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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1866-03-08

The letter below is from gentleman himself
a native of Virginia, and thoroughly identified
in his feelings and opinions with Southern in
terests We can assure the reader that his
advice comes from the beneyolence of his
heart and having excellent opportunities of
forming correct judgment, it is entitled to
the greatest confidence. Could we add any
thing to give it weight it should be most cheer
fully uttered We cordially endorse every
word of this counsel. Our own conviction from
the first has been that, while few of our young
men have done well by seeking employment at
the North, most would have done better by
remaining at home, and enduring our present
trials, await the day of emerging from them.
OF the noble, selfsacrifcng, unwearied gen
crosby of the people of Baltimore, what shall
we say? We know they cannot be recon-
pensed by Southern people, but they will cher
ish their memory in grateful hearts while life
endures.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1866-03-08
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS.

A few days ago the office of the Central
Presbyterian was served with the following
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1866-03-08
Presbyterian Church at Culpeper Court
House.

TFop. THE CENTRAL PREsBYTrR1Ax.]
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1866-03-08
\. ID. POLLOCK, Pastor.
ALEXANDER LAWRENCE,
WALTER SONGERVILLE, Elders.
GEORGE d. GRAY,
Southern Young Men Going North.

Rsg~ The Observer will please copy.
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HEADo'Rs DISTRICT OF HENRICo,
Richmond. Va. March 1st. 1866. j
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-28

EFFECT or SHINING ARTISAN WELLS
The San Jose (CalifornIa) Mercury reports
~ and about San Jose have completely dried
and rendered worthless hundreds of acres OF
Iaguna IN the southern portion of the country
~A few days since a Chicago merchant
nearly killed fascinating young African with
fiat-irOn for alleged criminal intimacy with
his wife. Merchant had just been granted
bill of di yCrce.
nyThe agent for the French COMPANY with
whom the contract has been made for the en-
largsmeDt and rxtepsIon Of the James River
and kanawha canal. has arrived in Richmo d.
IL Fire proof clothing is largely manufac-
tuIed in London.
- Mrs. Housman, of BeIIyernon Pa hired
rufiian 70 shoot and XII her husband. She
then dragged the dead body 10 a river and
threw II In. Mrs. II. We fear is a bad tempered
lady.
.R~The longest railroad in the world is the
Central Railroad of IIlinois-73g miles long.
and which cost Sl6,C0O,CC0.
~Two hundred sacks of corn. branded
'Peace," arrivedin Memphis, Tenn, the other
day, for the destitute Of Alabama IL was
hauled by the draymen free of charge.
~ In abiding 10 the fact that corsets are
now made of leather, a contemporary suggests
mat II is in compliance with the poets in JUNG
ton
Hide. oh, hide those hills Of snow
~The high water swept away the dam of
Adam Cramer, in Blackjack township, Pa,
which so discouraged tie owner that he hung
himself with piece of mill rope.
ga California paper says rye stalks seven
feet high and yet growing, are TO be seen on
Sution's ranch, Nevada county.
~Charles A. Cook of Milton. Mass entered
the army before he was twelve years old, pass.
ing muster on account OF his size, served one
year and was wounded four times, and is now
fourteen years old ana draws an annual pen
sion of ninety.six dollars.
STA young girl, named Julia Mackey, mar
RED a fellow named Jenny DOnnelly m Buff
falo, the other day, after a courtship OF five
nnnu'es. She is only Is, and didn teven know
her husbands name previous to the marriage
~ Pork and beans. II is said, are 10 be pro-
vised for Yankees in the restaurants al the
great French Exposition, next year. They
will be novelties TO such Americans as visit
Paris. The true pork and beans Yankees are
not often seen on the BOulevards
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X Sfaes, yAHsr,
FIT :sd SnfER sf P iss6sss I:;t .ed Gs.s
and oRAytL .00rs put On in Is: yes1 81
shortest notice ct very noaerste 49, sns y
.!A ,so AZ Ind. q PULLING and o0MPosI.
owsst prices. feIS
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GALE OF GOVERNMlNT BUILDINGS AND
- OTHER PRs4 MnR At FORT

d IS -.
az & ~ H. az ssss;s:%sssa;:.s,..
Will be sold ct public auction. on the premises.
:erSsd located a. Tors fS
sSSSsss yi as.r..r. va AXIS feet.
Tne Officers, Quarters: Axl2 feet.
Sss s s::: :i aoa:s 'si lessi s.; feet.
One Gusrdhouse, si1iS feet.
One Sranss sSsi sou %snf isss feet
nser Il. and the sns
lon. Ing to ssid fort. n' ''m0sr lumber &C., De-
The military guard viii remain on the premsss
win allowed is.n day: 70 remove prOSsry
nuildines viii b. sold singly.
e1'rm'' Cash. In Go'tspT T. Eh tqSds;
Colonel and Chief Quar,e1msstsr,
s. sG III .ss soS1Fs sASsU
C'"Qsa''"TTs s.s: Gee pss~ e ws,s!:s!oa,
ton SoHff n. sifss
son on SaS. ,s hing
. m q large lot Of CRAFTSMANSHIP Storss. con.
20. Army Wagons, Is Army Wagons with Hsv
WR,ss tSS aorsf wsss0bs Spring WAGONS
balances. Bnsss. single :s, .w S. n9sss An M
saddles b rs; scisp ohsin, 100 lSs oia wss
Is siss Ire rsn eC nesn Lead s 81: hs *.
Steel y 600 lbs SCRAP Tongue Irons. IL ooS ihsp
scrsp Brake Irons, 30 900 lbs old Horse Shoes M
!es old Wagon Tire, 700 Sash with Glass iss iHs
JaIloE " agon and mt ulanee Wheels, Wbssihoos
rows Blank cts. Buckets. Chains, II elters 49,,
e.. Ansils, Suiihs' Bellows. Portable Ear.ss
Planes, Barrels. Kettles. Stoves. g.. ises'
The property has been worn but n lar "a uo,tio,
OF u 10 still seryiceabie ~ ''~"
The sfores must be removed within Ave days from
date OF sale. Hou
rerms Cash, in Governments funds
.,, sy: Maj. Gen. and CHEZ oS::s:1e:...r.
~ Sl-.ct Depet OF Washjuaton
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EVENING STAR.

TIE FINANCIAL Crisis IN LoNpoy.-Never
before tsays the London News OF the i2tn) did
me ei1J, and more particularly that part OF u
which contains the leading banks. wear such
an aspect as IL did yesterday, from the hour
wnen the banks were opened for business up
70 late hour Of the day. 1t soon became man
bank had produced a widespread feeling OF
oerust, and II was distressing 10 witness the
eager expression in the faces OF persons VINO
nad left home for the purpose OF Drawing Sut
their deposits, and as many Of them PROBABLY
supposed, saving their families from ruin.
The London customers VINO were bent on
This errand were, no doubt, supplemented by
numerous arrivals from the country by early
TRAINS and some in the throng had manifestly
q provincial appearance. few OF the banks,
&c II 10 in wife those W no felt distrustful opened
their doors AZ instead of 10 o'clock; but il was
not till after ~ that the excitement began TO be
Enthusiastically manifest From that time Lom-
bard street, Birchin lane and Tnrogmorton
street commenced filling, and these and some
other neigho boring streets soon became almost
blocked mp with passengers and vehicles.
large crowd was assembled opposite par
heular banks; and, perhaps, in some degree,
these gatherings helped to increase the inten-
slty OF the run. Policemen were stationed at
the doors of the banks which were subject 20
this pressure 20 enable those who had business
there 10 pass in and ont, and they had consid-
cradle difficulty in keeping the way clear. l.
was curious TO observe the change of counte-
nance produced by two or three minutes spent
opposite bank counter. and many, on COM
ing our, audIDIy expressed their satisfaction.
The pickpockets were in great force in the
Delg bOr hood of the banking houses. and in
the latter II was necessary 20 employ detective
officers for the protection of the public. Many
losses from this cause are reported. One gen.
tlemaD, who 20 make himself safe in every con-
tingeney. had gone to the city and drawn on:
the whole OF his deposit, amounting 70 f5lU,
from one Of the soundest banks III London,
was proceeding through Finch lane, when ap-
plying his hand 10 his pocket 10 realize more
fully his happy state of security, he found
his pocket had been Get and his money was
already gone.
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TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSznday Q. m. excepted.D

TWICE DAILY, tSanday o. m. excepted.D
= The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
va and the South. via the Potomac r.
steamers from Sixth Street Wharf, EaSaEN
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek TO Rich
mond Va. connecting there with trains on the Rich
mono and pttersburg and Richmond and Dsnviile
Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
hhssieigh, greensboro, Salisbury. Charlotte and
Steamers Keyport and C Vanderbilt leave sixth
Street Wharf daily Sunday morning excepted) at
20 Q. m and m, and arrive in Richmond 81
% p. m and o m.
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana III Hours Quicker than
any Other Route
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Aauis
snd assdsrcsssqTs 70 Richmond o. the
street, or on board Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be In
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
several battle feIds near Fredericksburs By atop
B Grh And ;gH On board Of Sts.ns..
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent; ws.hinston.
epSLy General Passenger Agent.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT NOrICE-The
route on sAfGRDAY. saPsh oss
leaving her new pier. 1fo Light street wharf. be-
fnS ff5TS Il
Peint, Double Mills Oxford, Cioras Point. wal
CABIN
for1s Wharf every THURSDAY and MON
ansa At sano p m stopping at all the .Soss men
reaching Baltimore ats q. m. Of FRIDAYS and
TUESDAYS. feb 2s-tf
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SHoREr DISEASES
SAM ARITAN.S GIFT,

SAAARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Used.
YES, POSITIVE CuRB,"fcr
GONORRHRA, GLEEE STRUCTURES dc.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury.
Only Ten Pills 10 be Tdkes 10 Efed Cure
They are entirely sssstsSl Die; having no smell sor
yuIe the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
IN IL from S"r ins
Of the University Of Psnnsylyanis sne Of the most
Doctors ans M 1ss. o. sSs day.
assn MA M
Prioe-M.l. packages, 81. Tsnsis. Is. '''''s'
BLOOD BLoODlt BLooDy,y
, sgkR8SssuLAsdi . TItSSERs a6 sI32ssks, sPesTs
sAxAR}TIN ssL koaF p %Sb ask s. JUICE
+ E1.1s1si q.
seTbed Il resehss and ersdiessss every particle Of
the veneresl poison; 90 that the cure ie thorough
e.: :RS !.a q e Il e
poeterity that for which You may repent in After
DO NOT pEsPAIRi
soST HHsS 9S
Will remove every y.stie. Of impuritis. from the
system 4: All all the bed sif;: e Hs.sr
males suffer the BOOT AND b E1B JUICES most
happily .dsptsd, ~ SIosE:tsd utsrgs IL Lsucot.
biity, and for al complaints incident to the ssx.
Sent By express. Price 81 Is per bottle.
sAMARITANs WASH
Z, in esse. Of Syphilis used In connection with the
A GSli Id sirss.ies: Pic. 8 cents.
IN fes &c SosSis: :na '''' They are used
wu.- srpcroNs say M rur s.u.p.
fTANS kKMEDfEs
"PosT HosrIIAL, EoRr MARSHALL, Baltimere,
!sstns ri used Ts.
for yepersl dis.s.es in its most customary forms;
nsss ':S g
snticipstions promptly and snectusliy. Knowing
their scssy and .. Far :. ny Sss q them sssssds.
Irsoonnend thsn strongly n nowrRs
"Assistant Surgeon. ssh n. Z. Vols"
SOLD BY Q. o. voRp, eer.sr lith street and Penn.
gyivsnis avssus. Ws.Ainston; HESRT COOK.
zsi;ssD y Co p R.sss .sa
T1InsInAl-Prossss.a b. Isy.l Letters Pas
4. Z. fs = s ssi : :s:
college Of nedicans, Vienna.
s sss:n Tris:Ssr No. sSs. .osirsis :Ss.r..ssi
q: H. he &: ;:D Ssassss ci Il
tiss end eeoondary eynptoms, thus obvfstne
yoe - ~ oorcufy ~ NJ oSDer oeseseuous tnSfW
TscS prsparsaoa 10 In the form Il non ssrss-
able LossnGs. Secured from the e6ecta- Of climsss
end changes 81 akmosshers in tn at Is each,
or four q oeees In one for %, and In " essee,
thus savine o. Divided in sspsrste aoses - ID.
miuistsrsd b. valpssa. eallanaDde. Bcsx, b.
Wholesale and retail b.. Dr.. BARROW, No. ist
s:s 10 rs ifoHD. no. $50 P. ave.
corner uth O.. seps-6
rHlAP HOUSEHOLD GOODS SMILING AT
TIE FOLLOWING PRICES:
Cotton heets 50 centa each
PILLOW Gases ~ cents, Drawers eua
Green Wipdos Shades 50 cents
Plates and ceuts each
single Bedsteads 81 90
Single Hair Mattresses ~
Double Hair Maftresses eB 20 oH
Wash Basins 10 and 50 cents each
Iron Wash Stands 50 snc ~ cents
Wesh Boiierp, Bathing Tubs
Coffee Pots Pe~ter Pitchers. Waters
Fairbanks and Druggist Scales
And large assortment Of other articles tosao'
N. B-Gosds Il ell dsseriptisns bought. :olds
exchanged st. ADAM sOh
SOC 9th street. next 70
- Is In Pennsylvanta avenue.
TAKE no MORE UNPLnAsAHr AND ON.
u eolo re0eo1ea Tor uupieaeaot oud dangercY
olseaDe1. gee HBLMBOLDD ExIRAo3 ~
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DROPOSALS FOB LIME.

NJ AYORb OTIIOE,
sIAIrp S' VIII LIZ Ii r skol 1s
By the 1ndersigned, until u; O'Clock II on
IRlDAY, June 1T. fof b.iieins ., three feet
iDches in thiekaess in the alley Of square 10. a,
and along Missouri avenue ard Third street vest
to the canal; the sever to have such "naaholss''
BIDDER: viiststs the price psr liossl foot or the
ssrops. Which :Ssll inclsas all ssssv.sios ma
dent caused in the construction Of the work.
The right 20 decline any or ell proposals, should
spscihcstions can b ssen At the once Of the
Commissioners Of improvements every DAY from
70 u e Fs any TN; y calling on the
None but practical mechanic. need Bio;
my 12-dtd Commissionsr OF Fourth Ward.
MAIORS OIIIOE. -,
M vi, s. r.s.lSsS Z III: r.
O'Clock L.. TUESDAY, the 2Stl instans, for grad.
Ing and grsveline 9Th street east, from Pe9nsslvs,
i mia ~ h %
gutter hne, to be well rolled with heavy roller
sfter travelling, end 70 be relieved OF ell bnuldsrs
Of q b :1f eSd %s.a
Bidders will ptats tine price per cubic yard for
cutting AND dilisg, that which measures the N vt
The ,o 3. Srs to bs deposited wherever the
Commissioners may direct
No Dart Of the apPropriatiop VII ns peid untii
Assistant Cox%i.siossrs.
BIDDER viii state the price Pea cubic yard for
grading and Der square w ' % fFFfrTEsr6arR.
81 BAkNns;
Ta6sAs tUxoN.
ny - eosd Aasisssnt Commissionsrs.
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AUCTION SALES.
OY ekEAN . WILLIAMS, Auetiopssrs.

elI SkEkN q WILLlAmS, AueuoneerS.
VALUABLE BuILDIse LOT ON STREET
SOUTH and ilteIseoiion Of Mss.ylsna Avenue,
. .s = ;4s. e & gg II. mex. &
i fScSs: With .Ss and Sses .le sg
IaSns SaSins site. one
Terms One half cash; balance. and months,
ess S and revenue STAMPS 4 the cost q
the. purehsser. $50 down when the properly is
my sd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Au-t.
RY GREEN WILLIAHs, Auctionesrs.
fxEogroRs SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
E iI1 - ~ LIST 4 e.. NosTH, BET. 18th AND
On THUKsBAY krTfRNooN. Nav STAT. Ats
and Hs No. :s iS,'
i.s' e Lot soo n l%SIe sss 70
month";: 81 o he :1s
cd: e h' AZ: SiSSSIsos SS'H
n,nn r ssHss :. WIFI sas
TRUSTEES SALE s 3E VALUABLE PROP
p ,l,tu. Of .ass!ss 3 the olrsni. eos.. for
HUM. &an o. fs %
expose TO public sale, on the premises. on THURS
"a, d ,SoS Of May sss & Js. a1n
died seized, containing about 20 acres
1t adloins the village Of RlaaensburR, 10 most
healthily located, possesses the avantages Of Q
country and village residence. The land is of q
good Qusltty, well adapted to market purposes,
and is under an excellent enclosure.
The dwelling. which 10 OF brick, is cemmodious,
has attached toit large garden. that 10 very pro-
ductive. and abounds with excellent fruit, and all
tn. BUILDINGS, consisting of stable, Icehouse, &C.,
Terms II sale: 81 900 cash, residue in and
years, with interest and approved security, Title
iDdis putable and on payment of purchase money
with interest the trustee will convey the property
ny SITS N G. STEPHEN. Trustee.
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DOTOMAS TRANSFORMATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. 4 A. RYrHIR,
leaves Washington at q. M. aud Al -
URDAY for Glynont, Budd . Ferry
Smiths Point, CAatterton Landing, Nanjemoy
Plowden's Wharf, Lsncssters Wharf, stones
Wharf, Currionen Bay, Foxwells Wharf, Piney
J.B. BRYAN BRO Agents,
ap7-u No. 345 Penna. avenue.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKsBURG AND P0-
II TOMAC RAILROAD,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
THE NOkTn Ka7HIOAN LLVYD.

TIE NOkrh AAkkIUAh LLvfD.
New HE Of hrss-clsss side-vheel 1efl9&
NEW IokK AND BREMEs VIA oOwEs,
with comfortable accommodation for passengers
Of All (rade., earning he United States Mail.
k ksT'T Es. aots en- TH tS sSl,a n
@. ysnes, Commander April
WEeTERN METROPOLIS, 7yooo tons,
ALLAN flC, 8 600 tons, coo horss BOW
Ell Y, Hoyer, Conmander Sst May
An experienced surgeon on board.
The Company will not be responsible for specie
value expressed, are signed therefor.
Rates Of passage, payable I'm gold. or It's equivs-
lent First Cabin, Sios second. 962 50; eteerase,
Sa So Return tickets 1. e1os; II. eln- 80: Steer
For freight and passage apply 20
JOHN 3. GLvAMe CO.,
SOS Penna. ave., or 81 Louisiana ave-,
~ For subscription to the stock OF this Dom.
pany, offering safe and dividend paving invest
nent, apply to JOHN r. lLvANS q co.,
my film Agents for d. O.
SrIAMER LEAVES FOB Mt. VERNON
:. ,rHgRipAi ana ssfTkbAr
ct 10 .. m. Returns st AZ pa
Fare fer Round Trip, 81 so. One third Of this
amount for use of Mount Vernon Association.
Washington and Alex andria Boats leave each
plsce every hour from q m. to p. n.
- he fne Steamer Wawaset can be chartered
for Excursions. J. VAN RISWlCk,
ap Ia-60t General Supr p. y. %.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY JAS. @. MceUIRB . CO.. AacuoD..r,

THERE story BRICK DWELLING uousr
AND ADyvlNlNG LOT, IN VERY nE
slRABLE LOCATION
On WhDNESDAY AFTERNOON. June 9Th Al
6oeloSk, on the Promises. We shall ssll for a.
count 81 The heirs OF the late Joseph Eleay tha
west half Of Lot and all Of 10, in Dsyidsons snh
dfvt ion OF square 24e fronting together "a saet
inches on the north side Of street north hetween
lsih ana ath stress west, running hack Ia faat 70
Srtoyr paved alley, and partly improved nv a
weIl;ouilt three story brick dwelling house con-
t IAN rooms and of which immediate posses-
The dwelling, with its front width of .,o,,a
funning through to the alley, and the sdioinine
lot. will be sold separately; and atefy aftes
the sale OF the above property. Will be soid the
Frame Tenement on the rear Of the LOLA 10 6e re .
moved within reasonable time, ct the plsssnre ~
the purchaser OF the first named prooerty
This properly 10 located on high Eround. In A
very popular part of the city, adionins TIA re.i.
dencee OF Senator sherman and Secretarv Stanton
opposite Franklin Square, and offers an opportu,
my o. not frequent occurrepce to pur ,hase resi-.
having also chance to buy side lot on which he
can erect z, ADDITION, making q dosble house. or
improve with shrubbery. as they may elect and
strucied in street. -e w"
Terms: One third cash; residue in ri and Twelve
months, secured on the property. Conveyanciug
~ purchasers coet The terms to be CON oiled win
In ten days from day of sale. the property will
BE- Tesold at cost of defaulting purchaser
my Is y u MCGUIRE CO., Aucts.
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BANKERS.
LEWIS JOHNSON 4 Co.,
BANKERs,
AND
DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
STOCKS, BONDS.
GOLD AND SILVER
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
IAY COOKE 3 co.,
BANKERs,
NtssssA ss,ses, srposiss 1IsasSsy,
Buy and sell q current rates, and keep always
IN hand, . full supply ofaH
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
1-3O TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, g.,
And pay the highest prices for
OUARTERMAsTERS CHICKS
AND VOUCHERS "a S-Au
First National Bank
OF wAsHINoTOH.
COOKE, tof Jay Cooke q Co.,. Prsssdsas.
WIN. 9. HUNTINGTON. 0asaiss.
sevERNMENT DEPOSITORY
AID
BkNAHCIAL AGENT OF fHI UNITED
STATES.
18th 81, ofPosIrI fzE r1RAsyRY pHpAl1rxu.,
eovernnsns ssclritsse With Treasurer u,,s.s
States.
~oNE MILLION DOLLARs~
Wei bug and ssh al classes Of eOvHRNNIHr
SECURITIES Of current market rasss.
FURNISH EXeHANG1 anA make 0ollsseao,s
On ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF TIE
UNITED sTATBs
We purchase 0ovsrnmsnt Voucher on TIE MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS, and givs careful sn1
peompt attention 70
ACCOUNTS OF BUsINEss NEE AND YIRAs
md 70 any other businsss entrusted = n.
FULL INFORMATION In regard 10 oOyIRH.
AKNT LOANS q al times chserfuliy furnishsa.
WM. Q. HUNTINGTON, Ossh,or.
WAsHINsfoR. March -. ISIS. .a-u
IPPMAN ELL ERV,
BANKERS ANI8RoKERs,
% BROAD STREET, NEW YORK,
MEMBERS OF n. YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Particular attention given to the following
Az: r., s. a. s...., ss :st:,:
Us. EYys"CS; Wssts,. Usios TsIesrapx o..
E k rs fs;.. u..8i.s ss: 5T:i: :;:;;s
Har.d@ Ezp,ess 60. Rsssias Assr. Tsissrasi Co.
S'aass I.: ..d stSsa 1l.ssa Co
Petrolsxm asd Missss SHARES, Gere,sme.f. sos.
Tours. aad C0xsty Bosds s'
Advonoes nads On the shove securities.
RETERENoIs. #.
Impt and Traders' Bank
Mechanics' Banning Association
HORT opFAGue Co.
EipsteiH. Booonfeld 90 nh fa-dm
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uHLnBOLpp FLUID exrRAor BUOHU
N pleasant In tasts and der. free ffo1 al iniu
. Gus DroOoVtlsS, 90 imns1iAas NE esU
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,


~ 49, - s;s:ss sss
wksHISsroS, March 2s. 1856
Trains between Washington and New yorf ere
FOR NEW YORK. without chanee Of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday atT;S ID. aud %
FOB NEW YORK, changing car. at Phil.ser.
Lesve daily texoept Sunday ct HIS 9. M. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave es,iy except sunday at 7;se md HIS q.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and philadelphia, ct s:0p.
Sleeping cars for New York on Csc ,. n train
Through ticket. to Philadelphia, Ne. York o.
Boston can be had the Station Once At ali hours
IN the day, a we'll Of The new once in the Amer.
Set1een ~ spd 81 strss Psnnsyivans avenue.
See Baltimore and Chic Railroad advertisements
70, sIheou,e setysen Washington, Baidnore, An
W,f saIITH; master g, transportation.
oc O-d GEO. 9. KoONTZ, Agent, wsshipeten.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRI8 r ROAD
e a
On and after Monday, February 18th. two daily
burg, Connecting at Gordon.Vie via ana yits 9ss.
Central Raflresd trains to and from Richmond, e
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily except Sunday ct A
Leave Lynchburs Il ! q m, ana arrive "a At w.,b.
ington at $50 .: m,
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington daily (includine supdavl n
8 10 p. m, and arrive AZ Lynchhurg at 90 a. m
Leave Lynchburg at $50 y. N, and arrive az
Washington 1T 81 a m.
Both trains make close connections at Lynchburs
for ell points South and Southwest, and st Ws.h.
ingtsR for North and Northwest
Firstcl Sleeping Cars will be attached 20 the
This road is attractive. only for its comfort.
able Int for the fact that il na.ses
the now historic localities Of Fairfax, Bull Ruu,
Manassas Bristoe CatIetts Rannah.nnock Tni
pepper, Orange and Gordonsville, places Of imper.
fthable interest In tire popular mind
west may be had in Boston, New York. phtladel.
phia and Baltimore, and at the Offices of the road
In Wellington and Alexandria
N. BRoADUs, General Ticket Agent
esd Alexandra, va.