, and 81, 7y6 - to the general fund
of the Corporation. -,
The clerk also furnished an estimate otthe
receipts and expenditures for the present
wear. showing that if all general taxes are
collected and paid over within the year, and
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
continue to pay interest on their bonds, the
receipts of the year will exceed the expendi-
tures Sl675. The Clerk further remarks in
this connection. lit is reasonable to suppose.
however. that nearly the same amount OF
general taxes due in 1859, will remain over
NEGLECTED until 1860, rs is now due, and
will remain over. which is SlO,3o4. Should
that be the case, it appears that the receipts
Of 1850 will fall short Of the expenditures
about So 600" These estimates. he says,
can ONLY be viewed as approximation to the
truth. subject to be varied bymany unforeseen
contingencies.
The report also furnishes detailed state
ment of the contingent expenses OF the Cor
poration for 1883 distinguishing respectively
those which really belong to 1857, but paid
in 1858: and those which properly attach to
1853. The former amounts to S2.SlO.4S. and
the latter to 2,4O4.jj, and the total to S.
20.
This report contains large amount of
other valuable information in relation to the
affairs of the Corporation, bearing upon the
funded debt, sinking fund, school fund, &c,
and which will in due time be put into the
hands of the citizens in printed form. The
Clerk closes itup by saying, that during the
last wear he has been able TO pay promptly
all demands upon the Corporation whenever
presented and pays very handsome com
plment to the late tax collector, Mr.. c. F.
Sheckel, by attrbuting his ability to do 40 IN
great measure to Mr.. SIS activity in col
Letting the taxes. and promptness in paying
them into the town treasury -tort%p"n-
denee IF Wash. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

= BBLS. BARCLAY 4 PERKINS LONDON
- BROWN STOUT. and hbls. Sparkling Edin
burg Ale, just received and for sale by
dec Is MARSHALL 4 WARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

DAC0N.-j0O0 lbs. Prime Valley Bacon, Hog
- Round; 5000 tts. do. Western. received and
Tor sale by ian Isl WHEAT 4 BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

The Warrenton Wing says that st. Pierre
Gibson, esq, has been prominently brought
forward as the Wing and American candl-
date for the House of Delegates from Culpep-
or. Mr.. Gibson is an ardent Wing, and
talented and gallant man. We should hail
his election with great pleasure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

Oriental FIG CONNECTION. for eonstips-
~ ton. coughs. colds. &C.. for sale by
jams II. COOK 4 CO., Sarspta HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

IN BARRELS Patent Gu. Loaf SUGAR, 10
lU bags Maricaibo Coffee. 2 hhds. choice \. 0.
Sugar just received, and for sale by
ian % j. +. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

DOTATOES.-5OO bushels prime Maine MERGERS,
l. in store and for sale by
jan % NJ. ELDRIDGE. Union Wharf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-28

lO0n LBS. FRESH GOSHEN, GLADES,
AsVU aud ROLL BUTTRR, received. and for
ssisty ldse i6l DAyY 4 HARMON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
ARRIVALS AT THE BOTEIS

wILLARDS' HOTEL w Pitman. A Ward
W w r Seward u, r Connolly; w cOckcroit
ID Pierson and lady, Miss Mcdonald, Nj; A +
Beardsley, CT; T Choutian, Mo; Mrs Warf,rd
and daug hter, c II Scales, T ! Clarke. Pa; J 5
McIlvaine. Italy; Col Tompkins. lisa: n &;
Eastman, Mo; w J Carpenter and Iadv Wiss
Wingneld, Miss f Goodall, A Il Timberlake p
voolfolk, Johnston, Va; G w Hurdis. Mas.
rumery, La; Hall, NY; Tompkins, J;
Il l. Herrick, III; Cunningham, N TX; A Jon,
don, Va; Capron, Md; } Sherwood Cal. q
Il Tompkins, N Halsled and lady Ter. w N
Houston; w II Leach, Pa; A F Smith, c Hib-
bard, ID Richmond and ly, NY; A III Walker. Ct.
q Moran, b w Blanchard, G Oatmsp. M ~
SPalding, Wade, NY; w III winder. pa. n 7
Jewett, o. w Jewett, Md; Wells. Nh; ]
b Brown and lady, Miss Bringle Miss Rerasn
Md; 6 + HAYES and daughter, N.Y.; r Sutber,
land, w Montgomery, F. Thompson Pa. w
Garrett, Hon w Grain, Md; N ChamberIain. ]
w Barrett, Ga. 01''
Raley, Ms; p Deveney, NY; JB De Bris 40
ID Corvin, do: Brown. do; DDncya, C,J,,
Rogers, Va; ] A Gambler, do: 4 NJ Rsp,s ,
and diam, family do; NJ Lowe, KIT; X JohnstonIVa;
Dom, La; w Black, do; E Clemens teY
w McCorkle, Va; w Paxton, do: w Van
III IL Harris and family, Pa; p White and
sister, 6; + NJ Claitorn, Va; Mrs Page, and
daugh Inter, Mo; III NJ Wade Va; Miss + 2 tnnt
Ing, Pa; Green. Mo; A r Greene and Iadv Va.
Robinson. o; L Mitiiger, Pa; = smith
y.i Capt : 4 Shirley, Miss; W a Osbourn, Md;
OoHothcik, mdssi " "A ElmendOTf and LADY,
Mr. Glatworth and lady, do; H GIentwortb and
lady, do. anu
NATioNAL HOTEL.-G Knowles. ir. Md.
aud Miss Raymond, N J; A b MudGri n
VAL, IA Nuns, M Brewer and Iady. n v.
McNeei, Texas; A s Robinson, nj G Van
de sandy, NYk; Adams and lady, ID RowIa d
and iady Mass; G Hart, C Bradley, e d FooS.
ri Ledwith, Fla; Lampest and lsdv'
Taoo and lady, Mrs r Morris, w n EIms1'
corr and lady, NY; NJ Moorbead, N Uricb' pa.
BY simpson: Kansas; G l. Grea,house, w Zant
meyer, KY; Chas ii Gordon. Del; Ives N v. I
An;, Va; r Gridley, c.; Wade, NYt; r B
TED STATES HOTEL-w Gardener
III; Col n Waddle, Va; + Garner, do: ID Ros'
NY Robert: G; c NJ Mason, Va; G + Alien
We,tenn, NY; Wlnpenny, Pa; H Warren'
ny Warren, do; ID Mcpherson, Md. p
zane, Va; II Smith, Pa; Capt Eairbank. Ma. !
'bfown, Pa; } Lincoln, Mass; III Fry, va
klRKWOOD HOUSE r. NJ Jordon. Md. q
Burnett, NY; Hon A Marshall, Mo: A v mi,
enle, va; Love, do; MeCulioch, do; c
Evans, La; C Lester, Tenn; w l. McDoweII
Pa; r Rotherwell, do; Lynch, MI: {; r. Tnom
As, Pa; Hon Mcknight, do; J Thornton. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

DR.. JoaNsr9RNS,i .r,xopp

"a. discovered ~. n. ,LSck 8, Hospitals Ss II
Drs..sTG's 81 p Is G,.f
ga cURs wAssAHrKp OR NO CHARGE IN TWO
w..k.... tn. Back ssTie,ur.., Affection. Kid
Iss.. rindis, rem
ThlS No.. or stn Of Ii. fsas
soS:!. .sos: r:srSls Disorder. .T,.ias from SOLITARY
which render Marriage impossible and destroy both Body
and Mipd.
Especially, who have become the victims OF Solitary
to an un,msy grave G Young Men Of the most
exalted talents and brisut intellect who might
qusnce walked 10 ecstcy the living Tyre call with
full confidence.
MARRIED PInscSs Young Memo mt mplatus Marriage
being aware Of physical weakness organic debility deOrm
He himself under the J. may relix
ousy conhde In his honor gentleman and confidently
OFFICE No sotra frederick STREET.
len hand going Baltimore street. from
the FAN not 10 observe and number. Letters
must DO aid and eon. nR q ,o :ts%g
Royal college gsons London graduate
and eater Of whose life has been spent
p Of LonSp Paris IN i.dg. and si'; Si ha. .t
known troubled with ringing In the head
sounds bashfaIness with frequent bluhpE attended
'mts with Of MIND were cEreS mmedi.teiy
~
Young Men aud others no have injured themselves
certain practice slons-a habit
from evil companions. school
which nightly felt when asleep aud not cured
renders marriage impossible aud dsstoys both mind and
body, should apply II mediate,y.
the sad and melancholy produced
by early habits Of youth viz Weakness OF Back
Lin s Psius In Head, Dmue Sight,
lar Power Of the Heat DysPspsy Nervous r;
Debility, symptoms of Consumptsn DC.
MKSrALLYT fearful effects the mind uch TO be
dresded-Ioss Memory, Confusion Ideas
Spirits Evil Forb Aversion to Soc self Dstrust
love Of Solitude Timdty. of the pro-
dueed.
Thou sands ia fge hat is the
Of their declining health lOsng tsir igOr becoming
weak, pale nervous aud emacated hAv nc singular
about the symptoms
DISEASES or INPRCDBNCE
When the misguided and mpruent votary Of plea
ends he has intb'd the seeds Of this painful dsese 1t
often happsns that lltmei Of III
discovery deers him from plying those
responsibility alone befri him
Into the HANDS OF ignorant ami designn pretsuccrs
apable of curing hch his peculiarly Lb.tanc keep him
ting month after month long tie smallest
sigh erhis calling disappointment blythe
deadly Poison Mercury hasten the
Nose Skin sc progressing with rigtful iity till
period his dreadful suerings by sending
that undis country from whose bourne traveller
returns.
DIR. JoaNsroN's REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS
AND IHPOTESCY.
this and Important he
speedily cured and fall
and debilitstsd, who hope hav,
been Immediately relieved
All mpednien Marriage, Physi
hcdOn-, Loss OF Provocative Power
embiing and Weakness Exhaustion OF the
kind speedily cured
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS
THoUsANDS cured this Ius;itut 1n
operations performed by Doctor Johnston
OF the and other persons
which have appeared again aid again before the public
bility, u sufc Mt guarantee to the afflicted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

RIOR ANKE rs.

bureh, English, and Domestic Bed Blankets.
Also, supply Of French Cotton Blankets, win
q great In ury, and very uncommon in this country.
Also, q supply Of beautiful Crib and Cradle
Blankets. go
uilred Comforts for double and single beds.
Naraerss. Dresden, Lancaster. AllsndkIe, and
Dlmity Quilts.
TrTne prices of ali the above goods, in oonse
oueT Sc of the advanced stage Of the season, viii be
GLAGETT q DQDSON,
Dealers in eli kinds OF Furniture Dry Goods,
In ia cost No. 4, Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27

IT rHE ONLY ARTICLE
~ NRlvA l. L s ID IN N A Z \ n Y |.
WITH TMnKNss
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.

The reason why, is that By Natures own process
It restores the natural color permanently asr the
thu. arsx on S hesas renoy.s s a.n e
druH. itching and neat from TIRE soap, eulsts and
acne and NAV De r-Ied upon 20 cure al disesses of
the seAip and halr II will stop and keep from fsi
and n used By The young two or three times weef'
II Will never fall or become srzy; then. reader read
the following and Judge for sosrse yes;
s...r.. o. J. wcoD a oO.-esnasnsn: asvlis sssrd .
hsr being quite gray. made up mind ~ t6s
ers.aiss. Witch ia eonSsn vita Ers., %.ay sss.ss.
asO commenced us,ns yoar article % te. Cor nyssn
did .hd in Justice .. yOu well az for s .boosrsss
Of others Who be Was but who having
willing 70 give your Re.torstve trial an ths, hsv. farthsr
prof and the Se.s pro- esihg oea.r write
dire, to for GrtheI proof Who am In and Out Of
Nyhair TIA rstur.l color. and much Improved sp-
very S.y being gOsssr ana thefsr ana mach
ooTn.r Of OoiaSc,s ana Carroll ss, sroois5..
LI.IEssror. Ala, psA Il. Ists
much good ia ths pat country. M been
slightly dminshing for several years. caused suppose
usns your ctr weeks and sse tsss
other aS 90 o & s % s.ss -
liable remedy extsnt and advise all Who snicte1
ss, r.s use f0' %
PnIL.DrIrHr.. sept . 1851.
Psoy. wooD-Desr SIR: Your Hair RestOrsvsis proving
itsef highly beneficial The front and aso the bach
part Of cad almost lOs ia covering-ws
have used but half bottles your
the top Lead IL we'll studded with promising
crop Of young hair receiving beUsaI
hsvs RED other preparations without any benefit what
ever think FROM my personal recommendation.
induce many Oths re- % Try a. Yours. respectfully,
ID. r. TsosAs NJ D.. No. ses Vine street.
The Restorative 10 put IN bottles OF three sizes,
VIZ: large, medium aud small; the small holds q
pint, and retaIls for per bottle; the medium holds
~ least ~ per cent more IN proportion than the
small, retalls for G. per bottle; the large holds
for IS bottle.
%. J: WOOD & CO., Troprietors. Sl2 Broadway
New York, I'm the great ~. Wire Railing Es-
Establishment. and ia Market street, 1T. LOUIS Mo.
And sold by all good druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. no ~ SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
By TIE pREsliSSsSS; ST Z, 3F THE UNITED
STATES.


In pursuance of law. |, JAMES BUCHANAN, Prssi-
dent Of the United states of America, do hereby
declare and make known that pubic So es will be
held at the undsrmentioned land Cfiee in the State
of MINNESOTA. at the period hereinafter designated,
1.-THE land Office at CANBRIpeR Z, commencing on
Monday, the sixteenth day of May next, for the
disposal OF the public lands, kerstofore aAoferSd,
in the following townships and parts Of townships,
VIZ:
North of the base line and trest of the fourth
principal meridian.
Townships 20 and IL. of range 10.
Townships 81, 20. aad ~, OF range q.
sive sotons So So 81 and s. Of townships ST. town
't sss 80 Isl s. g. ii s1s z q s fsnss q and
81. oftownshp q; sections and 2; the r Of SEQ
So 81, and 81. Of township ss sections to s. incu
srvf; section 81 the u Of section IS; sections "a
and S. of township 81; townships IS. S. 81 50. and
See,ion 2. the E u and the NV y of section 4;
NE Of section ii; the F OF tue N Of s .G'
tlon "a of township 81: sections 6.s, 10, II, IA
tons / and The x Of seo1ons: sections eli
ard 8; the w of section 9; secto ms 10. IL IL, Is,
q the N II of section Is; sections "a &C. g. So So
and 81 Of Township Si townshi S. exospt the W u
Of section Sl townships . ~, S. 49, 49, A., ~. and
ssetions spd 4; the NJ \, tn, Nh Of the NV
Of the NV Il, the \ W 4 cfthe NV i, and the Z
rons g. 10. - a. 49, 20, n "a &C. az, So 81 and
!. Of section 2 sections % s. So and 81. IF town
otlons 6. 10, u Il. l8 20, % q and Is; the
N u, this N u OF the ~ = and the y u Of the SW
and the wv. Of the NV Of section so' of town a.
ship 81; SECTIONS to inclusive; sections and 20;
D. 81 81 sud 81, OF townships5 townships Sc and al.
" fRs Il ssGi the X sRs
Sw 4, anu the "a Of the : =, of section "a; Sec
oftowns6ip S4 ssci9ns g. g. TO- IL IL ia 20.
q, "a 60 %, 81 81. and 81. of tow snip ST. sections
to 81, inclusive; section 81 the of section IS;
sections Sia and IS. Of township So: township 81, Of
| range2'.
| I.ands appropriated by law for the use of schools.
Indian military and other purposes, will be excluded
The offering OF the above lands will be commenced
In which they are advertised until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed; but the
and no private entry OF any Of he lands viii be ad
United until after the expiration of the two weeks.
this eth day of January, Ammo DOInin one thousand
BY the President:
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
to any ofthe lands thin the townships and faction
altownsbps aforementioned ure ed tn tablish
oever of the proper land office. and make payment
therefore as soon as practicable after seeing this
mencement of the public sale of the lands embrac-
Eng the tract ciaimsd 9sheIwIss such clam will be
Commissioner of the General Land Ofhoe.
NorE.-Under the regulations ofthe department,
as heretofore and now existing, no pay ment be
made for advertising proclamatlcns except 10 such
publishers as are SPECIALLY authorized TO publish by
| the Commissioner OF the General Land Offioe.
| is l9-lawlSw.
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n "DINNER PARTIES"
DINNER PARTIES Will be furnished to jami-
hes at IS, So and Is per head or, if they prefer
brst class French cook can be sent TO their resi-
oences TO pare dinner for them, at the moderate
charge OF e. for his services.
Those wishing to avoid the trouble of marketing
Can nave the best the market affords sent to their
houses at COST prices. : :
One or more dishes will be to any part of the
Slty iot NOSE who may desire Il. l guarantee 10
~ y. better dinner than any other establishment
ia the city. a. saving OF IS per cent.
a G. GAUTIER,
dels-sosm 80 Pa. av. bet. 18th and isth s.s.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and Without Rai!uys
fer EigAs Tssrs.
FCk CALIFORNIA AND OREeOE,
VIA panama RLHRsAH.
RsgsIxr SsiItsE DEys, SIX 4 cora Of sssk ssssfk

CANTONESE n,sp7 frRuGs and in7o- <AxnS
sitIons Of ynrIouE Kinds have been lately Ed ~
feTpetTated on trayelors bound 10 CA I-s&z.k$xs
FOkNiA, that the subscriber. the only sNthoriz %
&C emit for passage by the u. :. Msil LGe, Wis Pann
ma. In the city Of New York, feels IL his duty 20
caution ali persons seeking Passste to California
that TO AVOID LMrosIT on, they must be careful &c
ind tie true once of the Steamships OF the u. \
Mail LINE, via Panama Railroad, as other Office
IN New York Is authorized to engage passage.
The Companies have only one once In New YORK
fronting on the North River, at the head Of TIE
CoIaDany's Wharf.
III Deserve my sign over ths door,
iel3 J. w. RAJ mOND, Agent. New York.
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nPrlCIAN AND OCULIsT.-Dr WOLFSON
~ 9Th ST., corner of Pa. avenue, coniin-
ues to furnish nll requiring them with SSNEN>
his celebrated Venezuelan and Brazil &ESw
ian CRYSTAL SPkCTACLES and sS01
EYE GLASSES, which gained the
highest prize at the Worlds Fair. Many thousands
have tried them. No chargessto his customers for
consultations as oculist. The reputation of nj.
Glasses TO remedy near sight edness, faIiyg sight
from the approach OF age, or from increasing GAIA
ract, &c. Is universally established throughout EH-
rope as well as the United States. His charges are
extremely modarnta de lS-MS TN SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-27
3 Traveller Dirsstsry.
m, ykok w%SRIEgIoE
. :" n - II,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
&4aH Hs


BaitimoRs And Ohfs kAilreods
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW Run
FROM w1S AAittFSsSSs5SSSsPs E sSfaa fIaE WEST.
LIST. MAIL TRAIN start, AZ 7.S q. m, Isunda,
excepted, } connecting cosely at w sshingtOn Juno
ton, for Cumberland and Piedmont.
CHICAGO EXPRESS CONNECTION leaves
Weshlngt ton AZ SEQ reaching Cincinnati 81 $50
Rm next day, and connecting directly With EIprese
Trs5n for Lomsyllle CAIRO and the Southwest, and
lot 81. LOUIS, ksnsae, &c.
10 view the Grand Mountaip Scenery of the oae
In Daylight, take either the 7.<5 O. m. SEQ D. m
trains from washington.
western Virgins Road take the 90 .. IN. Tram. Fo
Marietta aid Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tlcksts and Baggage Checks 20 al guar
tsrs. and every othsr possible facility Will be fOuns
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of tn.
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad vii leave WssAnr
For al points between Washington Junction sns
Piedmont take the 7.<S 8. m. tram.
For all Stations between Piedmont and w bee Ins
take tho $50 .. m Tram. To connect with the Fred
srlek Tram take the $50 ,. m. Train.
FOR BALTIMOREAND THE EAST.
Leave w sshlngt0l FOR Baltimore at 10 snd ~
g. No, and $50 and IS p m. On Sunday ct sac D. m.
Leave Baltimore at <S0 and $50 &. M and $50 aus
So D. m. On Sunday az 81 g IN. ony.
The 7.45 and 4 IS trGI only vIfi stop 81 Wy SITS
tions and for Annapolis connections.
Ing trains for the west, and the clio. 7<5 and Sc
,. m. trains for the east.
For further information inquire at the Baltrmors
and ONO Railroad Ticket Office, WASHINGTON.
r. II. PARSONS, Aren't.
w. r. SMITH,
noT Master Of Transportation. baltimore.
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
pANY.

i PANY.
One Of the Steamships of this Company, carry Ing
the United states Mail for Acapulco. -.essat,
CALIFORNIA; ard OREGON, leaves &xSkS
Panama. twice each mouth on he aTriva! >fssszz$ss
Of the United states Mail S.S. Comp steamer.
which loave lew Orleans and New York regularly
on the 9th ard 10th of each month with tho Irails
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
Theae steamships hava been inspected and A.
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty sped
asd safety,
The Panama Railroad (E7 miles lorsl is now com.
pIeted from OCEAN to ocean, and is crossed in or
hours The baggage of passengers Is checked lie
New York through To San FrancIscO, and pas
are embarked At Panama 10y steamer at the com
pany's expense The money paid In New YOri
covers all xpenses OF the trip.
. Reserve steamers are kept In port in Panama and
san Francisco, TO prevent detenton in case of eocl
having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar
rive at A s2lnWal.
Conductors 20 through by each steamer, aud take
charge OF women and children without other pro-
tectors. ~
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply Al
the agency, In Wost street., New YORK, 10 l. W.
RAYMOND,-ort to hRMSfRO NG, HARRIS
CO., New Orleans,-or e. l.. BARTLETT. hos.
Ton. Wa-u