davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-08-31

~ 1+ feeittr4 aHonE Tee commercial cittcn ri
iaterral Re1gnue for he year ending Jannas1 5, q
issa ds sn9 snows ,ha' IT, ais.ct pad By
ner, An officially informed that of the inra,, nus
az afssssed IN that year In this district every cnt
We PAID m WITHOUT Prosecution ~8AA
upel lsel sneFe WIS 10 railroad centerJn1 IN
this city. From that time forward. thesa n,nsns y; ~
eommunlsstion E1ih the interior, and ali pnints
I; Hast eEd South, hare ecurnpllIy muitipiyas IN.
stretching in all directions These roads hayt ~
rnlc, been Icnlnetaute, and ono or tlc sFronnest
as:sments u oehnn Of their necessity. i the iaet
Tcsfmsnt, and but comparative little Of he neans
o. the West has been absorbed N their trnrtf
Mnne manS o. our sister cities in this country are
fatlro2da tributary to them. The city Of Chicae6
oses Eora deGat On account Of all thc roads ccs-
tSat enr Hsss lasse ne css however are no estlncn
sloH is made to them only a. ilustsa:lns The nact
shai tiey a1s soasht BY The fhreNd md sssac1oSs
tai to se M I1asSa e. ensus our lo p
uoEe me ess r. 70 Tho developemens OF The coulIrol
lea sTssc o. la patton 1nsddion 70 lie rail
ne Rs.k his ps4 pssn IN a1st,, mse5 a. 1asals Tns
~ has teen so6rre Of srcat n; s,,1s
e tee cify out to the country iributary thenr.n'
,nG obsy syagpp transportation for produce lumber
ontreie even T. IT. Present entirely ioo
NJ canal 10 q ceEaeiy capaMe OF nrassin~ rixse ~
9sa1 and' perhaps, like esa1s, Is wJrE OF
tsa, .'a mpo[aEee derlaaded by The iE.crcasu7 nm
laelgEs sfhS Weat, l. we'll settled coryiction ~
nc msrus Of I'll Who hare given thc subiect ary d.
IT'S o1natuEc rejection Thst this should be- iena
y lne N:tiona! GoycECnent u mcar5 Of dcypInn-
iae resources 81 the country, md cuabtuy II r.
.iseEarse promptly The load Of debr Incurred in
Z ?ptcSs tn5 The iate rebellion and also a. ma
iofttcT rational dc:cu1s, seems 10 ~ = seiEeT,
ent proposition, an1 ne TRAIT i. vii rcrat IN ~
af!y aorc.lc2 ol the Fe1ezal Corerss ~" ~. ~
tansrortnc rs surplus products 10 he ss.abo,ns
= nssn 90 o1ttn nnd 80 aDly die lssetl that nasi
Tue Eoatd o. TE.de nf the city Of Chica-o vn. or.
au2sa N iSla. ls9 numbers: Ut ti11t t7me No..
aEslaerspty lezs than one hundred. A. ". hars
leH9y scen, the Efoduco business Of fhe ~. t ss
~ day Was yety limited, and The new or,sny s,y at
on vas fcr come lime 1naihtained oniv hv r.
y y sasiEg erssts oFtcrac os lis mcuber. Il III. Gt-
~ e, M e e. 'aso; and ts membership stc,,jv IL
si!itGx md heasy BUSINESS waa dailv ten Ua mne5
sCh:sZc" In ISIS 1t numbsreH uaassctod aas.s
notEa not m:moeH, aad was comneiIed ~ .oe .oIE
,s. se;,i; Eiw building was essc;e ti,s nss sa ~
~ o. NMsh WIS dcva.cd 10 ia rssv 't'c rsiona
Is sspceted, .Sou!d be aupie tnecc r., tals, @ u
ar ho1eTcsr neSs 'fIassd 70: Al ilas wi'hn aa ia9
esAfn oo eual1 and the hi was eais,reJ hS
, 1865-08-31
Steamships.

HAVANA AND VERA CPT7
panv WIN detpatch tlle.r pcE and lesut staSt3; S3;
ptesuc.1 from kew 30kk lot tle above nasts "u7a
The lat aud 18th OF onctf nj Vnth
Fortnight or pasaGst apply to CiIAB- x. WiitTEFy
Agent, ~ HspadWay, New York ue1ls.s;+5m .rn
, 1865-08-31

II .O4t1 WIZ HUN NOl1VJF.
~ O177cf or DoaEp or Prn1lo Wouka !,
c,., C:ITcsGo, August 26 1bo
nas o1ne1e1 tha1 the alley running easl md wcat
ttnntonSh Hlock y. Wo!cotIs Addition 10 Chicago bx
thc &C Of he E?ard nf Tnllic Wotks ma
r., ths su11 of thirteen hundred slxfy-two aStpo
1!ec y the ordered. according 10 The
I.1ssone o. ne Ettsed Clnr'cr, u amended In such
Gow, 'htsss. rrhliG notiee = hereby given to MI
Hoard Of Public Works viii meet ii loon No. Isl III
t1s G'nr SGss u ssid ctr pa he "a day af sspcm
~, r. ~ IT, IT Inc bonE Of 10 O'Clock A n 10 as.
ssea sl,e @noaht ttttcsel aforesaid by lhe Common
= t.ci ~ 10 iE Esnsscd on !c rol estate deemed b2ae
JIG. GNDElE
FIRED. LETT.
Commissioners Of the Doa1d ofPuhiic Works,
, 1865-08-31
CORPORATION NOTTCE

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ OHGK OF TIE DnAID OF Prn11c WoEks3
,rA.. CH1cAGo, Aug. p 1851.
80 rs ORDERED that Couch Place trm F7aakiin 9tFeet
G1 alke' 81 sfsst be als Eraded and rlauked said
soaso q luello Works and that the Of one thor
faho uHty-1o1t St-lAo Aola1s Be Asseestd unun Ihe
ri esIs1e decmsA beaeaied hy 1he imrrcyeacut 20
mEGeo. ncrord!nE to the provisions OF the Revised
NoE therefore, public notIct Il hereby g!ven to an
ISfsoct ln5cJGS,n. that the Commissioners OF the
EnaIu oI !nDlic WORKS will neet At Room No lt III
M }Le Gor House N .ad city the ay OF sepeas.
stss the amount directed ~ aforesaid Iy tne Common
Goun 81 70 Be ssatse4 on the real estate deemed bc
Died ~ sA.d contemplated improvement.
j. G. GI1,DEIE,
FRED. LE:TX
Q. j. ROSE,
,r,, c9nmtssso1ets Of the Bo4rd Of Pu6llc Works,
, 1865-08-31

CHICAGO, August y, Leo
NEncas, The Common Cnuncn OF the Ctr ct Cntcxro
has orc Ctscd that North Wells street from the Eouh
oI GhcaE laveT b. curbed with curb Mas hlled and
Lavea N3tn Wooden block ravpmcut said work to be
MoEkA No that the sum o! eight thousand nse hun.
oIea ciEntecn arc lbo dollars be ass:ssed upon te
SSas1fd sccort!tnE 70 the pzovison1 of thc RtTsed
S1afsef y nD@oed. n Fuch case r1n1c and provided
ho. tnfe1ore public notice u hereby given to al
peiaps interested TINT the Of TIC BoatJ
II Tnae MTS1 x meet 2t Ittou No. Is II the Conrs
:. ~ h1ar Q! e eslee1 % e assess amount
seed On tho real estate deemed bne6t by sad con.
temI'lated Improvement - -~- WV
, 1865-08-31
CORPORATION NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTICE. !,
EIlCA0E, August ~ lHl
EhereaE, Tic Common Council Of Tic EttT Of Chrea.
fo Las SJSCsed Tint Lamp Fos!s BE- erected on on
street. Lei wetn Wells street and LaSallc Etrrct sald
%o1k, to be doEe under tho kupcttnteada3co 81 tn0
no1rd q lE!Ar Wofkx, and that tho sum of ei-Ifv-
o. 1attns sn The tna;rorsneat - ordeqd accoTdins
made and rrerited, ~ ~ 'N~" SAse
Now therefore, public notice Is hereby siyrn to au
pe5tuus tcteftstsc, that the COMMISSIONER Of the
boaEt OF Pnhllc WorSs Will meet a tooga M Is IN
e Coo1 A9use In said ciiSt On thc 1T day OF scrtaM
t amount directed aS cto:esaid BY tie Con,ua Cour.
eli 10 10 :sseset On tho Ecal fronting or shutting
On tato eaEfcDl lated Improvement.
j. g. GIyDELE
FIXED. LETT
..a O. j. EOSE,
AH;6t1sLt - - ''~-SSs
, 1865-08-31
R0il3DRa TIM. Talk, :.
eneAeo ~ AND hoRIHTEsTEnS-DEPor zoe. WEST

ea1tAeo AND aoHIHEEsTEnS-DEPor eoH. WEST
! WATER AMI K1.ug-
.::,. .aSss Sgs'a i. :asg ST. p.r
ys6ssyis iHss aeeomnod Il: :sS9,. .sS' m m. :sssp
Woodstock Accom-. 'a0o?. m. 10000 : N.
Fn3on En3ton md Cedar Rapids. SsoL m. II. :5!-
/ EIfePoTt md DsnleIsh >. faa6 n. 40 a. N.
dsaa hGek,osd and Eor River. 4:co n. Esp. q
Gsneq, E1aeq .;;r;: ,,d i,:,n 111oa 1 n
-. - = 7ncA1aAx cEaYnEsT~ !: $40 a n.
!,euofr Express. .:...:.:.. .*7tW a.u' =,
De,I0,t De,To,t FESRssss. E1RB1s: pJ 'tS:d0 n
S;az9 Mc5n4g E5Pless. .aSl' Loulsvtls;I
AlsMoAs sournERs:-Dzpor P. m. .'lEoo p: m.
R,s;3ssg :1s. f. n;ass
Night Express. .:;: ,s'3es ,ss;'e n, .;;s@ .;;s8 n
kisss kssis pa p Aas'aa u a 60 as ~ .l,o D. n
~: EEssssepaa~ey = n ts:so q: ''ilo5 = N
SIsssfs| SSsss Sfss;az &c: {ssS Z
7teonneetiss So: 'sS sR@: q: 1s ;: 5 N: N:
Leavo ritttbar ,stth Pennsylvania Central R. ~ =.
A.rve !asfs Il Fs m al <<sp !, m 81
~ ~ - ~ ~ NJ NJ ssS :: 2:
:, r .s.eg: lesep P. N. le9, m; SIS In.
risIsss' j,StssI m. ,,aq m. 81, P, m
- salttmosc... 5:45 p: Ii, ion 1:oo N 1,.eon N
sa. a1nin:tou: st ::1eio i&s5i @ m NJ Sls r.
1rst "a Im.aco m,sa. ASn anEAT zAs1Eus RAILWAY.
e MR hne5o h1e5anasi and chisage Airline Ratlway.,;
III }Ess 8; ;YFsIsss iHiispsss!P :sP ID 1spl:;:;
, 1865-08-31
ARGE SALE OF GOVERN
~ MEET KAuEoAD ENGINES AND cARs.

! I ARGE SALE OF GOVERN
~ MEET RAnEoAD ENGINES AND CARS.
us1rEp STATES Mu1r4xr RAunoAps.
oFs1GT o. AsaIs1AsI QCAsrEnNAI1ER,
NtasSaTes & oa5ss assas, n,SsS Il
y. ou Tuesday, Oetobera: ''''s 'At'A'41''1'
$ is ss ; s9ss:Es sssas sis
Ia Il fsaff CT E
S5s s 81: <: 6 e
se i Sa 70 oas una Al aFs sold
..,,,-.-.. IL ROBINSON,
aulah1:5s Rrpv. Col md a. q. H. !.
TINTED STATES MILITARY
o11se1 1oSAsn7.wq qranrErx4s7zn
AUCTION SALE Es'ooiFefea 81 SitiS I 8 1g35 sT65 & 1sa.
IT, M &c sna a 1ne Ancoa 70 the highest bidder
sSs :5s 81 Z q % r fsss. Tssss 6: e
S@s Shop il Boston Mass i6ar ceaSs1e ea e. e
M2SnF F fs a. s5a aePss;t ss e..
IL sEsf4s Ees sSi Il Z es Ena.szsees " FL
"a aoore stock ,s III new md Of the very bes,
stIlSsi 1ss IT. 6sss IT. IF, 1ss ls s
salcs q eoaaseaee % Il ID 4. &.
Terms: Cazh in Government funds- ..
ty:9E5E-lst Btret Colonel tnd 4. Q. IL
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERN
1,ns MESd 7, Mules VIII bs sold during
UrT,cE hr DIVISION o. II. drsrnA1,s OFFICE,
Thr wtli r. sold i PablIe ASeton, Il | lie Govern
SSasSrz AdfGs 'ff "a q sssa q
fhrrsday srntemhrr IN
, 1865-08-31

iayinS hctn cnsed Of scesmhtor7aaa by ecleb.a,
teu pGy.lelau ana obtA!ncd lis method oi treatment
acss. 70 hcad guncscrs nom sell abuse ihe m es1s r.
ta4s, 1sS tot can Ds pf5!1auenty cured All eomun
LLl, 1. Y. l.E:EkI 04SS, xLlca.a UI.T n1sGnsE.it
, 1865-08-31
Goberiit,l&nt;: t;:Salfs. ::
Z ;ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
Steamboats,, Barges and Ship Yard

7
| Washington, D. G, July 10, i966.
Sealed nropoeAls .re nyite, and tn bs received 8.
sas saff e r.
r. s3 * & s. q i
o2ais ss5 ses ssa SsA tonu.r.
sideeshse steamer Grant registered tonnage, u,
Side ~hee, steamer Bunhde;; registered Tonnage, ~
' 9ide~hee, stcsme rhoins., registered tonn.: 10
sidr-vnesl steamer: sherlnan. 5rsis.ered topu.s.
side.Sheel steamer Naaha&ehie Registered Tonnage.
sisin wheel steanu Kno1.nsres:z:e7od toan..e n
saeshse, steamer nnnbsr s~.cc. registered ton
~ s.sr~hsel steamer Kingston. registered TONNAGE
stt.a~heel steamer Kenezav, registered ,ana,er
sts1-whe steamer Br.dspors, registered toun..e
Is sstsn~hee1 tss. steamer Hel.tou rcry4ed Tonnage,
RI. snshcel steamer allsslonar3, registered toau.as
n,ss stsfSHhss, steamer c.sanooe., registered 10
u s,sssTlss1 81. steamer Aania registered TONNAGE
,os. stern-wheel steancr registered Tonnage, 1
rs ss,ss1.whe tsas steamer lookout tonp.ee,
ss,s,n~hee saas ssesnu seons tonnage
.oss sse7n*hesl steamer oiaeh. registered tonnage,
A,ao ssyen 7 eunvae hasres.
AZ M Il s Safa 5sf & ,ss s,y
s e ssi' g. s:ss kSssssss
- III des1rioa si which can be seen 1t The once
ol the Q1ariesmaAte7s of Transportation Il cincin
pooEA. - -. S"sN~
iIonosals are in!l.sd for each boat Or barge sep.
saleas We name ol tie boat description Of dc baFye
10 De 1es!Ehs!ed IN lie proposal
s e u E5Sa se ESSatas
O. H.. st. Louis Mo. s7
Easa sans9ops sontatanE bid sheu1d be ae,led and
To1y, at tChAttsnooea,' Bureau Of K5E nnd Iiiyer
lt1nsPot11tlon addressed to tac Qaa1fesm14ef Gen.
m Y. :. a., Washington, D. c.
Paymtht To be made in United States currency mon |
e M q my proposal and prior The deltv
flc Cor fan;aeai reserves the right to wtshdr.x .p7
tnE aoose l5ufs, and " reject proposals. II deemed
" order Of The ouartcsu.ssez General :, |
LEWIS 3. PARSONS,
nteates General, and Chief of Raii and HiveT ftau.
ros1auon. nulskiSllt
4 UCT1ON SALES.-Great Sale
- Of Government Horses aud Mulcs.
a,M0 ANIMALS TO NE SOLD DURIEG ME NoNTH
OF AUGUST ,-
TIC States OF New York, PClnsytSanln, Ohio Indj,
ma, Delaware, Mafyla1d 1nd New jersey, nut
, 1865-08-31

The last md best the right article npally; cyery.
noqy lik1 u rnfy vegetable rrstora gay ln1r
70 Tour wc0E- or !ncntf refunded. II viii ao il 1ycrS
time, slIc lGp 1hrrc arrcs;lnEs will cutc ali IN
inoIs 81 " stalH. ~ Tor NIns1EEa VsarranIx
iAff X, &c, and do7t taxi any Other. Ior
naAc - H!4 utus:sta Ii CncAeo. Au12L2sfl9t
, 1865-08-31

won@r EIsa arn-A Arh.r

An Esaay nf Wat1ltrr and distraction to Young Mn
tns ph!.Ae1 " the Howard Association auu sc It IA
eS4!eG !tu{T C1yG!ore lrcc Of claren Address Dr. r.
dolphin, II, r,.iss3 - a.. s
, 1865-08-31

1tttOn Sft OF u1[ncsa-
sLotes. QC1oSiES ard MeattuEj Tools Of N kind,
etfaFr ~ tlon la Stca, Castings. &C., &c.
Efe 10 commence 1t Id O'Clock T. ta Thuradav s.nt
@ In II ~ aad contnue from day to day Uutn f6s Prop
Terms, lash IN Gorc9nment frudB,
Tenn ' ~0'3 Is'ft = 7: ~; EpSptr
9t.aAMA-l9t Can't. and ~ 81 II
, 1865-08-31

Cr-es d!ses*es Of the Stomach and Urinary Organs,
r.hea, and Cntaueous Uises>e.. l1fuc Vac 15osr. s.
HhkkE6 y GL- Acw York, y. i, p{IItLEf;H 4
Ago1ts. jy1;d f7f.sn1
, 1865-08-31
. G;o(bernn1ent: Sales.
ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
~. ': OF :. - !"
Steamboats,, Wharf: Boats, Barges:
and other Property,

Ecalrd .rror,o,SIa = II iaxEss ~ G y. 9m3 - lS
~ nlGcea 1nd nntu The dates he1raaftr named for
NJ S pe1ERAse OF the following named Steambosts
"Ea.T1..bosta, HarKcs, and other r9pptrty..t
, 1865-08-31
:. -: a3r0posa1s. !! - :,
TO CONTRACTORS IN -, -, .'.
TIN ANl COPPER: WORK

TIN GND COPPER: WORK
ssnef.sf J. IN ~ m @ 81 q r. ssfs 81
lnsane, a, Jacksonville. '%' ~ = >''
Until Wednesday, September 8; 1865,
+ d M .f I'll IL KGSe3F r .q Soq and
erection. - A-'Seae :"
ROOFING.
Ahous pine t,onsand nse hundred N,soD ree, bes,
saa1as ye sea e aeassa S u Est o "
With one coat n1 good mineral taint, na11Aes
&UTTBEB-
About fous hundred and nine t4us) feet 1.ne,r of
fourteen n copper, End two tees II wldth- >' ~
DOWN 8PoUTg,
IN ,eaI an S1n1 mse @ tsst four inches
.ae ~ < Y f. hs M lss
Jacksonville. juiy Il Isl s" 'n'ss aasssssttsp
OFFICE CHIEFDEPoTQUAR
hSes &C., = ~ oArlf p1ceKs COZ s1.1sassp, Rts
sss f., ag bs rered 4
8 :; E E
=, Separate proposals for Timothy and Praiac Lay viii
0at1 . pe Ne delIvrrea z .ssss at TIN 'n.e of q
ssS x Sa .nass -
ns 1s i "a &
bic pessoas oh1tGrF L,tnssss M r., % en! Into hoods
WI. III ;nf n11sifS: S5s :7 II ~ Aseea
Lr n ts d.1p99s y 1nd rssenS 9t he right 10
c1a a. sae @ q asa
, 1865-08-31


QCAErTEAAsyxE aEsERAl:s OrY1ct -
.ola a. pubs sasess S|sy1
.sryr. r,tr TlRE;W REW YoES.
nerscs r. = q Tue'day aud Friday Of each
az Eel c.S. y. &edne,t.y Of ech ~e.l 10 uu,.
E$; S5$;s 4as.sssy. 4as.ssy. 4:ass.; :as.; i m H.sz
AtAry, Friday, August 5, aN Muies-
ru'a, raus ea'oseiS SESsSGyasHh Asfi;t i K Mules.
e,cS ,cSaspala. asr 1hn1sdss Of each week. 30 Horses
rs,dsSh: d; s'n,.. Wednesday and Saturday of
adv nl'Dnrsh 1hu1'dsy 81 cach week, ,so Minis. ssca
ife.s.rtl.e. rueea.5, August 1, 10 Au1e,.
Fa4R NFas1lris9sa; f;ssI; fFSay: 1asSst. g Mules
ESsS2S;iSs s ISsssssS: 1ass:i q s. hHs Mics
Ets Thsfsd4s Xnsnss Il, 80 1 Ho:ses. !. !" no.'ss
NaGsSsno1 Nsha{Gsoa1S1 ,4asT aS:aS{ Il Mn
Indian, Indians. Monday 4 taEuss n, 100 RoSsc1-
sssssy aes; i 81 IS n13s sss
As1iiaI,: Ah1f21 fWztasy WsaSy:,si, An;qs. ~ iiossa
NA'.' 4Au'soA'' Ao6fit 5na6. 5ae" Mules. e.,
esss@ekisss kssasssss 1ssfss'z; xs ID Il ess ne
Sssss sa.!4s5ss 4S;s;y ASSS$s SSs + rs 5sS;a ill.,
s.5Ise 1ss1ion' rnnrss.y r1nssasy A1ast {s 9 MoTsss
ss7s'sss aassssss assssss zSfs;' 7: s. ss's: Ss's
Font w's'e' 7Ao,tS:E SSSx%SSs. SssS5 a. 1000 Mules.
Wilmington, Tucsdny Of each week, 40 Hosscs each
Wilmington, Friday a. zach week, 80 upt.. .,cs
Trenton iha1se' $SFSas $S5St; !: y = Ss1s Sas g.
'asA xssf s:FfST Wszi$G$S;5;Sss = ''':'
Each week dsy, "a Nuies.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-12
AN ELopEMENT AND ARREST. On w ednes;

An E1opFMENr AND ARREST. x On w ednes,s
aav last. 4 Well-knoWn resident of Baltimore,
doing business in Washing on, appeared at
Marshal Carmichael office, and gave ln1orma-
tion. of rather extensive breach OF trust ope,
ration. perpetrated by his own wife lie stated
fiat he had been married some SIX years, ana
although he had, upon certain occasions, speen
rnffled somewhat at her conduct, yet he had
never doubted her truth and honesty. On
Tuesday last. however, he states that he dis
nnsed of a house on Exeter Street tor $4,OOO,2
and rave hers 900 Of the money to be depos-
tied q bank. HE took his departure for Wash
ihpton. and upon returning the same night
was. somewhat taken aback at receiving a note
from his truanrt wife, coolly informing him
THAT she had taken the money, and by the.
t;rnesthe note reached him she would be thou.
sands Of miles away with one she loved dearly:
Exasperated at her conduct, he obtained the
services Of detective Smith, by whose aid ne
mas enabled to trace her, and found that she
had given the money to young man ana MAJ. had
concluded arrangements for a final departure.
The husband was fortunate enough, however,
an Friday last, to encounter the aforesaid young
man. who, it is said, had been former admi-
rer Of his tickle wife, and hailing policeman,
ordered his arrest. He was taken before Mar
shall Carmichael, when he admitted having re-
ceived the money, and offered to refund 1t. IT
the husband would stay 1urtner proceedings
To this the husband willingly assented, express
ing no desire to recover his wife, but stating
that he only wanted the money. The case was
Immediately compromised by the return OF the
money, and the young imam released, the hus,
band leaving the Office, apparently well pleased
with the denouement. = Bait. Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-12
Railroads..
ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA r. R.
Do HE g @EEEE Ezz=Esz=zzz -

70 AHHHaa - -
THROUGH By Rail FROM WASRINe
ron AND ALEXANDRIA, TO RICHH
MOND AND LYNCHB URG.
ON and after TUESDAY, December IL 1855
" the trains on this road will run daily
Sundays excepted-as follows
: 1880 ~ TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington, 7.00 a. m.
g Alexandria, T. 40 a. M
g Gordonsville, IL. 45p p. m.
Connecting with Va Central Road for Rich.
mond and Staunton direct:
Arrive at Richmond at $50 p. N.
I" Lynchburg, 545 p. 10.
Leave Lynchburg, 700 a. M.
g Richmond at 100 a. m.
I" Gordonsvine, 1920 .. N.
Arrive at Alexandria 4 SO p. N.
"Washin gton, 5 80 p. m.
Connecting with the B. & .. R. R, for all
parts of the n orth and w est.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at IAN
g. M. and arrives at Gordonsville at 525 pm
Leaves Gordonsville at 500 a. m. and arrives At
Alexandria at 4. IS p. m. Through freight train
Lynchburg at $40 p. n Leaves Lynchburgat
. 15a IN. and arrives at Alexandria at Tor m
EXPRESS freight train leaves Alexandra at
700 y, M. and arrives at Lynch burg at 10. 10 9,
N. Leaves Ionchhnrg at 24O D. No., and ar.
rives at Alexandra at 90 a. Ii.
This route has the advantage over all Others
of having contin uous rail IF ON New York to
Iynchb1rg-4o4 miles, and connecting at
Lynehburg direct, to Bristol, Knoxville, Mem.
phig. New Orleans, and all other points South
and Southwest.
It also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run,
Manassas, Bristoe, Catletts, Rappahannock,
Culpeper Orange and Gordonsville, where
" Tickets Tie can be procured in Adams Express
building, opposite the B. s. Q. R: R; Depot in
Wh9gon a aTeeu on sn and tG at the dec on
MARYLAND Avenue Washington.
Trains leave from the corner of Firsta n1C
s'| 00''' " |>S' W. q. McCAFFERTY,
General Superintendent
J. NJ. BROADUS,
General Passenger Agent
Alexandria, Dec. II, 1866. dec lZ-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-12
MAGNOLIA HOUSE,
COR. OF DUKE AND COLUMBUS $751;
ALEXANDRIA. VA.

The 'MAGNoL1A," is the place for all lovers
of good things in life. Here you can eat and
grow fat-drink and be merry. The LARDEE
IS always plentiful]ly supplied with the pest Of
everything All kinds Of LIQUORS; Ale and
Porter on draught, Weiss Beer choice Segars,
&C., always on hand. This is, also, the most
convenient House for travellers, being only
two blocks from the Railroad Depot, The pro-
prietor, also, takes pleasure in announcing
that his new, elegant and CoMMoDIoUs HALL
is now finished, and can be engaged for PARTIES
reasonable rates. Fer teims apply to
r. FREDERICK, Proprietor,
no 13-tf Magnolia House.
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H0TEL.

~ LUR RAY, Y A.
The subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the travelling public that he has repaired
and reftted the above named house, and will be
happy at all times to accommodate them. His
table will be furnished with the best the market
affords and his stable we'll stocked with grain
and hay. Strict attention will be paid to the
wants of his guests. His bar is supplied with
the best LIQUORS. u. NJ ADAMS.
Luray Page CO., Va, oct 43m
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MANSION HOUSE RESTAURANT,
N No, Is, North Fairfax street,

r. r. LUCAS, Pr OP lie TOR.
Ladies and gentlemen will meet with every
accommodation pertaining to such an establish
ment.
A choice variety ofMEATs, with POULTRY,
OYSTERS, &C., including every, delicacy the
markets afford, will be prepared by profession
al cooks and served by polite and attentive
walters, and at reasonable prices
ICE. CREAMS and PASTRIES will be of
The vine vaults will be stocked with select
assortment of WINES, ALES, &c.
The Restaurant and Saloon will be open at
all hours. Particular attention will be given to
o~dors from families and parties wishing dinner
or supper. aug oO-Gl
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Hotels and Restaurants.

NALTBY= HOUSE,
WI A. B. MILLER, Proprietor
PRA TT. STREET, BALTIMORE, MD.
I RE f19gS EISl AN G9S RE gFf
renders it's accommodations second to none in
the CITY. aug lily
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-13


u viii be gratifying 70 the citizens Of
Nashville, and vicinity, 70 learn that Dr..
j.. W. Stout has returned, and intends 70
permanently locate in the city. During
the past eight or ten months he has been IN
the Eastern ciliss-prineipally in Philadel-
phia-not with the view Of practicing his
profession but for the purpose Of rest and
and reeuperating his health. During his
absence he has been a close observer Of the
medical seience-spending much Of his
time in visiting the various hospitals in the
seaboard cities-ihereby gaining much val
liable information. Perhaps there has DOe
been for years o more successful physician
in the western country, than DR. Stout, and
his many friends Ia this city will be glad
70 hear Of bis return.
His Office is No. SIX Cedar street, With
DR.. r. c. X Martin, and his residence is
in Edgefsid-formerly occupied BY Dr..
Hnmlin.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-13

VS. do not profess 10 Be She only Fhysi-
clan il the city, " Who may be found athil
Ioafcs II all hours, day OF night nor dc
We, in offering our services to he invalid,
desire to recommend ourself 10 preference
70 other eqnally well established and OK
perisnced physicians; nor do We pre-
tend TO be inahible, or the only man ca
Fable Of curing the various diseases men
toned ia our general advertisements We
do not claim the possession Of any sooader-
nj seereE reusdics, or extraordinary agree
a5is treatzeat OF palliasires; - ell sensible
men must know, that success in tho prae-
tics Of medicine, does not depend SO much
upon the discovery Of aes remedies, o. Hea0
modes Of frootrscnt, Is upon The sktlfai use
Of those sgencies Necessary toa Perfet cure
-snd this can be acquired o1ly By exPs-
renee and patient application. We res
peotfully refer the public % our general sc-
v~ertisoment, in another part Of t5a paper.
Office hours rem 5 IN the morning tu J
a night. l. L. C0LEHAS, n.
s. North Cherry s., Nashville, Tenn.
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New augemen

We would respectfully notify he patrons
Of the house known 50 Congress Hall, cor
ner Church and Summer, that We have
moved our bar, wines, liquors and cigars,
to the D~onaganna restaurant on Cherry
street, where those famous ~cobblers, wines
and liz Iors Of All kinds viii be served up
in the most improved style. While Con-
gress Hall existed, it was the gayest place
among the gay, and lived like sIolly 8 cd
fellow. We hope and trust 20 see al OF our
old patrons, and all who love a good cool
refreshing drink At the Donaganna- We
shall endeavor by every possible means TO
make TIE Donaganna as congonial a place
as the most fastidious might desire.
A fine wine room IS always At the seryice
Of our patrons. r. l.. fAEkiN %
iupe7 2tWf.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-13

PAPER AT CoLuXBfA-J. W.. Hilliard, Of
Columbia Is in town, and intends starting
paper in the above place in q short time.
We ere pleased 10 learn this, for from Mau'
~ county We get many iiems.
Columbis needs and ought 70 support s
good Local paper, and billiard Is the man
Gnd the printer.