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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-03-31


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"That is the spirit of the press" said
Mrs. BigelOw, as she handed a glass OF
cider to her neighbor
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SMART BoY.-Dr. Wayland, of Brown
University, had boy about six years
old, who was anything but fool. The
doctor placed him under the care of one
Of the students, with the charge that he
should not go out, without permission
from his tutor. "May 1 go out ?" at
length inquired our hero. NO." was
the laconic reply. A few minutes pause
followed. "May 1 go out?" inquired
the boy. "No!' was again the response.
The miniature edition Of the Doctor slow
ly rose from his seat, took up his cap,
and pushed for the door. 4Stop," said
the tutor, edo you know what no means?''
"Yes," said Charley; cit is a particle
of negation, and two of them coming to-
gether, are equivalent to an affirmative. I"
His wit was his passport.
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Any Editor or Publisher inserting the above
advertisement for enc year shall receive in pay
ment therefor Twenty Dollars worth of any
kind of Printing Ink, for sale by Messrs. Lay
Brother, of this city, at cash prices. The
Ink to be subject to the publishers order at the
expiration of every three months each publ
cation to be sent regularly, addressed Printers
News Letter
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fkoF. WisBs THEORY OF AERIAL NAvIaa-
1ies-Aerial navigation with balloons must ne
cessarily depend upon the air currents Nature
mas provided these currents, and if We study them
oy ihVesti CATION we shall soon be able to do much
Win balloons, that has hardly been dreamed of
The uade winds move from Fast to West in the
equafofia regions, As the hit air of the torrid
zone PUSHES westward, II ascends, and seeks its
eliiii6rium In moving toward the polar regions,
n curves, toward the northwest Nv the tIme n
reaches the north temperate zone II defects To-
ward the east rom the southwest Higher up II
comes from the west; and above this stratum il
comes from the northwest Hence, then, in oar
zone. these return currents go, first from south.
west 10 northeast; at greater altitude from west
To east; and at astll greater altitude from nor
west 20 southeast Here, then we have before as
the natural elements Of establishing nnifcrm sys
TEN Of mir travel from ST. Louis, or San Francisco
II sou please, M any given point IN the east, he
tween Charleston, s. c., and Portland, in the
State Of Maine
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fS The Paris correspondent Of the Boston
Transcript says: .... .-r
The war was popular in France and the
peace is doubly 50. France is a very different
country from what she was half a century ago
Her people have not lost their love of In grand
nation, nor their ardor for military glory but
still they do not wish 10 sacrifice too much to
obtain the benefit of the latter. They have
money in the bank. They are interested in
the public funds. And it will not do to triae
with such vital matters as these So a short
war. which they can see the end of, and which
will keep UP the supremacy of France among
the continental powers, is just the thing Ia
crafty their national pride without being dis
agreeably expensive II required great deal
OF foresight to organize the public mind for
this war remarkable military genius to carry
II on so vigorously; wonderful skill 10 localize
II so completely; and pre-eminent self-control
to stop short in the path of victory. And it ID
the possession Of these varied faculties which
makes Louis Napoleon the foremost man Of the
age. a.a
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A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES
WILL BE OPENED AT

ton, ID. c., September lSt. 1850. -,
Mrs. GEN'L WHEELER, PRINCIPAL.
The object ofthls institution will be the attain
mont of thorough educ ston from the elemental 10
the ornamental branches Of poiits literature, in
which Mrs. Wheeler " i'll bs assisted by expert
enced and approved teachers. II.
Mrs. Whistler has had long experience in teach
ing. and respectfully soicits the patronage Of her
friends and the public generally
Three or four young ladies wiz be received into
the family as boardsrs, and be under the Immediate
suPervi sion of the Princi pal.
Circulars can be obtained application 70 the
principal bookstores OF the city TO the Principal.
jy l8 eOtOctl
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ITO HoUsEKEEPERs AND OTHERS.

III LOOK TO YOUR TNTEREST-O
80. by Purchasing your Wood of - ...
III "A PAY NTER, at the Red Sign. at the new
ONCE, corner of 9TH and Canal streets, opposite
Centre Market. = -
IL You will not only be sure Of full measure,
but you Will get your Wood Sawed in 2, s, or (
pieces, III and Split-f1t any sIze desIr red. ....
= Fifty cents per cord chea per than n is sold
from my other place in this city.
IL His Wood is Of the Beet Quslity,l IN
Beet Quality III
IL He has tho biggest Carts and Boxes,l III
Carts and 3oxss.i IN
IL The biggest Pine Knot Split for
.. -.. .... kihdl:Eg Wood,l IN
Kindlmg Woody LII
IL All delivered Free OF Charge,l IN -...
IL Notice. III lfths above does not show how
: IL Moneys WoIth.-n
Now please call a. the above office IL , and try
It'll You viii get a quarter of 9 cord of the hest
Spruce Pine Sawed n pieces ilJ-and Split-GE
for Sli pieces for Sll21s; pieces Sl,2S; or the
best Oak pieces $l.S7x; pieces s 81; pieces
$ls21k; the best Hickory, pieces 81; pieces
rs; pieces g. All other parts of cord at same
rates. ~
Orders left st S. w. X. Hsndy's, opposite Viii
lsrds Hotel; at Wm Bsllanty ne's, 5 7th street;
or at Pages wharf, at the foot of promptly at
tended 20. Once removed to the north side Of the
bridge corner of nth and Canal streets. The money
to acoompsny the order or be ready when the fuei
sn ~ - A.PAYNrER. At Pages Wharf
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EoR RENT-The four: story BRICK HOUSE,
rt.n I,s ssos hstdins. 81, No 4os street north
The Sadas nn ana ssa ssh sesti sa gs Ga. Al hroGsh
sSi:. 4 AZ ss S;sSs S;;i
A yALCABLE FARM FOR sALB-situ..et
and Little Fails ro.ds oonsistinG Of ns i serss IN
.Sd s.Pes.. W..harfan. q NJ 6; B. e. GSta
i ~: GaMfEEs III a. ass ss
street, between and q. They sre pleasant and
.ossoneole. - - - - iy I'm
At PRIVATE sALE--seyer.l good and we'll
two story back buildings. containing fsom To Is
rooms each; good yards hack and side alleys The
Sesxesn en iaS 9 nSSh snd a sds :. ns
sons desirous Of obts ming healthy and aust real
several go sSssS
SQUARE for sale. joys II
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR
~ kENT Id WASHINGTON CITY FOR A
~ IskM IN W nEAKS:IThe undersisned will ieass
of september next the PREMISES on the 'ns soatS f
vest corner OF Penn. avenue and llth street, whcb
Sas ss
the Federal Metropolis Its Positio? on Penn. ave-
dents house, and its immediate prox,mity TO the
Washins ton Theatre and PHILHARMONIC Hall, one
or gota 81 which Is open nearly every night in the
9aigloie In WashIngt9n city Tor hotel kept the
r. 6EnIogesn Il.n It's ssegng apartments can easily
comfortably with lodgings: while its cooking,
ainins' oanns' and restaurant apartpents can be ar
on the European plan. The entrances, public and
private be on ilth street, within 81 feet OF Perm
Hall than Others thatoan be estabished. For inc
WRILIcGGn ssP Once, %s w.shissiRGSS! siRS! S
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Too Much REcREATIos.-The Journal Of
Commerce thinks there is much delusion in the
use of this word, and begs leave to suggest
very grave doubts whether, all this pursuit of
health, yigor, and comfort, is not the result of
a fashionable delusiop, producing far more
serious evils than those which it is intended to
remedy" 1t asks:
"Of those who 20 forth from the city, do
more come back with the rich hue Of health on
the cheek, the vigor Of fresh life thrilling
along the veins, and an elastic step which re
newed application to toll cannot soon exhaust,
than bring back the seeds of q new disease, or
an added cause Of weakness, or a fresh symp-
tom of physical decay? We SEQ a few pale in
fants In the group, for whom country air and
diet cannot fail TO be wholesome but we can
scarcely refrain from the conclusion that most
oil the throng OF travellers would be far better
of at home. A change of climate may be
grateful TO an invalid, and an entire exemption
from labor or care may be healthfuI to a wea-
ried body or overtasked brain, but to a large
majority of persons in moderate health period
of total idleness is seldom blessing We be-
lieve that more people are injured than helped
by any considerable intermissiOn Of wholesome
work.
''Care is wearing, but labor
is healthful, and idleness is worse for either
body or mind than both care and labor together
very active, industrious man, who accom-
plishes large amount of both mental and
physical labor, still in the enjoyment of vigor-
Gus health, was told by an idle neighbor that
be would "work himself to death" lie re-
piled, a. never knew but one man who lite
rally worked himself TO death. and he died at
the age OF one hundred and two" If some of
those who now find long intervals of recreatio
so necessary were TO follow the same example,
they might have q better chance Of the same
untimeiy end .
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vile ElPiong with n Minister Comic
Reconciliation t -

tFrom the Albany Statesman, July IS
treat excitement prevailed at the steam boat
,,aahding on Saturday evening, consequent upon
.he capture OF runaway wife The facts ofthe
case are as follows :
young Irish girl Of fourteen, named MARY
- 1"V W Nonlon married james Dyke, at Hamilton,
I W, about three years since. The nal car,
rhaed to live at Hamilton until a few weeks
LIE, When Dyke who is a telegraph operator,
ecuFed employment in Syracuse, leaving his
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NJ. MRS; MeG9R y g AICK's SCHOOL,.

VIKS. MCCURMICK desires TO Inform her
friends and the public generally that she will resume
ternber next.
The course Of study pursued viii comprise all the
tion. g ! - = - -
In addition to her day scholars she il ds.rous OF
receiving into her family few pupils a, boartlers
aged from ~ to "a years. VINO will be under her I'm
mediate care and oversight -
For terms and further particuIars apply at her
resdence-NO. 33 Cameron street, Alexandra, Va
iy 27tf ~
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CARRIAGES.

~ CARRIAGES. .a. t.... --'
IL HE Subscriber having made additions to his
taotory, making 1t now one Of the largest. KSR =,
In the District, where his facilities for Sr3fD&
manufacturing CARRIAGE & LIG GHTAkS8S
WAGONS of all kinds cannot be surpas sed and
from his long experience in the business Ae hopes
70 give general sat sfaction. -
All kinds Of Csrrisx 90 and Light Wagons kept on
AZ REPAlRSneatlJ done, and oil orders prompt
second hand Carriages taken in exchange for nov
ones. NOR E.W Z TnGCE ~"
i6-0 ..# ss .t oornsr of tfth and r sts
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JORDAN'S w. 8. SPRINGS,

FREDERIcK COUNTY, VA.
Now open; leaving Baltimore, WASHINGTON, or
Cunbe and In the early morning train for /.
Harper's Ferry thencs by Winchester vEYA4
Railroad to Stephenson's Depot, (P. o - lEE1
rom this Depot, III mile in coaches, to the Spring
by O'Clock p. IN. same day. No detention At Har-
per's Ferry, as here tpfore Grounds extensive and
beautifully shaded fne music and experienced ser
wants not and oold sulp phur baths. Tho water for
sale In barrels or bottles Circulars obtained at the
Springs. r. NJ. JORDAN & BRO.
The ProprietOrs offer the above Springs together
with one hundred acres fland adjoining at pr rats
sale and invite the attention of speculators to tina
property. Any information with ref-rence tn lnca-
ton, terms, &c will be furnished upon application
to the unSerslgned DT. X. Al, JORDAN,
jy slim 59a w. Baltimore st.. Baltimore. Md
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L -. VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY. .. ..
LOCATED twenty miles from PhiladelphIa, on
the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railro ID :"
1850. '''
weeks. =, = ~ -
Students prepared for Dickinson Collage
The Principal refers TO +. A. Lutz, ESQ., Wash
lngton, and Msssrs. w m. King and Daniel 5. Cor
don, G cor getown. - "
Clronlsfs can be obtained Of the above, or of the
au 5-iws REV. ], UERyEy BATTEN.
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EDUCATIONAL.

WESTERN, ,,ACADEMY.-The duties of thus
w School will be resumed September 5th.
au 3-eo2m - a.. .t...-... 8 l.. LOOMIS
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GE0RGET0WN ADYERr1sEM'rs,
TAKE NOTICE,

A., - TAKE NOTICE, aas =
11hhL 1AhL persons owning property either side of
gu aeet betw cen Congress- and Green atreets,
9nIr .a by an Srdlnance approved the 18th Of
Eaaeu E Yin good, hard brick, and in conformity to
tne shed grade said Beah street. The work
hus. tn Al respe'ts be done in q manner to be ap-
osea OF ~ the undersigned, it viii be rejec ,ed.
GAY Q, hasast next it will then be made by the
. and said for out of the tax which has
Persons interested, Who may wish further infor-
nauon' can apply at tn. Mayors offioe. 81 -
HENRY. ADDISON. Mayor. ~
JAMES LBARRETT, =.
Ges1rgstown. D. c., July 2ist 1883. ''
EQk SALE OR RENT.-The HOUSE No 4 O4
= Nv est street, Georgetoyn, at present occupied
Arthur Scho T. and lying abont midway the
nopsb Sqd,s sds mfSsiey Ths xe,; Of street
ably known for its hsslthiGnsss. and ts choice 90
eiety as 20 make further description ur necessary
nlf Schott Will give possession at very abort no.
tice. Address +. b. ADDISON, agent, Alex an
oIla. .---Ec ....-... ...... jy82avt
w LEWIS PAYNE, |srsI--
w HOLESALE BOOTAND SHOE DEALER.
~, Br,dse street, Gsorgetorn. d. c. = :
Gs FISK # saSRs sSa9eS'RRs NJ Ssn Summed as
all Of my own manufacture, RSN
Ny sfook of PATENT LEATHER W
WORK IL also assorted and well worthy Of atten-
A large. lot of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
(suitable for servants) also hand and constantly
making. sf-.s - NJ Z - - - '
NF'Country merchants and others IN want Are
invited to call or address me at No. ~ Bridge ST.
oooisetoWh' IL. v. p2-f
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
- FoR hoT OR COLD Dishes OF ALL KINDS.

vented BY the renowned
" Soyer," on his return
FROM the Crimea, and since
his deoease 10 manufactur
cd by CROSSE & BLACK
WELL. London, from the
origina recipe. The man
ufacturers simply ask for it
a trla., convinced that IL
must add to the already
large consumption, and
that II vIll prove itself un-
equalled, either as = stimu-
liant to the appetite or an
aid to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON
pDuzg
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DENTISTRY, &c.

N DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. NJ LOOMS w in be absent from the city
during the summer months, as usual, but~
will return in the fall TO resume practice AS
as will bs seen by further and timely no ~llLD
tee. iy lS-tf
n DENTAL NOTICE.
DR. HILLS has removed his Office to the rooms
long occupied by DIR, Ma ster, 1875 Penn'Ia
svenue, between 9Th and 10th sts-.) whereSy$TR
he will be pieased 10 see ali who Taay desiTelllV
his services. For professional ability am kindly
permitted to refer 10 DIR. M8lster. ial
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METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE INSTI-
lVl TuTE.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR You've LADIES'
464 Street bttiresr 6th and 7th streets.
The third annual session OF the institute v i'll com
Located in . beautiful and healthy position in the
Nanonal MetToPons, with corps Of experienced
and accomplished ed catIon.
Circular, with full infor nation as to terms G.,
may be obtained At the principal bookstores, or on
HAYENNER, AGA E street, Washins ston city.
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A NDREW TATE,

h RAYIIILp WIscorsIn, -
ATToExEfYRR4TsIk4 s R4Esk Fyr1 1NT4T1RE TG AZ RTSLIo.
Rsfersto Hon. n; n; Rice, 2. 3 Senate, Wash
Sweeny, RittenhOuss, Fsnt C Co., MsshinEton:
Lfneert TIse. Esq, Weshinston. p. C;
AZ slysp s e aI Land Ws.a
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CLINTON ACADEMY,

GEORGE ARNOLD, NJ. A., PrinefpaI. il
Thls school has been removed to No. lO1 West
street. near Washington, into the building hereto
lore lore occupied by Mr. p A. Bowen Tbs next an
huai session Will CONNIE noe Monday, the 5th of
September. Catalogues may be obtained aftsr the
2th of August at the Bookstore of Mr.. Franck Tay-
I. CIssel, Georgetown. an Aim
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I'VE recommend our oorrespo ndent to try Mons
SoyeTs new Sauce, entitled the 'Sultana's Sauce
II Is made afer the Turkish recipe; its favor is ex
celent, and II affords considerable aid in eases Of
slow and weak Question: ZAe Lanest. 80 ~ -
The Sutana'E Sauce is sayory, piquant, and sd
oy; happy combination of hayors and essences
worthy OF the delicate taste OF Sultana the genius
OF Soyer, and the universal patronage Of q dis
.crlnlnatlng public.'-O6ssyueY. -- = -, -
"A concentration of all the piq uant resources of
turkey and Russia UHtfsd Service Gazette. i
"As htIllater Of the appetite this Sance stahds
alone. rs most valuable adjunct to Fish, Flesh,
OF + owl, and should be placed on every dinner Ia
TT The saltsns Sauce is most delicious zestn-
sossAgents for the United States-GARDNER
G;YyELIN, 211 Fulton street, New York; and
BRAY& HAYES. "a Cornhill, boston. =
The Snltana Sauce can be had in Wsshjngton
of n; kIDENOUR, 3Q4 Pa ay.; SHEKEEL& &
MILLER, 214 Pa. ay.; III, H.VOSE & CO., oorn
or "a aS. and 10th ST. and other Grocers u
= INC 81 o-n = - 40 W.. - 81 ssifEVl ed
W. IHsi 80 = - AUGUST S, 1889.
W. Offer from this date tall the lat Of September
tne Snoie Of our large and well assorted stock of
FOREIGN AND DoMsETIC DRY GOODS,
COST PRICES For CASH. 80. 'A-
HI. HI NOT one cent over cost viii be asked for any
n. bs-oRr object is to convert our present stool k
money, With which we proposs TO go into
Nortnern and Eastern markets sn5 make our A1
ss---' ekdtt aad W6ater PsuchGssS for Cash. lsss
sus'at No. sa& Pa. sv., bet. 9TH and 10th stts.
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MAGNOLIA HAMS,
tNI THs HANS FoR THE WARN WEATHER
Every one of these Hams is from selected country
corn fed stock. cured expressly for US, and eyery
one warranted to be in gerfeet order;
Tvs Corner 18th st And yermont a.,
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A WOOD AND COAL. ....
"A COMPLETE and full stock of all kinds Of
FUEL always on hand-
AL orders attended to personally by one of the
hrm
Coal thoroughly screened before delivery
Wood delivered. sawed and split any length and
slZe, or simply sawed, or delivered in the cord
length. Persons wishing quantity can take wharf
measure, snd hsve II prepared to order.
Those wishing tO Law In their winter supplies
viii please remember wish To keep 10 account
consequently, lf 1t Is not convenient to pay caSb, ,
they will give satisfactory pspsr at short dates.
IT J. & w. Nj GAIT,
ID Ofhce-Northwest corner i2th aud G streets
below War Department. IN n
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AT HOME.

IL No. 431 Z ST., fpo dof,s sasf Of 7th Sc.
PAUL SMIP9S M is in the daily receipt Of the. Alex
endTa ,LAdEk BEER, now acknnwl edg ed to be
pc the best In this county Orders for this health
LnI oeveragel either IN large or small bottles or
kegs, promptly filled, and delivered free of charge
any part Of the city: at the most moderas prices
IN yA,s3,s choice HUNGARIAN and FRENCH
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TRAvKLRRg DIRECTORY.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO ,.,,,o.n
n Is 2 So s.

-
& Y &
West, Northwest AND Southwest, leave Baltimore
THE one at 7n a. VI. stops at all way Stations.
That at to5 p IA s express and stops onl, st prin-
For orPARKERsBURG, and station, on that road
take ans p. m. train.
.boTs. 2s Ie.Ts rs@ At % 3 Sn''' WIN
WASHINGTON BRANCH.
ftom !, wasHfNSTSS. 'ssI ii =. 40 and $50 .. N. SO
Il Frcs 9 fBi%iLrIMoRE a, 40 and 7.s I. M, ais
On sy$S:y SaS ", %.ss,STsS sSs s,s,S s,se :; s
For kNSafeEFEsla affAeEFEslaSJFT Id Wsy . i. Sutton. .v. q.
F., Fam: SSRFStk 3! SE% sSn sSRs i..,. . q. and $50
q; a n and 32o p m daily, except saturday evening
~ sold SA . SIS sihs9 + y .ss
MoIGssts, 2, y StcnlostoR Lines, and 70 WHITE
RouSt tp tickets can be rrocur.d 5, the evening
trains TO return sy morning trains. and IRON satur-
'is i ss'AIns To Monday r. Prisons. Agent
NOTIcE.a1Thc steamer, JAMES GUY having
TrEsSIfs i;; f ssT' IS SSfsI5JSSS TaisS5J ifs s.
lsTi%s ST FSEI siS. s$S
a. III % .toPFlns at all pf tes rsspisT .nflnts sGins
z
NArH'L. RoUsH, Agent, AIexandria- mar 28-u
ARRANGEMENTy yoR ls5e-Hours Of departure
sPt T,dIa THOMAS ~. .SiS.,I. C3LLYER; Co. $500
Page-st So, 3 and II 9. m, IN. 5, 5, and 81 m
From ashington-Steamer Thomas C0lly
and 10 8. m, ls m, .. and p. m.
From Aexsndrla-Steamsr George Page-At s,
From iH $ % a@S 4hs%s. % o.y..,
], 8, II g. m, s. and P. m, except Tuesday and
Friday mornings, when the Coll yer will run her reg
uar trips to Mount Vernon, heretofore, and emit
her trips between Washington and Alexandria from
The 81, ek a. m. and IN ,. m. boat, from Alexau-
drla connect with the trains OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for the North and w est
The ok g. IA. and N p. m. boats from w Wsshington
connect with the trains Of the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad for the South md Southwest ap IL
PEGULAR STEAM PACKET LINE BE
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merce street wharf, Baltimore:
DIAMOND STATE, on WEDNESDAYS.
COLUMB BlA, SATURDAY, at O'Clock D. m.
Leave Riley's Wharf, Washington:
DIAMOND STATE, on FRIDAYS.
COLUMBIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING.,
The Columbia stops At the principal landings on
the river.
THQs; w. RILEY, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-09
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