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STEAMBOAT LINES.
FOR TIE EASTERN SEORF.

wilson SMALL, CAPT. i. I.
kao 1D Pis; :;1ss; per SSpe,,:
,ye:n Barre And Lee streets, Baltimore. every
pa Ei FSa4TksP enFN and 1shTSSRPATi
nXFORD. CLORA5so P6fNT, W4fLIcHS,
WHARE, CAMBRIDGE.- HUGHLETTS
MH AkkE, .sd ff fLSy6S; SE IaNsDt MNEEDFoRDs
Returning from "THE SHORE" she leaves
Lioydt Landing q I p. m, Cambridge at 4 80 p.
intermediate landinsJ on Mondays, Wednesdays,
She has fine state rooms, AMI all other passenger
accommodations. eaual to those of any other
steamer on Chesa peake Bay. ne b-H
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The RUsso-PRUssIAN ALLIANCE-Nothine
is more conclusive as an evidence of>the yery
high opinion with which Europeans are in
spired Of the strength ard power pf the United
States than the announcement yesterday.
through the cable, that Russia and Prussia b sd
formed an alliance. in which IL was provided
that the United States should be admired a.
one OF the conteaerated powers, and that Rus
siaand Prussia should also grant us highly
favorable commercial privileges and permis.
SION TO establish naval depot in the Mediter.
ranean.
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Kss AUCTION SALES.
DIV. l.. WALL . CO., Aoctioneer,.
PUBLIo SALE OF yALgABLE HEAL =

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL E0-
TATE IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
On TUESDAY, the 10th dsy Of Novsmbe T, 1854,
az elsck m, in front Of the premises, shaii
ofer for sale. =, at pubic aSe,ie9, the fo!oving
90 and twelve, az, In Square pnEabered one hun
dred and hfiy four, asa. and oil my interss. and
title in square nun bered nine hundred and nine
,sos, Of the plan OF the city Of Warrington
The above Square one hundred and 6fty -four
(ls4I 10 sftuated in the first Ward Of the ctg BE.
tween 18th street vest and New Ham pshire avenue
and n and streets north, and Square numbered
nine hundred and nine tses is stu sted in the 4th
ward OF she city, between Sth And 9Th streets
esst and X and l. streets north. The said PRES
10 purchasers =
Terms One third cash; balsnce In si1 and twelve
months, the purchaser giving his notes the de-
ferred payments satisfactoriiy endorsed, and bear
ing interest frem tho day Of fale. All convey
sncinR and revenue stsmps It the cost Of the puf-
chaser. .'.s
IL the terms Of sale are not complied with within
I'VE Gays from the day Of sale, reserve the ri ght
20 resell the said property at the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser.
The sale win commence with the sale Of Lots n
sQusre numbered one hundred and fifty four and
continued fism day to day until the whole prop
no . eoSdS WI. l.. WALL 4 Co.. Huets
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"IkTTERs YRoN liELI."-Mr. Bentley. the
IChcoD publisher. writes - the papers In r-f
rreh,r 10 me bOos called .LetL-Ts from II Ill y
"hi't h- has auBouHoed tor pGtieaiion. m Z
Itis 80, - sOms good people ira ~ sapros.t!
an irreiigiOus work. - - the production OF a
Ian - s't'rgy rn-n auO has hem irs ate. by
'.SisrsyiBaS CT .A- Church y! In.iaac !
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n%rTOm returns published IN the Ions Vile
Journal, % appears that total Of 81 t,1 30 ihs
"f 'Ohaceo were raised IN kentucky during the
IL free pe=roes- During the year 31.3s3 hoys
heads were sold in Louisville. Averaging m.
weight OF each Logs mead al 400 lbs, II show
hat there hS- been sold ia thar market p ~, .
a't lbs-, against Gi.Gs2-aio ihs> raised ia m.
state, or over one bali The entire prOddct.
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~ The theory that petroleum is not TO be
found east Of the Allegheny Mountains is
found TO be incorrect by the fact, as we are in .
formed. that oil has been struck IN q well now
being bored ON portion of the lands formerly
Delonglng 70 The somerset Iron and Coal Com.
pany of Pennsylvania, situated in Somarse,
county, Pa. ten miles northwest OF Cumber
land, Md. The oil was struck SEINE two Week,
ago, ana the indications are that II will be one
OF the largest prod ncin2 wells in the counrrY
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DROPOsALs FOB RArIOHs.

QraJiermqaer's Office. U. s. Marine Cvpsl
Washissfon, October IL. 1885
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
Gnised states G.ti .ss = The following STATEN
''S$ : ::s ss:: l's' viz
MAsHiN SToN SfTi District q colunb,..
PESsAo0LA, Ilorids.
frefh or salt beef; eighteen ounces Of bread or
fourth pound Of corn meal and al ID. rate T. one
hundred rstions Of eight quarts OF beaus; OF. in
q
desicsted petatoes. and one hnndsed ounces Of
and s. pousd Tee. s.sn
pounds Of suGar; fonr quarts Of vinsssry one
So1nS Of .d.mantins Candles. or one and sns hslf
pound Of te!low; four pounds Of soap, and two
Tine rsioDs are to b. delivered upon tn. order Of
sf :, e sss ssn the fresh
nsek: and fidSsy s1eSads sd ' sss
sS,ra IN the nssis; q the place "n.s ss
the ,t.tioa a i located; the eeass good Rio; the
the beans, vinegar, candles. sOsp, salt, &C. to be
al tY: sas ss. ! q inspection.
All bids must be socsmDsnied BY the fOllowin
The unlsr.is,sd- Of -, in the Stat. Of
Or icy s.Sis ten DAY. q rsesiSs
., ~ ne pos, Smss nSmsd execute the
eurss and n the aid es sS: isi 70 :s
asS s r. ssr s.: e
said and that which may he accepted.
81
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- ABLE ARTICLES OF ORDNANCE, .
SMALL ARMS, MlSOELLA-


B.reas Of Ordnanee, Macy :Dsparfme.,,i
On rBU Msfs,;fG e.. c,y S0ys@Ssf s. 10
Novenber: 1866. at noon. there will he sold ct
public auction: in the Washington Navy Yard. to
small aHa snS
Naval Ordnance
sAsG:s az. ,a are sn b :hss 4
Condition the length Of barrel and esiisre di Her
'rf article. rEr 81 ss: :da Il
Terms One hall cash, In Government funds, to
Pc Deposited on the conclusion Of the sale and the
Shieh time the articles must be removed from Ing
Yard, otherwise they viii revert to the Govern.
no ss..wtd ohi.tH of Ss us.ssu
I ARaE SALE OF CLOTHING, CAMP AND
- GARRISON eQg1PAGl.
c"'S Q1IW;,s,smsss ~ Ds,Str Ms..isssn,
81 T.: s
sn H%sSr, Of bS:D,
!th street: below Pennsylvania avenue, the follow
About 1900 A,eS; Is $50 Picks; il 90 H.,cbs,,.
Asons A. Y 600 Axe H.eaIes Oos Pick Handles, and
These goods sre NEW and In ORIGINAL PACK
c csa. asn S.y
Co., and others.
About 1900 Great Costa-brown, black. and sr.v
400 Infantry Over C0ats-blscx
800 pairs 4rc. s..s black. All rev goods.
eon:istiDs of Gre.tcos's. Infantry Ovsrcsass sack
M Gs sssI:. snS sSsSsr
and Haversscks, Spades She wells, Ages Damp Ret.
nes ness psns large lot Of Tents snd Tent Pelss.
Goods must BE- removed within FIVE days from
Terms: Cash in Government funds.
By COMMAND Of Gen; ID. H. Rucker, Assistant
'aa' ' GSsSsLls H. roMpKIss.
No SIN Bvt Brig Gen !. Quartsrmsstsr.
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE toIIRTIN'

y rom the Bigelow Papers, Seeond S4rie. \
,iod makes sech nights. all white an .;uI
fIrL Won can LOOK o. IIstn,
hConshIne an snc W on field an hill
Nh silence an all glIsten.
lrsie orep' up quite uneeknovn
Az peeksd in thru The wInder
An the-e 50: Hubby all alone
Iih no one nigh 10 bender
A fireplace filled the rooms one size
With hslfa cord o. wood IN
There waEn't no stoves itell comfor: aied)
ro bake ye 20 a puddin'.
The wa'nut logs shot sparsIes on:
Towards tie pOotiesf. bless her,
an ieetle flames danced all about
The chiny on the dresser
sEIn The chimbley crook -necks hung,
An, IN amongst EN- rusted
The ole queens arm thst gran; her Young
Fetched back from Concord busted.
JTbs very room. coz she was In,
scenes warm from floor 10 ceiiin',
An che looked full ez rosy agin
~ the apples she was peeiin'
Twss Kim o. kin dom come to look
On sch n blessed cretur,
\ tCgrose blushing 20 a brook
Amt nodester nor sweeLsr.
lie wGs six foot o. man, Al,
Clean grit an human natur';
None couldn't quicker pitch ton
Nor GroC q furrer straightsr.
He'd spanked it with full twenty gals,
He'd squirrel EN-, danced EN-. druy EN-
Fnst ihIs one, an then tibet, by spells
An is, be couldn't love EN-.
BE; long o'her his veins 'ouIi run
All eTInekIy, like curlsd maple
The side she h-es he'd felt full o. sun
Ez Souih slope in Ap'il.
She thought no vice he'd secb a swing
RI hisn IN the choir;
Nv when he made Ole HUNDRED ring,
she kEo.cea the Lord was higher
An che bic she'd scarlit, right in prayer,
when her new msstin'- bunneJ
feli somehow thru its crown a pair
o. blue eyes got upon IL.
The; night, 4 tell ye, she looked sossey
she seemed To We gat new soul,
f"r she felt sartin-sure he'd come,
Down 10 her very shoe sole.
She heered a foot, an knowed Il tn.
h-raspIn' on the scrapsr-
All ways 10 once her feelins flew
Like sparks on burnt-up paper
lie Kim o. riCered on the mat
Some doubt1e o. the sekle
BIs heart KEEP goin pi;y-pa!,
But hern went pity Zekle.
An yit she gin Der cheer Jerk
As thoagh she wished him furder
An on heI apples KEEP 70 work,
ParIn away like murder.
You want to see my Pa, i s'poser,
w al. po....I come dasignin' r.
To see my Ma She Is sprinkIiu' cIo'es
Agin to-ndorrer's inin'.H
To say why gals acts so and so,
Or oon';, 'ould be presumin';
Msbby TO mean We, an say 40
Genes material to women.
he stood a spell on one fosi fusf
Theu stood q spell on t'o,her,
An On which one he felt the wust
lie couldn't ha' told ye nuther.
Say. he, I'D better call agin:''
Says she, Think likely, Mister
rhst last work pricked him like pin.
An. wal, be mp an kist her.
When Ma bimeoy upon enc slips,
Hubby so; pale ez ashes,
All KIM o smiley roun' the lips,
An ieary roun' the Iashes.
or she was jes' the quiet lind
Whose naturs never vary,
Like streams thai keep Summer mind
ShoYhid IN JenooaTy.
TIE BLOOD sISst roun' her heart felt glued
Too light LOF all eHpressin.
Tell mother see how nhEi..ers stood,
~ en- both her biessin'
Then her red come back like the tide
Down 70 the Bay o. Fundy,
An all know - they was cried
In meetIn' come mex Sunday
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DOTOMAg TRANSPORTATION LINZ.
NOTICE TO sHIPPRRs.

The steamer lxrREse. Capt. Z, a. RYTRlR
gRSAf soi d,ypsn., Bud !; EsTrI. =
Stores, Matthias Point, Chapel Point Pio1denR
Wharf, tsncs:tsr. Whs5f, Stones Wharf: Our
Piney Point, Point Lookout, and arrives # Raiti
more 81 8 .. n. on Sunday
.,,.. '.B. BREAsa a z J. BRO. Assas..
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ny GREEN WILLIAMs, Auctioneers.
TBgsTEEy sA n OF yALHALE IMPROyEI

PR0PIRTY ON TIE O6RNER OF M
STRiIT WEST AND OHIO avenue. A
BY vi.fpe of deed Of trust, dated the LIST day
hiber g. z; No. Is, folio 50 de-. Of the Land
Records for Warrington County. in the District Of
Columbia and by direction Of the parties secured
thereby, will sell 1t public auction. in front Of
the premises, on MONDAV. the 18th day Of No
Lin Square No. ie4. 10 the city OF Washington.
The part OF lot new offered for sale az front of
go feet on 18th street west and front of liz feet
inches on Ohio avenue, and IL improved with very
substantial and extensive brick buildings, and ia
we'll known As ''Oolumbia Garden ~
Terms Of sale: One third cash, of which $500
must lie paid at tho time Of sale tho remaining
tWo-th1rds to be paid in equal payments in 49, "a,
and 30 months With interest from day OF sale and
occurred BY deed OF trust to the faction OF the
trustee. The terms of sale to be comp Ted with
In seven days after day Of SALE otherwise the pro
perty may be resold Ut the risk and cost Of first
purchaser.
All convey ancipg and stamps at the cost Of pur.
chase.
WIN. h. WARD, Trustee.
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RALTIMeRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- WARRINGTON, j Rne rs, 1855.
~ -: 80


Trains between WAsHINqTON AND BALTI.
MokE, and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run 90 follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORB
leave daily, except Sunday, at 100, no and
lilo =. M and 25, and $50, and 500 p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
leave aaiiy. except Sunday, at 100 O. m, and
FOE Way STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNApoIts
JUNCTION.
Leave AT 6:l5 AND 90 o. N and at 7:xs and AZ
,. m. 49," '"'
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave IT 90 and 7:D .. m, and 80 D m No
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday '
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Al 7:O o. NJ, and 3:I5 ana 90 D. M
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave M7:O .. m, and 2:<6 and SOC D. -,
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEaT
a60 osiIy, except sunday, at 7:O a. m, and
On Sunday Of 500 > m only. connecting st Rslsv
Sta1on With trains from Baltimore 10 Whseline,
TaRo5tSSa'aa fff f to the Yves, can b, h.a =.
=; inc sssnington Station Ticket Once ct ali hours
~ s9 me as well g at the rev ece Of the Bank
sVsn Hna hS,oasrs TeiegraPh Line, 3ls Penn.
A lot New York, ,rhilAdelphia. and Boston, So
soNefusSnenf q Through Lipe.n
W.P. SMITH. Master Of Transportation
80. COLL, General Ticket Agent
&C 9kO. 9. KOONTZ, Agent, W.shina ton.
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SOUTHERN T4,EsSDT-A Rad icaI papers
''Confs derate notes are again coming into cir.
culation In the remote South, and the ..lost
cause i 80 far revived IN North Carolina thar
siorskrepers advertise that they Will recei We
th.m as currency"
We can add that nj obile wood dealers vii,
take Them even-cord for cord. fthis be tres.
SOD, make the most OF it.-NoJae Times
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DRoPOsALs roe IRON HEAD BLoOKs.
Oss,tsruass,, GessraI's 0He..

wa,as.sfe., b g. October 81. iss. {
]. eealeA Proposals viii Be received ~ the Once
2, 80 Gses ss sF
rec an IN i,.. ebert iOll.s; W.
New Haven; Com from 10 70 500 do
New foIt city n T., from 40 to 5000 head
Phiiadelphis, Pa. from s.ssa to $50 hs,d
,Hittskarsh, Pa, from 100 to % head blocks
E.ssrisG, hS from I 90 70 i:so0 90
ss".ssil:' IA ss from 20 g g ss% 90
Point Lockout, Md, from a.as to 1000 head
An,iet.m, Nd, frsn 200 to 100 head blocks
sksnssIa Q. H.. y from 90 % to 500
&asiipEion. D. c., from sO,soo to $500 head
AlessndTis. Va. from 5000 to A.eOe head
TredsIieissurs, Va, from 1908 to lsOoo head
wincAester, Va. from 500 to 5000 head
Harps,s Ferry, Va, from 600 to l.sso hesd
Richmond Va, from ZOO. to II 600 head blocks
Hampton; Va; from 900 & 1000 head blocks
S SS1i9 pa, Va a. from Ps,s 70, t. 10; 90, DO
EsvbeTD, n. o, from 90 to 500 head block,
"iinhbIn ncSi n. e. from go to 500 head
Salisbury, N. O., from 200 to COZ head block.
0oldstor9ugh, NC, from LOO 70 ZOO head
eh.rie.ton O.. from 500 to 100 head block,
Hilltop Head, s. o., from 2IOoo to ? 500 head
Beaufort, s O., from ooo to 200 head b,o,..
Savannah, Ga from 600 to SO do
Marietta, Ca, from ,te0 TO 900 do
Andersonville, Ga rom H. TO 1905 head
Mill.n, Ga, from 200 to 1900 head blocks
Selma MOntaOnery, Ala. from , In . 5an
BarranSss. Fla from 500 to I 200 head block.
New 01sans. La, from 5000 to 4,OOe head
Bate Rouge, La, from 1900 10 $500 head
Port Hudson, La, from 500 to 600 he ad b,ocks
brownsville; Texa. from sea TO 60 do
Brazes Santiago, Texas, from 200 to 300 head
Nafchez, Miss, from, 200 TO 200 head b,oc..
Nickshurs, Miss, from l.ao to z5,soO head
Corinth Miss, from 900 to 6 800 head h,ocL.
Memphis, Tenn from 900 t. Il, 900 do
Fort Donelson, Tenn, from 2 900 90 8 oOs be sd
Nashville, Tenn, from Is ooo to %. 900 head
Pittsburgh Landing. Tenn, from $500 to 500
stone River, Tenn, from 4,ooo to s.oo1 head
Chattanooga, Tenn, from 5000 to 1000 head
kno1y,lfs. Tens, from s,se to 5000 head
Columbus. Tenn. from 800 70 SO head b,ocs.
Damn HPlaCn from z A, oShs
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- A lady teacher 10 charged with brutsliy
beating a school boy in West Milford, Mass. on
Tnesosy- The Boston Traveller states thar the
teachers name is Z. +. Odell, and adds: ..It
must De admitted that parent has inst cause
Tor indignation when cut an inch Ions is m a de
through the skin OF n chiId's forehead by a
heavy rnier in the hands Of an infuriated and
yi1en-ish teacher. The time for scaInin .
school children in this manner in old Masss
chusstls, has gone by"
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PROPOSALS.

ID NOrIuB
P,ef.rty hpowp - the NTH DIsT PRorEs
fAkT CHVRcH and PARSONAGE on Ninth
street vest between Is and y streets north AL
joinfns the Chrenicts Bsildine.
Bies viii b. reeeiy cd for the whole property. or
for the Church or Parsonage separately, Until lst
December neat
Ior further Information inquire Of g E.KES-
NIDY M. SOS 7th stI eet, between % and IL
no 7-ssswtdee fChron q Intsi
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SHOCKING lNRuNANITY.-We regret To An
nounce that a few days since a woman, who
lives IN the tern portion of the city. and as
II - called, moves in good society co whided
her daughter, aged seventeen years, merely be.
sItion, 10 do little homework The Young
ItGy was SO severely beaten as on yesterday TO
be in a criucal condition - RicbDao sd UIjo
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BANKERS.


lay COOKE CO.,f - GIII
BANK ERs,
E0,senA street, opposite Iteas~ry, ,
Buy and eel stcurreDt market rates, and keep
onstsRtly on hand, . full supply Of Oil
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEH-THIBrIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders Il. STOCKS. BONDS, 10 exscated. and
Collections made on al accessible points.
sel-d .
BARRow 4 CO., - :
BANKERS, tt."-#
Corner Louisiana avenue and Seventh rect,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNxENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AID sILvHR
" s-n AND LAND VARIANTS.
First National Bank Of Warrington.
BID. COOKE. tof Jay Cooke = Co.,, President.
WI. .. HUNTINGTON. ossAisr.
e0vERHMINT DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGINT or TIE UAIrID}
49, STATES. I
lSth street, opposite tAs Treass,y Depa,tmsns, ,
/ Government Securities with Treasurer United
- ONE MILLION DOLLARS0
We buy and sell ell classes Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIESat current market rates
FURNISH EXCHANGE asd make Cbllecssess
ca ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE
UNITED STATES l-s1 f8ssf
We purchase Government Vouchers on the
MOST IA ORABLE TERxS. and give careful
ana prompt attention to ~ 81 "a ~
ACCOUNTS 0 BUSINESS MEN and FIRMS.
and to any other business entrusted TO M.
FULL IErORMArION In regard 20 GOvHRU.
n IAT LOANS ~ III times cheerfuny furuisbsd
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON, CAsAisr.
WathinGtop, March %, res. mnu
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WIN. H. WARD, Trustee.
oc n eo6ds GREEN 4 VILLA Ms, Aucts


b seiss rooms h. sS SsP PsSss1lvana avenue,
Hasls = %. Will givs their personal sasneion .
the sale OF Heal tate and Household 6rnituro q
the residence Of nmiiies Declining houseke SDin0.
Also, 70 the SEES Of stocks Of Groceries and Sof.
ehandise q svsry description, Horsss, Carriages,
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
q ORDNANCE STORES.
Will be sold at public auction, at Fort Monroe
Arsenal, Old Point Comfort, Va. on THURSDAY,
the 22d day OF November. 1866, AZ 10 clock a. n
large Quantity OF stores, consisting in part of
Is Field and Siege Cannon, cast iron, of various
81 go Shot. Shells. and Spherical Case for Smooth
Bore and Rifle 0uns
VMerrflI Cerbtnee. new and repaired
SO Enfield Bin ed Muskets, callbre 577
% Henry and Spencer's repeating Rifles
tO Foreign Rihes. Austrian, 'calibre "a
So0 smooth bore Mpskets, model 1912, calibre 60
|io 40 q. 90 altered 70 percussion,
10 Smooth bore Mufksts. flint lock, calibreso
2l7 Revoivers, whitney Bemingtons" Navy,
lOSe Cavalry and ARTILLERY Sabres
81 Swords, musicians, and non commissioned Of
Fourteen days eiii be allowed for the removal OF
stores.
Terms of ssle-Cash.
T. G. BAYLOR
Captain Of Ordnance and B,t. Col. U. "a,
no ~ 81 Commandipg
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ROPE, C0RpAGI. nc.
PRICES CuBREEr FURNISHED WEEKLY
JOHN h. ELvANs o.,
! a N-A washington. d. O
m TRIEsKMAR,

% TRIEsEMAR, n-
PROTECTED By ROIAL LETTbks PAT
emit Of nelapd, and secured BY the seals OF the
Icole de Pharmacie de Paris, end the lmpsriA
College OF Medicine, Vienna.
Triesemsr No. 1, IL the efectnal remedy tor BE.
taxation, spermathorrhoea, aud Exhaustion OF
seded the pauseoss IRE OF Copavia, Cubsbs, &c:
friesemAr No g. the infslifbie remedy for all
Impurities and Secondary IS mptoms. TINS obvf-
sting the use Of mercury and oil other asisssrons
iBeredieBts.
Able Lozengs Secured frem the effects OF cli-
mate and chanRes Of atmosphere In TIN cases, az
css ga thus saving 30 Divided ~ separate doses
= sdministsrsd by Valpesn. Salamanca, keux,
kc., &c.
Bleecker street. New York.
TO Be he'd also VI b. u. FORD. No $50 Fem
oyoIue, corner uth g, SSS
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7NHROUGH LINE BETWEEN WAsUTNoro,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
ga

r..,.x..- WARRINGTON, March q, 1885.
n1E I'm A. 1oilows: VIZ:
yoA INV fOBK, without change Of cars.
-. Leave oAlIy Except Sunday st 730 .. n. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars Ut PhiisasI.
Leave daily Except Sunday st li:lb O. -. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave oaiiy exec pt Sunday at T:Se end ll:L D.
m, and ~ and s,Q m.
ON SUNDAY.
n only.
daily.
, Throush tickets to PhilaAel phi., New York. or
In the day. as veil IS at the new once q the
IAN ;ers and Broksrs Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
Sec Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
Anna polls, and the West
". p. SMITH. Master Of Trans portatfeu
d. COLE Qeperal Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. K0oErZ, Agent, Washing ton.
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: ','- ''vA'' . Co.. q
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
BUILDERS, COACH, AND CABINET
HARD ARE
Bah IB0H AND STEEL.
HoBsEsHoB NAILS.
NUTS And WASHERS.
WAREHOUSES:
sos PEASsYLvAsIA AVENUE.
sol. SOS. sos STREET.
- and - OuIeIANA AvBSUB.
wAsBINerOs. D. o.
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OamI NeIeOn, ~ from 600 10 2 eOO DO
Bowling Green, Ky. from no TO 500 Go
lexington, Ny, from 800 90 30 do
Cairo, Ill. from 8 ,oue 20 5000 do
Chicago, ILL.,. from Geo to 500 do
Springfield, III. from 500 20 10 do
Quincy, H.. from 20 to 500 do
Rock Island, III from ! 100 to aIO do
yefsrsoryille, Ind from 500 to 90 do
Indianapolis, Ind :, from 100 TO zoo do
Jackson, Mich from 100 to 100 do
Cincinnati, Ohio, from 100 to 900 DO
Columbus, Ohio, from S6 to 2.40e do
Camp Denpisop, Ohio, from SO to 400 do
JohDson Island, Ohio, from DO to aO n
Ct Louis, No frem 900 to 500 head blocks
Jefferson Barracks, Mo, from S,lo0 20 20
head blocks
Fort Leayenworth, Mo-. from 900 to -soD head
blscks
Davenport, Iowa. from loo to zoo head block,
keokuk, Iowa. from 500 to 100 DO
Little Book. Ark from ? ,oOe to 100 do
Fort Smith. Ark /, from 100 20 500 dc
Omaha, n. T, from 400 70 700 do
Fan Francisco. Cal. from % to 1000 do
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oeld ~ .. o. IORD, esrnsr mn street ana Penn.
ylvanie svsnus, Wsshington; HENRY OOOT.
A11ss1afos'seS g.. Ris1sF;ss: .s''srsy
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RAILROAD LINES.
WASHfNG ron, ALEAANDRIAA AND
GEOR6ETOWN hAILROAD.


III 5a
'.sr THE TABLE
On and after MONDAY, November n ,as< ana
unurfur,her notice, Passenger Trains Win mn he.
tween Warrington aud Alex andris as follow:
DEAyR WASHING LEAVE ALKxAxpRtA
from NC sVenue seoot. From oar. DUKE Henry
Local q sie A; Il. st.. local st As A. n.
Through ksi sS Local cor King
Local G-. g . and R-nry- go ("
$1,000. Local At. SEQ
'''''''' ~ r. u. ---......l0 90
....S0 Through n iii. corner Of
.'.--'.llS buhe Henry SEQ p II.
Localcor King
, -.a. ana Henry. 100 "
SUNDAY PAseKNGKR TRAINS
rLhAvr wAsHINsToy. LEAVE ALtIaypRrA.
from Nc ayesue dc pot. From cor Duke Henry
ThIoush Mail Sc y. .sss, Local q AS A. h.
Locs, o at sTsy1ssa d Ih.o1sh M.il 5 % p. Il.
polo WI PHELPS General Msnaser.
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DIED

MORAN. On the 18th instant, VIM PLUME,
infant son Of w. p. and Lizzie Moran, aged
me nths and II days
parents. $50 y street
CURTIS. At Georgetown, on the 18th instant,
MARY ELOIsE daughter Of W. W. and J. l..
Curtis, aged months.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
the funeral at their residence, No. 81 West street
Georgetown, on Friday. the 18th inst, at D. m.
BERNARD. VIM. 81. BEBNARD, late clerk in
AdIutant Generals Office, died at 80 a. m, July IL
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
avenue, tomerrew. July Is, at AZ p. m. The
friends Of the family are respectfully requested to
attend funeral
MoFFETT. Suddenly, in Augusta, Ca, on the
10th Of July. 1855. ALEXANDER M. MOFFETT
in the 9Th year of his age formerly of this city