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Free DelIYerY OF Letters.

Parties wishing their mail matter delivered By
Carriers will please leave orders to that effect at
the Postmaster's Room, with any Carrier, or BY
letter through the PostOtoe, when they will be de-
IiVered, without extra charge, with promptness,
according to the following Timetable Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office;
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying between tho Biyer and east side Ontario st.,
Qncluding the Ox-BoW hats), the Deliveries viii
FIRsF DEIIvERY.-Carriers will leave Postofice
at 500 A. N. with proceeds Of all night mails.
sKCosD DELIFERT.-Beave Postofioe as 1000 A.
NJ with proceeds OF 1880 Eastern
Third DE1vERT.-beaVe ll:3O A. n. with pro
ceeds Of 9:20 A. N. Western, 9:l5 A. n. sanduAky
Way, $50 A. N. Cincinnati, 9.25 A. N. Pittsburg,
and l0:2O A. n. Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELWERY.-LeAve at zoo P, N. Tor Drop
FfTrd DELIvERT-LeAve at 400 P. N. with pro-
ceeds Of 2l5 P N. Eastern, 2:55 P. n. Western and
''fS SIKH SEIIvERT-Leave at 600 P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Living between Ontario street and Wilson ayenues
including serantOn's Flats, the Heights, and the
FrRsr DEIrvFRv.-Leave Postoface ct 500 A. N.
with proceeds of night mAils.
SFcoSD DELIvERY.-Leave at 1880 A. n. win
proceeds Of all forenoon mails except l0.2O A. NJ
Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELTvERY.-Leave at $3.50 P. n. win
proceeds OF BIS P. N. EaStern, R55 P. n. Toledo
and 800 P. N. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THE BUsI-
MESS TERRITORY.
FrRsF COLLEOTIOE-Wii commence st 500 A. n.
for the $3.50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic aud Great
sEcoSD-Wil commence at 1000 A. n. fsr DroI
| Letters.
THIED-Commenees at I1:S0 A. N. for 1.60 P. \
Pittsburg, 2;45 NJ. Columbus, 2;45 P. n. Toledo
and S.25 P. N. Eastern Msy.
FoURTH-COmmences at 200 P. n. Tor S;oO P
Eastern and 4:30 P. N. Sandusky.
FIFTH-OOmmences At 400 P. n. for Drop Letters
sIxTH-Commences at 500 P. N. for sOO P. n
Eastern, 10 90 P. N. Western, and 1000 ?. n. Gin
| cipnah +; $50 A. N. (nsxt morningl Mahoning; so
A. M next morning) Pittsburgh; s:05 A. NJ. mex
morning) Cinnai; and $40 A. n. (next morning
Toledo.
| COLLECTION IN THE -FOUR DELIVERY
TERRITORY
VIII commence at s:0oA. NJ, 1880 A. NJ 300 ?
Il n. and 4;30P. 81.
z, COWBES. P. n.
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Lucky Editors.

The recent Democratic State Convention
held in Rhode Island nominated Alfred
Anthony, publisher of the Providence Post
for Secretary Of State; Thomas Steere,
editor of the Post, as candidate for Con-
gress in the Eastern District, and Gideon
Bradford, late editor of the Post, for the
same position in the Western District.
When we add thst james 7. Smith, pro-
prietor ofthe Providence Press, is Cover
nor of the State, and 3 candidate for re-
election, and that Henry B. Anthony, edi-
tor of the Journal, is United States Sena-
tor, it will be understood that editors and
publishers are certainly appreciated in
Rhode Island. Chicago Tribune.
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trAlnG.
ARRIVAL OF HAIIs AT DEPOTi'
EaEssFn Through ErFos At I;SO A. H. &l5 P. n,
and 9:25 P. Ne
Eastern way arrives As IOO A. n.
Western Through arrives At 9ss0 A. IL e;tV r n
do Way arrives at 2:55 p. n.
eandusky Way arrives 1t s:16 A. d.
Cincinnati Through arrives ct $50 A. Ms 300 r H
do Way arrives ct $50 p. IA.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9:66 A. h
Way arrives at 1910 P. n
Mahoning Way arrives at 1O:25 A. d;
hesdvills arrives at 1923 A. n.
Medina Way arrives At 100 P. Il.
ROokport, 40, arrives Tuesdays, ThuTIdAFs snd
Saturdays At l2 n.
WArrsnsviIle arrives daily At l0:l5A.M.
Eass Cleveland and Euelid arrives daily "a. n.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
IksTEEE THRoUaH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. Rev
York, Hartford, and PAinssvilis, GensTA, AGhtaba
Il und Oonnaant, closes ct $50 A. n.
EAsTERE THRoUaHs for New York only, CLOSES At
TAsrHRn rHaoUaH, for ErIs, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford closes At 800
Pm.
EAsfkEH WAY, for an poIntI bstWssa Cleveland
WEsTIBE THRoUGH, for Toledo, Detrsit, Chicago;
and Milwaukee closes at 7:l0 A. N.
WEs1ERE THRoUsa, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohicagob
Dubuque, St. Joseph and Cairo closes ct 600 P. u.
WEsEERa WAY, for ell points between Oeysland
and Toledo, closes At 1:45 P. n.
SAEDUsKT WAY, for SaDdusky and al interme-
diste points, closes at S:SO 4. N.
CINoIEsATI WAT, for all points between OlsvslAnd
and Cincinnati, closes At T5O5 A. N.
OW0IEEATI THOUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
EewArk and Cincinnati closes At 1905 A. N.
OIs0MEATTI THROUeH, for Columbus, OincinnAs,
Louisville st. Louis, indianapolis zAnesVills, and
Wheeling, closes st 800 P. n.
PFFTzRURGH THRoUaH, for PittIb burgh and Wash.
tngton, closes at 1880 P. n.
PrTTsBURGH WAT, for all points between OlsVos
sad, WelsVille, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil.
tdslphis, Esisiaors and Washingtons closes At 700
An.
hAE0TuEa WAY, for all points between OisYSlant
Gnd Youngstown, closes ht 2;46 P. n.
MEADvILLE, closes at 9:50 A. NJ.
MuIEA WAY, CLOSES as 1:S0 A. n.
RooKPoRF, ko., CLOSES on Tuesdays, ThurSdAYI
and SATURDAYS, At l2 n.
WLBsHSsVIELH, closes daily, IOs0A. n.
GAs CEHVuAED and Euclid, CLOSES daily, At ,
2. ID.
Mall and Drop Letters are required By Law 10 b
prepaid.
A tW0-osnt stamp.
once open from 800 A. NJ. to 7:5O P. NJ. On
Sunday from 800 to 1000 A. NJ.
n CQWLEs, P. q.
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oERELNoATB OF AUEHoRTTYi
CTo expire on the Slzt day Of January, 1869
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INsURANCa DEPARTMEET,
r.--.-.-.---- ~. MI IanE L

OFFIOE OF THE AUDITOR OF sTATK,)
INsURANCt DEPARTMEET,
coLUHBUs Ohio, March q, lsG5.
WHTEEAs The Columbian Insurance Company,
located ct New York, in the State o. New York,
dtion, as required by the first section Of the act
"To regulate Insurance Companies not Incorporate
ed by the State Of Ohio" passed April s, 1885, and
amended February 9, 1854; and WHEREAs, said
Company has furnished the undersigned satisfac-
tory evidence that it is possessed Of at least One
Hundred Thousand Dollars of actual capital in
vested in stocks or b0nds or in mortgages Of real
estate worth double the amount for which the same
is moTtgaEed and WHEREAS, said Company has
filed in this Office a written instrument under its
corporate seat, signed by the President and Secre-
tSry thereof, authorizing any agent or agents Of
said Company in this State to acknowledge service
of process, for and In behalf Of raid Company se-
eording to the term Of said law.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance OF the first section
Of the aforesaid act, /, JAMES H. G0OBMAH,
Auditor Of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
Eaid Columbian Insurance Company of New York
h authorized to transact the business of Marine In
Burance in this State until the thirty-frst day OF
January, in the year one thoHs~-1 EIGHT hundred
and sixty-six.
In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto sub
lsEAL scribed my name and caused the seal OF
lsTAHPl ny Office 70 be affixed the day and year
above written.
JAMES d. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
H.F. BRATfON, Agent,
mch301es No. 6, Atvater Building.
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,S#i & FL ER6FesnI


go1ES OF THE SPECIE10 Pill
WIN promptly and Perm9ane1tly cure any case. case o.
NIGHTLY or Daily Losses, however originally causedi
or however aggravated IN charseter while tney . VII
speedily correct those terrlDly morbid commons
which spring from the primary disease, or Eom se-
0rI THE SsPFCIFIO PILL Is equally applicable to the
treatment Of every kind Of Genital Urinary rrita-
tion, ImpOtency or Incapacity, Diabetes, Lime e. or
s'Brick-Dust' Deposits in the Urine, MILKY DIS
charges, Inflammation or Weakness Of the kidneyi,
a. Cergymen, Lawyers, Students, and all who
t1liovv sedentary occupations, or whose Brain and
fYvors systenl are overworked, are peculiarly lis-
tle 10 weaknesses Of the Genito- Urlnary UreAhs-
These should not sail 70 use IHE PLoIlio @ ~
disordars, sure to have ssyeraif and SOMETIMES
ulost, Of the following
SYMPTOMS,
Dr-aured Digestion; Loss OF Appetite; Loss OF
% Eiri SSs5 With l1stfuI dreams; Troubled Breath
~. Esiiure OF Voice; Irregular Action Of the heart
p17st1IoUs Frupsions on the face and neck head
i. 4 fscfo5, Of fhe Eyes; Loss of MemOryi Sud
5eI l1shes OF heat and Blushings; General Weak
ness and Incidence AYsEon i of Il tbe Genital oTTa1s
Tnyountary Daily or Nightly Einlsslonsi ~
Desire to Pass Water, with peculiar attending ssh-
BatlOns; Melancholy, &c.
PRoFFsy1oEAL OrIEIoss.-'I have used yoqf spe,' ~,
eic Pills in many cases OF sperInst9rrnee s5a A
the most perfect success. y. Anton SaHuot7' ~
D.. LII. D., Brooklyn.
DIT Is as near specific as any medicine can oe.
have cured very severe cases WIN rum 81 ~
doses ''-B Keith, NJ. D., I'd. Repertory Of Medical
81 know Of no remedy in the whole Materia medl-
ca equal to your Specific Pill in Seminal or UTlnay
Wesknesse5 "-Adolph Behre, M. D., Prof OF Organ
ic Chemistry and Physiology, M; Y l. .-,,,,,v
PERSONAL OPnuoNs.-"Mr. Winchester Is worthy
Of an Confidence and devotes himself enthuslaste'l,-
fT Ia these preparations ID Meredith Reese, NJ. "
II u American Medical Gazette, N. y.
81 have o personal knowledge OF Mr.. winchester
honesty and INTEGRITY; and assurs the Iroies
son and lie public that his Preparations can pe re-
lied Or. .i'--Jas B. ChiltOn, NJ. D., Chemist h. I.
THE SPECIFIC PILL
Ts mt a Homeopathic remedy, nor does it contain
sTc1y c iron, Oantharides, or any injurious ingre
sF-Prioe-sI'per box; six boxes Swhen ordered 3
| o,oel Tor ~ Sent by Mail. Sold Wholesale and Re
taI Il the Sole General Depot in the United States
j. WINCHESTER,
,,,Jo.R7-v S6 John street. n. Y.
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STATE oF NEW YoRK,l.s

COUNTY OF NEW ToRK, 30
Benjamin c. Morris, President, and William NJ
Whitney, Secretary, Of the Oolumbian Insurance
Company, bting severaily sworn, deposs and say
that the foregoing is full, true and correct state
ment OF the Affairs Of the said Company, that the
said INSURANCE Company is the bona fds owner of
at least ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS of aetusl caih Capital invested in Stocks
and Bonds, or IN mortgages on real estate worth
double the smount for which the same is mort
gsgsd /; and that they are the aboVe-dsscribed
officers Of esid Insurance Company.
BE-. h0RRIs, Pres't.
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TONSORTAL,
WIGs AND HAIR WoEA.
EE. D Y'S EEW KsTABLIsUEEET,

TIE LAEGheT IN TIM STATE
Oh we EAklhn AEQ Q1lEs' HAl8 DRESSING
- PUBLIC SQUARE.
Aanuiactursr Of 81 kinds Of WIGS, including
ths oslebrnted
ILLUSIoN WIG. III
that 30 resembles nature ~ 10 defy the closest
Iorutiny. A very large and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, drought by the propristor from
Europe, for SWITCHES and BRAIDs-ths SnSgi
Assortment sVer seen in this city.
hAdleY Front Pieces and HaIf-WIgg,
In svsrJ Hsylss with al improvements.
EETs OF oURLs, made frOn Frsnoh EaturG
Oarssi Hair tguAra1tsed.l
EUGBHH poUBLG and TRIPLE BOWS,
WATERFALLS, &o.,
Hade BY tbs advertiser, equal to thosa Inlportnd
Ladies' BrAids made into any kind Of Held -DFeI,
or Bow without injury 10 Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING IN the most p-eVnN
ne and fashionable styles.
b9.An work warranted - represented,
HOT And COLD BATHS as ah hcurH, 6S4p
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Subscribed andEWorn before me this seventeenth
day Of nsroh, 1855.
isesll CHARLIS EETTLETOE,
RSfsmp.1 COm'r for Ohio in New ! Jrk.
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PRESENTS.

-
Christmas snd New Years at Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US a CALL
We Rave Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to Us and Bargains seourei
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Ma Nv more styles than III now try to pen
Coat. Overcoats, Pants, Jackets and Vests
An our own make and surely the best.
We have searfa and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
Shirts. Gloves and Collars, sulpenderS and Hata,
HaIf. Eose and handkerchief, Wrappers and DraN-
erB,
Made out of SILK, Wool, Merino or esuze;
And many more things that are usefnl and nioeI
which for these times we'll sell at very low price,
And then for the ladies' God bless the dear
And grant that no sorrow may ere mar their fea-
The present for them which viii give them most
pleasure, -
IG 3 SEWING MAOHINEa one OF slHGEH's, you
know,
Ia ahead Of all other Machines made 10 to sew.
It h simple, Il Is handsome, and easy 10 run
And by far the best Sewing Machine uuder the sun
Tnen All who want Presents 70 UNION HALL ME-
We'll We know, that when there you'll not fail TO
For the its that are valued and priced most Of al
Are those that are purchased at our famed UNION
HALL.
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oEFoE o. Fal AUDIEoR % srAEE, |

OFFIoE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., March q, 1856.
It iE hertby certified that the foregoing IS a cor
rect copy Of the Statement Of the condition Of the
Co.umbian Insurance Company Of New York, made
to and filed in this Office for the year 1856.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
ISeai1 JAS. h. GOODMAN,
fStsmp.I Auditor of State.
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NLOTHING CHEAP.

WE WILL SILL, FOR THE NExT
w Thirty Days, our heavy stock oi sUBIOHE I
OVERCOAfS and SACIK OYERO0ATS, at COST.
A large stock Of Business Suits, English v alking
Ooatss Sack Goats, blnsk Frock Goats, and Fancy
Cashmere Pants and Vests, at greatly reduced
prices. We will give great bargains In Under Gar
ment1 and Gents' Furr ishing Goods.
Our Custom Department Is now complete In every
rartJcnIsr 8. MANN,
dsol6 l62 supsrior st., opposite Bank 1t.
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z RNDALL & co.
SILKS /! SILKS (!

RARE BARGAINS in HANDSOME SILKS
now offered.
DRESS GOODS,
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS,
AND D0MESTICS, ct the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
nbq5 KENDALL 8 co.
hRRSs GOODS.-I HAVEssTHI
day received small lot Of small checked
Poplins at only Six Shillings Yard. Also
Plain Barathea Cloth, Alpacas, Plaid Monarss
Striped and other seasonable Dress Goods, which,
having been purchased since the fall in prices,
am enabled to sell at very reasonable rates. ANY
one wanting TO buy good and cheap Dress VIII co
we'll to call at 8. HYMAH'S Cheap Dry Goods Stores
BARGAINSl BARGAIHsI Call and Bee-
Blk snd White Balmoral Skirts at $40, worth -
Good Quality Irish Linen at 500 and 81 q yard
Linen sheeting only Sl-5O yard
Striped Shirting Flannel only 500 yard
with q number Of other bargains TO which the
Public are respectfully invited BY g. HYMAH,
mills Cor. Superior st. and Public Square.
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DAILY LEADER.
TIE NIAGARA FALLS PEACE con.
EIRENGE.

Letter from Horace Greeley to Mr..
Lincoln.
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PosT OFFicE TIRaE1ARLE
1885, Winter AEFaRgomeHJ ISS4-S,
FOB TIE
.kRREEAh Am CLOSING OF MAILR,


ooanHHamEs Ho1DAK, ocToInE SIsF, 1884.
~ Mails viii be opened And ready Or dsliysrv
eae hour after arrival Of trains.
~ An Malls eloss oas hour bsio7s departure 9
trains.
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". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any
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SHIRT COLLARS.

HEADQUARTERS FOR
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INsURANcE.

On the s1st day Of December, 1864, made to the
Auditor q Ohio purIuant 70 chs Statute o. that
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The greatest amount ALLOW ed by the
rules to be insured in any one city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-03-30
THREATENING STAR.


BelNm ore Markets, Horcn zSsns
ocase-No.hing Of importsnc e,s doing ana
Super were rep on S6sngs a 1915 pes
sa,mo ssy ai Is a ana1E IS cent psr
Dbl. lower. Quotations for other descriptions
rye nfEfioour-Firss quality is inactiss and
Corn Meal~No sales reported. City Minis
nominal at S7aS7 IS. ssyss 52sr
the Corn Exch aDge comprising $500 basheis
Wheat, IL, GOO do. Corn, $500 do. OatA and 200
do. Rye. White Wheat sold at 230a25o ceats,
and ssa Wheat a. 2G cents lot
Market heavy at the close, sales Of very fair
Maryland Red being reported at 210 cts: Damp
White Corn brought l35 cents, and dry fsiiow
125al33 cents, prime samples OF yellow oeing
placed at the inside rate It the close OF Cnange.
Oats ware neglected and nominal at % cents,
weight No sales of Rye reported.
Proyisions~Market inactive and unsettled.
Prices as follows: Mess Pork S30aS}2, prime
Mess SOS 5OaS29 so, Bacon Shouluers le al9
23aa3E cents, Bulk Shoulders l5af59 cents
Sides los, a17c., Western Lard 21a22c. and Bal
timore refined at 26c. = %
Sugars-Transactions not previously re-
ported comprise 2G5 hhds. English Island, for
refining, 1t 1lh cents, and 35- hhds. choice
Grocery do. at is cents. We quote rates as be-
Cuba and E. L. com. to good refining. IL 25ai1i5
i" p" prime grocery. ID oOais.0o
Poto Rico common to good grocery. IA U0a14.OO
prime to choies grocery. Is. O0ai6 90
New Orleans fair to prime .OD. eOaOOIO
Refined Sugars-Prices are lower, dsliy-
cries of 20 or more packages being made as
follows: lFI- =
Loaf. ......................1sK cts per Id
Standard Crushed, Powd'd and
formulated. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S4
SOFT CRUSHED.
a Wnlte. .....................H4
"a " " "
.................s... ION =" ~
" io19 ~ -
Golden Syrup in bbls ...Sl.07 I" gal
do DO in half bbls. cents, and in Kegs
10 cents additional.
Seeds-Sales of Glover reported at SI7 5Oa
el7 s. Timothy we quote at SO %, and Flax
seed at IS 05. 81 ~
Whskey- No sales reported. City and
Ohio nominal at 81 1892 30 baltimore Amsri-
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FURTHER BY THE ASIA.
Great Britain


The London Times editorIally reviews Pres
ident Lincoln's Inaugural Address, and says
it reveals his disposition and opinions more
completely than any verbose compositions
which have proceed from his predecessors
The Times admits that he has fulfilled the du-
ties which destiny imposed on him with firm.
feeling Of exhilaration at success or sanguine
anticipations of coming prosperity. : His ad-
dress appears to be intended to repress the
more sanguine expectations. of the Northern
people and to intimate to them that fresh exer.
tons and service will be necessary for the at.
tainment OF their object. FEs 81
The London Daily News says tina. the ad.
dress is humane. modest and firm in tone.
The Times has an editorial on the arrival of
the Shenandoah at Melbourne, and says that
her commander does not appear to have asked
any indulgence which can properly be refused
him, and the Governor has but one course
open-that OF strict adherence to the spirit OF
the instructions from the British cabinet.
The Memorial Diplomatique, of Paris, the
organ of the'Mexican Government asserts that
President Lincoln will Immediately recognize
the Empire of Me- xico.
much better hopes of peace now between Great
Britain and the power or powers which may
represent the United States, at the end Of the
civil war, than it had some weeks ago.
The end of that war is not yet, but is still
very near at hand, in all human probability.
In truth, the spirit Of the South IL giving way
taired there only because all the bold and de.
termined men OF the South are concentrated in
Virginia. = y
The Index holsters mp the dropping spirits of
its party by declaring that if Lee, with a hun.
dred thousand men, retreats in the mountain
region OF northern Georgia and eastern Ten
nessee, he can defy the Federals, and carry on
the war for twenty years. -
The failure is announced Of Thomas Sterling,
Bigbe Merehand, In London, with liabilities
of 10000 pounds sterling, and Of Burstall IL
from 100000 to 1000 pounds sterling. These
failures are said to have been chiefly caused by
losses in blockade running at Rebel ports.
Similar results are afoat as TO other firms
David L. Lewis merchant, of London, has
also snspeoded for large amounts. 3,
Drafts for large amounts by the Confederate
Government at Richmond on their financial
agents at Liverpool, Frazer, Trenholm & Co,
were, after three days delay refused accept
ance, and allowed to be protested. One draft
alone is for twenty seven thousand pounds
sterling. The alleged cause is want of advice,
and it is asserted that the drafts are not ex.
pected to lie over beyond few days. -
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
nYYIuH BALTIMoRl l. OHIO m. CO..
" WASHINGTON, December ID, ie6l.
~ HI

" 80. 81 sRAsHtxeroH, December Is, sei.
% ii
tss ss yN:ssssa I'D ssss.
sifzfss H9y WIZ sGEEH HAIR.
klriss 4 s.sfma.e sls Az
RkEssEiesvs wsshinsssa $50 4. X. Arrive st
Phii,sdsiphi. 1:ss :; r., New York $50 Pm. No
No. s-BALTIMoRE 4 wIsNRN TRAIN
Leave Washington sAs 4. r., stoppins At way
isr the west and reaching Baltimore mo- s At 1000
I ~ EEsk 1s!T. 7 s.si1ss:
IN, Philadslphis s:s7 ,. H- New York 1000
No. s-BALrIMenl TRAIN AND WAY STA
!ns i hsI:x ssS Frederick train. Arrive & BAL
PHiiADILPHIA TRAIN-Lesve Wsshin ston
IsiD Stops 4 Bsits1is. Laurel AND
Annapolis Junction onfv.
rE III aEsaks sa% sGst as
Arrive at New York 400 AN. MsIls and P.asen'
this train oSnns9t with all the ths Early eT
aac West No philadelphia or Baltimore TICKET.
col by this train which is limited IN capacity os
No. s..BALTIMoR1& HARRISBURG TRAIN
Leave nston Gas P. M. and arrive at Balti-
sslX YSRk: =. 4 4sD
P NJ; stopping at Relay House fer Western passen-
eers to take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
Park ersbure, and all points in the West. Reaches
New York ut 6:15 A.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections will be made
with the SIS A. N. and the and 4:30P. NJ. from
Wsshin ston, No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday.
TIKI ONLY TRAINS FROM WAeHINGToN
for passenger on Sunday are the s:15 and Ills
A. M. and P. N. for Baltimore, and 1850 P. N:
for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West, and
the P. n for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West, As we'll ~ to
Philadelp New York, or Boston, can be had at
the Station Ticket ONCE at all hours in the day, as
we'll as at new office in the American Telegraph
Building, Pennsylvania avenue, between IA and
''RAGGAGE will be checked at all hours,-also for
thron oh points, to save trouble and confusion at
the Al narture Of the trains. go
Ali PASsENGERS, whether soldiers or citizens
are notely but earnestly requested to respect the
niles of the Line established for the general ad-
1antsae, such as the keeping of one or more cars
yely for ladies and their and the
prevention Of smoking in any but the smHssrs
with the decisions Of the agents or osndn Gtors
the hurry of starting the trains
W p SMITH, Master of Transportati
L. M, COLE. General Ticket Agent. sec W