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PROPOSALS FOB WASTE PAPER.
Posr OFrIcE DEPARTMENT.

foST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. \
WASH TON. December Is, 1855
froLcsais are invited tor purchasing the WASTE
fAfk sccumu lsting n this Department Of the
following description. viz
l. transcripts of postIBAsters' accounts of nail
received and sent. post bills, white paper estl-
mated Qusbtity, Is 90 pounds year
mihed Paper, consisting Of wrappers of &C
counts and other Packages, together with letter
envelopes 81 varfous cJlors; estimated quantity,
20.tsg pounds q year
Dead Letters, which the accepted bidder will
be required 10 deface thoroughly. u nder the su-
peryisfon % an agent of this Department. as 10
Tel der IL 1mcossible 20 read them estimate
gusntity, ~ 60 pounds q year.
g. Newspapers; estimated quantity, 900 pou nds
year.
bidosrs win sTecify price per pound for each
A. to the dead letters. the Department must Do
esiishto with the mode OF defscing them before
accepting hid
The papers must Re removed from the cellar @.
the General Post Once Building the cost of tina
accepted tidd and in his own bag. often as
may lie required by the POSTMASTER General.
No mail bags Ill be Furnished for this purpose
The Paper in Re wei shed ~ this department. and
must lie paid tor On celIvery
Bids are Invited fer one year, commencing or
the hrst 81 January next. aud will be received
until MONDA1, the 5lst Instant, at . clock
n
They should be address ed to the Postmaster Gen.
eral AID en- SoTsed PropJ-zls for waste Paper. -
ALBx W. RANDALL,
de 4-eotdey Postmaster General.
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LINE BETWEEN WASHING TON
PHILADELPHIA AND NETWORK.
~

WASHINGTON, Dec 9, 1856
Irslns between Washington and New York are
now run follows viz.
foh NEW YORK, without change Of cars
$50 p. m
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars at Philsdel.
Leave daily Except Sunday at HE q. IN. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave DAILY except sunday at 7:4a and HIS a.
ON SUNDAY
only.
daily.
Through tickets to Philadelp hia New York or
Boston, can be had at the Station Once at al hours
Ia the day. as we'll as at the new Office ~ the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn.
avenue, Netween 9th aud a streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
for schedule between Washington, Baltimore,
Anna polls, and the West
il. WILSON, Master of Trans portatien.
L NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent, Washing ton.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, Dec. 9, 1866.

- WASHINGTON, De;. y, loo9
@& e. - s. ss;E
Trains between WAsHINGTON AND BALTT.
MoBE. and WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST
are now run follows viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday. at Tor. 7I5 ana
LILO a. m and 2:0s, and 80. and 90 p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave DAILY, except Sunday, at 100 q m, and
ftOsnd 500 p. m.
FOE - Az STA rIuNs SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
junction.
Leave at els and Too q. m, and at 2.OJ and IS
D. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at ! % and 7:45 q. m, and 40 D. IN. No
trains to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
FOB BALTIMURE.
Leave at 7:46 q. m, and 2oO and 10 D m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave At 7:45 a. N >. and 90 and 500 D. ~,
ron ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
leave daily, except Sunday, at 745 a. m, and
Or Sunday At 500 .. m. only. connecting at Relay
ntation with trains from Baltimore 10 Wheeling,
THROUGH TiOL BIS to the West can be hsd a,
the sshington Station Ticket Office at all hours
10 the cay as well as at the Office of the shk-
ers aud Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3fs Penn.
avenue, between 9Th and 7th streets. =
For New York, Pbfladelphia. and Boston, see
&C vertisement of Through Line +"
J. l. WILSON. Master of Transportation.
l.; -. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
oc - u GEO. 3. KOONTZ. Agent, washin. ton.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneer,.

TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY froL ting on II street north, between
4th sDd 5th streets west az Public uction
en- rRlDAY, the 2Ist instant, At { o clock p m ,
shall sell by virtue of deed Of trust dated the
ll:h day OF June, A 1855 and duly recorded IN
LIber J A e., No. ls5. folios 2ss. 26s, 40 aud III.
one OF the Land Records for Washington o unity
in the District of Columbia being the west half OF
the vest moIery Of Lot No. s. in Square N D. SIS,
fr"nnng on street north A. feet and = OF an inch
running back that width to Washineto ton street
Hlih The improvements consisting of three story
and gas "'oi
Terms made knewn on the day of sale. All con-
purchaser. 500 down In the hands of the Anc.
heneers on the day of sale, and II the terms are
not compiled with within hve days after the Jay of
SALE the Trustee reserves the right TO resell the
property at the risk and cost of the dtfauiting
purchaser 10y advertising the sale three times in
some nevspapAI published in w ashi gton CITY
THADDEUS X PREUSS Trustee
GREEN Il WILLIAMS,
AM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-12-20
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

IL VALIABLE BUILDING LOTS IN TIE 18th
WARD, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On FRIDAY, the 2lst instant, at 8 q clock o N ,
we shall sell, on the premises. II valu able 3uiId,
Ing Lots In subdivision of Square NJ 4I2, having
good building fronts and depths to fine ALLEYS
bounded by oth and 9th streets west and AMI n
sire cts sou tn. the Island
A fine chance for o prof table Investment An
abstract Of the title will be shown on the day of
sale
Terms: Ore third cash: balancs in s, Il, and l3
months, and see ured by a deed of trust on the
premises. All conveyancing and revenue stamps
at the cost Of the purchaser. 25 down on each lot
when sold.
GREEN WILLIAMS.
de l4-d lntel.l Aactiopeers
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eECRBT DIslAeEs.

sANARIYAy's GIT 10 the most certain, eafe Ana
efectusl remsdy-indeed, the only vegetable rome
dy ever discovered. Cures In two 20 tour days ana
recent cases In enty four hours. No mineral no
bslssm. DO msrerry. Only ter pills to be taa en- n
- the soldiers hope and friend 10 those v no do
net want ts DO exposed. Male DackaSes, o.; e.
mali, S3.
eAsAatfAss ROoI AND Hrls JuIcrs-A Dositivs
ana permanent sure fer Spy kilis. scrofsla Ulcers
Bold By 3. q. Ford. See sdvertissnsat. MI
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RATLIFF'S SALE

TT - RATEIFF'S SALE.
Il AkE NOTICE-That by yirtue Of a warrant
81 distrain from w. u. Waliach against W u.
Metzerott, for rent due and in arrears for the
storeroom on the corner of Pennsylvania svenus
and 1lth and streets have seized and TAX en- the
following goods and chatteis te satisfy said rent
80 due and in arrears II large Iron Safe. l large
Baggage Truck large Skid, large size Boards;
and hereby give notice that the said Goods and
Chsttels will lie appraised and sold on SATUR.
DAY. the I'D instant. at ii O'Clock, on the prem
Uses. at public auction, to the highest bidder for
cash.
de I'D W A. ROSS Bailif
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FOB THE EASTERN SHORE.
w The sI isTss, .tsqnch, md esnnodiOu' steamer
ME1 dss sb sh 1s.Ls. GA a, oIn;.,: SA
No. .10 Light street wharf, 1bs-
tween Barre And Lee streets, Baltmore. every
, ~: isT EAsToT PeoiikT,u BS5shE Htt IS,
3HHf 1kF ct3kSSs bS9LNr HT KGHHHkkkkfG4s
W WH4S CABIN we GREEkss NE MHEEDFokD'S
RstuE.in sA from aI9 TRE sAaHRtH Al. ,..,..
Lloyd! Landing q p. m, cambridge At Asp.
m, and 4aston Point st 8 .. m touching . the
ipfermeeiate landingJ on Mondays, Wsdnesdays,
and Fridays. 80
she has fine state. rooms, and oil othsr passenger
accommodations. equal to those of any other
steamer on Chesapeake Bay. seb-6
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OOO BARRELS YORK STAT. 1PpLEs
&UC 20 barrels Caee God ORA lBnRRISS
20 boxes Msesina LIMONS.
This day arrived BY cleaner. ana for s.,a -.
no &" - Louisiana avenue,
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de lad
by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aue,,oneer,,

TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOrsE. CON.
TANNING SIX ROOMS, on LEASED GROUND
By virtue OF deei In trust. dated November 20
lss3, and duly recorded In Liber X III No ],
foiCs NCs .13. "a, as, OF the Chattel Records for
tire county of Washington, ID c., L shall proceed
to sell on the premises. at public auction on FRI
DAY the 2lst instant, at O'Clock o m the abov a
Framed Building. situated on 18th street east he
tween East Capitol and A street south on bot
No. 10 in Square 0l0-
Terms Cash. WIN. N STANFORD, Trustee
fel3-eo&ds GREEN VILLA MS Aucts
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RY GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctisneer,.
TRnoT ~ % c.V.

Under and BY virtue Of decree passed BY the
Supreme Court Of the District of ColuuIb,a IN
cause depending therein and numbered sU2 e.IuiIv
In which Zephaniah Jones Is com plsinapt md
Horace stringfellow and others are defendants
tssri1s date on the % dsy Of Jnly 1880. We viii
January next, A. ID. 1857, At 81, O'Clock . m On
the promises. parts Of Lots No. and A. in San are
No 49,. AZ folio Ss.-Begfnuing at the soutneast
east corner Of Square No. 49,, and run nng thence
west q net and inches; thence north 90 feet
thence west e2 feet and ~ Inches thence north IA
feet and inches thence lUO feet to 7h street
west. and thence. with said street, to the begin
ming; together with the improvements con.fst
ing OF the building we'll known as ths "Avenns
house, - S"u0
The terms OF sale, rs prescribed By the decree,
are One third OF the purchase money to be p.i2
In cash ADD the rssidue in equA al in aImenrs
PAY able In Xix and twelve months for which d.
ferred pay meDta. with interest from the say 90
sale the purchaser shall give his notes, endorsed
and stamps NJ cost Of purchaser.
II the terms Of sale are not complied with In n va
da the trustee reserves the right TO resell Al The
lisk and cost OF the detsnlting purchaser, upon
lnttlligeBcer
THOMAS BRADLEY. lr
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A PASSENGER TRAIN on FIRR-An express
train from Bedford TO London was stopped on
The 10th ultImo near HItcheR, owing 10 one OF
Gbe second class carriages taxing fire. The pas
SsUEtrs were unable TO attract the attention of
she guard by their united snoutings. whIstliuys
and bangIngs of doors for at least ten minutes
GurITg which time a hole was burnt IN the
roof. and the carriage was filled with smoke
The fire was soon eXtinguished. and the pas
s-ngers removed 10 another carriage. The iii .
wHs caused through a tlrpauIin having blown
over me oil lamp and becoming tgnited. An
American signal rope would nave saved the
passengers from their panic.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
a EiTY AZ POINT IO6KoUr. I'D. n0

Headquarters Department Of WasAissfos, J
WasAfasfos, o. G, December 10. Is6S.
By direction of the Qpartsrmsster General
A., there will be cold, 1T Public Auction at Poin
Lookout, st Aarys county; Md, under airectfou
OF Breyet MAJOR James Gleason, A. q M at II
O'Clock noon, on FRIDAY. December 2s 1896, the
foli.wing described property belonging to the
About 60 30 Second hand Brick
About 20 coo Second hand saved Shingles
Atoot so 600 feet Short Length second hand Gull
HDgs, ecantlings &c
About I5.sofeet 4 Cuttings, lining inside earth.
works
About I 100 Pine Sill Posts, average 8 feet long
and Is inche in D ameter
400 Pine Fence Posts. trough, } 10 feet long
$50 fine al feet Stock aiding 10 feet high
$40 lineal feet Slab Fencing, feet high
l2sn ell Slab Buildings, various dimensions
Log Building, 20 by IS feet
Iron and Brick Bave Oven, AZ By a. feet
Lot OF Manure, fabout 50 ceris)
Wharf OF Timber and Lumber 4 fair e0ndi d /,
40 feet long, and varying in width from y to loz
Regular PASSENGER boats leave Baltimore every
Tuesday and SAturd afternoons, and Washi ns
stopping at Point LoCk out.
Wharf in this city Oh Thursday morning, Deem
Der n.
Property will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
and ten days allowed for removal.
Terms: Cash, in GoveInmen ut funds. .
n. kUDlNGTON,
Rvt Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermsster,
de 1877 Department of Wa hi ton
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10y W. l. WALL co .Auctioneers
ID Original Horse and Carriage Eazaar
S- Louisiana avenue

ID Original Horse and Carriage BAZAAR
s. Louisiana avenue
sALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS,
&c &c.
ON SATURDAY MORNING. Dec %. a. 10 s,cI,k
We Will sell az the Bazaar. O number OF saddle
tSrisee ano " ORR Horses, "a full 6escr Upton al
sale, com prising about- -
FIFTY HORSES.
Many good Work, Saddle aud Harness Horses
- Also.
New Jenny Lind Wagon and Buggy, built In this
city. " 'H''
Also,
A large collection Of New and Second hand RDa
g1es ~ ckaways, Carriages, Wagons, and other
One Hack and one Coupee, in good order
- Also,
New and Second hand Harness, Saddles, CARR Ages
&C.. at private sale. 49,
O. Regular sales days, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
oel9 w. Il. WALL q CO.. Aucts
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ITO ARCHlTECTS.
BUILDINGS LOB THE WAR DEPARTMENT

PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOB NEW
BUILDINGS FOB THE WAR DEPARTMENT
AT WARRINGTON, ID. q.
Architects are invited to prepare pianos and
Specifications, and estimates OF cost, for n re-
proof Buildings for the War Department, on
the site now occupied by the War Department
and adjacent vacant ground. in Warrington,
The buildings REQ uires should have Q 81 perncial
area as large as the site selected will ad nit OF.
Photosraphs site, ant sli other inform stion re-
lsting to the subject will be furnished 90 Archi-
tects desiring to compete for the work. upon APP
plication, personally, or by letter. to the under
prepian of $500 for the hsst of $4,000 for the
second, and OF 81 go for the third most sceepts.
BILE plans ana specifications. received, will be
swarded upon the afproyslo u: Hon Secretary
duty OF selecting q site and pre- pairing pans and
specifications for the bliidi nas of the War De-
partment under Get OF Congress approved July
IS. 1870.
The plans and speci hcafions must Be sent to the
Office OF Brevet Lieut.. Colonel T. J. TreafweIl,
Recorder Of the Board. Ordnance Once. winders
Building; Washing ton. d. c.. on or before the LIST
The Board will re serve the RI ght 10 reject any or
al plans submitted, should none be deemed suite
bic for the purpose, we'll to retain any or ell
Of ,uch plans.
TT. TREADwELL,
no 20 I'm Brevet Lieut.. Gel Z. 6. A, Recorder.
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de eotd
..ALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSELS AND
QUARTERMASTEk'S PROPERTY

L.
DErOr QUARTERMAsTER' OFFICE,
BtLTlMoRE Nh. Dec. ~. 1866 {
Will be sold at public auction { the port of Bal.
tpnIe Fardy wharf, sou side OF BASIN } on
THURSDAY. 10th instant, ut 70 m the splendid
side wheel steamer CITY OF ALBANY, rebuilt
In lSGi - tons length, 2U0 tes; breadth of beam
80 ieet dep'h 81 hold lUteet; cylinder, 80 inches
and IL ieet strike. 4
Also, the sttam-tLg ISLAM DEB. of = tons:
ltIgth j. feet bre sdth Of beam, Il feet depth of
hold, feet: and IL inch c. Under
Both vessels Of light draft hulls sound and
strong. AMI engines and boilers ia good condi-
ticn
small quantity or guartermssters property
listing of IL Anchors aud ~ U95 pounds OF Chain
Gable. will be disposed OF n the same lime and
place to the highest bidder.
sale ~ ..' .-E..'|
Inquiries respecting the sale may be al iressed
TO the und ersieIed or to the Auction sers Messrs
ADREON, THOMAS CO, No. IL South Charles
street.
by order of the Qusrtermaster General.
A kIMBALL,
Captain and A. Y NJ u y. Army.
de IL IT Depot Quarter m ter.
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OXEN AT AUCTION aa ~. n
CA,O QxaytsSssAstsr's Okes DEPOT Of WasAsnsson,l
Wdskinsfon D. C., Dec IS, 1885 (
Will he sold at public aacti on, on SATURDAY,
I'D iLsta IT. at II clock At Reilly D Corral,
ersl Z. Il. Tompkins, Deputy uuarterm aster Gen.
Blight WORK OXEN.
Terms: Cash. in Government funds.
u kUCKER. Asst Or. Gen,
de s8r HIT Byt.Maj. Gen. q. 8. Army.
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ny THO6. BOWLING, Auct. Georgetown.
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN
GEORQETOWN

BY virtue of q deed Of trust, duly recorded in
L'ber j. Al No 1879, felios 4SS, &c, of the land
records OF the District Of Columbia, We will, on
ea pose for sale at public aus ton on the premi
ees, certain real estate In Georgetown situated,
being Fart of Lot numbered one hundred and four'
Qoi,l In beell addition to said town, beginning
Ter the same at toe end Of 70 feet from the north
eret corner OF Green and Beall streets, running
east by and with the line Of Beal street a. feet and
and IL OF foot, thence north 80 feet thence west
and parallel with Beall street SO ann 4 II feet
thence north 40 feet, thence ives 8 feet, the nee
south 10 feet to the beginning, with the build
ines Improvements and appurtenances to the same
belonging.
Terms: One half cash; balance in 6, - and Is
montl ., to be secured by q deed Of trus. on the
premises. All conveyancing and stamps at pur-
chaser q cost. If the ter ms of sale are not com
piled with within five days after the sale, resale
will be had at the cost and risk of defsultng pur-
chaser. Sl00 to be paid at the fall of the hammer
WALTER 3. cox,
CHARLES NJ. MATHEWS,
Trustees OF the Third Building Association of
Georgetown.
de6-eo6ds THOS BOWLING, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
ny GREEN VILLA Ms, Auctioaeers.
cHAAECERT SALE OF yALuABLI HOUSE

STREET.
Court. Of the District Of Oolumbts, sitting In
Chsncery in cause 7s6 wherein John r. Murphy 10
omplainant aud Ann T Nesry ct. al. are defend
ants: i will sell. 1T Public Auction, on THURS.
DAY the 9th day of December, A. d ,lsS6, at 81
O'Clock m, on the premises Lot eleven tlIl ia
Square S3s, and the i'm improvements thei con.
One third Of the purchsse money TO be paid cash.
and the balance IN six and nine months from the
day OF sale said balance Of purchase money be
interest, and the yment thereof to be By
the bond or bonds of the purchaser purchasers,
With surety or sureties to be approved by the
Trustee; or, said purchase money can be paid in
cash on the lay OF sale on the final rati fcation
thei eef. deed will be given to the purchaser or
purchasers on payment Of the whole of the pur-
Chase money. Ii the terms of sale not conn lied
with by the purchaser or purchasers within fl We
days from the day of sals the Trustee the
right to rese the said property at public auction,
At the risk and OF the defaultipg purch sser
or purchasers upon giving five day 9 notice in
The Evening Star !" All convey ancipg and reve-
nue stamps ct costs Of the purchaser or purcha.
sers. WILLIAM MILLER. Trustee.
GREEN q WILLIAMS,
Gee f-JAW3W6d4 Auctioneers
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N1 EH2nAS 5 B 9aSbEEl Trustees.
de Ss,tu tn GREEN WILLIAMS. Aue,s
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctio.e.r

TklsIEE'S SALE OF SIN FRAME TrNE
AANTS AND LOTS, FRONTING ON THE
Ailey bet~sen 9th and 9TH streets west and l. and
n north. at Public Auction On"
~ virtue Of deed of trn.t, dated the 18th day
q JuJ a 1875 and recorded in Liber T
DO. - folio s53 1884. SIS and $751; Of the Land Rec
ode OF Washiny,ol county, District of CoIumbi,
shall sell, oH MONDAY the slst day OF Decen-
In square No. +is. with the dime sions sccordins
TO sald deed o. trust The improvements consist
abb. fnvessment for any one wishing to purchase
Terms One half cash; balance In ak and tvsIx.
nenths Tor Betes bearing In rest, and secured by
sdstd o. trus, on the premises. All convey ancng
Sl@down ON the day OF sale: And IL the term:
are not Complied With In Ave days after the day Of
sale, tbs trustee reserves the right 70 re.eJ ~
property at the r,.k AND cost Of the dsfauitius
pure. aSer, ~ ad veTtsiLg three times in INA Evs
nire Star. H.. II TII,I.Y r.m..n'e
de- eokds GREEN xWILLI4n ia t s...
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DICHMOND, TRIDERIoKsBUBa AND p,
II TOAAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELL1Rs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsunaay D, m. sxos,ted.l

TWICE DAILY, tsanaay p. m sxcspted.l
The quickest and most dirScs route - Richmond,
We and the South. vie tho PotomA.
steamers from Sixth street Wharf, eeNN
Washington, to Asuia Greek aud -
Richmond, frederfcksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek TO Rich.
mond " connecting there With trains the Rich.
mond and Petersburg end Richmond aud Dan vile
BeilroadS, for Petersburg, Weldon, WilminRton.
Hsleish. 9rssnsboro'. Salisbury, ObariottS and
stsamsrs K sypert and O. vandsrbiIs leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily SUNDAY evening excepted 81
sto .. N. and m. aud arrive In Richmond q
THROUGn TO RIOh MOHD In SEVEN HOURs.
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours quicker thar
any Other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets Via Aauia
Greek and Hrsdericksburg, 70 Richmond, ct the
Company Once, corner 81 Penne. avenue and 9Th
street, or on board Of tie boats. Baggage CHECKED
Omnibusses and Baggage wssoss viii b in
readiness 70 convey Dassengen aud baggage BE-
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line Dsa By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an Opportunity o. visitlna
several battle fields nssr 1rsdsrieksburs by SsoD-
ring at that point.
Bfsskfest ana suy on bosrd Of eseansn.
@. Z. MATTINGLY. Ticket Agent, wsshinston.
apSly General PASSENGER Agent.