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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDIN as
- STABLES. FENCING, WHAkvES, &c,

AT GIEsBORO, d. O. A'' "'''
V"o'1t''ndSfer VEGAS we CGss; Isl Dicisicn..
BY, order Of the QusTtermaster General 18th there
MI be s%id on the premises at public auction,
eom%eneiHsp On 5sflsi Ap sfGTni 49,
st n IL oelSck m, and continuing for, the Same
MIN and ,5., Ts,sr wSrs; win min the
,Esss% I fS RRE5S9HSsEs e t Sis ss,,.o 1.-TWO
1s' kicssn adjoining loxi6J l21s2. l5xi6 two 26x
Eighty nine 1897 LABoRER's QUARTERS.
Crane seyepty -four l6kIs fourteen l2xI4 and one
'' Ten T o f bWE :GfEsiiSGs SKI own
stories with back buildings I21 81 four lOy24 i5x
~ lSas5 sS2s with Wing ls1l7 and Two Kitchen:
MESS 'h G5 e sEsns r, ,ia. ,,,o
~c .s sno Sl. s 1Ssa asxi
IA tf 2s1ss6 one nxai, and one lsx29 twi tn
n One 'aSisas ixiG STABLE fr.m. with 20
NM, iss i'isS'S STABLE, Crane with .s,s
,sT;sssts GO RSIhSIses fr,nel .s.,s. 1885,
Sss Si 1i1s a fur '1a' a'h''
ssREDbING:7 1ns linsal feet;
Seventy eight 7s) HANGERS, s,a1ls, 81 fee,
Twenty icol OUT HOUSES.
One hay SHE'D, Ii2x3l2
Ons "a GRAIN HORSE. frame 5sxsqo
hree t3J WBARVES, ono 10 1871 square feet. one
nlsy ionare feet. and one 2 $50 square feet
PENCIt g, % asn linral feet
Sne q 81 0RFH0CSE. frame, s2xNa
Two BLhCkSNITHS' SHOPS, tframe J 4sx fs0,
and t:xh0 - 'e~''~'
nreu pETGIEEHOvsE Hxs2.
Ire bniidines viii Ds sold sngiy, and must be re.
moved within fifteen DAYS
ne buildings will he tai en- down at tho expense
o. ihIenssers; but the lumber will, il desired ne
aeu'eIed ~ the Government. free of charge for
rT, srnff. ton. on the depot wharf
1ffhs :. Cash in Governtp.nt fun
U. AT Tor Gisshoro will ave che Six tn street
TT s.eIy honr during the dny ofrale
,.,a ,,nirrner infeInaiioB spPiv IN person or ny
rc;te. 10 taefain GEO. +. BROWNING A. O. M,
eesbore, ID. O., TO this Office
JAMES A. EKIN,
fee fe'et BIiesdieI General ia charge,
e,.e- FIRST Division, q n. q. d.
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EVENING STAR.
Virginia Affairs.

Mr. Isaac Robey, ct ..,..,
was run over by the In et Ulsfkseorg,
lev days ago, am s,,lea near s'e"'s
.omnare --eham (Va.) Register states that
-" - Of BAltirnoreans have bought a tract
>fueral lande, consisting vt 4doeO acres. in
yip0ooo.
Al an administrators sale near Warrenton,
COWS brought from seventy Ave TO one hun
sprIng, from fifty 10 sixty dollars; last spring
calves, sixteen dollars; corn, four dollars and
ninety cents.
A EPer TO riot occurred in Richmond on Fri.
day night near Chimborazo hos pital, IN WHICH
Mr.. II. n. Adams, citizen, was fired upon
and sliT htlY wounded IN the arm and temple
The former Confederate ram AloemarIe Of
Plymouih notoriety; the Texas, captured ut
the IA ii OF Richmond, and the Colombia can
tnred az Charleston, are At tue Gosport Navy
Yard. The keel of the old frigate Congress has
been sold TO MIR. johnson, a ship roiner, of
Norfolk.
%he outstanding state bonds OF yirpini ia are
stated thus: inscribed certificates, sic 26I Gt,,
railroad bonds, Sl2,6i2- 500. The outstanding
Stateoohds OF North Carolina amount TO 50, 49,
The oyster trade on lanes River, in the
vicinity OF Nansemond river, is very brisk, all
Tor Northern markets. The new oyster law
prohIbIts oysters being taken ont of the State
AFTER he 18th OF May. The Northern oyster
men are anxious TO transplant aslarge crop for
heat winter in consequence.
Ire porcelain man uftctory in Nelson county
on the land Of Mr. William food win, wilt go
into operation by the ist of April. The koaIin
on the estate il said TO be- superior to any in the
country, and felspar, used for glazing pur-
poses, abounds on the land. The manufactory
. in the hands Of 4 Baltimore company.
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" At sale of the personal effects of 4
deceased prostitute in Cincinnati, n few DAYS
since, the excitement TO gain ingress was re-
narkable. The Gazette says "A crowd was
waiting before the doors were opened and
when they were swung back and permitted
all 10 enter, the house was soon filled from the
street to the garnet. and remained all da
new visitors filling the places OF those who lett
when their curiosity was gratified. The ladies
predOminated in numbers, and embraced all
ages and conditions. As friend met friend
among them their apologies for heinz seen in
tnch house were various. Ii was not Curl
osIty with most of them; they wanted t. buy
this thing or that: but still they had heard a
great deal about the splendid and expensiy
furniture of the establishment, and they
thought they might as well see ii as anybody
Among the laugbable recognitions, was that
of lady rear us, who. crowCiing up TO n gem
hemah took him suddenly by the arm and said
al tbonshtA would find you here" He proved
TO he her husband. The furniture was of the
most gorgeous, characterEbat in one bed room
was estimated to have cost not less that -, $50.
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The musical % editor of the Augusta
Consttutionalist, IN speaking of the great com
pass OF Signor msccaferris voice. saws that on
eility, e' 49,
eRussia seeks a loan of fifteen millions in
London. IA
II Barnnm's daughter was recently married
In splendid white satin dress
h<A new prima donna in Neyy Ycrl. Miss
voice. ~ NAo
ga terrible rumor is circulated about Par
s thAt the Empress has appeared without erin.
DThe burnt district in Charleston is being
~mucsills." Va
ga schoolboy's Aspiration .Oh. how
Nish were fountain, for then could al
ways be playing
~"Now, children asked a school insnsc-
tor, "who loves all menu A little girl. NOT
four years old, and evidently not posted i'm the
eattchism, answered quickly, "All women -
Fan engineer was recently arrested and
sent TO Augusta, for flying the rebel flag on his
engine on the Georgia Railroad.
pennsylvania is the only State, TINS far
Nblch has actnally assumed the care of The
noTen ofberdead soldiers, AID two thou sand
eIueSe are now in that State. The cost par
clothing. '' Vi
So, In late speech at Manchester, Lord
rondnS,sS iu. lhere Is story OF an admirably
S's 1890 20 lay by a respectable sum, which
-, I'm .aAateiy proceeded TO invest in a first
'"e etoi housebreaker's tools
hs Garroters in Chicauo ara ..,,o, A.,
pleasant name "sealpers - @'Ah0u ny 'he
$4,000. n''uo VIII cost
ASfofmerly the ladies set their cans for ,,,.
men; now they Set their waterfalls 'p' i'i 'he
- widow named Caroline T. Clark has
eued millionaire, named Michael paa 20" -.
San Francisco, for breach OF promis I.e1sr, In
The damages at $4,000. '"yihs
ga miserable old bachelor, who tno,,,.
MAI tbe present Is net leap year, says: ali Won
meet young lady who is not yery shy yoi
had better be little shy yourseifn ~"
ga son Of Adam never feels so proud AMI
Ereat as when he first gets int pan taloons am
can thrust his hands into his breechas' pocke,s
On this occasion there is an uproariotis crisis
IN fhe best reg Mated families.
ETThe Opera was future one night n,
Havana, wtsreupoD the authoritsss fined the
manager N,tto, ana obliged him 70 Awe an en-.
ira night gratis 20 The subeyibers.
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u a new idea in the way OF ornaments il
low coming IN vogue, in the shape of medal
hon or canoes, which are intended TO SUPER
sede the gold. silver ard steel ornaments now
I'D wear. Some of these are very richly gotten
mp, and have the appearance of valuable
carved cameo brooch. FpauIRtes are worn,
composed of two or more of these studs or
brooches held together by chains or silver.
and which hangs in festoons from the shoul .
der
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~ Beethoven, when young, was so poor
that lie never went out TO walk exceptat night,
on account of his appearance. His only orato-
RIO and opera were composed in the thickest
part OF the wood in the part of Schoonbrus.
E~George Stumpf a German, % years of
age, committed suicide in 81 Louis on Friday
night by shooting himself through the left
lung.
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AUCTION SALES.
EY Crown, WALKER & CO., Auctioneers.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ATAUr

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUC-
TON ON 18TH STREET, ISLAND
Cd BOMBAY, the 18th instant. at o'clock in
front Of the premises, shall eel part Of Lot Z
Square 3a3 improvements consist OF two two
story Frame Bnilding.. fronting 80 feet on 18th
street, and running back 80 feet lui, iDches Also
on same lot, one thIee-story Brick House, with
two story Back BuildiDg-stors Dou occupied IA a
restaurant-D feet front, 80 feet l0& inches dee
Tbs property being in good LOCALITY for bu ness
ofers a rare chance for investment.
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6, IL and Is
months, secured by deed Of trus. bearing interest
All conveyance and revenue stamps at cost Of
purchaser.
Title indisputabIe
S10o required on each house when knOcke ed off
by auctioneer. CROWN, WALKER co,
NH s-lw'
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= The vicinity of the Academy of Music,
New ork, Will soon become the sshead centre
OF The American theatrical world new the
ARE is 10 be bnlt on Fourteenth street. directly
opposite Irving Place, which will be in every
way FIRST class. Thus. the Academy of Music.
the new theatre. Irving Hall and the circus
VIII all lie within stones throw of each other.
Two other theatres will SON be built in the VIZ
cinity "
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e. family in Chicago have suffered great
Distress of mind over the supposed murder of
an absent son aud brother. The details Of the
casualty We're given by the spiritualists. and
several mediums agreed as to the circunstan CO 8
attending it. While the disconsolate father
Was taking steps 10 recover the body, the son
m%de me appearance IN propri1 persona. The
fpHiinalisfs claim that they had only made a
mistake IN the victim
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e Salad is of such general use in Paris tn 1t
there are many families who viii not deprive
themselves of ii, no matter what the cost OF
late years IL has been very scarce during the
winter months, and the price was exorbitant
The market Is at present abnndantIy supplied
from the south of France. Spain and Algeria
and the price is so moderate that tha ycgpta-
bles may he seen in the windows of the most
inferior cookshops- The annual cost of he
salad consumed in Paris is estimated at $3.50
49,
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SMajor General Pope has issued an order
uefalllng plan tor the better protection #
travellers crossing the plains After designating
the posts of rendezvous he directs that ali
trains are 10 b fully equipped for defence
snc each tram must consist Of ut least twenty
wagons and thirty armed men. Military es-
eorfs VIII be furnished when necessary. and
no travellers viii he permitted to cross except
IN accordance with the regulations of the or
der
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-08

~ A few days since negro boy, through
cUrIosity, went TO the CatOctin Furnace estab-
lshment, in Frederick comfy, Md. TO witness
the operation Of melting iron ore, and while
looking down into one of the receivers, from
which large quantity of gas escapes. he was
almost instantly sufioca'ed, and ~ once lost
all use of himself, tumbling headlong into the
lake of fire and burning to death. All efforts
10 recover the body from The liz mid flames
were rendered impracticable, and he was left
to his awful fate.
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1.-THE Springfield Republican has been
told by United States officer, who has lately
come from the Rio Grande. that during the So
called seige of Matamoras by the liberal troops
OF Mexico, he himself was offered ego OG0. and
the officers under his command a pronortion n te
amount, if he would take his colored troops
over the river and assault and carry the inne
Tlsl garrison in Matamoras
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-08

- At the recent Johnson ratification meet
fne IN NASHVILLE. Tenn, while Judge Swayne
was reading Washington's Farewell Address
10 ihe convention, well known ultra radical
entered the gallery of the House of Repre-
sentauves, I'm which the convention sat
hrer listening awhile 10 the sublime passages
IN lnat immortal document, he exclaimed: "a
ID rebel document, Just as I expected. -
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NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA
~ TON COMPANY.
OFFICE AND pEPoT:

~ TFON COMPANf.
OFFICE AND DEPOT:
COMMERCIAL BUILDING, No. Louisiana ay
between Ninth and Tenth streets,
This Company is now prepared to doa
GENERAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPORTA.
TON BUSINESS
re and from New York, PhFladelphis, Baltimore,
Washington, Alexandria, Richmond, Peters
burr. Norfolk, Lynchkurg, Chsrlottss-
vile, Winchester. HaIrisonburgh,
Staun.on, Lexington Salem,
and Bristol, in Virginia;
Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon. Golasboro', vii.
mingtvn. Nswbern, Raleigh. Greensboro,
Salisbury, and Charlotte, N O.;
and to and from
All Stations on the Orange and Alexandria, vir-
ginia Central, Virginia and Tennessee. Rich
mond and Petersburg, Petersburg and Vel
don, Wilmington and Weldon, Atlantic
Castor. and North Carolina
Central Railroads.
As rapidly possible the Lines and Agencies Of
the Company viii be extended to other States, Of
which due notice will be given.
The tariff Of charges 10 based upon fair business
principles, yielding reasonable profit to the Com
psny, without being oppressive to the public. Upen
this basis confidently presents its claims for fair
share OF patronage, relying upon fits large capital
and the character Of its officers and agents for that
public confidence essential to success.
de l5ly A. CHAPMAN, Agent.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT wOOp.
HeddqHd,fers Department Of WasAingtoa
Office Of the CAie| Qnarfernlasfe,,
Corner liza Street and Pennsylvania acsnas,)


Office Of the Chef QnariernlaSfey,
tCOTner l51a Sireet and Pennsylvania acsnas,) Z
WaShtaetoa, ID. C., March 4, 1858
The surplus Government Wood On hand in this
city AND in Alexandria is now offered for sale
In quantities from one-quartcr of q cord 70 ten
cords, to all persons desiring ts purchase.
This Wood Is q good quality. thoroughly sea-
soped, and mixed ia the proportions of thi I'd
Oak and two thirds Pine. The Wood Yards are
located on Maryland avenue between eth and Sth
streets; at 14th street, Long Bridge, in this
city, at Kendall Green, one mile north OF Baltimore
ard Ohio Railroad Depot; and one eighth of a mile
and Alex sndIia Railroad; Price Of Wood at the
yards in Washington, six dollars So per cord: at
Alexandria FIVE dollars s5) per csrd aud delivered
in any part Of Washington at dollars 81 per
cord; in Georgetown at seven dollars and twenty
FIVE cents tS7.f5D per cord, and in Alexand ria
at hNe dollars and eighty cents per cord
Apply only at this Office during Office hours and
TO Breyet Major James Gleason, A. U. NJ, at Al
exand ria Wood Yard, from O'Clock q. Ia. to L.
O'Clock, noon
Terms-Cash in Government funds.
NJ. /. LDDINGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
nh Sat Department of Washington.
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COVERNhENT SALE OF SURPLUS HARD
NJ BREAD

" BREAD
SUBSISTENCE, OFFrCE, U.SA
No. SOUTH GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE, Md, February q, Isss
Sealed Proposals in duplicate will be received at
this Office until SATURDAY, March IL, 1876 for
at this depot.
Proposals must state IL at the effer is made under
advertisement Of this date
The Bread lie in boxes of fifty (s0) pounds each
boxes. "
Purchases will be delivered board of trans ports
without expense TO the purchaser.
Payment REQ uired in Government funds On notf-
fcatien OF acceptance of bid. Twenty days allow
purchasers to remove stores.
Proposals to he endorsed on tho envelope, "Pro-
posals for Hard Bread /" and addressed TO
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet Lieut. Col and @. s.. u s. A.,
feN-Ht Brevet Brig Gen Volunteers
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- tlf'y--Our workmen Were killed by the
o,is-iing OF a building in Cronstadt recently
tsTe were Three doors TO the building. but on
u one was unlocked, and this opened inward
TIE unfortunate men, pressing forward in
ere ., Kept IL closed, and il had at length to
persisted.
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ga lady in Cleveland, o., the other day,
was very anectlonate To her usband, and at
supper handed him a cup of tea. which he de :
cIined to drink, but handed il to one of his
children. Thereupon the woman sprang for
WARD ana seized the cup. thus saving the
child's life. The cup contained arsenic An
arrest and trial of course follows
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BANKERS,

.JAI COOKE . 90.
BANKERs,
FtissstA s.sss, ssro,iis Irsasxry,
Buy and eel st current rsses, and keep always
sp hand, full supply ofsH
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
s-so rREAsURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, 81,
And pay the highest prices for
oUARTERAAsTERs CHECKS
AND VOUCHERS su s-dts
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
D. COOKE, tor Jay Cooke 4 Co.. President.
wM. 8. HUNTINGTON. Cashier
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES,
HTH sI., OPPOSITE TIE TREASURY pypIEruxN1 9
Government securities with Treasurer United
States.
1oEE MILLION DoLLARsa
We buy and sell An clssse. Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection.
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE
UNITED STATES.
We rurchsse Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE Terms. and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and TO any other business entrusted to as.
FULL INFORMATION In regard to GOvERN.
MINT LOANS at all times cheerfuIly furnished.
WI. 8. HUNTINGTON, Cashier.
WARRINGTON. March %, 1855 Rn-u
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SkCRET DISEASES! SECRET DISEASES
sAhA ANS GIFT
SAsARITAN'S GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
'fes, Positive Cure" or
GoNoRRRG1, GLEET STRICTCRE.S &C.
Contains no Mineral. no Baisam, no Mercury.
Oaly Tea Pills 10 Be Taken 20 EFe-, Care
They are entirely vegetable. having No smell nor
iuTe shs stomach 81 bOweis a e IN any way Ia
Cures in from two 70 four cave, aud rocsnJ ,s.ss
of the University OF Pennsy .ys.is. .S. %. 10 80
eminent Doctors and Cher'ists or me ptaseat 1sy
Let those Who have q Is Pal red Of setti Z cares r
who hsye been gorged with Bslsam Copayiaor n ~.
SAAARTTAy's GIFT.
Sert by mail in 8 plain envelope.
PriOs-Eale packages 81. Female, So
BLOOD BLOODyy BLoeD,,,
sCRGFUL A. ULCERS; SORES, sPsrs,
s4r1f 81 xHFsf k5sF Dl sb Afss 5uIcE
s,, IsGiieTed The pnssle as POsi,iys care
ROOF hab hE RRHssEJAhf iEs the
most retent, sertsin and ehectuai remedy pre-
sssri5sd it TeIshss and e,sd,cs:ss every particle Of
and permanent; Take then, OF this pu flying rem
poSterity that for which you may repent in after
years.
ssSSRiTAS ROOF ans a iFnffBTa9H tfoEs
| sSf Be-. q 6f Sd4 fGm the
sAMAKiTtns CHANCRE WASH.
WHAT TAX f&g S$s THE sAM.H-
"OS BOARD The STEAMSHIP CoSTA RIGA, Feb.
Is 3i.s. Deso1g ! Co, $50 Race street,
Of yoss Gin sy as Gna NE one sIess
press. so as TO reach me by the 18th we sail on
1 90 not IKE to make a voyage without supply,
Yours, very respeeu Sily,
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. NY"
sold By s. oALyEgr FORD, corner 18th stree
al nEsRY COOK, Alexandria. mysu
TRlEs.hAE,Protectedb I Royal Letters Pat.
y. s tea, Of England, and occurred BY the seal. %
COLLEGE OF hedicine. Vienna
Irisss.ar No L ths enec.usl remedy for keisH.
System: Triesnar No. 2 has sntirsy supersedss
Msr nos Is the .DtlIissls rsnsdy FOR All Impari
nes and secondary symptoms, thus o6yistins
Zach preparstion is ir the form Of most agree
and changes Of eiDosphers In an eases, 4 81 each,
or ,oes esses II one for ~, and AZ y. sssss,
Ininistsrsd By vslpeas, SsilsnAnds. R'sI, 40
Wholesale and retail By Or. BARROW, No. Is<
ID g had :.c & Si $ O. FORD. No. sso Pa ave-.
CooIAL LIFE OF THE CHINESE, 2 vols.
- Troy Memoria al Of Lineoln. story Of Trooper
BY r. Cclhurn Adams ssiforsa;ien OF the Fin
gers ans Tees Eott's Bone and Nerve Surgery,
paper Fsops FabIes. Illustrated Half Mil
iion OF Money. by Amelis b. Edwards. livery Sat
GSday, monthly Part. uD.x,u
laZ fRhNSh TAYLOR.
IIELMboLDs EXTRACT BUOHU AED I'M
III PROVED ROsE WASH cures secrst aud deli.
cafe disorders. In all their stages, at little expeuse
little or change IN diet. NC Inconvenience and
no ex posture n Ia pleasant IN taste aud DOOR i'm.
mediate in its srtion, and free rum All An nko.s
Droperuee. no e.
EoR NON INTENTION OR ISCoHTryrgcx
az urine. irritation int aIEnatson or ul,rTatfop
OF the bsdder kidneys. diseases u the pros.rate
Clands, ptcte in the bladder caiculn- Gravel or
brick dust deposit sud al dsesses OF the bisaaer,
kisr,yss srd drsrsicsl sweetness. Csc BNLM.
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STEAMBOAT LIN ES.
NJ WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, BOA,

AsHIRGrOR AND ALEXANDRIA BOATS.
Boats will leave the Potomac Ferry ~.
Comrfny Wharf. foot Of Seventh s.AR
street, ss follows. viz 7,e,9. 10 IL.
snd IL u. m; and l. IA 4, D, and .. n.
FOR MOUNT VERNON.
The steamer wAWAsEr win fsave for Mount
'efho" even "LpShSpA4 !, VAN "a / Rf IS
NH l-7w General Superintendent.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT NOTICE rhe
= steamer 1.a. oAnBaIbGEs Captain 80
route on SATURDAY. March
leaving her new pier. lTo Light street wharf. be
Point, Double Mills oxford, Cloras Point. Wal
Cabin Greek. and Ntdfords landing. Returnins
t"iSs "hsTf every THURSDAY and MON
TONED landings for passengers and freight. ani
gss6h,ng Ssitlmore as 9. ~. Of FRIDAYS and
A ThANTIC sTEAMsHIP OOAPAHY TO
~ NEW YORK
The Steamers Com posing this line are the
SohN SlBSON, Capt Young, sz1S
&c; KNIGHT. Cart. Morris, 81
FAIRFAX Capt Winters,
Leaving Pier No. IL North Riyer, Now York,
every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY at p. m,
and feet OF street, Washington, ID. o., every
TUESDAY and FRlp hY. at a. m. s
and carefully kent under cover.
The steamers Of this line now connect with Alex,
andria ana Orange Railroad; Freight forwarded
MORGAN, RhINEhakr Co.,, Agents,
Corner ID tn aud Penn avenue. soath side,
and foot st street, W ashington, ID. q.
BOWEN, BIO. CO.. Agents: y.
b. r. CROMWELL co. AGENTS.
nnTd as West street. New York,