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mar Schools, and in selecting Candidates to
conte st for tina Uo1amblep CclleEe scholarship.
The list oil transfers aud Candidates in each
school Will be publicly announced at the oral
examination Of the same. *
The oral examinations Of the Grammar
schools will commence st o'clock p. m; Of
the Intermediate schools at O'CLOCK D. m !; and
OF the Secondary and Primary schools at az
O'Clock p. m.
Teachers and pupils are required to be at
their school. rooms at least ha Ii an hour before
the hour for examination.
Where two or more schools assemble in the
same room, only the school to be examined
will continue in session after IL O'clock
Teachers can obtain permission from their
respective sub-boards TO hold but one session,
for the purpose of enabling them to attend the
examinations Of other schools.
Accordingly, at 6 n o'clock, written examira-
tons will take place in the
First District = Female Grammar, under
Miss Elvans; by Mr.. Tustin Male Grammar,
Mr.. Thomson, teacher; by Mr.. Brown.
Second District-Female Grammar, Miss
Boges, teacher; by Mr. Wight. Male Gram
mar, Mr.. Wilson; by Mr.. Miller.
Third District.-Female Grammar, Miss M.
e. Ramsay; by Mr.. Ferguson. Male Grammar,
Mr.. MeCathran; by Mr.. Walsh.
Fourth District emale Grammar, Mrs.
Amidon; by Mr.. NJ urtagh. Male Grammar,
Mr.. Thompson; by Mr. Ellis.
At2x o'clock p. m, oral examinations will
be held in the following primaries:
First District.--Miss Walkers school, by
Mr.. Wilson.
Second District Miss Parker (acting,) by
Mr.. Rhees.
Third District.-Miss Johnson's school, by
MIR. HitZ.
Fourth District.-Miss Bailey (acting.) by
Mr. Homead.
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sS u D. '1 LANE EsNs'

49, q. 8. MAIL LINE.
zEs@kF FROM BALTIMORE. SG sszzsss.ass
4oR PORT MqN IIH5 { My99skFEokK, CITY POINT.
THE BAY LINE sTEAMERs
Will leave tt 9 Union Dock foot of Concord street.
vopr ,,o daily; at SP. n; for
Connecting at Port Monroe with line of first.
' CITY ie PUNT haS k,s1
RETURNING,
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND At A. NJ. DAILY.
stoppins At City Point. and connectins at Fort
Norfolk at ~ P. l.. and arriving in Baltimore
IN time for the Eastern and Western trains, and
FOR Washington City. .. O.. :
The steamers On this line navigate tie James
klver going and returning, entirely in daytime,
tions, and all ether objects Of interest.
TIGR Z; s for the .bo!s places can be had on
Fare from baltimore E ES5'S %e,;o, g S g
Through tickets from B.to :o 6 Rish po ond
~ State roams and meals extra
~ The state room comm odAtions are unsur.
passed, and the table Is we'll supplied.
~ Passenger taking the lis train from
trhHi . will make connection with
.,& P.ssen gers taking the 500 A. M. train from
NEW YORK, have ample time to dine in Halt.
So Passengers taking the 8 P. M. train from
WARRINGTON, make connection with this line
d. N. FALLS, President.
HUGH o'CONNoR. Passenger Agent. jes tt
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SPECIAL SALES OF sERVIOHABLl DRAFT
~ HORSES,

Q1a,tt,niaste4 Generals Otcs. I
Washinston, ID. C., June /, 1865
By direction of the QuaFtsrmaster General
there will be sold 1T bile auction to the highest
GIISBORO, D. O., MONDAY, June 5, 1866
GIEHBORO, d. O., SATURDAY, June 10, 1865,
GI1eBORO. D. O.. MONDAY. June IL. 1865.
BALTIMORE, MD, "WEDNESDAY, June IA, 1866
WILLlAMsPoRr, Pa ,sATURDAY, June IL,
wIsrCHssrER, Pa ;ssI SATURDAY. June IL,
GII EsB9s9, p. O.. sATSRpAY, June i: 1865.
GlE6BORO. O., SATURDAY. June "A. 1865.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, ATURDAY. June a,
G!IsBORO. D. @, MONDAY. June 2s, 1865
P!TTSBUkGH. PA SATURDAY, July l, 1865.
GIBSBORO. D. O., SATURDAY. July i, 1865.
Two hundred Serviceable Draft Horses 1t each
place.
An opportunity to purchase q superior class of
Draft Horses At far less tina their true value, is
now afforded to the public. The animals, though
sound and seryiceable, are no longer REQUIRED In
managers Of city railroads and OF manufactures
is especially called to these 7ales.
Horses sold .lngly;, Sales to commence at 10 a.
m. Terms cash, in United States currency.
Steamboat for 6issbsro will leave Eleventh.
street wharf, Washington, every hour from ..
m to p. m. JAMES A. EKIE,
sion, Q. ID. 6. O. je 3.25t
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5000 best white OF cial stamp.
1000 s.. e $h snshs o sss Envelopes. ..sr
,oos ss.ss a ssz esi. hnssop., s,s
5000 iaSsi;;s sss go stamp,
q & a1sss' ls9. i letter , Per
5000 bess Cream laid Envelopes. note sine. per
l.aebs:s Enyslcpss: s.ra size. Per loo.
loco patent h'hned 1nvelopes.S'4h by inches,
leo pstsnt Cloth. lined Envelopes. By inches.
loco pa patent s oloth-linsd Envelopes, 81. BY a.
o. inches Isl, Per ps 200 IN ..,a, ~ :, ,
Department to have the liberty Of seieetins
from al the different kinds manufsetured'5
spsn' holders, eff the variou, finds manu-
:. fac fso'p pre- per dozen sn,.. ,.r,,, No. ..,.
"a Gold Pens, large size, with silver EXTENSION
holders, beat nanufacturs, per pen.
g quart: Sss, so9SSn sopyins Ink per sps5
GEO Quilts. H., 80 opaque or clarified. per 1907
Is dozen Red Tape, assorted numbers, per dozen.
dol.n pr.vins Tbam Stf Dozen
9 dozen Psnkniyss. Rodgers best, buck or pearl
dozen Erassrs, large ivory handles IN cases.
dozen pairs Of shears, best quality. inch blade.
dozen pairs OF Shears. best quality, inch blAd.
dozen pairs Of Scissors, best qnalty, per dozen.
sdo.sn Glass Infsisnds, metallic spring covers,
per dozen. 4!
sss ssEf zoe
70 dozen best drawing Lead Pencils, per dOn.
dozen Fsssr: Artist psns apa RsT us Pencils
3dozen Table Brushes. assorted, per doE.
3doZen Camel Hair Brushes, assorted, per dez.
r. dozen Letter Clipe. per doz
. DOZEN strcks best India Ink, per dol.
~ dozen Rubber Bands. assorted sizes, per doI
80 pounds of extra superine scarlet Sealing wax.
10 mounds best quality Waters, per ID.
10 pounds Gum Arabic, pulve lied. per 10.
dozen prepared Mucilage and Brush large per
6dozen prepared Mucilage and Brush, small, per
9se o sPSSng r g sp 0s Cups pc. so
10 pounds best Hemp Irvine, per 10.
10 pounds best Linen Irvine, per TO-
8 quarts Black Sand. per ut.
dozen best prepared or virgin lndla hoooer' per
u fonr. uire Blank Books, indexea, per quire.
10 three .oulre Blank Books, indexed, per qutre.
+ dozen Gap Copying Books, indexed, per quire.
6 dozen Letter Copying Books. indexed per qalre,
6-law4W
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GALE OF sERvIclABLs MULES.

QUARfERMAsrER GENERALS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, D. O., June 9, 1861
BY direction of the Quartermaster General
there will be sold at Public Auction to the hi Oh
viz:
W1LLIAMSPORT, Pa. THURsBAY, June Is,
HuNTINGpoN. PA. THURSDAY. June Is. 1865.
sCRANTON, PA, thu RsDAY. June q. 1865.
WILMINGTON. DEL, THURSDAY. June q,
PITTsBuRe, Pa, Tuesday. June n, 1865
HARR1sBURG, Pa. THURsDAY. Juno @.
TWO HUHDRIB sTRvIcEABLE MULES
Many Of them were bought in the beginning of
the war. As young mules, ACCOMPANIED the armies
in all their marches and camps. and are thorough.
ly broken. hardened by exercise. gentle and fs-
ILL., from being 10 lenS surrounded By the SOL
Though sound and servicesble, they are no
longer required in the army. and can be purchased
The attention Of both miners and farmers is CO.
pecally invited.
Mules sold sinssy.
Sales to commence At 10 am,
Terms cash, in United States currency.
JANIS A. 1KIN,
Brevet Brisadier Geny, In charge First Division
@. MOO. jel0 16t
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

I ARGI SALE OF WAGONS AND HARNESS.
Chi0 Qns,trmasts,'s Office. Dope, Of Rashins,o.,,
Washtnstom, D. O.. june II. 1855. {
Will be sold at public auction, under the drec-
ton OF Brevst Colonel Charles Fl. Tempkins, A.
Q. M. q, 8. A., at the Government Mill, stu ated
on street. bet. 2lst and 22d in the city of Wash
ipgton, d. c., about
TWENTY THOUSAND SITS OF SINGLE MULE
HARNESS,
with
A LOT OF SADDLES &C.,
which have been used ir public service
The harness will be sold in single sets.
ALSO.
About SEQ WAGONS. which will be sold singly
to the hishest bidder.
The sale Of Wagons will commence on W1D-
NESDAY, June 20. ls65, II 10 o'clock 3. m. with
lot of about 40o, at point north of the Railroad
Park, near the terminus of New York avenue
north. and after their sale is completed the re
mainder will be sold on street east. between 4th
and 18th streets. near the Lincoln Hospital. The
sale of Harness will commence on THURSDAY,
June %, 1865. at 10 o'clock .. m.
The sale Of Wagons and Harness will continue,
Oh alternate days. until the whole mum Der is sold ,
Terms cash in Government funds.
The attention Of buyers is called to the large
sale OF MULES, commenced on MONDAY. May
e 1865, and which is still being continued from
Brig: Gen. and CHEF ou.Issrmsster.
Je H19t Depot of WAshineton,
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nRoPosALs FOR TIMBER AND MATERIALS
FOR THl NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

BUREAU OF CoNsrRUorIoN AND REPAlR,}
Sealed Proposals to furnish Timber and Ms
teriaIs for the Navy. fox the fiscal year ending
Constructon and Repair, until 10 O'Clock s. NJ.
Of the 18th DAY of July next, at which time the
0IP Proposals must be endoIs ed Proposals for Tim
Der and Materials for the Navy that 1.-The. they may
directed % the Chief of the Bureau of Cons'ruc-
''T The Hn materials and articles embrseed in the
printed SEIZED ules. any ef which will be furnished
oomm a Of the respective Yards or to the
Navy Agent nearest thereto. and those of all the
bidde rs Of the quantities Of each article, where
This division into asses being for the cou.eni-
dealer: In
addition to the be h 81 OF fi .S
# % Ss II sScs 70 ,as
Ali other things being equal preference Will be
to n .ssas Ss Of
n h s.riet conformity herewith they viii not Be-
Inon sDp,ication to the Bureau. to the Com
II q and
Information respecting the proposals.. will be far
The contract will be awarded to the lowest bidder
he % & s6s .1 :; Ss
servng the right to reject the lowest bid, or anv
which may be deemed exorbitant.
The contrac.a will bear date the day the motif g..
cation 10 given, and deliveries can be made froR,
aureties in the full amount will be required to
san the contract. and their responsibility csrtf
fed to BY United States District Judge. United
Agent As additional security. twenty per centup1
viii be withheld from the amount Of the bills anti
eighty per centum of each bill, approved in trpli-
cate by the commandant of the respective yards.
delivery, in funds certificates, at the option Of
the Government, within ten days after the war
rant fer the same shall have been passed bv n !.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
The classes Of this Bureau are numbered And
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CALI OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.

Q1s,tGusstsr Gss~sPs ONsI, Fi.S Diuisio~.(
Washinstos City, May g. 1865. I
WI be solo at public auction, to the highest
bidder, at GiesborO, D. O., on
FRIDAY, June 2, 1865,
TUESDAY, June 8, 1855,
THURSDAY, June 3, 1865,
FRIDAY, June Q, 1855,
AND on
TU16DAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY
Of each week thereafter during the month OF
June, 1885,
for road and farming purposes, many good bar.
HoEsss sold sinel{, saleto commence at 10 ..
atasm ~ -. aio.ho,o LII III ~ 7tS STRAIT
wharf, Warrington. every hour from q; n to
D. N. JAMIE A. Bk1N,
Brevet Brissdier General, in charge First Di.f.
vision QuartermAster Generals Once. my9O-tje30
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cPICIAL SALE OF SERvICEABLl DRAFT
HORSIS

Qn1rttrsaster Generals Office,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 8, 1866.
By order Of the Quartermaster General, there
win be sold, at public auction, under the airee-
tien OF Captain l.. Lowry Moore, A. @. NJ. to the
highest bidder. At the time and place named be.
NtW YORK CITY, FRIDAY, June Is, 1855.
INV YORK CITY, TUESDAY, June 20, 1855.
new Y Y9sk FRIRnx june June s 1884,
NlW YORK CITY. FRIDAY, June 30, 1885.
Two hundred and fifty SKRVICEABLl DRAFT
HORSES each day.
An opportunity to purchase superior class Of
draft horses, At far less than their true value ID
sound and seryicsable. are no longer required in
the army, and must be sold. The attention of
managers of city railroads and manufactures il
especially called to these sales.
Horses sold sinsly. Sales to commence ct 10 ..
m, and will be held At the Government Stables,
corner Tenth avenue and T hirty third street.
Terms cash. in United States eurrencv
JAMES A. EKIN.
Brevet Brig General in charge
10 9-t29 hst Div. @. II. g. o.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT HoRsIs,

Oxa,tumastsy Gs1srsrs OMY. Fi,n Divisiox,l
Washisssos CITY, May %. 1865. {
Will be sold, at public auction to the highest
bidder, ut the time and places named below. viz
BALTINORl, Maryland, "WEDNESDAY.
June Z. 1855,
LANCAsrIR, PINNeYLvANIA, THURsDAY.
June 8, 1855, ! 'T
RlADIN6, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY.
june Is, 1855,
WRIST oHIsTER. PENNsYLyANIA, THURS
DAY, June Is, 1885,
MlYHLIN. PINN8YLVANIA, THURSDAY,
juno 81. 1855.
fa1sBURGH. PlNNeYLvANIA. THURSDAY
June %, 1855.
0AlfIh0Rl. MARYLAND. rHURsDAY.
uvrmapp, June %. 1855.
~0H, P1NNBYLvANIA,T tn D RSDAY
TWO mr., June q, 1855. s. 80
=, w. INBRED 0AvALRY HoRsls
S0. 5 5.S and farming purposes many good bar
Tssms Si1 as s'nty n 5s:s e senmsnes 1t
Breyst Brissdisr as6ss,i. n LIN SIiN.
my S0.tJe3o Hifst Division "a SSasrye
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PERSONAL.

L can be consulted on the cure of Female Dis
eases at her residence. No. 227 9th street west.
Hours from 10 q. m. to p. m. For particul ars
send for q circular. je Sims
MADAME RIST1LL, PROFESSOR OF MIDWIFE
lvl ny, who has successfully treated all diseases
OF females for thirty years, can be consulted, as
letter, and medicine sent BY mail. Married or
single ladies who require safe and certain RENE
cause, can rely upon her celebrated infallible
French Female Monthly Pills No. l, to restore
obstinate cases Of long standing may require No
2, which are four degrees stronger than No. !,
. box Dan be Obtained ct No. 1862 Chambers It,,
New York CITY sent b mall .lt hf full vine nstrus
once ALDO solo in Warrington 1t No., 467 9Th
street. between and =; and corner New York
av,x
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

Chi" QHo''"mas's'' 2ges Ds.e. q wa,sins.en,,
sn.5 iSr III. Sspas fs
samples Of which iof paper one auirs: 81 aff snrs
Zach "rnss Els psop sa
sample Of the article bid for. aud bm one prize
for each article, which must be distinctly marked
Tho contract will be awarded to the lowest
Each proposal must be signed BY the individual
or r% Il and sh +. fu
son or persons proposed a. sursties. Wv VOL
sno.a articles be Which
nfRsa to himself
tr.eted for. .. the public service may require E
within q reasonable time after being ordered 6s
IN b 9si sna tns .s
person or persons contracting to furnish the same
the contra have been complied with and e
the power to spnul the contract upon any failure
Bonds with approved security are to be given by
the person or persons contracting, and, in case OF
fixture specified in such bond. 'ne 'of-
nu s. b
Chief 99artermaster. Depot Of Washington, D.
S+.+;onar' pe plainly mAfheo proposals. for
SCHEDULE OF ARrIcLRs
40 reams Manila Wrapping Paper. 24x3s inches
80 resns S. 1nysioRs Paper 241sa Inches esam mot
r ahas ndH Gsp pn.P per rsam
100 reama shits Foolscap Paper. ruled. not less
10 Paper gss not e..
20 res@ Gana5 HE Per L .sa% Bsr ream
pOdnue per ream,
:Ooo sheets Blottins Paper. Per sheet:
e Blank Books folio SIZE full bound per CURE
IL" nan 6ooks crown.oap size, bound in cloth,
lS Blank Books cap size half bound per aure.
30 Time Books. demi size. bound in cloth, FER
20 Time Books. small qu.rto size, bound in cloth
20o Time Books. small octave size bound in lssth-
10000 xhise oahciai Envelopes No. f. very thick,
$1,000 .hits Official Envelopes. No. 10. very thick,
10000 White Official Envelopes, s14 inches. very
100000 White Letter Envelopes. 5a1sh very
u dozen Ai:s!a Writing .,s.a in guar. and pint
ssa Gssf bd aa:.
sss: ss:: in quart and
Pint Sosss: per s c.:a Sso sas in an.'' .-'
"a aoSen David's OArmine Ink, glass hotties, anC
stopPers, per dozen bottles.
90 dozen l.bers or ether Black Lead Pencils, Nos
24dozsn labers or other Red and Blue Pencils
d dozen Glass Inkstsnds. ASSORTED. per dozen.
100 gross 6iliOtt's Steel Pens, assorted. Pc,
200 gross ether Steel Pens. assorted. per gross.
u dozen GItta Percha Pen Holders, per dozen.
Y dozen Tin PspeS Folders. Der dozen.
WHIT IsS Rubber 40 pieces to the
100 dozen pieces Red Tape, Nos. II and q. Per
100 dozen, ;Deols Red Tape. Nos. II and %, per
l2dozsn glass jars Musilsse and Brushes. large
size, Per dozen:
dozen Glass lars Aucilass and Brushes. small
"a letter COPYING Books. 500. 100 and 1000 PAGES
l.OOOsSssts Abstract Paper. ruled to psttsrn, Dor
GOO 'hsst: Etu.S Paper, ruled and printed to pat
sss.%: g nm Ps.s1 .sIsa to pattern, per rs.m.
dozen lIaseys, ivory or wood handles, per
sde,:s emit. Perch. Rulers. ls inches long. Per
gross india Rubssr Bands. assorted sizes. per
20 sheet sS:s6d Oh 1s,.r. Per sheet.
dozen sissas scsras Letter POI :i. DoI c.r DOZEN
. dozsp Blndinx board1: nots size, Per dozen.
ssss Sss:s ff:sss Pr . s::%
rseseA 3SiSss SsSS 1sss5Ts 5Sss, ,sr aossp.
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IT, once ago Penn'a avenue.

u" once 42O Penn'a avenue.
between ~ and 9Th streets.
Offers certain and speedy cure, Of G0NO3RH1A
CLEFT, SYPHILIe STkIOTBR1, g N INAL
WlAKNIes. INFLAMlD BLADD1R: WHIT11.
THE LUNGS, LIVER. KIDNRHS.AN SPL ZEN;
SORE EYIS. 6ORI THROAT. DC. &c.
Having had many years experience in TIC prAc.
tice Of those disesses the doctor bids defiance to
all competition In their treatment and cure.
Recent cases of vsnereal diseases cured IN one
or two days. Ladies and gentlemen can consult
him at his once from to O'Clock daily.
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DHILABlLPHIA sTIAMIRs.

NsX l1lrsss Line, semi weekly, between PHIL
T MnAWRAHIH9Toa and a1oRa1-
Steamers Mayaowsr. Philadelphia and 9sorss
uk1Xs, ff rom o.YY.. KJ aRtHs*NsDAYs s9asAI
and High, GEORGETOWN.
For ffoisht apply to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
No. 50 Water street, Geor9etowa,
AGENT IN Philadelphia. WM. p. CLYDE. II
North Wharves.
Agents in Alexandria. 1LowIRs 4 B0N4N.
No. KinR Ut, noY&0
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KZ ~ S&kNTzk9
On and after Sunday, December 49, 1884, R.sssn.
T a0y TzR s2sFH Hal.
RIsBURG TRAiN-Le.ve Warrington els A. 4.
Arrive at Baltimore 500 AN.
PREss-Leave Washington 80 4. NJ; Arrive It
philadelphia 80 P NJ, New York $50 n. No
No. s-BALTIMoRI wIsrHRN TRAIN
Lesye Washington s:1S 4. n. STOPPING At way
r e. %sDs snd reaching s.siors It 1000
YORK Ma1. !, x sss
IN. Phiisd.iphia s:s7 ?. n, Ne" York 1000
No. s-BALrIMoR1 TRAIN AND WAY STA
TioNs-Lsa7e Wsshinston 500 P. n, connect
Ing at Relay with Frederick train. Arrive at Bal
'R Mo. 'ee": 81 COMPUTATION AND
Af,s At Ssn Sss SiS .ns
No. 11sosToN. ALBANY 4 INV YORK x%n X
arrivs II New ?ori 400 M:Ii: md I P.sssn:
hy this train connect With AL t me sc.y th
as 1 Msss li NJ :fst:
soi rs this trsn. Which is limited nit ~ capacity 0'
Ne ,ss. ana .191isss h
1Ss h ;as1 4kA ISL : ~
>. :: atOpping AZ Relay House Web~t4 passon'
sers 10 tie Express Train for Grafton. Wheeling,
fsrkersbure. and all points In the Wess. Beaches
FoR ANNAPOLIS the eo1nections will be made
Wsshin ston. No trains TO or kom Annapolis on
| 0o EUNDAY TRAEN1.
THl ONLY TRAINS 1kOM WAsa!H9TgHs
! T. n. and P. n for Baltimore, and 1;30 ?: N n;
tie p u. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West. - veil g 70
adelphia, New York, or Boston, can be had 1t
tho station Ticket Once ct all hours In the day, q
veil - ct new Office In tho American Telegraph
| Building, Pennsylvania avenue. between ~ and
"a RRSGGXGl will b checked at all hours ALSO for
throush points, to save trouble and confusion at
the departure Of the trains,
are politely but earnestly requested to respect the
rules OF tie Line, estaSliahed fof the general Cd.
ioe "a sd,s, sn& their atsndants and the
Drevention Of smoking In any but the sm0ksr'l
WITH tie the dseis,ess Or
h ressrd To their seats, tickets, etc.. especially
tie hurry stsitIpF q: trains 2; r,.,,,o,..t,o,
| d, II, COLI. General Ticket Agent. dec 81
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Mrs. BRooKFIILD, of Kansas. can be on
at her room. on 4 street, one door east Of ID
street, in the rear of Douglas Hospital 6hs
Astrologers Of the age. She gnarantes salts.
faction 30 all those who may give her . call
She can b seen from .. m. TO sp. m. Price one
dollar. . feb u-1m.
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Xix rbs Most Wonderfni A.

O1O DIR. BAOKlR, O1O
ZlO The Most Wonderful Astrcloger. llO
No. ais K street. between II til and 18th sts., tive
squares from the st. cars. gives full and thorough
information concsrnir8 a affairs ,hreugh life,
riase. Love Affairs. Journeys, Law Suits, Absent
Friends. sickness and Death. DR.. Backsr oan be
ccnlultsd from 8 In the morning till In the eve.
ming. Entrance through the candy store.
my e. I'M
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A rLANrIo sTEAMsHIP CO.'S LINZ
SCREW STAMPS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK, WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
AND GEORGETOWN.

vn,, STEAMIEs: s%h
JOHN sIBses, 6 SaS. 4 l. k k.z11
Leave Pier No. u, North River, New York, at
O'Clock p. m. Tuesdays and Fridays.
Leave SHOWS wharf, 1O7 Water street, George.
town, 1t q. m, Tuesdays and 8aturd avs, for New
York.
Freight received daily, handled in the most
careful manner, and delivered with the greatest
dispatch, at fair rates.
Passage and State Rooms, with superior accom-.
modat,ons for comfort and pleasure, direct
from WashiD gton to Albany. Troy, and SARATOGA.
Tickets good for either night or day steamers st.
John. Hendrick Hudson. Daniel Drew, and O. Vib-
bard, on the Hudson River.
Through to Providence and Boston by the SPLEEN
did steamers Of the Neptune Steamship Company,
and to Portland by Cromwell's old established
line.
For freight and passage; apply TO-
W r. SNOW & CO..
1O1 Water street Georgetown,
FLOWERS & BOWEN.
Alexandria, VS.,
d b. CROMWELL IL CO,
So West street, New York.
Passage and State Rooms can be engaged at the
Companys ONCE, 2S1 street, between 18th and
l4th, Washing tOn, D. @, ie6-tf
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TRAVELLERS. DIRECTORY.
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) Daily except Sundays., IL t|.R -
9s:HSR sRs 'Sns ,o;n 1sss .
y; ,SiIISfEi, v1sELArD. &C.. s.nA.M.
lei BRIDdET0N. sALBM. &s.. at s.yA.M.
For asAssBoRo. &C.. $50 and s.H NJ. $50
For woSDBURY. &C.. $50 and sls A. NJ. $50.
ana Wv RETURNING WILL LEAVE
Cape May 1t 80 A. NJ, Mail, 20 A. NJ, Freight.
Milivine 81 7sa 4. H.. Mail. 1908 P. n. Freight.
IS p. NJ, Passenger l.
Bridgeton At 40 A. NJ, Mail. IS A. NJ, Freight.
Salem 81 SIS 4. H.. Mail, ga. M. Freight. 4cs
WOODBURY. At .05 and 8 laA. NJ, Mail, .o6 A. NJ,
Freight SIS and 8 70 P. NJ, PASSENGER.
On the nrst day of July an additional express
train will be added to and from Cape May and
which will leave Cape May ct SA M, and Phil
adelphia 1t $50 P. n. This IL three hours nom
j. VAN RENSSELAER,. Superintendent
West J ersey. Salem and Cape May and Miuville
fTs FAT Wvisr JxRsEY EXPRESS COMPANY
will attend to ali the usual branches Of express
business, receive, deliver and forward tnroogn
other responsible Express Companies, 20 All psrts
of the country, any article entrusted to them
Special Messenger accompanies eacn terousn
train .,o ..o,
nPPIOl BALTIMORl & OHIO RR. CO.,
~ WAsHIH0ToN, Decent Der lS' 1855