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DY THos. BOWLING. Auetioneer; Georgetown
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue of q decree OF the Supreme Court Of
the District of Columbis, sitting as q Court OF
EQUITY, made in esase Of Garity vs. Gsrity ana p
on ,se ON THURSDAY. the 18th day Of
June, Instant, at 81 O'Clock in the afternoea, a
part of q tIaet Of land called White Hayen,"Iy-
Ing the Ridge road vest Of asna;nk
the Beginning OF the 2iet line of the resurvey OF
Alliance, thence north Ma degrees wes., IL perch
es with the 10th line OF said Alliance reversed.
Thence south IS degrees westt 81 IeTones, . hs
Ridge road sad stone beng At the end OF the 18TH
the cas- line therec the NO and
distsnoes-seath Is degrees and three quarters Of
perchss. Thence leaving said road south 81 de-
grees east a. peIehes And 10 Of perch to an
nterse elton with the 2lst line of said Alliance and
thence with 7lst line reversed to the beginning
+ This land Is handsomely situated, savins com.
mandins view of Washington and Georsetown.
the Potomac river, Analoe.Sn Island, the swell
ulets from thu unbr oxen plains.
+ Terms of sale One third cash; the osance or
the purchase money to be paid E,siE aao tweIys
months from the day of sale. With interest, the
purchaser, giving his notes, with security 10 Ge
on the day Of sale. On the payment OF the whoie
purchase money, the trustee viii convey to the
purchaser, At his cost, the property 10 him SOLO ,
free clear, and aschar ged of all claim or tae PAT
ties to a the cause radmas nSREiNa Auc
NI7HE TRIAL OF AARON BURR FOR HIGH
the opinions Of the oeurt upon ali motions mad.
Arguments of Counsel. Com piiet from autnentis
reports maae daring the risi; By : y Uoom lbs
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LOST AND FOUND.

&5REWARD-strayed or stolen, on the night Of
sDsI the 9th instant youag red FOX with rec
sSo!s fs.sIa 81 is.vins it st ass rest
GAME TO THE PREMISES OF THi SOB:
HORSE. which the owner can have by proving
Rt Pie s'IH.i and paying charges. Rs s1BLEY.
q ~ 70 6Sw a,b
white belly The finder will rsceie the above
T:.na BY leaving her at corner Of " '1s .
TAK1N UP AsTRAY-On the Long Bridge, on
ssss' .s sn stsat .Sd.! BAY hs
have the same BY coming forward Preying prop:
'!ty aas ''y ho 8 m isa
ao5 +. to ~ II, III .;,S .s q sfSsTAoSGs
Green streets. The finder viii be suitably reward.
a9y H!eavins them "a at the st9Te Of zEPH EN-.
Ss .i
two HORSES: one . spotted grey and the other :
der; e9t f. tho upper lip 81 witch. The shove
reward "a Till BE- given if returned TO Fort Davis.
le8.st+ wALKIR SMITH.
I OsT-0n Monday. between the kedicaI Di:
j. u rector Office, on 18th street. and Klrkwood
aSsr large pfc III ,'s sm ss5si
bowl RRa1ttly coSrsd short gtep With mouth
TsrSsed by b leaving it with the owner, Surge a
81 H s}S St, on Hospital Transport
Z SUM OF MONTY. which the owner can have
by calling At 46 lst street. Identifying the same,
Jared as.f Nth Sth s sss s.sr
433 5th street, near 3. will be suitably rewarded.
500 s.i1 s., e Seass s sa
ss * sss #. ~
above reward upon returning i fo e HtoK
le7.st- s7slath street. between n IA n and 9.
~: ~; s. St ;';;s
= s.d the delivery or sseussa g ss:s yet get
81 corner Washington .a$ sissss T.:
So ans s.9..I or the iRs. Ss.yssP
aS9a q lunch table eent.laias shs
in The anasr viii ressvs
solessd ea.rts1msssssr asnsr Ne e.
cor. Etb at. and Penna. avenue. je7;2ts
os 5i,a w, rhite gov bEo.9 nsek ard he'd With
person, Who viii bring said COW to v GREAsER.
i ObT-TMo COWb and one CALF-one OF them
- brindls color, with horns; the other a red
color. without horns. Any information left at 173
"a street west, between and streets north. will
pc Iioera " rewarded je66t~
TAK1N IRON OOLOKED NAN AND BI.
1 isyed TO be stolen. BAY MARE, S or years
ola. The owner is requested to come forward
NJ Rt1 IG3fD ao 900 18th St
con REWARD.--strsyed or stolen, Saturday
pEU night. the Sd Of June. dun horse COLT,
Of the lastern Branch, near Navy Yard Bridge
Any person returning him to me will receive the
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Stolen from the stable on street bet. 10Th and
high, about IL years old, will give $50 reward
for the horse or 500 for the and parties who
ie63t' Butcher in West Market, Stall No 3O7.
TAKIN UP-On Saturday last. black MAR1,
caliins at So 18th st., bet and D. Isiaud ptoVs
property. pay charges, and take her away. Js5 4ts
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NJ NV 30 o K 8.
A SON OF TIN BOIL. Novel; papsr.s 81.

"A Il.
TIE OLIVER WOMAN OF THR FAMILY,
paper 81 so; cloth 81.
HOUSEHOLD POEMS, BY II. " Longfellow; il
lustr Ated, 50 cents.
wAYsIDB BLOSSOMS, by Miss Boothe.Sl.
RARPKR's EDITION OF NAPOLEON'B C-g-
eAR; Sve., with maps, 81 80.
CESAR.
Us SERVICE MAGAZINE. for June. 80 cts.
THRMORRISONS. by Miss Hosmer, 81 rs.
OUR GBEAT CAPTAINS; with steel plate ror-
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL BALLADS. 81.
RABBI RHYMEs. 81. 70
EARL or DERBYs TRANSLATION or TH8
ILIAD; 2 vols. very fne. 81. 80
PINE IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF GIN.
aHHRMAN AND HIS G1N3RALS.
Do. GENERAL SHERIDAN AND HIS GIN
An the sbovsSBooks mailed free on receipt Of
Catalogues mailed when re- Vested
Bookseller and 6tAtioner.
ts8.et - -334 Penn'a Avenue
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nlsaoLUTIoN OF PARrNARsHIP.
The partnershsp heretotora sxistias Istveen Mo
Wilson is this dsy di IS I've l. - mn
are requested TO make peyment to Ihee: =: VA.
. lafa firm THOS. A. MCLAUGHLIN.
THoS. G.. WILSON.
June lat, 1865.
The buainssS " i'll be continued Ct the old place,
Ses AZ Oarpentef and R0tldeI,
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IcE. &c + ~
i We have completed our arran ssmeats fer Tia
dslivery of the pure
BOSTON HRIsH POND I01.
We s.u M other We have one NxicA foc the
season. We deliver promptly. We REQUIRE our
snnrIv in the heat of summer. We ask liberal
J nat rona "a and assure you . constant suppty.
( Z. =. yfOWLDR e. 90,
ap2s-tf Tenth street Wharf.
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Stolen from the stable On Q street. bet 10Th and
2ist sts:, a large bay HORS1, about i6]E hands
high, about IL years old. will give $50 reward
stole him. WILLIAM LINKINS,
les 81" Butcher in West Market, Stall No. SOY
TAKIN Upon Saturday last. a black MARI
calling at 564 18th st., bet and d. Island, prove
property, pay charges, and take her away. Je5 fts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-10

WANTED--A SITUATION, BY YOUNG WOMAN, AS
w chambermaid and laundrcss; best Of reference
be given from last place Can be for two days ct "a
West 18th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-10

w girls; good cook; would assist with the washing
and ironng the other chambermad and waitress Best
Of city reference. Call for days at 60 West 18th
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AUCTION SALES.
RYeREES Z WILLIAMS. JAsc,iopeers.

GHAkUIANS SALE, BY ORDER OF THE
HONORABLE ORPHANs' COURT, ratified by
At the sdin Sa svsass sed
south y street, Islsnd. at Auction. H.. -.
On MONDAY, the Dth instant, at O'Clock D. m,
IN front Of the premises. shall proceed TO sell as
deceased the Interest Of said phans in ana to the
following valuable property, viz Part of Lot mum
bered two e. in Square numbered south Of Square
iSur hnndred and sixty three $50 beginning for
open space. running thence on said avenue eighty
feet ten inches, thence at right angles to said
enue seventy fyo feet six inches us feet inches
TO- street honth, thence on said street hun
dIed 1eet three inches to said open space thence
ssio open space forty feet inches feet in
lying ana being in the city Of Washington, District
OF Columbia and recorded on the books Of the Sur
SeS or tnereof a. Lots numbered six and seven OF
the subdivision Of Lot numbered two, q, in said
,,ame, being two three-stery brick Dwelling
Terms Of sale, IS prescribed by the decree, are:
One third cash the residue in equal OF
sers give notes for the deferred payments bear
dorsed. -.
Ali conveyances, including revenue stamps, at
the cost Of the purchaser. 49,
500 will be required paid Down when It is
Knocked of; and II not paid, the property will be
then ana there put mp again and sold to the Ugh
est bidder; and II the whole terms not complied
Win IN nve days after SALE the guardian reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk and
OF the defaulting purchaser. by giving three
days notice of such resale in the National Intel
hgencer.
The title to the above property having been made
perfect and indsputable il will be sold to the hi gh
ALFRED C. CAssELL. Guardian,
ocH-d GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
'Rr rHOMAsDowIING, Auet., Georgetown.
CHAECERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es.

TATE ayyIzwTwS hhcREs OF LAND . NEAR
az Virtne Of dcere e.; ., the On -, ~.
District Of Uolumhia, bearing date the I day Of
0 o.hS" A D, 49, wherein Nary A. Stone aad
Eiii proceed 70 sell on THURSDAY, the sstR Ss day
81 October instant, at o'clock D m, on the prem:
lying and being n Washin sssS county,
the
to Wit Beginning for the same at a point in the
north north line q the public road leading from 7th
s sast Of ,ton. wall FENCE built BY Georgetown
thence north forty dvc minutes east, and parallel
to sad vail, twenty five perches and twenty ght
hundredths OF q perch; thence south eighty nine
and a quarter degrees, east twelve perches and
tiAty- four hundredths of perch thence south.
forty ive minutes west, twenty five perche and
line Of the aforesaid main sna 10 ees with
the north line of said road. westwardly to the
place OF beginning-cantainng two acres of land,
with the two-etory frame house and inn euients
This land lies between the grounds of the George
MI Richard CO.'S place and nn bot sbart dis
lance from the western limits Of Georgetown. 1t
Is well EateI ed and susceptible of being made very
over q good turnpike road, to the markets OF the
District; Is very desirable for a butcher or . gar
dener At Is also an eligible site for restaurant in
Terms of sale. as prescribed ~ said decree, are
the day Of sale and the residue in tWa e.aai in
stalnenfs OF three and six months, respecti vely,
with interest, to be secured by approved notes or
The terms OF sale must be complied with in one
week after sale. or the property may he resolh at
the risk and cost of the pur chaser after weeks
Convey ancing and stamps at the cost Of the pur-
RICHABD R. CRAWFORD. Trustee.
&C s. 3av3wAd THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF
WHISkEY.

SUBSISTENCE 0FNIcE, U.s.h
No. soUTH GAY sTRpr,
SEALED PROPOSALS, P in o dnSGat s l si b.
received az this Office until FRIDAY. October
TWELVE THOUSAND GALLONS whIsKEY,
Lot No. i.-Ahout $50 gallon. prime RECTI.
FLED wHIsKEY.
KEY.
Lot No s-A sSN 2 %ai sSlpns PURE BoUR-
These Whiskeys are all in prime order Tho
packages all newly gusged. were selected with
be fully equal 20 any Whiskeys that have been o.
fered in this or any market.
Proposals for FIVE packages and upwards viii
only lie considered for either lot.
Samples may be seen and blank Proposals OBJ
tanned at the Offices OF the following named on
Col; II; y. CLARKE, A. ID. O., q Acc. 5,
BRETET BRIGApIER GENERAL c. L.KIL-
MAJOR GEORGE BELLE $ Washington
CAPTAIN THOMAS c. SULLIVAN, {. s,
CAPTAIN L. d. BRIGHAM, {. s.. Boston,
or all bids on the above lots that may be deeu-A
too low, or to withdraw any Of Ihe lots specified
Proposals should he addressed PROPOSAL. for the
Purchase Of Whisky and directed to the under
Payment TO be made in Government funds, City
ol per cent 20 be paid at the tine OF notification
Five days will be allowed after the acceptance of
bids for the removal of stores
Bidders are requested 10 be present at the open
The Whisky in all the above lots TO be sold by the
PROOF GALLON. aud purchasers will BE- required
10 settle their bills upon the certificate OF the State
BY order of Brevet Brigsdier General Thomas
W. ii. PARKHURsr.
oc B-tocS Captain aud q. 4.
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DRoPosALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.

sESATE OF The UNITED sTarEs ~
OFFlCE OF The sERGEANT-ATARNS.
WARRINGTON, October IL, ls5 \
Sealed Proposals will be received az this 0risa
until IL clock noon, on MONDAY, the 9th day OF
November next, Tor the delivery Of Five aud red
Lsop) tons Lof go lbs. Of large egg. steamboat
furnace WhITE ASH GOAL ,thorou hly sereened
Also, Thirty (ol Cords OF best PINE WOOD, and
twenty sd Cords best aight HICKORY, all
thoroughly seasoned
The Coal 20 be weighed and the Wood measared
10y the Chief Engineer his Assistant. and packed
away in the senate vaults under his direction
The whole of the Coal and Wood TO be delivered
on or before the 5oth November.
GEORGE T. BROWN
&C 10 Sergeant at Arms, q. = 3
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PROPOSALS.
IL LUMBER, AND ABATTis IN THs Dhh'
DIsMASTLED FORTS ARoUkpA
WASHINGTON CITY
HEaps'R., CHrrr EseTxrrr or prrr,e

Us, CHrrr EssINrYR OF DErtscn,y
Sealed Proposals are invited and viii Be- rsc.,H.t
~ THESE u esdausrters until MONDAY. I'd Of DE-
aBS issss 81 ss sSar.
nsmeu ssd also Ter the timber. lumber and otber
materials n. within the several forts and batteries.
SOUTH SIDE OF THE POTOMAC.
forts BenIet, Heygsrty. woodbury., 63ss, Albany.
Scott, Jackson, Ruuyon. Berry, and batteries se,
Of the COlumhia turnpike Fora barnard and its
exterior battery and magazine. Forts REYNOLDS,
soa ..s " R spd 'hs y. e @
valley of Hunting Greek, and Fort Willard and its
Alec, elk tsD bloc khouses-three at the south end
OF the A9ueduct brioge-ene 81 the Leeshurg turn
Also, the stockade across the so.th end ., IN.
Aqueduet bridge, and the sbstts across the valley
ACROSS THE EASTERN BRANCH.
Forts Snyder, Ricketts,, Wagner, Davis, neigs,
Chaplin and the two new forts on the right and
Also, the Block house and stockade at the Navy
NORTH OF WASHINGTON.
lorts yamison, Thsyer, Morris, Saratoga. Bun
Ser HUI; sleumer, DeRussy, smeade. E.Arny,
tn. field bstierie. adjacent to these for.s. "1
mont Mar,ip Ies s",t rissr batteries, viz. Yer,
heII hatteris. the bank q the riVsf A"o '' Two
Also, the Block house and Stocked. on the W s.h-
The absttis sronnd the seySTsl ss so9,. ,.,,.
res made OF the tops Of trees and Ia suitable Cor
The timber frame and heavy log roofing ~
the bomb proofs, guard houses magazines and
implement rooms, IL of hard wOOd-oak, Chestnut
and cedsr-is generally In good condition and NAV
be removed without much labor.
The lumber With which many OF these buildings
are lined lie sound, and may be used for fencing
any other purpose TO which common cuttings are
The stockadss are OF hard wood posts. from sine
(9 to twenty (20 inches in diameter aud generally
about thirteen 49, feet long, This timber lie very
valuable. and may he easily removed.
~ to eight (sl feet long and from i've tsl 70 nine
tel inches in diameter; or Of white pine cuIliuEs
and will be valuable for fencing.
Separate proposals will be received for the abat-
tie. and for the timber. lumber. and other mate
rails In each fort and battery above named
Proposals To be endorsed a. follows, viz:
!" Proposals for Abattis at Fort --m
Proposals for Timber, Lumber, &C, ct Fort
and addressed 70 the UNDERLINED
Proposals for the hbattis by the cord, or running
FOOT or for timber or lumber by the foot, will not
for the Absttis Of each Fort, and much for the
timber and other material In each Fort, In the
gross.
The undersigned reserves the right 20 reject sny
Of the proposals IL deemed to the interest OF tho
Government to do 80.
the acceptance OF any proposal, and prior 70 the
removal Of the property.
Purchasers will be required % remove their
property within thirty So days after their propo-
sails are accs pied.
For further information inquire at the ONCE OF
the Chief Engineer OF Defepces, corner Of 18Th
street and Pennsy " snia avenue.
8. ALEXANDER,
Brevet Brig Gen. u. 4. A,
e%Ut Chief Engineer ~ Defencee.
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SECBEr DIsEAsrsi SECRET DIsEAsEsi
sAMARITAN's 9IFri
SAMARITAN'S GIFT!
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED
"Yee, A Positive Curenfor
GONORHGA. GLEET, STRUCTURES, re.
Contains no Mineral, no BaIsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills to b Takes to Eject C,rs.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell no,
any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way in.
ure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
in saa 3,
of the University of Psnnsyly one Of the most
NO EIfospRE, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANG kwsATrvsa..
Let those who have despaired Of getting cured on
Who have been gorged with Balssm CopsDvis. o.
''' ~ saMARIrAN's GIFT.
fi9s By %i bsstsss .san ;sa e. IsS.
s6 AaS9P, H RhSSR.; .ok RELoo DID,.
HSJ1 aSS fnm
sSS$ HSS Kr SsIssiSSfs
ana
md & hssed, and DO not 1snsnii i 70 your Sos
'''' that for S 30 a6f sS in
%Sp nkks gte sS'
system, - we'll a all the bad effects OF Mercury
3 sAMARITANE CHANCRE WASH.
Price Is sents: Full directions. -.
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAT- OF THE SAAAk
80 ITAN'S REMEDIES. oHH
ION BoAKD THE STIAnsHIP CesTA RIcA Fec
PkiIsde lphis-Dear Sirs: Please send me one gross
Of your SamaritanS Gift by Adams 20; sExPrsss.
Tindirei IL to be What u r. represented, ! do not
ILL., 70 MAKE 4 voyage without supply.
"foo'' ''r' ~: .. boR.kr, Surgeon,
"Atisutie Nail Steamship Co
2 "Between New York and AspipvsiI'n
pEsMONDk CO., Box Isl Philadelphia Post
oR SEA BY s., oALvERr FORD. corner nth sire.
HENRY COOK, Alexandria mvGn
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrf-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington County, in the District of Columbia
letters testamentary on the personal estate of
jerome Reedeger, late of Washington City, d. G. ,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
aid deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the 18th day of September next; they
may otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit
Of said estate. - ~
Given under my hand this 18th day of September.
1855 CAROLINE REFDEEEP
&C o-lawSW Admi nstratrix
r'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.cri
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County. in the District of Colnmbia
letter. on the personal estate of sam
uel +. Mckinney, late Of Georgetown d G
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned ts exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the sutscrb Der
on or before the 3Oth day of September next; thay
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 30th dav Of September
lS65 CHARLES ii. CRAGIN,
oc 2-law3w Executor.
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Il BALTIMORE q UHIo n. h. Co,
WASHINGTON, December rs, 1854
~ s

On and after sunday, December Is, 1854, Passenger
Trsins between Washington and Baltimore will run
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
pE 10; 1DBA LIiM0kE, WAY STATION HAIR
Ee; INV YORK AND PHILADELPHIA Kx.
PhIlsdelphis I:s p; n; Ne. Yor * $50 p, n. No
no. SBkLTIMoRE AND WESTERN TRAIN
Relay With ss sEs Mai rr.D
re sfsHHSe {
ingt2n il:lS A. y. Arrive at Baltimore at l2:a3 P.
fki Nv a MI w SPS SIN
TI0NS-Leaye Washington 500 p NJ, connecting
At Relay EitS Frederick train. Arrive st Ralt'
No %BALTIMoRE SoMMUrATIoN AND
stop. BsdenstpAs Se Laurel T .na
sSS:%sSs%oS,1 ALBANY I1isi AND NEW YORK
E2PiREssS TRAAiS Ss WashingtOn scS NJ
line. leaving New York for the East, Nors Sln and
By tbi. train, which limited In Capacity By Cow bow
fTsfIi f pSgEt tss
Leave " ;shinston sN P. N, and arrive at Bald.
~ Ss s INV + NJ YORK pHu,prIpu,, .xn
xEsrEkN TRAISHle.res 1W ..hinstph Il "a: AH 8
NJ, Stopping at Relay House for Western rasssn:
Sk.Il;TT .ls "a N pom. IN the West RsssSs:
With the e:l6 A. n. and the 5 and $50 P M from
baltimore. No trains to or from Anna polls on Sun.
SUNDAY TRAINS
ThE ONLY TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON
for passenger Oh Sunday are the SIS and II rs A
and y; for Baltimore, and 7:so p Nj. Tor
baltimore, PhlIadelphia and the West, and the
IHR9UGH TICKETS to the West, - we'll ~ 70
Philadsl phia, New York or Boston, can be had II
the Station Ticket Once at all hours in the day q
well - At the new ONCE in the American Telegram
6th streets. ~ -
BAGGAGE win be checked at all hours-al,o for
through points. 70 save trouble and confusion st
the departure Of the train
ALL PASSENGERS, whether soldiers or cfti.
Hens are politely but earnestly requested to respect
the rules OF the Line for the al cd
vantage such a. the keeping of or more cars ex
clusiVely tor ladies aud their sttondants and the
prevention Of smoking in any but tn. smoker earn
and also te make cheerful compliance with the de-
clsiens OF the agents ard 70 their
seafs tickets, etc., especially In the hurry of start
Ing the trains
W p. SMITH, Master Of TRANSFORMATION.
l.. ID. COLE. General Ticket Agent dec
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RAILROAD LINES.
&Wa z 8
or ANeE AAH ALEXANDRIA, r.. r.

1hk AND AALssxhNpRIh 70 sRf cHMosS
AND LYECHBURG.
On AID after Friday, Sept. 4, 1855, the Trains on
'Aa' r''a viii ru1 Ts < SOUTH.
Leave Alexandria at s. O.. ~. and se ?. N.
Leave Gordsnsville st II SOP. m. and ~ Q. m.
ATTY. - Esn%s1d q, % n and q m
TRxiSs SoRfH a. ana 90 . NJ
Leave bfnshbuIg at IS q. m and Is ,. m.
LesHe G oraons,i,iss, =; % 9, a m and I9s%
Arrive at AleIandria NJ 4 Is D. m and 4 50 .. m.
Arrive at W Arlington at so = m and 4 Is n m
On spndsys leave ashinetsn at 30 ,. m only
N. and arrives Al Gordopsvlle AZ N Is a m Leave,
GerdoDsyihe At Il IS D. m. and arrives al AIeIan.
efts At p. m. Through freight leaves Alexsn.
ana NJ % Q. m. and arrives at Lynchburg NJ Y 10
PI,,id sss ynehonrg 1t SO .. m and arrive 1t
Passengers for warrenton will take the a.,
train south from Washington and the g. Is q M.
Passengers by the s.4s q. m and us p m. trains
from ~ nchburg, and the 90 q. m and ms D m
trains from Richmond connect with trains ct ssh.
ington for all parts Of the North and West
having continuous rail from New York TO Lynch
burg-4O6 miles.
1t also passes through Fairfax, bull Run. Manas-
sassas, Bristoe. Caletts, RappabannOck, Gull
the late great battles were fought.
building, opposite the B. 4 o. 4. r. Depot in
Washington, also At the Depot on Maryland
Trains leave the corner Of lst and 9 streets,
General Superintendent.
J. NJ. BROAnUS,
General Passenger Agent.
Alexandria, Sept. !, 1885. se6tf
OFFICE RAITINuRE n ara IL, AZ ~ "a,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-10-19
DENTISTRY,
GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,

Would advise AN persons having teeth to
extract to call at DR. LEWIES oface, and p>9
have them taken out without pain. OI0
Also. call and Famine the Doctor b new and i'm.
proved method Of inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
II you once see the great Improvement in his teeth
you will have them in other style than this new
and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver
and Rubber Plates at the old price, We have not
advanced the price on our work since the great
change in gold.
No: 2<S Psnns avenue, between Eth and 18th
streets.
jAn6-ly SR LEVINE M D. Denttst