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NorrcE FOR ftH H2: s FisiRlsroRAr1oN OF
CERTAIN LANDS TO MARKET IN THE


approved Nav 1T ana June Sd, 1855 t. the STATE
OF ALABAMA tn aid In the construction of certain
raj roads therein msnt Oned, having been so far
adjusted as to authonzs the rsleas, from with
dawal OF the lands hereinafter descTIbrd notice
hersby giren tlat a the cant oF.rsd lands hlch
II outside # Elk miles on each side # the Ala
an. f ryoI, the
rlve-s - railroads. situated in the aforementioned
townships, which have not been selected in virtue
ever, and which were subject to private entry at
the date of withdrawal at the ordinary minimum of
81 25 per at the graduated prices under the
act Of August 4th, I55i will be restored t. private
e she Sss fpa AZ 5he Of 1T
uated at the date of withdrawal
At the Land Office at HUNTSVILLE, on Monday,
the 18th day of May next-viz:
South Of the base line and east Of the Huntsville
Township "a. ofrsngs4
Townships Is and IA, of ranges and s.
- At the Land Office at TUSCALOOSA, on Monday,
the 14th day of May next-viz:
South If the base line and east of the Huntsville
Townships II, Is, 10. 2, and q, Of rangeI
s. s. ssd sns a a 5sns''
townships Is. 10, u, and 10. of ranges
Township Is of range 6.
South Of the base line ami ,ceSt Of the Huntsville
meridian.
townships IS, l6, II, Is, -, ~, and % of ranges
i )wnshlps 10, 49, and 2, of ranges and 10
townships l9, 20 81. ard D, of ranges III and IL
TOWNSHIP os g, 81, and 22 of rangalS
townships - add %, of ranges a and Is.
North Of the base line and east OF the St. Stephens
Township. q and q, o. ranges /, ?, aads
Township "a, of ranges
Township %, of ranges
Townships IS and "a, of ranges 6, 7, g. Is, IA,
and Is.
North Of the base line and ,cest Of the ST. Stephens
townships q, q, and "a, of IangsI.
ll.2 Il q N Ta md
Townshlps2 u p, and %, of range4.
At the and Office at CENTER, on Monday, the
9TH day of May next-vz:
South Of the base lin. and east Of the Huntsville
Townships J. 8. H. T Is and g. of ranges
townships 81. 49, 10. IL and ls. of ranges
Townships 4, S, 6, l. g. 8, IS, Ia -, is and II. of
ranges ~
townships ; Iii, Il and and 49, 3d. IF r rsns
Townshps 2 5. 5, 8, u, y ana IS. OF Isege9
s. No. Is 81 sIa 49, Of range 10
Township IL, v and Is. of range II.
=, At the Land Once at MONTGOMERY, on Monday,
the 18th day Of May next-vIz:
NoTta Of the base line and east of the ST. Stepkeus
Township II. of range "a
Townships Is, "a and ID, of ranges q and %
Townships u. %, II and Is, of range .
Townshlp. Ia, + AND 70, of Isnssso
At the Land Office at Granville, on Mond.y.
the 7th day of May next-viz:
North of ths base linz and east Of the Hnmssriue
Township 7, of Iaugeis
rovnshi ps and g. OF range14
TOvnshps l. 5, 9. 10. II. Il and IS. If rsngels
Townships ,. 8. g in.ll II. IS and H. Of range IL
Townshipps s. 3 TO- II a ~ snd s OF ranEs Is
Townships 49, and ii, of range 10.
At the Land Office at DKNopoLrs, on Monday,
the sd DAY Of April next-vIz:
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WIILk 4 H0TEL-J,P, Brawly. Pa;
N aid y ~ Mrs Anther and chi d, do Wllfon
DO, Y l.syick. Ny; Capt Dueort sac Mor0A
Mass; w Meoden, do; J l. Plain iii; G A Walkeyy
Addoms and lady NY; A g Jeroms, do; Ms A
BsaGa aO Mis' Imam Mass a Sses Cans
Ens Mrs faf%e rn SY 'aH Esy and i ssg
miss Z do Mss I f,sI de- Chsndsr
q; MI.s Gilbert, ny; Mrs II J Dean. SIC; G Sfnte,
L. Dey'r,s, NY; Luney, La: q r Walt do:
Z 1nLt er. 30; Key Grlgnon, Miss; J Co e, dG
ForTeT, Ala. "''"o'
NATIONAL HOTEL w Ambrose, &C: G.
Ael aaIef, NJ; Meyors, DC, J b Harding, Pa;
Mrs Ad.ms, Snyder, G II Haine. and lady. A
Dqrasd, NY; T p Hovison. Mas: G BonIS,,n o. -
George Taylor and LADY, ny: 6 DscourceI'e pa! hF
ana Aml'y, " Kirby, VI; Rachel t-a.sln' j Css h
fRs 16v, Dfi g w sanhoIn, o; Hon Grow. Pa; J1o
Nm Green. Pa; G r DahIgrern, Miss: Aie.,.rdsi,
Hamllton, Md; G. srTien, La; 6 n tSiddd ng
T s1as; w e Men an. Pa; T Richards, Mass; p
BROWNS HOTEL-D Conn, Ala: + Coo, .
\ EIdds, Ia; A Lar 4. Va; Dr. X MILAN La nIo
TS5rT; Bepn NY; B,SHp and Isdy. " Ro 1
sonis. No; wp Ross VA Wibhar NM J.. Gel
Walter, BIO ton. NY; Pollard, Va tCS1 G Nc;
Mrs HI and family, showacre, MINI; ] la: NJ
AIKEN: d. Hon Clspton Ala; Fl, stt I Ram Kan; 4
KIRKWQ0p HOrSE Prince. Md; G Whit
worth, "A; w Blesslnston. NY; 6 Cossworth and
FIsntz, Nv: 81 Davis. by; e Murrsy. NYi RI 81; y
I,Sre: + Srth. ny: W Howell, Miss: Bow Maf
Mss Colt La; W Fits, Tex; Tof neg s Az,
JStTOther, Va. I''''
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MEDICINES.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
III MRS. COX'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE UECOCTION.

It is we'll known that in the Spring people are
more apt to contract disease than at any other
period; and it Is equally well-krown that the way
to ward of disease is TO keep the blood pure, for
all the Ills that flesh is heir to- " arise from mpur
Y Of the blood. the main spring Of our existence
should be thoroughly cleansed and purified. and
this can be done in the most efectn4 way by using
MRS N. COY'S INDIAN VbGETABLE DE-
COCTION, the best remedy discovered for the cure
of diseases of Skin, Eryslpeas, Scrofula, Rheuma-
tism, Nervous Debility, Fe,s-s of different kinds.
Dyspepsy, Liver Complaint, ana all other diseases
arising from Impurity of the blood. IL has effected
the most remaI kable cures, as can he shown by
numerous certificates from persons OF the highest
espectability, and is recommended by all who
have used it as the most invauable remedial agent
of the day.
IL II is sold by all the Druggists of Baltimore,
aid at the residence of the prOpIiefor.
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.
III Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for SIS.
Wholesale Agent r. :. r. CIssEL. Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
trlct, and will suppy the trade at my prices.
mar p tr
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North of the base line and east Of the ST. Stephens

North Of the base line and east Of the St. Stephens
meridian.
Tovnships II, 10, "a, % and q, OF Iange1
TOvnships IS, IS, 20. q and %, of ranse2
Townships 10, ~ and q, of ranges
T0wnships 10, %, 81 and y, of ranges
townships q and q, of ranges.
North Of the base line ard tcest Of the ST. Stephens
meridian.
Townships le, Il. ls, ls, p and e, Of rangeI
townships Is, Is, II, IS, 20 and ~, Of range2
Townships IA. Is, I6, ", 10 and 2b OF ranges
Townships IA, Is, l6, l8, Is and 20, OF ranges
Township IA of ranges.
At the Land Office at ELBA, on Monday, the l4th
day of May neXt-vIz:
North of the base line and east Of the st. Stephens
meridian.
Townships =, 8 and 9. of ranges 81 and q
Township g. of range u
Given under nv hand, at the city of w ashington,
this Gig nth day of March, 1862.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NorF.-Under the acquisitions of The Department,
as heretofore and existing, no pay ment can be
made for advertising proclam.tions except to such
publishers are specially aHthori ed to publish by
the Comm ssiOner of the General Land Office.
mar 10 w6w
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Of the Back Of ths adasy
and BI.da.r, in 'olunary Discharges, lm5o,.nsy Gsnsr.
R:Sy :R
Dunno" Of Sight or Giddinsn, Dssms OF tns nIs
s o: q T.S1 r b.opS. .r.na from solitary Eae
YOu:h-thos. Dr.adrl and Ds.rueu's rrrsus "a Ma
der Marriage impossible, and destroy ee'n s'aJ A"N ~
YOUNG MEN W.,
Especially vhs have become the victims Of ssi.y wee
sntmsy grave thousands Of Young MEN Of ths mes, sl
allied ta.n. and brilliant nt.l.et who might o;h.rs: ?.
yafsd" ssstay the living Tyre, may SAL viz ni ssef
dsnss.
MARRIED PERSONS, or Young Men ssntsmPlsteG nn
ssss: :ns Of es;: 'in' 'sani' denny
He who places Yndsr th. Of Dr. J. may rsGi
susy eonhds III HIS homer gentleman and ssnfdsny rely
upon hi. skill as physician.
OFFICE No SOUTH FREDERICKsrKEEY,
a.. eor%.. F no, I. oS.:r1. nam: and a,ns.I I.s:n
nrst be paid and contain stamp
Msmssr .fths Royal Cosgs Isndsa, gr.dsss
from sminsnt Collie in the United stssa
ptas London Psrs Phadsphs and else whore, has Of
fscsd Of the astonishing eurss that svsi
vS.n s...P sr..t SnI alarmed .sdd.:
sounds. ba.hiun." with squ:n. bu:hins .u.nd:d :.ns
tmss with dsrangsmsnt OF mind we're cured
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysung Men and ohsrs who have injured themselves BY
s,ran indrlg.d in when .lOn.. habit fr.q..ndy
which are nightly felix even vhs9 asleep and not cared
Those and msanchely sGses prsdsesc
BY early habits Of youth Wsshness OF the Bach and
Papaton OF the Heart Dyspepsy Nervous lrritaeih
ty Dsran ofthe Dig General De sy
symptoms Of Consumption, &c.
MENTALLY-The fearful sfsets on the mind are much v
Of Spirits Evil Forbodings Aversion Society ssD,stus
Love Of Solitude TimIdiy etc., are ssms Of me sv pro
ducsd.
the Of thsr declining health losing their vgsr
coming weak, pale aud smacatsd having
appearance about the eyes, cough oil
DISEASES OF IMPRUDEHCE.
Whsn OF pleasure In Dc
imbbed tbs seeds Of this painful dssass often
happens OF shame dread OF discovery
dsters FROM applying those Who from education and
rsspecabity alone bsrsnd him. He falls int ths
hands OF and designing prssndsrs Who
Of curing fch his pscuniry substance, fssp him tnins
month AFTER month, long the smallest fee can be 81
his CALLING DISAPPOINTMENT BY the use that deadly
poison Mercury the constitutional symptoms OF this
tsrbls disease such Affections OF the Heart Throat Noss
SKIN &C. with frightfn rspdity t death puts
discovered country from traveller returns
DR.. JOHNsONs REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNEos
AND IMP0TENCY.
this and important rsmsdy vsakne the sffahs
csrsd and full vgor restored Theusands 81 the
most nervous and vhs had lest all hope
BEEN imme diatsly relieved.
All Impsdlmsns Marriage. Physical or Mental Dis9ua
fcatons Loss Of Procrsatvs Power Nervous rits siliy
Trembling and Wsaknsss Exhaustion sfths Etst fssFsu
kind spsssdlIy cured. -
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured this institutsn within
the and the important ssrg
cal performed by Dr. johnson, witnessed BY ths
rsports Of the papers and ohsr persons, neess
sides his standing gentleman Of character and rspens
slity, a sv guarantee to the afflicted. Jan 9kly
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rrtwiu be remembered that man named
GsoIgs Lamb was hanged at the West some
nm 400 for the murder of his wife, deed COM
Knitted under circumstances of peculiar atrOcity.
lie first attempted to poison her; then took her
nnon the Mississippi River in boat, and there
drownrd her with a stone about her neck. This
ne confessed before sentence was executed upon
him but vet the body of the murdered woman
was never found, and some insisted that he was
NOT nroved guilty We now learn that, on Fri
davi at the spot designated in the confession of
Lamb the headless body Of woman was found,
under the water. The stone and rope were also
found and il seemed clea! that this was the corpse
of Mrs Lamb
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THE ALI SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEsEMAR, 1, 2, T. 5,

Protected BY Royal Letters Patent Of Esgldsd, $40
secred By the Seals of the Eeole de Phaynlneie de
Paris, and the Imperia! College Of Medicine,
Vienna.
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermator.
rhGa, and all physical d. sabliities,
No. 2 completely erad,oates all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
seOus and pernioious use of cOpayls and cubebs.
mercury, thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
relief, Dispensing al impurites, and roofing out the
venom ofdisease.
-TRIESEMAR, Mos, I . and ARE prepared in the
form Of lOZenge, devoid of taste and smell, and
cases and divided into separate doses, as admins
tered By ValPeau, Lallemend, Roux, RECORD. 30.
Price S. each or four cases for 81 which saves 4s
To be had. wholesale and retail, Of Dr. BARROW,
l94 BlseokeT street, four doors below MoDouGel
mittanoe, DR.. Barrow will forward the Triese, u
5esss TO the o Inc %rss
Sold ALSO sy 8. CALVERT FORD, Jr, Wash
ston. ID. G.. de 6-sm
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MA Grocer woman died recently in Glasgow,
scotland at the age of eighty -one, who left for
tune of f23.OOO collected from earnings from a
small shop which she had rented about 40 years
She was never married., and studiously avoided
PARTING witha single farthing that she could avoid
She bequeathed the sum in FL annuites to destl-
tnte people of good moral character, who are
natives of and have lived in, the Gorbals parish
of Glasgow forty years, and who have attained
the age of % years. AS the parish is small, but
Of her relations
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II Since the death of their father, two chill
dren of Mrs Growden, widow, residing in Ohio,
had lived with their grandfather, in Cumberland,
Md. The mother desired them, and went to take
them home with her. They were unwilling to
20: she then went to a neig hborng town, where
she prevailed on ten or twelve people to acCompa-
nv and assist her TO take the children by force.
The friends of the latter rallied and hard fig ht
ensued, to the bodily harm of many. The police
carried off several Of the fighters, and the mother
rescued one child.
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THE EVENING STAR.

YauLr. Rjs,r, ON The stand-LAwYER-How do
YOU know the prisoners age.
TANKEE.-I guessed IT.
L-You Yankees are good al guessing
VI guess so.
How old are you
Y-About twenty-five.
I-why do you say about?
Y-Because I've been about ever since was
born.
JUDGE-We want no clowning here.
VI had no intention Of playing "clown !"
Your honor seems overstocked already.
This contempt might cause your connhe-
ment
VI have heard that you were the cause OF
your mothers confinement.
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a. RE &kE4G Ply SNNLlHIL1E9n.
AND KEIEDY FOR DYSPEPSlA, %EAl
PREPARED CHEMIST.

PEEPARED BY 4 CHEMIST.
BoIrLFs II, g and 80 cents and one dollar.
4HE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
RARTSHORNE'SC URE-ALL should be koB
In all families In case OF accidents sudden sick
ness,as it cures in loss time than IL 70
cures to get physician.
1t pain In any part Of the system and Ii lsS
externally and internally.
Has the frequent changes Of the weather pre-
duce = bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limls
and BODY; alko, Snt Neok-every person shouls
get bottle. 1t acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Slnevs, Blood and Bones; and by lite warming cleo
tromasEetlo power eKPes ell pain from the ~ stem
No BiIIf ,yoaa h,ys 2 CopEh, use HARTs
GHERRY-it 10 the beet Cough Syrup in tks
World.
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver, Sto
mach and Bowels, carrying OF oil Bile and Foul Be
The above medicines to be had at all DRUG Store,
in Washington CITY; KIDWELL & ClSSELL o
GEORGETOWN; II. PEEL Co., Alexandra.
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
WORLD.
The best COUGH SYKUP in tho world 10
AARTSHORNE'S PEGT0RAL SYRUP OF

nounoed by medical men, and those who have used
it, to be the best preparation for Coxshs. Colds Cs
ta-rh, Bron chttfs, Ho0rSsHsSS, Sore Throat fyeNs
Gold, and preventive Of that lion Of diseases, Css
sx1BptioH.
Persons who sing should use it, 1t is pleasant 60
the taste, sofens clears and strengthens the VOICE
aays all irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
veuts taking cold.
10 BOttes Is and 30 cents and q. Sold By sl
druggists in Washington. GEORGETOWN and Alexan
drts as1I-H
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HIS CATHARTIC syrup,
CHARLES WlDDIFIELD & CO,

FKUPRIETUKS,
649 AND COL BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, ass Pa
avenue, next door to the United States Hotel, and
sy druggists generally. mar 4-ly,rq
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CLOTHING ANDCLoTHING MATERIAL
Navy DEPARTMENT,

Navy DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Ct Prortst-Hs and CtottiHE
Apii 8. 1884, (
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed ana endorsed "Pr,-
will be received at this Office until eoclock A. mo-
the lltn day of May next, for fur and deliver
Ing ION receiving sixty DAYS notice a. each OR
chusetts; Brooklyn, New York; or Gcsro't. VI
s,nls, the Snphtl,i bslow m.ntioEed OF sny
CLOTHING and cl"thlLg matsr ard such furth,r
Chief of this Bureau or by the Ccmman' ants Of
year commerc ne on the PEI asy Of JnlT re%t aSg
ending on the Se:h day Of June, 1861, viz:
Glass I.-t 10th C1o,hiHg.
Biue Cloth Trousers S oth
Due oatlhet irow'ers-- 49, .---------. , is'
Class Seamless Clothmg.
Blue Felt Pea Jackets --...-....-..I..r
Diue ret laps. ---------.---. -..sEp
Cass 3-F7aHrel CIofhinE.
Blue tlhnnel oveTshlrts.. Observation-Disclosures. : 'fsp
Biue Eiannei nndershists S'-a
Blue Flannel Drawers ...-........ ) a.,
Class4-Linen Clorhing.
Sanvas D9ck lroT seTs: .........--....-.... 3 oo
Class 5-BlHe SafiRet.
Blue Sdtlnet. yards, l0,ffu
Class 6-BlHe Flannel.
Blue Flannel .yards, sH,os
Class 7.-Sheetrne, DHok, and Hankin.
Barnsley Sheetlng ~ arus, lego
Canvas DUCK 100000. do IO'a-
Blue Nankln OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. do. let0
Class s-ShcsS.
Cal SKIN tceu Shocs PAIR. ~ o.,
kip-skin Shoes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. do $40.
Class 9.-.SOckS.
wooden pairs, CO.
Class 10.-lfdttvsSSfS
Mattresses, with covers Tor e., fNgs
Class ll.-BldRkefS.
ID dukcte.- b. j. t.
Class l2.-H0Hdkeyoh tfS
Black Silk HauJkerchieIs.----- ......pa .
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BEWARE OF MINERAL PoISONS.
DR.. J. BOVEE DODS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure of Incipient Consumption, Weak
Lungs. Weak StOmachs, Indigestion, by dyspepsia
General or Nervous Debility. Piles and all diseases
requiring Tonic. are unsurpassed They are made
cinal properties, they are a most wholesome and
delightful Beverage.
HIS BRANDY CATHAR TIC,
Is a sure remedy for Costlveness, Liver Complaint
in their operation; and as Cathariic, entirely ef
fecfualIy, and poSitrely supercede the OF Pills,
SO nauseous and disag eeable to the taste.
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
Act on the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs,
and are superior remedy for Dyspepsia, oon-
nected with Liver Complain In all its forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS,
They are truly valra BILE, made of pure Holland Gin
p easant and agreeable to the taste, and may be
we'll termed necessary
FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CATHARTIC SYRUP,
For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly one of the most desirable and valuable
Medicines in the world. IL is q perfect substitute
for CdlOnlel, acting on the Liver, removing all oh
struCtIOns IN the Bowels, curing Costlveness, lndI
gestlOn and Dyspepsia. AlthOue h 1t as sure and
ofeotual in its tperations'as Calome, yet it is
delicious to the taste that children will cry for it,
and 1t is as gentle innocent and harmless as the
dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the land will bless the disooverer OF this in
valuable Medicine.
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
RRoM fHl IIHI1un ExI.ua

The Havana mail steamers leave New York on
the -. 18th, nth, and 9th of each month. and
ChaTlsstpn on the 9Th and 18th.
The California mail steamers leave New York on
he 18th and 2oth OF each month.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NEW ORLEANS
I'M THREE DAYS
FARE ONLY $42.5O.
u 3 :

Orange and Alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia anu Tennessec,
East tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
NeW Orleans Gssd jackson :
TO NEW ORLEANS.
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS.
Leave Washington at a IN. and p. m.
Of Sirth street and PennSytrGntd
arenue to connect Nth each Train.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS.
kynShIours .ss 81 Nashville mDb;s 80 80
K KPs Aasnh 90 90
Huntsville = 90 Montgomery ... 81 90 90
Grand Junction. 81 col New Orleans ...s2 50
THIS ROUTE is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
900 MILES sHoF II TiS r. "a HOURS LESS
than Cth6 pGh s
Central making 1t the
QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE FOR
SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS.
TO New Orleans. = HS DUR
M NonhfgGImery .'.''....,'.'.aaSS Do.
JCrThe u. s MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
0tioe corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania av
L}nehburg, Bristol, knoxvle,, Atlanta,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memph,s, and
NEW ORLEANS.
The Steamer PAGE leaves her wharf, foot of
Seventh street, at Ga a. m and ca p. m.
IL , Baggage Checked at the office Through to
New Orleans.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ap 13-tr Corner Sixth St. and Pa. Az.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-23
MEDICINES.

M. JOHNSTON,
BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Discovered fAs most Csrfdis, SPEEDY, ana o"s
EfsctraI Remedy ~ the World,
FOR Ali, DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELf.
4 cUBF WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE
I'M FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-04-23

WHITE SAL WATER SOAP-Stparnte bid for 80 ono
pounds. and sac, additional quantity as may be
required.
The Soap must be manufactured from GOOSE nut
OIL and be Of the best quality. denOpSAaSed white
ssl,-wat'r SOAP and be deliver9d on sixty days
notice, in good strong boxes Of about rs pounds
EACH and, after inspection, the boxes must be
hoOPsd at each end at the exvense OF the contract
or. The price to be unifoT at all the yards.
Also, Sc arate bid for twBnty thousand pounds of
Keyess chemical saltwater soap, and such further
quantity as may be required.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-21
Items.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10 The bankers, to.mor-
row, will throw out the notes OF the American
Exchange Bank, State Bank, Shaw"eetown
Bank, Bank of the Commonwealth, Raleigh
Corn Exchange Bank, National Bank, and
Aurora Bank.
New YORK, Nov. 20.-An Italian named
Orzilla was shot, and probably fatally wound
ed, yesterday, by Larome, Il Frenchman, who
was recently arrested for sending him chal
lenge.
The American Express Company offer to
forward free contributions Of money and cloth
ing to the Kansas sufferers.
Albany, Nov 20.-Two or three flour and
grain houses have suspended Business is
very dull.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 20.-The steamer Emil
grant was burned on Missouri river yesterday,
valued at $4,000, uninsured. The value OF
the cargo is not asccriancd.
HARRISBURG, Nov. 20.-The state loan OF
SlOD.OJO has .'ecn awarded to Charles MacAl
lester, the lowest bidder, al 92 81 100.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-11-21
The New York Banks.

New York, Nov 2O,-'rhe bank committee
have already taken 100000 of the proposed
two and half million sterling bills. The
banks discounted largely to-day, but outside
paper was nearly unsaleable. The rumor that
the Metropolitan Bank was about to stop the
redemption OF STATE and eastern currency, is
without foundation.
j. H. Wade director of the Western Union
telegraph company, goes 10 morrow, by steam
er, to make arrangements for building the Cal
ifornia end of the Pacific telegraph. The ma
terial is purchased, aud is nov being shipped
from Bosto Two agents have already gone
across the plains, to more thoroughly survey
the routes The work will be vigorously
commenced.