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Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

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Greatly Augmented. A

a handsome present, worth from Fifty Gents to
Fifty Dollars TO be given to every purchaser.
All Books OF publishers prices.
Gall at d get o catalogue
j. HUTCHINSON & CO., Prcnrietor.
viii open In Evansville for thirty days only,
At 1856, Main street. Janz5 3w
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era DR.. EAsTAs1sLY's sss.si !
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

WILL cuRE Rpy,1shrs stf-s zr.snl9 daBs
& sSAs TSothsohs. sere Ihroat cOli0 as d
terry Bowel Complaints, Nervous AdeefIofs, sias
Face Pain IN the faef sna Iss S9s AgS9 aS n m M
This y tbo " mpss nPpa pain cannot cam exist % liza
cine ever diseossrsd 20 relieve persons suffering sea a
failing success Asa family nsasIs Il Is alsas
Dr. sSsssriys Pain Kisf 4 bs,t rs,,.s Is siaa
9E Ghs'T 5ss aS shsus that sT scogFg
TiIl,eysry family should supply themselves with oa
dIssss Price Is cents Per bottle q 'no ssus
No - North 20 fp1 rh 1a ,tIs.t a. fs5y S1 aa
e tAs Ss.osh nsaisns sOr Noss Madison e -
For sAs bs the druggists ssaassfile.l s ss yieuo3
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.19bom DRsEAsTEREVss sssalia
FEVER AND kGUE KILLER

VXT1LL CERE AGUE AND FEVER, CHILLS
wv and Fever, d 6mb Ague, 1ntsrmittent and
Remiitset Esysrs and syery ioEm Of Fever inci- %
dent to1the West -
TEis Celebrated and dnhnfbie rsmedy has boon *
ffteen years established in St. Louis, aud is uni-
yersally known throughout the great Mkdssippi
Valley as the only reliable remedy for thecnrs of az
Fever and Ague II ali fits fofms. Agne auh -
Fever sufferers. hu tufaibe Ee1nedy is here pre-
TO cure Sgue Ipnd iFevef, take a dose Of Dr.sfi
EaHtsgly's FANNY Pills, and whom done oper-
atiHg, take DR.. Easteriy' Fever and que Killer,
directed on the bottle, which will stop tho
Ague and Fever the first day. Then, to prevent
its return, take the gus Killer thrss fimes asna
day on tho seventh, fourteent 3, twenty 1rst, and
tweBt y oil hth dsys dating from The last chiIl
and fever, and you viii be permanently curedi
Let every man. woman, aud child try 1t, and II
you find be true, tell Il 70 your friends. III -
. Prics Of Ague Killer, 81 90 per bottle. Pills,
60 E MS per bo4.gA, ~ - = si1 aas V a.
No. 40 North Fifth street, st. boufs, Mo- nbold =
A. their branch Family Mediuine Store, Chicago,
Illinois. fr -.
For sale BY the draggists, EssnsvlTie.- -afauJ q
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SALT.

VXTx HAVE JUST RECEIVED A'FULL SUP.
no2o y -. -. - - BAIRD egART. 4
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The Anerican ORGANS

ATE the only real Reed Organs now before the
publis. The only Organ having .BegerbraIibg
Sound Box or Wind Lhest-whieh las 4 saline
important part to perform as the Sounding Board
has in a Piano Forte Ito give boiy aud resonance
Of tone) aud without which the Organ becomes
merely Melodeon In an Organ Case. Sns5 fseg
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The American ORGANS

Not only have the Wind Chest, or Sound Box,
but have the large Organ Bellows, living power
and great steadi aess OF itOns. These with their
extreme fine voicing of the Aeeds and pei fecting
of The tone, make Shem the 1859 aG
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
Boys BOOTS

made TO order from WHOLE STOCK the best
Boot ever brought TO this market, and sold as low
70 split leather boots sold In other places. =
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

BEN. sTINsoN, Secretary. s.fs 80.
subscribsd and sworn to before me this 18Th
day Of January, 1866. sata p. MAIER, =
JAMIE lw sl.sa E4 &s- tdf Notary Public. B.
V1 -As8a =
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Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
MOsF PERFECF ORGANS KNOWN.

Then, In fineness Of workmanship, finish Of ac.l
tfon, and case, they excel ait others. Tho great
imPrsvepents and superiority Of tone and work.
manship Of the
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AUCTION SALES.
Ar GREEN 3 VILLA Ms. Anctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE

IBUSTk&o' oALG.
By virtue Of two decide Of trust from Francis
Eronvell -oIe to g. 3. Williams aud Ohsvies
s.:asS ei Is. u: ss and e.
Of she k.nd Records q washingsn COUNTY, bis,
tsgly, detsd the l5tn July A. D. 1855, and recorded
In Licsr N. q. T., No 60 folio q ct SEQ of said
Land kecsrds-we shall sell Of public auctioa, in
frcnt Of the PREMISE ON lRIDkY. the 9Th day Of
November, loe6, ct O'Clock D, m, Lots numbered
end :, tn Square No haad all that pa { Of Lot
following Notes and 6ounds:-Begi nsine for tho
same % the southeast corner OF said Lot and run
niDe thence vest q feet; thence north IS feet;
U:s: 81 fs:s and thence south Is
The sboye propsrty 10 situated on street south,
between 6th and 9Th streets east. and IL I'm
proved with lsrse two story Brick Building. and
hs. bean n:ed e lager beer brewery, for which
Immediately after the sale Of the real estate the
PEI eonAl effects connected with the brewery, con.
sietiDg Of Berrsls Keee Kettles, &C., will BE- sold
under deed Of trust to William =. Dunlop
The terms Of sale win Be - For the personal
property cash.. For the real estate-O ne third
cash; and The balance 1T six and twelve months
for which the notes ct the purchaser, bearing
interest from the day OF sale. and secured By 9
deed Of trust upon the property, will be taken
S0o cash will be required the real estate ct the
time OF sale. Poet eeeion can be had within ten
days after the sale. All convey sncine and stamps
at the S eGst q shs gTTehs,TsER
w. L. p6NLoP, Trnstes. s''
GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
Oc 18- eO3V TIutA11
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THE EVENING STAR.
Exploits of Virginia Morse Thieves.

Edward :. Wright and George Campbell,
tvO of the THREE prisoners that were 70 have
been tried in LeesburE, Va, on Monday last
for horse stealing, broke jail on Saturday
night Both of them were ironed, but NOT
withstap din c this they succeeded in remoyi
evidently with saw, one of the iron bar, OF
the window looking into the jaii yard, and then
digging hole large enough to crawl tnrough,
in eighteen inch brick wall which sur
rounds the yard. l. T. I.ovett who w as con.
fined IN the same cell with them, charged with
the same offence, Is still there he says he was
engaged In DEVOTIONAL exercise when the other
two left, and he eupposes they d,dn't like TO
interrupt him. At the last term Of the County
Court special guard was appointed 70 keep
watch at the jail until after Circuit Court, WHO
were on guard as usual that night-out In the
face Of all this extra vigilance the prisoners
discovered until sometime afer daylight sun
day mornng-making seven prisoners that
have escaped through the same window with
IN the last few months. 1850.
After leaving Jail, Wright and Campbell
"borrowed" two horses from Mrs. Rachel
Hoge, but after ridiI them q short distance
discovered that one of them was rather indR
ferest. and they turned him loose and supplied
hi place with a very fine animal belonging to
Jonah Nichols. On Sunday morning a party
went IN pursuit, and the fugitIves were over
hauled al Middletown, in Warren county, Va,
about daylight on Monday morning, by the
pursuing party, Messrs. j. N. Hoge. Ed ward
W. Tay lor, Il. T. Janney, Isaac @. Hoge, and
II. r Holmes. They found them at a public
hotel, in bed, locked IN the embrace Of Nor
pheus, dreaming, doubtless, of the friend they
'left behind them" They had but one pistol,
and that unloaded. When aroused they at
tempted no resistance. The owners received
their horses, and on Tuesday morning the
prisoners were brought back to Leesburg,
where they are once more lodged in lail. On
Monday morning, Landon T. Lovett (Ihe dero-
ttOnal horse-thief) was placed on trial, for
DEMONSTRATING. An effort was made to have
the case continued. but without success The
trial was then proceeded with, and the case
submitted TO the jury on Tuesday, who, after
an absence Of about two hours, returned into
court with a verdict of guilty, and fixed the
term of imprisonment in the penitentiary at
fourteen years
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NEW BO0Ks..Nslelsons History of JuIiu.
~ Cesar. 70, ID. IL French ~ Morley ;. sketOhe'
Month in tho white House. >: osrSsnt sa.
Rsttis Peer. by Bsrm.n Heixilie. English
Hand Bod isr Hcthsrs, " !. # Parker, n b.
Atlas to the second volame q Nspolson's Julius
~ vail. ekstshss Of Russisn, Life, edited bv
Henry Morley: Battle Ptses:, BY Herman Hsi.
Csrlenter. Venetian Life, 81 WIN. b. Howell.
js: Tie lea Doctor. Papers from oSsaid sSF
HOUSE; evinsonb Army sf the Potomac; Gil.
2sSrs1 IoSr Issrs = Ne s Sadie Sims Nofs on
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A PROTEST AGAINST LADIES JOCKEY HATS
A milhner-one of the working class-protests
against the ssunsuitable and immooest wearing
of jockey hats by ladies'" on the following
grounds:
at is doing us poor working girls a great
harm. One milliner can make five Jockeys
where she can make but one bonnet thus
throwing us entirely out OF employment and
forcing us to seek work distastefuI to us or
starve, and many will be forced to seek their
daily food in sin and misery. Were we doing
a harm to other trades would not WRITE 10
you, but we are not. 1t takes much materi.
al for the round hat as for the bonnet. and
frame makers wonld prefer making the bon
net frame to the round hat Our only hope is
that by the jockey hat being ridiculed in the
daily papers, and by writer's, we get the ladies
again 10 wear more unassuming and chaste
covering"
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A SAGACIoUs YoRKsHIREMAN.-An English
paper relates that q Yorkshireman who had
attended a meeting of the London AnthropoIo-
gical Society. was asked by a friend what the
learned gentlemen had been saying. "WelI,
many things 1 could not understand; but there
was one thing thought made out-they be-
heye thai we have come loom monkeys, and
thought as how they were fast getting back
again to where they came FROM.
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TRIR SEMAR

PROTECTED 81 RoYAh LETTERS PAT
emit OF England, and secured By the seals Of the
lcoie de Pasimscio de Paris, aud the 1mper7A
Triesemsr No. l, ts the effecrual remedy for Be.
taxation. spermathe rrhoea, and. Exhaustion Of
the 81 stem. Trfesemar No 2 has entirely Super
seded the pau,eoss use of CopaviA, 0abebs, &c.
frissfmar No q IL the infaliibie remedy for all
ssing shs Hse Of mercury and sl othsr dsletsrious
Each preparation ID in the form Of . most agree.
able Ioxenge Secured fr em the. effects q elf
mate and chsnfee Of atIoosphere. IN tin cases, st
COS o., thus saving 80. Divided In seysrate doses
. administeredl ~ vslpesu, saliamsnds, Roax,
wbolesaIe and retail By Or BARROW, No. loA
TO be had also u e. O. FODD, No 900 Penn n
ovenu D, soYner llth ee. At@ Sc 9-D
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UkBER AT AUCTION.

CA,s( Qsarternaster's Office, Depot Of Waskiasfon.
VasAtngtes, ID c.. October 10, 1855 Z
VIII be sold at Public Auction. on SATURDAY
October "a, commencing ct 10 O. m under the
supervision Of Brevet Rrigadier General Chsrles
h. fonpk ins, Quart rmaster, at the Government
Lumber Yerd, MARYLAND ayenue, near Thirteenth
street, the following described Lumeer
About ,0C9 fee: Ga Inch S,ls9 feet Plank inch
Ash, 50 Bones,
lob feet u inch Oak. 50 Feed Boxes,
l.SOO feet A inch Oak, 81 0Wtes,
$50 feet and inch Oak 80 Posts,
$4,000 feet 6cantlinR, 4 Flag Poles,
u $40 feet yoist, 30 Doors,
IS 800 feet Lumber, all l3S Window Sash,
lengths, 200 Window Fr ames.
The Lumber will be solo In lots of eco feet,
Articles must be removed within ten days from
date o. sale -
Terms: Dash, In Government funds.
course Of time IL is proposed TO continue this
D. H RUCKER,
Chief Qusrtermaster. Depot Of Washington,
Assistant QuarteTmaster General,
&C 20 st Brevet Major General, u. B A.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

BY virtue Of Q deed of trust to me from Henry
De 0ariel and wife, dated March Is, 1856 and
recorded in Liber Il. M H.. No 10, page Ilt ct
SEQ land records for Washington County D. q
will ell, upon the premises, BY public auctton 70
the highest bidder. at O'Clock m. ,on WEDNES.
DAY, the slst day Of October, 1885, the following
described real estate, situate in Wsshinaton
County end District Of 0ba, 70 Wit Ali that
certain tract Or parcel of land, being . part OF .
tract called Long Meedows," and bounded a.
fellows: Beginning for the same and bounded BY
the Eastern Branch of the Potomac river on the
east; on the south by the lands of Henry Douglass
on the north by the lands of Alex ander B. Aber-
orombie; and on the west By the lands of VIM W
Oorcorsn and John A. Bertro6, containing (96j
ninety six acres, more or less. Also all that other
part Of = Long Meadows" bounded a. follows:
forneriy Owned By John A BsrtToa ana the the isnS
OF Henry Douglass, on main public road leading
esst from the third boundary stone Of ashi netoo
city, D, c.. to the Eastern Branch; thence west
ANA with said road 1907 twenty feet; thence north
end allei with the boundary between said Doug
lass aad BertroGh laad 70 the line Of Bertros
land; thence esst TO the seid piece of land fret
above described; thence south 20 and with the
end west bon ndary line and the line Of said
Henry Doog3ass's land to the beginning; upou the
following terms and conditions, TO wit
Terms: One third cash; balance In SIX and twelve
months. fog notes bearing interest from DAY Of sale
ard secured by deed Of trust on the premi. es
All convey ancang and revenue stamps at the cost OF
the purchaser. 9l0o will be required dewn when
the property 10 knocked Off
HENRY q. hood, Trustee.
oe n has I'd 0RGEH VILLA Ms. Aucta
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HIGH GAME.-A foreign paper publishes the
following aneedote concerning the Emperor of
Austria while out shooting:-His Majesty Is
whose duty II is to observe the effect of each
shot and announce II. The Emperor, for in.
stance, strikes partridge. PARTRIDGE cries
the captain. Next time il is a buck. NBuck r'
shouts the captain One day the Emperor
fired, missed the game, and wounded one Of
the gentlemen of his suite. The latter, on being
struck, uttered an exclamation. His High
ness the Duke of Hackenbergr' announced the
captain, without the slightest change of feature
tone
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OF NAVY POWDERS.

~ Bureau 9[O rdnaacs, Macy H-partrlent,(
Wdshsaxtoa Guy, Oct. 10, 1855 I =
There will be sold ct Public Auction, TO the
NTH (2Sth) day of October 1855. atthe Once Of the
Inspector Of Ordbsnce, Navy Yard. Norfolk. vir-
POWDER. = ="
The powder viii be sold By sample, and In lots to
Terms cash, in Government funds; one half to be
depoeited on the concluston Of the sale, and the
vhica time the powder must be removed from
the magazine, Otherwise 1t will revert to the Gov
eHDment ',t ~ 't re- -
Purchasers will be required t. furnish their own
packages where the powder 10 net in barrels.
&C IS otz6 b. a. WISD, Chief Of Bureau.
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HAUNTEp.-The people of Undertook are
In a terrible state of excitement over q haunted
mill The Inhabitants OF the place go about
with uphfted hands, and horror expressed in
their countenances, at the - didos' cut up by
- the witch of the MILL" as they cali the
strange apparition. Monday, the witch is said
TO have exhibited herself running along the
caves, mounting the enpalo, throwing bricks
stove-pipe, plank and everything else i'm
aginable at passers-by. Some aver that the
mill machinery was in full operation on the
night in question, and the building illumina.
Tod
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BLASTING ROCKS WITH NITRO -GLYcERrSR
The North Adams Mass Transcript says that
experiments were made three days last week
with nitro gly cerine IN the heading of the west
end Of the tunnel, with good success. Fifteen
feet progress was made at that time. On the
footing three holes were made and blasted,
which resulted in throwing out rsck that took
three days TO remove, estimated at sixty yards.
Electricity IL Eow resorted to instead of fire In
setting IRE 70 powder as well as glycerine.
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pUBLIO LAMP SAILS IN WISCONSIN,.

e. IT, bl4np 1891
A. oroefo public sales Of ever i've and 9 quarter
TntSSie OF scfes OF vacant public lands In WIS
At DC Land Once at bA CROSSE, on tn. nth
fo.n.sis: and S.r 81 In
the counties Of Monroe, Jackson, Trsm psieau and
day OF SIR I'M xR ne1t, seventeen partc OF Tovn.
'nI tss he tsnd he Once a FALLS ST. oRorx o,
the LIST day Of OCTOBER next. the reserved sec
sSips in the eosntiss q Bum. Fierce Of and g.
u, a. The L: Y 4 Once 81 PALS ST. oRoIx, on
'hipss IN the eo mt q PsPip "a and Pierce.
parts Of IoEnships IN the cousties Of Clarke Chip
a. he Land Once ess Il sfFiivsss POINT. on tn.
Ts:S:h,S. and ssIs. Of townships IN the eoonsiss
AZ tie Lssa once i HMlHAsBA. % tn. s.b day.
Of QcrosER next, sixty seven Townships and parts
TIE Isnd Ones on ss" II s%fSGsEp. on II. Str
day Of NOVEMBER next, the reserved sections in
q S:sl:na nf efffs ns.. and
Assss Lend One. .. bayfield,, on the 18th
gsIt. OF toyrsbiIs in the counties Of Ashland, Ia
Conri:s,oner Of the esIer:I Lend ONE.
e, Ss'Ies y ~ =. D.,.
8: :; -; :a:sss
k sSsh ~ the 0onnissi0nsr q the Cereal Land
NJ. soG q. k.!as:;;s rs,.s y...: q AIRY
i:.s q a:,S saSa:r Heat Sii a.s .
Bsrmsshorns on Cholera, p.vcr -
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SEC RET Disc AsEs,

- D'l Is 8,
sAMARIfAN,s GIFT.
SAkARIfANS GIFT
THE MOST CERrAIh REMEDY EVER USED.
aoxoRsHs1 s ssHEI o Sglsicfrxxs
Contains no Mineral, 10 Balsam, no Mercury.
Omlv Tea Pills 90 b Takes % Efed a Cwe.
They are entirely vegetable, having no smsu ~
Ss ~ q q: ss
Cures in from two % four DAYS, and recent cssss
ssss ): ::
= ssc:. IS. ss:ss; sss:
who have Ss:a "a S:I;;S Mar
rno.-n.. ,.s iSs & O. P..s.. n o. ssc'''''''
BlooDi sLoODfi sLooD,,,
eGR88ssuLAs A .ISH a6 sS1kFs. .RSTs
sAxARIf1Ns kooooff D1lss5DASsz sik g. yuzo,
81 ROOF AID hI Rstsss suf5s e:
and e
the vensrea poison, 90 thas ths cure Il thorossS
posterity list Tor which yoa nay repent IN ~
year, DO not DEsPAIRi
AsSrsHR SoST STD HEsE 1Gs
s : :i: .i;s: s.s ss;s ass% ne
In many snse.ions with when na ADns ., "a.
;u. zee io 70 ase 5sl1!
In or q the
Is. in $780, Of sy1his. used in coesseson with thu
Boot ssd Herb Jules;
The ssioscy q these rsnsdis: 10 .liks .osno~,.
is; IS. ESs.is: and '''a They are a'sa
WHAT THE f sFssg sss sAH n rHssAnAR
Pos. nSsras.L. iO s., s.1:s..L sslnnor:
sS.s Nv ga si sSs. :iss ai:sf:s:s:
;ssi :es q: x
fTseoS.saa then st!ooflE I'm = .ow-,.
,- "Ass,s..nt suIssOs. So 1. Z. Vols.
IVA sUHR m Z: oss.:
A SEssCsS e Co., p Ssas iu
PURE OLD POET WINE
AIh.ve received from the private stock Of veil.
snS sr: :ea aass PoRf bcurs
lS %n,s vine has been known 10 me severs, vs.-,
and its effects upon persons suffering wifi All,
merts incident 70 the season hsvs been very bene-
hft IL is ordered and recommended By phy,toi.ns,
and can be relied on IN ssst& pissS SnH ar
eornor 18th aud y streets,
TBE OROCHET COLLAR BOOK; MRs.
Ray,es Knitted LACE oo,ler Book; The Bale
Knitting Beck; Mrs. GaugainS INIT shawl ana
Scarf Book; MR. 9auRafn's Crochet Beby Cap
Book; The Greek and Roman lace Book The AM
dslusisn knitting and n citing Book: The Water
Knitting Book; Mrs. Ceny 8 Art Of pree.msking.
aff be - r.Ftr 49, FBANCk TAI Oh.
III Land ct Lost, . soveI. by idmrnd Ystss.
cts. Picnic Keller, novel,. 10 cts. -FOUR fesr
in the Saddle. By Hsrry eiinor. a N.rrstiyeo
Andrew johnson, elm. EsDsison 3 Life Of oe-
SAY MS SOL J. s'Sc ~ ym YRARoK TAYLOR.
NEW BO0kS-lThe Hidden Sin % Novel, Illus
~ rstedi inside. 2 Chronicl. Of seess sso, IL
Illustrated Battle Pieces and Aspects OF TIE War,
by Herman Melville; Felix Holt, the Rstiesi, BY
George Eliot: Field History otthe Arspf,c Ca
1i a. . !. ana sefe SRxsoS TAYLOR.
CEvINAL NV .sTyLBs or MASON 3
which We se'd NJ MIsrnTRSr
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RAILROAD LINES.
TRROU On LINE BErwgEN WAsHINGrON
\ AVID NEW YORK. n
ga

bIhs S5RE
~ Ia IL
Trains between wa.hingtea snd New York are
no. 81 m a !, 19iioNs VIZ; N
Leave daily except SandsyJ a ESQ :. m. and
fSs NEW YORK. changing cars at Phil.A.l.
L.ve daily ts.esp. Sunday at HIS .. m. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily ts.csp t IN dsy at Use and MS ..
n,' mo 80 md 81 81 , s55spAY.
Leave fer New York and Philadelphis 1t $50 ,.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 ,. m train
&c ss s: 2.
r IKE ss and !; Is ss p
avenue. esswsss 81 and 4 str :irts cts. '
See Baltimore and OHIO Railroad aAvertieement
for schs s eet ~ Co. Washington, Baltimore.
W.. sMiIH, Master o, Trans ,or...iss.
arS sGkc ssrf;l sa Tsis W. Asins ton
RALrIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD, 49,.
II WARRINGTON, juno Is, 1856.
&asSsssg7s -
NOE. ana WsssIEssroS AND 1 THs : VET S
are no" run '' f tS5lsT sii ri
-, Leave daily, except Sunday Ct !oc. $50. and
l:ls .. m, and 2:45, and $50, and 500 p. n.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at TOO .. m, and
FOE FAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 6:ls and 100 .. m, and at 3;ls and ass
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave N7.00 and 80 .. m, and 40 D. m No
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave GI:0 q. m, and 2l6 and 500 p. m.
EOk ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
e leave daily, except Sunday. ct 7:so q. m, and
On Sunday at 500 p. m. only. connecting at Rslay
Ssanon with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
fHROOGH riCKlrs to the West can be hsd at
the arlington Station Ticket once ct all hours
IN the Gay. Is well 90 at the Office of the Bank
eTs and Brokers, Telegraph Line, 34S Penn,
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets
advertisement Of "Through Line.n
W.P. SMITH. Master of Transpor tation.
u. COLE, GENERAL Ticket Agent.
oc - u GEO. b. KOONTZ, Agent, washing ton.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.