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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-07-26

thae while 10 ihe opinion Of Congress The
people OF State may be too strongly dis.
loyal to he entitled TO representation, they
may nevertheless, during the SUSPENSION Of
tiiets former practical relations 70 The Union.
nave an equally potent voice with other and
loyal States in proposition to amend the
Constitution upon which SO essentially
depend the Stabiliy, prosperity and very ex-
istcncc If the nation,
brief reference to my annual message
OF the 4th Of December last, will show tie
Steps taken by the Executive Tor the restor
alton to their Constitutional relations Of TIM.
States that had been Affected by the rebel
ron. Upon the cessation Of actual hostili
tlcss Provisional Cove errors were appointel
Couventions called, Governors elected by.
thc people. Legislatures assembled and Sens.
tors and Representatives chosen TO the Con
gress OF the United States. Al the same
time the Courts of the United States were
re-cstablbhed. and postal operations resum.
ed. Tho sn1endment to the Constitution
Aoollahind sAvery FOREVER within the limits
~ tile country, was also submitted 10 the
S.Wes, and they were thus in vited 10 and did
RAsIlcilasc in a ratification, thus exercising
ne RSncst functions pertaining to State
~ .uuI,ion. nearly all these Statea, through
.ons1seuons and Legislatures. haj
suopscu ana rauhed constitutions of Gov.
ernment wneseey slavery vas abolished.
anu al or1lnances and laws of secession
and debts o(1lsAceed under the same ws
declAfei nnllond VOID. s's
So e., - ~ polftical exis,ence Of n.
States, - III relations to the Feslernl
Sovernmsn9f ~ hesn fsll, aud complete
y recosn!ssd ~ sckaowledgel b. The Es-
fuuvc Dep4rtmens q H. Qovernment,
i y tbQ - 49, y r~~s--'
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DRoPoSALs FOR MAIL BAGS.
rosr orPioE DEPARTMENT, I
ms n ~ auslI m lGRa

b.. +. ''sh
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at ihis Depart
Tor furnishing during tue period Of one year from aud
ssr the ist day O. July 1866. such qaantss Of the
,oow,gg s,nd o. Mali Bag. =. may from time to hme
JurE CANVAS MAIL SACKS,
saniss q, sss NO. s isng.s aud 81 inches 10 sr;
inches IN ercumfereuset Of -Is No. 8, 81 inehes in
lsagth and IS inches 10 eireumfsrenee.
The sacks OF sirs No are to be made Of closely
woven luts canvas, weighing not less than sixteen
Oaoses to the yard Of sl nshs. ia Width the yarns
weigh one ounce to about nty yards aud OF the hng
or wef n not like those Of the warp " weigh
Tba sacks Of sine No. are to be made Of jute canvas
weighing not less than eleven ounees To ths yard
inches width the warp and wet TO be nearly above
The sack. q size No. to be made Of thinner Juts
60 Ss y.r II wiSs hiR i0Or and hA ounces
Those Of sizes Nc, and No. are to be made with
tabieE or hem at the top two iuehes wds uPou which
sumoant number of eyelst hoes-at least ten to the
former and eight to the lAlt-rArs be well wrOug It,
aud they are each to be PrOyded with good and sun
strongly. Unless seamless. they are to be made with
two seams, secured each with two Of sewing. All
are 10 be marked inside and outside "United States
Mall, ~ in large and distinct letters,
, Any proposed improvement that may be desirable In
the quality Of materials, whetber Of Jute, FAX, cot
tOn the matter Of eOnsirueop, viii be eonsdersd
relatively % price 10 deciding the lowest aud best BID
with specimens showing the construction and quality Of
materials and workmanship OF each sizs Of the sacks
bid for and also written guaranty from the persons
ned by the postmaster Of the place whore they rssd )
that they win become responsible sueent bond for
Tue due Peormsnse OF the contract in case such pro-
Tho sacks oontraeed for srs to be delivered at thA ex-
penGe OF the contractor Ut Boston New York PhilAdsl
pha, BaiilmOra, aud wsshingon o. O. ia such quan-
tities aud at such times as may he ordered.
exceed thirty thousand saes insiudIsg ali siIss but
the Postmaster General will reserve the right 20 order
aud receive or less than such quantity during the
and iuta AZ h
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL.
aUAnrsaSAsrrus oyrIcr, U. g. MARINE oo.ps,

ogARraHMlsrHH's = oHPIcE, U. g. MARINE CoEPs,
H" wAsnISGroS, May Is, 1888 I
Sealed proposals will be received At thl- office NATL
TuURADAf, the 2aih day Of Jgne, 1885, at clock D.
m for supplying Wood aud CoaI 10 the U, g. MsTnas
n Washington b. O duriBE tbs hseal year sndlOg
3oth Of JnRe 1857 the wood TO be good merchHntAbe
oak aud 10 be delivered piled measured aud inspected
At such po within the walls Of the Maine Barracks
a. may be ignAlsd by the commanding marine on
GER free Of expense TO the United s4tes. The coal to
Be best white ash anthracite sSE coal, free from dust
and 10 weigh a2tn pounds 10 the ton. to be weighed,
lssPseted ABd delivered at such Pous vitbip the walls
ot The MAnus barracks may bo dAsignated by tho
ommA1diag mArne oneeT fss " expense 20 the unted
tsieN Aad both wood and eoal TO be furnished apon
he quarterly requisitlon Of the eommaBdnR oidcer,
tlona y = I y
Psymsuis will bs made upon the reesipt ~ accounts
Aaly anthsatieAtsd By "a eamInandiug Uhierr
The rle hi 10 Isssrssi to reject all bids considered
roaaeaabla .rh . 4, 90
AEastaates. 10 bs signed by two sspopsIbls persons
whose biliy mus bo certified TO BY the Uhited
STATE. Disi adgs. UBitsd States Dlstet Attorney or
uniied eiaes Collector must AeeomPaBy each proposal
4 clhsfUissit will not be eonsidersd
10 the aadarsigned. WILLIAM y SLACK,
nyle.WaW Major and QuArtsrmAstsr
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
Passenger Station In new FORK corner Twenty Seventh
street aud Pourth avenue, a.
Entrance on Twenty seventh street
TkAiks LIB .vR NEW YORK;
For New Haven 100, 500 lBx.), ll.So a. IN. IL IS
iEx J, > 90 ok, S45. 50 and % ok D. p. m Por
Bridgeport, 100, 500 (Bx \, ll.SO m. IL 10 (Rx D.
500 lRx a4o. 81, 500 (Rx) p. IN. For kilIord and
Stafford 90, ll.9o a. m s. as, 4 80 p m. For Pair
asld, sOgthPortAnd westport 90 H. 81 N s4S so
p m. For EorwAk. 90 IS 90 [EK u sSo ii so IN. /;
i2i OK 500 (EIJ IS 80, $50 500 ls.l N, For
DArien, y co. 80, 80 a. m. s45, $50, o 80 p IN.
For Greenwieh, 100, 30, H. 30 a m S4S, l. S0 80.
$50 p Por Stamford, 90, 500 (Rx y 9 80, II. 80
a. IN. l2lo (Ex), 500 (BE( 8 4A 4S0, 3d. $50, g. 90
lsx p m For PorIehssier and intormedAte stations,
100, 80, ll.soA IN S+5, +3o, $50, ESQ, TooP. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via eprngneld,s 90 IN. (Rx li (Ex),
6OOp n. For Boston via hhore Line, lalo lRK D. 500
?. m. por Hartford and Springfield, 500 (Ex . N.
lalb, 500 (Ex.), 500 p. N. For Conneelieut River
Railroad $50 IN. (Rx. IL 10 m, to Montreal, 500
2. 10, TO Northampton For Hartford Providence sud
Pishkill RailroSd, o 90 (Ex. J. m l2.l6 p IN. Por
New Haven, New LondOn and stoninRton Railroad Al
g. 90 a. m. l2l6, 3oo 500 p. m. For Canal Railroad
~ 10 p. m TO northampton For HousAtonic Railroad,
500 =. m. For kAuRAtuek Railroad, 500 a. m.i 500 D.
m For DAnbuTy and HorwAik Railroad, 100 80 a. m
cOnRaodIOus slsspins cars attached to m. train,
ap2 JAMES H. HOYr, Superintendent.
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.,4RlAIIaoADs-
WAsHINGToN. ALEXANDRIA, A
TIM rABLI
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Trains between wksHirGToN ssd BALTi RS' and
WASHINGTON AND TEE WEST. arr now run ss fol.
lovs, Nsi ~. r.y Il. - ..r ~ H-----0
d, as.rg,b FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, 81 $50, $780, and u u
a m, and a+s, 4 30, and T.sop. N. rWaII
FOR ALL wAY STATIONS ts.gs
y leave dsiiy, except Sunday, al 70 q n. and 4s
VoR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANsApons JUNO.
Ls.ys sie .sd . % a m, and at a4s and tss p.
....,-. -....sl FOR AsEAPoLIs +i
Leave ate % and Z. 30 a m and 90 p. N. no train
70 or from AnnspoIis on sandsy. o. III. .lt
'' a7a t"h ~ ON SUNDAY. gr8. -a.8dr
. TiaHH ..y. FOR BALTIMORE s4 .....
Leave at a. 30 An. sad 24s and T. 50 .. m.
.-....... .. foR WAY sTATIOks
Leave al $50 =. m. and t5p. m 70. d.. q.
.i.s FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST .. .
Leave daily, except sunday, At $50 . m. Aad $50
on Sunday, aIsop n. only, connecting ., Relay
Station With trains from Baltimore to Wheeling, Par.
ksrsburg, &c.
through tickets TO the Yves, can be had a, the wash
ington Station Ticket once all hours In the day.
we'll a. At the ofhce In the Amer Telegraph
Bulldihg Pennsyivania avenue, between Pour and
half and sixth streets. :. |r r. = ~.
For New York, Philsdslpha, and Boston, see .dvsr.
ussmsnt Of Through Line. :"
VIZ. SMITH,
.....H a... ... hsstsr Of Transportation.
... L. NJ COLI
'. . General Ticket Agent
.yH GEO. .. KooNTz, Agent,
JA9-u Washington,
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TRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVl

ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE
IL depot foot Of Chambers street. via PAyoGiA ferry
70oA n, Dsy Express, for CAnAndAigua, Rochester,
Buffalo, Salamanca and West Conueets at Buffalo with
Lats shore and Grand Trunk RaIIwAys, and at sAlS-
mAneA with Atlantic aud Great Western Railway.
$50 An, Mix aud Way Train, DAl v, 10 OusYils.
10 90 A. -, Express Mall for BunalO, BAlAmAnea and
DunkiIk connecting with Lake Shore and Atlantic aud
Great Western Railways r.. ...
4OOP, ~, Way Train for Port Jsryis And Newburgh.
bOOP NJ Might BxPres-, for CAnAndagua, Rochester
Buffalo, Salamanca aud West E'#
900 ~, LighIning Exprsss Daily, for oanAndaiguA.
Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca, Duaklfk, and West.
COnneets al Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk
Railways, aud At salAmanea with Atlantic and 0fsat
Western Railway, .nI ~. -
500 '. m, Emigrant Train, Daily, for BunAlo. Bala-
nAneA, Duhkirk, Aad West ssF'l "FT bee [ ode
~ HU0H RInbi.r 0cu y sup't. New York.
wM Z. Bass, 0en4lI SO - 2 q, New York g2'u
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Office TO SOUTHERN TRAY,
IN kLERS.
the OLD AND DIRECT LINE ENTIRELY COM.
PLRrED.
a.. STAGING ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED
20 MILES SHORTER AND HOURS QUICKER THAN
.a BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

... .... TWICE DAILY.
On and sfter MONDAY, september 26,. the old and
fayOTite line from WASHINGTON, via FRED ERlCRs-
BURG, to RICHMOkD, will be run TWICE DAILY
Sunday nights exeeptedJ Rs follows:
The taH aud eommodiou1 steamer KEYPoRT. Captain
Frank holiipgsbead, aud O. VANDERBILT, Captain A.
L. Comary, will leave the wharf, foot Of sixth street
Washington, twice daily, sunday mornings excepted
Al q 20 aud D. IN, TrLying at Aqua Greek by 10
., m., and 1870 p M. and thence by the Richmond,
Fredericksburg, aud Potomac Railroad, now entirely
oOin pletsd, 10 RichmOnd, arriving there al 400 N
and 0O y. Ahording ample time for dining In keh
mOnd, aud making ebnneetious with the aichnond and
Petersbdrg Railroad for Petersburg and points souh o
Petersburg,
The steamer leaving Washington at 90 p m, arrives
In Rehnond At 100 a. gdVrdipg RIa pla time foI
breakfast and eouneeton with the Richmond and Dam
Vile uAins for Danyile, Va, Greensboro Salisbury
ChsrlStts, RAsIgh SoidsbOroush, and wlHlinstOn, g.
@, and Chester, g. Q,
on SUNDAYS leave wAsHIN0ToN at p. m. only
and arrive an RchInopd At 400 y. IN. ... '... =
baggage checked through to Richmond from New
York, philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash ngton aud &C.
com panied by through baggage masters
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RAILR o A Ds.
1Q66PENNsYLvANIA1Q66
lOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOU


on and snsr MONDAY, october is 1865 trains will
Leave he Unlon Passenger Depot, corner o. washington
and Liberty Streets Ptsbnrgh, Pa, as follower 'lf
DAY EXPRESS, daily except sunday, at 2eoA n,
stepping at Johnslowa. Conemaugh, 0alien, Altoona,
aud all principal stations aud making direct eounee-
tons At Harrisburg for New York, Baltmore, and Wash
nstsn, and At fhiladsphia for New York, Bosten and
) ALTOONA ACCOMMODATION. daily srssp, Sunday,
sao n stepping a, Al rsses5 .,ssiss. between
with trains on the Indiana Bransh West
hAllIoAd, hbsnsbursand CrsssOn Railroad, aud Hol-
! PiTTsBURoH AND ERIE NAIL, daily except Sunday,
a. 1sos. m, stopping only a canemspgh, Gsllii,eh,
Altoona, and all principal stations making direct con
nset,on at Harrisburg for New Y~k, Baltimore, and
NAIL xctoMMoDATioN, daily tsxoept sunday at
PisbsIs and HsrTisSsTs, Rsains sonnssioSs 'S Wi.S
trains the Ebensburs and Cresson railroad and Hcl
l. PAILADILPHA EXPRESS, daily at AS p m, stop.
ping at Latrobe, BlArsyills lnterseetion Johnstown
doSsmsusb 9Sltser, Altoons Huniing ngdos, Lswistown
Mniu, Newport Marysviils harrisburg Lancaster aud
Downingiown, Al Harrisburg direct connections airy
Al PhiiSdeIp6a for New York, Boston and intsrmedste
points Sleeping cars through this train from
pittsburg to Philadelphia and Baltimore, and New
JoHSsTUwS ACCOMMODATION daily (szsspt Sun.
dsy) m, stopping at regular stations bstweep
Intersection with trains the Indians Branch and wes
Pepuaylvapia railroads. ... ...- ..ra....r H..
stopping only at Conamaugh oaiitIen, Altoons, Huh
ingdoh Lewistown, Mif1B, Newport, Ma fysvile HArN
making connection at HartssSrs rOf New YORK. Bst
more and washington, and at Philadelphia for New
York, Boston and intermediaie points. Sleeping cat
through In this train TO Philadelphia and 10 New
York on the Allent0wn route. HHs f|H .V
Prst Accommodates Train for Walls Station lsaves
daily Except sunday at 80 IN.
Second vtain for WALL Station iesves
daily Except sunday ats.l0 a. m; g....,.-.
Third Accommodates Train for Wan's station leaves
daily (eEeePt Sunday at $40 p m. r.. --.r.H-.
Fourth Accom- Train for wallis Station leayes
daily toxeePt Sunday at g. p: IN.
Accommodation for Penn Station stopping at all sta
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From Washington 10 Richmond. ..............,96 90
" .aa'" ~ 'a. FrsdsTleksburg .....m....... 90
Gas be procured In New York at No. 229 Broad sAyp
4nd 81 CouFIla1d street fsny In Ph4Islphia at the
depot of the PhilAdePhA, Wil1ingtOu aud Baltimore
Railroad COnpAny, broad aud Prime Gtreels. In Ba
mere 81 tse Camden station o. The Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad Company. In Washington, At the Company s
oce At the corner Of PeunsylyAnia Aysnus aud Sixth
street. and on board the Potomac steamboats,.
Passengers leAylng New York at aud a. M and
pm, PhAdephlA at llb p. m. tDAY, )And II rs p.
~, lhl0HTJ and baltimore At $50, 40, aud p. m,
8Sb and 43O H. IN, arrive In WAShngton ut $40, 3d.
and 4s p m, 1pd and ga m, In ample time 10 make
SORnsetiobs Tor Richmond aud tbs sOu.h,
Omnlbusss aud Baggage Wagons will bs In readiness
70 convey Passengers and baggage between depots in
RlehmOnd. ..tsf ... ..
Passengers by this Line pass by daylight Mount Yer,
uou, aud may have an opportunity OF visiting ,eveTA
baius-asds aeAI FrsdersksLuTs, by stopping at that
point. w. n..
BAg8ge will be checked from New York, Phil idsl.
phia, aud baltimore ~ WashingtQn here It 8l be met
BY the baggage iIASleTs this hDe.
breakfast aud snrt,Sr Ju board Of steamers.
4|. I.ur pSo, AATTlhOLIt supsTintsndebt,
Washington, b. u.
q" ~ '. MATHEW CLARK, Agent, H
VI osI $50 ..uru I'D. rHg p, NASaIlgton, ", O.
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
OFor BOSTON, WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCH.
BURG. NASHUA, LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE
MOUNTAINS AND lNTBRMED ATE POINTS. The
new and stauneh steainers Of the Norwich line, CITY
OR BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW YORK leave New York
daily (Suudsys exec pied at O'Clock p m from Pier
No 30 North river foot Of veSry street. Tor NEW LON
DON, there connecting with the Steamboat Bxpreas
Train from the above points via Norwich aud woTees-
ter Boston aud Worcester, Worcester aud RAshuA and
New London and Nor hem Railroads.. Freight taken
a. the lowest rates, For Information inquire Of b. g.
MARrlN, Agent on the Pier " Ap2
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V'HE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.

VNHE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
New line Of hrst class side wheel steamers between
NEW YORK AND BREMEN VIA COwBs,
with comfortable accommodations for passen Of all
grades carrying the United States Mail. Leave New
York Ou THuRSDAYS:
BALTIC, 5000 tons, l,t0o horse power, A.G.
jones, Commander. er.................... 2sth April.
WESTERN METROPOLIS 1900 tons, 900
horre iOtn nay.
ATLANTIC, 3OOO tons, 1910 horse power, --.
=. Hoyer, Com nnAndsr................... Slst May.
BALTIC, A. q. Jones. H.h June.
Ab xperienesd surgeon board. dad ..
The Company will not be responsible for specie or
vElusbles, unless bills Of tading having the value
pressed, are signed therefor far . . . . I.. ..
Rates OF passage payable 10 gold, or is equvalsut
First Cabin, si0j; Seeoud s61oO; Storage, t7 90.
keturn ticketsi e25: H. sl32 so; Steerage, sI75o.
For freight and passage apply to
JOHN X. ELvANs 4 CO.,
800 Penna. ave-, or 81 Louisiana ave.,
Agents for d. @.
H9rfOr subser ption to the stock OF this Company,
Offering safe and dividend paying investment, apply
to JOHN x. ELvAhs, 4 Co.,
my9-lm Agents for d. c.
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PAPER FolSALEaAT
wv Tlis oYFlck sas'. ssassa " -slGi
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EOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
IL FALL RIVER, ~ the .Pleadid sad superior steam:
srs NEWPORT, MkrR POLLS, OLD COLONY, aud
EMPIRE STATE, Of great strength aud speed, buit
pTsssly for the navigation Of Long Island Sound
mug In connection with the Old Colony aud Newport
railroad. =
Leave Pier IS, n. R. foot Of Murray street, daily,
Sunday sXcepted.) at p IN.
The steamer OLD COLONY, Capt W. Brown, leaves
New York on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 6p.
m, landing at Newport. '' wv '. ...
The EMPIRE STATE Capt b. Simmons, leaves Tues.
day, Thursday, ,sEd Saturday, At p landing At New
/ port .r
A Baggage master is attached to each steamer, and
accompanies The baggage to Its destination.
A steamer runs 10 connection with this line daily
Sundays sxesptsd) from Newport and Fall River to
Providence.
For freight passage apply board or at the once,
Pier 2s N H. to secure stAte rooms In advance. 10
AP2 B LlrILEflRLD, Agent, "a Broadway.
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IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS.
r r sPLEsDID INVESTMENT.
.HH "I.. ..u.r|
o THR AMsRIoAN COTTON PLANTING
LOAN COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.
SHARES cas-

BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hon. SIMON CAMERON, Ex Secretary Of War.
Hon. Jos. A. GILMORE, Kx-oovernor Of New HAmp.
shire.
Hon cHlUNcEY n DEPEw, late Secretary of State,
New York.
Hon JAS II. WALTON, late Treasurer Of .. y. Mint,
PhiladslphlA.
Hon. N, BRYANT, Boston, Mass.
ESQ L. rRAsK, ESQ, arm Of Bigelow TrAsk, New
York.
rHos COREY, Esq, arm Of Corey, Wilson Co., Boa
ton, Mass.
ELIJAH Y. DEwIsd, Esq. New Orleans, La.
Major H. o. BRIGHAM, late PAymsstsr U. g. A, Wash.
ington, d. q.
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This Company offers greater inducements for invest
ments than Auy stock Company now 10 existence.
the object of the Company Ia TO afford faees to the
Cotton and sugar Planters Of the South 10
grew aud get their crops TO Market always taking good
aud sat sfaetory seeuTty BY mortgage on their pHnA
ton and crops for money advanced In procuring sup
plies paying labor and other necessary expenses incl
deEtaI to the development Of the soil.
CAPITAL AND LABOR
the unversa requirements Of the largest portion u
the
SOUTHERN STATES,
and when Judeiously applied, matter by whom fur
nished, will restore that portion Of unfortunate
eousry to 1t. former prosperity and make the south all
that Nature designed 1t,
Subscription books have been opened 10 this city by
JOHN W MAGiLL, Agent, at the Banking House Of
LEWIS JOHNSON CO., corner Of PsnnsylvAnlA
avenue and Tsnth street. sp23.u
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INEw YORK
tNNoSfGrnEa owAsHIseroN

NJ n w " Ii N
ANGSfErsg " wAsHINeroN
sTEANsHIP CoMPANY.
-..agr ioLD LINH,D
sEw YORK, LLExAsDRIx, wAsHisoror AND
0RoRGETOwN, D. o.
NtEThl EH ocEAN sTRAMERs fsCs ans.
BALTIMORE, RgBEcCA CLYDE, hsp EMPIRK,
IN oonErEcrIos WITS irLArD srRAnERs
asoRek u. STOUT HhT YIowkR. AND Ass
Regular Sailing Days TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
at II from Zoo, cf High street. 0eorgetswn and Pier
10. Essi River. foot n walt street, New York. T
For freight or passage apply To-
G. p H06GHToN, Agent,
foot Of High street, 0eoreetown.
NJ ELDRID0B q Co, Agents,
.- ..r...r Prince Street Wharf, AlexAndris,
JAMES HAND, Agent, '...t ~
III III wall Street, New York.
freight reesivsd ecnsisntly aud forwarded 70 all
parts of the country With dirpsteh. NJ Lowest rates
The outside steamers Of this line being put 10
order for the Spring trade aud uut further uotee
e. ght will be earned by the Rxpress line Of Inland
steamers, with regularity and dispatch. ~
Je2a or. aoUoHToN, Agent
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. I N."
E::sssst.. E::ssssss;t... y T. & NJ NJ: 81 u q y 4 s'sr.sds
Msshbnrs. Hsary D., Indiana /. a. ,s,.. ...t..r +.
wccsbndee, " a ,vsnest - strsst
Z Nards Hapaitcn. usw rerk, <eo Tw.lhh street
Msntuorth, John hiinois, Wiiisrds'. 80
Mhsy. K ", West Virginia, cor. Q street and Loui.-
wini.n., rAe.l ,P,assyivsai., Ay.sa. House.
Wilson, y ", lows, ne n It., bet. 1Tth and lah
iiWhson. Stephen ~, Pa, Unitsd States Hotsl.
Mindom, Wm, Minnesota, t77 fwelfh street
Winhsld, Q. H., rew rork, coo Nnth street. H-i
aHU "a ~. oAHDIDATns Fon Apurssfon.
Barker, Jacob, Loai.iass, wIllisrd'L
Conrad, Rober y. Virginia. Ebbiu House
OAmpbell, Wm. H., renhessee, Metropolitan.
Cooper, Hdmunda Tennessee, Metropolitan.
Hawkinn, r., fsnnessee, Metropolitan. ...#
naynard, Horase, Tennessee, $50 10Th street. .
Underwood, john O., Va '
b. Wieklife. Rebsrt Q. Louisiana, wiilard'a ...
warmo,h. b q, La, Ger. Dslss.,.,l wiilars's.
'T0.a RE - II A VI A NTs.
John wELCKER,s
u BUTLER RESTAURANT
... . s1a5 SA PENNSYLVANIA AvKNUR
Bstveen Ninth And Tenth streets, (up stAirs.)
The proprietor Of this fvorits has spared
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