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Nj Il ID G A l. IN STITUTE
So Main Street, Worcester, Mass,
R y. hIILL sG THOMPS

"
Phvslclans, Accouchcrs. Authors of the Causes rit
anu Cure OF fuvatc Maadics continue ms hercfnfrc 70
consult with the afflicted Of either sex personoll or ,
ieltet DIS H. and T. consider ii super6uons To- ,llJa
70 the universal success which has attended heir ra
since inc establishment OF their Office in Wnrrsfr
ne Irs iake pleasure in informing the fairer nnrnn
OF the readers Of this advertisement that thn Iuion
ghy popular European Remedy for Female CoinnInint
" IS RON me original recipe Of the dstnruisbed phi
JHln' Slr VIM James, of London, entiried EDr W.,
JdlcS fclnale Catholicnn il will be fonnd cort ~,
remedy, ana warranted not to fail In the nmel;at ~
moNR Of St"ppages of the Monthly Catamenia Wbjtns
anu alllhg OF the Womb Married ladies' whose baa,h
non aunt OF an Increase OF family will find II Gov
ln pre- FGhtaVe but at the time il is 10
cauloh nose who are enciente, that if they use H. mis-
carriage is sure to be the result w ~ al ii'
Ihs nValuable remedy will be sent free anvwboro
Win advice, on receipt of So N' my "heic'
ne limits OF this advertisements will prevent hrs II
l. from alludne to the many advantages nafents ara
paced underby consulting them and in conrl,si ,L
mOuiu huu no skill, attention, experience will he
waning ON their part in treating successfully tho most
care. ~ '"'' N'iie unuer thelf
$500 REWARD:!
por anything that will excel Drs Hill & Tbomnson,s
rucN esetable Specifics, for the cure of Gonorrbno
ret anu oNpulls in all its various forms and sa"os
xHvytuns Oh the Kidneys Gravel, Impotencv Sen"inai
McakhesS ana all diseases the ifrn!r, orl, %
ps n.rfouS complaints, Dyspepsia C6nstinotino'
and diseases generally '"Pi"ih'' Jauhdlce
lrienay advice they tender to ALL that unon tlo 90
Ruacn OF !nlectlon or disease, to anpy nj oneo 10
by auoptlnG inns precauti0n the ereater dnlcui, ~
"Fuueu Ill erecting speedy and sure cure '' 10
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$500 REWARD.


DRS. HILL THOMPSON Will continpo ,boir ,,.,.a
charges each circumstances taken no
W. Letters for consultation must contain mn ,oti.,
.V''o"i' an answer. -
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DYSPEPSIA R MED 7
DIR. DARIUS HAMS
AROMATIC INVIGORATINSs SPIRIT

AROMATIC INYIGORATENG SPIRIT
This Medicine has been by the public tor SIX years
with increasing favor 1t is recommended to cure
Dyspepsia Nervousness, Heartburn Collie Pains.
Headache, Drcwsness, Kidney Complaints
Low Spirits, Delriun Tremens, In
temperance
1T STIMULATES, ESBHERATEs, lNvICoRATEs, But WILL
NOT lNToXICATE STUPRFY
As medicine, it is quick and ehectua curing themost
all other arrangements of the Stomach and Bowels in
1t will instantly revive the mostmelanchoIy and droon
ing spirits and restore the weak, nervous, and scky TO
Persons who from the njudcious use of liquors. have
become deleced ana their nervous systems shattered
curse to humanity, the DELIRIuM IREMENs will almost
ncui3teIy ieei the happy and healthy nvigoratng Ell
cacY OF Dr. liam g lnvigOrating Spirit.
WHAT 1T WILL DO.
DOSE One VINE glass full often as necessary
One dose will remove all Bad SPIRITS.
One dose Will cure HEARTBURN.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose will give YOU Good Appetite
One dose Will stop the distressing pains OF Dyspepsia
one dose VIII remove the distressing and dsapreegbe
effects of Wind Fatuence and as soon as the tonanb
Reeves me nygorag Spirit the distressing load and
one dose will remove the most distressing pains of
conc, elther IN the stomach OF bowels.
Bladder, or Urinary organs. 0'
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints are assured speedy relief by dose or two
and radical cure by the use of one or two bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION
Persons who from dssipating too much over NIGHT and
eel the eV! effect of poisonous liquors in violent head
dceS sickness at stomach, weakness giddiEess
fIi one dose VIII remove all bad feelings '
Ladies of weak and sckv constitutions shouId take tho
ang Spirit three times day; it will make them
strong healthy and happy. remove all distractions and
teSuarltles from the menstrual organs restore the
bloom OF health and beauty 10 the careworn face
during pregnancy it Will be found an invaluable medi
cine to remove disagreeabe sensations at the stomach
All the proprietor asks is trial and to induce this he
mas put up the lNYGoRATING SPIRIT in pint bottles nj
Sic quarts, 81. ' N'' az
General Depot 4S Water street, New Yerk
ter by Bush Il Co.. James Green D. Scott M n Grcnn
~ \ l.laTrl ID
low, and druggists generally Iy 0 - i'"'
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TESTIM oNIALs.
Il regard Mr. Eddy of the most capable and
ceSSfai practitioners with whom have had official inter-
course. CHAS MASON Commissioner of Patents.
- have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and uStportty,
and capable Of putting their applications in
for them early and consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner of Patents.
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Isaas9Ea755sa9Fa NORWICH & WORCES.
E; s-z5zzSz.59 TER RAIL RoAD.-SPBING ARRANGE

TEX RAIL ROAD-SPRING ARRANGE
------5 - NENT, April q 1860.
,.eoo Trans Gong South Leare Worcester
pi ~ 9S1 a. nj Way Passenger Irain) Connecting al
irving in Providence at 1874 M and Hartford ut il 40
\; m arriving lii Norwich III sersOn for train leaving
London. - '''' t. III iO' NC"
At il;OO m. (way Passenger Iran.) Connects nj
forester with trains from Boston, Nashua, Lowell
concord, Manchester, &c; at Worcester Junction with
trains from Boston; Providence, and Western road
Worcester With trains from osr6 Tu Lowell Gi NSshn al
concord Manchester Lawrence, Fitchburg &c; and nj
worcester junction with trains from BOSTON Providence
and Western road. At Planded Junction trains from
FoSdence and Hartford arrive in season for this train
B=S Passengers from way stations for New York. by
steamer from All}ns Point, will take this train -
AZ iOV p m Steamboat Express Train Tor New York;
cord Manchester, Lowell Lawrence Nashua Fitchbur@
&c, AZ Painfcld with trains from Providence Leaves
NORWICH Tor AllynS Point at 9.I5 D. M
Trans Gong North, Leaue Noricich
ExnrosS SO a. a. or on arya Of steamer steamboat
White Mountains &c.
Al $50 a. M. (Way Passenger Train.) Connects al
flain1eld junction with train for Providence arriving
IN Providence at $50 at Worcester junction with
Rod l3F ~, SPPmsaed Albany &c with trains OF p &
BOSTON, Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg Lawrence. Man
chester. Concord. &c.
At l2OOm. way Passenger Train.) Arriving at wor
Jester Junction IN season for trains TO Boston, Provi
dence, Springfield and Albany; Worcester for trains
Al 345 D. IN. WAY Passenger Tfain.) Connects AT
Planheld Junction with trains 20 and from Providence
train TO Boston.
mchsO dtf P ST. NJ. ANDREWS Superintendent
lFa5555555sa5asa NORWICH AND WOR.
i.s. .59 CESTER RAILRoAD--NOTICE.-Th
Passenger Boats of the Norwich and New
leaving New York on WEDNESDAY January llth at
STEAMBOAT TRAIN will leave Worcester on THURS
Dn January 18th at o'clock and continue
Norwich January 10TH 1860 diff iaI2
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Meoitines.

C'LAIRVOYANT PHYSICIAN.-NIiss
~ NJ. S. SWAN may be found at No % Exchange St
Worcester Office hours from TO II and from to
6n. dNwtf
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CON SIGN RS OF FREIGHT

NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE, AND
ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST OF
THOSE CITIES,
Are respectfully notified that Trains leave the PROVE
DENCE STATION in this city, daily for Providence
these connecting with the large and powerful steamers
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9ottIs ann Restaurants.
WORCESTER WATER-CURE-DR

w ROGERS has returned from Europe and resumed
his medical superintendent of the WaterCure.
City practice attended to heretofore.
Office hours from 2 to 4P.M diff yl6
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, JUNE Is.



SHIPS.
Albert, tBrem Klamp, CardiG-A. Schumacher & Co.
ASA, (Brem Nutzhorn n. York;. L. Brauns & Co
Arizona Bradley, Rotterdam-B. NJ Hodges Jr we
Annapolis Pickett, Liverpool-Foard l. Rogers
a. NJ Lawrence, Claypole, Havana-Palmer 4 Thomas
Borneo, Fltner, Havana-Foard & Rogers
Crest of the Wave, Coley Callqo-Barril Bros
Carl, Ludering, Bremen-Gerdes. Bulling < Wehrhsne
Dublin Lane, Genoa-Victor A. Sartori
S Snniata, M n LiverpEolnFoard Rogers.
Rose Standish, Hutchngs, Rotterdam-Jov & Netc.If
Roland, (Brem Wicke, Bremen--A Schumacher & Co
W Wanderer, Ryder, -, Coleman Bailey.
"m' 0praeue' BAKER, b9stonEFit1gerald Booth Co.
Ellen Morrison, -, Cuba-Kelsey Il Gray.
Empress Theresea Walter, Rio Grande-J NJ Banded
Ella Virginia, Focke, Bahia-F L. Brauns 4 Co
Fury, tPrnsl MURRAY, Lsbon-Robt. Garrett 4 Sons
Gustav, (Brem) Neiuaber, CardiG-A. Schumacher CO
ueorge Henry Trower, africa, Peru-Fitzgerad Boot
). H Chadbourn, Mason, Havana-L. Cuttings
octavia, Thomas, Norfolk
Alruccabah, Conner, Cuba-W Rhoads Son.
Franconia Wallace, Messina-W. G. Price & Co.
henry A. Ddier, Graham, Port SPAIN Trinidad-order
John X Rhoads, Shut, Africa-W. 7. Kendall.
Moinnkus, Mitchell, st. John, N B.--Kelsey Gray.
n X Kirkland, Knight st. Johns-C. NJ jackson & Co
neoce (Neap lPetreluzi, Cork-W. Rhoads 4 Son 80.
wabash (Br') skaling, GlasgowaW. Rhoads h Son.
Angelina, VanCleaf Holmes, Troy-W Rboads & Son
Balloon, Arey, Frankfort, Me-. NJ. Jackson 4 Co
Sack Monster Haines, CharestonChas Pendergast
champion, -, Wilmington, N. C.-Dunnock & Wealth
d. Townsend, Townsend, Boston-MorreI & Randall
belmont, CHM. Bangor-Kelsey g. Gray.
E. ID. McClenahan Wimin gtou-Dunnock & WeatbarJv
Exchange, Barry. est Indies-N. E. Berry
Graham, townsend, Somberero-Knox & Co
Geo: W Grice, Palmer Chareston-C Pendergast
Ida MAILER, Mulner, N. York-W. Rhoads & Son
Israel b. Day, Chase, Providence-S. Phillips & Co
J. Spencer Dole, Weymouth-Heslep & Rogers
John Randolph, Wall, -, W. Rhoads l. Son
John L. Darling, Howes, Providence-T Whitrdge & Co.
Louisiana, -, Charleston.
Mary Clinton, Ryan, N. Orleans-J Henderson & Co.
Ontario, Latchum, Newbern N. C.
Samuel, Jones, Remedies de Cuba-J. Hooper & Sons
/ c. Worre Hubbard, Wilmington, N T.
Virginia, kirwan, North Carona-J Corner & Sons
VIM wilson, Gibbs, Caribbean Sea-W. Rhoads & Son.
H Mm. Spear Jones, Wilmngton-Dunnock 4 weatherly.
Zephaniah Walker, N. Carolina
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-sT~ FOR THE EASTERN NJ muster.

WING 1.z 80 an, .,, AND WESTERN SHORE
Ch RYAN leaves her wharf on Light stree f
and aTf vi u AK RlE Err EVERY WEDNFSDAV
HuFRIes T %Rd2 CANT aste Haven Ber
P pc Eastern Dover bridgc KingstoWn hT2Vi
bento T EVsps Landing and Denton Retur1nS n
lemon ny Ekf HURS DAY AND MONnkV MID >HaFeS
Leaves s'F For toSShng a. The above named Landings
TUESDAY, and FRIDAY Morning n H., Eh Nv cry
be prepaid 7 "'ys ~ Freight must
ap25-f
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nuE STE AAIEn ~ n-mr.

I
Nv Iye baltimore for the atuxent river every TUES
p t oIhlng at O'Clock, as far Hips LANDING =
hetqrnng will leave HIPS Landing every THURSDAY morn
lug ioi neheuict WI leave Benedict every Friday mor,
nE a CLOCK Tor Baltimore calling Plum Point TanG
Freight received on Saturday, ard Mondays
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3nsinsss CARDS.

u F. WILLIS,
ieHS SEH 81 Eks Rzes
r iRs Ed tie S iHa GSf P Produce
w AMARBURG b CO,
w. No 4s W LOMBARD STREET,
HAVANA AND G tiHStIfH CIGARS G. AND PIPES,
Do off EEtSTfts1G CfG4 or
Purchases would do well to examine stock before
ouSing any where else mh7h
John RODGERS l. Son,
IE SFFfEf Es and EA RIFFk MA
GHNs al ] to the hest n mn land
line SIS GAS FfFfING and P!UMB HIN GAS FIN FIX
Store No. 81, adjoining.
as-0rtrrs respectfully solicited. fe26-m
JAMES NJ. ANDERSON h SON,
ENGRAvERs,
a.Np >,,yr,, ,,,U,,, 49,, No l4S BALTIMORE STREET,
SH WEDb DIN GT Hs3 EA dhRbs sTd
Engraved and Printed in the most fashionable styles.
and Fa. Visiting Cards tnes E aVeisnes etc eaSt
GREEN b YOE,
DEALERS II Y cH6fGE F f ss""e ''i''
~ AND FINE FAMILY GRo CERIES, ''''','''>'
Iell-u No So BALTIMORE STREET, BAIT.
I h, K ]: s: HoGG,
a. CARPENTERS hND BUILDERS,
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular
Jobbng attended to with punctnaity. ialtf
A MMlDON h CO,
IN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
KEROSENE, LARD, COAL AND ETHEREAL /, OH =,
SOAP AND CANDLES,
KEROSENE AND ETHEREAL LAMPS.
No. :. LIBERTY STREET,
ol3-L near Baltimore
j. LYLE CLARKE NJ. PEGRAM
NLARkE PEGRAM
kGNA AND N6 2STf G eat 3s SSNupAcruRgp
TOBACCO,
50 Exchange Place.
Jcl-G Baltimore.
VA EST b VEINS
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS.
IND DEALERS
= : y Fixtures
~ every description
No. 2u6 Baltimore street
~ ,.-..,. ,.,, BALTIMORE.
he best manner and on the mos pleasing terms mrli
GOHN GREACEN
~ WHOLESALE DEALER
| IN SALT AND PLASTER,
| @pIo-u No So EXCHANGE PLACE
! THE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have on
! land and IRE constantly manufacturing
FEL1ING FOX PAPER MAKERS
DGGK, FOR TGRj1iSNK MAKERS,
| VFEIOE--LoNB
nch~t enrner 81 hrprtlin /.
| STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
~ BEVAN 4 SONS,
| DEALERsI
AMERICAN AND FORFIGN MARBLE
| 40 SARATOGA STREET,
~ near Howard,
| nI-u Baltimore
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Notice to Mariners.


The channel crosses the bar three Quarters of
mile to the southwark of the one now in use and
has much the appearance forcing through
the par which at this point is only about
leet In width, and with eighteen feet water upon its
smallest part, the soundngs showing twenty feet on
esther side and deepening gradually both
hssre along the channel course There is eighteen
water upon the bar, only seventeen feet in the old
channel In the latter the bar is fully mile in width
ana the slightest deviation from the the Channel course
would carry vessel into sixteen fifteen feet The new
channel on the contrary is WIDE and the being so
narrow affords great advantage to vessels of large
draught.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
lanes T. KEMP Il co.
- SUCCESSORS TO HAGGER h BROTHER
CORNER PRATT STREET AND SPEARS WHaRp
NANUFACTURERS AND IMPnRTERS W.

NAUTICAL AND MATHEMA TICAI INSTpuupNno
b ave constantly on hand extensive assortment of
mp Compa SEES, Quadrans Octants Sextants Spyiasses
SSarometers Thermometers, Drawing Instruments Iamns
Pureeyprs GompasSeS GaugiDg Rods Out Sticks BOARD
sules' lape Lines Blprtts Coast Pilots,
sustain Hedge Anchors Charts parts Of the wori5
manner iNp"''e" III lhe pest
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-, HE STEAMER GEORGE WFTNS
W III eaNe baltimore for the PatuXent river evqr EPTn ~
morning at o'clock, far up as Hills LandiTGS 800
Ig VIII ieaX1 HIPS Landing every Monday mornne for
VII leave Benedict every Tuesday morning AZ
Haven going and returning " ''ii' anu fdIr
Freight received on Wednesdays and Tl,,rsJo,.s
THEN
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al.
%rznza,.issp-r
NOTICE.
FOR TIE PATUXENT RIVER

ctT,nCr ~, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
ooS "a. NIE OF DAfS.-On and after WEDNESDAY No
SUO ne f Steamer NARY WASHINGTON viii leave
SATUR AY MORNINGS at 6 0cIock nrIcnoS" IA ana
as Lyon creek on Wednesdays Returning wi iaava Up
Wi on thursday morning o'clock Tor Bait,mny
I'M caVe BaltmoTe on Saturday morning at 6 O'Clock for
Nh iluIng returning, VIII leave iil's Landing on
usual landings on the liver, also at Plum Point and F
Haven going and returning " N'''' an" fAlf
Freight received On Tuesdays and Fridays
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STORAGE will be taken in warehouse l2b
Hsnish'Gyharf ut moderate prices Appls to KNOX
~ w6f et a98
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E.slss-Is FOR RICHMOND, VA
- The steamer "BFIVIDFREn nriu -,
Light street wharf EVERY WEDNESDAY "A rT StDe
NOON, at O'Clock 1'i AFTER
For freight or passage, having fne State Room accon
nauons apply to ' "''"hin' -
io,,,s J. BRANDT, Jr, Agent.
49, 8 Lighi efu.i,nr
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CURLErTo Z n SONS
CAKRMl n. MANuFACTORy.

$50 The undersigned having greatly en-.
fias - argtd their premises increased their facii;
ey es e 10 can the attention Of the public to tp
in M s'oek OF every description ofCARRiAGES fnisheJ
r 'St elegant style and durable manner which H.
~ repaired 10 sell on accommodating terms RFPAIRS ~
'ecea To with dispatch and at reasonable prices d
;,, JOHN CuRlETT son
1917 80 North street, Baltimore
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- ~
The subscribers bara M -, - , CARRIAGFSI
i Fot r EfTE STREET. general In"ffSUiy, No %
at he owest most approved styles, all which Nj 6 Se5
COS rrar"Eti lces lot cash, approved paper All
liz f ahtIed for twelve months We ARIA
n \. .B-old Carriages taken in vcI,o,,, F.
hgp pe " done with dispatch s' 'i ne" ones
n-o-u j. RInnI EhTnSrn Id
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ALEXANDRIA, June l3-Arr schrs Ann Brown
providence; Tram Smith, Fall River; NJ Perrin, Bos-
ton'--Cfd schrs Barrett New Haven; Zeno, Phila
dephia.
RICHMOND. June 13-Crd schr r Allen Boston.
CHARLESTON. June 1lth, noon-Arr steamship Co
lumbia New York. - -
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ttNEW YORK, June 13-Noou-Arr steamships
Georges Creek Savannah; Parkersburg Wilmington C.
ship Cumberland, Sunderland; bark H A Stephenson
New Orleans brig Tanner, Apaachicola--Crd ships J
Keller, London; S Howland, Cailao; bark Mary Fox
Havana John Winthrop, Matanzas; schr Helen Point a
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ja25-t Corner Of RnSard A III r. tx g ~ AItR5

G3 CARRIAGES CARRIAGFS!--Th
~ SUBSCRIBER has hand a his aytarsro -,
MlAmE htIISlTOiY, No IS South Gay street t. nHst
eslFe anu heSt assortment Of fashionable az RRT
I sa -. found in the city Persons 10 want of
wiz nu II 70 lsr interest 10 give call, as am depr
htV 20 sen log Ol cash or APPROX paper An n ec5
a. my keposory warranted for twelvs months Old Gafs
EtS repaired or taken in exchange for rev ones " ''
s2ltf II TV4,,i lSSlnn
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Steamboats,.
,E 4 81 GREAT
SOgTHERS AND SOUTHW ESTERE
FRElGHT R0uTF

.sIT-N FOR PETERSBURG Tv7a 5.1T.
PaFss POINT VA.y--The stramn wa an III
Rn WI eaye Light street wharf on FV FRV
5afnn easni i OF passage having fine State Room ,
jeiftf - h't ~ Jr, Agent,
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FOR THE SOUTH
- DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHIianFl
fHlA and RALrIMORE. via thn -

FI7IA ana "a ,RVALFIMoRE, via the
TdN Ti4h},,W EIhQN, MILMINGToV CHARLES
'''' TtI 90 III IA; RALElGH, CHARLOTTE COLIN
hlA' ATLANTA, Montgomery Am ~
nay, NEW ORLEANS nv"
fAlii' AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
p.v DAILY Except SunLays,l via
rLoc, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED ~ hcTs -"
e eaue Depg SO arranged that the traveller
ONO NIGHT II iEEL on the Railroad from wv '''''Jt.
NEW YORK Ii
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.sIr--S OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

oIhpdTauVely new, and butt by ~ ~
Hs ANA Baltimore interested In the trsj Nv
on III - and farmers residing tie counties
frs rass Tor the press purpose OF keeuir -
ward De- steamer b on the route During the winter he far
ueck mas been enclosed, thus atnrliDp comn,ata
lection Tor Horses and other live ktcrk pro
Ts can oe taken on board and carried under de- wb a.
dat;n5 ei MheeiS Ter stateIoom ana berth accomro
fr%ht re arSe and eommodous, and her capacity for
no snpro m Az passenger and freight h. at she has
~ trough treight received in Baltimore and cloroo. ;1
ny u - % PI<ON Il CO, B0wlv's wLarf ''Ets Pai'
- reght received board ,.f The SIpar,,r
For fn u,inuayS anu on Fridays up to o'clock p NJ
~ OF ~ uler information and Blank Recent ~ 60, 49,
ny tue Company apply on board or to '' VI i'ii "Sea
X j. CAPRON x Co Agents
r. 81 ArcuTrD n 30 " iowiy's wharf, Baltimore
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c. X. CANNON.
ssI BALTIMORE AND SUSCEPTIBILITY

y Ea4Ir11fsz - ma STEAM COMPANY
P6STT T DAiY LINE except Sunday for PORT DE
lower s sn NJ wP0RTSMOTH Capt Pps ISa1ds
MONDAY, o. wEh net ALLS ATEN EI le ky
TGEs6AY THHURR ssB5A Fsnys 9 POET 4EPosT Every
The s fna 5axRG n " @ O'clock clock
leaves same place EVEHV Tnk'S Catt W Tymiinson
PRr f49 EyENiS& at ock RtnrSba a, ana
Lpnh p " I, EVERY A0NDAY, WEDS FSh eaves
az o'clO k, P NJ ''"' an" i'1N' hh DE GRACE
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Proceedings Of To. Day.

IN THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Sumner offered a
resolution instructing the Committee on the Dis
trict OF Columbia to inquire into the expediencv
OF doing something to improve the condition OF
the District jill VI
Mr. Sumner stated that ne had recently visited
the Jail and found it nothing more nor less than :,
mere human stye and at the Senate had "a ken n >
responsibility to send fellow being there they
ought TO do something to make confinement in It
tOlerable " -
The resolution was adopted
fenolng discussion on motion BY Mr. Gwin
to postpone the special order-,he nestesd hill
and proceed with the regular Calendar, our
report closed.
IHE HOUSE was this morning opened with
prayer by the newly elected Cha plain, Rev. Thos.
II Sto kton
The Speaker appointed Mr. Hindman as an ad.
ditional member of the Select Committee on the
Pacific Railroad
On motion of Mr.. Scott, the Committee on Mil.
ltary Affairs was discharged from the further COL .
sideration of the Pacific Railroad, which had
been referred to a Select Committee
MI Nallandigham moved that the House Ia ke
up from the table the motion made by him to re-
consider the vote by which the bill heretofore
Introduced by him, increasing the appropriation
Tor arnlng the militia, was referred to the Com
miitee OH Militia.
Objection being made, he withdrew the motion.
TIE House took up the bill reported from the
Committee on the Post Office and Post Roads
directing the Postmaster General. by public ad-
vertsemenf. to invite proposals for carrying the
entire mails between the Atlantic and Pacific
States one line
he bill was passed.
Mr.. Colfax, from the Committee on the Post
Once and Post ROids, reported bill to prevent
private or bogus pest Offices
Referred to the Committee Of the Whole.
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H The japanese embassy to this country,
which was to have left Jeddo on the 22d of Febru
airy for Washington, consist of seventy persons.
They were expected to arrive at San Francisco in
the U. 5. steamer Powhatan, about the first of
March Orders had been received at the NAVY
Yard, Mare Island, to have the dock there in
readiness In which to repair the Powbatan, be-
fore completing her voyage to Panama, with
ner distinguished passengers gu route to Washing
ton