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Nevada national., 1859-01-22

FyHr raE BEuN FAlLow lN CAmpuoon.-
When We consider ihe health Of children. it
Is imperative not 10 omit the Importance Of
Er ping th.i- brains fallow. "a, il were. for
several Of tie Grst year. ol their cxisteace.-
The mischief r,rpcuat,d ly contrary
course in ,hc shape Of tad health. pee,i>h
temper. and developed vanity. is iucalculA
Bile. Some infant prodigy which is a stand
ayd Of mischief throughout its ncighborhood.
mi-lraJ> them. But parent. may be assured
hat 'h., early work is not. ~ any means.
o.i gain. even 10 ihe way Of work. / suspect
it rs loss and that children who hcgin
their education ,..r. @, !; would be called.
viii rapidly oyeitabe those who have been
iu harn,-- lone l.lo-e .h.m. And what ad
vantage can 90 =, that child knows more
nj Six years ola than ii- cnmpecrs. especially
81 th., /, to .. gained by q sacrifice OF health
which may never De remiuea: There may
hc some excuse i,r ti.- early book work in
,he case Of chose children wh1 are to live by
manual labor To is worth while. perhaps.
to run the r..k OF some physical injury Go
them having 3 ,aeir carly years in (which
we sau teach t4am BOO. knowledge The
chance OF mischief too viii be le-s-bcing
more l.hrly TO be count.racied h. their after
life. But iur child who is to bc at book
work for the first twenty-one years of it,
l.'e. what folly i: Is 60 exhaust IN the least
its mental eaaray. which, after all. is its
sIrc,i implement.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

The Sierrc Ct'-,u alFays contains amo.
thing worth reading and ihirL'ns about. =
We take ;ha following from la,9 ou-,J.- Of
that paper
AMERICAN Se-iar4.-Ai have something
to say on dclorm.ty in soe.c.y. American
society is leiormed. yet we possess opporiu.
mites. while We a.e h,.ou.n- tbr greatest
people d becoming The eh.-t Wou.ei moth.
ing la. -elfposmi-sjon 20 drive falls. iu>ruc.
tioh ont Of the school lou.e. to oruamcni
the lrcs.dc with plain good sens, Ito teach.
at home. that affection :. vulet;,y. that
love Of fashion q, li'u p l-le. -. tl..t mo-
accomplishment is rc5a,rai whom Is il
mind receive, no percepi polish
FALSE lNsrErcuoN- Wrlav. systems Of
education viii tcaci lila caulrrn meta.
physics, and prepare y-g.- MN mr pracii-
cal life ly dieting them .a ihecruubcd bone,
OF dead languages. Wel.te aeidem;cai ie.
stitutcs whore professor. s'-.vc So hard %
persuade The student 10 hel'are IN i,ms that
both doubt thy utility o'sia. requires such
labor 90 cNpouud. IIe i,rot tau.lt 10 think
Independently of old book .'..i'jon. NOT al
lowed TO gather hi, governing opinion. from
the deductions pfhis p.t o'.l and BIZ rea-
son. A. consequence. .et'u among hi,
fellows with pfiucipl. own. nor does
he possess suaicieut ia a'iy to protect
what he has been clq.. 30 borrow and
depend apon.
THE THIN pARrlTicS.- SIT and think. and
whether you are in vu-r,.. p or inrngal par-
pie. whether 20 power - ar.-urity IN favor
or neglect. in prosperity adversely; hc.
loved or hated admired r- j.spisod lorloru
or happy. you can spaa' 70 aloud that. d. Be.
tween you aud me there w'. yet Doe boz the
thin partition Of the grave" You can poiu,
to all The past and look toward al the future
can speak Of al, ;ae ages. ami say 10 them
and al! eternity. "Etvcan you and me q,
but the tain Partition o'.le rave.
De-NEENNrss -Drnaksnncss is not like
the pure air. for it eaervatrs; Fl is not Ike
water for It does not refresh: it IS no, like
health. for il tlints ibe D, nth Il Is no; like
joy for in ITS hight Is wicked madness it is
not Ike wisdom. for &c irocbl ;he brains
it /, not like love. for i, E. Impure il is not
like goodness OF heart. Tor is comrsde is
crime.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

Rich specimens Of copper ore, is found in
large quantities within q few miles of Shasta
have been exhibited to the Shasta County
folks.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

II Is stated that Ned McGowau is the owner
Of the riches! claim on Fraser river.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
e tt Ge-.
% Is<>~<EA

cr 10 tae emulation oi gonlur-4. And 5,au-
ty after ai. GAS wrihL,rd old ma.ds ana
"Lor. ,#.t," -a-ely clare Is mI .sia
deep. 70 my hayAood well remember d
youa- msa whom ,aye often bad 'ie r'.a-
sor- oi 90 'ingi Whose phy+losnom .ll p,..
sessions might certainly be ch--el uu... ,l.
ttia OF '.l--- 30 e1ltl. hr was an Ext.i.
oritvg ynua. man. both IS respects Li-
iiacuHea'- sal iis learning. H. vasG..p
r.lt -rlle a'Hsi hy the fna,l-rov. ana
p.iei p. every female uho L.l.ll him.
H1. h' bad a mind that .inE not their
imps- ueut comn'.aIat aud. when li-
c'ly.r.aiioaal talents began gradually 10
o. Developed hy The g.u'd influence or so
cal converse, his appo-..e rcmnia-. OF; crit
ignl rcaliar =. aud Bis soetd arguments. won
an IL" listening sen .e. of BIZ auditors: ,,'.I,
in-ipid beauty va, lp.' 81 to- fluent Au-
euHee of eloquent ug.'I Tha " uref,V
HcH - of 10 party lel' the un'utcli sil.,.
descrtiou Of iho G'- ores. and glanced eau.
i"i-l .r .Il 40 their -w,et persons. reflect
ID TO 'he mirrors. as th' y louu-rd lisues-lg
about, ma-inns TIA, SID me alarming rcvo-
lntionhil taken place ia iaeir collars or
cravats. or some reJe ,.on> lock had stretch.
g. it'c!f lc.tiliy forth rrom their close
cur'td Roman crop,or poo@ies-tlou finding
an in statH ouo, u.lIly wondered what
'hc girls could possibly see 10 the fellow to
pay him SO much attention 3" Will others
iIsred forth ina voice halt sjrauglcdb by their
stocks. " s'ra.e tle bellies are qu.zziue the
I"r-on. t-i.u'.- bash charm, tlat pass
uot away iiie lle bloom Of ia summer flower;
Therefore. lst rot usl.Ec., B.. put ont Of coa-
oeit. there De bat wit and good sense rc-
hiUl the rcpul-iyc mask r9liuess may even
win the tGror amt continuance OF beauty.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

DLAyKETs.-A, superior article Of BLAS
D KETs fer Quartz Mills 70 be found a.
Nevada national., 1859-01-22
Nevada Advertisements.
COUNTY SURrEYoR's OFFICE.
COUST HOUSE, NEVADA.

JOHN L. GAMBLE. s.. u>TRoM,
County Surveyor. deputy.
4 IL PERSONS ARE hereby cautioned against EN-.
~ ployiug other Surrey than such may BE-
deputi4ed from this office
F-'r11 ffam ne Ldirs # California.
Guar 20, sec 3 NO sorNey or re'surycy hcrcaf
ter made by any person except the County surveyor
or his deputy shall De considered legal evidence In
any Court within this state. JOHN J.. GAMBLE.
2f County Surveyor
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

cent old maid m honor 60 tia name. a
glory &c ih- sex There wilI l.al -rp,n.n~.
nor selfish regrets NJ what n'... l,y. hecu.
She vii take The cup that God lls.l- to her.
and though il le net highly .,..l. raise it
to His praise Among Eng o.. womoa
thousands fsu-h arc to D., found Lut thry
make no Noise in the world lr c.r,rnt is
silent-discoaisut noisy and oh ri-i,r
thls while The o." nses OF 'h- -p,a.lorboai
arc ferpetualy thrust ur1a O. the 4uic.
virtues OF Others pass vnh al.I anl lbc-c-
fore the wori'. judging asita.-4r- docs iy
appearances u'one. l-~srs Judgment on a."
whole. md adds is mo1Icsn q. abuse al
ready ca-t on tie overloaded h,c, oi ,ld
maidcnism'
Nevada national., 1859-01-22

THE NErsrArun- Prentice. Of thr Louis
viHo Journal. commenting upon the twcnl,
eighth anniversary cf b. paper. draws "a
graphic picture ag'ic new .papar as an I'll iu.
su'rtiou." lie e-,rs:-
" The history OF ngasJ.....l IL n.scj, of
the world, history The ca'e +. thc dav's
history--it clasps the world daylight
Bound in it, daily columns m, world. wah
all it. p1s~iar events. circles. Iu orr mod
ern life the newspaper is truly
-Ate.l v.rIl
Round u..i.hu.rA truIr,l- ~. ar. i.....
Cur rasi 'im. All our .fi.iac.- i.., -.a.
In it the steamship arrives and unl9ad~
her fsriei are init lieiu'rr Ea hos for
Thought 30 10 the city blooms. tine ra.s
blades glitter. the wheat ru,tlc- lis golden
heaps. the cattle low from uou-aud h.i,.
and the market huns: 70 IL ihr spring
blooms and TIE autumn blow. in Il tlepo,r
sings, aud with his song The low wind come.
fresh aud sweet over cld meadows. ard ham
py faces CLEAN from forgotten doors. Yes
the world turns every day 10 tla dali, news
paper. Is columns are f-.ighIo5 with N.
worlds merchandise T.9os-a .ieir ave
nue' ring murily the mas iaet bells. and
thros p th 20 hear-e- move ana fuasiul
kncil- ere o.. J. Such must every d.j!y
paper ie. such The Juuraa, has lc,n."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

HousE.-At the clos q Mr.. Crows rssnsrks
yesterday, wherein he dsnied that any responsi-.
bllity should Be attached 70 The Republican sids
ef tAe Eouss for the defsst Of tks Post once
sppropxiation bill- .'ess - ~ ssss 8 -
Mr.. vaIlandieham, IN reply, said he was one of
the twett -1ine Democrats who voted fof Mr..
Grows resolution last session, and he desired .
secause he doubted the constttutional power Of Il
senate % raise the rate of poslagel, and because
further ne vas opposed 10 incrsssinr the rstes of
and did NOT wish 70 shifk Il o6 on 5shsss. ~,
Ss o., ~ % was however responsibe for the defeat %
"a sir: i Pryor followed at .om. length. Hs held
orssnisstion & tie % Houss. The % SomiSssion M ion
\ u Mt. Sherman was declaration OF war and The
signal for hostility, and his elevation they were
stexsrsmity. The south andefsscod al sheip r. Dol. I
ICY and did not intend 20 be thrown sff their
guard. He defended the South nom the charge
VI having violated compacts and compromises.
Mr.. winslow, Of N. c, who moved that the
House proceed to ballot FOR Speaker. -,
~ -. msynssa VA. ol LEI Tenn ,etuIned th.nk % those
day, but would not even seem to claim the votes
OF bis political opponents as compliment per-
sonal TO himself He urged the necessity Of a
Republicans, and withdrew his name uncondi-
aonaily as q candidate. ~ pe 1etssf 81 - ;
Mr.. English, Of Ind, nominated Mr.. Scott. Of
The House then voted. rot With the sollow,ng =.
suit Whole number Of votes, 2f0; necessary 70 q
choice, l06. Mr.. Sherman received f02; Mr..
Scott, 50; Mr.. eilmer, "A. The remainder Of the
Mr.. Vance, Of N. c., in giving his vote for Mr..
Scott, said he had heretofore shown his willing.
ness TO assist In the election Of any conservative
member. He had voted for Lecompton and anti.
<np frf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

u - -@@ts<-'-1 ~ tsssA- =
= We ksoD sosssthisg Of scor. Our own city.
was once In possession Of friendly military
bands; We saw . REGIMENT of troops tramp
through the mad Of Main street. led by the one
colonel and divers and supdry bass drums, and
never shsll We forget the din which assailsd our
ears. Alter The troops were ouartsfsd In bar
,ks, thoso bass drums were Always sounding;
when the morpiue sun east his rays aslant the
martial feld, those drums ereetei his rising:
they ruarsd out farewell 10 Els departing rays;
they sounded discordant At mid-noou and at
guard mounting. We &c saw the General in
command ct that time g,dly nouplussed by the
incessant beatines os tkose ofendiue drums.
He wss busy In preparing his orders for the
day, to Be promulgated 10 the troops, and
while he was In the midst Of an effort to mas-
ter rather . dificuIt sentepce of the K:nx's 4
English, out came = company for morning "a.
rsds, With : rub-s-dub-d1b and the bane-
whsng Of the big drum. This was q little too
much for his neryes-and he exclaimed TO his
Aid, rather petulantly-ssGeorge stop that d--d
drum. It's get 20 tkat these country .oldiers
can't send man after pail Of water, but they
must send bass drum with him, and the thing
he's got to be stopped ~ We were on that occe-
Gon, like Virginia: the State Of New York was
alarmed in the presence of an imaeinary foe.
I During that war, We had the ereatest din.
Guilty in preventing our own sentinels from inn
paline us ON the points Of their bayonets, and
always endeavofed to keen. ont Of the way
when our company on parade were ordered to
do anything with their muskets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

THE DECLINE OF rHB QUAKERs.-We have
lately noticed in the London literary journals
the announcement Of three different books rel
alive to the Society Of Friends and its decline
We mentioned two Of these books among our
late literary items. We now observe third,
entitled s.The Society of Friends; an Inquiry
into the Causes Of it, Weakness as Church !.
By John Fox Among the osnsss msntionsd
By the suthof b its ssalous puf5uit of wealth.
(" IL is said that the majority Of the banking
firms Of the metropolis hsve descended from
the members of the Society Of Friends" This,
We should think, II hardly q inst cause for the
decline Of this respectable body of Christisns.
It is an evidence rather Of the great economy
and frugal habits Of Friends, who, By not in
dulging in the gaieties and extravseances of
the world, have been enabled, through many
generations, to accumulate wealth. II il said
that there are now In England and Wales about
sixteen thousand Friends or Quakers: that the
new admissions during the present century
have averaged forty-eight year, yet the total
steadily diminishes, the yearly secession rsash.
ing, probably, an average Of sixty, women fall
ing on more rapidly than msn." Mr.. Fox
accounts for this elimination, first, on account
Of the peculiar Language Of the Society; second,
by its sustaining from proselytism: third, BY
its mystic doctrine and singular ministry, TO
gethsr with its defective discipline and its
rigors with respect 70 marriage; and lsstly, BY
10 sccsntricify Of costume, which, he says,
yaenerer contemplsted BY the foundsrs Of the
Soeisfy. We apprshen from the name Of the
writer Of this work, which belongs 10 old
Quaker families in England, that he u among
the sscedsrs alluded - Prersdsnce Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

I. 10 Ths largest library In shs verli : th.& a
We British Ausenm. and cost.fss fosey mflrs =
sesIses Ins Imperial Library Of - feeersburr
n<ss N s1ze and con<ajns about 50 90 voi-
eoat.ins somevhat ander Sf'oo1'o voin.,eI G.ci,S
xts soS -. IL koya Library of Dsrlis nbont
s $3.50 ~ nssies s, ssasvh.t fswsr; cepssksrss
ths gs;vss.ss. I1ssss.ss. Iss. s:se9 Dsee1ss - l<
nnoos Lib1fy q The vssiesn e - r~Ssrh.sis
Lr sne nnnnR a IL volumes, 90 a. ~, -~in<
81. g ~ VS. sed ths is.eessibinSy e n frsss-
in. 4 sssS.sa q ensss a 80; .ss ~ z sssiss
- noveves, % considered nearer ~ trnfk-
- Ne manu1cxip1 colieoeioo. kp1Ic~-j
y so ost shsss =, -, esinos b ovsr sc1f5-Sc
no e.Ssis1.H - rs n slc1sd go, sad 5ksrS =
which s1froand ne cSl1cr<5~- rss -y
49, sS,,'Tx 9 - iisn7 s sSssi : nssssI5 ~ 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

Isk IxrsRnESTED BREAp.-Thsrs can bs
no aosos thai the nswly-discovsred sersted
ore,d VIII prove blessing 10 many uhoss sto-
msehs could not digest the ordinary bread
raised - fsrnentation. 1t Is now being rseu-
isny n,as and sold IN London, and Is saeerly
socsnt slssr ey . large elias Of people, 70
snon fernsntsd bread had been prohibiesd bv
doctorh The process Of makiDr TIE bresx
sonsn o;s - ~ iorc,ng ready-prepsrsd eaxbonic
water, With which the do1sh Z prspsred. I tssn
ni!ieg TIE aour, water, and sali torsshsr. n !
highiy iy-condenssd atmosphers. From tks ejr-
ing spparafns the dough i received 40 ~
baking pans and passsd into The ovens, ~
cut being touched BY the hands. By this
means the consistency of the 6our Is lsf both
unchanged and mated the loaf -
ing aecordimgly absolutely pure bread. Then
y sesoluts economy In this msthod Of raisin~
toe bresd. e it Il csrtain that the procsss 81
fermenfsfion desfroys parts Of the sabstance
q ne nour-arst the sugar, then The starsh< 10
furnish dsxfrins, to farnish more suesr te Se
-Arn<1n. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

Ton End New Orieaus Jaoksol Haliroods,
x,s..s.zs; .s Ps::;::!Is'' '',s ssss:..sxs. ,ecc..,
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RGSkrftTd ~ SsIrsft.T1d dREDTcTI2M k,Dsc OF TIE On.
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Msmphi: end cSs!isssss SsiirssS % Msssiis.
% New orIssas, oS can lea lssvs % the Msnesis snd
Sy ss .ss Sss OF
Jackson, and Great Norshsrn Railrosds. 70 New
This Line has completed srTsneemelts, spd have
So and sys ~
points. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays b. ths
ds. and ss.Srdsss & 6. sns pssf
ets, oonnecting them by rail. Only sslvs Hours
s1s6 s.s s6ss SsIS fs: q s.n.s.
point named on the Coupon
s:s%ss; s;Ssssa d. s:s;ss
ooRseLssbls n,.ht's rest e the cars are provided
u Re Srs gsd 1sEJsr rshsfs css orssss ss<
Passengers for Richmond and the south, or South
vast are respectfully informed that ey purchasing
thelr Tickets wa Orange end Alsxandria route
cars 81 the inoonvenient hour Of midnight, - By
the river route. . .
Pas.en8ers from New York win meet sn Agent
OF the Orange and Aexsodria abroad at the Depot
et Warrington, from whom they wall reocive poste
~ Ths STEAMER GEORGE PAGE leaves shs
II. 4: s:
and Southyest Passengers for CAarleffes fils,
Stdxstox, Front Royal, Woedsfock WsseA<sfsr, &C.,
viii take Boat leaving Washington af ek Am.
0mnibuses leave the Ones. corner Of ixth strse
ana Penneylvanla avenue, at O. m. and D. m.
.lrOn arriving ct WsshingtonB passenge1 foT
the South viii be careful 20 take the Orange and
Alexandria Rahroad Omnibus. - =
JAMES A. EVANS,
90 5o-d Ticket Agent. Washington-
RALTIMORE AND OHIO oRAILRQAp.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

An UHpEsIRABLE NURsERr MArD.- The
Salut Public Of Lyons says: g A young widow
residing in this city lately took into her SER
vice girl Who had excellent testimonials. Two
days ego. e the lady was sitting in the draw.
ing room, the girl entered, carrying under her
arm, Ike q bundle Of linen, her mistress little
daughter, about three years old, with the head
foremost, and proceeded deliberately to open
one Of the windows. The lady, astonished at
her manner, asked what she was going 10 do
with the child TO which the servant, with the
grestest coolness, said that shs was going to
throw 1t ont Of the window. On this the mother
Jumped up In alarm, and rushed forward to
or, suoceedsd IN opening the window, and
would have accomplished her purpose, had not
the widow. in . moment Of desperation, seised
the girls hand with her teeth, and compelled
S.s ar ns, -; es,ia ..s thu
seriously III. The girl has been placed IN :
lunatie ssylum. - 49, Z = i.s.7s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30
ITO H0UsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.
DEooK TO YOUR INrEREsrn
PURCHASING YouR WOOD

A. PAYNTER's CITY STEAM KINDLINe
STOVE WOOD MILLS, .
- ~ F0OT or SEVENTH STRxEf.
IOp You will not only be sure Of full measure, bu
you viii get your WOOD cut ms, 3 orr
pieces and split any sire desired,
Fffly Cents per cord cheaper than it u sold from
- - -, any other yard in this city. rf11Segs
EHs hes the biggest ssrts and boxsa
-.nn..-. H. Split for KIndlinG
:, =, ..u 10 odos and try it
'cn hspissss and spit y NY DDs's ssle'' r'n'
Yes get quarter of . cord of The - -. - '' -
in pieces for e1-so; ifor 81 g. -r'''
II other parts of q cord at same rates.
Delivered TO al parts d the CITY,
D Orders By mail '''N
,.N $500 IL Promptly attended to.
Inc MONEY % accompany the order, or be ready
when tho f1el 10 delivered. SO
tP Of6ce CORNER Of 7th and Cenal streets. oppo
dfe Centre Market. A. PAYNTEk,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

& kHSs II sisSsf'fi FEEfH: ::s ,.::.:::
Many pcreens can wear these teeth who160
cannot wear others, and no person osn wear other
who cannot wear these. Sci . = =
Persons calling stmy ofics can be accommodated
NTH any style and price Of Testh they may deslre
bqt 70 those who are particular and wish tie pures
art csa PEodses: the MINERAL PLATE VIII bs
RooTs II this oity-Nc. $50 Pa. avenue, between
sfh and 10th sts. Also, o05 Arch street. Phisdel-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

Psssrs served in paskssss By casrisrs q q 3
ys.r, or 81 osnts PEI month. TO nail subssribsss
the prics 10 es-p year, - sSrsacs; q f6r pix
months u for three months; and for les dan
sopiess ONE Cent; in Wrappers, rwo CENTS.
DApvKRrnsKxKxrs should BE- ssut 70 fAs slkos
before u o'cloek, n; othsrviss thsy nsy not sp-
ssr until the next day. 80 ffts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-30

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WOOD A1D CoAL.

. 3 4 ,EU 3 Ln1
ss e ss s:sss:as NET ss'vs s stocks Of
"A !;ssss 81: 81 S. So: b..
sssss ssIis ps pound. ss: g u. sss Coal
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81 81 s. ,:s5;; g :.sls:s "a :s;s::s
I - Wood and Coal Dealer. iish .sa e., -
HOusEKEEPERs. 80
Sur YOUR FIRE WocD. : % 8 So :
= 'h' uNIonFrRB-woopMIuLs. +
Cornes sth street and Canal.
10 MEMBERs OF CONGRESS.
BUY YOUR FIRE wooD.
- SAWED AND SPLIT,
= - 1 UNION FIRE-wooD MILLS,
- Corner 7th street and Canal.
j BoARDERs AND ALL 5s
~ PERSONS INTERESTED.
BUY YOUR FUEL
1 UNION FIRE-wOOD MILLS,
kse Corner 7th street and Canal.
I WOOD, Of al kinds, prepared any length or size.
Also,
! COAL Of every size and quality.
McKNEW e MARROW,
Pseyristsvs ef the Unies Fire Wood Mills,
no 36 tf e Corner nth street and Canal.
~ 90 l.! C o Ale co ALI
Furnace, s Crate,
Radiator, Range,
Latrobe, Cooking,
Cumberland Coal
Thorough scfeencd and prepared IN the best manner
Klndlfng and Stove WOOD prepared in any way
hvered cord length =. J. q w. 4. GAIT.
Foot Of 18th st., bolow War Department.;
once N. w. cor. 18th and G sts., No. SAT.
IT Orders left at either place Will receive
prompt personal attention. 81 80 trsie. NOS
KINDLN6 AND STOVE WOOD s.
N Prepared at the -
CITY STEAM FTRE-W WOOD MILLS,
For the saving and convenience of the customer.
~ Foot Of nth st., below War Department.
Omce, ". w. cor. 18th and c Sta, No. SAT,
4e Orders lei ct either place viii receive
prompt personei ettennon- sr-stH ts- NOT
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BALTIMORE AND 1gIo RAILEQApp;,.
teH CHANGE OF HouRs.
Conssssesas ss Monday mersiss, 0efeb9 II, Ia

- 70
Trains will run as follows;
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On ssps:y e = y 2 n only; e
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snSss fsf ERsT sfTe1y YIN s.l. .i.. sss
and 7A5 a n, and SO 2: m.
For SSSAs9L Lfs i G i !sss' 4 "a m. ma and nd q
For NORFOLK t7.% 1na es
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The Steamer MOUNT VERNON win leave
Aiexandrla and Weshington Cor New <o0ne
l,o|.. YoEL EVERY WEDNEspAY, q sSfk
ington every Saturday, ats O'Clock Pm.
Ps,sergers can join the ship st A Iexandris stszy
time before the hsur Of the steamer departure.
N. BIN the event Of the stssmsrs inability 70
cross the bax in consequence Of ow water al Foods
by the pnderslgned.
For iIs'.A' o ERorsxSs, ERs5;r:ss xsSs,lg issHrrEHAnr.
oo % ST Western Nhsrve4.
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