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MEDICINES.
DR. JOHNSTON,
. BALTIMORE

M. JOHNSTON,
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Discovered tho most Certain, Speedy and oalS
Efeetxal Remedy IN the World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHANGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
md Bladder, involuntary D'charE' lmPotsnsy, Gsnsr
Debility Nervousness, DysPsPy Langour Low sPirit, Cen
Dmnsss Of Gddnsss Disease Head Threat
Nose Skin, Affections Of the Lungs, somch Bowels
YOuth-thoss Dreadful and Ds.Scvs Prseuc.' Which
der Marriage impossible and destroy botn Body and Mind
Especially vhs have become victims Solitary Wee
that dreadful and destructive habit which annually
allied brilliant intellect might Oth.rv,s ha1.
cd listening Ssnass With the hunders Of
dsnes.
MARRIED PERSONS, or Younr Men contemplating Ma,
beng sv.Ls Of Phyns.i Weakness organic debility
'' ~. st 81 &C.. ;p.saiiJ cured ;,n-
en'y eonhds in his honor gentleman and confidently rely
OFFICE No. SOUTH FAEDERICksrkEEr,
~. nana ,idt gong from BstmoI. .tr.: d''r' fire..
must be paid and contain sstamp.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
Members efths Royal College Lsndsu
part Of who's. If. Ia. been spent in h: Ss:
Rtai. Of London Paris. Phlad.Phis and els. Of
known; many troubled with ringing head and can
sounds. .h suhas
times with dsrsngsmsnt Of mind, cured imms
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
IsunE Men and others who thsmsslvss ky
certain PIaetic' INDUCED in when alon.-a habit fr.qusny
mighty @ Sa q;
renders marriage impossible, and destroys both and
Those are some Of sad and .f,et,
early habit, Of youth viz. Weakness Of tbs Bach
Power Papitaon Of Heart; Dy.pePsy NsTTOu. i1sSi
of the Dig Fpncons General bity
MENTALLY"Th. fearful eject, on tn. mind ar. m,sh d.
Sf Sr.3d.dLG:. Of Memory Confusion Ofd, D.Pr...s.
Love OF Solitude Tmidy, ETC., Of the evils pre-
NERVOUS DEBlLlrY.-fh.usand,e can n.vj,drs VIA,
me cause OF their declining health, losing their vgor,
appearance about the symptom.
DISEASES Or lN1PRUDENCE
b. has mbib.d IL. seed. Of h. psnu ,oo ~
happens that an imed Of ha
e a% IL : n3o
hand, Of ignorant and designing Prssnds,, ~ho
month after mcnth long smallest fee can b. o.
tanned and despair leave him with ruined health sgh
..Trb. disease. such as Of H.sf da
SKIN ac progressing with frightfu rapdty till death pus
period to his dreadful by sending that an
DR.. JOHNsONSREMEDY FOR ORGANIC wEAKNEss
AND IMPOTEECY.
BY this great and important rsnsdy weakness organs
are speedily cErsd and full vgor rssord Thousands
most nervous aad dsbtsd, whs had lest all hops kav
bssn Immediately relieved.
ALL mps Marriage PhysesI or Mental D.ousIi
aeatons, Los. Of ProcrsaTs Power Nervous Irritabiy
Trembling and weakness EIharssn ths NEST fsaTfi
Kind speedily cured.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PREss
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured at this vith.
the and the important surgi.
cal operations performed by DR. Johnson Witnessed by s
reporters OF the papers and other persons notices Of
winch have appeared again and before the public
ds' his standing gentleman Of character and rspons
siliy, sufficient guarantee to the afflicted. Jan 2tly
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~ The Natural History Society of Williams
College having abandoned their proposed winter
excursion southwark, this year, now propose an
Greenland, as far north as Disco Island for The
purpose OF studying the natural history of the
country, and making collections. party of I6
VIII De accommodated In the schooner with
from Boston June D, being absent three months
Ine whole cost will be 81 ,OOO half of which is
now secured; and the Society invites assistance to
make up the balance from friends Of science, or
those associations or individually wishing to
share in the benefits Of the expedition. "
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1T Mr. Roder has been reelected M,vo, of
Montreal, after very keen contest by a majority
OF twenty -four, over Mr.. Holmes The CONNER
cial Advertiser OBSERVES.
The real contest was In fact made one of race,
and religions, the French Canadians with the
exception OF little more than a hundred of the
leading men, voted for Roder to a man as a
french canadian, and the majority Of Irish Cath
olics voted for him Roman Catholic MT
holiness supporters Were, on the other hand in
almost as large degree Protestants ,,
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HE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRlESEEIAR. 4. q r. a.

secured by ths Ssots of the Ecols de Pknyn1ocis dI
Paris, and the Imperial Col!ess Of Medie.as,
Vienna.
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermator-
rhGa, and all physical disabilities
No. , completely Grad estes oil traces of those
diseases that haye been hitherto treated by the nau
se0ns End pernlel"us use of copavIa and cnbebs.
No. has entirely supPlanted the injurious use OF
mercury, thereby insuTing 20 the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing ell impurities, and roofing out the
TRIESEMAR, Nos. 1 = and s,sre prepared in tie
form of lozenge, devoid of taste and smell, and
can be carried IN the wastcoat pocket Sold In TIN
cases, and divided into separate doses as admins
tered tered Y valpeau, LaIlemand Rnux, RIoord, 30.
and In S2 cases, whereby there Ia q saving of S9,
ro be had, wholesale and retail, Of Dr. BARROW,
194 BleeckeI street, four doors below MoDoueaj
street. New York. Immediately on receiving q Re
mlttaooe, Dr.; Barrow will forward the TriesemaI
to any part OF the world, securely packed and adj
dressed according to the instructions of the writer
lnEton, ID. G. de 6-6rn
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uARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
- TIE GREAT PAN ANMIHLLArOk
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEXK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS

PHEPAREp BIZ a CHEMIST.
BofTLKs IL, g and 20 cents and one dollar,
TEE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'SC URE,ALL should be kept
In all families in Of accidents sudden sief-
moss as it free uenty enres in less time than II 70
cures 70 get q ply stefan.
IL cures pain In any part Of the system and In ussd
externally and internally.
,UAs the freSaent changes Of tho weather pre-
duce bad Cold, rheumatism, Pain in the Limbs
yet bottle. II acts upon the Nerves, Muscles,
Slnews, Blood and Boree; and by it, warming cleo
Get bottle end try il.
BSRSEs rIG zee GsSYSkkhb p s; SF aARTs
GHERRY-it il tho best Cough SyrlD in the
.Hyou arc Bilious. use HARTSHORNE'sAN
BILIOUS PILLS. They set upon the Liver, Sto-
nsoh anc Bowels, carrying OF oil Bile and Foul Be-
The above medicines 70 be had st al Drug Store
Washlngton CITY; KIDWELL CISSELL q
&C n-tr
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COLDS,

4 >OUbhS, COLUS,
~ HUARSENESS. 60.
The prevalence of the shove complaints at this
season generally has the effect of bringing out host
OF pTofsssedlv new speclhcs, and while some are
good, many are use less, and others dangerous
Inc Wsest course to pursue is TO consult your fam
es long public experience has proved to be safe and
efacaclous Of this character ia TYLER'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC. Original
y the tavorte Prsscr ption of eminent ply sician
itsoon became popular remedy, and has continued
TO ENJOY q growing reputation for the last twenty
years. In cases OF common Colds, Coughs, 4 O., Il
acts like harm, and In Chronic Cases. Bronchitis
lts success is unparalleled. and most viii testify
who have used il.
Price % cents aud 81 cents PER bottle
Sold by Nalrn i Palmer, Chas. Stott. Co., Wash
lngton: Cissel, Georgetown; Peel i Stevens, AL
eIandrIa; where IL may be had for convenienoe
In LOzsnger form. Price l2h and Is cents a box
known as 1T, lar's Gum Arabic Cough Candy
Drops, as an elegant, pleasant and eff caciOus Pul
monlo i.Ozenge they are UNSURPASSED. De Ism
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E'HE BEST COuGH SYRUP IN TIE
L WORLD.
the best Cough SYRUP in the world IL
hARTSHORNE'S PEGT0RAL SYRUP OF

This article is prepared by . chemist, and 10 pro
It, to be the best preparation for CoxsAs Colds Co
tayrh, BIoReAstss, Hoorssnsss, Sors T1foat TYsSs
s1sSpfioa.
Persons Who sing should use it. It is pleasant t.
the taste, sOttens clears and the yoice
aays o.! irritation Of the throat and lungs and pre-
sents taking cold.
10 Bott es Is and 30 cents and d. Sold By ~
5rskglsts In washington. g georgetown and Alexac
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTER

tnOroSALS FUN AhMY IRANSPORTA-
Proposals will be received at the Office of the Al.
snt y q T at Fort Lesvenworth TT
next, for the transportation of military supn,es
during the years 1860 and 1861, on the FOLLOWING
i. From Forts Leavenworth .ad Riley, in the
Territory of Kansas and from the town Of Kansas,
be des il that Territory and to any point
From Fort Union; or such other depot as may
be designated In the Territory of New Mexico, to
Of q Nsa Msxso
ss Sssh to be be ,bs each not
Thousand ClS,eoO pounds nor more than FIVE mil
Proposals will state the rate per no pounds DER
700 miles tor which the transportation Will be per
formed on each route in each month of the year,
ano will De made Tor Zach route sc parately.
4. BIDDERS VIII give their names Ia full. as well as
their aces OF residences and be prepared to enter
curity. in suoh an amount As ma. BIO prescribed BY
the Assistant Z nartermaster at Fort Leavcnworth,
NOT 70 exceed iHmn on ca N route, as soon
Contractors viii be required to he in readiness
i0e of Sy ahs m dsy hs,
Assistant Qaarter,naster at Fort IeavsnWorth :
the aRh"s aesh be At
the year on either of the routes they must have
Of at Fo Or u n sas " yo nifty
depot IN New MexIco, at which they may be com.
Esoh proposal will be sccompa nied by the names
OF the suretles, who must be well kno IN to the AS
joint ospabiity 70 eay the ,nds e OF
be forfeited, mast be attested his entire satsfao
Proposals will be endorsed IS follows: "Propo
assd 31 pns snIRoItfsGn and none VII be enter
Sns set rta in thus sdvetgsssm wnt oil the s'puia
me rig ut Is reserved Of rejecting all the bids that
2gARTERMAsrER GsNERAL's OFFICE,
ioii W0sh1ns ton city, Eeb. 10. 186O
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SALE OF VOTE A novel case of bribery has
recently been decided by the Supreme Court of
Vermont. The facts are as follows A man went
to one OF his neighbors belonging to the opposite
party in politics who was owing him and offered
to discharge debt of Sl65 If he would use his
influence to have hi III elected town representative
and he should be elected. The bargain was car,
red out, the vote was thrown and decided the
election The court held that the contract was
Illegal and the agreement to discharge the debt
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CAUSE AND EFFECr.-A man. whose name
could not be learned run over and killed nv
killed by the cars last week on Garoga Creek on
the line of the New York Central Railroad n.
was discovered upon the track and efforts made
10 warn him Oil, but as be did not get out of tue
way ne was caught and crushed. The iury en-
panelled was Of opinion that it was his deliberate
Intention 10 commit suicide, predicating their
belief upon the fact that he only had fourteen
cents in his pocket
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OPENING-OPENING;

II II ENIINU-OfE NINU.
" EUROPEAN HOTEL.
The Undersigned has the honor of announcing to
his friend and the citizens of Washing
ton and elsewhere, that he will open his YE.A9
new and spacious establishment 1.-THE lG,#H
EUROPEAN HOTEL" corner of 1lth and Pean
avenue, on Saturday next. The arrangements en-
braclng the various departments have been carried
out with such circumspectiOn as to suit every de-
mand which may be made for good eating, drinking
united with prompt service. Apartments can be
had at stated price per dsV week, whI 81 meals
Will be teIved either st table dhote OK a la corts
Tho location is such to facilitate Official business
matters, being central and commanding ready ao-
The Restaurant attached tn the hotel will always
be In condl tion 70 accommodate passengers who
tiers himself thats llbeTa patronage will reward his
give entire satisfaction to those who NAV honor
him with their custom.
fe is IF p ENRICH
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(rOLEMAN's EUTAW HOUSE,

~ BALTIMORE.
ROBERT b. COLEMAN, late of the firm OF
Coleman & Stetson of the Astor House 4 . , 4
and more recently of the st. Nicholas YESA0
Hotel, New York, has, In connection with lsskia /
his son, FREDERICK w. COLEMAN, taken the
charge of the above we'll known house for q term
ofyears Many important alterations and improve
ments have been made, rendering it first GLASS in
every respect.
eers and citizens, the CITY cars passing constantly
TO ali points, and the Baltimore and Ohio and
Washington depOts being in close proximity,
Liberal arrang ements will be made with families
or single gentlemen for Board. (either full or par
tIal.)
They will continue the International Hotel, a,
Niagara Falls, New York, in the Same sumptuouf
manner that has made 1t popular with the travel.
ing public during the past season. de 2S-3m
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A THEATRICAL DoDGE.-Miss Kimberly the
actress, has been playing new card in sendino
invitations to the clergymen Of Chicago to attend
the performance OF her Octoroon The agent
of one, Rev. Mr.. Scherk returns thanks for teths
most Instructive entertainment SO courteouslv
placed within his reach' Another Rev n ri
blshop, accepts the invitation. extends a request
TO the actress that she will attend his churcb
while In Chicago, and forwards to her ii kets TO
festival OF his Pensioners This is making war
IN the strongholds.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

THE STEAMER Jas. Guy Will resume her
trips on TUESDAY, zist OF
INGTON every TUESDAY an.
FIR IDAY, at O'Clock a. m: aud ALEXANDRIA
At half paste o'clock. for CURRlOMAN and the
intermediate / andihgs. On her return trips, she
will leave CIR RIOMAN every "WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. at o'cloct a. m.
LUCIAN 8. PAGE, Proprietor.
NATH'L BOUSH, Ag't. Alexandria. -
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RELIGIOUS CoNMoTIoN IN BosroS.-There an
pears ~ be considerable commotion among Tbeo
ioglans In Boston and vicinity. The RAPIDLY
increasing influence Of the Episcopal Church
seems to have awakened among other denomina
Mons spirit Of rivalry. The recent conversion of
heVi VI. Huntington and Rev Mr.. Coolidge has
all the preachers OF that doctrine will be knoc king
Tor admission at the door OF Trinitarianism rue
fGmor has been considered important enough for
many OF the clergy to define their position to their
congrega tions.-BOSton Bee
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THE EVENING STAR.
DIES IRE

Scarcely year passes without producing a new
translation of this beautiful Latin Hymn. OF all
the versions that we have seen, we regard thu
the most successful, both In the fdelit,
TO the spirit of the original and in Its unstraine6
grace of its metrical how. 1t 10 from s'Poems bI
somniator T."
The Sibyl's leaf, the Psalmists lay,
Alike PoTteId wTathful day,
When heaven and earth shall melt away.
How great the dread of Adams race,
Fearful OF Judg ment without grace,
beiore the coming Judges lace.
The archaTgers trump, the voice of God,
Shail people earth sepuchTal c!od,
And all before the Throne shall crowd.
AstonIshed Death shall lose his prey,
Whom man, redeemed from earth s frall clay,
Shall rise TO met the judgment day.
The Book of Record shall be brought
Whose every page WI tn truth is fIaught
of all mems deeds and every thought.
VIII sits the Judge thus on His throne.
Disclosed shall be whate'er unknown,
And vengt a2ce on all guilt be shown.
What wTe' cIed man shall be nv plea,
What daysH then shall stand for me-
When scarce the just may hopeful be,
oh, King ! of majesty severe,
Who guilty souls dost freely clear,
Oh !mercy's fount to me be near.
Ne in that day do not forsake,
tonsId r., Lord, that thou didst take
Lies toISome journey for my sake.
By the welI-side weary lying,
On the cross all pain defying,
be not vain such love undy lug.
Just Judge of recompense, bestow
forgiveness Oh me, ere go
TOJudsment for the guilt know
Condemned already. bewan
ne sin that nils my suppllaut tale,
And Clothes my face with shame's red veil
The MagdaIen forgiveness got,
The thlcf TO Paradise was brought
Anf, therefore, | Thy grace have sought
All worthless are my prayers and tears:
put De- Thou great than my fears,
Lest tame consume my endless years.
Amid Thine own flock let me stand
\ nj save me from the british and,
That hnds o place at Thy right hand
md when Thy voice, mo st justly stern,
Inc wicked gives to flames that burn
TO me with words Of blessing turn.
The supPllant knee, behold | bend
Consuming grIsfs my heaEtstrings rend
On have Thou care of my last end.
Iull of tears shall dawn that day;
Risen man puts earth away;
Man await tn Judgments rod {;
Spare bun, then. Almighty God
Jesus. Master, gracious Lord
hest 10 all Thine own afford
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MISCELLANEOUS.
~ TICE TO BUILDERS
OEes Board Of Commit flowers Nsss Csst,s Ma,l.t
WdSAia Iannarx -

o"es Board I" Cowwmi:sions,s Nee Csnt,s Ma,kss,l
The Board Of Commissloners, under the aot of Sd
sepss;moeT lsSs entitled can act providing for the
said hereby invite sssed re R.oE for
q Be
sdd .S to John G: Fitzpatrick. ESQ., President
ri ssas dsy d sSsss
nsTFs 1 sCS;snd the hours ofs and u
e1 RRs@sii r., !, r. regard 70 the xori;
j. F.! the buildins, complete.
sDs , whSs I au%Ssf
ssS Sad ss must s.se
whs, d nd 9 they win make in such per
3He: s sGs : sl
isse may be found NECESSARY than ths psn calls
Ons the price for Each sddtio1a pile for each
g. The time required for the completion of the
AL proposals must be made in conformity with
HR1 p BY written guar
Form Of the guarantee.
tresS hereby sus1.nty that in case the fore
city of b. Co. bens
will, within ten days after the receipt Of the
contract, execute the same, with good and sufficient
su[etles to the amount of twenty FIVE thousand
dollars, and In case said shall fail to enter into
s sI 81 to
| that which may be accepted;
tSignatures of the two guarantors.)
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named and
are known to me as men of property. and able to
MAXI fs. good their guarantee
To he signed by the United States District judge
the United states District Attorney, Corporation
Attorney of Washington, Collector or Navy Agent.
No proposals which do not conform to the forego-
Ing will be considered.
And whereas the fourth section Of the aforesaid
act declares. that from and after the passage of
this act the entire nett revenues of the present Cen
ire Market-hOuse, and also those of the prOposed
new structure are hereby appropriated and invio-
ABLY set apart, as special fund, subject to the or
der ot the Commissioners authorized by this act to
enable them to pay for the erection aud completion
made upon monthly estimates of the architect Of
the work done reservlng ten per cent, thereof as
collateral security, far the funds accruing un
der said section OF the act will SUFFICE or as NAV
hereinafter be provided by law: By order
JOHN F. COYLE,
ia H-eotd Secretary of the Board.
Office Board of Commissioners Centre Market,
February 20, 1860.
Resolred, That the time mentioned in the above
advertisement for receiving proposals for erecting
said building be and the same is hereby in obedi-
eucs to the JOINT resolution approved the 18th inst
extended to the 18th day of March next at u O'Clock
M. By order, go. fell
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QUACKS.
SAUTlON !-Quacks their Books, Cordinls
Buohu, Hospitals, Instruments or Rlngs-shun
them all, and, disposed to profit bv my eXSeriepoo
write for ny private Ciren Ia on
x.,.., SPERMATORRHEA;- Its CURE.
win stamp enclosed, address, In porfeot Oou&-
oen9e. y0Hr friend, former sufferer, merely GID0g
senelnG HSX lJo, CAazlestovn, Mos. :.
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ME- ,LEE Lies Plan: MARCH 90. 1177-T,.
ond IN command IN the meriean Army Of III. Sc
Y6In III o, ueorgs H. Moore, Lib srien Of the NV
on tuesday, June p. 1883 vol, price 81 So ''e'y
nj. ~ - xo ~ t a Ensii.h language, BY George
Geo.. sp 4 the k1oll and other Poems, BY Mira.
f"T fals st ths r OK and Stst,onsrv s,o...
4, ,ANCHARD 4 MONTH
NJ andO o..
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TO TIE APFLICTED!

- MRS. M. COXS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION.
This valuable preparation has proved to be one of
the greatest remedies for Eryslpelas, Sorotula.
~ hhenmatIsm, SSurvy, EruptiOns and Botches on
The Skin, Piles, Bilious Ague and Fever Old Sores
Nervous Debility. Dyspepsia, Liver, Salt Rheum,
ever presented to the public.
TestimOnials and certificates from hundreds of
respectable citizens of Baltimore and other parts of
the country are In possession of the proprietor,
utyInK TO- Its curative powers.
III 1t Is sold by most of the Druggists of Balti-
more, and at the residence of the PROPRIETOR.
MRS. M. cox,
15S East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name is blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork.
Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for IS.
Wholesale Agent. X. $. Il. CIssEL, Druggist
Georgetown, d. c., has been appointed Wholesale
Agent for the District, And will supply the trade at
nv prioes. de 22-tr
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1864 IMPORTANT NOTICE Uo6O
SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.


FOR MEMPHIS q NEW ORLEANS
Via Orange q Alexandra, Virgnia d Tenpessee
Memphis Charles ton, NJ Ississippi Central,
and New Orleans jackson Railroads,
DIRECT ROUTE AND CONTINUOUS RAILWAY Con-
HEcTIoNs TO
Daltos, HxstsciLs, Mobile C1attasoosa.
Aflosta, MONTGOMERY, Colsn7bss, NashctlLs,
~ asS Wes orlsa.sp '"''""'
UGREAT RED UCTION OF TIME.n
UTHE LYNCHBURG EXTENSION, from
Alsxandria 70 Lynchburg, and also the MlSSIS
SSitpi CbNTfAL, are now completed, making
SHORTEST AND MOST DESIRABLE
TO NEW ORLEANS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
THROUGH TIcKKTs to al Of the above points can
be procured 81 The Great SoHtkeys AID Sostkesfsra
Railroad O&ee, corner of Sixth street and Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, Washington. ID. G.
The Train leaves WASHINGTON at O. m. for
the South and Southwest
IL Be Sure AID Ash for TScLsts rsa Oreaes sad
Alexandria Railroad.
Passengers from New York will meet an Agent
OF the Orange and Aexandria " abroad at the Depot
~ washington, from whom they will receive polite
attention.
Omnibusee leave the Office, corner of Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, at q. m.
iCf-On arriving at Washington, passengers for
the Sonth will he careful 10 tske the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad Omnibus.
JAMES A. EVANS,
fe1-6 Ticket Agent, Washington.
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ID FOR NEW YORK.
L AssAGE,s T i i%HI 6a MEALS AND

AssAGE, ,I NELIDING MEALS AND
The New York and Vireinis Screw STEAMSHIP,
SSI%pPsNTTfS Hsy sHS elegant steamship Hes
will leave the Con- 2any's Depot, Wes,SA
tern WhaIves, at CLOCK a.. m every wEDNEs-
at O'Clock p. m. same DAY.
Passengers from Washisgton and GEORGETOWN
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
steamboets or railroad, hioh leave the corner OF
1th street and Pa, avenue hourly, they can leave
O'Clock o. m.
State rooms can be engaged on application 20
Messrs. Morgan Rhinehart, Western Wharyes
Freight viii be received up to the hours Of depar
w Insurance will be effected on ali rood. n,
this line At the ofoe Of the Company at per cent
The accommodations for passengers by this lin,
are IN every respect hrsto ass, and every effort VII
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