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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-30
terres de Jean Baptiste Labauvc.

terres ue JedH DaPtIste IdUdUVC.
2e. UN AUTRE moroccan de terre situe
en- cette paroisse, connu CONNIE terre cy-
prieres, contenant treize arpents de super
ficie, plus o. moins, borne au nord par
terres de Il. w. Bird, all sud par celIes
de James G. Woods, Quest par celles de
Valmont Foret ct est par celles de Pierre
Labauve, ainsi que toutes les battisses ct
ameliorations qui sly t~rouvent sur les
terres ci-dessus mentionnes ct tons les
droits lui appartenant.
Pour payer ct satisfaire lie dit ordre
d'execu,ion, saisie dams raffaire CT desses
Condition de la vcnte-Comptant IL
jour de la vente. P. 0. DUPUY,
june2 Deputy Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-30

a small lot of household farnsture, and q
lot of kitchen utensils.
Seized to pap and satisfy the writs 10
the above entitled suits.
Terms Of sale--CASH.
mayed ?. 0. DUPUY.
e. Dp'y Shf.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-30
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF VEST BATON ROUGE,

FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Bazelide Leveque. wife, VS.. J. Auguste
Leveque, husband, No. 1882.
Louis Leveque, ais. vs.. J. Anguste
Leveque, Sr., No. 1887.
BY VIRTUE Of two writs of Fl. "a, is
sued, and directed to the Sheriff of the
Parish of West Baton Rouge from the
Hon. the Fifth Judicial District Court of
the Parish and State aforesaid, | have
seized and will expose to public sale, to
the last and highest bidder on the planta-
ton of j. Auguste Levequc, about nine
niles below the Court House Of this Par
ish on,
SATURDAY, the 7th day Of July,
A. D. 1866, at IL o'clock a. M, Of said
day, the following described property to
wit j:
1st. A CERTAIN TRACT Of land or
plantation situated in this Parish. meas
nring eleven and a half arpents front to
the river Mississippi. and II certain tract
of land or lot belonging to George Cliff
ton, bounded above by lands Of 1sidore
Daigle and Marcelin Templet, below by
those of J.T Landry & Co.. and in the
rear by lands of Mrs. Joe schlater, con.
tanning about eight hundred aud twenty.
FIVE superficial arpents more or less.
Cd. ANOTHER TRACT of lind also
situated in this Parish, bounded north
by lands OF Isidore Daigle and widow
Amede Bujol, East 10y lands Of James
Philip, widow Joe Schlater and William
White, South by Joseph Schlater and Yves
Ivy V. & F. Dnpuy and by lands of The
Government, together with all the build
ings and improvements and appu'tences
thereto belonging rights ways aud pri
vileges on both above described tracts
Also three horses, one mare and two
colts, seven mules, three cows and calye:
one pair oxen, eighteen hogs, n olu Car
rage, six carts, and gears, n pair tim
! Der wheels, one wagon, ten ploughs, hal
dozen hoes half dozen grubbing hoes
two stubble cutters. two small horse cart
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-06-30
Wheelwright Wanted.

T WISH TO EMPLOY A GOOD WHEELR1GHT.
l To a frst-class workman l will give good wa
ses and permanent employment.
sAM'L ELWELL,
febl0i Ferry Landing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-28
NEW PURLTCATTONs-

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MARRrAoE-CoN.
"a tanning nearly 80 pages and $50 nns plates and snl
craving OF the anatomy Of the human organs IN stats
o. health and disease with treatise eariy ~ de-
poraoe consequences upon the mind and body with the
mode q cur S, ,ho.n y The report q cases ss,sd
marriage Who would know their physical condiuon Sent
FREE q 70 Az sssrsis on rssgs q 49,. s%ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-28

'oh sAIH-S1 JAMES R. EDWARDS.

Ron sALE-bf rr.
brown stone. Is feet Wide, In splendid order;
Handsomely furnished furniture and e
desirable The party about leaving for Europe wiz sen
the whole establishments at $4,000 n the cheapest arst
class property In market
On West zsd street. q story high soop House, - feet
Wide deep, throughout splendid location
go, 900.
ONE
On West 18th street. story high soop House. feet wide,
than the market price viii be this only
ALSO, :
Al bargain. nrst class story high stoop brown stone
House. 3h street. centrally situated elegantly decorated
In oil throughout substantially bulk &C. price low The
price il considerably below the present market prces
story high stoop brown stone House. East sst street.
modern throughout; exceedingly pretty house price
$4,000.
On East 18th street. IN good location, wide brown stone
English basement feet wde In plan what 10 sometimes
called French basement frsss siz'0"
On West 2h street. pefec little palace Of Cottage
OF the Clement O. Moore has han parior door
modern improvements gas BATH range hot and cold water
and in The expecting 70 leave the city,
wn SELL unfurnshed for $1,000; with Furniture, At
Another Cottage same i'a. ALSO So $500
On West ED street, I'VE story English basement House
pce $500 On West saith street four story brown stone
knglish basement House; price etl600.
Tho above described houses offered at
sderaby reduced prices To be sold Immediately or With
b. permit ony JAMES r. EDwARDs,
Twenty. third street
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PROPOBALS.
OYrICE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER, NO. Q
fkofcsiI Us ro OF iaoHrxa rgE srRzErs or THE

EkSOkOSAkUs
OrrIcE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER, NO. 8
fkOfosii Siy s " VIZ srnxrrs OF III.
49, s':s:'Ss .ss :; Si.sIi sss:s
BrosSiyn s.s nv osAss material of ess from d.ri
s Sa. ss ' pc; ss 1 sss s ss%
on q, 70 ,as oe,ss q ,hs street cemm -
nom. oer @ ss s 'o' ''
ns q ON APR
poss who shah qualify As % their responseIii that the
Bound SURETY Tor is and esss Re
.sss I q; s y: 4: s$;
Proposals % be endorsed 40 the Common Council spcci
By order rot q The Common Council
- OAKLEY NoDYSE. Street Commissioner.
s1 asp P nsa,. FIFE w.
..' Win nc name , q ne sdds, a,s o.
Or g, s pP ply at , ss s;' e. % de-
drain and sewer pipe Of Il, Is and inches interior
approximations and forms for bids can DO obtained ou~p
plication Al this onlce
hcaEGI Z PARRxSh, cro.on Aqueduc, Board.
ovrrcs croros xsrrpucr prrirrrrsr Feb ., iss
ITO CONTRACTORS EPERArE SEALED PRopo.
&. .sy :. oss, 4. s s.s q q. Ssns
Y Of THURSDAY March for hs sonsrucsion Of sewer. IN
The following streets vs;Eghty third street, between
Third and Fourth First from Bghtysrth
70 Eighty fourth street. with branches In Rghiynfih and
Eghyfourh streets; and IN First avenue, from airtv-
nrst 70 sixysecond street. with lateral branch siry.
second street Also for tho construction Of block pave
ments In Forty rth street. between Lexington Fourth
avenues In Thirty seventh street. from Park Madison
In Thirty ninth street. Fourth and lar
nson avenues; and in From, street. from wan street 70
Maiden lane
speehc6s and blank for s bids can b obtained
application II this onco.
io vi SEI I fRSsRRish, cro'oa A,r.aua Board
ovrcI csoros AaurDucr Dvi.rusr. Feb "a, 1885
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nor SALE CHEAP-A SUMNER HOTEL OR BOARD
ing House. at Cornwall with two Of Ground well
QUIT aso two Cottages the property three quarters
Of ib from landing; nne views and drives For parcu
lars address VIM Hixon in Of Mr. NcChesney, No
Wate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-28

LNOR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT BAY
Ridge L. l., with Of choice Land four miles from
Hamilton ferry consisting Of commodious house, 46x41
With .eout ice house stable &c lawn handsome
Shrubbey and garden stocked with an kinds OF fruit
the premises win be shown Apply 70 CATHARINE p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-17
CONVENIENT SALE OF SURPLUS SUR
" SlSTENCE STORES
CHOICE TEAS, (CLOSING OFT SALE ROCK
SALT, &c, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
". sOPER CO, Au:tioneers
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE. q. 8. A.

T..
bALTIMoRE. MD October 10. 1856 \
~itl be sold at Public Auction, at Warehouse
No. Grant street Immediately In the rear OF
No. ru2 NEST Lombard street, at IL o clock II !,
thousand three hundred 3 so pounds choice Teas
OF brands and in packages as follows:
BLACK TEAS.
Lot A-24 half chests, fabout so7 pound brand
OOLOhG, cargo mark st. Paul" 49, -
Lot Esq half chests, about .6l6 pounds, brand
OtLON q. cargo mark ''Newhotf. u -
Lot CO half cheats, labout IS pounds y brand
p9LokG cargo nark''whise Hagle :"
odP 1t Ne halt chssts esb1ut rs ponnds1 brand
Lot I'll half chest. (about 81 pounds,) brand
O0LOEG. Cargo mark "Levspter
~ LOT 80 halt chests, faboat al pounas,) brand
ihhhnAsALOw cargo mark Hoaua.n
PoUCHONG, cargo mark Hots our
lot H.s half chests, tabout 26 pounds brand
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, cargo mark Mands-
GREEN TEAS.
Lot III half chest, tsbout IL pOunAs.) brand
" NfOWDEk. cars mark "GraifsllephergD
vL Lpr nI1 Hsu chest (aoout IS pounds brand
nc Th hnsoN, cargo mark 81 Palmer :"
"a nd G. 0Vol pounds ROCK SALT t92 barrels
Also. LOT OF EMPTY BARRE LIS and a LOT
OF COFFEE SAckS. 800 """ = nv '
The stores are sold because no longer needles for
Issue by the Government. 49,
eamples OF eech of the above mentioned varieties
o. Teas can De examined at this office at any time
The packages are in perfect order. $50
Inc Teas Will be re wefghed Immediately before
Each brand will be sold separa,ely-one half.
chest with the privilege Of any number, will be
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
THOMAS WILSON.
Byeyet Lieut. Col aud q. i. GS.1A.,
&c ll-td 100 tBrevet Brig. Gen. Vols.
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eGeneral Pritchard, the captor of Davis Is
a candidate for Congress, in Nj chigan.
- Louis Napoleon is said to look very pale
and puffy, but takes bis prog regular.
- NJ. GARNER Pages has addressed 10 the
President OF the United States a letter IN favor
OF the abolition OF capital punishment in the
American Republic.
~ A lady East Greenwich robbed her
husband of - 500 To give 10 her paramount.
81 General Judson Fitzpatrick and General
NICkers. it IS said. are about TO marry sisters
two accomplished ladies of Santiago. ..
gA French gardener has in vented green
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-17
THE EVENING STAR.

A LEssoS.-Tbe abs urdity OF some o, the
bottoms about sOniag'on which are popularity
entertained has recently been iiIu-tratsd in
New Haven "A distinguished citizen died IN
Brooklyn Of an attack OF cholera in its most
malignant form. Though he was entitled to
all the funeral honors that could have been
paid, and though the people of Brooklyn an
New 1eik desired 10 pay such hoBors tO his
remains, he authorizes prohibited any public
demonstration, and ordered the remains 20 be
prteaiely removed 10 New Haven. for fear OF
spreading the disease. through contagion. At
New Haven, on the other hand, an imposing
puhi'c funeral was held Thousands Of SOL
dtsTs and citizens assembled, the larg st church
IN the city was allied. and a great concourse of
people attended the interment OF the remains.
IL there was anything in the nature of cholera
that should prevent the paying OF these last
sad testimonials OF love with which con-
sigB the BODIES of our friends TO the grave. il
must have been developed on this occasion
But though few knew Of he nature Of the
disease. and no precautions Were taken, except
by those having charge of the remains. a week
has passed aud there Is not the least indication
ether here or in Brooklyn, that any bad couse
quence has resulted from our following our
natural impulses and honorIng with pnbIic
funeral friend who deserved it--yel, H1psn
-JO1TEGl, 12fA.
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GALE OF BUILDINGS AT SEVENTH STREE
~ WRARF

- WHARF
Che Qnor,s,master's Onee, Dspotof Wa,Ainrto, ,
By direction Of the Qusrtermsster &C; a 100.
there Will be sold at public auction, AT the Fnrans
Depot. foot of Seventh street, on sATURDhYye
Brevst Lieutenant Colonel Jsme. MPesM non Of
=. NJ the following Buildings and Ouarterms.,a
sheds. 2s1Iss feet,
part of Shed slx,l feet.
Shed on " harf, 4OxSO feet
Shed. 281lss feet, '- 'es''
3sheds. 2o1s35 feet,
lGsrpenter Shop, 2lxH feet,
Blacksmith Shop. l2xl2 feet
stable. 2s1axto feet,
Office, 201a x241a feet.
Portable Once, l5xg feet,
Addition lexis feet.
Lumber Shei, ?Uxs7 feet,
Coat Shed. l0xl2 feet,
Watch Boxes,
sinks,
Fence, ikea feet,
Wharf 5oI los feet, containing
$500 lineal feet in Piles,
9,0O0sQuare feet in Caps.
l00o0sqnare feet in Strings,
Wharf, GA xe5 feet, containing
SrOO linesi feet in Piles,
IA .0O0 square feet In Caps,
l2.0oOsquare feet in Strings,
Is 900 square feet in Floor.
Addition to wharf. SOIl07 feet, containing
2Uee Unreal feet in Piles,
5. 200 square Il ct in Caps.
$500 IHare feet In Strings
500 square feet in Floor
2Fairbanks' Scales, capacity $500 lbs each,
g. Sacks DAMAGED Oats-sbout $500 lbs.
2sectiops Hose Pipe,
Sized Chests,
SPAR Shafts, and
20 GOfte Old Lumber.
Baidings, &C. to be removed within ten days
f s1e day Ms s1s and chief
f:pot of Warrington: D, q,
oc ls-st And Asst Or. Gen. U. s. Army.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

NEW RIyER LINE.
The fine Steamer WAWASSETT will Ieave 7tb
street " barf, W ashipR ton, every
TUESDAY AMP i FsIDAY MORN SES
at clock, and Alexandria at o'clock, for or
hlOhAN Returning, leave Currioman AZ o. cIk
at Gil landings going and Returning Passage'
meals ara freight at lowest possible ra,es For
reight or passage apply on board or to
JOHN VAN RISWICK
Gen Supt Potomac Ferry COMPANY,
Nave ufr ~
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t'OR THE EASTERN SHORE

The large, staunch, and commodious Steamer
Wilson SMALL, CAPT. Z. T. -
HH No no stvs .,l her pier opposite EEC
tween Barre and Lee streets Baltimore. every
I $50 IA I lIoN and sATgRgAY, sts
nXF0RD, CL0RA'S POINT, W1LLiCH'SS
WHARhE, C4MBRLDGE., HUGHL ETT'S
WIKI, .hd ILoY6isH LlanNsDfNVGG.D fohDS
, Returning from THE SHORE" she leaves
Lloyo Landing at l p. m, Cambridge at 20 D.
m, and Easton Point at o m touching at the
and Fridays.
She has hDe state-rooms and all other PASSENGER
accommodations. equal to those of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. Sc 5.tf
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NYW. l.. WALL d CO. Auctisbeers
" SouthWest corner PenRA. Az and 9th At.
QYJ. q. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auotioneer,.

". hSoOihb o w., AuCuOneer0.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT OF
GROCGD. WRIST END
On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, October H. At
"A clock, on the premises, by virtue of authority
vested In me- ehal1 offer for SALE Lot 81 in Square
l2o, having front OF IS feet side Of seven.
teenlh street west, between l and X streets north
running back an average depth of about AZ feet
to alleys =
The Lot will be sold entire or divided. as may be
Terms made known at sale. ConveyancinR At
T. P. SCOTT, Trustee,
Under the will of Mary Carroll
sc 2S-dfs ). y. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
ETTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
Consequence of the rain, until THURSDAY AFT.
TERNooS' October Is, same Sc hSgT and place.
Under the will of Mary Carroll,
oc IL Goods 20. MCGUIRE Co, Aucts
GALE OF NAVY POWDERS.
Bureau 9fO ydHdnos, Nary Departmental
WGshtngfOH GUY, Oct. 10. 1870 {
There will be sold at Public Auction. to the
eighest bidder. at noon. tn q RSDAY, he twenty
NTH (25th) day of October Is Is. at the Once of the
inspector of Ordnance. Navy Yard, Norfolk. vir-
snhWisntNMS thousand t2.oOo) barrels Of CANNON
The powder will be sold by sample, and in lots to
suit purchasers
Terms cash, in Government IN nds; one half to be
deposited on the conclusion of the sale, and the
remainder within ten days afterwards, during
which time the powder must be removed from
the magazine, otherwise it will revert to the Gov
ernmeut
Purchasers will be REQ uired t. furnish their own
packages vhere the powder is not in barrels
oc Is eot25 81. "A. WISE, Chief Of Bureau.
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. L b Lie ALE.

~ virtue Of authority. We will Expose at public
sn aie. on the premises. near the residence OF X N
o'clock m two parcels Of Land, equally divided.
acres -. ~ - - "'nius iAo
Tbs property is Situated about ave miles from
me Sentre Market, Washington city, is accessible
tion OF arable. meadow and wood, is of most excel
ieht Ioanty, highly productive admi ably adapted
thereon. IL yfil Re sold separately.
Terms IN OF sale One half cash; resfd ne in twelve
mon rs, with int rest and approved securitv
Title indis putAble. N q eTEPHEM ~
VIM. j. HILiI
AttorneYs for r. N UarnaY
.1. .e..r.. NO STEPHEN,
Attorney for Geo W Darnah.
M Copt II. 2S- cots
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN = WILLIAMS, Aust,onesr,.


THE ISLAND
By virtue of q deed IN trust bearing date on the
tth dsy 81 June 1889. and recorded IN ttter J A
e no III, lone 81 81 seq tue sabscri Der u sell
At pubiie sale, u 1UEsDAf the 3orn Do, Of DC
part 81 Lot No. 2. In 50 uare No. 81, frontins IA
feet Inches on zo1i n q street between 7th and
sth streets vest, by 50 feet inches deco ~ith the
fnTroytments consisting of comfortable two
st,iy Frame DwelIing house
Terms OF sale: tine half cash cot which NlO0
VIII be required to lie paid on the ground y and
balance In STA and twelve mouths for notes
Interest from day Of tale. scared By deed in
trHsi upoH the properts IL the terms Of sale are
be res"ld upon one weeks notice, at the risk and
expense of the purchaser.' All convey ng and
reV'nue stamps at the cost of the pnrchsser
CHAS WALLAOH, Trustee.
RY W. L. WALL CO. Auctsseers
~ Southwest corner PenRa. ay and 9Th st.
BY virtue of deed OF trust dated the 10th of Sap
tember 1874, and duly recorded in Libsr N. q. T
No A. fOiioe l75, &c the susscriber will cfer for
sa.e at ppbiie auction, on WEDNESDAY Az.
IERNOON. the 24th instant, al So CLOCK. Lot No.
), IN Square No. 2l4, according to John Davidson
subdivision OF said square
he above Lot fronts - feet inches on n orfh L,
street, between 18th street and Vermont avenue
sno Is one OF the beet improving sections of the
ferms Of sale One third cash on the day of sale.
and the residue In two equal iRstalments six and
twelve msnths, with interest from AZ of sale All
convey ancine, including revenue STAN s at tina
complied wiih 10 FIVE DAYS the Trustee reserves the
night 70 resell at risk and cost Of purchaser de.
po.it OF tity dollars will be Ieaured when proper
j. CASTER MARsURY, Trustee.
Oc SeOdds tel AuctiOueers
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EDIOAL STAFF.
SIRGGE E0 I IN oS,HIEF,
TRIESEMAR

TRIESEMAR, . p
L ROTEOTED BY RUfAL LETTERS PAT.
snt Of England. and secgtsd by the seals Of the
College Of Medicine, yisaDe. : 80 80 :
Trissensr No J., isthe efsctusl remedy for Re.
the system Triessmar No, 2 has entireiy super K.
sed.d the nau.soss use of Eopayfs, Cuhsbs, &C.
Impurities ana seeondary 4, mpsoms. tins chvi !.
aing the use Of mercury snd all other deleterious
Zach preparstion 10 In. the for1 OF most agree.
able LOgepge sseeufsd frem the, effects Of eli.
assach er.ionr Is cases in one for 80, and In a.
=. sasfnistsrsd ~ vsiSsdh' ssilala snda A. Ronx,
WSois.sls ,nd sstsiI 81. Dr. BARsow, "a. ls4
TsSs ~ si.e y . = ffosDs 10. sso Para
evsnes, e0snss Nth - 80; y say
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81 The King of Italy inscrbes upon the coin
Of bis realm not Victor Emanuel by the grace
Of God King of Italy" thus rsIterating the
threadbare almost blasphemous ad juration OF
'GIylne rights origin. but he writes .sEictor
Emanuel by the grace of God. and the will OF
the people," thus recognizing the sctvIl con-
tract and that he holds MS power from the
nSOnlp
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- ICHhOND, FREDERTCKSBUR0 AND p
IL TOMAC kAILROAD

VINE O0Ab stoknoby y, m. 0xcopte0.D
The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
We sna the south We the P3tomse
Warrington, to Aqua Greek andod
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from AQufa Greek 70 Rick.
mond Va, connecting there With trsins on the Rioh
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and DanviIle
Reflrosds. for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmingt !,
Raleigh, Greensboro. Salisbury, OhArl otts and
Steamers Keyport and Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday NJ orning excepted5 af
20 a. m aud p m, and arrive In Richmond ct
THROUGH TO RICHMCsND IN SEVEN HOURS
fitty Miles Shorter and IA Hours Quicker tnA1
any other houte.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asufa
Greek and Eredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
Com pany . Ofhoe, corner OF Penna. avenue and Sth
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through. ~ = 90
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons Will be IN
readiness TO convey passengen and baggage be.
tween depOts In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have opportunity Of visitipa
several batts.helds near Trsdericks burg By stop.
ping at that point. -
Breakfast and sup on board Of 6teamers.
GEO. MATTIEGEY. Snpt, Washi a etou, d. O.
MATHEW CLARK, Agent, Washineton.
y. M. HANEY,
apSly General Passenger Agent.
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RAILROAD LINES.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WARRINGTON
4 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.



&Qe saa
WASHING roy, March Is, IsB.
Trains between a.hl stoa ana New York ere
FOB nav SORK vitho.t change of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at $50 9. m. and
FOB NEW YORK, chsneins cars a. Philaasl.
Lave daily except Sunday at n:ls q m. and
Ie.v. DAHL, yH s.1 rII !.
no, and 4Sc and $50 pm
Leave for New YORK s and Phii.d.lpn,. ..ssp
Sleeping car. for New York on $50 ,. m train
IarOus tickets to PhiIadsiphis; New York or
in the day. ss We'll a. At t,e n.W etos IN the
BANKERS and Brotsss Telegraph Line, s4s Penn,
See BsitimoTe and Ohio Ra,iro .ss saver.i.ement
Tor or, seh bed setrsesn wsshinstes Baltimore
". .sMiT b; Master Of transportation.
GEO sG kl6GosT STA Asa aisAs W..sns.on
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAfbRoAD,
- WASHING TON, June Is, 1866.
MEs:s6RE go 20 49,
Ssvsss rs Hs
1.,vs ,., FoI BALTIMORE:
Ills q. m, and 2:45, and 50. and 5 90 p m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 o. n. =, and
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 6:l5 and Z 90 q. m. and at AS and l:ss
,. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at70O and 80 q m and 40 D. m No
Trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at7:50 q. m, and 245 and 90 D. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 80 a. m, and 2;45 and 8 0v p. m.
FOR ALL PAkTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except sunday, at $50 a. m, and
Oh Sunday at 500 .. m. only. connecting nc Relay
station With trains from Baltimore 10 Wheeling,
THKOUGa TICKETS to the West can be had at
the ashington Station Ticket Office at sll hours
In the day. as well as at the Office of the Bank
ers and Brokers, Telegraph Line, 3i- Penn.
For New York fbflsdelphis, and Boston, see
st vertisement Of "Throog Oh Line -
W SMITH Master of transportation
l.; n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
oc 80 II GEO. s. KOONTZ, Agent, Washins toa
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN RAILROAD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-10-17
NNINTER Is COMING.

nv INTEh Is CUNNING.
Call At ..B0YDS,' 419 9th street, between d
and u, and examine bis lar ge assortment sf
COOKING: PARLOR. CHAMBER, AND 81
OFFICE STOVES: PARLOR HEATERS, ~
for one, two, or three stories, put up bye
skllfnl woI krsen and warranted TO work
FURNACES and LATROBES reset and m ade to
work. STOVES Of all kinds repaired.
CRATES. BRICK, and REPAIRS for ell kind
and sizes OF stoves, constantly an hand.
OLD STOVES taken In exchange for new
ROBERT BOYD,
4Ie 9Th street, between ID and E
IN. b. Sealer OF w sights and Measures sell In.