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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
TNROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
E QS 1asE WET SOUTHWEST, AND NoRTHwlsr-BAaI

TNROM WARRINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
aoas = AsD ONO RAILROAD, aw WINTER AN SRlsASsEaESTs
Two Though daily exee sunday irer wash
ss Nal. Train starts q rs M. sunday esceptsd
ing esy ss t.s.a s a lli sss s" c"as .
Washington :, g M ,sss s c,s % and s
Southwest and for -. Ioais, Kansas, &c
grand Sss'1n "a ss q s , ,S daylight as 'ss .
and ali stations on the Nohwssten Virginia ROAD
train For Maritsa and Railroad
@ S VII ). Iii os every
I w- s 81 e. a.s as s@ = and Ohio Rail
For pnx Washington
For all ialons beswsen Piedmont and whesng take the ao
p train To connect with the Frederick the a4o,
stA& FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST:
leave Washington fpr Baltimore a. u and 40
and ass, M. On sunday ats-4o p m., only. tg7 gNg
leave Rlln,re al 10 aud $50, mr. and 30 and 90
7as 4as only Win stop way
West lie s.io 7A5, and $40 trains r The East
r'h'' o''' . ih0s H. rAoSs agent "''V'f''s Smith,
oas Master Of Transportation Baltimore.
NrEW ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD. tlta.v
WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through obtained the great Southwestern Rail
oce sixth street Washing
ton Ferry Page tho
tho Orange Alexandra sailroad at Alexandria:
Atlanta chauanooga Nashville Huntsville Grand june
nv Ioo, Route and continuous Railway Connexions 70 Memphis
Ahordng Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
ferry George Page Seventh
% aaa wne sapsr Wso
stock Sc and 4 M for Mchmond aud all points Southwest
making sure and close connexions to Memphis w
omibueS the Office,
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June ls-sl Washington
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE viii follows:
Alexandra s. l. O'Clock 4, and O'Clock,
Washington O. IL O'clock m; S, and O'Clock
The THOMAS coIYER when on the route win run opposite
hours, Fare l3 cents. Ht
Capitol and 18th and Pnnsylvan ayenue
he same time the bouts leave Alexandria.
NOTICE TO TRAY ELLERs.--NEW ARRANGE
An r aEn q seSS 1S niS AMP
Two day lines from Washington for the South
behs, Of 9th street. sl,
sRa op bo a. and enjoy pleasant sail o M hours DOWN the
beautiful Potomac passing fun view q Mount Vernon by the
comfortable bersa arrive Richmond in time
S arcs csn sosrs m over @ it being a
miles shorter and 100 miles less raroadng than BY other route
FsR2Rcxsnrna, RICHMOND rERsrrnd VIRGINIA wsrpos
wIlxScros, n CnARIrrS 3 C ArarsrA, Gas MONTGOMERY
MomlE Nxw ORLEANS
Rchmond with the Danvie Souhsdc, virginia
Tennessee Enst Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danytie, lss Bristol Dalton,
Chattanooga, Huntsville Memphs
Lynchburg Knoxville, Atlanta, F NJ
Nashville, We drand Junction, montgomery,
taf N,if f q and New Orleans. IA f eNiia CO
For through tho inquire
Office No a72 fennyivania avenue one door
east Hotel board the boats Root o. 9th street
IIlt31 la4I GEO K. MATrINLY
August 17--1y M Ticket Agent
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NrOTICE.--The interest due LIST inst on the bonds
Alexandria Washington Railroad Company guaranteed
by city Washington viii be pai on application 10
Jan IL RIGGS CO.
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Washington, Jan ., 1850.
GEALED PROPOSALS viii he received ut this
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Tor utnshns te hioNnr supplies lclass q O. as e
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~ UNI II = * ARKA NU NJ EN- T.--Ihe steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will run foiows
Alexandria at 49, Il O'Clock, 4, and O'clock
p. .Vt ig.3I tgsi 5a eat
Washington at 8, o. ii O'Clock l. g. s. and o'clock
y. m 4
The THOMAS COILYER, when the route will opposite
hours. Fare l3 . #a
Whaleys omnibuses connecting with the Page and Ccer will
the Capitol 18th Pnnsyvnna ayenue
he same time the boats leave Alexandria.
June S--cod--G RICHARD y lACH President.
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ton Of civil officers, only when IL has been taken
from him BY fraud. This principle, applied to slaves
entieed away from their owners, would confer upon
the latter the right to retake them and carry them
back to their homes. Justice and fair dealing would
fully sanction this practice for no right of an indi-
vidual ought to be impaired by the fraudulent and
illegal conduct Of another. The right is unquestion-
able TO take slaves to the common Territories. The
question whether any given Territory can be sue
c~essfully eolonized by slaves and their owners is
quite another affair. 1t is not at all a legal problem.
1t is a question Of profit and loss. It is a question
Of dollars and cents and there is no necessity or
justification for quarrelling about it, 1t has not one
shade Of politics in it. Congress has within twenty
years imposed a tax upon the country, in w~rangling
on this subject, Of more than twenty millions Of dol
lars. 1t has largely occupied the press. II has on
crossed the pulpit. 1t has sundered long-established
religious organizations. 1t has arrayed one great
section of the Union against the other in deadly
strife. 1t has occupied the time Of Congress to the
neglect Of the public interests and the dishonor of
the government. All this has been the result of a
difference upon a purely abstract question. There
is not in it a single element of practical life. The
worst feature of the whole case is to be found in the
fact that the country has gained no wisdom by
experience. Men charged with high public trusts
rise and proclaim, on the one hand, a purpose to ex-
tend slavery and, on tho other, an equally deluded
class talk as yaliantly Of their purpose to prevent
such extension, and often TO strike it down where it
exists. Neither Of these classes have the least in
terest or control over the subject, The constitution
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Philadelphia Bulletin states that Judge Douglas
arrived in that city on the 18th, and had taken rooms at
the Girard House.
Second Lieut.. John Bennett, Of the fourth artillery,
u. s. A, died on the 4h ult. at Fort Brown, Texas, Of
consumption.
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poems, ,v
Albert LAlGHTOS
ItAr-
BROWN TAGGARD CHASE,
PUELIiHEEs, BosToE
DOZENS,
PUELiSHEEs, BosTos.
Fror- a So Arn.rle.n Review far Arrl. lei1

Fror- TIE North Amsncsn Review f1r ipri, i1'9
NJ lfi'ou, Eh0-. poems th.Y have aPI-a.d -insy n
The journals u he day. have - wzrr- praise !3iH rrJ
rcac' b. - the publc with h hrs volume VIM 3
cer'siE-, with nsty sl-f pieces -nilI-d b--l9
cesysTe6 before tie United Li-rsry Sct- II B0~dD Cpl-
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q singular esce. TaTy hrst oi 81, iHFsss
tie freed iueyi.s!e suiSJw u p1et-gatu- II
With III thing b-aul susceptible II tie hsh-! zud
subtle eifceu-e Il TIE cu,wsr world AID cpru .
the br-sns- II the lncocr yt- spint which rvac-s d
bsoU N. visible universe. IGcn tey ,-lp-h and
niou. 10 Ihs ini choice end ps.d ~ wyut ccuei; and
usTrerr dictiou. rch =ud glowing il Imagery sud t
wtr EEexasserat.d -ntb,-nt They t- fa4ihsf
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Nj Lstu holds E:rE bait -! tas; c.-rsp aplaase
whcn AID shane. liz lIs appeal ONLY - the
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begui and .G That they Eli fully sustain The KIND,
yet s,sToailg oa' o. teir Judgment oor5-aty su.ci-
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Published ih. GAy:
YNHE AMERICAN SIAIk BUILUER:

C.u,snirs COMPETE Exposition ot the ho- subject o
Pisinux Constructing starcs-e. and Hsuff-- IN en- IN
ti.ry New s.d Original Manuel together with D-sf ~ s
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Lsr.- Pes bfscnE Two Hundred ard fTtytsO --ilc
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tia, The IaeNpsTisuced RGduy Acquire Ta9roush
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EATONs ARITHMETIC.
ipoPTED FoR TIE
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE.

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TIE Bo.RD or EDUCATION. at u-ens, April p
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l. Aecu-Ir ,ear .;cal zsa,hera;eay coacise ys' f--
e Phil,- Ihcsl in srrsns.n-nt
s. Practical in example. -Ed Ll-s-ratans
I. Ccuplr,e useful srd 'eiratiee ;-.:ise. ,.,.
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We consider r,u.be aly .aeh oPnian' A. 'h' fal~
~s' BosTos March /, 1858.
Hs JAWS EiroS:
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tie sEd fli IL j; aa=y eAecaeies AZ happy . ave
Very ilaiy AID respectfully y2srf; s,,-,u.,.
Bosros, April Il, 1889.
Nv D.a1 s-Ls h.ppy To ronsrs;ula.e YOU he remark
able Of your excellent Ar'Lrnstic IL, me
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Teachers and educators dissatisfied with the multi pcy OF
books the author the SUBJECT npr ~ use nc
be are in favor of simplicity snd utility IN text books sie u
yitod TO ooTrtipUnd wiki The Publishers.
BROWN, TAGGARD & CHASE,
PUBLISHERS.
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Tie .',snten q he p.,chns community . sald O. ,s i;
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TIE CIRCULATION
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