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e. Miss Jennie SNYDER. OF Rush township
Northumberland county, Pa. a Door girI Wa
beihroihed TO "A Mr.. Kline. MIR. K. volunteered
AT hIs cOuntTy's cali, and received a bounty of
stu, Which he gave 70 his lady love with This
condition, that If he was not spared to return
the money was 10 o. hers. Mr. IL was killed
or dIed ia the service, but Miss =. instead of
RETAINING Tie money, employed "A committee TO
proceed South III search of the body of the
''iOysd and lost, which, when found she had
brought home and Inferred with Christian
Iiirs. ;he cost Of which absorbed u greater por
tCE OF the money.
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FFRN:sHISG RATS WITH TAILs-It NAV be
OF interest To our readers to know that tho
faTIs physicians after many experiments
nave succeeded III grating the tails of rats
upon othtr rats The new tails live aud
HOurish as perfectly as the old ones IL has
been as ked what advantage this may be- either
10 the. physicians or the rats! This is not
siaitC' but II would appear 10 De- an Important
drNeiopnent III the matter CT uniting animal
usSues In cases where an organ or part OF the
muscles OF an organ has been lost, and is to
be supplied. Men have been supplied with
noses and parts OF noses by a similar process
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EVENING STAR.

MADE I'm LAueH.-At a temperance meet
ms recently held near the city. an amusing IN
tident toook place. A strong exhortation bad
just been delivered by a sperker present, and
the President requested the Secretary 10 pass
around the pledge for signatures. and taking
from MS pocket what he supposed WAS the
document, be, without looking at ii, gave IL TO
The Secretary for that purpose. A large num-
Der OF names were enrolled, OF both gentle
men and ladies present, and the documen. re-
turned Ii was observed by the Secretary
while passing the paper around, that consider
able tittering prevailed among the ladies who
took the precaution 70 read the contents of the
paper, whilst those who did not read At and
desired to sign, dld so. After going through
the congregation, the Secretary, on his WY
back, looked AT the paper 10 see what was Inc
cause OF the amusement, when il was revealed
70 hlm that instead of the Temperance Pledge
he had passed around and Iecriyed signature
10 document setting forth the pedigree OF n
eeleoraied stallion. number OF the youno
ladies who signed II, now claim that thew are
not members OF the Society as they have NOT
signed the Pledge -Norfolt Day Boot
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e. If 4 persC gets into the habit of taking n
lunch between the breakfast and dinner he
VIII soon md himself getting faint about the
regular luncheon time, but let hun De SO
pressed with important engagements for sew
eral days IN succession to take nothing between
meals, ~ Will not he long before he can dispense
with his lunch altogether. These things seem
10 snow That, 10 a certain extent, eating is Il
meIe habit Whole tribes of Indian hunters
ana 'Tappers have been known 10 eat but once
IN twenty -four hours. ana that at night
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- young man in Hoosick Falls head
over ears in love, recently became Jealous of
ms Jerusha Ann. He made up his mind that
she "Ioved not wisely but two WELL" and to
relieve his tortured soul he took a dose OF ar
ssnIc, which failed to agree with HIM A
stomach pump was introduced. and, much
against his will, brought him out OF the laws
of death.
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SECRET DISEASES

SAMAKITAHs GIFT is the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indesd, the only vegetable rems-
dy ever discovered Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty fOu r hours No mineral, no
balshm, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken 1t
Is the soldier hope, and friend 70 those who do
not want 10 be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe-
male, S3.
SAMARIrAN's Roor AND HERB JUIcRs-A positive
and permaDt Mt cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcer,
kores, Spots, letters, &c Price 81 Is per bottle
Sold by s. c. Fsrd. See advertisement my5
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IL Joseph MazZini has been elected a men,
Der OF The Italian Parliament for the city Of
Naples. He was also voted for In his native
town OF Genoa, but was defeated there by a
small majority. He is, however. an exile from
italy, ana cannot return to take the seat to
which he has been chosen, unless ne should be
Pardon1d and relieved from his disabilities by
the King ~
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STOP THAT SORATOHIN9
AND use WHEATONS ITCH OINTMENT. IL
cures Itch and Salt kheum in - hourss also cures
Shiilblains Ulcers, and oil Eruptions Of the skim
Bold by all DruRRfsts j. GILMAN,
mar 0-ly $50 Pennsylvauis avenue
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Il Der has ohtainel fromthe 0rphans' Court OF
Letters tesianehtaty the personal tate Of Chas
+. A; Coi'man, late Of Washington b. &C. da.
deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
WIN me vouchers ths.eof, to the subscriber on or
estate. ~ y setf- WV 'A'~
1856 ft f eOpHIA CtIf r n ~ e"'
NH 70 law3w$ Adm;nisxeats;~
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A NEw HoRsE-SBoK2A Paris blacksmith
has invented new system Of shoeing horses.
instead OF the shoe being placed on the hoof
and burnIng Its own resting place, the outside
OF the MOOT is cut away around the foot 10 the
oepth OF half an inch; this leaves a ledge, into
winch the shoe fits. and IL then ash with the
frog, which Just touches the ground, instead of
b|lne raised. a. Of old, by the shoe. The ad-
Eantages OF This are that the foot is little pared,
and hat instead of a heavy shoe the animal is
shod In what are little more than racing plates.
me adva ntages claimed by the inventor are,
that the horse never slips, that the shoe allows
me 700; tn expand naturally, and that II lasts
as long and is az cheap as the old plan.
A DECISIVE REroET.-There is a magistrate
IN a town in Indiana named Helser. clergy
man in the same place was called upon by a
yonng compile not long since, wishing HIM to
Join the m in the holy bonds of natrimony. He
asked The bridegroom "a soldier, by the wayD
for his marriage license The man in blue
SAID he had been engaged TO the girl for fonr
years, and thought that would do. Clergy
n al thought not, and remarked, as speediest
way 10 obtain 4 license: .'Iou had better take
yonr girl and 20 10 Helser" You can go 20
HI yourself" retorted the veteran, and with.
out further advice ne left his presence.
E~There are seventeen manufactures of pa
per collars in New England, and each girl
makes about 1,SsO of them daily.
IAN ardent friend says that he owns n
township on Lake Superior, and that it is cop
per bOttorned
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PROPOSALS.
DROP0SALS FOR SEWER

MAYORS OFFICI, April 10. 1851.
Proposals VIII be received by the undersigned
until l. O'Clock IN. OH FRIDAY, April ~, for
building sewer in L street nerth, between 9th auf
1th streets west, to connect with the in 9th
street west.
he sewer will he circular in form; its inside
di meter will be three feet. the walls nine inches
In thickness the inside bottom of the sewer will
cOmmen e at the inside bottom of the sewer In 9th
STREET ard run parallel with the present grade Of
street at depth OF about twelve feet, the inside
bottom of the sewer
Bidders will state the price per lineal foot for the
sewer, which shall include all excavations aud
filling, the successful bidder or bidders to be
responsible for all damages done to the water or
gas pipes and any accident caused in the construc
zion of the work.
The right to reject any or all bids will be re-
served
Specifications car be seen at the Commissioners
room, City hail, every day from 10 to n O'clock
or al any time by calling on the Commissions Of
the Fourth Ward.
JAMES J. CAMPBELL
Commissioner Fourth Ward
JOSIAH Essen,
T. Ii. BROWN,
apII-w.F,M,T,t ito Assistant Commissioners
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the eubscri-
-, "A per has obtained from the 0rphans' Court OF
r.ttrs q administration on the pereonal estate Oh
yohn Zines; late OF Washington city. d. c.,
soid deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit The
WIN the vouchers thereof to the ssbscriber.
Oh ef beiore the nth day Of March next; they
may sihe.wlse BY Law he excluded from I'll bsssns
1865 30 = 80 80 maRY Tin Ea
ss1awsw' as = So 8 Adninistrstrix.
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TRY SMOLANDER's
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU

500 by All Apothecaries. Price 81. D. BARNES
q co. Nc~ York, and BARNES, WARD Il CO.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH Il
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass,
General Agents feb lo-ly
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,.

FOUR NEW TW0-STORY BRICK HOUSES
AND LOTS ON SOUTH STREET, BET -,
AND 9Th STREETS. ISLAND
On MONDAY, the 10th instant. at 6 o'clock n
m, we shall sell, on the premises. Lot No T. 10
Square No 49, being subdiyided into four build
Ing lots, having IL feet inch front each runri ng
back to 20 foot alley, improved by four new two
story Brlck Houses, con tanning four rooms each
Which Will be sold separately or altogether
Terms One half CAS- II; balance in & and ~ months
secured 10y adeed of trust on the premises. All
AID revenue STAN ps at the cost of the
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
ap veoGus Int III Anctionrera
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ny GREEN 3 WILLIAMS. Aucnoneer.
- No. J26 corner 7th and ID streets.
CHhECERY SALE Of LOTS IN SQUARE
BruhpEh Bf SOUTH AND WEST 81
Sis MD DELAWARE AVE, uSLASD,D Al

CHAECERY SALE Of LOTS IN SQUARE
BnuhpEh by SOUTH AND WEST 3D.
STs AND DELAWARE AVE, ISLANDD AT
AUCTION "
- by ylr'ue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia pronounced in cause No OILS,
equity, wherein Samuel Humphrey ct al are com
piaibaha, aud William Downs ct al are defent-
ants the nndsrign-d trustees. will orer for sale.
ON TUESDAY, the lst day of MAY 1866: at O'Clock
p IN On the premises. Lots numbered l, 2, 3, 4, S,
OIL 9. TO- II, H. Is. IA. I6 and IL, in Square nam
bered $50, in the city of Washington. One of
Dwelling
Terms prescribed by decree One third of pur-
chase meney for each lot in cash, aud residue in
equal instame nts at six and twelve months. evil
deBCed by purchasers notes. carrying interest Sc
cured by lien on the premises all cash, at Oh
ton Of purchaser, with assent Of the trustees: or
third cash. and the residue the ratification
OF the sale by the court Is must be paid at the fall
Of the hammer each lot hooked of and the term
complied wit in five day from the day of sale or
the property will be resOld at risk and cost of de-
EultiBg purchaser or purchasers. COnveyancing
and stamps at purchaser or purchasers cost
JAMES E. WILLIAMS,t w..
VIM. JOHN MILLER, trustees.
l.
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AUCTION SALES.
Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK u0Usy,
WITH BASEMENT AND LOT, fronting On nth
street west, between 9 and streets hJrIh, al
Public Aut tidh.
On WEDNESDAY,. the 18th inst at 81. o'clock
.. IN. shsll eel, In front of the premi- a.y.
ing l. feet fr6nt BY 20 feetdeep with the iaproye
ments, on Lot -. In Square No = Containing
good rooms, gas ~ fixtures all com oIete coal and
wood sheds; location very desirable. within two
minutes walk ef street cars and shor, liz
lance from the Pot once, Interior, State, aud
Treasury DspaItmeBts; honse formerly occupied
now ocs rpied by y. Kuhl, ESQ
Terms; one haii casn; balance in sand IL months,
secured by a deed OF trnst on the premises All
cohVeyanclng ana revenue stamps st the cost Of the
knocked off. pf'
40 n vfmw GREEN 4 WILLIAMS au.t.
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SEoREr DISEASES
SAM RlTAN' GIFT.

& Ell DIS AsESl
SAMARl TAN,S GIFT:
SlNARITANS GIFT
THE MOST CKsFAis REMEDY EVER Used.
yves, A PosItivE CURE," fer
GoNORRHGA, GLEEF, STRUCTURES, dc.
Contains no Mineral, no Bslssm, no Mercury.
o'aly Ten Pills 10 be Taken 10 Efea a Cpve.
They are entirely vegetable. having no smell no.
any unpleasant taste, AMI will not in any way ia
Jure the stomach ar bowels Of the nost delicate.
IN twenty four hours" Prepared by q graduate
q the Uniyersity Of Pennsy mia enc OF the mos
eminent Doctors and Chemists of the Mt day;
no ,yposVr., no trOStle, no ohaags Ichatsrsf
Let those who have despaired Of getting cured, %
euTs try The fO'es sMAKfTHS 5 GfFT. '''
rree-ns ps ssns ~ si Female Sls,n .S7'''s
BLOOD BLoODiy BLOoDpIr
SCRof ULA. ULCERS. SORES, sPeTc.
sArAE{flES k5sEF &SS III 1rScs
sSEFIIFs 81 hS6E RNb ErsF 5iS
most potent certain and efectusl remedy ever pre-
the yenerrsI poison so thai the cure i. thoro9sh
and ps5p ne Take then Of this puIifyins
posterity that for which you may repent in after
DO NeT DESPAIR
AshSkRlTAS ROOT sSTn AND HERE iGsqTa 9fors
system; ~ ssl a. all the bad eject. Of Mercury
In many .aes.le.. with which aK nuAslIs 3,
males suffer the ROOT AND HERB JUICES ~.
happily adapted, in liberated Uterus in Iensor
Ih9s, In bearing down, Falling of the Womb d
bility, and for all mplains incident 10 the a.,
. Sent by express. Price 81 = per bottle
sAMARITAS's WASH
s, IN cases OF sy phiis, used In connection with the
Full directions Price Is cents
The effcscy &C these remedies is alike acbnoui.
edged by physicians and patients. They are usea
in the u. s. Hospitals.
WHAT THE SURGEONS SAY OF THE sAMAR-
1TANS REMEDIES
ePosT HOSPITAL. FoRT MARSHALL, Baltimore.
Md Feb. ~. lSS4.-'I have great satisfaction in
stating that have used The Samaritan Re Guedie.5
for Nenersl diseases in its most customary forms.
that have used them with Judgment, aiscreueu
And properly, and, have found them res pond 20 nv
spticipstone promptly aud effectuAlly. knowing
their composition, have the fullest nee 10
their efficacy. and far my Of them II ts nGs
recommend them strongly:
Assistant Sur scoh, sth N. Y. Vols"
Sold by 3. g. FORD, csrnsr llth street and Penn
sylvsnia avenue. Washington. HENRY COOK,
Alexandria. We ard by Druggists generally
DESMOND CO.. Philadelphia. my s-u
THE WAR OF THE REBELLION. By Henry
Il Feote. Diapers Anatomy, Physiology and
Hygiene, illustrated. Doolittles Social Life
China: q wells. A Noble Life BY the author OF
John Halifax. Fhnts Practice Of Medicine.
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THE WAR OF THE REBELLION. b, Henry
i Feote. Diapers Anatomy, Physiology and
Hygiene, illustrated. Doolittlee Social Life IN
China: q yeis. A Noble Life BY the author OF
eu ERAECK TAlL0k.
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ap INV F. M, to
PROPOSALS FOB SEWER.

PROPOSALS FOB SEWER.
MAYORS OFFICE. Washington, April s, 1856
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed until IL O'Clock III. WEDNESDAY. the
18th day Of April next for the building of Two
FOOT Barrel Sewer, INSIDE diameterl the walls to
he niue inches in thickness, on G. street north,
from Fourteenth to Fifteenth street west, to con,
meet with the sewer on Fourteenth street west. in
accordance with the act approved October 2. 1855,
to have one man hole where the Commissioner of
the Second Ward may direct.
Bidders will state the price per liDea foot for the
sewer and RI hele, which shall include all exca-
yaiisns. &c, &C.. the successful bidder bidders
to be responsible for all damages done TO gas or
water pipes, or caused by the elements, and any
accidents caused in the construction of the work
The right to decline Ally or all proposals, should
dc so, il reserved.
Specifications be at the Office of the Com
missioner Of improvements every day from 10 A m
to II m, or at any time by calling on the Commits
sloner Of the Second Ward
None but practical mechanics need bid
JAS, ". SPALDING,
Commissioner Second Ward
JOHN SIOUSSA,
B. REESE,
ap7d Assistant Commissioners.
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ThANTIO STEAMSHIP COMPANY TC
~ NEW YORk

A TbANTlO STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO
a NEW YORK.
The Steamers CON posing thfs line are the
JOHN GIBSON, Capt. Young, n0A
Z. c. KNIGHT, Capt. Morris, \K2
FAIRFAX Capt. Winters.
Leaving Pier No. IL North River, New York,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, AZ .. m,
and foot of street, Washington. ID. o., every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at a. m.
Freight received daily during business hours,
and carefully KEPT under cover.
The steamers Of this line ROW connect with Alex
sDdris and Orange Railroad. Freight forwarded
20 sDy point aleng the line of the road.
MORGAN, RHINEHABJ s. CO., Agents,
Corner 9TH ana Penn. avenue. south side,
aud foot Of G street, W ss.iipgton, ID. q.
BOWEN, BIO. co., Agents.
Alexandra, Va
h. 3. CROMWELL 4 Co, AGENTS,
ne HI 40 West street, New YORK,
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D0TOMAs TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EMPRESS, Capt K A. RYTHER,
leaves Washington at 6 a 10 aud Al r.
s en- ria az q. m EVERY SAT ES
uhph Tor Giymont, Budd' Ferry ,e1nsn
smith Point, Chatterton Landing Nsniemoy
Stores. Matthias Point, Popels Orees Blus Point
uwSS.lsehs wharf Lancasier's wharf. stones
Point, Point Lockout, and arrives AT Bnltimore nj
q. m. on Sunday.
J.B. BRYAN BRO Agents.
sp I-u No. 345 Penna avenue.
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
NAElA AhEkUE, BETWEEN 18th AND
18th STREETS.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April IS a. 81
O'Clock. the premises, shall sell the east hall
OF Lott, In Square I66, fronting - feet ga inches
on re pennsylvania avenue. north side, between 18th
and 18th streets with average depth of about 100
feet, to q 20 feet alley.
Terms cash. Cenyeyancibg at purchasers ex.
pense JAS o. MCGUIRE d 90
ap9-M,W Fkds Anctione.rs
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CoLGATEs AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP

Superior TOILET SOAR, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE OILS in combination with GLYCERINE
and especially designed for the Of LADIES, and
for tie NURSERY. Its perfume is exquisite, and
its washing properties uuriyalIed.
For sale ty all druggists. feo-eoIv
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DIV. l.. WALL l. co. Auctisn.ers.

BY virtue Of a decree OF the Supreme Court of the
district Of Columbia. sitting q Court of Eaaity,
passed In a cause OF Huntington and others vs. john
May and others, No. t62 upon the docket of said
Cont, the subscriber. As Trustee. Will offer at
public eale. on MONDAY. the 18th day of April at
tn. hour of o'clock in the afternoon all that part
OF Lot No u situated in Square Ne 2s. In the city
OF ashineton: beginning at the northwest corner
Of .aid Lot, thence runnisR south 81 feet and 8
inches more or less then east q feet, then north
Il eet and inches. more or less. to street then
with the line Of street % feet to the becinniug
with the frsme building upon the same.
Terms Of sale. One third cash: the balance of
the purchase money to be paia in six aud twelve
months from the day Of sale. with interest, the
purchaser giving HE notes for the deferred pay
ments. with security 10 be approved by the Trustee
or the whole purchase money may he paid on the
day OF sale, or on the ratification thereon by the
Cont On the payment of the whole purchase
money, the Trustee will convey to the purch aser
at his cost the property to him sold, free, clear
and discharged OF all claim OF the parties TO the
casse. X. p. Jackson, Trustee
ap3 W I, WALL, a. 90 Ace
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RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE h Co, Auctioneers.
SMAILFRAME DWELLING UOIrsr nv TIL

SMALL FRAME DWELLTNG-HOUSE ON THE
ISLAND AT PUBLIC AUCTION
BY virtue OF a decree of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County in the District # Columbia
duly ratified by the Supreme Court of said District
.hall. on WEDNESDAY. Apcil 18th instant, at S
O'Clock m: on the premises, sell - pn bile auc-
t"n, part OF Lot three, g., in SIuA.. numbered
hve hundred and thirty seven. (.S, } beginning on
south street at point IL feet from the southeast
corner Of said Lot, running thence aorth 10, feet
thence vest ii feet thence south l05 feet the
OF street eouth and thence east Is feet to the
beginning; the same being improved by a small
frame Dwelling House, containing three rooms
and q shed in the rear
n, Ie,E. Oss bali q lhe Puf.b,se ni5hey h and
Jay s~ASsAs IA Ioh,hs from day OF sale, with
INTEREST," the purchaser TO have the RICH. pay all
in cash. Stamps and cow vencing IT purchaser .
cost. MARY HINES Guardian &c
spsStaw&ds J. G. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ORPHANS COURT, March q, 1866 -DIsrRrcr
~ OF COLUMBIA. WAsHfNGToN OOUSrY, To trit :
Of Ferdinand Hartmann. deceased. the adminIstra-
trx Aforesaid has. with the appreciation of the Or
phsrs' Court Of Washington County aforesaid an
pointed Saturday. the 2l.t day of April next, for
the final settlement and distribution Of the personsl
estate OF said deceased and OF the assets in hand as
far as the have been collected aud turned into
money; when and where all the creditors aud heirs
OF sad deceased notified to attend, lat the Or
phans, Court OF Washington County aforesaid }
With their claims properly vOached. or they NAV
otherwise by Law be excluded from all BENEFIT in
said deceaseds estate: Provided COPY of this or.
ser be published once week for three weeks in the
Evening Star, previous to the said day
Test-Z. q. ROBBINs
nh 29Iaw5~ Register Of Wills
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y edmond, FREDkRICKsBURG AND Pc.
h TOhAC RaILRUAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, Csunday a. m excepted,D

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond
Va and the south via the PotomAg
s Ws.nTs, from ~ s athi street S Wharf
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aquis Greek TO Rich,
m"nd a. connect ting the With trains the Rich
mone and Ptter.hurg and Richmond and DsngiIIs
Railroads. for Petersburg, Weldon. Wilmington
hhssielgh' greensboro, Salisbury, Chsri otte and
Steamers Newport and G Vanderbilt leave Sixth
street Wharf daily Sunday morning excepted at
= 40 y. m. and . m, aud arrive in Richmond at
z W y. m ano q
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS
rifty Miles Shorter INA ia Hours Quicker than
any q, her houte
BE sure and get Tr-ough Tickets via Aquis
Greek and Fredericksburg, TO Richmond. a. tie
Company Office corner of Penna avenue and 9Th
through
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will lie in
readiness TO convey passengers ana baggage be.
tween depots Ia Richmond.
- Passengers 10y this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon. and may have opportunity az visiting
several hattiefeids near Fredericksburg 10y stop
ping at that point
Breekfsst ant sup on board % Steamer.
GEO. MATTINGLY. SuEt., Washington ID. G.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent; Wa.hinston.
q. VI. HANEY
ap3ly General Passenger Agent.
SPRIHG ARRANGEMEET. : NOTIcE.-Th
n = Steamer oAMnhiDGE, Captain r.
Route on mfI sATUR T..i 'e Mspeh "F ~
leaving her new pier. 10 Light street wharf, be-
SATURDAY and TUESDAY at 5 p m for Eastoa
Point, Double Mills. Oxford, Clora ; Point, Wal
lschs Landing. Cambridge, Hughlett's Wharf.
Cabin Greek. and NedfOrd Landing Returning
from the Eastern Shore she will leave aai-
forss Wharf every THURSDAY aud MON
IA az ! 2. m. stopping at all the above mea;
TUESDAYS. feb IS If