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HE3IOINES.
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sATiA Gedk sosyrrAL
sss Dsssssgsi tAs sssst Cssfess, Syssds, go ssis
E6setsa' Rsnsss On as World,
FoR ALL DISEASES OF IhPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELIcACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, Oh NO CHARGE,
IN From ONE 70 TWO DAYS.
ssd Hsdasr, inrssn.,y DsshssGss lnesssnsy ssssssi
pssility Hsr'sssnsss, DysysPy, Lac fsn Lev sprl C
Dnnsss q sEhl iiddns.s, Ds.As. .fths YsIs.
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Ys.h-hsss Dreadful Dssrssnvs Prssuess vh,sk
Oar Marriage inps'sl, and dsstr,y sss Body All Mad
rrt FoeHs NEE
Bsp.sisy vt. have Ssesm. ths victims 81 sei Wee,
IN. dI..dsl .aa e.,.sssay. hss .his1 sns.. .s..p.
srlsnt ot.sst Vi. might stberviss have
vshsd ssssssy De lviss lyIs, nay cal. visA fs ssss
dsass.
n.ss. s:na ..,f. q plya..i s:.s,ss .is.sis s:sliv
6: .s: si.s.; E%..I .at.. .: ear: :, P. ..y ..iS
OFFICE Ne sosfl rREDERicKsfRkKf,
len land :idi gem. rem s...,. 500: ,:s s'' r.,: .ss
sss, Be paid and ssssai, ssuna
pr JoHnsIon,
.n 81 @, mes. ,1.ni Cs,,E.s in DE vai.a ss,,ss
ta.. Il E.as.a, Pam. rsn.a.Ssa and .l...S.,.. S .
setsd Of toe sstsnshns that ever
.S.a s.:. sr..s @ sisra:d .sds.s
::.na: .:.st:a. vie t.Y.;n, sI.slns .s:sa:a ::.'
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssns hsn and ehs vhs have injured ,hs nsslvss By
is.In.d rem s, ..aPsni.a., az .shs. q. .ssea =
.aisa AZ: nightly M .,sr .A.1 s::.p ,Is 1.s s;,.s
Sedy. shssld apply irnmsds,sly.
rhsss Of the sad and ssnehsy sfssu Ifsdusse
L o
ms, The Head pimn..s Of Sight, Les, Msss.I
.. d. mind ar. -...
Of aismsy, Csnfss:n sfIdss Dsprsssss
s.t.d. Inidiy, s,:' .is :s.s u Il: .Vis Pc
NERVOUS prslkYY-Y,,u.,e, an, ,.v,,dr, VIA,
:.%ias p.: :%:sl..:s t.;iaa .:|ss.i:,
tDPssTsnss ases the esugh
| $500 DISEASES OF lMPRUDEHCE
yh.s .. mi'rsd.a and ,:s.y :. p:...rs i.a.
lsppsns that an sd ssnss Or dread ..
s as: IL: i n al: ne:
.,na. o. sIs,sns and d:.EDag Sr..Sa' vA; .ns.5:s.
,nsd, despair him .i;h health . .Gl
p.,eo Mrc.iy. q. 'ynptsm. q aE
d,:... :sss a q Ss hssr r.; Nee.
lsnsd 70 bis drssdf ssssrhS By sending him . .,
pr youNsoNpREmEDY FoR ORGANIC WEAxuKu
Important femsdy 81 ne efGtn
spssdy esFsd and fs vgs Tsssfsd Yhsssssds u u
sss nsfvs.s ADD dssit.sd, vhs had lest all hsYs hav
| been mna sdistsly relieved.
All impsdimsns % msrSsgs rhysissl 81 ssal ptsy,s
a..t.e., Lss: q PrssssiIs r:v.r Hs,:,s Irri,.tlis
1 kisd speedily cured.
EHDOE&ENENY or YHE PkEea
YME MANY YE0gsAND& cared q this inssitrtss With
al :p.r.a:a: r:rfs.n'd y Dr. J.ss.:H .sh::::s y
Of the papss ether Isrssas nsesss
vhish have appeared sgain Irein sssrs Duse
sdss his standing gentleman 81 sksrastsF and rsspsaa
sity, 10 sxeefsnt W tbs sastsd. ian fky
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CH was rumored in Memphis, Tenn, on
Tuesday last that WIN II. Rhea, editor of the
Union, and John G.. Merrill. of the Citizen, Of
Des Arc, Ark, had left town for the parPose of
fighting duel.
CASE OF CONSCIENCE THE President Of one of
the Boston city banks received through the Post
Once package containing 1850, with this
memorandum "This 500 with interesD taken
frc N teller's cash three years ago"
u The New York Times says that the State
OF Massachusetts seHds annually into the CON-
merce Of the country, values greater than that OF
ths entire cotton crop Of the South
ID Garibaldi, before leaving Naples, pub.
nsh.d the following notice: The public il
hereby Informed that will not receive any letter,
atCaPrera that are not postpaid &c GAKAsALDI .
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DEATH OF WELL-kSowN JoURNALIsr.-Wil-
liam NJ. Hooper, Esq editor Of the Madison
Dark Journal died on the 18th inst, Of diptheria.
Mr.. Hooper, IL will be remembered, was one OF
the Douglas delegates 70 the Baltimore Conven-
tion. While acting in thu body, an unfortunate
difficulty, having its origin in the matters grow
ing out of the Convention by which he was
appointed a delegate, arose between him and
Hon. T z. Hindman, Representative in Congress
from the first district Of Arkansas, which for a
time engrossed nearly the entire attention Of the
National Convention, and threatened to result in
serious consequences.
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MTSCELhANEOUS.

TIE AMALsAMAIIos or LANsuAsKs.-There 10 q
gfowing tendency In this age 70 appropriate tbs
most pressive words Of othor lanG ,spd after
q while 10 lncorparst Re them into our own; thus the
word Cephatlo, which is from the Greek, sgnifying
'for the head, - H. now becoming popalsfIzed in
conseoticn with Mr.. Spalding's great Headache
remedy; but it will soon be ueed IN q more general
way, and the word Cephalie will become ss
common as ElectTotype and many others whose
distinction as foreign words has been worn away
b. common usage until they seem ''ns'ive and 70
the manor born.o ft
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IDA friend Of ours was rid ng with one of the
fair sex, ''all OF summers day,0 and acciden-
t1Ly-men's arms, awkward things, are ever in
the wsy-dropped an arm around her waist. No
objection was made for awhile, and the arm grad
ually relieved the side of ths carriage of the pres
sure upon II. But of a sudden, whether from a
late recognition Of the IMPROPERLY of the thing
or the sight Of another beau coming, the lady
eye, exclaimed, sMr. -, L can support myself ~
"Capitsl,'' was the instant reply, t'you are Just
the girl I've been looking for these We years-will
you marry rn%f'
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An ALBANIAN OPPOSING SECESSION Captain
Bird Young (ths original % Simon Suggsn) }, of
TsilaPoOsa county, Alabama, writes to The We
tUmka Enquirer in favor Of an effort to maintain
the ri 2 hts Of the South In the Union He thinks
there is little doubt that IL the Southern States
will act in concert they can right themselves In
the Union. He gives IL as his opinion that the
Consultation ticket will carry Talapoosa county
by at less: 500 majority. Captain Young is and
ALWAYS has been q democrat
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A Real Blessing,

Pkysiciaz.-Well, Mrs. Jones, how is that head
ache'
Mrs. Joses.-Gone Doctor, oil gone! the pill You
seat cured me in just twenty minutes, and wish
you would send more 80 that l can have thcIs
handy
Phyyician--You can get them at any Druggists,
CAL for CsPhslIo Pills, find thsy never fail, and
MIS-, yonts.-1 shall send for q box directly, aud
shall tell all my suffering friends for they real
blssstuR.
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U6OvER EXCITEMENT, and the mental care and
anxiety incident TO close attention to bus ness or
study, are among the numerous causes Of Nervous
Headache. Tbs disordered state Of mind and BODY
incident TO this distressing compliant is fatal
blow TO oil energy and ambition. Sufferers BY this
disorder can always obtain speedy relief from
these distressing attacks by using one of the &C.
phallo Pulls whenever the symptoms appear. 1t
aQiets the overtasked brain and soothss the strain
ed and jarrins nerves, ard relaxes the tension of
the stomach which always accompanies and az
sravates the cd condition of the brain.
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BRIDaET.-Missus wants you 70 send her . box
of Cephalio Glue, no, bottle of Prepared Pills,-
but I'm thinking that's not just it naither; but per
haps yen be ahher knowing what It's Ye see
she's nig h dead and goDe with the Sick Headache,
and wants some more of that same as relaived her
before.
.DrSss,st.-You must mean spsldius's Cephalic
Pills.
BIidsst.-Och, sure now and you've sed it, here's
the quarther aud CIV me the Pills and don't be all
day about il sither.
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plumbers AND GAS FILTERS.

J. w. THOMPSON & CO.
Would call the attention OF water takers 20 their
full assortment OF Fixtures TO its intro
dactisn. As ci9ys;-KITGHENRA NGES,BATH
BOILERS, KITCHEN SINKS, PUMPS, Cast
IRON, Wrought iron, Lead and Galvanised w A.
TER PIPES, HYDRANTS and PAVE WASH
Frs, RUBBER HOSE, 30.
Having superior advantages, with practical
krowledge, We are prepared TO Introduce Water
INTO dwellings with ali the latest iInproveu snts,
promptly. and at prices that csnnot fail 70 satisfy
go Penn. avenue,
no a dtMarI bet 9Th and 10th sts.. south side.
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BOLD DEFENCE Hon. Benjamin F. Butler,
counsel for a Young man named Hackett, tried In
Cambridge, Mass for the murder Of Henry Gtllon
during street ARRAY, resOrted 10 an ingentou out
dangerous line of defence in order to save his
client. A brother of the accused man, and who
bears a strong resemblance to him, was called TO
the witness stand, and in response to the frst
question propounded, whether or not he was in
the neighborhood Of the scene Of the murder on
the night Of Its commission. declined answering
on the ground that he might eliminate himself
pleading the same privilege TO a subseq uent cues
ton The counsel for the defence also resisted
the questions, saying he had put this witness In
great peril g. save an innocent party, and he was
bound to protect him far as be legally could
Several witnesses swore positively that this last
witness really the guilty party, but the
jury. notwithstanding the grave doubts sought
TO be raised ia their minds, affixed the guilt upon
the accused-rendesinga verdict Of granddaughter
against him
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TWENTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS SAvEp.-Mr.
ebrated Prepared Glue aaa il ia estimated thai each
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth OF brok en-
furniture, thus making an aggregate of twenty mil
ysllsble invention. Having made his Glue house
hold word, he now proposes 10 do the world still
bis Cephaio Pills, and IL thsJ are as good az his
Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away like snow
in July,
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UrHp you ever have the Sick Headache! Dc
you remainder the thIobbins temples. the fsyerr5
How totally nnRt you were for pleasure, CONVERSE
ton or study One of the Cepha 10 Pills vouIc
then experienced For this and OTTER purposei
you should always have box OF them on hand x
use 81 occasion requires.
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GREAT DIscovBRy.-Among the most important
Of all the great medical discoveries of this age may
ton from Small Pox, tho Cephalio Pill for relief Of
Headache, and the use Of Quipine for the proven
whose benefits viii he experienced by suffering
humanity long after their dscoVeIers for gotten.
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saFdiy Realized.

stepped into the hspothecaries hand Gays hi 20 the
man, Can you hease me Of an 'esdscheg' "Ooes
ii haohe ard" ssys'e. "Hexceedlngly," says hi,
and upon that e gave me a CephslIc Pit. hand
pom me 'opor 10 cured me SO quick that 'aIdly
realised 'sd I'D an 'eadache.
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TsGpx WITH CHARLEsroN.-The steamer
Msssac husetts which IL now at Long wharf, will
not make another trip to the "Palmetto Republic"
FOR the present The steamer South Carolina, on
her return from Charleston, will probably remain
At her berth in this city until affairs assume
brig liter aspect.
There IL now no freight to or from Charleston
Two of the four steamers which usually ply De-
tween New York and Charleston have hauieo ON,
penses The Philadelphia line to Charleston has
been temporarily discontinued, and the Baltimore
line to that port poorly patronised In fact, the
aeet Of steamers which have been traBsactng a
hourishinp business between Charleston and ports
10 the North nnd the3 occupation gone" Ia the
stagnation caused by The secession fever in South
Carolina.
II has been proposed In some business circles
that these steamers should make a few trips be-
tween Boston and New Orleans, thus anticipating
the proposed new line between the two ports
Boston TrarslsT.
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Z X NCIS II ARP f X.
LyH AyISS oPfs5D

Corner Of Notc York avsSss aai 7sstk street.
may be want Of any artcR in the above line. HIS
ende8vors shall he 20 please, and by st1ct atten-
ton TO the wants Of the public, he hopes 10 merit
share Of their patronage.
His toek consists OF every article usually % be
found In hrst-olass Family Grocery and feed
Store. ms l1-U
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EAcTs WORTH ESowIrs.6Spaldins,s Cephsllc
Gus Hsadaqhe. Nervous Hesdsohe, Costiveness
and General Debility. :
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OCEANsTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS

(yIgBSWIG BRAID AND CURL MANU-
VI FACTORY, 242 Penn. avenue. near the COR
ner Of Thlrtsenth sueet-A very complete sssort-
N, Nc Of Bra,ds, Curis. Frlxettes. Bsndesus, &c.,
notice Hair Worf repaired OF taken In exchange.
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WATcHRERA.IEEIElNSS; A AS6s WARE

/ have one OF the best establ shnents. and fur
ing every description Of fine Watches, and ~
particular attention give TO the same, BY 49,
thorough competent workma And q. work gusran-
tied Also. every desorp ION OF standard SILVER
WARE, PLAIN and ornamental. manufactured uDdsr
my own supervision. which my customers will hnd
far superior in quality and finish to northern ware
sold by dealers in general and represented as their
own manufacture, III. o. HOOD,
n hsf
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nR. J. BCvEE DOD'S

~ INTERNAL WINE BITTERS,
Arc now being used from Maine TO the Great Salt
them either a. sssxsei4s or - bsrGags, 10 thai
thsy are unsurpassed in the world. DIR. Dods ueed
we purchases Of him the sole right TO manufacture
and preEens tseIn for ss.c 20 the public. For the
cure OF lneiPisnt ConezmSuon, Indigestion, Dys-
peysiE, PIes, Nervcxs Diseases, Female Com
PANT ana al cases IefslrlnE ato1o, they are DO
youd doRbt most irvslz1blo remedy. Aside from
their mc1icinsi proper lies theJ are . pure, whole
some AID ceiGhasl BsyereEe, producing ell thu
without their injaTions results Let ali friends o.
humanity and al advocates Of temperance assis
Us In substituting those yslrable Vegetable Ritter
with which the country is flooded, and thereby ef
teotue.ly sio In bsnlshins Disease and Drunkenes
from the Land.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD d 90,
PreDnetors, rs William street, New York.
j. SCHWARTZ. Agent,
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THE EVENING STAR.
IFoR The STAk'
A sALUTATION.

A sALUTATION
Come 20 INV aid. oh. gentle Muse.
NV landing lay inSpire
Pr 'tis to noble BTeckinTidse
now would wake my Tyre.
On. gallant champion Of the South
Tbine IA Asfs bean our hi Ehestpost,
Were her voice to DECIDE
Ru, tbou retire st from the held
~ ,th An UNFINISHED name
TbouSb not our highest power TO WELD,
Our lesder sll the same.
Three welcome bsck TO w ashlHston,
TO q il the honOTsd place,
AmonE our nations chosen enes.
M has been thine 10 gTase.
Ionx life and happiness to thee,
Long nav our Union stand.
And our loved city long remain
The sea. Of this great land
LILLE LINwSoB.
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pR: J. BOyBE DOpg

DR.. j. ROVEE DODR
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases ofthe Kidneys Bladder and Urinary
OrgSns, and especially for Female Obstru otlops,
never fail to cure. and warranted to give salts
kotion,
CHARLES 1aRI.sS,. w Y ~ IEI.L Sccox
J. SCHWARTZ,
jeT-ly,r Agent. Washlnstop. b. G.
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
RIooD R 1sS

Is precisely what Its name Indicates, for, while
inviEorating and siren the2ing TO the vita powers,
and at the same time revivihes, Ieinststes and re-
At once yssioyes asd rsrs * SYSTEM VIM
TO attacks a. disease. IL Is thl only, preparation
fully combined as to be the most powerful tonic.
and at the same time perfectly adapted TO. as to
ana hence viii sooths ths ,ceaksst stomach, and
tone up me digestive 2rgans anu thus a!lay Al ner
ting and at the same time It is composed entirely Of
yssets6isS vet SO so9bnsd IS to produce the most
furious consequences. Snch remedy has long
tG needs %sdos 70 'ls fSss dsb;
lows a.! attacks OF disease. and PROCEED. aad IN
Of many Of the most fatal. such. for example, as the
f1liowins; ConsuT ptlon, Indigestion, ,DyspeHsia,
N-pra gla, Palpitation OF tbs heart. Melanohoy,
Night ows ats lausoI, GiddInsss, Retention OF. az
aSd Ss p Of The %omS
as a. nPSG s sns ds9 in. pure
sure to cure as the sun il to rss and set There is
no mlstak. about !, But this is not sll If the
taoks toe 1--we. becomes torpid, or worse diseased
tho kd9sy 5rfq.s E psIfSTIa their functions, and
urine, or involuntary discharge Of the same, pain
in the back, side aud between the shoulders. ex
check cd soon emsciatIon follows, and the pstlent
goes down to permature grave. But space will
are liable ~ weakened ooudit ton OF the system.
but we Will say in this Cordial and Blood Remove
4
| rsmesy for loss of Appetlts. bIlIousness. Fatu-
Complaint, Chie and Fever, or an, b ious attack
| Ne1ra.gia, PalpItstion of the Heart, Depression
OfSpIrits, Sores. Pimpes on the Face, or any dis
ease ar.slng from impure blood. snoh as Sorofnls,
Eryslpetas, Bronchitis Cong n, difficulty Of Breath
ing, and all that GLASS of diseases cal ed female
| weakness. AMI enumerated above. We Will also
Say the traveller exposed to epIdsmcs, change Of
climate and water, will find 1t pleasant. safe and
snre rsmedy, and no ons should ever travel with
| cut. ke,d.r, try n, for we assure you Jon vi u
find "a II friend indeed. as well friend need
All persons OF sedeLtary habits will lind 1t per-
fect preventive OIL as well as for those all
ments which they are particularly exposed Henos
mlnlsters. students, attorneys, lterarv n'lemen
snd lsdles who are not aocust med to much out
door exercise, will find IL to their advantage to
keep bottle constantly on hand; and above a.
mothers or those becoming such, will 20 through
thar most period not only with all Oh ell
aocus'omed strength, but safe and free from the
thousand az ments so prevalent among the fsmai,
portion OF the wo Id In short, is indeed a mother
| cordial. Try IL old and young; no To- ger run tn,
risk OF desy: u will relieve and prove itself en-
phstloslly Restorative Cordial and Blood Rsaoua
tor.
%. J. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broad way, New
York, and la Market Street st. Louis, Mo-. AM
sold by all good Druggists. Price One Dollar pc
| Bottle. = =.
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
,non nAEp,ou
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEkEEPERs.
Err. DURKEE q CO.'S
0EL6CT SPICH9.

ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLYPU PURE,
but ground from fresh Spices, selected and cleSred
b. ms expressly for the purpose without reference
20 cost They are beautifully packed in hnfoil,
(lined with paper.l 20 prevent injury by Keeping,
and are full weight, while the ordinary fToond
Spices are almost i1varlahly short We vsrrant
them, In point Of strength and nohness OF favor,
BEYOND All. COMPARISON,
81 single trial WIN ebundenty prove.
Manufactured only by
murn.w.1 E;;E gpussKEEs Co.
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LET ALL WHO ARE IFFLiCTED
READ.
APPLY THE REMEDY

hhJOlCE NV hBdLIH,
Friend, do you suffer! Are you the victim Of any
kuIit, fths bl2od5 What are they, do you a.k :
source of life and health end il lie the FIRST element
Of our being to respond to lny oause which Affects
tbs syetem, ss the pulse infsllbI atteets The ever
prevailing Neuralgia, the irritating Eryspelas, the
subtle Scr0fula, the asonixlng RhslInatism. Ner-
vons Debility, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with its
toTeor and detection, aud the pumberees ills that
esh is heir to, derive their hdeops origin from the
blood. Deal kindly then and gently with the blood
Use tho vitalixlng resOuroe OF nature for ts aid
and suher rs to commend 70 your confidence and
use that truly valuable medicament known a.
MRS. N. CQDS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DISCRETION.
With regard TO this almost infsllble specific
popular sentiment has spoken in deoIded terms,
tslned BY constant eyovals Of curative effects and
the haPpiest results from its use are aftet all other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Let us say, IN ocnclusion, that certificates
cures are not sought from the itefste and super
fetal, but they are volunteered from the most
spectacle gouroes and justfy the highest terms In
which 1t 10 possible 60 commend valuable q
specific 70 public approval. We may aid also tia!
the curative properties of toe medic areeS
only BY Its restorative effects, the system recover
Ing from disease with renewed constitutional vigoT
For sale by sn respectable Drugglsts IN thil
CITY, and BY the proprietor. MRs N. COX,
None sepuine unless her name is blown on thu
bottle and her seal on the cork
| WolssaIs Asext. r.. :. T, CISSE1, Druggist
6eorg etown, ID c., Wholessle Agent for the Dis
trict, and win supply the trade at my prloes.
~
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

DALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WELLINGTON BRANCH. -
&4a
CHANGE OF HOURS. -.H
On and after SUNDAY, November 18th, 1850, the
trains will ran as follows: ..
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
First train at SD q. m.
Secopd Train at TAO q. m.
Third train at 5.l0 p. m, Express.
Fourth train at p m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE:
PIret train at AIS q. m, Express.
Second train at s.S6 o. IN.
Third ct sic p. m. 81. sr.
Fourth af4 % D. M, Express.
The FIRST, second and third trans from Wash
Ington CONNECT through 70 Phiiadelphia and New
York. ..n - -.f--s
The second sad third connect az WASHINGTON
Northwest; also, at Annapolis junction, for An
napois. For Norfolk take the > 20 a. m. trai ..
FOR the accommodation of the way travel be-
tween Washington and Laurel, passenger car
will be attached 10 the tonnsgs train which leaves
ON saturday the $40 p. m. train goes to Philsdel
no sd T. H. PARSONS, Agent.
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~ GALTS'
OITY STEAM FlRE-WOOD MILLS
AND
COAL DEPOT.
Foot Of Ssvsntsenth street, beIotc War Department.
WOOD prepared, any length and size, TO suit
the wants of each purchaser
COA'-KEPT IN COAL HOUSES, protected
from the weather-delivered free from slate, dirt,
and other impurities. 2,240 lbs. to the ton.
L. J. IL w. NJ. GAIT,
no loft 2S2 Pa. Az. bAtw. II tn and 18th SITS.
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UThe U. 9, RAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Limo.
Tickets can be obtained ut the South Western
Once, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsyv snia sv-
enue, to the following points:
Lynohbur., Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta
ChsstsnooSs: HSntsvills, Grand JunYct19n,
Montgomery W Noble obi Ne Mssm'his, and
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NEW ORLEANS
I'm THR1E DAT0
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.

Leave Westminster al q. m. and p. N.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot Of Seventh street at sH 2; m. and sk P m and
Sndria Trans for the Southwest
OHoe-PennsJlyania avenue, corner OF sixth gt.