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Inc N. Y. Times says Mr.. Stevens and
MS associates do not want the Southern Stars
Represented, and do not intend any OF them
ton. WV
faeetious correspondent in Italy writes
70 an Engiisn journal: Sits said that the cause
OF Garioaidl's sudden night from Oaprera was
Notification from Head Centre Stephens that
ne was coming TO see the general"
~The proposition Of East Tennesseeans for
new state has been laid before the State Sen
Ate Tney ask for q vote upon the measure by
the people Of the State. Their petition WA re-
ferred 10 q committee consisting of two from
each grand division OF the State.
IA moot meian choly event was connected
WIth q recent town meeting at EIlenburgh VT
Four teams Were sent into Canada after whis.
Key, and on their return the whole CONCERN
men, liquor and teams, were taken by the Gus.
tom house officers.
0It is reported that the King of Dahomev.
desirous Of testifying his respect for Mr.. viii
can coast, has sent him q preses of SIX ala yes
Considering that Mr.. Crafts was himself A
fugitive slave, the royal compliment Wss an.
osuous-but then the king knew no better.
allegations pm blished against him, and utterIv
fepudiafes all conniyance with MaximiIian
STpe duke of ChotseaI, who murdered his
wife In Paris many years ago, and was said 70
seen lately in that city.
~Another revolution has broken out IN San
Domingo, the result Of which was the down.
fall Of Baez and the proclamation Of Pimental
Is President Of the Republic.
ga "philop9nist' Of New York enuu,er.
atss among the other reasons for the In crease OF
crime the periodical issue Of gorgeous fashion
plates.
KThe wheat crop in Virginia will BE- q
email one.
~Lcuis Napoleon has taken TO white waist.
eoste, MS wife 10 rose-colored dresses.
lutte an excitement was created ia New
YORK on Tuesday by the reported discovery
OF an OIL spring In Sixty second street
~Four boys escaped from the Rochester
House OF Refuge last Friday. They effected
then escape through q sewer, crawling more
than l,Us0 feet before they emerged from IL
~Vermont 10 considerably agitated nv tho
tors next falf-both seats being now filed by
Executive nominees in place of Messrs. Cola
msr and Foot, deceased.
taerant found pearl worth several hundred
dollars.
1An An-Absorbing Question-Tne Lager
Beer question.
EThere 10 an immense rush Of emisrant.
TO Minnesota
IA female burglar 10 operating in Toronto
HOf Ia lighthouses DESTROYED or d,speuasi
Nna ~ the Rebels, 90 have been re. a n hltsnst
0Iwo men who atteru pied % steaa a ,,a.
On an Indiana raiiread were shot dssri IN ~
krakemsn. me
~H 10 stated tia. tAsrs sr. vet <,s,,. ~
l1ee seres o. arabic lAAA n ISvA SssS 49,
byspsds - ploaeA. =
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SEoREr DIsEAsKsi
SAM ARlTAN,S GIFT,

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
YES, A POSITIVE CURE,"fer
GONORRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES de-
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsam, no Mercury,
Only Ten Pulls 20 Be 1hkss TO Efed a Cure
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
ju5e the stomach or bowel. Of the no.t delicate.
IN from S0 70 0oP sn Z,
Of the opIye.siy Of Psnnsyis snis enc Of the most
eminent Doctor: snS cns%ss. 81 tie present day.
Let those who have dee paired ofeettine cured, or
sns ~, Ms
ssSs 3. Sal g. F.. s:,p envelope
BLOOD BLOOD, BLooDrv
rrfs GESRsoI I HnlSERs be sfEGssEs s sRsTs
..v. syEITsfEE aaI DISEASES, A. 1 1
fSSS ssS Fiji
scribed e reaches and ersdicstes every PARTICLE Of
the ysnsresi poison; 90 that he pure i: thorouss
cay :nS :. q, healed; .cS 90 not sI.s.i. . your
DO NOT DEsPAIRf
soST SE6 aTsB o,s
'''T fis; An the S.s siss
In many aascuo,s With which namSers az "a
s:1sY re soqI AND 6.l.T 4
rhss, In besIinS down, f.Ilins q ths womb. de-
S 80 PSs Sss sot. The sax
L. in Of Syphilis, used in connection With the
Boot and Herb Juiess;
sssss n shs.s 's :ss i. .s. .esno~
r S. 3 Sass,s: and PATENT. They are used
WHAT IN. f Tsss sss sha n tn, sAnAs'
IA pGss @ sss%srs
si: 81 .IS
;s.ls :.s d: fs.:
.... IT,. s. & Roy' 7:
,yiS VsS e q svenss. w:sSiaston; HENRY COOK,
AsIsisiS yc 20 2 R.a. ysa
TaHH...s'::: - g sS ts &: 81. r.
=. tssis s Z. fS.E.ss: q. fsss. s.2 Ne isSsrss
uon, sssnssSssrSess. nd kshsastss q a.
1 e: q o. e. S.s.s
nsr No. q the illAliisSIs rs1sdy sei I'll Inlsn-
8: s:s q :ssss I'd IN osSsr s.I:sse isss
81: f..s::. : rom ss: , &.
ana changes Of atmosphere, In In ossse, ~ eaoh,
or four q ceses In one for %, and IN ~ eeese,
ShuSoovfng %. Divided In ssparsts 49, - 81
ninlsSsssd 81 valpssa, esllanAnds, he~x. d.
Nhoissals md retail By Dr.. BARROW, No. ice
80 !: 81 ::s Fl: D. 'f0ED so $50 p eve.
corner nth Ct o1YS
~alAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SELLING AT
rae FOLLOWING Prices:
Cotton Fleets 50 cents each
Pillow Gases - cents, Draweu en0
Green window Shades 80 cents
Plates and cents sech
sinele Bedsfeads 81 ~
RiurIe II afr Msftressee y
Honble Hair Mattresses \ Is 70 Us
Vssh Bseips Is and % cents each
iron Wssh Stands 50 snr rs cents
Wssh Boilers, Bathing Tubs
Co0se Pots, Pe~t ter Pitchers. Walters
fsireanks and Druggist Scales
And . large assortment Of other articles toe nu-
e Ssr' e al bought. od sDs
500 9Th street. uext %
aplsln PenD.yivauis avenue.
TAKD no MORE uNPLBAsANr AID Uy.
- Uoe HELMD0LDN IXfRAc3 ~
~ " UgD0v1D Do0D VA
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AUCTION SALES.
s.SxIsis i pIssr sstss Ssss ~ rHi

= eAyALsi pffor. efsssoso. D. D. Q. fh1
.... q {: s s:ss !s:i:
: s :; ss 4 S.s. sssss
sesoea n the following ss.cribsd public prep.
osi "a srEAn sRIEDrse AND FEED
,trsns sit tn 1ai Nv I.ni.s % sy
= ;s: :s s:s:;.
Also. . the same time and ,,so.. the machinery
. r P ioS s9aa:saf ffowrn
and : t isen .s. d .sss
lew es..i,on bsd plate, with cold and hot water
and Jour "a inOSs zen S fs stS
TWO a sOii LIS On III so-Hoss. powIs
made ef,hs As.t boiler A ston
Of inch in thickness, ave tsj fset in diametep.
and fourteen t feet i've ts inches in length; esch
sseS three .' 10 a anss
Ter, with ell the REQUISITE aypendaees
4sfs II s5 JdHlsT sF sUEk
eonstrnctsd of solid French burr u,,,.,on. ana
set in heavy, we'll balanced frames, With SSyeas e
ters, Gle yators and conveyors Sufficient to cut and
sna feed on the
The shaftins 10 Of finished wrought iron and the
% ana s
Of burrs, &c. The main driving belt is OF four (t
ply rubber, and twenty four CAD inches wide The
belts Tor driving the mills, &C., are Of the best oak
tanned. patent stretched leather.
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery and Fixtures
every description are OF the very best materials
and workmanship. and are still In excellent con-
dit1on and fpe WORKING order the mill having been
In operation only about fifteen months.
III deemed advisable by the agent Of the Govern
nent on the day Of sale, the buildings will be sold
separstely.
Terms Cash, in Government funds
Purchasers will be reQui red 10 remove their
flsfl 6au nf Inl
grounds.
boat for Giesboro will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour during the day Of sale
Any further information that may be desired
Will be given upon application, in person or by let
ter, to Captain George T. Browning, A. q. M,
Gfesboro, ID. c., or 1t this Office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge
ap1Sb First Division, O. NJ G. o.
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EXPRESS COMPANIES.

E- NATIONAL EXPRESS 49,,
ss:iss Sesfy eon1is.sS i;
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
'o'A sAvxsAxxhf,' 5az SstEysssirSotNShAoSD'
s "a sss ... g FAR
iecied ~ We.tsrn connsctions, eia the Baitimors
and Ohio Railroad over mail roads, to
CIAClNNATI AND ST. LOUIS,
Z nov prepared to receive Freight. Merchandise,
''lD'o'' ri moSSf AND BULLION.
'isnstsd ana an in.ermedists points Is 80
lrfloir ksb oh ffxafrRlrleusLr
= saf aas
run through. ria hONTGGMERf. 70 these places.
y.E. JOHNSTON, Prssidsnt. "'ne my f.im
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
OFFICE sis PEsEA: AVENUE.
ai' fsSssrIy AfLtA AHSDssU1' OPPOSITE
.. GREAT EASTERN.
NORTHERN, wEsTERN, AND SOUTHERN
EXPBEss FoRwARDERs. 81
Merchandise, Money and valuablsa OF ell kinds
forwarded with dispatch 10 al accessible sectious
Of the country.
COLLECTION OF MOTIFS, DRAFTS, AND
BILLS,
MADE In accessible parts of the United States.
O. o. DUNN, Agent,
M 4-a Washington, 3. q.
H1ph1HdSRYHtyT S6.sSx JvkASf IgoaU AMP q
80 ateerde.s. - al Their stagss g Ittis s01sSS
ssF5Sss;. nic Sls.:sHt q it snd sdsr, Ia
GR. fmOfHl p'HALL-YHo111I7Se9 ~. =.
- eonDet5oo Win - resume1 On - ~ ~ -
q, sss easasegss snd olFyqlH = - peis.
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HOW H 4 SUOC EEDED
By THE BARDOY OAK HALL.

HOW So q DED.
sIrHK BARD OF OAK HALL.
man of practice and renown:
ne makes ahsndsome income clear,
Nov, when he started out In youth,
And make name and money too.
He attended lectures, studied hard,
A Aed very quickly quickly passed the board,
But many patients could not ind.
Each day he sat, with saddsned face,
M A. isis fSssd s e.; him advice
No. patient. iocked ftom far and near.
And kept him busy all the year;
odoctor can with him compare.
1he secret Of his great success,
III tell you II you cappot guess
ss@: :us from r ffR yG OAK Ak BALL
SMITH BROTHERS 4 CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORs,
AND pEALERsIN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
aga SEVENTH STREET.
Risci GOODS ever IL ' the s city q w. &..S
ss.s q any sSsss '''
T. MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner Of 18th street and Pssn. svsaue, opposite
Invites his friends and the public to his
neh ''''''nf spS & GOODS,
bought for cash, and Will b sold at reduced -
s'. ;ss :; StsHaasia AaSO a' stock
=. b. Give rs call. ap 14-3m
OHAkLEs PARM1R, JANIS T. wALKIB,
MERCHANT TAILOKS
A nne Assortment Of CLOTHS CcHssiMERrs
and VEsTINGe on hand, which they will ~.
make mp In the fastest styles and best pos.
dble manner. ~
Furnishing Goods. ~
Please give ~ Q call
Shirts made to order.
70 1ssm FARMER WALKER
Successor TO H Loudon Co., a.
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel. late BroUn'S, MI
362 PennsylvAnla avenue, .~-
my Washington. ID. q.
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DOTOMAG TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. Z. 4. RYTHlR,
leaves Washington at Q. m. and Al IT,
URDAY for Glymont, Budd . Ferry,
Smith . Point, Chatterton Landing, Naniemoy
Plowden's Wharf, Lancasters Wharf, Stone b
Wharf, Curriomen Bay, Foxwell's Wharf, Piney
8 q. m on Sunday.
J.B. BRYAN & BRO, Agents,
ap7-u No. 345 Penna. avenue.
ID ICHMONn, EREDERIOKsBURO AND Pc.
IL TOMAC RAILROAD
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ki . v. McGUlRE Co., Auctioneers.
SALE OF ROSEWOOD CASE PIANoroRrr
SSIILT rRAME FRENCH PLATE PIER
sdAE bsA ASR r coTEkEb HPPkk36
Mp AsTy WALNUT CARVED CHAMBER FtR,'
ing 70 o'clock. We shall self at No. s6S s.sss
betweee Seventeenth and Eighteenth late resi-
oesSe OF his Excellency the Belgian Minister con.
One Rosewood Case Pianoforte, seven octave. nv
VIM. Emmerson, OF Boston, stool and cover
Inr aS rlns French Plate Gilt Frame Pier Glass
Two Gilt Frame French Plate Mantle Mirrors
One suite Of Parlor Furniture, Walnut Frame,
Upholstered In Plack and Maroon Silk Damask'
consisting off Sofas, Arm, one LadyS, and Side
One suite Of Psrler Furniture. Rosewood Frame
Two suites Of Chamber furniture Of wa,,r.
S xth TOP
with Marbles and large WardroIes n'0'e' also
!urii:h Easy oh nsi IL IS SIX SEf 1sm RsDs
rs We e. hosewood Marble Top and Buffet with Mir
Walnut Cane seat Arm Dining Chairs
Two Walnut LounRing Chairs in Cream ai,h
velyeI. walnut Hall Suite, Hall OIL Cloth. Rosa.
"S4o CARD Tables, with covers -''e'
,,ss "inu'' Mahogany, and Marble Top Centre Ia.
Two set. Satin Dsmask Lace Window Curtains.
One Marble Mantel Clock, 81 days
Other mantel ornaments
KIs lI see: AZ Exception Chairs, Lounges
Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather PilloWS
Bolsters, BLANK ets, spreads and other BEDDING
sssn ana I'm TSSi t1d W sps.in Carpets
Cooling stove and kitchen F Fur Gas &c.
nv isd@ds 10 MceuJRe \ M a..
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BANKERS.

BANKERS.
.EwIs JOHNSON Co.,
BANK Rs,
DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
STOCKS, BONDS.
GOLD AND SILVER
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
NH 8-n
Jay COOKE . CO..
BANKERs.
NtsasA ssvses, eS1osiss 1,sasSSy.
Buy and sell as sarrent rates, and keep always
N hand. full supply Of al
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
T-30 TREAsUBY MOTIFS.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNEse, g.,
And pay the highest prices for
QUARTERMAsTEBp CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS "a a-du
First National Bank
OF wAsHIHoT0H.
D COOKE, (of jay Cooke %. ., PRECEDENT.
wM. 9. HUNTINGTON. Oashies,
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AND
PEy ANCLAI, AoENr On rup uuJrvn
sm.n
is-u q, o,,o.,-r ,u, ,,,,,v,x ,,,.,
"S'. -. 'A.As'A' 'ASAA1AAAs'
o'e"' ''sa0 WIN TfsssuSs onsse
States.
~ONB MILLION DOLLARS -
.vcr,I-rvs
- 0uff0n' "sfAes fasO.
FURNISH IXCHAN0n ssd u,ska eaol,>.>a.-.
~S oS''sss0os
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL, OITIua an run
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Trims betHeen WASHINGTON AND BALrI.
Mokk. and MAsHIN TON AND TIE WEST, are
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday st en- f.So. ana
HIS .. m, and 2,Ss, and 40, and T:sO D. n.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Le,s DAILY, except Sunday, q en-, o. n, ana
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPoLIs
JUNCTION.
Leave ~ AND 90 . N. and at 1:xs- and IS D. n
FOB ANNAPOLIS
trains TO or from Annapolis sa sunday.
ON SUNDAY
T0R BALTIMORE.
Leave N10 .. m. and 2<5 and f:Dpm
FOR WAY STATIONs
Aesve a. 10 Q. NJ. and 2{5 D. m
FOB ALL PANTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, &C 30 g. m and Use
On Sunday At 80 ,: m. only. connecting Of Relay
psrler.s Vie trans rom Baltimore TO Wheeling,
THROUGH TICKETS TO the west ca. be hs6 n
the Washington Station Ticket Once al ali h.rrs
IN the dW, a. well as at the once in the Amerf.
can Telegraph Building, PenssylvsuIs avenue.
between ~ aDd 9Th streets.
For New York, Philadelphia, ana Boston, 80
advertisement OF Through Line
W.P. SMITH, Master Of TRANSFORMATION
u. n. COLE, General Ticket gens
oc 1-n GEO. 3. k0ONTZ, Agent Wa.hinston.
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RY w. l.. WALL h co. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
ISLAND AT AUCTION
o'clock We will SELL in front Of the premises All of
Lot No. 9, In Square No, 296, fronting SO feet on
18Th street, between street and virgi mia avenue
ana running back l5S feet a inches t. a 20 foot
alley, the Improvement consisting OF q large two
story and attic frame building and large back
oSIiding. The property will be sold together or
nonths with interest. secured by deed of trpst
on me property Conveyancing and STAN ps at the
nys w. L. WALL CO., Aucts.
e THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account OF the inclemeut weather TO tn. RSDAY
24th May, same heur and place
my Is w. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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l(Y GREEN / WILLIAMS, Auetioneer,.

AT Public Auction. FRIDAY, May -, 1886. ct S
O'Clock p. m, on the premises, north side Rock
Creek Church road, east q It's Intersection with
road, - acres unimproved lard, nearly bsif in
wood; .oii, sandy loan; good ex posure; adapted
ior g:Idening fruits or vines; two splendid build
Terms: $50 cash; balance In semi annual nay.
ments OF SlU each. with interest. $50 to be paid
ct sale Conveyancing and stamps TO be paid by
purchaser ~
my Y GREEN WILLIAM1 Auets
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I"IO1 UAlLf tSanday q. m. excepted.D
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
va and the South via the Potomac r.
washington. to Aqua Creek anikE5zslEE1kss
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Eailroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Creeb to Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Ricfimend andDanviile
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon. Wilmington,
EEaaieign, greensboro, Salisbury, Chalotte and
Steamers Report and @ Vanderbilt cave Sixth
street Wharf daily Sunday morning 0cepted) at
~ .. m. and p m, and arrive in Richmond at
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
slfV Miles Shorter and IA Hours Quicker than
any Other houte
, be sure and get Through Tickets via Aqufs
Company ONCE. corner 81 Psnna avenue and az t IN
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be in
readiness to convey passengers and baggage be.
tween dep0ts in Richmond
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
several battle. fields near FredercksburS NV stnns
B Gnh and ;pp on board Of Steamers.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent: Wsshfnsicn a. "
g. M. HANEY,
ap5Y General Passenger Agent.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.- .NOTICE-The
Ises EA@H Vii rs:u G:pt ssn
leaving her new pier. ITO Light street wharf, be.
sn and s4.5fS
Pent, Double Mills, Oxford, Clora Peint, Wal.
Eshin C Lsnaaing Cambridge, Hnghetts Wharf,
for!s Wharf every THURSDAY and MON.
t "a q P stopping at all the above men:
reaching Baltimore al a. n. Of FRIDAYS s and
TUESDAYS. feb 2s-tf
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kI 6h1EN WILLIAMS. Auctioneen,
II No. S26, corner Of 9TH and ID streets
TEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS, SIT.
TWEEN P AND o sTREETs NORTH, WfTH
TON ThE IMPROVEMENTS AT PUEBLO A6o
On WEDNESDAY, the sd instant, at o'clock
p; m: We shall SELL in front Of the premises psrts
square 100: having good fronts and depths
Tc be sold without reserve. =. .
Tdme: One quarter cash. balance 6, II And Ia
months, secured By deed of trust on the premisas'
All conveyancing and revenue stamps at the con-
OF the purchaser. S2o down on each lot when sold
my lid GREEN 3 WILLIAMS. Aucta
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TRUsTHES SALE OF VALUABLE Pro
ERTY


virtue 9. decree q the o,sSis CONT for
". passed IN the case Of Hume We. Hume, viii
expose 20 public sale, en- the sremises. on THURS.
hat pSoS o. ii sses ds.Gls.
died seized, containing About 20 acres.
1t sdioins the village Of Blsaensburg, 10 most
s the fs . q Of
and IL under an excellent enclosure.
The dwellins, which 10 Of bricb, is esmmodious.
ductive and abounds .ith excellent fruit. and all
the buildings, consisting OF stable, ice-house, &C.,
Terms Of sale: 81 900 cash. residue IN and
With interest the trnsss viii convey the property
to ssi in + 3. esffEpHrs Trustee.
SAIs OF OCE PIP sM9SsRs aUAsrssMAs.
MssS..sio.. q; d. Nay g, 80 &
VIII Be sold ct Public Auction. under the direc-
Soers. A. 8. II Il Wsrehouss No On New
inston, D. o., on TaUKsDAi, Nay u, ia q 10
eslscf :; n z lot Of Oondenned ouartsrnsstsr
Cscss Hsis ii sSedss, shovels. Decks, Tables,
Sencis: sieve ftSs oGal scvstiss: L1 na;,n,
and Counter scsis:, Pssiiss, Coal Tar. Leaders,
Stow 0ratss: stove Doors. Bath Tlbs, steam
rurps Glazed ss.h. Rops Lsssh her, bslfins, Zinc,
S 49, iss Of Oh Brsss' Lsea' iron' Iron fips.
. re :sess: sSss b ssnrsd within ave % days
H Tern. ss': 9 S. :sis /. aov~i..,s fund:
Brsvss na. General and oiisf Sssrsss.ssssr,
nsxM DsDst o. Masnlnssoo.
lVU H~VVVn 0000TYVWU1nWD YHQRDDWA
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA r. Roam


On and after Monday, February 18th two dsily
trains will run between Washington and Lynch
burg, connecting at Gordonsville, via Virsini.
Central Railresd trains TO and from Richmond. ~
follows:
MAIL TRAIN
Leave Washington daily Except Sunday ct A
Leave Lvnebbure Al a ~ "a ~ 30 2: IA;
ihs'0n a. o." p MHpREss TRAIN
Leave Washington daily (including Sunday A
10 m, and arrive at Ly nchburg at 90 .. m.
Washington at 6 q a. m.
Both trains make close connections az Lyunhburs
ingtsn for North and Northwest.
First class Sleeping Cars will be attached to th.
night trains.
This road is attractive not only for its comfort.
able accommodations. hut for the fact that il passe,
the now historic localities Of Fairfax, Bull Ban,
Manassas, Bristoe, Cstletts, Rappahannock Cul.
pepper, Orange and Gordonsyille, places Of imper.
fshable interest in the popular mind
Through tickets 20 ell points South and South
west may be had in Boston, New York PbiIadeI.
phia and Baltimore, and at the ofbces of The rosd
In Washington and Alexandria.
M. BR0ADss, General Ticket Agent,
esu Alexandria, Va
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.viySnis svenue, WashinRton; HENRY COOK
xiexsDlrfs, w.; sd By Druggists asnsrally.
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THRoUGH LINE BETwEEN WAsHINaTo1
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
- 80 80 g

WAsHINsroN, March Is. 1885
ro .rs s petyeen Arlington and New York are
TOR NEW YORK. without change OF cars
p. m. w
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Philsde,.
Lesve daily (eIcert Sunday ct HIS Q. m. and
40 ,. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily Except Sundayl st 81 and N In .
m, and 40 and $50 o. m
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia OF $50 D.
N. only.
Sleeping cars for New York on Csc ,. N. train
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia, New York o,
Boston can be had ct the Station Once sll hours
IN the day - well ae at the ONCE in the Amer
icsn Telegraph Building, Pennsylvanis avenue.
Bee Baltimore and Chs Railroad advertisements
Tor schedule between Washington, Baltimore, AS.
naDolis, and the West
!. n. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
oc 0-n GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, Agent, Washinetep,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-21
WHAT Tnr sgsssosss SAT- En q THE sAnAs.

~%PGsr hSsr TIA Ter A.nsa.LL, sslt,nere.
for vensra diseasss in fts most customary forms
that have used them With Judgment, discretien,
entfcipstions promptly and s6ectually. Knowing
their Composition, have the fullest eonddencs in
Ir'''n.'od then ''ss1eEElHirp Q. sowE.s..
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TVAKI 10 n0lI uNILHAsANT AEp U,
60 IN SR 6otsssGSSSSsSs VI sxfsA01 ,"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-08

hR EDLToR;-A circumstance has come Il
our notice which may be termed outrageous
On Sunday morning, Jan. 2sth, as many Of GU,
citizens were returning from church, two men
were seen driving through town in a carriage
having two negro boys, one on each side of the
carriage, fastened by means of a rope around
their necks, one end OF which was attached 10
the harness OF the horses shoulders, and the
other end held by the occupants of the carriage,
by whicblmeans they were obliged to run at full
speed in order to keep up with their persecu-
tors. We were informed that these BOYS were
apprentices for a term years to the men who
were thus inhumanly treating them, and that
the provocation was that they had run away
from tlem day or SO before
We did not hear the names of these practi-
tioners OF such brutality nor do we care TO
KNOW or ever hear aoy thug from them. We
did hear, however, that they were not resi-
dents OF this county, anu we hope to be spared
the disgrace of ever having any such among
us. We hau hoped that at the end ofthe slave.
holders rebellion, with the overthrow of sla.
very and the establishment of a permnnent
Union, with forever free and a repub lear
government based up Gu the sublime principle
OF universal freedom TO all-that the DISPOSE
uon 10 treat the unfortunate negro as one OF
the brute creation would to very great sx.
tent cease to exist in a free country. But
sucn is not the case. The rebels and copper
neaos naViog FAILED In their wicked attempt
10 destroy the government and build upon
the ruins thereof a confederacy whose cbief
corner stone was TO be slavery. wreak their
revenge upon the poor unprotected negro, by
treating him With inbumauity, foreign to civ
iiized beings and contrary to the laws of ma.
ture and natures God. HUMANITy
Middietown, Feb. 8, 1866.