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FROM poKT ROYAL.

The u. ). IrsLapou Nnianms, from Pot
Royal Ian. ., arrived tt a. port last evening N 30
hourt from Humpton Roads On the nmc evening
she lei Port Royal elc rassed the steamer McCloi'
Ian towing hight slip going 10 Port Royal. On the
afternoon Of the l.h parfod lcct " sailing vessel
and steamers th troop this side ri Iiatiera,, part
OF Gen BuInsides expedition.
Tie weather at Pou ROYAL is bid.
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SUSPENSION or ONO BANKS.

CLNVFIAsD, VhDTsthy, Jan. d. Iti.
One Of he conditions u Tie b.nh -suspeu-iuA Ian
e. that The banks pay mcut IN /, days after
the New-Yorh bnnk. do.
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sprEcn IN cALEH CUSHING.

B0,fuNl llllfl1ay, Jsn 10. "
Caleb Cushing made an earncst and eloquent
speech IN the House to-day in favor Of State ad t.
families Of youuccr..
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of Ocean Steamers.

HALlrAx, Thur.esy, Ial. 10 I"',
The Arabia arrived III 4:30 p. III. Sne has -
messengers for New-York. She viii sail a. q. IN
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nor greater vsor and cspabiiy - military lssdss,
wbet or in the storm Of actual battle. Ia tie mae.
tely manuvering OF bis retreats, than did Gen. SseL
Tremendous applause.
The meeting WAS then addressed Nv Messrs Wcll
won Geru-back, Reinbold Soleer Sigismuod Kauf-
mum, aud DR.. DOnal.
DE. DoSA. offered the following preambles and 70
solutions. which were adopted by exclamation:
Ireo The People Of the Union. in their n.joy are =
Of the Old Unions apostolic thing but only
recover tue territory Of the UnoD for homestesos for fes
men ~, "l sil n.tions ard none but feeuen;
Whereo. The Aimnisrr,ion 81 bei have kno~ledge d
o. the naon or have nt chosen hitherto to taho A5
Hh,a' The State OF Missouri would long ago b,.. been
the fer Gen ftsncis sige at the head Il bis
experienced ern.n troops. ard thai h. A. the head If W.
German sode. might almost 70 c.uy IN, wss
TO vctoriOn, cad and
w Ibe ieysins spirit Of Know Nothins an On
worthy Jealousy Of Dnleutis IVES. rcut Heel. Add Ia.
teutioLs Of Treason which ore, all IN our mil tsry D.
n-nt hv- ty serie Of revolving 10 gniti-- compsssl
Co. Sigs to resign ~ dec,red ar .s.iu. con
popular soveisn,ys ,pecially q foreign ciizsns and
Whe1fas TIE Gormah- H. psfii usJ have pr.c~ w
war deserved such matreatmen siucs they have
msndtd tive. bot ouly sgua righs aud the fosms
place in the ssfas' the enc mics Of the country;
me e.'. The fifty thou.snd German Union soldiers have
rE to oemsrd to be led ito the that General 10
whom alo they unanimously confde that he wi never ~
,ray ,ber Is yicr 10 The Soo,heTn br.rbren nee "a
them ir,B inability. use.ssly on the shambls a. ~nthe
ca,- a, Balr. Ran 6slPs Bur snd elsewhere; finally
Wherein war fer the ~ p-'uztion OF slavery 10 eho
Union worth 5000 90" Day and the blood 81 thoo
ss'os Of iecueu. white war for the Union vas 10 tes
OF noble founders and IN the hopes Of all tue cti H.
ed ~ord destined to be, alone worthy Of See ana
Sise OF SUCH Unlon.
their and will do Until Cen Sigel 10 ,ced 10
commard independent possible of sii TIA. German
troop Of the couptry honorable sphere o &C Ion -
cured 10 him. the wrong done him. is somshow asengeA
DIR. DoEA observed that he had no desire 70
have TIE re-olu,iops which he hid offered put to .
vote, for be knew that they embodied the iDent
OF that vast meeting; but be did call upon tsem,
t. ere 10 pledge every Of them their word thst
they would lot desst till the object proposed in Tie
aforesaid resolutions was fully carried out.
Then ana rot TIL then, would this great Republic
stand out before the world the proudest exenplsr Of
Human Freedom the history 81 mankind hal ever
known. Then she would he consistent with her
biyb professions and her silent ipfuenee prove moro
terrible to Faro, can despotism tEan ARMIES -
aImsdss. Loud appi ne.
The meeting then adjourned.
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TIE FIRsT CosNFcTIcyr B,rrERY.--Orden
were yesterday received from Washington TO for
ward to Por. Royal as as possible the 1t Con-
necicat Battery now qnartered al the Park Bar
racks. They VIII embark on the next steamer for
that point. The cannon, battery wagons, and hores
OF the corps are at present stored IN a building in
Thirty fourth street, in the vicinity VI he kailsoad
Depot.
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GEs- CAnyRoS's KEsIeEATIos.-Tbe PreAdr.
desires it to be understood that no cireumstai ces
connected with The 'ent change in TIE Cabinet ms
in any way impaired iis confidence in Gen. Camera q,
the administration. The name Of Mr.. Stanton was
suggested to ihe President by Gen. Cameron himself,
largely possessing the qualifications ting hin fos
the post OF Secretary Of War, and enjoying the
bounded confidence of the commanding General.
The names Of Mr. Holt aud Gen. Dix had be.n pre-.
viousy mentioned and the appointment Of the former
was Tor a short tine regarded Pc determined upou.
Washihgtol Republican.
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EKnm Kentucky.

LorisuILs, Thandsy. Jss. 70, 1872.
IN d. 0uiei lel-'y.
Policeman Kiroy. it il reported, il dying from the
wounds received yc-'erdIy.
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The BURNSIDE ExPEDITIos.-Any letters for the
officers or men Of the Rarnside expedition will be
cent directly to them if mailed at Col. Frank X.
Howe. store, 10. 2O3 Broadway, on or before Sat-
urday morning.
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N,y,L.-The British brig Mary HATFIELD, arrived
LET nisai from Havana, reports l0th inst., ?. M,
lat. 81 81. Ion ~ or, was boarded by the U. 8.
a. 4 Ill.
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
Organization of the Cavalry Forces

THE AMENDMENTS TO TIE ARTICLES OF WAR
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Retrenchment in Public Printing Expenses.
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THE RECIPROCITY TREATY.
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T Fl I L &C IM


Protsetsd By Roya! Letters Paten. of E.gland.
snd ssesrsd by the Seals Of ia, Ecols do Pkcy.
Macts dc Paris, snd tSs Imperial Collage of
MsdtciHs, Vtsxna.
T., TRIESEMAR No.
- tne electuel remedy for RELAXATION, SPrx-
AAfohhhBA ana EXHAUSTION CE THE SYSTEM.
c, TRlESEMAR No.2,
EomFistey ana entirely eredlcctes all traces of
thoee oisorders, for which Copaiva and Cubebs
nave generally beep thought an antldOte, TO the
tuia OF the health OF vast portion of the populs-
TRIESENAR Nos,
InS srcat and sure remedy of the civilized world
ioI al Impurities OF the System, well as secoad-
mercury, as well as other deletsTious INGREDIENTS
And which sill the SSrsapariils IN the void o.pnot
IeLIoVs. TRIRsEMAg No,. l, 2 and are alike de-
.old OF tssfe or smell and of sl nauseatin. auai-
nss. They are lG the form OF a loxenEs and may
eected ~
Sold IN TIN GASES at IS esuh, or four Is cases in
one tor 30, and In SH cases, thus saving IS as
ecmlnisteTed BY Valpeau, Lallemaud, Il Onx. q c.
&c; w hoiesale aud retail By DR.. n. A. BAR
SOW, 194 Bleecker street, q doors from Mao
Uoufal streetl. Now York. Immediately on TO-
celPt OF remittance, DR., BARROW will forward
Ariesemar to any sarL of tie world, eecufely
and addressed according to the instructions
OF the writer.
Published also BY DR. BARROW, that popuIsr
and beautlfu ily illustrated medical work, Human
FTsilty. Price Is cents. priesenar aud BOOK ca q
Dc obtained By sp goal ashority from s. O. FORD,
Washington. ID. G. cel2-sm
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IJ-In che Of cur neighbcring cities lives an
elderly man " no by thrifty economy, has amassed
quite large fortune Having invested portion
Of this in tbe United States : 81 Treasury n0les.
be vas noticed, daT or two ago, inc ling very
anXlOuSiy where he could ge: the cOcOOHS paid.
D-F B Petlingill aud c. 8 Sawyer Of Lou
don, y. ii caught tweEtY-s!X deer during the
last Two DAYS Of January, upon the ungranted
land Eelr Lincoln. TEis large haul OF venison
WIS accomplished with pocket knives and three
dogs
ia thousand Mo7mOns from the three north
Countries OF Europe, are just leaving fer Utah in
America, By way Of liant burg The greater part
come from Denm2rE, very MANY OF them belong
ing 70 the Wsll-tC-dO members Of the peasant
class
II The Saltpetre Cave. Kingston in Barlow
county, Ga, is new being worked by company
II IS sStimared that they Uii be ablc TO turn out
Loo Poaads PEI dly, sufficient 90 make - 0OG OF
H,c0O pounds Of powder.
IL Daring the last three months the Lon on
Critic has coun'ed W eighteen deaths Of females
clearly attributed 20 the fashion Of wearing crInO-
Nae
r. IL Four hundred and ninety one Of the rebel
prisoners at Alton, Ill hive taken the oath of
allegiance and been released
iE-Geo. Francis Trains railway IN West
minister, LOHdOn. has been dsCFeed nuisance,
IL Navigation on the Delaware and Rarilan
Canal Will re resumed on the Dol instant
IL Water is to ne let into the Pennsylvania
canal on Monday next,
IL On9 hundred gTadates Of Harvard College
arr now in Il 2 Federal army
IL The E-icasol iron clad vessel cost s275 Goo
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FINANCIAL From tie n. Y. Evening Post OF
Thursiay:
The sock market is tame to day. There Is
some apprehension about Burnside and the Merri-
mac and until this is removed prices VIII proba-
bly, undergo no great change. The market how
.Ter Is s'eadv az quotations. but lacks thespecua
I've vigor which maj ked the dealings previous 10
the evacuation Of Manassas.
The strongest Of the government Hat Is the Z 30
Treasury notes, these being rapidly absorbed by
investors. The sales were at 99A a99%, with ne
large lots offering.
Government sizes Of 1881 show no material al
tsration. The Registered and Coupon both sold
n 92za92%.
Money continues active call at per cent,
which Is still the ruling rate Of the market. The
business at per cent is small, and only TO ia
yUrite borrowers and on prime Collaterals.
The speculation in gold is quite active again,
but az trivial decline. The sales are mostly on
buyers ana sellers option at l0l :. ALOHA. The
cash price is 10I HalOl;s.
The banks Of Boston are arranging to settle
balances In S per cent. government certificates.
The specie is about Gig 1t and half millions.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rI,HE MOsr GRATIFYING INFnRMA-

THE MOST GRATIFYING JyFoEMA
upn That We car give our readers who are
saneIlIs from Colds, IS the faot that 4 EARSUN'S
MEDIC ATED TAX DROP; are really 3 good
TeHedy. bIanJ OF our friends have tried them with
success Tor GOnGEs- Sore Throat, Hoarseness and
asthma. These corrections also give Tsiei to
ConsGnpnveS Singers and Public Speakers who
h-e tToabled with Ihrost Disesses Ind re'Isf by
aelns Pearsou's Medloaied TarDrops which q ear
the throat OF husky and ticking sensations, pro-
aGo7o bI Too much eIeTtlOn of the vocal organs,
MA give strength. tore ani fu ness To the voice
Prep2ret ard Geld by GRO. PEARSON, No, S
EE2i tan Liberty 81, Baltimore. sold also ~ 491
Alexandra; A. n. HINT FrsderIck: and by tins
tIlLe1al druggists an cOnisctioners, at 10 cents
80 pAcssge fe "a I'm
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u The Vermont commissioners to procure
sliOtments Of soldiers pay, have finished thsir
labOrs a. the DIFF rent camps. The total allot-
meut amounts 10 S}}2 CSC per annuu, which will
i'e brought into the State. and distributed among
the families and friends Of the soldiers or remain
on deposit in the state Treasury, drawing per
cent. Interest.
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I-rA curious practice is said to exist among
the chinese of California. Chnanlan Is mar
ried 10 Of the loose women of the larger titles
and sells her al from $500 70 S5CU He then re-
turns to the city aid makes application to the
authorities for his wife, Of when the law com
pels the surrender % the husband The Leg isla-
tUfe 10 obliged to interfere, such has become the
extent Of the tra5ic
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rae EVEN ING STAR.
NATIONAL HYMN.

BIZ EMMA WILLARD.
God save America!
God grant our standard may,
Where'er IL wave,
Follow the Just and right,
Foremost be in the fight,
And glorious still ia might
Our own 20 save.
Choyus-Father Almighty,
Humbly we crave,
Save Thou America,
Our Country save
God keep America
OF nations great and free
Mans nOblest friend;
Still with the ocean bound
Our continent arOund,
Each State in place be found,
Till time shall end.
ChOruS-FatEer Almighty,
Humbly we crave,
Save Thou America,
Our Country save
God bless America
AS in our fathers day,
So evermOre,
God grant all discords cease,
Kind brothefhoods Increase,
And truth and love breathe peace
From shore TO shore!
ChOTES-Father Almighty
Humbly we crave,
Save Thou America,
Our Country save
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
TRAINS.


- ~
o. e.d AJsr MONDAY, Fssrsars 5, lisa.
PAssEssKR TRAINS BrrwxKF
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
win run as follows:
S'z DStty 5Satss hrTtc. ar sad Dspa,t Jros
HeSAtHGfcS DAY. dsrtas tts Wesk,
ssd too sEsdefs
For Philadelphia ard New YoTk-LeSye NAsh-
inEs &C. s 49, ~. Il % A n ia ane 500 NJ
7te y. and 20 Snd o. Pm.
E E hnnaPolis st 7to n. and t@PN.
For bsThsSar ai az a the Sorih and West s.r,
w eshIngton a. 6 90 N, and 100 or 500 N.
For Frederick a. Z % a n, and 500 N.
nor,,,.1 TEAMS 2 koEINs WORTH
i've g Bs59cLs iS -; PRisa.iT ia 20 i.ss
A. n. Arrive "a Baltimore $50 A. n. No conpsc
nens AZ Baiumore. This is the Morninr oonneIIon
New ISI: MT !. EI.in.I:,y: w..4ies.oa ., Il
pfis IRAN lie lea, :: washington At 500,
N.resching Baltimore attso q, and Philadelphia
Afternoon AccommodAton-lesye Washington
ne1ions 5: BatirseTe. TRis is the afternoon con
EysEInF ,ETgLess-e.re wSshinssen ths
Awe s s. SSs otF So + NJ Ph,sdel,h, 1919
On Sundays leave Washington stsco and p. n.
ODtys
The p. v. trim from Washington connects
though 70 New York every day during the vect.
TEAMS EOVIN6 SouTE,
Lesre rev ork stf A. r.; philadels hia n - A,
n; ts umeTe 90 ?, y. Arrive .! Washnrton
Leave Nsv York .tsP. NJ; PhiladelshIs lo.Jo ,.
n. baFumers go A. n. AT1ye e. Wellington az
A.
Leave Nsv YORK 1t II p. ~; Philadelphia $50
49,; HAlunors1-S5 An. Arrive st Warrington
Local Accommodation Trans cave Baltimore
~ A n, a2a 30 ?. n for Washlnttcr, arrive
tnsFe "a u A. -. aud 6tS Pm.
On sundays a. z.Se ana 7S5 a. NJ. only from RaltI-
moie. No Annapolis or Frederick connexions on
Passenger Trains leaving washington NJ 40 A.
N. ard 4 20 ?. N.. S1d Baltimore at - A. n end ta
p riske dlrc1t connections for knusHolis at the
Junction, Tho ? ~ n, and SOe n. connect st
ScaT 'or FredeIlok, Haserstown, to-, &C., ex ,ePt
Trans leSvs Annapolis for Baltimore aua W..h-
lnston 81 SO a. ~. and scr
Passenger Trains leaving Washington II s.HG A.
". III A, ~. a3d ?. NJ, and baltimore At $50 sn0
'ES2 A. N, Will stop only az lnrdrclfs yrncfsOz.
way Passengers must take the zccOpsE4 oiatios
7SctRE only.
Trains viii leave Washington and Baltimore
rroSDffy Spe- c1rd fts'ss, excepting that the as
NJ D u. Gnd ~ N trains will wait - mi uUtes
u neoessaIy, 20 secure tie passengers and Msls
For Slok AMI Wounded Soldiers-A speclai car.
with an attendant, With beds, will leave Washing
ton twice week for Phil.deiphIa ofreot 81 n NJ,
IOI the accommodation of sick and NoInled
soiolers. W. Y. SMITH.
fs4 Master Of Trans portafiop Rat
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DR.. CHARLES r.. BOTELER,
DENJTIST.
No $50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH Srs.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL cBEop,xsr, ROM.
e TT,
WIrzosf MHrAL Paw o. y.L.,,.

o,o >, Nbs =. 3 gIGESMONU,
sIo Bree4sras, Etss YoTS-26O Psra s,l-ssts A
c.,s -, osssss liza cHa l3tA SIS, Wasktngfcr.
OsIs tne attention of the public 10 the following
sdscqtakss Of his improved system: -
ihe Teeth of HIS manufactures will Sss$s
ne.5i coTode nor change color by snyxIc
NO teeth or roots need be extracted "a the
tInnoiei ones oan be inserted over thsm
o ache. ~ He'eI
Z: NO t1Taforary teeth are reee.d, SIS permanent
Hs Ca ns mnoe lnrledleteiy, thereby preserving
ahe Old system is frequently dishsured.
Lhls work has beea fglly tested ever Ave Years
OF many OF tie First chemists and ghyEiosn. OF tbjS
country. VI 'ii-
DT. ). has also invented 9 white undestructiv.
mot2l ming, with which the most sensitive teeth
Ssn De MED without PalE, and can build NJ per
Ieot sonnd tooth on Any SIDE roots, which will last
through lifetime. ~
+, A ne best Of references Eiyen-to Dr. v. Mott; Dr.
rOTemas, Professor o. Chemistry, N, v; Hon,
Judge Wayne, Of the SuDreme Court Of ws,bin,|
tor, enc thousands OF others.
Csll and eXRmlne toT Yourself ro,sn
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GAS FITTING, &c.

A VIZ y, DOVE d co,
kARE NoE FreFered 70 ozoosts sry srSsrs VIII
Stleh tney MAJ bS favored 10 the
fkoIaB BINS, Gas OR 2TEEk FITSINE
BRSiNESS.
III Stcre CO stn street, 3 few dooTE north Of Pa
sTeres, where usy he forI6 complete as.o-tu,eri
GCHANbEL IERS aud stssr cas-, SE "a vi Ems
WATER FiETHRFs "a Us
w Sks FIETeEES,
W hsNe II Store, End are caI receiving, ElS
tIITcHES OF eltlrsly New Patterns and Designs
and tlnsn superior II style 20 anything heTetofcFs
shef'u In this market. We invite citizens genera
10 eail and examine our stock OF as and W a.oT
TX ares, iee.lnE Confident thst &c have the bsst
selected stock IN Washington,
Al WcTk IN the above line larsEted &C ear care
Iii be ETsL1Ssig attended to.
kYEEE d MceEAS.
Hsfta S7S street.
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DENTISTRY.
DR. J. n. PEABODY,

k' j. Il. PEABODY,
Attends 30 ell branches Of his profession AZ the
most reesonioi rates for which good op -
: Umce No. 2T6 pennzFlvania avenue SIpI1
lth and 18th streets Two doors east of the
klrkvood HOUSE, In same buildiar wish Or non
eieson. NH 8 1ms,lN
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1861 THE u-6S
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
~

with its connectlons)
IL FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT.
STONE BALLASTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE nAILY TRAINS IRON
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH!
Two ofthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRIsBrRs
With trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FROM
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
10 Gil points in the
WEST, NoRTH-wIsT AND SOUTHWEST.
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srCK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.

Published sn conformity scsth tbs resolution
oftke Senate of July Is, 1851.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Sptsnaid Sleeping Cars on oil Nteht Trains
Smoking Saloon Gers 01a all Trains.
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M TEETH.
~. LL9HMIs, -; ths Inventor and patsnte,
s slsas MINEhAL PLATE TEETH, e.
mAny persons can wear these teeth who b
sAnnot wear others, and no person can wear othsrs
VINO cannot wear these.
PERSONS cslling % my oHoe en- Re Accommodated
win any style and hrlse OF Teeth they nav der1rr
pat 70 those vno are particular and wish the purest
oeene-s, strongest, and most perfect depture thnt
AT can produce. the MINERAL PLATE win "a
more fully warranted. "
Rooms IN this oIty-No. SIS Pa aysnrs. bstvs..
phln. -. - , e.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers Viii take the a. m. AND D. n. trains,
arriving IN Baltimore at 80 q. m. and - .. n,
where close connections are ma &c with tre Dc on
the Northern Central X. r.. ard arrive IN srrIs-
burF a. ?. m. snd Las s. NJ, there meeting
with the trains on the Pennsylvania Csnsrs,
RAILROAD for Gil parts OF the west.
FREI6HTS.
By THIS route, fEeights OF ali descriptions c1u is
loIHaTaea 10 aud from any point on the Railroads
OF OElo, keutucEy, indlana, Illinois, WISCONSIN,
lQva, or Missouri, ~ Rcllroad dtrecf
The Pennsy wanna Central Railroad also connects
st PlttsbuTE with Steamers, by which Goods can
Be forwarded 20 sEy port on the Ohio, muskinrum,
kentuoEyi tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Miss
lssiPBl, " lsconsIn, Missouri, Kansas, Arkarsss,
AGO Red lyerE; and at Cleveland, Sendusky and
Cnicago with stesmers 10 al Northwestern lakes.
nerchAnts and clippers entruEting the srsnsnor-
tetlon OF their Freight TO this ComKauy, can rely
with oonhdenee on lts speedy transit.
TIE RATES OF FREIGHT 70 and from any
point IN the West, by the PennsylysnIs Central
haiIroe0, Ggt 80 az tissss yscorsbss as sFs
ekayEsd ~ otksy Rst!Tcod Co~lpastss.
IJ Be particular to mark packages "vIA PIsE.
MAGRiW 4 Rooms, Freight Agents,
No. 50 North street, Baltimore,
ENOCE LEWIS, Genl Superint't, Altoona, Pa.
=. Il. HOUPT. 6en'l Ticket Az e, PhIlade phia.
II, HOUSTON, 6ell Freight Agent, Phlla-
delphiRa ia <-dly
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ID For Through Tickets. apply 81 the Office OF
the Northern Central Rail Road Com
pans, Calvert station, Baltimore.
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IL Washington papers please copy and send
bills TO the War Department mar H-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-15

At Gsrsra! Hospital, Union Hotel, corss. Birds
and Washingfos strssts, Georgetown, March z.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

THE REPORTS FROM FREDERICK.
FREDrRIcK, Md. Sept. IL, 1859.
A deserter--a sergeant major of an Alabama
regiment-came in last night whe reports tss