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III GENUINE PREPARATION.


HELMBOLD'S BUCHU for the Bladder.
aaELMB Bt,I BTCaT for r., the Kidneys
HFEMBoLkDs BUCU t ior i Dfo SrSVei'
bSss.. # T:'sn
BEcg for fer @s.s silv.s
BSSHS 81 Ssnss9 3is s.sude
BBnLHS BHCHn for for H Hs59 Of Disease.
HHEELMB3LD,s BTCHT f'I Wskefalnsss:
HEtMB9tP BTcHE for for Farm ms Back
HELMBOLDS BUCH u for heaviness of the Fly e
HELMBoi D's BG1HU Tor Mo OBJ and Rest Rest
I.ssnesr. with Want of Attention. Horror of So
hEEmBOLD,s BUCHr for Distinctions.
from lrdisofetIon and all Diseases Of the
SEXUAL ORGAN.
Existing IN either sex from whatever cause orig
mated, and no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
Thess symptoms, In part: are experienced often
BY sufferers with diseases of the Bladder KIdDe,s
o. DnSp ad nsny s M
sInce established that any disease of these organs
allowed to go on-which thu medicine N varIab re.
moVes-foGn follows Loss of Power, Faulty md
pre can ssi that tHeso are not re
aue1tly followed by those dreful diseases, Insanity
ums, aud the melancholy deaths by Consumption
bear ample witness to the trut of these assertions
In Lunatlc the most n 6dnchOy m
appears. The countsnanoe Is actual y so den and
quite destltute-nelther mirth grief ever bsIts
IT. Should sound OF the voice occur, 1t is rarely
articuate.
with woeful measures. wan Despair,
Low, sullen sounds, his grief besued"
Debility Is most terrible, and has brought thous
ands upon thousa TO unImeiy thus blast
Ing the ambition of many noble youths, IL can he
cured by the use of this
INFALLIBLE REMEDY.
The mass of voluntary testimony in pos session of
the proprietor. vouchlng its virtues and curative
powers, Is immense, embracing names well known
to science ard ams. Cert6 Gates of cures from OF
montn to twenty years standing, and of tbs most
reliable and re'RonsIble character are open for
spec'ion. rom Governors OF States, Judges, emf
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Is pre-
pared directly acsOrdiDg TO the rules CT Pharmacy
and Chemistry, with the greatest sccuracy and
LhemloaI knowledge and care devoted in It's COM
blnation: see Professor Devices valuable Works
on the Practice of Physlc, and most of the late
Standard Works OF Medicine.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant in
taste ard odOr, but Immediate in Its action
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman of
the city OF PhIladelphia, n. T.. HELMBOLD
Chemist. who, being duly sworn does say. that his
preparation contains no Marc tic. Mercury, or in
IqF sqt 'sf g@Iik y Has sGe
November, Is5i. WIN. p. HIDBARD Alderman VI
Price 81 per bottle, or six for SIS, delivered to any
ONE THING CERTAIN
TRIAL COSTS But DOLLAR-TRYIT
40 he CONVINCED of its efficacy. And it is accom-
Professors Of Medical Colleges, CIsrEyme6. AND
others. Prepared BY H., T. HELMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
To be had Of sll Druggists and dealers throusbou.
the United states. Can ldas, and Britsh Provinces
AK Ef for aEIMBokDs-taks no other Cure,
sold BY G. sTOTT, Druggist, corner of Pa av.
druggists. ian 2S- eoly.
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The prevalence Of the above complaints At thl,
season generally has the feet of bringing ont No.,
OF Pr0fessediy new specifics. snd while some arc
GOOD. many are useless, and others even danger
he Wlsest course TO pursue to consult your fam
ny physician, or otherwise use only such remed q,
as long public experience has proved To he safe AID
euioacious. OfthIs character rs TIIEK,S C,uM
FOUND Sl RUP OF GUM ARABIC Ori.nsl
~ the fayorte prescription of an eminent physlaIap
lsoon became popular remedy, and has continu 90
20 ENJOY agrovlnE reputation for the last tweut,
years; In cases OF common Colds. Coughs, 60. Il
w hooplng ough. Group, Asthma. Inf uenIa c.
success Is unparaleed, and most viii testify Whs
PrIce IS cents and 50 cent. eer bottle.
500 oy Nalrn Palmer, Chas. Stott, &C.. Wash
Inatoh ClsseL GEORGETOWN; Peel& Stevens, Al
In LozspgeI form. Price l2x and Is cents boz
rnown as "Tyler's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
drops, as an elegant. pleasant and efhoacio9s Pul
monte Iozenge they are unsurpassed. no II -3m
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u No $50
STATES

i, JAMES BUCHANAN. President of the United
STATES OF hmerica, IN pursuance of the provisions
the lands sold IN the Greensboro late St Helena
land district IN the state of Lnui'aLa, and author
approved AUGUST %. 1912. and OF the acts of Con
gress AUTHORIZING the sale of public lands, do hereby
held at the land office at GREgNsBURG in the Sat-
OF LOUISIANA, commencing on MOaday, the second
and vacant Tacr Of pac land .tSstea
limits oi the following named townships and frac
ttonel townships according to the approved pIats
rssurvey ed. to wit;
South Of The base IHs and ,rfSt Of The yJjur,pol
nsTtdidH.
'Iownshps IS. and 1, and fractional townships ;
townships and 8, and fractional township 4, OF
range2. > VI
Townships and 2, of ranges:
Fractions townships |. 2, and J, OF range4
Fractional township |, o. ranges.
South Of the base line and east Of The rrincipaI
meridian.
Townships 2. 5, 4, 5. 6, and T. of rapgeI
townships 5, and z. of range2.
townships ana 2, oi ranges
Townships 5, and 2, and fractional township 8, of
Iange4
fractional township 9, OF ranges
Township6 6, Of ranges.
FRACTIONAL townships ana 9, OF ranges.
Fownshlps 49, o, and 2, and fractional township 8,
Fraotlona township ., of range ~.
Township 8, Of range u.
Land: covered ~ confirmed private claims, ap
pTopTIated by law for the use OF schools. military
and other purposes. together with the "swamp and
Cong approved March q 1919, and September "a.
l65 also, all those tracts for which the have
the commencement OF the sac or Which shall moi aot
have be finally acted upon by that time uods the
before mentioned toiH BE- sreinded rom tit .afs
The Offering of the above mentioned lands will he
commenced on the day appointed. and Will proceed
whole shall have been offered, and the sales TINS
c'osed but the sale shall not be kept ooen longer
than Two weeks and no private entry of eny of the
the two weeks -
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington.
this nm day of January, Ammo Domin one Thousand
o JAMES BUCHANAN.
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofbce.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMprION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the night OF pre- emption
TO any OF the lands within the townships and frao-
tlonal townships shove mentioned. is required to
establish the same TO the salts faction of the
ard receiver of the proper land Office and MAKE pay
meat therefor a, zoos as practicable after seeing
commencement Of the public sale Of the lands en-
6raclns the trsct claimed; otherwise such claim
THOs. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
NcTE.-LUnder tho regulations of the department,
made for advertising procamations except to such
publishers arc specially cd to publish By
the Gommlssloner of the General Land Once.
2 % E.a AT e. X !, Ramps ANR EEET-Al
of the l.5ss:t and finest Stocks IN WssSins
imported % 10Y order. Call and Ioo2. II You
H6fPKSiifNsss''ss' Unriv.lled Bazaar,
no S-eotf bet. Browne and National hotels.
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Unn1Tz1fL GIskkfp AffSSl&k.1xs
WIN fMMHNsn
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMLND.

The reason Why, 10 that by Natures own process
il restores the natural color permanently amer the
thus makes It grow on bald hsads removes ali dan,
drun, itching and heat from the scalp, scIets ane
ache and may be relied upon to cure all diseases OF
the scaip ard hair u VIII stop and keep from fall!
and u used by the young two or three times week
will never fall or become gray; then. reader, resd
the following and judge for yourselves:
Nsssr.. O. J. wooD 4 Co.-Gentlenen: having heard
good deal about Professor woods Restorative and y
preiadic-s which common With grea, many r.rson.
h.d aE.n. all msnner Of patent nedeinss ana short ts
The resnlt has been satisfactory that very
may gray as was but who hsvin,
my prendice without for setting aside
pros and the best proof being ocular
you this letter which you .ho- such sPd
tn. n Y. Wire Railing Est, bIishmsni every day.
Ny hair 10 lite stnrsl color and uch sp
more healthy looking.
corner Of oOumbI. aud Carroll sts, Broosiyn.
LIrIsssrox Ala. Feb. rs. lsss
PsOy woOo-DeAr Sir: Your Hair Restorative HIS don.
much good - is part Of the country Ny hsIr hiss beer
slightly diminishing for several Years. caused suppose
FROM slight turn when quite an infsnt have b-er
have nne hesd Of hair nov growing ser hAys used al
other remedies known, effect q FAX q the val
ast your remsd.. Yoa csE pEIIi-h Ibis yos
teisE proper. YOGr,Ac, s.w. hiDDLETos.
PHIEADFIrBTl, Sept g. 1851.
Pnor woop-pA,r Sir: your HAIR Restor.tveis proving
iteelf highly benehi .l The 'front.' bach
Of Rad .lmnst lost its corerngvAs
have used but half plat bottles
the top head l. well studded promising
Of young hair aud the front T. slso receiving IL bsu-nt
l ave tired other preparations without
ever. think from personal endHton,
induce mary others To try t. Yours respectfully,
ID. Il. TEcsAs NJ D., No. se4 Vine Street.
The Restorative is put up in bottles three s,es
VIZ: large, med um and small; the small holds "
pint ard retaIls for 81 per bottle; the medium hods
at least ~ per cent more proportion than the
small, retalls for 81 per bottle; the arss holds
quart ~ per cent. more In proportion, and retaI!s
for IS hottie.
%. J. WOOD d CO., Fropristors. Sl2 Broadway
New ! ork. I'm the great ". Y. Wire Railing rs
adjustment. and Ia Market street, -. LOUIS. Mo
And sold by all good druggists and Fancy Goodf
Dealers. no IL SIN
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HARTSHOHNE'S CURE-AII,
H TIVE GREAT PAIN lNNTHTLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA wEAI
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
PREPARED RY Il CHEMIST.
BOTTLES IL, Is and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
" SCIENCE.
HARTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should he kept
In all families in case Of cdents sudden sick
ness, "a II frequently cures n less time tan lt re
cures TO get physician.
1t cures pain in any part OF the system and lie usee
externally and internally.
IL As the f,eSgent CHANGES Of the weather pro-
duce bad Cold, rheumatism, Pam in the Limbs
and Body; also, STUFF Neck-every person ,hculc
Get q bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
SInsvs, Blood and Bones and by IT'S warming eco
t,omas netlo power, eIpels ell pain from tho system
Set bottle ard try 70,
N. B.-If ron have Q Cough, Csc HARTS
HORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY-it Is the best Cough Syrup IN tia
World.
IL you srs RIiious, use HARTSHORNEe
ANTI-BILtOuS PILLS. They act upon the I,iy-
er, Stomaoh and Bowels, carrying OF all Bic axe
Foul SecretIone.
TIE above medicine, to be had at all Drug Store.
In w ashinstO ton CITY; KIdge!l & CIscell 8. eorre
town; H. Pee d Co. hlcxendris. cli-tr
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WILL CASTOR OIL EXPLODE The Mackinac
Herald says that on the 29ih ultimo, the grocery
store OF Peter Metley was blown TO atoms. and
three men seriously injured. The grocery keep
err at mig ht, told the clerk put the Of castor
oil on the stove when he built the morning ire
so as TO melt the concealed oil, and fill SEINE
small bottles. The clerk in the morning built a
rousing fire, and put can containing rs pounds
OF powder on the stove, which. when sufficiently
heated, awoke the whole island as if by the firing
OF cannon. The buildings were shaken in the
whole village.
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ID X u VI A N SY X u
Or, PROTECTED

ID X WAN SYN Up,
Or, PROTECTED
| Solution Of Pretsxide Of Iron Combined,
new discoveries in the MaterIa Medica are
subjected. must now bo received as
an established medloIne. Its
Dysp.rsia, Affections Of fhs Liv,-, Drops,
Neuralgia, Bronchitis and Conspriptios TIE.
denetss, DisoTGsr.d State Of ths Blood, BoiIs.
SenTry, Tis Pro,trafiag Effects of Lead OF
Mercury, General Debility, and all Disease,
Shtch require q Torie and Alter firs Medteiss
authenticated; and Of such psoulisr -,
character. that sufferers cannot :. BI%
reasonably hesitate to receive the ~, q IN
The PERUVIAN sYRUPEaJEFQlkE 81
does not profess to he q Cure-ali,s 4
but Its range is extensive. becsuses sAe2.ty
are Intimately rsiated, and proceed fssi
Ing from one cause, may be cured
by one remedy. The class Of diseases TOR whict
the Syrup provides cute. rs precisely that winch
has SO often bafned the hishest order of medos
sIbe, and the safety ard ehosc, of the Syrup rcon
tfnVsrtlhie THOSE who may wish for orInIoi
nf the SyTup cannot f to be sstsSsd vtb the ioi
lowing aInOnE numerous Testimonials IN the hands
Inen well Known IN the community, and of tht
Can0-rhc undersensd having experience. n. b.,..o,
effects Of the "Peruyisn syrup DO hesitate to recon-
mend f. 10 the attention of The public.
OF others rhGsS ssseps: and ps.pP a lS'
uaques:ionable have do.bt ecscv In oEe.
lncipient Diseases Of the Lungs Bronchial Pss.s.as
Dy.PePsis Liver Complaint Drop.y Neur.gis 4c indeed
s effects would be incredible heb
OF those who have Witnessed Them have
their testimony do to It's restorative powsr
rev. sohF fIshrosr, THOMAS c. AnoEr
TsosAs A. DKfrER rtTra p.,y-v
81; KTsp.iIE.D. JAN. q 5uss:
It's we'll known that tie medicinal eject OF Pro;a1;a. O.
Iron IL lost By brief tht n
maintain solution OF ProtoIide Iron without furths
oxidation, has been deemed Impossible In the Perarisn
syrup, this desirable point BIZ ooxBrN.ros
WAY USgEovs and this may rrr a.. All m,
Proto carbonstos ctrsss and tsrirales OF "a. EaIs
Aedica A. A. HAYES, D.
Asesyer 70 The state Of Massachusetts
s B"yston street. Bostsr.
For sale by Druggists generally. Free fer lsrr.
bottles, 81; medium zed bottles, 81.
N. l.. CLARK & co. Pfoprstors Poston
For sale in Washing ton by z. D. Gilman, Specis
Agent; Nalrn Palmer, John Schwartre T. M
Smith, Y. Harbaugh, H. ii. McPherson F.
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. n. Stone, j. : Loyeioy
DR.. ID. h: Clarke, ID. RldEely; and IN Geortet0zr
Nv n. >. 1LsseiI. ana j. IL. hldvsil. sc S-6m
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EVENING STAR.

T1s LOUISIANA SENATORIAL ELBcrIoN.-The
sorr.spondent of the Picayune, writing from b.
tom Rouge on the gath, thus describes the finale
of the struggle for the United states Senatorship
oThe last ballot taken this afternoon created
very great excitement, which is even now raging
There were seventy members in caucus. and Mr..
sandidge received thirty-fve votes. One vote
more would have effected his nomination. Upon
the announcement of the result, cries were made
jby tie friends Of Mr.. Gray, " Let US CO." " adj
ourn,D &c. The caucus then took a recess until
O'Clock this evening.
"In the meantime the utmost excitement ex-
listed, and the friends of Mr.. Gray everywhere
complained that the conferences which had been
held between the Benjamin and Sandidge sup
porters evinced disposition to ignore MIR. Gray s
claims, and by excluding his &C. 's) friends from
those conferences. to defeat him at any hazard,
and they therefore proclaimed their determina-
tion not to 20 back Into caucus. The long and
weary fght, which had grown monotonous and
tedious, thus assumed a new aspect, and sud
denly wore lively and dashing appearance. AT
six o'clock the caucus re-assembled, and II was
found that but two OF Mr.. Gray's friends were
present. very exciting scene then occurred in
the House
"The hour Of adjournment having passed, Mr.
Pierce, Of East Baton Rouge, took the chair and
called the House to order. The Clerk refused to
and in the midst Of debate ~ to the proper
course to be pursued, il was announced that
the caucus had nominated Mr. Benjamin, and
Speaker Pugh entering the hall, took his seat,
and the business was entered upon regularly
During the little episode above alluded TO the
hall and lobby were densely crowded, and every.
body present seemed excited beyond fever heat
anxious outsiders ran to and fro az though they
thought some great outbreak of the people was
AT hand, and visions OF the overthrow Of the
republic seemed to hit before the eyes OF timid
gentlemen.
cat o'clock the Senate entered the hall of the
House Of Representatives. Mr.. Phillips nomi-
mated Mr.. Benjamin, Mr.. Defreess nominated
Mr.. Gray; the vote stood as follows: Benjamin
o.; Gray 50, Randall Hunt s.
THUS ended the most exciting contest fol
eendtor ever held in Louisiana ,,
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1891 IN CONTINUING THE 1870

1SSOl IN CONTINUING THEI IOSO
iC.1C busiEess Of the firm OF Elvans OBJ
Thompson, dissolved by limitation on the lst
instant We take the opportunity Of stating dis
tncty our only terms of credit for the fuure-WhIch
have been guaged with view to ouI security
and In conformity TO the universal shortening Of
credits throughout the country. HeDcefOrth We
Will render all hills the st of each and every
month, and shall insist settlements in CASH CT
by note at date not exceeding so days.
To those OF our customers who will cash their
bills when rendered. promise deduction of five
per cent notes of 80 days discount of four per
cent? and on 6n day notes three per cent of, which
percentage will he credited to sccount on current
bills. Our friends will thus Lotlce intention not
only to lessen own labor and losses. bat 10 give
them the benefit OF ibersl discount for prOmptness
Ard Punctuality-suaities As yet not Understood
thoroughly by many in w ashIngIop.
III small balances and transient accounts. ICON
tracted under promise to pay in day two being
generally more troublesome than profitable, must
hereafter be dec, ined.
1T No new accounts opened unless accom- panied
by references endorsement, any other
terms than monthly settlements IN cash.
ELVANS d THOMPSON,
3S Pa ave., between 9Th
ja4-eoIm Intel &States.) and 10th SITS.
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wEBER'S CORNET BAND.
LEWIS WEBER, Leader, furnishes Mrsio for
Balls, Private Ps,ties, Parades. Serenades, ~
Funerals. etc, 1T the shortest notice. Or6erst
left at Mstxrott's Music Depot, Mr.. Gsutier's
Confectionery Store, or at the residence the lead
or, SIS 7th street, Navy Yard, between and l. will
hA prom ptly attended tn. de S-srn
lust RECEIVED, From Europe, at the Music
y Store of w. q. METZEROTT, q large order oi
MUSIC for Violin, Flute, VIonoello, and Ham.
comprising the latest publications, ia rs
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THHE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

Il PANY.
One Of the SteamsaiSs Of Ih!s COMPANY carry ins
the United States Mail for ACAPUEO. oeee
CALIFORNIA. and OR ECON leaYes GEXA
Panama twice each month, he arrival ~zsHs2>2sA
OF Tue United states Mail -. Com pany e ste6nsrs
which leave New Orleans and New y ork regularly
on tie SIN and .U.h Oi each month with the mai.
ROADS.
These steamship nsvo hser inspected and A.
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty srssd
o1d SAFETY,
The Panama Railroad lC7 mules .ort is row com
pletcd iron 90 az to ocesE. and crossed IN or
GoaTs The baggage Of passengers rs checked IN
Rev York throus y Ia San rancsco. ard passengers
are embark al at Panama ~ steamer a. the com
PAWS expense The money paid IN New iorf
covers all expenses O. the tTtp.
Reserve steamers are kep IN port n Psnanla ard
S6n ranoisco. To prevent detention of aaol
dent, that the route eatlTey relidbL-nn fRiuTs
having occurred IL eight years
Passengers lesye PensmS the same day the. sr
rive at AsplnvA.
Conductors Eo through ~ each Steamer. and take
charge OF women ana children without other pro-
tectors. ~
or through TICKETS at the lowest rates apply az
the agency, la West street, New York To I, w,
RAYMOND 20 ARMSfRONG, HARRIS
Co, New Orleans,-Or q. l.. BARTLETT, Boa
ton' Aft
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LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Oa!y Regular Laa., and Without Failure
fer EtsGf Y<sss.
FOE CALIFORNIA AND OxgaoH,
WA pgNlHA
k.rr!.r ssa.-r D.,,, 5Ik 2arI .r.s.I -s.rL

ChsT:oF.-So many frauds and impo- <nG~S
sitors OF varIcUt Kinds havs hecn eteiy e.
seTSotrstec on tTeFc ore bOund to e 4 lsI- e4znh
FORNlA. that tbs 60 hscrIher, the only suthouze<
Agent for sassage " tho u. I. M.ll Line via Pans-
mn. In the CITY Of New York, Tess It his duty to
caution 81 serscre seeking passage 20 California,
that TO Ivoir Isfosi7soN, they must he careful TO
Ind tEoirce once cftie StcamahIps Of the u, =,
Mai Line, via Psu.ma Railroad, as no other once
N New York 10 authorized TO engage parsste.
The COMPARES have only one OfGoe IN New York.
which 10 al n W est street, corner of Warren at
fronting On tae North River, 81 the head OF the
Corirany's Wharf.
III Observe mr. sign over the door.
lie Is J. w. RAh hOND, Agent, New YORK.
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frsvsleu' Dirssssry.
DI.ro{tY W EtfEzTlzssTfYE OIL,
:" n - II,
SOUTHWkST AND NORTHWEST,

TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM WASHINGTON FOk THE HESr,
LIST. Nail TRAIN STATE Al 7S. m ,s.,d.,
excepted connecting closely ~ v ashlnTton Juno,
ton, for Cumberland and Piedmont,
ID. THE CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS Ann
CHICAGO EXPRESS CONNECTION caves
WAshlncton ~ 5 a. y m, reaching Cincinnati ~ ~
IN. next dav. and connectIt directly with ~ pre,s
foG 81. Louis, kansss, &c.
10 view the Strand Mountain scenery ofthe RoAA
IN day Eht take either the 7.t5 q. m. SEQ D. n
trans FROM Washington.
Fer Psrtersh1rE End al Stsrcns on the North
western Virgins oaa tske the a. Tran. Fos
Marietta and CIncnusti Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets snd Baggage Checfs 60 al suar
tiers, and ever other pcssIoe facility VIII be fouDt
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of the
BsltImcre and OHIO Railroad Will leave Washing
For all points between Wash inr ton Junction ana
Piedmont take the 7.sS q. m. tram.
For ali stations hetwe Piedmont and w heelIpt
take the $50 N. Tram. To connect with the Fred
srIek frnIn take the atA y. m. Tran.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore ste 10 and 10
O. u., and SEQ ard s. y. m. On Sunday ~ SEQ y N.
only.
t.S p. N. On SUNDAY AZ 4 ) p 80. only.
TIE 7fS aud SIS trans only vi. stop et wsy sta
tons snd Tor Annapolis connections.
The Is a. and Sc D Are the CHIEF connect
Ing trans for the west, and the 60. 7.tS and Sc
.. N. trans for the eest.
For further information inquire 81 the Baltimore
ard OHIO Railroad Ticket odice. wAshInstop.
r. X. PARSONS, Agent.
w. Z. SMITH,
noT Master Of Transportation. ia tImore.
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THfIS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General Land ONO,

NcTE.-Under the regulations of the department,
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising proolamstions e1c ept to such
peonhersss arc specially drthoytzsd to publish by
ia 0-law ...
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~ IN want OF 6LQVES or HOSIERY are--
eeInesty requested to call and examine onek llh
Oh the largest and finest stocks in Washing WIN 6
loh, comprIalng every quality aud style. just ~
imported 20 my order. Call and loof If You
DO not wish 10 purchase at
HOPKINSS UnrivaIled Bazaar
corner of 9Th st. and Pa. sv.,
no U-eou bet, BT0wns' and National hotels,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-03

~ ard PUTS az CHESS M, oaris, Half WIGS
snd Psnnsyiyanis sIenae, "'e' corner Of 18Th st
az 6m